The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-03

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u really nm, lalZ M .l LINDSAY. that i: /.
my business: /. !, t 55'i
erin maxim II smine." said clay
CURLY. 81 &
Bronnelds stared tss,' : beg your par
dont s ss Fss's ssszf s.
~ said It was mine too. You see i
bought q coupla shares o. Bird Cage
stock sestefday. I'd hate TO see w HIT
ford austed from control. I've got
confidence "a him. 5 s.s.
s'It,s your privilege TO vote that
stock this afternoon AT. least L II
WoaId be 81 i had been transferred
Is you on tie books. nj vote my
stock according TO my own views;
* wonder, 4 murpaured Clay aloud.
.Whatse that VI snspped Bromfeld.
u was inst fgurins on what would
happen q. yon got sick and couldn't at
tend that snnnal meeting this after
moor, 3 4 draWled the Westerner. Il
sreckop inch some Of the stockhold-
erss you've got linad up would break
away and iAn Whit orr. 1. III.
The New Yorker. felt q vague alarm.
Whit idea nd this fellow hayetin the
hack 81 his head. Did he intend to
do bodily violence to him? Without
any delay f3romAeld reached fQr. the
feIenk1i essa;s n " -
The Iarxs brown hand of the west
erner closed over l hi1. h Is &! ". /. 4
i:.I,m falff u ssyon, Mr.. Bromie
It's not polite for you to start phon-
Ing. not eyens tose the police. whilst
we're still engaged ia conyersatio
'DGn't You try interfere with me"
said the panatsh paid the telephone
bill. Fri not sHbmit to such an in.
dianit ~ l ~ a sS "a "a !.
I'M not tie only. one that inter
feres. YOU fxed up quite al entertain-
ment 5fof me the other night didn't
your wouldn't you kinda' call that
interferln spmef I sufe ought to comb NIB
yOfe hair ~ tE." 81 -
RromJ d n b ashasE decision 10
ret OUT He Started Sfor the door.
Oiay traYelsd lnf that direetion too.
They arrited. sinulta AMI oualy. Claren-
don backed saway. Is The Arizonan
locked sthe dpe1f ana pocketed the key.
His host II IL M weakly Violent. From
WhItford ha I'D heard & story abovt
two men ii 8 sIloekeds room that did
not *reassure him now. One Of the
men had bern this cattlemani The
other well, he had suffered. Let mo
out & I'll not stand thisl You can't
bully ,fae ~ lie cried shrllly
''Don't pull yors picke pin, Bron,...
feadjs advised Lindsay : I've elected
myself boss Of the FodaS ~ What y say;
seea. Yon'll save s4 q heap 81
worry II you max gore mind 10
that right sway. AL f1s|Sas
swias do lwais1 swhat ars so u
trying to diisssgni mot a barr6omI
braMler Hkes Duralid.tE don't intend
to light with 80 ESS.1i J
'fYou.se ;cet al1ly 1Emy mind, 3 !,
5murmnred Clay .laxIy What's yore
own notioni of what ought to- doEto
you; Bromdeld7 Yosr Invited me out
d. & ffiend and EiSd NJ into i trap NIT
er you had fixed q up. sNNonldn't ~
flrst-class thrashin' With 4 h awssWhips
Sc. about right q Sa Es. :5s
Bromhslda 4 ned spalA s'slts ssota
weak hear, i1ss faltetet I, i 4 y i
. "Ill say You have, u agreed Clay.
.nIt's pumpinsI watef In place of blood
fisht now, III bet. Did syon ever have
a real honesk- ito d lickinAN when you
was q boy ~ s I.
The New Yorker knew he was help
sless before this clear-eyed, supple ath-
letsa swho walked Ike a god from
Olympus. One can't lap Up half a
dozen. highbalS Tor I'm indie
terminate. numb of years without get
ting fiabby. nor can ne spend himself
In feeble disstpations and have re-,
serves 81 strength to scail lppn when.
needed. a ghe tongue went dry IA his
mouth: He began to swallow his Ad-
ans apple.