The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-13

friend you'll be killed, sure.'
 Well, I'll go over and see," Captain Bill re piled quaintly, continuing straight toward the mob store.
 As he entered there was little stir then silence. Evidently those present had not ex pected that he would walk straight among them. Here he was-they could kill him and put an end to all this trouble in short order But somehow they didn't do it. There seemed no good moment to begin. Captain Bill walked over and faced Ogle.
 Come outside,' he said quietly, q want to talk to you"
 Ogle hesitated
 What do you want to say?" he asked sul- lenly.
 Captain Bill laid his hand on Ogle's shoul. der
 T want to say some things that you might not want your friends to hear," he said-and a quaver in his voice then would have been death-"Come outSide!"
 Outside Captain Bill led Ogle to the middle of the street. It blazing hot and the sand burned through his boots, but he could talk to Ogle out there and keep an eye the others too
 Nov, Bill Ogle,' he said in his deliberate calm way-'I know all about you I know how you ard your outfit murdered Jim Brown-iust how you planned it. and how you did it. I've got all the proof and I'm going to hang you if there is any law in this country to hang a man for foul murder like that That's what I'm here for, and am not afraid of you nor of any of the men ovar there In that store that helped you do your killing You are all lot of cow ardiy murderers that only shoot defenseless men rom ambush, and I'm going to stay here until I oreaH in your gang, if l have to put you every one or the gailows or behind the bars and Pm going to begin with you'
 As Captain Bill talked the sweat began to pour of of Ogie. and his knees seemed to weaken Hresent!y they could no longer support his stout body, and he sat heavily down in the hot sand trying weakly to make some defense
 ogie made several attempts to get on his feet hhalIy succeeded and went back to his friends
 Next morning he was taken to jail and a strong guard was set
 Consternation now prevailed among the nob and it's friends
 The examining trial Of Bill Ogle was an event Tn san Saha Josh Mccormack was chief wit. HeaS lof tae state and was a badly scared man. Tn spite O. the fact that the Rangers had armed nm and guaranteed him protection from the members Of the BuZzards Water-Hole crowd other witnesses on both sides were frightened enough, Soc nobody knew what might happen be- iofe ;Eis thing ended
 When the court of examination adjourned Oele was held without bail. Through the efforts of blstrict Attorney Lynden it was decided to trans. Ter the case to Lano county for final trial iynden making his fight for the change on the grounds that no fair trial could be obtained in the San Saba court.
 In Liano county Ogle's case was fairly tried ana he received life sentence When the next election of county officials came around the old ict Has wiped out clean and men of char acter and probity came into power The roads that led to the Bad Lands were kept dusty with the emigration Of men who had formerly gath cred at Buzzard's Water-Hole. and in their staaa came those who would give to San Saba noh1ar enterprise and worthier fame