Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-04

far lcst of scurrying over dry Crr7or. uia on half broken horapacsh
 "All right we'll ride" he aaid 1 While you are getting ready lU write a letter to George Everett"
 Ruth laid one slender hand on Johns shoulder.
 "You're always doing things for me. John." she said simply. some day m do something for you" She slipped away without a backward glance.
 Dorr watched her trip down the hill toward her own little bungalow, and lt seemed to him as if be held one end of a golden thread that she was spin ming through sunshine. It was an. chored in his heart That thread would bo 5000 miles long before she saw good old Everett He picked up his pen and wrote rapidly;
 Master Key" Nine June - | George Everett. m Broadway. New York City.
 Dear George When young. slender. l brown eyed. golden haired girl walks into your office and says, "Tm Ruth Gallon" end hands you the papers that she win nave tn her little hand bag please see that she gets Sl0000 Ever yours,
 JOHN DORR He would have added more His finer instinct told him that Ruth should be the first to put the whole scheme before the cool headed, rather cold hearted George Everett He addressed the envelope and sealed it Then be went to the telephone and called up the station ut Silent Valley.
 Bill" he said quietly after listening a moment to see if any one was on the line, 'T want to send telegram. Take it over the wire. please. I'll be down in a little while and pay you"
 Sure" ioated back cheerful voice CT wish my credit was as good as yours. ten miles away. but it seems as if have 10 be always present when ask for it. Go ahead. Johnr'
 This Is 1t. Bill." said John: George Everett III Broadway. New York
 City:
 Miss Ruth Gallon leaves tonight Co see you about Master Key stock. Meet her and wire me on her arrival Take good care Of her or Tl take care of you.
 JOHN DORR
 The operator repeated the message and involuntarily adopted a little of Johns savage information on the last four words. lt woke him up to the fact that he was allowing his feelings Co become public He begun Co see why it was that men looked at him strangely at times, when it was a ques. ton of Ruth S interests. He must re- strain himself
 The operator did not hang up imme- diately, but said hesmungy: Say. John, there's a wire here: just came in from The Master Key mine lt does not seem to jibe with yours. Wn, kerson sent it."
 "Ill play fair" said John to himself. and he called back over the wire. "Bi ly. that's yours and WnkersUns bust ness, not mine" lf be had listened to the tenor of the message directed Co Jean Darnel. in New York. he would have learned what WHkerson was plot ting
 For years WhbersOn had built up for himself a golden image in Jean Oar. nell No one realized better than him. self that she was a creature of appe tite, lover of silk and velvet A wo- man whose eyes widencd at sight of Persian cat Feminine in every de- gree, womunly in none But he him. self, dominated absolutely. utterly and completely by his desires. had fallen under her spell, and ne was going Go win her, no matter bow. lt ls strange thing that when a dishonest man finally yields to an honest passion nothing will satisfy him but the ut most observance of the ritual of socie. ty. Harry Wilkerson's vision was 0t walking up the aisle of great church 10 meet his bride at the altar Yet he had always thought of her in ! terms of gold; that was contrast the pallid, satiny, blue eyed woman, voluptuous. soft-and his image Of her built of yellow gold. dragged out Of the bowels of "The Master Key" mine This image was now before bis eyes: Instead of the warm. sun blessed Call. . fornia hills. with their faint scent of sage and cactus, he saw richly fur. nished room and breathed the odor Of altar Of roses. Let uS not follow him in his dreams But looking over his shoulder an hOur later we read:
 Master Key Mine. June Jean Darnell Astor House. New York City:
 Find George Everett nt m Broadway . and meet Ruth Gallon in Chicago on sante be express leaving here this even- mg. Introduce Drake as Everett after you have seen Everett and Keep the girl to yourself unul l can arrange matters Itt HARRY.
 "l can't send this through any office near here" he thought ESQ | guess Iu rlde down Co Yalle Vista and hand it to the conductor He can send it from Los Angeles"
 Three days later Ruth Gallon settled herself in the seat or a Pullman that wps soon 10 leave Chicago for New York She was excited In crossing town from one depot tO another through the streets roaring with traf dc she had heard sounds that had nev CT met Der ears before-the sounds of the worlds business which. oddly