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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
TULSA COUNTY IS NOW
THRESHINC IN EARNEST
ESTIMATE ON YIELD VARIES
FROM IL TO 20 BUSHELS.
DIFFERENT METHODS.

Threshins has begun in Tulsa
county In earnest. and IN the rich
agricultural country to the south OF
tn Arkansas river. the hum OF the
thteshing machines Is maxim. music
ola day long.
No definite reports have been re-
C"ved as to the yield per acre al
though general estimate places It
from II 20 20 bushels The most
t,ticeable fact concerning the Yields
H. the difference IN the fields that
were properly prepared and properly
rlanted, and those to which no spe-
',al attention was given in the prepa -
ration of the land Where efficient
f.rming Was done. the yield IL sev-
c,al times better than the ordinary
yi,ld where no attention was given
&, ploW the ground and SOW the
v ] eat
West Of Sand Springs are two fields
ui wheat on opposite sides of sec
ton line one farmer made special
efforts in the preparation Of his land.
IL plowcd deep. breaking his land
well and. n .he spring. after each
rain. narrowed the field. breaking the
,iust that was formed The yield on
h.r field has been estimated at 80 to
aj bushels Across the road from this
field the farmer merely plowed his
and without special regard to depth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
CLEVELAND Wants
MORE Good GAMES
DEFEATED TENACOS FOURTH or
july. ANXIOUS TO MATCH
SOME MORE GAMES.

CLEVELAND, Okla. July B -'
Especial The Cleveland baseball
club is anxious TO get games with
any fast club In the state. The team
has won nine games and lost two 80
far this season. They defeated the
Texaco team from Tulsa, July 4, and
Pawhuska was another victim on
Sunday. July 6. Sapulpa viii play
here July u, and that is the only
game Cleveland has scheduled 50 far.
Arrangements for a game with Col
linsville and Tulsa are under way
All corresp, ndence should be ad-
dressed to manager baseball club.
care Of Palace Pharmacy Cleveland,
Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

lie sowed h.s wheat and left the field
until harvest time. The yield OF hiq
field has been estimated at 10 bushels
an acre.
While the average Yield In Tulsa
county Is not exceptionally heavy. mill
men say the quality is good and az
whole. there will be more bushels OF
wheat IN Tulsa county this year than
Last. when the crop was good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Louisville ut Columbus.
Minneapolis vt Milwaukee.
St Paul of Kansas City.

Iiendrx none in one-third inning of Mayer
l2 in nine and one.thrd innings off Seaion
in two thirds ining Sacrifice hits-Cstey.
Mccarthy, knabe Stolen bases - Paskert
Double plays Killer and D1olan. Dooan
and l.ud-rus. Left On bases Pittsburgh I
Philadelphia :. Bsse o.l balS-On Camnit.
2, off McQuillan !. Of Cooper /. off Mayer .
Struck out-By Csmnitl .. by McQuilian l.
BY Hendrix !. by Mayer { Wild pitches -
Brennan and EasOn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

TNe snmmhfl TWU-blhH his I0nn0TTN
Wingo Titus. Iiuggius sweeney. Rsridsn
korctrhy sacrifice hit Masee Sacrifice n,
Whitfield. Stolen bases Higgins 2 Knn
p'chy Double PLAYS Rariden end McDon
Aid Left on bases Boston TO- st Louis @
Ba,e on balls-On Tyler g. nn Grinsr 5
First base on rrrnrs-St Tnuis l. Boston
Hit by pitcher Mann. Struck out BY Tv
Ter Z by Griner l. Time = 05. 'mpirss-
KLEIN aud Drih
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
New YORK G. Chicago s.

NEW YORK. july s.-The New YorL
Giants ran their winning streak uD 10 thir
ten games today when they took the first
game Of the Chicago series by 10 8 Law
ender pitched strong game. but received
wretched support, especially IN the seyen,h
inning The Cubs hi; Tesreau hard and free
ly The score:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
TULSADS FIRST
To MAKE TRAIL
" y. ROBINSON A\B INNtIIN on
rms CIN NCnllNE NHIC-
ORD ~ iT\n.
ON ROAD TO FRISCO TOWN
Responsible for Much Tulsa Boost
Dopc;' MAY Make Return "Trip
III Same Manner.

'''''
In the rross-cnunII, ,ItnnlobIle
,o,,r NJ A B.It,.., ., ,.,.u,
l'"in lu''' /" 'Ho i'''"' ''a"'' TINS
| city Is receiving much favorable men
| tlnn I'm the western urrss
Am p,r,.,,b r,l.,.., l ,-,.,.
''''
''p'cWAS "lu the party get prpml-
i'rh' P"S'll"h IN lhr newspapers ana
"'""'7 uI'" "h"i'" N' I"b' llpc IN
'h' NrlVr-tpS' Mr N""lhson ana
MS l""'''9 "'tv 'n' I'.' pIl, ,"' parry
! 20 u"' ''9t inc nov "lunhd tldH
'"t" H"' l'"N' '''F lH'E are now
"''u'u I"I san fI"h 'a'" ana thtl
oi' HN''9 /" "'NU '"' I'lUI" 'rIp l"
us" bS '"lo' lh'l i'ij mere IN
June aH1 Il" not "''uu To return
uhtil some time III J. p''mh'r
ne Iouo"ihB 1II''' from recent
ISSUE oI 'he wen known salt Lake
IIl"uhe' ueS'il"'s part "i the Jour
hr!
~, W. n Nooinson ana imlly OF
IuIsd' OhIa' nave ''hl'N'd record
as me Hrst IriN't' parry To- come
"N'I lu' TUl from ''t'"d Junction,
Z
ueI lhe nachlhe own power ana
"i'Hout trdcil'r assistance from out
S'no sources. inc party arrived here
yesterday afternoon ana rs stopping
al IN" ho'rI Ctah' IL consists OF
hr, ana Mrs hoblhs"h ana lhelr son
ana daughter, Wallace ana Lucile,
ana urlNer'
IN NlcN Oh inc rains ana heavy
i"au5 lcouhtered INC successful ne
EQUATION OF the lTal between Grand
. unt ton aLd SAT- Lake Is considered
to be an achievement Of merit IN au-
lomohlInb, W. Ellison of the
.pcal Midland lrHil committee and
william klshel. OF the local automo-
hlit bureau " Information met Mr..
Robinson at the hotol lcstorday aft
ern,on ana heard brief recital of
the cAorience.
Trip Il Discussed.
Speaking of the trip, Mr Robin
son said:
our trip to Grand Junction was
practically uneNent ul because the
trNl to that point is very well con-
sTuCted and frequently travelled. We
left CIR nd Junction last Monday, the
urat day out making lG miles To
Green River, Utah. From here we
went to Price by way OF Woodside.
ON the third day We made the dis
tancc from Price To cotton by way
of Soldier ,nVcrn and Emery park
on account OF the fact that the new
Midland trail road Is not completely
graded and that the bridges are not
yet placed we coold not adhere to
that trail Consequent we cncoun-
tered some very mean trails
1T has rmned nearly an Of the
time during om trip from Grand
Junction, rendering the roads muddy.
dippcry ana in soma places eXtrcmr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
Boston o, 81. Louis ..

nOSrON. July : Griner gave three bases
M balls In the seventh inning TODAY and
'hc,e with Raridcu's double q single by
Mcdonald and O'leary' 's error enabled B0s
'on 10 win 20 9 The home team batt-d
hard throw -hput the game The score
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE


BROOKLYN, July & Cincinnati took th,
first game Of the series from Brooklyn to.
day to l. Ames and Allcn had a pitchers
battle the former getting the better support.
Dodge played great fielding game at third,
while Callahan and Moran made excellent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
ACTOR ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Charged With killing Policeman over
jealousy of wife.

HACKENSACK, y j. july S. -
James 5 Devlin. vaudeville actor.
was placed on trial here today for
the murder Of Patrick Consldine. q
policeman. MAY % 1t Is alleged the
two men had quarreled over atten-
tions paid boy Considlne 10 the actors
wife
Miss Aanic Dcvlin. cousin of the
defendant. and an eye witness to the
tragedy. testified toda.' that Considine
had handed his revolver to Deylin
and said. "Go ahead and shoot" and
that Devlir thereupon fired the fatal
shot.
Dr. Larkins. Osteopath. opp Kres1 $
(adts \
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-Mllers' home
run drive over the righ, field wall with two
bases occupicd IN the tenth inning gave
Pittsburgh victory over Philadelphia TODAY,
the score being TO I. The home team raj
lied in its final inning when Walsh scored
on his double and singles by hnabe and Lo
bprt The scare.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WE'RE They PLAY TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St Louis ct Boston.
Cincinnati At Brooklyn
Chicago al New York
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
AMERICAN ASSN.

Milwaukee Minneapolis postponed: rain
Indianapolis /. Toledo
Columbus /. Louisville o
Kansas City 7, 81 Paul 2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
TEXAS LEAGUE

Galveston q. Houston 1.
beaumont san Antonio q.
Dallas 3. Austin ..
Fort Worth 2. Waco 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York at Chicago.
Boston AZ st. Louis.
Washington AZ Detroit.
Philadelphia AZ Cleveland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

Cincinnati ......... OOu olo Ol0-
Brooklyn .... goo OOl 600 |
The summary: Left on bases - Cincinnati
C. BROOKLYN g. Two base hitS-Calahan.
Daubcrt Three base hit Clark Sacrifice
fly -- Amps Base on errors Cincinnati |,
Brooklyn / Stolen bases Berghammcr No
ran. Double plays -Groh (unaSNstedl.
Dodge to Almeda to Ilohlt2ell. Bases ON
hals-Oif Ames 4 Struck oui BY Ames !,
by Allen . Time i AZ Cnpires Quigley
and Emslie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
ltthlN 20 y
KILT for Camnitz In seventh
ArIIit fnr Simnn IN ninth

luiAih . .Jf Y y oN II "
NfIt for Killifer In tenth
xxfIit for Seston In tenth
The score by Innings:
Pittsburgh ..... 900 OOi oil a
Philadelphia ..... O2O 600 OiO /
The summary; Two-base hits Mccarthy,
Carey. Crsvath, wslsh. Home runs-Cra.
vsth Miller Hits-Off Camnitf q in six
innings off McQuillan none IN 2 innings. OF
Cooper in one and iwo-thirds innings off
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

BirminghSm .. Montgomery ..
Atlanta 5. Memphis 2.
Chnttanooga o. View Orleans .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

SYRACUSE. y Y. July 2 Goods error
10 the ninth with two men out gave the
Philadelphia Athletics four 10 three victory
over the local state league team this after
noou in an exhibition game. johnson pitched
superb ball against the American lea que
leaders The score:
Syracuse .... 900 600 inn-3 .
....... 100 600 iOn--i 6 /
johnson ard Muneh. Mowfey aud Thomas
l,mpir-s- Eckmsn aud CUrcOran
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
Summer Vacations,

When you are ready TO Start on
your summer vacation Phone 1890
and have The World waiting for you
every morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09
WESTERN LEAGUE

Topeka I. Sioux city /
Wichita ~. Des Moines IA.
Lincoln n, St Joe 2.
Denver b. Omaha 2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

N'r Larkins. Osteopath. opp. Kresss
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-09

Dr. Larkins. Osteopath. opp. Kres1 $
.
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26

to let the lover In when he comes
homo late. Then there are the people
at the house who have to sit up until
the lover goes home. There, also, are
the people who can hear the lover
talking through the wall-mumble
humble, humble! But that's all right
The fellow is lover. and all the
world loves him! .'r
The clerk at the necktie store likea
to sell ties to q lover. It's easy-sell
ing ties to lover. He takes only an
hour to select one. and then he brings
1t back to change It,. But the clerk
doesn't mind 10 long AZ he's lover
1T IL time for Mary. the nurse. tc
be getting back with the children. But
Mary has q lover, which makes It all
riKht. A doctor can save the baby II
It catches cold"
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
NOVELTY FOR NEW WORKERS
Surprised Man Discovers Place Whsrs
Diners Are Not Ashamed to Be
: Heard At Prayer.

Every day learn something about
this old town." said the New York
city salesman. Yesterday picked
up this item:
II was invited to luncheon by q
young man engaged In evangelistic
work. The restaurant he suggested
lunching at was several blocks out Of
our way. As was in q hurry. pro-
posed some place nearer at hand. but
ne insisted upon that particular res
,tsurant, SO We went there. 1t was .
nice place. very clean. and the cook
ing good. The only peculiarity no.
ticed was q group Of clerical looking
men in the rear Of the room.
".Are those fellows all clergymen?'
I asked. $50
Yes said my friend. they are cur
ates and missionaries who eat here
every day. II Obliged to lunch out
anywhere they try to come here. be-
cause this restaurant has the reputa-
ition OF being the only place in town
where = man can ask blessing with
out perhaps attracting disagreeahle at.
tention.
1.-The proprietor used to be pretty
strong In the preaching line himself,
and he encourages the blessing habit.
OF course many people eat here who
do not say grace. but 30 many Of the
patrons do say 1t that the place has
been nicknamed blessing" restau.
,Fant.'
And then before beginning our
meal my friend prayed. and ~ mo-
body even turned around to look at
ais l found that the restaurant indeed
merited its novel reputation"
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
WOULD SERVE ITS PURPOSE
Theushtfui Young Wife Had Reason
for Economy In Buying Hubby's
Birthday Present.

An elderly millionaire. who had
married beautiful young woman,
was presented on his birthday with a
very handsome watch chain by her.
He was delighted with the gift and
beamed upon his charming young
wife. 'It is perfect" he agreed, so
massive. yet In excellent taste"
Il felt sure you would like it." she
replied. land 1t was SO inexpensive.
too. l only paid twelve dollars for
it."
Only twelve dollars!" replied the
millionaire in surprise. Twelve dol
lars for this solid gold chain?"
oh. OF course. 1t isn't solid gold.
dear" she replied. you could never
get solid gold for that price. It is
gold filled"
The husband stroked his chin reflee-
lively as he inquired: why this sud
den streak of economy? Don't you
think I can afford a solid gold chain ?"
ITO be sure you can" she assented,
but this one is guaranteed for ten
years. and-and-"
"Well?" impatiently interrupted the
millionaire
We'll, dear" she continued, with a
slight heightening Of color. ''as that
is as long as you are likely to live. I
thought 1t would be foolish extrava-
gance to pay more"
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
Why Flowers Arc coiored.

or the many substances that are
combined to make flower, what is
the particular one to which is due
the red. blue or yellow color. Why.
for example, are gentians blue and
roses red, and why has no one ever
seen red gentian or a blue rose?
The chemist can tell us. Taking
the plants that produce really blue
not violet-fowers. he considers which
Of their constituents is peculiar to
them. True blue exists in veronicas.
salvias, verbenas. basil, solanum,
penstemon. nemophila, convolvulus.
borage. hounds tongue and in all
the orders allied to the Gentiancae
and Composftae. but never In lupins,
vetches. peas. geraniums, hollyhocks,
primulas. roses, balsams, fax, etc.
All the blue producing plants just
named have a tannin in them which
does not exist In the others. This is
called caffe-tannin. 1t, is found In
coffee. but not in tea. Tea contains
another form OF tanning which is the
same as that which makes camellias
red.
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26

owned by him. them or it. and from the sidewalk
Of such premises, after having received five
notice from the marshal the mayor trustee
OF said to do shall be subject to fine OF mot
less than dollar and not to exceed five dollars.
Section T. The marshal the mayor any trustee
Of said town. In the absence OF the marshal. In
there acting marshal or of his inability to act Is
hereby authorized to employ some person to cut and
remove from the real estate Of any person.
firm or corporation who shall neglect refuse to
and remove the within five after notice from
such marshal mayor trustee to the owner thereof
his their its agent to cut and the weeds
as above provided. such person. firm corporation
fined in addition to the above named the
actual of the expenses OF the cutting and
moval OF such weeds which expenses shall be recov-
cradle in the manner the expenses for the,
OF nuisances provided In Section 503S, Revised
Statutes of Colorado 1908. rs ssE
Passed adopted at regular meeting OF the Board
Trustees of the Town Of Ordway held September l,
1913.
Approved September l. 1913 NJ. q
Mayor.
Attest JOHN B. ESTES
ISeail Town Clerk and Recorder
Given newspaper publication by order Of the Board OF
Trestees of the Town Of Ordway. Colorado.
5 JOHN B. ESTES,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
NOT THE SHOCK ExPEcTEr
Seemingly, Dsbutants Would Havs
Seen Miliin0 " II Had Been Il,
u othsr,slss.

After the Spanish melon. while
awaiting the cold consomme, . young
Japanese diplomat took the fan from
the white hand Of . debutante. and
opened it-from the right to left del
icately.
"You noticed how 1 opened it!" he
said. From right to left!"
YES" she returned indinerently.
But everybody opens fans from right
to left"
And do you know whyr Nor Then
I'll tell you-I'll warn you-so that yon
yourself may never. BY any chance,
open . fan from left 70 right" y
He sipped hia amber-colored cAablis
and resumed: 80
Fans originated In Japan. and frcra
time fnmsasoriAi- IT, J9pAnses -
makers, whose morality ID mot lfks
western morality. have Constructed
fans Ia such q manner that, opened
nom right to left, they reveal tnno.
cent and lovely thinsx-dowers and
temples and tea gardens-while, open
ed from left to right they rcveal
scenes Of an indecency and obscenity
passing belief. :,
"of course. all japanese fans are
not OF . double entendre such - this,
but many are, and hence Japan has
taught the world to open its fans In
only one way-the safe way"
The young lady opened her fan. very
cautiously. the unsafe way. Then she
said: i.sS..
: "Pshaw. my fan il all right" y
And then gave little disappointed
shrug Of her white shoulders.-Chi
cago Record-Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
DIDN'T APPEAL TO SENATOR
Wsstsrn ststesman Had Wrong Inn
presslon ~ to Recipient Of Pro
posed Wedding Present.

Soon after the convening of . new
session of congress the announcement
was made of the approaching mar.
riage Of Anson @. McCook, who was
then secretary Of the senate. A sub
scription was Immediately started
among the senators for the purchase
OF wedding present. Two or three
prominent senators volunteered to col
lect the money. Senator x, one Of
the richest men in the senate at that
time, was one Of these.
Seeing q new western senator who
had not yet been approached on. the
subject. Senator x went to him and
said:
Senator slocum. want you to give
me $25."
! what fort" demanded the new
member. r
!. Tor McCooks wedding present" /"
explained Senator X.
+I'll see you about It tomorrow" i"
answered slocum. with a scowl.
"All right" said Senator K, ~ he
walked away, but don't forget It."
Senator sloeum watched him until
he was out Of hearing, and then. turn
ing to his colleague remarked, with
warmth:
well. I've heard OF cheeky things
In my life, but that man beats all!
What do you think? He Just asked
me to give him $25 to buy q wedding
present for his cook!"
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
ORDINANCE NO. 1902.

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THAT WEEDS GROW.
ING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY AND ON THE SIDE
4 WALK AREA IN FRONT OF PRIVATE PROPERTY.
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF ORD
WAY ARE A MENACE TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
AND THAT THE SAME ARE NUISANCE: ALSO
DECLARING 1T TO BE THE DUTY OF THE
OWNER TO CUT AND REMOVE SUCH WEEDS.
AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE FAILURE TO
DO so. h ted
BE II Ordained By the Board of Trustees of the
Tomn of Ordrdy:
Section I. That weeds growing private property
aud on sidewalk in front of private property,
within the limits Of the Town Of Ordway. are hereby
declared to be a nuisance and menace to the health
of the inhabitants OF the town. ltle
Section g That 1t is hereby made the duty OF every
person. firm corporation owning real estate within
the limits OF the Town of Ordway his. their or its
agent, and remove all weeds growing upon the
real estate by such person. firm corporation
and the sidewalk area of such real estate and such
cutting and removing Of weeds shall be done at such
times as the OF shall designate in order
that no weeds may be allowed to go to seed.
Section 3. Any person. firm or corporation owning
real estate In the Town of Ordway who shall fail
and remove the weeds from the real estate
The Ordway new era., 1913-09-26
'se Il Seems There Isn't Any Prop.
srty After All.

he had often spoken about. It seem
cd that the old boy had died and
made him his sole heir to his prop
erty, which was worth little more
than 10000. Joe showed me the law
yer's letter from Portland. and he was
30 excited that he forgot to take It
away when he went home.
From that hour Joe Ransom was .
changed man. The property was to be
sold and he expected the money with
In six weeks. Every tradesman In our
town learned the news. Joe bought
$500 worth Of clothes the second day.
On the third day he purchased .
touring car and q runabout. On the
fourth he bought yacht. On the nth
he invested in house and . butler.
On the sixth he negotiated for a steam
ship passage. around the world. When
two weeks had gone by all Joe Ran
sons money was tied up In negotiable
securities. And the money was still
= month distant.
II said Joe Ransom had = yellow
streak In him, and now 1t came out.
In the middle of the third week I met
May Latimer in the street She tried
to hurry by me and 1 stopped her.
Then saw that she was crying and
she looked ten years older.
What's the matter, Miss Latimer?'
I asked.
"'Joe has thrown me over she sob
bed. said she was commonplace
sort Of girl. and the type that would
blurt out that sort of thing. But
all the same she was Just suited to Joe
and I was mighty sorry for both Of
them.
"The hound kept away from me
after that. / guess he knew that
had got wind of the affair. Folks be-
gan coupling his name with that Of
Miss Macy, local society girl, as the
newspapers phrase 1t. Miss Macy
hadn't any money, but she had style
and dash to sell and she wasn't chary
about It. reckon she was anxious to
get those pretty insteps Of hers inside
that touring car.
1T was at the end Of che fourth week
when Joe burst into my rooms one
evening, ~ white a. . sheet. In his
hand he held . lawyers letter. He
handed It to me without . word and
sank down into my leather chair.
There was no tango this time. His