The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05

The girl g.; BEL with coa :.i. u ~
the men reared over her blundpr ON,
+ The Girls iG'h tDe Mr.. CayamG Il tu !
Killed n mnn she explained Where
rs hpl"
Lie lc'rg ~ anr"y nee They any
les fa,iu" supper ~ Mike iialsey'a.
.huugh WHY hr didn't come bprp I
don't see WHAT'S he gol,ig ia do;"
SIC asked Won't the marshal take
H. men r. his har ls?"
"N't without warrant from %IIigiey.
and IIIgley r. out Of town Ross II
rave to holf 80 TIL fIlgley gets back
nr else take 'ru over 10 Chnuvenrt.'
Lie ynoripl odd Higlcy. Yes. he's
lrcn known to disappear br'ore when
here WIS Soine real work to- II" done"
Lee went back 10 her own las; with
= varuc sc1~e of alarm. Certainly
hry viii u DIRE iu interfere with IN
'~cer In - discharge of his duties"
she t,Ion~h' Size WAS eager to see
hin. nnl III Thought that he nigh, he
fliced to lie avry TO chauvpnet
Without n " Il Ia her gave her n deep.
r feeling ~ ANNOYANCE and unrest.
That he wuy IN auy renl danger she
ouii not believe.
II wns d.: "ar;pning to cnvnnngh TO
CO how smr ~ the most influential
liz ~ conirIypd T. give pnt uuragc
mcnt to the riotuus element ~ g
town. A wink. u gesture. u ,lryi"..
word 10 the proper messenger go,
yeypl to the Siluon ruuldprS ~ urs'l
uncr OF ~ wiHthy which Unnamed TN
resentment tu 'he murdrfuus iu.m
was cunfcsur,iy enc Of the worst cui
mu"!ilcs In ~" state.
Lets run Cavinigh.' WIS the sIi
tcsjio1 Of 80 rrai uf tiregr's Fri 'ud.
The fact Fiat the RANGER WIS u cor
rilss'o'ei e rrr uf the law nni iin
the rnin'S head hld been found an a.
lWni, hers puck made very lite Il
ference IL these lrrtr punSib'p inst
gators Ia assault II was vundrrtu
how highly ,hnt boating young rascal
Joe U;r,gg. WAS priced NJ the mpmcp'
us ~ ui'rl.r HI the sru of u lp"i
iug ri'is'n -lpuld he held NJ In ih
way by o;r.uf the forestry CoSsnchs
Ceclnt,d 80" " the merchants.
The discussion which took place
ovc tie bars NJ the icwu WAS NJ th"
riot hrnt by y o'rlocs. aud soo nfi"i
~ n crowd " bowling. whouplng bad
lmyR aud disrepuinble ranch hands
were parudlng the walks, breaihini
out vile threats against the ranger.
Att usioa.cd 10 men Of this type, ca,
m; h watch 4 them come aud 20 q
IlG,sey's bar With calculating cytl
There Will lie no trouble for mn hour
or two. but meanwhile what II to 10
donei Hlglcy Is not TO be found. aud
the town marshal In also out OF
town." To Ilnlscy he snid: Il nni
acting. IA you know. under both fed
eral aud state authority. and ! call
upon you ms n law abiding citizen 10
aid me In holding these men prisoners,
] shall camp right here TN morning
or until the magistrate or the marshal
relieves me OF my culprits."
Halscy was himself n Sportsman
genuine lover OF hunting and n fairly
consistent upholder OF the game laws;
but. percciving that the whole town
had apparently lined up In opposition
10 the ranger. he lost courage. His
ed away toward the front window OF
his bnrroom. ncrvously seeking TO be-
ncutrnl-'to carry water on both shout
ders." as the phrase goes.
The talk grew less jocular as the
drinks took eject. and NELL Ballard.
separating himself from the crowd,
came forward. calling loudly; Come
out O. there. Joe. Come out and have
a drink"
His words conveyed less OF battle
than his tone. He was. In fact. urging
a revolt. aud Cavanagh knew Il.
Gregg rose as II 10 comply. The
ranger stopped him.
"kecp your seat" said he. and TO
Ballard he warningly remarked, And
you keep away from my prisoners"
"Do you own this saloonT" retorted
the fellow truculently. II reckon Hal
sey's customers have some rights.
What are you doing here, anyway!
This is no Jail"
"Halsey has given me the privilege
OF holding my prisoners here till the
justice Is found. II isn't my fault that
the town Is without judge or JAIN
He was weakened by the knowledge
that Haisey had only balf consented to
aid justice. but his pride was reused.
and he was determined upon carrying
his arrest 10 It's legitimate end. I'm
going to see that these men are pun
isbed II L have TO carry them TO Sui
phur City," he added.
"Smash the llghtsp' shouted some
one at the back.
Here was the first real note Of war.
and Ross cried out sharply, III a man
lifts a hand toward the light Ill cut
Il on"
There was a stealthy movement In
the crowd. aud. leaping upon the
counter. n reckless cub reached for