P.-»-n—.~~1 3 ,. 1
3!; .‘J ,, .. follow to Wilkerson Were a couple of
Vuri“
. the camp." Dorr- sald thoughtfully. no
. a dozen faithful supporters Other
. utilized halfway down the am fired a
V " id TillOWIng’Vup the shaft and then in
_.!Vllllidt whlzsed by him; than a second
J iy into the opening. 1
Whiter-son‘s.“ Add no one
By John Fleming Wilson
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the moment had the norm. The
loftytrestlewasanillflacefora
heavy man like Dorr to aghtoa. and
the others agility and lithe quickness
seeing] nbtmt to will when John by a
sudden unexpected and desperate ina-
neuvernslught him and threw him
Kane glanced at him curious”. til;
understood'flist “rats; not to fright-
eukuthandwsnronairily. ‘.‘Oh I
when just as soon as Wilkerson gets
'i‘ubbs weanedfrom that bottle of his. "
But when Ruth had gone to her own
room the cook wasted no words in
smoothiu things over
“You“ got to act and act quick,"
he" told John and Everett. “It ain’t
the time for room Tonight may do
the business, for those Mexicans are
impatient. Remember that Wilkerson
has the keys to the powder home, and
he has all kinds of chance to lay his
traps."
i dont think he expected us so
soon,” John remarked.
‘A good cook always has grub for
people that drop in unexpected like," J
was the grim response “Just take a ‘
peek down there now. " _
1 Through the window John and that
the camp res mo. but. small! .dl~
riding into two parties. The older
miners were gathered about the cook
shanty. Around the bilce‘ filled a
with a terrific blow. Then‘he Jerked
flung him over. it
Standing elect. John drew the' air
into his tortured lungs and let out a
tremendous yell of triumph.
Ruth ”alien heard that barbaric yell
and ab 'ddered. Tom Kane stored up-
ward at the figure on the trestle. and
his open mouth seemed “pleas. for he.
too. shared in the moment's blood
last.
And on the rocks below Wilkerson’s
figure sprawled (mteequely. its white
and darkling foe; turned slghilessly
lathe sky.
SHAPTER XIX.
A .MsJaosgo From the Brow.
. . q“.-. ..
dozelf V or so Innlcoutcnts half drunk.
outlet- the leadership of Tubbs. who
deed by his outlaws. and be-
. fore any one in the camp
could make sure that the man.was
(1 ad a couple of the Mexicans had
quickly slipped down the hill to him.
They found him still olbe. Without
men, who were still doubtful of the
outcome of the battle. they (imaged
their fallen leader away and up into
their own temporary camp.
rived. lie was terribly bruised andV
wild rage at bit! data} it us with
difficulty that the molding outlaws
rammed him. Their chief took upon
hintself the were! mm: it plain to
Wilkerson that this was no time for!
rash and 1mm attack. ' '
1 . “They havJo beaten us so for. senor."
he will“ .y‘and you in very
sick‘. I"f'otn rte! we shall see‘"
The next morning'- sun hadrocare‘elr
when Wilkerson timed his slim.
sore limbs' and began a flush campaign
lexicon outlaws that they must won;
swiftly.
"It won't belong before the news or
this wilting sets out and the authorl
tics take a hand," he said. "But if we
can just get this mine into our pom-
sion in the next times days i can hire
Th7. clamor onus to hm Nina is
My Terms.
was- sunny drunk. and on the porch
.1.Mexlcrlns.
“It looks as if they meant to rush moaned swear that Don- snd his gang
are twins to take our property away
«to arm himself, and Everett
quietly hallowed suit.
"lira going to talk to the boys first.”
_ said Dorr. He left the bungalow and
strode 0! down the bill. followed by
thecook. A gun was fired up by the
mine funnel mouth.
._‘Mfa--;signal that the Mexicans
are mung trouble!" Kane shouted.
“fart“ for dynamite in the shaft.
Jon?“
300'! II hit"
“Very well." agreed the Mexican
Altar thoughtfully considering the mat-
ter. “We can get back into mice in
twenty-four hours from here. So long
as you pay us and let us~whst do
you call it—loot, my men are with
you.”
Wilkersm covertly studied the des-
psrsdo’s impasslve visage. Jose Visas
here a renowned name on the border
for during. shrewdnosl and wicked;
used. He was known as "The Merci
less." For five years he had had e
price set on his head. yet became of
the loyalty of his iidhercnts and his
own fearlessness he had escaped.
No man better fitted for a sinister
purpose could have been found. Yet
mingled with Wilkerson's satisfaction
at having such a tool to his hand was
I' dread of the man himself. and his
calm insistence on the privilege of loot
ing the camp when it was captured
gave him a sense of nausea.
After all. they were Americans down
there in the “blaster Key" camp
Through his binoculars he could see
Ruth on the porch of the bungalow.
Vlgas. too. saw her. He took no pains
to conceal the crueliinterest in his eyes
The next few days resulted in little
ndv‘sntage to either slde.~1,JolmV Dorr
could not reopen the mine nor even
send in for much needed supplies be-
cause of the constant menace of the
VVVVQp’ word further Dorr leaped
‘dafiusflian‘iihe porch of the cook shan-
ty “dulled up the hill followed by
shots flew fired. Wilkerson appeared
at the tunnel mouth and then vanished
inside. John sprang upon the trestle
and rushed after him.
instantly a band of Mexicans mate-
V few shots and retreated. John paid no
filtration to them. but kept on.
Glide within the tunnel he saw a
faint gland: of light ahead of him. He
vmderstood that Kano was right. .Wil-‘
kerson was playing a desperate game
1tlp1ens'uin3 confusion allowing the
bandits to loot undisturbed.
A few yards farther on John stopped.
A dark figure rushed by him toward
the open air. But the little glow of
light remained. Fora moment DOIT
hesitated; then he leaped forward and
began trying to extinguish a lighted
fuse.
V . He. W “310“ sueceededV_ WM“ “ boring shots down into‘the gulch as a
warning that they were vigilant.
0n the other hand. Wilkerson found
it impossible to seize the camp with-
out precipitating a battle. from which
be shrunk. Deeply involved as he al-
ready was in crime. he dreaded to
cross the border line which would for
our place him beyond thejpaie and
make him an outlaw. .
’ bisteud. he used every method to
put himself outwardly in the right. He
sent plea after plea to the sheriff of
the county to come snd restore order,
asserting that be had been driven from
his rightful property by violence and
tbnt the situation was such that. with
sputtered on the rock overhead He
turned and fired blindly in the dime:
thon of the shots and resumed his task.
The fuse was short.‘ but he succeeded
in extinguishing it and started back.
He met a fuslliado of bullets. He
dashed on reward the mouth of the
tunnel and suddenly emerged on Wil-
kerson. who, not being able to see into
the mark of the shaft, wad tiring blind.
With a shout John leaped for the
non: thmn be new khew to be waiting
his life. Before Wilkerson could firs
another shot his was taught in it!
.mghty embrace and then began a!
short sharp snuggle alga in the at . .
. John Dorr for the are ‘
life knew the absolute
kldrét for killing that sometime-comes
to a man. it was-either 1;.
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clear into the air. breaking his clutch '
him to the edge of the trestle and d V
ILKERSON’S fall from tho'
trestle had not been unno-'
paying any attention to John Dorris;
it was not long before Wilkerson re- V
almost insane from physical pain and I
. uh n
11touclié'd the perils of the mounting; W92;
lb made it clear to the leader of thoi
you and your men so peacoablework~~
by force. I guess my word will be so '
outlaws. who occasionally tired scat-1:
We 91' fMathewson Taxi Company. Danbul‘r. 1
A ”M «a- .
my... am nun
m to soar alas
‘Bnclt" Freeman‘s record of twen-
ty-iive home» runs. established while
John EmsmenborofthsWuh—
inztonNational Hague clubsiu 1983,
would have gone to the boards last
season if the Phillies would hue been
allowed to play all their/domes at
ihome. Contrnrlwise, “Gavvy” Cram
aih wouldn’t have led the Toner or
unis-non in lemon banana if the
Quakers hsd been made to play all
their cutest! on foreign dads. for
Philadelphia was the only plans when
ho was able to punch out circuit
drives. In 1913 six of Cravalh’s tour
furious were {ruled while he was on
the road. three being made in Sl.‘
ghouls. one in Cineinnsti. one; in alloc-
‘etrm and one in New York. 1 1
i or Cnvplh's mee- homers last
(season film were obtained on r18!“
, . . balloon and four off southpaw. ids
..: , " ‘ V failed to hit-formatted! all“!!! lb!
RM"MVM“&'M“ cardinals“ mm museum
out interference from the authorities. W m ‘1 VM’ m“!
lhdre would he sounds freebie sod four oi? New Yards-louse! Pitts-
very likely bloodshed.
These pleas availed only ‘partlali-y.
The short! made a trip into the mine.
talked with John Dorr and Tom Kile
and then sobght out Wilma.
“itiooirstomeufttldawaame
for the com” he ssh] slowly when
he had examined Wilkersan's forged
deeds. “i knew oldVGalion pretty well.
and he thought a sight of that Ruth
rgirl.‘ Fact is, he told me be intended
her to have the mine and left it to her
in his will. Now you toddle along
with these papers and want to take it
sway tron "or."
“Gallon and l were mnners years
Vase." Wilkerson insisted. “Elemental Pittsburxh
this mine together. and when I cams homers were made when the
back he gave me over my share.” .were empty hree came when one
V {Phillie w‘u‘fn‘snd bur when two
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nauseous one storey . man: is M 1
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*’ To restore ngmt'V hair loflts nstord‘llll Willie Ritdhio. the American lint;
icoior and benuty. No Int-ltd? how am Welsht champion. plans an invasion
(and faded your llblr looks. or bor the ‘idast aopn in quest of boats. The:
ling you have been any, n will work VSsn Fruicim lad will very likely 16¢er
Wonder; for Ni}, “‘94“ [mg thfimflomfi'ork for s while. and per-1;
limits. time; within: growth or Merle“ W Wm meld-i
ealthy hair, stop its falling out. vQ‘VVhllh Mi aRitchie a fly.
the dubs. up) nicked for three four-
bsxgars by‘i‘flavvy." two coming in
the some amt. Richard W. line
guard also 9 was males for 1' psi! at
homers in one contest. Rudolph. of
run output by two-sluts. and so did
Regan. of Brooklyn. Other pitchers
touched for homers or Cravath were
ling. Douglass. Amos and hear. of Cin-
cinnati. Reulbach. of Brooklyn.
Pierce. of Chicago. and Adams. of
l
l
fillies” (invaded will 1113.;th CW;
or anon,x William injurifléggfigéfl H; M33!
:iVmuVr hair” is not" y (no. ' ‘ so won.
" micron on bohemian for new
stRilerilfghftlsl substitutes to; . bottle form lightweight Lin; J
FREE We at mi a hrflntl‘lsl botV madame-dunno.»
is afraid to we it for a while ion
tick-e mammal roan ewbo
sends 1:1:me mlmgz Pro- nitehlos intention informed
printer} (in. Bast“, Hun. With their Cross in his first battle in the East.
' York dentist was
name and .‘dpa .‘d 19 can. in .u.J but when the how
ver ‘0. Day put‘u. ‘. ‘illlbbbd '01; WOW m Ritchf' V1.3
infrared the bout with the winner. bei
SAUGATUCK swan minnows. immediately accented
wns'rronr. Coda. Jan 14.--Due . The unification, 1m}: uric: Itf
to the storm of Monday and Tuscany 11391333 with. ills) M Mimi“ “IV
night the Sanguine]: River “,1“ over the land With the hope of film!”
flowing and all the lowlands along its forcing Mgh'lwelglit Chm?“ m‘
banks were flooded Above the bridge die Welsh to meet him in a twenty
several landings and coal docks were round battle for the championship.
submerged and the water use but ‘ which the Englishman won by trim-
few feet from the roadww over the min; “"0316 on POW! in London
draw. Jlast April.
At southpon, the high”; tide in It is no more than fair that Welsh
twenty you}! was reported, the water should give Ritchie a chance to re-
coming up to be back door of the “in the title The champions of a
Jennlnzs' Grocery store. few years ago always me their do-
..- ~:5. - ‘_ tented foes another chance to will
STOMACH TaousLss o'UIcKLv Mime crown
GURED. i
People so on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years. and imag-
1M théy hays a serious disease. They ,.
pen in one night. sold Jim Flynn son
riff—3:22;; :vfgfliptigr nge if: rowfully in his dressing room at tho
they never think that the stomach WWI” Sporting Club. Tuesday
night, as the doctor was dotting the
needs extra help to do the salts work
1 «1 is l l and.
If these people would take Tono— broken “Mk on n s oft h
line Tablets “3111.,” they would be "F‘lrst that typhoon outside kept “mohair:
390373 OF ALL 30373. l
“0! course everything had to nap-7
a great big help to the storage}; in its house down sndJnow 1 break my
strain of overwork. No matter what hand just when Im going to be Jhnsier .
You set or drink Tonoline tabs sweet Nth“ 1 “9" “'3- "
on your sour stomach and stop gas 3““ “133 330k Carley. his manager.
belching in five minutes. Th9 hang. stepped in and handed Flynn 8300."
ness‘ disappears, ”a the stomach is Take it all,JJim." he said. ‘tthst’sJ what
greatly aided in its work of digestion ¥°3 30L " " 1- .
' TONOLINE TABLETS "See that?” said Mn “PM man-
not only promptly relieve user offered 35 $800 nploeo he 8 sm-
all distress, but it taken rézularly will dates and we refused it. depending on
absolutely cure indigestion by build- 0-3" 313““ “’th ‘0 best that on 3
ing up the flabby, overworked will; limestone. Al busts his right and l_
of the stomach and. make them strong crack my Vloft-V—nud for tiffeé hundred!
enough to digest the most hearty 96' thll‘ 11'! I great gamo. W118
meal. :1 for a 50 Wdays treatiseut that three hundred will knock me out
Mailed by American 9rop1‘ieusy Go of at least three or four thousand dol~'
Boston. Mass. . lsrs in the next few weeks. Besides,
l wanted to ‘go to work With Willard.
surname counr session suns. woman Retell. crowd. broken hand.
HARTFORD Conn. Jon. 1.1.45. "biaait hare-elm in one fell swoop. it's
Supreme Court finished Jug docket for a scream." and Jim folded his broken
ithe January term in this city yum. hand maids his big ulster and went
day and salesmen to sit in New Hsv- out into ‘1‘wa 1 . . 1
on on January 19. The last core or- -
: sued before it Was theta: blots Trade
urer {Roberts against the Automobile the has. this." said Jimmy John-
Insurance Commyiof this city. in. non last film. "Whit i and he’d
voivinz the payment of tune entire Coffey; 1;; banner, “Flynn. Reich
‘ ' so u * '
\1’7-1—0
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burgh’s. has Sinful WI. 9‘.
Boston. helped swell Cravath’s home V
‘ Flynnotlheiiyod
' slam. runs and
VWatuep. mm:
V“lJ’dV like to see Mike Gibbollz tackle . V V V
.s
' by J,‘ ' 3
“V“;VVVV, t: J TV
James and Cocrehsu. of Boston, Yin: Would like him throdgh "the whole "”“3-"4FIVE «GENT. PROVE! lT.
heavyweight sound without even get
ting his hair massed. I'm going to
nuke him do it. Can’t you see the
Twelve of Cnvatlrs crowd '01:! will troop into the Garden recluse contn alas Foley‘s Honor Ind
sacks to see Gunboat Smith and Mike Gib- Tor Commune for coughs: Foley Kid-
boas? He's a tool it he doesn’t take
up zisnt killing as o pastime"
‘i had the commissioners remove
«the padlock off the big front door or
the mole Club " remarked John. the
Barber. yesterday. “They' ve agreed
to give me fifteen dollars a week until
the money owed Willie Beecher is
‘d’ A . .
Round. " word on the barber-proud-
ly nights hiiib .. Baylor. in Columbus,
on the 31th. as Ghost-{no on thoJ
5th of my. agree Wins s cm.
elapslt the ill. and uwpnty roundsJ
with Job 3‘
llama 2." i
will try out the
scheme of zlvinz matinee bouts by
starting with one next Monday otter
noon. in which only amateur talent
will he. used save in the main bouts.
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TEVDDY HUBBB OUT.
Min fans will be pleased to hear
that Teddy iiubbs. the popular little
lightweight. who is now admin: his
home in Bridgeport. was decanted
from the Bridgeport Hospital yester~
day. where he had been confined for
several weeks suffering from on so
scoss on his neck and general blood
disorders. Teddy. has been laid low;
by the malady and has lost transition-
his money in mhtches while he was
sick. it will be some time before the
little fellow can get Into the 'rinz .
will. but the fans will welcome his
inborn to the fulfills of healthy folks
and wish him a speedy and complete
recovery.
. CHECKEVJ! CHAMPIONS AT PLJAY. J, J
CHICAGOan 14.-Alfred.lordsn. of '
VVbonldon. yesterday eliminated curls-
tint: Nelson. of Brooklyn. in the Amer-
less Checker Association champion:
ship tournament. After holding the
champion to live draws. Nelson lost
the sixth game and the match.
Hugh Henderson. of Edinburgh. Am. i
erlosn champion. was held to four
straight draws by Morton Bpielman.
of Chiosxo Norton W. Books; of De-
troit. defeated Frank Wendemuth. of
Chime, and Thomas O’Qrady. of *
Rochester. put out Patrick Whalen. or J
.theago, by winning three games and 1
refers: a draw. ‘
SNOND BASEMVAN' FOIVVl CUBS.
lellSVlL'da‘E.“ ”VJ“. 14.-0.HV.V1
club of the American Association. yea-
terday announced that he had sold .
Second Bdsemsn Mcbarry to the JChi‘r‘ J
ed
capo Nationals. The deal was c
here yesterday with Manager
.Bresnshsn. , '
ncmm came here lost spring and 1
the Western League.
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Aileuawr Cummins‘ resolution asking
1 Administration. said
i in as}, 19"..“ (“your to any novel-lamest” in Mexico
.VV bionireai: tug. J. ’1' Harm.
‘ slim Government a. an addition to
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what the United States intends to do
with the taxes collected during the
occupation of Vern Crux. "
John 8. Williams defending the
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