Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09

T'nu men volunteered to take old Tom Eancs burros and make the trip. And while you're in silent Valley" Drake suid. yielding to a sudden in- sriration. take this SEQ and get some grub for the camp"
 "There's sdll some locked up in the cook house" said another. "lts old Tom Kauc's lookout. SO we didn't ex- Rctly feel like taking it"
 Drake turned Co Tubbs quickly.
 "Distribute the food as far as it will go." he said.
 Tubbs looked suddenly serious. '1 guess you better lcase that Co me- he said in low voice. "I know where it will do the most good" He winked slyly.
 Meantime John Dorr. Everett and Tom Kane were spending long hours in discussing what was to be done to save the "Master Key" to Ruth. Tom once more went over the exact situa- tion at the mine and asserted that un- less prompt measures were taken not only would there be actual distress, but likely rioung.
 "You know some of the worst ones hang with Wilkersoa," he said grim ly. and they might at any time take it into their heads Co do a little dyna. hitting. Dynnmiting is mighty dan l rerous stuff around several thousand ! dollars worth of machinery, and fl they blew up the workings there wouldn't be any mine left, you sec
 .I see" said Everett at last Not having the papers. I cant put this deal through the way want to eventually 1 But something must be done on the spot"
 .ln the way of money?" added Kane | larshly.
 ''Precisely," Everett assented with all cheerfulness NOW I'm going to loar John Dorr here S5,OO0 today for th' ! Master Key mine. Then
 John shook his head. That isnt buslness-hke." he protested.
 Everett fixed his keen eyes on him Any reason why I shouldn't loaI money to Miss Ruth Gallons manages and guardian? Any reason why you looking after her interests, should re fuse help fin fixing up her afairs|
 Dorr flushed. "l didn't mean it tha way. It seems as if l kind of messed things up myself. and l-l thought might get lem set right by myself"
 You called on me, and I'm the doc tor" said Everett authoritauvely. H. pulled out his wallet and commence, counting out bills. "I came prepares for this, for l thought there might b an emergency"
 But who will take charge of it Who will go to the mine|
 The broker laughed at him. No you. You'd be in a fight in three min utes. specially if Wilkerson turned uI Tom Kane is our man" He turned O. the old man abruptly. Will you talk this money and go|
 The old cook stared at the crisp bill and then at Dorr. "l ain't handle paper worth that much lately" he rC marked. But if you want me to g ln there and feed them people and ge 'em back to work and keep things gC ing till John can fX things up here r go."
 On his way to the mine Harry WI kerson's courage, newly fired by a las conversation with Jean Darnell, con menced to ebb.
 Drake and Tubbs received him wit unaffected relief A few words SUI fced to make the status of adail plain. Tubbs looked at his superiC with strained anxiety fin his bleare eyes. Dull and sodden with liquor c be was, he understood perfectly tht everything depended on the next fe days. The engineer had lived in mil ing camps and on the desert all h life. and he knew the passions engel dered by the arid mountains and tf