Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-02
THE MASTER KEY
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 TSTN luE mo-im. brought John 1 x pu uuGaHm and Thom. TN Hs Nuu- uewuct to discuss S--=ss9 tIc problems before them. Ihr papers SO ucvy>sal for Che con summation of tbp uvu that Everett had proposed were again lost. Where they were guue. whether they had in- deed fallen Into Wukcrsun's hands. none could teu But more immediate vet was the need or pVulcauuu John. Two plain clothes meu already sat near by. ready Co take bun Co prison on a charge ot kiiuug Henry peu
 Its really only fUrmauty" said the manager ot the hotel 'Tue man was a rubher aud Nr Dou tried to capture him. as be had every right to do. and the mIn was killed
 This failed Co comfort Ruth To her mind the presence Of the bury officers. the fact tnut John Dorr was under ur. rest m strange city. made nrr feel that her burdens were too great to bear. She sat holdiug the old cook hand uH Everett should come He had already tcIennoued. and she tried Co be brave ul be ~uuuld come.
 Everett arrived. and the moment she saw him she ueavcd a sigb of relief He was so caWule looking. SO cool so genuinely cordia Go John that even Tom Kane 9ottened uls gim usage a little
 "rm under arrest. John told hum '.Tho officers were gooG enough 10 let me stay here ull you came Now must be on Let me introduce you au around
 This done. John Dorr went on. ''They can tell you ull about things. and when you've learned the worst come down aud gel me ont if you can
 Everett agreed and Dorr rose. and -rith a smile said goodby to his com Dauions As he left the hotci with an -ticer on either side uf him Rutb broke down and cried Tom Kane comfOrted Der as best he could tul Everett suc Eas.ed that they bad best go Co some more private place and discuss mat ara
 l1 ldth'a room she and the cook ex. -iaiued affairs briefly Everett follow ing their narrative carefully mp 10 the Incidents Of the night before. When Ruth had finished and the cook was client Evereu thought moment. then -a laughed
 "l don't mean to make fun of an -Lis." he gpologized. but I've known John Dorr for years and this is pre- c-sely the kind of trouble he revels in."
 "But he's in joil" Ruth protested learfully
 "True enough" was the reply. That is the drst thing must do. get him out I'll be off now and see the dis trict attorney and bail hin out"
 Please hurryr Ruth pleaded
 Don't wo,'ry." WIS the cheerful re aponse A 7Ome' later he was gone promising to 9eius John back with him.
 T7ybat S4Syou think of Mir EverettT Ruth demanded lf Tom Kane.
 The old mn Ht bis pipe and scru uuized the ceiling We'll" be said judidaly. "considering the looks Of them on WilEeruu's side and them or Johns side should rhink that this Everett was on the right side"
 With this judgment she had tO be content But she insisted that he tel ber au ubout the conditions nt th' "Alastpr Key mine. "l know you nave not told me au the truth" she said.
 Well" Ae answered her. "there'l nor much 10 tell one way and heaI in another The mines practically shut down You know first you wen away then John and then WilEerson Pretty much all was left was me an' BuI Tuhbz l}ili he kiud ot represent ed Wilkerson and stuck up for John