The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-09
CHAPTER V.-con,lnued.


81 have heard papa say that ne is
short ana the tenure NJ ONCE unccr.
tain. can remove YOU at any time
please Now do you understand that
this w n serious huslnosa7 There's
likely 10 be- a lot ~ trouble and no
tim" for asking questions. so when !
say lt's so It's so"
IT'S So" repeated Ardmoro do
cilcly.
"Now here's the sheriff NJ Kildare
nn our side ~ the line. who writes
20 say that he ~ powcrloss to catch
Applowolght He's afraid Of the
dark. that man You see. the grand
Jury In Dlwoll county that's XII
dare. you know has Indicted Apple.
weight M q common outlaw. but the
grand lururs were all friends Of Ap
plowoight and the Indictment was
only to satisfy law.and.order sent.
mcnt and appeasc the Woman's civic
league Of Raleigh Now. papa doesn't
II mean | don't want to offend those
Appleweight people by mcddllng In
this business. Papa wants GOV. Os-
borne TO arrest Appleweight In South
Carolina; but don't believe Gov. os.
borne will dare do anything about H.
Now, Mr. Ardmore, | am not going to
have papa called coward by any.
body particularly by South Carolina
people. after what Gov Osborne said
Of our state"
why. what did he say"
/. VNA NV
last winter that no people who fry
their meat can ever amount "a any.
thing. and he meant u.s. | can never
forgive him for that, besides. his
daughter Is the stuckupcst thing
And I'D like Barbara Osborne to tell
me how she got into the Colonial
DANES, and what call she has to be-
inspector general Of the Granddaught
ors ~ the Mexican War, for I've
heard my grandfather Dnnrorilold say
many time that old Col Osborn"
and his South Carolina regiment never
did go outside " Charleston until the
war was over and the American army
had come back home"
Gov Osborne Il contemplate
runian," declared Ardmore with deep
feeling
Miss DangcrHold nodded judicial
approval ana settled back In her chair
the better 10 contemplate her new
secretary, and said
rive writtcn-that is to say. papa
wrote before he went away - strong
httor to GOV Osborne. complaining
that AppleWoight was hiding In South
Carolina and running across the state
line 10 rob ana murder people In
North Carolina Papa told GOV. Os.
borne that he must break up the Ap-
ploweight crowd or he would do some.
/ thing about II himself It's q splendid
letter; you would think that even Il
coward like Gov Osborne would do
something after getting such let
/ ter"
Didn't he answer the letter.
Answer ~ lie never got a. Pa.
pa did'l't send H., that's the rcason'
Papa's the kndcst man In the world.
and he must have been afraid Of hurt
ing Cos Osborno's feelings lie wrote
the letter expecting 10 send II, but
when he went of TO New Orleans he
told MT Bassford to hold II I'm he got
back He had even signed it-you
can read II n you like"
II was undoubtedly vigorous
oplstle, and Ardmoro felt The thrill OF
its rhetorical sentences us he read
The dignity and authority of one OF
the sovereign American states was
represented here, and no handed the
paper back to Miss Dangcrhcld as
tonderly MS though II had been the
original draft Of Magma Charta.
ITS corker, all right"
u don't much like the way u ends.
II says, right horo'-aud she bent for
ward and pointed to the place under
crItcism-'it says, Trusting "a your
sense Of equity. and relying upon a
continuance Of the traditional friend.
ship between your state ana mine. |
am, sir awaiting your reply very
respectfully. your obediont servant
Now I wouldn't trust to his sense N
anything and that traditional friend.