The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-01


s1<sS8Ss3 eye. Here al all event:
\ lkk3EEe1yq lbN was one spot that had mol
1AesEessaasszQkAH greatly changed during
tho five years since he was
III New York Down the Row a few Of
SQUAT structures facing the Post office had
len way to the inevitable sky scraper, the
idge had shot out solid extension almost
b the Park itself, the wel-remenibered
tribune building had climbed BIZ nearer
the clouds, the Hall looked trifle less
nv than Of old Otherwise, everything
IS pleasantly familiar
Moving leisurely onward he again stopped
the Bridge entrance to the Subway for
other look 1t the scene that had SO often
jcinated him in the days when he was him
{ one Of the workers on Newspaper Row
len he heard his name called
Hello, Howard Oh, say, Howard
kingston Where did you drop from "
Turning he met the outstretched hand Of a
lung man, almost as tall as himself, square
[ouldered, clear eyed, and III his face the
Eidy glow Of the athlete. Kingston smiled
cognition,
h Back from London yesterday said he,
|and alwacs glad to see an old friend But
flaf brings you to New York, Dick VIII
|ughby2 They told me al the club last night
fai you were buried somewhere in the coun-
N, practising strokes to win back that lost
|,lf championship
6Wiloughby's eyes twinlled.
4 got good beating, all right" he ac-
Two down al the turn, and I'd
|ate to say how many when the game was fin
he'd. didn't think Sloane had it in him
khar. BIT golf's The least Of my troubles
bwA lays"
!. Wnat is ii now Footbsii2 Working
III new play 10 help Harvard get the mas
10y d Ya.e2 | suppose you are booked 10
bach as usual
N We'll, perhaps I'lfg go up to Cambridge for
.week Sat no longer, I'm in business now,
nd really working As for yourself n"
Stli travelling, my dear Dick, travelling
hdS stlilging fve been in good many
arts of the world, seen not d few strange
lings, and learned d litte, though very little
fier I'LL. II live
There cams into his eyes a far away serious
xpressions
Seems to me, = said lNillougnby, you've
armed asyast deal remember something
the papers while ago about discoveries
ou made with regard to the religion Of the
ncient Mao-is or was il Hottentots2 And
noticed an editorial praising your contribu
ems 10 the syience Of pSychopathology
Iw-breaking word Notdoing any detective
ork now. are you9'
Any what"
" Detective work I'LL never forget the way
81 handled that Rutledge mystery when You
ere on the VoEd Reason ask, : and his
ne became grave, IS because | am very
uch III mead 81 detective myself just nov
act is. Pm in New York 10 secure one.
Explain
Can't here It's too long a story Come
1wn to my quarters, and III tell you all
ooutit Perhaps You can helpns, old man
know YOU viii il you can
Ten minutes later the two frisnds were
ated together in a richly appointed office far
,oye the din Of Broadway Kingston,
ungng comfortably IN a deep armchair,
,tened with an impassiye countenaace whiie
E younger man, leaning forward, spoke hur
idly and earnestly
rs this way Ny fathcr, y1a know. is
se myself intensity fond oi outdoor life He
IS place in ths Catsdils, and every once in
while we run up there Tor a few days OF golf,
nnis, mountain climbing, and all that sort Of