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BartlesyilIc Runs wild.

BARTLEsVILLE. June 4.--Bar-
tlesville defeated Hutchinson here
today IN a comedy OF errors" 22
TO 4, Two double steals by Bartles-
vile In the third inning was a fea-
ture OF the game.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Hutchinson 002 0i0 00t-- 4 10 L.
Bartlesville 45S sos 40x-22 II
Batteries-Goode. Henry, Jcne.
and Osteyfelti O'Neil and Wiley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
BROWNS PULL IN
GAME WITH SOX
IN TENTH ROUND
Ruth's Third Home Run
Puts Yanks Ahead in
Final Game at Home

ST LOUIS Juns t--st. Louis took the
final game of the series from Chicago Z
20 here THIS afternoon winning ia the
tenth inning on single by GERBER Pruott,
tho recruit aouthpaw from Missouri State
university. hold tho visitors 10 ak hits In
sN innngs giving wHy to T. Collins hs
4 IImch LLllnr EnnIn-
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xBRttcd for Harris In seventh.
xxBhtted for sullivan In ninth
Score hy innings.
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SaDulDa Wins

sAPULPA, June 4.--Adalr hurled
effective ball In the pinches and sa-
pulpa BANKED Salina heie today in
the final game OF their series, / to 0.
Lefty" Wilson allowed three hits
in the first inning.
Score by innings: r, II. f.
Salina 1000 900 O00--O 4 3
Batteries--Wilson and Klevenaw,
Adair and Funk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Mid SMcens Series.

M'ALESTER, Iune 4.--En.d made
n clean sweep of the series when
they took today's game, TO 2.
Score by innings: r.. III. Il.
Enid 1000 200 o0s--S 6
McAlester 900 100 1902 3
Batteries-Killeen and Diamond
Mcnce and Aday.
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washjnsior,

SBatted Tor Picinich in ninth
xxbatted for johnson In ninth.
Score by innings:
Roston ,..,.. .,.,..,.,..Io0 100 o00--2
washington sAsssss''ss. .uUV WV uOV--l
summary; Two-base hit-Rice. Double
play-pugan, Pratt and Burns Lett on
bases--Boston s. Washington & Bases on
bails--Off Ferguson 2, Oft johnson I.
Struck out--By Ferguson 3. by johnson
7. Runs--Leibold. pugan. Pcckinpaugh.
Errors-Hlsuge,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
INTER-CITY LEAGUE. SOUTH
Games June IL.
NOTICE

Beginning today The World
will carry the standings OF the
numerous amateur leagues and
1t Is important that the man
ayers of all teams cooperate
with the sporting editor in order
that we can keep this record cor
rect at all times. II is neces-
sary that every manager call The
World Immediately after every
game and report the results. I'm
less this Is done. the standing coll
umn will be eliminated entirely.
Secretary of the Retail. Office
and other leagues are requested
to furnish The World with an Of
ficial standing table today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Two for Independence.

COFFEYVILLE, Kan. June A.
Independence took both games of a
double header here today. the first a
shutout. TO o, and the second. q
TO 2. Campbell, who pitched both
games for independence, struck out
12 men in the first and allowed only
two hits. In the second, the locals
got six hits.
Score. first game; R.H. u.
IoileyNllls .'ss.'s..
Batteries: Campbell and Fromme
Ennis and Hyde.
Second game: n. II. u.
Independence .....,. 6 3 0
Coffeyv!lle ........... 2 q 4
Batteries: Campbell and Fromme:
Willigrod and Hyde.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

The American Legion has asked
to be allowed TO assume the sacred
trust OF caring for the graves OF
confederate uniol soldiers. The pro-
posal was made to the United Con.
federate Veterans and the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
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Gushing 3; OiIton 4.

Spec'hl 70 Ihe world.
OILTON. June 4,--Cushing gave
the local Legion players a hard fall
hero this afternoon by winning to
4. Griffith and Henderson per-
formed for the visitors while the To-
local battery was Foster and Han
cock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Sunday School League.

A very heavy schedule is ahead OF
the Sunday School League teams
next week as is games will be
played In this league. Grace NJ. F..
continues to head the league but
as yet.
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southwestern League.

Sapulpa /. Salina 0,
Muskogee 2, Topeka I.
Bartlesville 2 Hutchinson 4.
coffeyville 0-2 Independence s-6.
Western Association.
McAlester a. Enid b.
Pawhnska :, Okmulgee 8.
Henryetta ., Fort Smith 4.
Springfield T. Joplin le.
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s--bnttcd for McGinnis In dth.
NN--bnttcd for iiichmond In 9th.
score by innings:
Tulsa oiO OOi Olo--3
ST. Joseph 600 $50 22x-O
summary; Runs and hits off
Richmond, 5 and In . innings;
unugland, and Z in 3 innings.
Earned Huns-Tulsa 3; ~. Joseph Z.
Base ON baIls-r-off Mccall 2; itich-
mond .. STRUCK by--McCall 1; Rich
mond .. Left on buscs---ruisa 10;
81. Joseph y. Two base hits--bcli-
welt, Crosby. Dcfatc, Bauman, Nc
Call Three base hit---iionowitl.
Double plnys---Defatc to Smith. Sac
rificc hl,s--Smitb and Crosby. Hit
by pltchcr--Smith by iinugiand. um-
pircs--Andcrson and Donnhue. Time
l.sn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
sunday school Leasue s.
TULSA OIL LEAGUE
Al McNulfY InrIa.

Monday--Pierce oil VS.. GYPSY.
Tuesday-Cosdon VS.. Texas.
Wednesday--J. c. OF c. vs. p
and n.
Friday-Pioree va. J. C. OF c.
Saturday-Texas w. Il. and r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Skiatook Defeats Yellow Cabs.
Special TO Tho World.

SkIATOOK. June 4--The skia-
took Bearcats trimmed the Yellow
Cab team OF Tulsa here this after
noon 15 10 in a one-slded affair.
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Score by innings: IL. II. ~.
Tulsa . OtO 900 O00--1 3 z
st. Joseph 900 100 Soy 10 1
summary: Earned runs--ruisa.
1; ST. Joseph 4, Base ON balIs--Off
Adams I; Black 3. Struck out--By
Adams 5; by Black I. Left on base I;
Tuisa y; st. Joseph \. Two-basc
hlts---I.amb t2); Olson, DEBATE.
Three -basc hits--Dcfate. Double
plnys--Fishcr ana DEBATE. Sacrifice
hits---Crosby, Lamb, Adams and
Smith. Stolen base--Defatc. Um-
pircs--Donahue and Anderson. Time
1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
IS LESS EMPLOYMENT
Increase. of 81 Per Cent in Employ
ment I'm United States During
the Month of May

WASHINGTON, June A. Increase
of 3.2 per cent in employment in
various industries, during the month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

An aviator, who has brought down
five enemy planes, is called an
ace" and receives a medal in rec
ognitioH of such service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

NEW YORK, June New York closed
Its spring homo stand today with an easy
victory over Philadelphia, to 4. Ruths
home run with Miller and Ward on bases
put tho Yankees ahead in the fifth In
ming. 1t was Ruth's third home run of
tha raBeon Score;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

National League,
Al Brooklyn l. New York 8.
At Chicago 6, Cincinnati 8.
only two games scheduled.
American League,
At Washington |, Boston ..
At Cleveland IL. Detroit &,
Al New York :, Philadelphia 3,
At 81, Louis 8, Chicago 90 innlngs)
American Association.
AZ Indianapolis T. columbus 2
Al Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 10.
AZ Kansas city 1, 81 Paul 3.
Al Louisville 6. Toledo z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
shamrock sluggcrs Win.

NU'CIaI 10 ms WOFTUs
SHAMROCK, June 4.---Sha mrock
Just out-lucSed the Jennings Slug
gers here this afternoon and won a
hli fnai II 70
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Gln.iand.

SBatted for stoner In ninth.
Score by innings;
petroit .ss.s.s.ssssss.s.Od2 OoO DOL
Cleveland .............220 COS 90x-it
Summary: Two base hits--Hellmann. n.
Stephenson. v. Sewell, Uhle. Three-bsre
hit Stephenson. stolen baHes-Evans
Jameson. Double plays--Cutshaw. Risney
snd Haney. LETT on bases-Detrot Z,
Cleveland 9. Bases on bAlls-off Stoner 4.
Oft Uhle 4 Struck >out--By Uhls 2. Runs
Cobb. Veach, Heilmann, Cutshaw, Rig
ney, Baspler, Jameson .. Evans 2, Stt-
phen,,,Sn 2'sJ' sewell. Wood o.; L. sswsil
Wambsgnnss
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SBatted for Nehf in eighth.
zBatted for Ward in ninth
zzBstted for Miller in ninth
zxzBatted for Grimes in ninth
zfzzRan for 7. Griffith In ninth.
Score by innings!
New York .. ..,.,.....Ooo c'o isi-,
Brooklyn ......,......... 900 0zi Oh,
summary; Two-base hits -- Nys,'
bases--Bancroft. Kelly. schmand, n,a'
Bile play-Snyder and Frisch. Lett !,
bgses-New York II. BrooNyn Ba,a
on balls-Off Nehf 2. OF RYAN \
Grimes 3. Struck out-By Nsht I \
Ryan I. by Grimes Z. RuuG-Frisch al
2, Meusel, Neht. Johnston Mysa
Schmandt. Grimes. Errors-J1hnston
Miller.
CHICAGO. June 4-Chicaso won a
first Sunday game Of the season on han,
grounds today by defeating Cincinnati
to 5, Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

At Dallas 9-l, Fort Worth 40 (seeont
game seven innings),
At Beaumont 10 Galveston 10.
At wichita Falls ~. Shreveport ..
At Houston 3, San Antonio 10.
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Electric trains are being tried Q
a Russian railroad that make th
500-mile trip from Petrograd I
Muscow without stopping to re
charge the batteries.
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GAMES FOR NEXT WEEK.
lee Stadium.


Monday--Grace NJ. Il. vs. First
NJ. Il.
Tuesday-First Baptist VS.. End
Presby.
wednesday-First Baptist vs. Or
cutt.
Thursday-First NJ. Z. VS.. First
Presby.
Friday-Immanuel VS. and Presby.
Kendall.
Monday-First Presby VS.. College
Hill.
Tuesday-Immsnel VS.. First
Christians.
Wednesday---College Hill VS.. First
Christians.
I Thursday-College Hill va. orcutt.
Friday-F'irst Baptist VS.. Grace
NJ. Il.
Cosden & Co.
Monday-Orcutt vs.. Boston Ave,
Tuesday-No game.
Thursday--First Christians VS..
Boston Ave.
Friday-First NJ. r. We. Boston
Ave.
Pan-Aemircan.
Monday-First Baptist vs. I'M
manuel.
Thursday--Finst Baptist VS.. End
Presby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
GIANTS COLLECT
THREE RUNS IN
NINTH AND WIN
Chicago Cubs Take FsI
Out Of Cincinnati
Reds, 6 to 5

BROOKLYN, juno 4-Naw D.,
punched hits for a thres.rln rs'y, fr
ninth today ana beat Erooklyb.
ecorei 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Delaware ChalIks Up.

Special 70 The WOfIU.
DELAWARE, June 4,--Delaware
defeated the Coffeyville sluggers
here this afternoon to In a fast
game. II Is the seventh straight
victory for the Delaware clan.
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Cosden & Co.
Scdalia Wins,

sEDALIA. Mo, June 4.-Sedala
defeated the st. Joseph Giants her,
today IN hard fought game. 3 to .
Score by innings: X. ii. f
81 Joseph .'.......s......0 I 2
oSudhd s.....
Ratteries-Traub and Williamson:
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AMERICAN LEGION LEAGUE.
Drumrfght B; Yhle 2.

bpecihl 70 Tho World,
DRUMRlGHT. June 4.--Drum-
right took q fast gans from Yale
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sHHuei for rruot In seventh.
Sone out whom winning run scored.
Score by innings!
St Louis ............O0O 600 O0i--t--2
summary Two.base hits--severeid,
Schslk n. Collins Three.baso hit--Jacob-
son, stolen Williams 2. Elierbe.
Slalcr. Double plnyH-Slscr (unasslstod) I,
Ellerbe and McMsnus Lett on bbses--Chi.
cago 9, st Louis 2. Bases on bAlls-On
pruott 2 off Robertson Z. struck out
by pruett 2. by Shooker !. by Robertson
I, Mostil, Schalk Williams, jacob
son, ShOoker. Errors-Ssler. El!erbe.
EOtr for Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. June t--Clsveland made
y four straight from Detroit, winning to-
days game, IL to a. Errors gave both
teatns their early runs, but clean hitting
ana stones wildneHs accounted for the
later tallicH by Cleveland. Scorsi
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Drop Double header League Leading Saint
On Amateur Diamonds

here this afternoon TO 2. II was
the seventh round of the American
Legion league.
Score by innings: II. II. r.
yale .,........., '..'....2 D
DrumrlRnt ....,s......s D
Batteries: Lee and Wood; Holder
and Mcclellan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

Hatterles-Traub and Williamson;
Jones and BE0vA
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TULSA BANK LEAGUE.

At the A. A. 4. Field Tuesday.
Security National vs. Exchange
Trust.
At the A. A. A.. Field Friday.
Exchange National vs.. First Ma
tlonal.
At Sand Springs Saturday.
Central National VS.. Security Ma
tlonal.
TULSA OFFICE LEAGUE.
Al the A. A. A. Field Monday.
Texas Office VS.. c. p. and r.
office.
At Sand Springs Grounds Tuesday.
Cosden Office VS.. G. c. and C.
At the A. A. A. Field Saturday
at 3 o'clock.
Tidal office VS.. Texas.
TULSA COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
At the A. A. a. Field Wednesday.
Holsum Bakery VS.. American Elk
press.
At the A. a. A. Field Thursday.
Evening Paper VS.. Yellow Cab Co
Al the A. A. A. Field Saturday
at q o'clock.
Ryan Motor VS.. Tulsa Firemen.
INTER.CITY LEAGUE. NORTH
Games June II,
World at Avant.
Turley at Collinsville.
Cherry Blossoms at Sperry.
Skiatook at Ramona.
INTER-CITY LEAGUE, SOUTH
Games June II.
Glenpool at Mounds.
Jenks at Garden City.
Bixby at Keystone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Mannford Blanks Texas Company.

Special % The World.
MANNFORD. June 4.-Mannford
blanked the Texas Company team
here this afternoon TO in one
OF the hardest fought games of the
season.
Score: r. II. E.
Texas Company ....... l 4
Mannford .......... & l
Batteries-Davidson and Friend
Bell and Irwin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

There are so.bSs disabled sx-serv-
ice men IN the hospitala OF ehiladel-
phia. Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05
Cincinnati
Chitasa

Matted for Keck In ninth,
zOne out when Inning run scored.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ....,,........001 100 oo5-
Chicago ............. 900 40 90, i
summary; Two-base hts-Daubfrt !
Callaghan. Hollocher, Grimes. B0hns
Krug Double play--A.exander TO Krug 4
Grimes. Left on bases-Cincinnati I. Chs
csgo 4. Bases on balls--Off Keck J. ID
Alexander I. off Marklc /. Struck ogi-
BY Alexander 3. by Keok l. Runs-RWn
:? Bohne. Pinelli. Dressler. Hollarhs.
Grimes, Heathcote, Callaghan. Tery
Alexander. Errors--Daubert. Bohne, ri
neSi,. STATE. Hollocher.
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@GYESTER.
* DAYS
.8R[sUIiIS
Western League.
'EPH, 9.ti TULSA. 3-1.

Denver 3. Des Moines o.
Wichita I. oklahoma City ?.
omaha s's, Sioux city 1871.
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Southeastern League
Nets Win, 81.

MUSKoGEE. June 4.--Biggers
pitched strong game for Muskogee,
letting Topeka down with four hits,
and the locals took the last game OF
the series today. to !. Hahn stole
home with the only Topeka run in
the first innings.
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SALVATONISTS TO
UNITE IN RAISING
SELF-DENIALFUND

Members of the Rock Island
Corps of the Salvation Army will
observe the annual "self-denial
week" of the national organization
April 9-I6. During this period all
officers. soldiers and friends of the
army unite to abstain and deny
themselves in various ways, and de-
vote the money so raised to help
forward the work.
After the Rock Island corps
contributes its quota to the nation
al fund which is used partly for
foreign work and partly for the
general work of the army in the
United States, it is allowed to de-
vote any surplus contributed to its
local needs.
Friends OF the Rock Island corps
will be solicited to contribute to The
fund. and solicitors will begin can
vassing as soon as some necessary
stationery and supplies are received
from headquarters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-22

two saucers-who you been enter
taining%
Entertaining. Good Lord, Hazel
sat down on the wOod-box and
laughed Historically.
He was around the table and con-
fronting her in three strides. Who's
been here?" he kept at her.
Dan Slike." she said with a
pasmodic giggle.
You're a lar" he told her
promptly. Dan Slike didn't come
this way He-he went another
way. You've had Bill Wingo here.
that's whatsamatter."
She said nothing Billy Wingo!
He had loved her-once. What a
queer, queer world it was. Every
body and everything at cross-pnr-
poses. Yet there was a reason for
it all. Must be. Even a reason for
Rafe. She looked up at Rafe. He
was glazing down at her with a
most villainous expression on his
lean features.
Say, whatsa use of lynn to me?
You're an odd number, by all ac-
counts, but you amt SO odd you
could sit here and eat and drink
and carry on with your uncle's
murderer. You can't tell me that.
She was regarding him with cur
ious eyes. 81 thought always
said Dan Slike didn't kill my
uncleT'
"Well-uh-you see, everybody
else seems to think he did. And
ah-maybe l was wrong
well settle this Wingo business
right now. This Tip O'Gorma1
murder has queered him for keeps.
Sooner or later he'll hang for it.
You'd look fine wouldn't you, the
widow of a"
Don't say it." she cut him short.
BILLY Wingo is no murderer. How
ever, you can set your mind at
rest. I'm not likely to marry Billy
Wingo, or anybody lese."
His eyes, savage and mean, held
hers steadily. 81 come over here
tonight to get you. I'm taking you
back with me tonight to my ranch. "
You're taking me to your
ranch," she gasped. Me-"
He nodded You, nobody else"
She laughed, harshly without a
note of hysteria You're two hum
dred years behind the times. Men
don't carry off their women any
more"
Now for the first time she smelt
his breath 1t was rank with the
raw odor of whisky. So that was
what had given him the wild idea
of carrying her off by force. The
man was drunk. Sober, he was bad
enough. Drunk, he was capable OF
anything.
She reached stoveward for the lid
litter. Rafe seized her wrist and
jerked her sidewise.
He was striving to kiss her and
she, face crushed against his rough
shirt, fought him like the primeval
female every woman becomes N
like circumstances. Her right hand
clawed upward at his face. Her left
arm, doubled between their two
bodies, she strove to work free so
that she could grab his gun.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-22
ASK REPORT TO
STATE BY EIHL
,,spector Requested by Health
Board to Tell Of MILK Test
Procedure.

Inspector L. K Eihl has received
! letter from DR.. Thomas H. Leon
ard. assistant director of the state
aepartment of public health, ask
Ing information on the recent tests
q, milk taken here and the investi-
rations made to learn the source
Of contamination.
Request is also made for other
data. and for a statement of results
thus far from taking the tests and
enforcement of state laws. Com
pliment was paid for the untirlng
Efforts that had been put forth by
Inspector Eihl and A R Lewis,
state pure food inspector.
II was announced that a full re-
mort would be made as requested
and Mr.. Eihl added that it is lis
belief that the tests will prove a
benefit to milk dealers and public
throughout the state From this
point of view he takes into consid
Grafton that milk dealers were UNI
aware in most cases Just where The
main trouble came.
The Investigators later proved
that much Of the trouble arises from
improper sterilization methods and
the use of milking machines, which
are difficult to keep clean. How
ever, with proper measures through
washing milking machines, bottles
and all receptacles used in the
handling of milk, first in cold water
and alkali and then steaming the
receptacles for purposes of steril-
ization, all real danger from bac-
terra is overcome, it is claimed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-22

LINEN SECTION
A good grade of toweling,
part linen, red and blue bor-
der, 5 yards CT IN
for " y wv
Table damask, "a in wide,
pretty designs to select from,
2 yards C1 0OI
Bath towels, white, large
size, good quail 81 M |
Table damask, mercerized, |
satin finish, regular $3.50 |
value, per Ct M |
ydIu
main Floor
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continued rom our last fSsue.
You're so scared of me, you can't
hardly breathe" he said calmly. l
don't like lii girls to be AIRED of
me, SO you can just get you another
plate and cup and saucer and sit
down there on the other side of n +,
table and eat your supper with me-"
To eat supper with her uncle's
murderer. Here was a grotesqu.
jape of fate. 1t was unthinkable.
Absolutely. The man OWNED some
thing of what was passing in her
mind.
"All in. the line OF business, Ii |
girl" he said, with backward Jerk
of his head toward the front room
where he had killed her uncle. 81
didn't have a thing against him
personally
There were dishes here on the
table," he babbled Historically.
They found them here after-after
showing how he'd fed you first,
and"
Sure he fed me-" he interrupted
Il was hungry, hungrier than l am
now. ALA same. you gotta eat sup
per with me-"
He twisted her wrist to empha-
size his wish. She utterc little
moan. DON'T Oh, don't hurt me
any more! I'll do what you want"
Beaten, body and soul. she went
to the cupboard and got herself
plate and cup and saucer, knife and
fork and spoon.
She sat down opposite the man
and tried to eat 1t required every
atom of will power to induce her
throat muscles to permit her to
swallow Dan Slike watched her
with savage satisfaction. He found
the situation intensely amusing. To
murder her uncle and later eat a
meal with the niece What a Joke.
81 saw two mules and a horse in
the corral when I came by he re-
sumed. Looks like a good horse.
better than the one l left up in the
timber. I'll ride your horse and lead
the other. Listen, l expect tomor-
row sometime you'll have a few
gents a-callin' on you It'll likely
take the Golden Bar citizens till
about then to pick up my trail"
CHAPTER XIII.
you see," said Dan Slike, as
he topped his mount. 81 amt been
hard on you. 1 only took what I
needed. Think of that and be
happy"
He whirled the horse and rode
away
Hazel remained standing beside
the corral gate. Suddenly she was
conscious of great WEAKNESS.
With dragging steps she returned 10
| the house When she returned to
| the kitchen, there was a man stand
| ing in the middle of the room.
Nothing had the power to sur
prise her now. She would not have
| been amazed had the devil himself
popped into the room. The man
turned at her entry. He was Rafe
| Tuckletcn.
What do you want?" she asked
lifelessly.
Who's been here?" he demand
! ed, pointing an accusing finger at
! the table. Two plates, two cups,