The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

Hs,-ilhf It wouldn't surprise me
u whole lot To find out the district
attorney his w self made that
Irlll Co the Mngoniack. guess
ia better so . the district at
iurrey
Gr.rilla Melody cNuckled as u
UUpt ul % pleasantly.
mean g.. pronounced Billy.
DC needs a III straight talk. and
De s going to get II prompt and
soon. Luckily he leaves his window
hardly open at night.
The district attorney. lying on the
.lIuud ~ his back i bod. suddenly
-Hurr,l hlH way into a nightmare.
N. dreamed that he was In the
YdF. and that Il uincty-foot pine
HHl fallen upon hir chest.
The somrthlnF on his chest apoko
81 carefully restrained whisper.
tcep very quiet
The district attorney would have
I.s-rod tud Dee been able to move
rusi much Ho know that voice. It
tinnrrd Ca EIlly WinEo
hear O arrested Mas
Walton,
D. or 81 had Go. explained tho
lI-trict attorney
No evidence a-tall YOU were
tHp previous. Arthur. I've got a
IkluE Idea. OH nrttl,r. that YOU
noe c~iJttcr.nL up the fac nr the
.lrih. lo rrns uuahlo now. don Q
100 th!nh so yuurscif''
80 reply.
You re tu.nEinG because I'm
. .HNnr.n H.. a.8Ha . HH.HHHH .HaF Ua..r."
IHt : don mean what say tl-
ul the whisper lost it, nlrinoss
Hud hocumr a ruthless, shurluns
.Iuwl Nstsu to me Because 81
what you SCI done TO her. 10 81 an 1
o. du tu Keep from strunrllnE th.
Ir"uth out of you here gnd now
.IIlly paused. About Miss Walton.
Ha continued in his former tone.
ill give YOU your choice 10 she
.Hu't out uf jail aud the warrant
.HIlIst her Withdrawn hy noon toe
morrow I riyr you uy word thlt
|IH down you ON ur before mia
r|Ehf sunday Ana have "a habit
10Y keeping my promises.
An right. Capitulatcd ih, dis.
ritt httoruey
CHAPTER XVI
a MONTH had passed. and Billy
NinEp now far south OF Golden
lilr. know that his uu"s, was NEAR
.y ended In the past four Wochs
illly had grown a u~rcs.ntdhle
beard had met up with Johnny
Dawson. q friend Of his youth. and
had three times crossed tho trail
Hf Uan Sllltr. His La ut lnforuu-
ton was that Slikc and Jack Muir
.ay wogv inrcpJahl'.
Flnally the morning came WHOM
BILLY and Dawson believed they nn,
Siitc 90 their grasp. They could
hear his rifle as they gazed down
rom tlr hil on 20 cyu thut Had
many c-uIuiUruartF ln tho west
a q~uHrtcr-mtlc cat from the huse
Of the hul MAS Co Tiny fire. beyond
which luy ~ hoF-tlcd calf Beyond
tthe calf ID man Trnwl'd behind tn
lbUdN az e. pony He vas aiming d
/ RIO, 10 another man ruscoucDd ho'
low 90 cuthuuk h0rdcriue "a lualI
erect THIS second man was MOI
~clc1rIy visible
Between this man pud the mar
behind Tine pony wore three hun
drod Furds ct ground us llu as d
floor Billv Ewopt IN" BACKGROUND
OF tho cuthnnk mar with hi.
NlANHi" ANNif NiF NNf NhA NA''
uehlud 90 windtnll alongside thos,
rocks where the other man
There's Tine other man, snit
Dawson pointing my wards d0wf
stream from the cuihank WHAT
he doluE-drinkinR 90
Bnly turned his glasses u,
ain drinking he said sohcrly'
His head under water.
TIN sure hoping Doe ain't Dr'
Glife.' Dawson said matter-of
fnrtly.
Me too. what
For the man b hind the cuthanl
was cur1blrg up ana walking on
into plain sight 81 the man behin'
thc pory The man behind III
pony did not fire
Hes cushod all right BIN
remarked suddenly Ne looked 81
natural ne fooled me.
They ran down the r'verFe slop'
Of the nat-touped hin. out ucrus
1.-THE creek and nnpropchcd m.
horses tied behind the windfan
Tell YOU said Dnw-on, 'l"osci
the cinchos; then mn matter whirl
horse he tops nc % Jerk hims"l
down.
Both saddles were carefully doe
ltorod
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