Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

|
assunlp.'Vn s W sea, eanuor' I'm a
'..ane' ~ ~" IN anu Ane"' Oh
op",'1 $3.50 .tI, III. US nuiiapaioo
a",ut 49, " n,,p sns Ao ms anu nate no.
',"Sar,.opa 49, p .o,.'' ou.'s anu 81 oh' you
uliuo. ,,"" e"sp"peis W. 90 "nen
sa" s"1 ,eiio" nn W. 'na' "'taoAeu you nau
Sn.pp1u .l' -. u - 'ne iuea 'l'a. uo tne
% .'.e. 80, ~ .en' iea-
sum Us -eu ~ 'ne 'io"u nl'h-
,nto tha nox. rp hiao,. o a.a au sn' eoiner !,
II'o Ine neA' plocA anu came nome
oddod IN ordor 70 ahann mn u ne, 'u.n
"put how'd Won r,Onona 80 ca I 'op,''
"Uou ron," Wo,,,u'u;o.h4
"thops a h,t odd 900 a. ,ans,'.sa''. sw e'eu,
norson ooIIod no NJ =, ths 80. 4o,rn, iaou'
at NV nloco last n,aht as.on, w.. pnoi,e ~ n,'
said ba,d heen omona thoso nnosoua 90. ua'n, >,
INV ,itt,a adventure had soop n,,' uoa ~
cuer and had Guessed q oftonror ~ .ha.
T might lilo 70 7rnow Who =. ,naa .na, ns
be gava mo vour nor,o ond nddra1, +"
WoItar narcoivod thot Androw,
now occn,ied IN ro,rrorn;ra 80
mooozines IN tho largo +ohIn o,d ~
recalled the memorandum nrono rod for
his Guidance Yes tho croat wb,to
Wnvl That must ba introduced rovt
He smoke mecbanicaIlv
"Funny" he commented "yor coo
know so few neonle in Now yorl, y
DR.. Forbes peered with curiosity ot
the Young man
you're a stranger here Won sov
Mr.. Blount?"
"Yes," was the answer verv cbear.
fully given, for now the thief saw bis
way to carry out the required instruc
ton. "And | can't saw that like vour
town very much or course there are
some things right enough. m admit
that the first month | spent along tba
Great White Way hassed off livolv
enough But, you know. A man soon
gets enough of that When dad and
mother came on east to meet sister
who's lust rot back from Eurono
took this ploce 81 wa corid oil ho r.
gether for awhile Dads boap iosb-
ing mo ohort aott,,n hauoat.,., 80 -
added, with a shamefaced grin that
acknowledged some Justice In the
charge. "He says / won't be able to
stick 1t out for year but | think |
will-maybe-just for stunt"
where il your home NAV ask p"
Wainwright inquired.
my home town is Laramie, Wyo.
or course I'll have to admit that it's a
dinky little place, but | like 1t at that.
You see, eyerybodys your friend out
there" Andrew had gone to win
dow at the far end of the room-a fact
duly observed by his pupil. ''Yes; ey.
erybody's your friend out there" he
repeated, with a hint Of emotion in his
voice, "but here it's so hard to get nc,
quainted-that is, with the right sort"
III can be Of service to you in any
way Wainwright suggested.
"Oh, don't mean to butt in," Wal
ter declared modestly.
Wainwright smiled In friendly fash,
ion. .
I'm glad you did last night" he
said emphatlcally.
"Oh, that! But, say, have Won got
any idea why this particular man tried
to kill you or who he was or any,
thing|
Nothing definite Wainwriobt ro
piled ~ dare saw II wos inst Soma
one with n grievance you NAV han
pen TO know Mr. Rlornt thot ! n1as
for some years district ottornov horo
During my term of service was com.
PEELED to send good many men TO
prison, first and last, and some even
to the electric chair" As tbe lool words
were spoken Andrew. who had Noon
surreptitlously watching the speaker,
turned his foce tnstinctivol, 70 htdo
from view the distortion of hate that
r. "yos" woirwr,aht
continued, unwitting tbe feeling orous.
I'd In one Of his hearers; "a good many
criminals have come TO hate me-"
Gee" Walter calculated, at gives
me a chill just to think of it,
"Oh you'd soon get used TO ltr~
returned indlfferently.
Walter shook mis- head violently
Eyes" he agreed, 81 supposo it,s MI
n the days work, but. inst the somo