The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

hlllihle of body as OF mind. lie leHped
sideways from his chair as the mag-
deronS blow descended, and ducked
away from t Seizng his assallants
arm
Tie two grappled l'p ana down
and across the tiny office they paH0-
meled ana wrcstlcd md hutted their
way clluging together IN right mn.
loving embrace, ms they fought
As the office force aroused by the
turmoil .n pcll-mel into the room.
Mason struck hts opponent chance
blow In The face thar sent Fletcher
clean or his feet The editor fell,
hitting his head heavily against the
corner Of his desk.
Before Mason could pursue his nd.
vantage half d dozen men had seized
him and forced him, klcklng ana snail
ing into a corner, whore they held him
pni0ned
Take him out. boys" ordered
Fletcher "and turn him over TO
policeman As soon as can get nay
head tied mp, III come around to the
station and make the formal charge
In the MaSnnhurg police court. an
hour later Fletchcr's testimony
(haeked by that Of hts office boy who
h9d seen the whole hghtD proved
that Mason had been the aggreSsor.
Even 'he noglS'rate-"ho owed
ms appointment to 'h' senator had
no opil'n Dut 10 believe the story
he maue 'he prhAl'y as nshi as pos
Sloie' imposing upon mason merely
me oi Ten doIlnrS ana an almost
respeeiiul command I" Keep t'ie
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ANA even AFTER their respective
fathers had locked horns the Two
Young people had grayely agreed that
their own a'lair need NOT D" married
by parental differences IA NhIeh
ae'ther ot them synpa'liized.
One day Tom received note which
read
Dear Heart There Is troulle
terrible trouble. Old Mother
llinkle tthe girls nickname for
the seminary princlpnO. was nos
Ing around In my room this
morning, and when ! wasn't
looking she opened my inner
desk drawer and found whole
handful of your letters.
'Before J could stop her she
read them. she was horrible
about i. she says she Is going
70 write nome 10 ia'lier, asRlhg
MN 10 'aHe me AWAY III ulsgrace-
ana she lS "r'lIhs 10 ,le prih'
'lia' "i ''ie "V"u.'nA' '''l'ns hiih
W. a'"ut 1t, anu size S"Ss YOU
VIII De eApe'ieu
oll, ioli' NiiAl hre we 10
dof II you can come 10 lhe cor
her o lhe VIM az 'e' oclo'k 10
nighl' y 'ry 20 Suhl oul 'herF
I've 'liN "iNh aou' anu ti'h W.
cal aeeiue.
am hearlproheh' Ahd III
N''' e'' ~ 'e'''''' ''''''
h'te he'ore ten thai night Tom
sdt asiflue tle wall TOP lOphlhE dnNu