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W ", . 420, third ond, fai , - . 1, , , ., I , ��', I ,�:� '' , �'. ., : I l .� -,; . , .. , � , rfrom It 'a . : to. - , , _,�;:; loo Street, sou, , 11 0 P � U.1 (.a4_"__A . . . . C I I . . __ � 0 1 � , . . . � . - - � � . I � 11 I I , I . I I . I I . � 1. - 1: 6, . I A . . � . ILZGA�4 � . � , - IC!'-fli, - I phone No. 91 . . . . .SOHN Z EUGGARD . Barrister, Olt-cator, I . I Notary Puble, r�tc. ac-attle Block - - Seaforth I On$. 1r, . . - , '. V) I t, , b : 11 �, I ��' �p � - I &'-) me III �� . V �, " 11 "I WE 4 % rim I I I � �� I I . I I I I I . . I . . . . � I By � . . . . � . , . , 3= 3ZA10R . I I I I . . I .1, . . . .1 1 1 i J . P10Hahero The Dausson Book Compalmy, Vitd. . Toronto , . ; I I .� I R. a. km - - Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer cad Notary Publie. SoIIo%-or,:4w-*a Domdulon Bank. Office In rear of the Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to . �=. I . . I -1 I i I I I .1 i � � BEST 4 BEST I - .. - Bamsters, Solicitors, Gonveyan- �\ aws 4ind Notaries Public, Etc. Office b tb6 Edge Building, opposite The � 50spozitor OMee. I I - VNMMNARY � ., SOHN GaRzV4, V.S. Honor graduateof Ontario Veterin- 1 =C Ilege. All diseases of dornesWe s treated. Calls promptly at- Q�anded to and charges moderate. Vet- adeary Dentistry a specialty. Office =d residence on Goderich Street, one doce east -of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea, gorth. . A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, University of Toronto. All dbeases of domestic ,animals treated rthe most modern principles. 1arges, reasonable. Day or night ealls promptly attended to. Office on )Mal Street, Hensall, opposite Town Mll. Fhoue 116. . MEDUCAL DR. W. C. SPROAT Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, Undversity Of Western Ontario, Lon- don. Member of College of Physic- 20aus and Surgeons of Ontario. Office '3m Aberh,art's Drug Store, Main St., 3-seforth. Phone 90. - . DR. 2. P. R. DOUGALL I B)onor graduate of Faculty of affedidne and Master of Science, Uni- i wraity of Western Ontaxio, London. Member of College -of Physicians and 2argeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors , 3ast of post office. Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario. 3004-tf T__� - -_ . - DR. A. NEWTION-BRADY - Bayfield. I Graduate Dublin University, Irei 2-and. Late Extern Assistant Master Rotunda Hospital for Women and , Children, Dublin. Office at residence Cately ,occupied by Mrs. Parsons. t Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.; , i3endays, I to 2 p.m. 2866-26 , C- . SR. F. J. BURROWS . Office and residence Goderich Street, , cast of the Methodist Church, Sea- � gorth. Phone 46. Coroner for the (County of Huron. I . - DR. C. MACKAY � C. Niackay., honor graduate of Trin- 1 WValversity, and gold medallist of , , ",ty Medical College; member of &G College of Physicians and Sur- , geons of Ontario. I C, . , � I DR. IRI. IEUGH ROSS I Graduate of University of Toronto I Wacq1ty of, Medicine, member of Col- rft�f Physicians and Surgeons of . * . ass graduate courses in ' � , mgo P - ' ealowf din'tal School of Chicago 0 I almle Hospital, London, d;�_Un*versity Hospital, Lou- , T Office -Back of Do- liank, Seaforth. Phone No.,;5. , Night calls answered from residencet I Victoria Street, Seaforth. . DR. W]ILLIAM ABBRIOIART . Grp,duate of Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. Member of Mollege of Physicians and Surgeons of Gntario. Licentiate of Medical Coun- 00 of Canada. Late interne -Toronto W,estern Hospital. Office, Queen's Notel Building, North Main Street. Mone 89. Night calls, phone Ill. . . DR. J. A. MUNN �' Successor to Dr. R. M Ross Graduate -of Northwestern Univers, My Chicago, 111. Licentiate Royal 00fiege, of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over Sills, Hardware, Main St., Segforth. Phone 151. DR. F.S. BECHELY Graduate Royal ,College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R. gaitth's Grocery, Main Street, Sea- . or �L Phones: Office, 185 W; resi- , (Mence, 185 J. 3056-tf - AUCTIONEERS I THOMAS ]BROWN Licensed auctioneer for the counties 0!2 Huron and Perth. Correspondence OaTangements for sale dates, can be made by calling The Expositor Office, 29aforth. Charges moderate, and 0,,1tisfaction aranteed. WN13 302 1 -OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate Carey Jones� Na- �Aomal School of Auctioneering, Chi- eago. Special course taken in, Pure 13rod Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer- ,zhandise and Farm Sales. Rates in Tseeping with prevailing market. Sat- ildaction assured. Write or -VAre, (ftcgy loopp, Zurich, Ont. Phow 28-93. 2866-5i � R. T. LUKER Licensed auctioneer for the Con -at of Huron, Sales attended to In RK 3arto of the countY. Seven- earcp e=- , g��mee in Manitoba and Z&GIrmt4be- wan. Termo reasonable. PhoaG No - wI a r 11, Exeter, Centralia P.O-, R-X- oo.1. OrdeTS left at The Hur03 on- . poziter Office, Seaforth, PrOMPUY Cl'&- �=&d. 11� 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7. W. AE[Rnwo 0 o M -.=-_Z1 Anetiou'sor eor ?GV& 0 V ancl Huron Comueo. � 0 I Sal= Sollcw,a. 0 V TOMM: On- ZVV003tia" 0 5Q satbfoqt�oq ,��tini?a%,,�-_�- 0 C, (W gam Owl, Chattoan =2 11 Q. Mal gnwb PP Tlay. 0 n r-vL-- A I 0 0 , T. A 0 ko. & . V 0 . XG. I% 0 r� I , , aTz, '10 � son 6 C� vtt "I, 0 onr3606:6,0606it 10 . . I . . I � I 1. . . '' : I � I , _��. , � 1. t . 1: ''. � "; , , 11 L r�,,." - ' " � � , _ 1, , !`�'�':;'�"�,�'��,�,;'� L'j' . 'L �_ .,., , , , I I '', '. t.11 -11 , L, I 1, 16';;��,�tl :; '' I . .. ),��I, �, "; 1, 'r 11 �;,J' rj�:. , _ ,' '' �`,` -1';:L1:"` � ' j'' ' ,� :,,,'; "�, 11 , - 1,:..,:.",L, � �,,,: � �, 'r. 11 I �, A, � , I ,�,��,,.��:,,tkl � _�1,4, � ,,,t� , %�;: � , "�, ,i,,�:,_i,�, ': I,', I "I (GonUzued from last wevk� "Why, we'd have the whole town running in.,' - "Go on, son. Make it speai. Bears is easy killed:" "Nonsense." Reluctantly Tom reloaded his wea- pon and thrust it back into its shoul- der holster; regretfully he-murniured: "Doggone! We never have any more fun." He turned toward the door. "Vi%ere are you going, dad?" "I got to see a man; back in an hour. Anybody calls-" ' "You know ytu�won't be back in an hour., 'Where are you going?" . "I got to see- What is it?" "Bob" hesitated. "I wish you'd 3tay here. I think 'Mr. Gray arrived this morning, and I expect him in." Tom decided, that he, had *ade Tudge Halloran wait long enough. He 3hould have been in the old, rascal's .dng row by this time. I& he said, ariskly, "Wish I could, son, but I got �o see a man." "Mr. Gray -was here several times aefore he went away, but you were ilways out." Whenher father show - A no inclination to tarry, Barbara ' �pake with more impatience than she iad ever used- toward, him. "I want iim to meet you, dad, for he has come )ack on purpose to take up that Jack- �on well. If I devote all my time to )usiness, it seems to me you could ifford to sacrifice an hour to it, ju-A ;hIs once. That checker game can wait." Tom Parker stiffened. Sacrifice an Lour to business, just once! That was L blow. As if his nose was not at he grindstone day in and day out! As f he were not practically chained to � ,his office! As ' if unremitting ap,pli- !ation to business had not -wrecked � iim-worn him to the bone -made an nsomniac of him! That was, the vorst about children, boys especially; I hey twitted, their elders; they ,bought they were the whole works; hey assunied undue impbrtancci. Tom � vas offerided, and, being a stubborn nan, he bowed his back. "Tell him to wait," he said curtly. I'll get around to it soon as I can." "Why, dad! He isn't a man who an wait. ' This ,deal won't wait, fther." "I been talking over that Jackson vell with--4with a man, and I got Lim-" "I asked you not to mention it -not o a soul. It is a very important : natter and-' . Now Tom �ad not discussed the ' raekson well, except casually with � rudge Halloran, but every word, that 'Bob" spoke rankled, so he interrupt- � .d with a resentful query: "Ain't I equal to han'le an import- Lnt deal?" "Bob" acknowledged quickly that ie was. She had not -meant to crit- cize his ability to conduct negotia- ions of the very highest importance, )ut she was surprised, in view of her mrnest reauest, that he had even rentioned this particular ,matter to mybody. She reminded him that in- ,lurance was his forte, and that their inderstanding had been that she was lo take exqlusive charge of their oil )usiness. While sh,d wag talking, rom realized -with a disag-reable �hock that of late there bad, been no nsurance -written, none whatever. He' iad given the matter no thoug1ht, but ;uch was undoubtedly the case, and n his daughter's words be felt a re- :)uke. Now he could not a -bide re- )ukes; he had never permitted any- o,ody to criticize him. .For once that inconscious irritation that had been Jowly accumulating within ,him flam- A up. It was an irritation too vague, ;oo formless to put -into words, es- pecially inasmuch as words did hot �ome easily to Tom ParkeiiI when ,he, was mad. Without further comment the old, man pulled his gray wide-awake low - E! -r over his eyes and, limped out of the room. But he did not go to Judge Halloran's office; he was too sore to risk further offense at the hands of one who took malicious delight in an- tagonizing him, so 'he walked the streets. The more be pondered Bob's accusation -and accusation it surely was-Ae angrier 'he became; not at her, of course, for she was blood, of his blood, his other and ,better self; but angry at himself for allowing the reins to slip out of his fingers. He was the head of the firm. It was due to big ripe judgment and keen common sense that the business ran on; his name and standing it -was that gave it stability. Perhaps he bad permitted the girl to- do more than her share of the work, and bence her inclination to take all the credit for their joint succe.,sm was only na- tural , but it wag time to -change all , that, time to-tuTn a big deal witbout . her agaistance. That was the thing t) do, handle the Jackson lease in his own wav and turn it over for a price far in excess of seventy-fte, thousand dollars. Anybody could g�ell things for le -A than they we're worth, but it took real ability to realize their full wilue. HeTe was a en9up, a chance, to clean up big money-"BoW said, oo- why not, then, take over the lease for himsolf and 'her, pay something down ' hold It for R few wepkt, and, then re- sell it at a st%iggering profit? Such thfngs were being dvne�Toni did, not know .Inst 'how, but he could. easily find ovt-and t1lere were s4vergl thou. sand dollars in Vhe bank to thO 1311YU account. 7? that was not 611ough to we* the larat Parmont VIG e0ulcl PTA - I ' """, "'.'r '. - -111�111 _, , - irT ,i,p:,V *�, ,"�41' - plhq , , LX, 413 q , I, , � I , ,9. ,� Q4P 7 ,i�,� 10se llalqu " , , ;mp .� * , , L A WA wpop aj 1 ,,��O�:40%�)Z . - I 'I , pmbered In. ,, . � � to, " 1040'ari Varl'tor %* 4 , V, id,0 , . 4bat she W.40 moro* a , A 4 tgloa� �jt *'rme-4- ot 44P woo (pot qf 0�01% C4� , C had Zosur 4 ,her I, I .. 0110 that th"'gV wq,� 1 4� 1 on" that dar" Map— , ,here �was It Was Something to rei Ilike that a telexrem from Izer iad brought a n of Mr. qrWs Im- Xrt=8 clear aCrQJW the country, and ;hat hp waseombg straight to her. w1hat mysterious 14agic lay in the ;elegraphl �, Ever since their ftst meting he Lad awakened in hwr a sort of breath- ess excitement, ,the precise signifi- ance of which she could not fathom, uid thfit excitement now was grow - ng hourly. It could, not mean love -- 'Bob"' flushed at the thought, for she Lad no intention of falling in love vith anybody. 'She was too young; he world -was too -new and too excit- n,g for that,. and, besides, her life was og full, her obligations were to marry o -permit of distractions, agreeable or isagr�eable. Nor, for that matter, vas 'Gray the sort of man to become eriously interested in a simple person ikeher; he was complex, many-sided 0SMIGPOlitan. His extravagant at- entions were meaningless- And yet ne could never tell; men were queer reatures; perhaps -- Little prickles ran over "Bob"- she elt her whole body galvanize 'when he saw 'Gray coming. He entered, as she knew he would nter, with the suggestion of having een blown thither upon the breast of gale. He was electric; he throbbed rith energy; he was bursting with nthusiasm, and his delight at see- ig her was boyish. "Bob" colored rosily at this instant nd extravagant appreciation of her ffort to look more pleasing than us - sal, but -embarrassment followed her rst thrill. She could not believe his 3nipliments were entirely genuine, ierefore she took refuge behind 'her 3olest, her most busiriess�like d,e- ieanor. For a while they talked a- Dut nothing, although to each the ' ,her was -eloquent, then "Bob" came s quickly as might be to the matter ie had wired him about. He listened with smiling lips and aining eyes, but he -heard only the are essentials of her story, for his ioughts, were galloping, his mind was a-sy with new impressions of her, �her voices than hers were in his irs. That was his rose at her brea.8t. he bad been pleased, at his coming, - ,herwise she would not have paid im the girlish compliment of wear- Lg her -best. Evidently she cared )r hini--or was she merely impress - 1, flattered? Women had called him �mantic, whereas he knew himself to 3 theatAc; be wondered if she- 'll told Jackson you'd be out to ,ok at the well and the 'books to- iy," "Bob" was saying. "He won't -ait an hoLir longer." "Splendid! I came the instant you 4egraphed-drapped everything, in Let. -Some of my men are waiting ) see me, but I haven't even notified iem of my arrival. Important busi- �ss, too; nevertheelss, I hurried gbt here. They can wait." Gray .ughed -gladly. "Jove! How becom- g that hat is. I hired the best- oking car I could, find, and it will � 'here in a minute. I told myself bad eatned a day -with you, and I ouldn't spoil it by permitting you to rive. I've so much to talk to you o,out-business of all sorts --that I -arcely -know where to begin." Now "Bob" had expected to drive ) the Northwest extension -with ray; nothing else hadi been in her Lind; her field clothing was even 6id out ready for a quick change, but sudden contrariness took hold of her -she experienced a shy perversity iat she could not explain. "Oh, Fin sorry! ,1 ---can't go. I mply can't," she declared. He was so obviously disappointed lat her determination gained -rength; she was surprised at her wn mendacity when she explained ie utter impossibility of leaving the Mee, and told, a circumstantial fib bout a title that -had to be closed rith People from 'Out of town. The Lore she talked the more panicky she ecame at thought of being for hours lone with this forceful, this mag- etic, this overwhelming person. trange, in view of the fact that she ad been looking forward to it 'for ays! In order finally to get him a*ay be - ore she could change Tier mind, she romised to burry through her affairs nd then drive out and bring him ome. There was no time to lose ; ackson was growing impatient; it 7as a wonderful deal; there were ther days coming� When Gray bad, gone and "Bob" 7as alone, she drew a deep breath. Ter pulse was rapid, she was, ting- ing as if from some stimulating cur- ent. What a man! What an effect .e had upon peo,ple! What a fool she ad been riot to gol I The road to Burkburnett is well sur - aced for qoine distance outside of Vichita Falls, therefore Gray leaned iack with eyes closed, as the car sped ,ver it, picturing again his meeting vith Barbara, recalling her words of , ,reeti-rig, puzzling over the subtle hange in her demeanor at the last. )'erhaps be had frightened 'her. He vas given to overenthusiasm; this vould he a lesson. Queer how wornen interfere with msiness. Here he was going at hings backward, whirling out to the )il fieldn when be should be with Me- Vade 'AL-nd Stoner, They would prob- thly be distracted at his. non -arrival, )ut-this was business, too. 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'J1e,L-I,1,4,.,11 ,. _ ". � came to a halt, as it frequently did, �,`;��'L'% �Ilt il �',,k�.-Ii"��'��L"�,,,',",,,��'�'�, , . . 'i I gt,�-��,v�fkl,f.; � , I w6k.i "t;.1,_ he heard, the clank of pumps, the fitful A t't,*1 . '��.'�I."';Li" � I ,i,AvF,;5,, , , I—— & 1�1� - , " � I � coughing of gas, eniiines, the hiss I 11 . L ��.R I "I., 7�;F, " ", , , of steam. This, of course, was soon ::1 It; ,Z, .11, I �..��'t';t L - drowned in vi terrific din of impatient I .. . __ L' - 1-1 I �i .�� , 1" : _ : , :,�,�,�'A . L!T 1 ,; ,, - M, �, L , ., , � , I � , " ��, "t ,','%t� , horns, a blaring, brazen snarl at the . I . �:, ,. I r 1. ,� : ." 'i -, ,�, � , � .11., "', , It t. , ,:, , _t:,�:,;��,L�, , 1A., . !, ,,,,� " "I , L I . , ��, . . I . I , ,��'.-., ,!;1111' i ),:.,� . . . I 11 ,� - � , ". f"', � 4 , , dela-k. The whole line roared metal- __Z=LZ —_ � - . I � �:,., -,f��,.,,, "", , ; I CHRYSLER " 75 " Ro�al &d'w, vw, 1 . 1. I _ 11"I"", � i�' I .�;":��,�,,,',�,,'��,,�,,.',��,'� , ",4,V , lie cursei at the cause of its stoppage. � � . ,;,��'-�'1'1�1,;.;, I, _A, 1: ,", . , , I . I I .11 I i. � , "'.., , �,��4 :: "14 ,�',`,;!�, Even the railroad right of way had 1`�HERE'S an air of co � I �1, I I I— ... �z, .1 �, 1. Z.,v"4 11 ". ,,,�, ��, , I " t I I, ;� , .. 1. , "'It, I .�', '', .. � ,.'� , ,".".. 11, �711�.., " .. ". , '_ . , �P , , , _� ' - .. `�� been drilled. Switch n- ago. And no car in all the . � '' , ", .. . . . . . ,';,��,��" 1,,':t'i,1 engines shunted � . � �. �, 1. ,Z', , I L;t4f,�!. 1. I'' il " . � , 1'� " tr, rows, of flats almost between A summate quality and dig- I � � ,, tt1.1- �,� ,,,,, "', 0, V� ,_ - , the wozid is easier to handle— � . I 1. �." �1, ��, Y., _i�� - ,,%�f�,�:',' I 1. 11 -�:�,;,�,4,� , straddling derrick legs. I � . L 1�;, ,j��$6 tt,',� Gray's driver had been dumb thus tinction in the Chrysler "75" with pivotal steering—balanced .1 .� I . ,,;.� ,�,,,.',';.. � 1,'i,,1,?.t�, I .1-1 '.;;,�, I . I I ", �:� , 17 �';-::',�,�, far, now he broke out abruptly: that no experienced motorist front wheels—and the C -W.9 :. � , ,""�, �',l 1��' can I I , �. I I .. I.. � ,�j��;L' "ISpeaking about mud; I was cross� fa I to appreciate. positive action of weather- � . �, __;; I li"I'lli""I", ing this street on a plank the other - . ..; 1, o "... . . . . . x"I" � � I I _. iay when I saw si'bran'-new derby In.style, the Chrysler -75" roof four-wheel hydrazdic � 1. 1 I I .-I i 'I.::;, � 0 ".. z,�, lying in the mud and picked it up. Erakes, the safest brakes ever 1��w � - I . , I.I., 1�. Underneath was a buy's head. stands out as the fashion -plate developed by engineers. 4ZZZ7� �� . I 1�,.,� � t��, ': INJI Agr,!""",, . . I ,t I I I 'I'll I I � � ,�%wll iip I 11� I "". I , ,; I " � *� �NINI& "RulloV I said. 'You're in pretty of its field.' It sparkles with , — � ,�,`,�,",;;.,, - "" , ,", E leep, ain't you?' . . . Niew chryaw "75'9 � _ ,.- - an original and authentic type � YOU Will be proud of a — � '. 4", ,�,�`,% ,,Jt-.1'r1V111� , 4'The feller looked, up at me and Rine bod I I �;, ,;:i� �y svks, $1W I I : W . I "... 1� ,, ,aid: 'This ain't -had. of 'beauty that is irresistible. Chrysler c g75 " anywhere you to 03050. X,e _� Ll� � _t, You'd ought ,, w Chryalcr �, ��-.11 , �o see my -brother. I'm standing on 6 5 " - Six body sy&r� . I -1 21, �'! , go—you'll be (complimented $.t 25 1, $,J,V,0. N . .,,',.�--,!I� - 1 3 . . �.;, I ,�: I , ,, . lmpe'ri4 evv _;.��,, .. ,,, ,; � iis shouldersVP And in performance, the for owiling one. And, mingled Chrytiler _YMO, 11 'Itn", 1� . ., � I'll evitam bodv hyles, $3545- . - I . 2;1"'A'j,,�-,,`, 1 J_ The chauffeur laughed loudly at Chrysler "75 " has a vigor and with your enjoyment will be ,,.�t_� . iis own humor. "Some country, I , I to $4605. All pri�e.r - .�; vi I ., :q11.1- - -all it! But the sun'.s out, so it will rility of action that place it the solid satisr-action of get- f. o. b. Windsor, OviWt�, . I In", , , :, 1, )e blowing sand to -morrow." as far 9 head today as the orig- i ding jtanda�d �� : . �7. " . ting so much value for your "", f -i- I I 1.1.tll 1� - . 1.,y eq ->—t (ft;8"r.- I 1,1�1 1". I , When Burkburnett had been left be- inal Chrysler was four years investment. and taxes exyra) . , I 11_,,�% , � � Lind, another and a vaster island of : " �,,j V, ';'::t,� . berricks came into view. It marked . 1 �! ,,-0 ft , ...., �,, . . " 4k" 1� ,A'- , "I ,�,, ,he Burk -Waggoner pool, part of the - . ,�'. "' � 4 , � I I '' ..R1_,tJ' 11 ,�, ' " 2., I I L ."'. .A, '' ".., 6, � qorthwest Extension, so called. 1� : "I �,�". '.,� 11. X The car was waiting its turn to ,a, 11 . 11 .1 1; I . .. � !ross a tiny toll brid!ge spanning a "t. p I � :1 '_';,��X� ?, I 1. , luggish creek, the bed, of which ran �Iu H - 9 LER 6&755)p �:";�.�,v � �eepage Oil from the wells beyond, 196 1. , � �M 11 * 't. I � 11 �It I . - 11 N. - I . .,;tll. I; vhen the driver grumbled aloud: CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT - � . "Four bits to *�_ . 1-0., � ,,�` cross a forty -foot \,�� ::` ,!,,ti;� �� oridge. There's a -graft for you! One . . I . � � , �,,� �, , .1 ' ' I ... " � , , , , �, ,,, dd nester above here tore a hole in I �� I , . , . 1; '1� � � �.,., - Lis feince opposite a wet place in the I :� �, I ;.� - . half a dollar to � "':, I , , : ,�,, �� I , � : : : 1A 1. 1.��` [rive through his -pasture. But it 0 Ament� M(11,Dfi St., -,Seafod I I,— - vas cheaper than getting stuck. He . I �: - , . , �i�;�_.,,, " tad to carry his coin home in an oat � �, � �.. ,,, . ': ., ., .. � t ',�� .,; I ack. After a few weeks somebody (Office mt Sa�peztest Stat"m and Show Room. . I �: �,,�, �, �ot to wondering why that spot nev- 11 . tll'� -1 , , . � i_,;�. ---,.-. -------- --,---------------- .1 �V r dried out, and, come to investigate, I - . I. . �50 .... - - - ", � _1---__ . �� 1. "I 't, v1ha' d'you think?" - I , ,:: ,��,',, I ; � - "I seldom think when I am being able and as the afternoon en, too, and before long Gray found (Gray's neighbor was in no pleasant . � ;,,_51 ntertained," his passenger declared. he grew angry. Why did,777BaOP himself in a superheated, overcrowd- mood, for he whacked impatiently at- , ��-"_ " �, �, �:%''., I ,,, "Well, that poor stupid -had damned come, as she had promised? He had I ed back room with a stack of silver such buzzing pests as -were still on I .. I � r.", � : I ]::"� he creek and every night lip shut the lost a day, and days were precious. dollars which he scattered carelessly the wing, and when a perspiring .1 I � - �9. . , .. . 2 .;. . �� . - ,,, ,ate and flooded his road." the numbers of a roulette table. Greek set a plate of soup before him - 11. , , Evening found him wandering a- upon � 1%.,�, , � ",;3, t L I If the clustered derricks clAhe town 'bout aimlessly, in a villainous mood, Roulette was much like the Gil game. he took umbrage at the presence or ,;,�. % :� ,..., . ' -ite pool were impressive, f5ere was but stubbornly determined to see this This was a good way in which to kill the fellow's thumb in the liquid. The. . - . -� . , . V, . � 11��,-. 'p '� �omething positively dramatic about thing through at whatever cost. He an hour. argument that followed. angered the . ".. " he Extension. Burkburnett had had no wish to spend a night a -mid Absorbed in his own thoughts, Gray old man still further, for it arrived, .11 4'1. ' . . . . . 1, , I ieen laid out in lots and- block§, and these surroundings, for respectable paid little heed to those about him, nowhere except to. prove that the of- � ,�', I � ; � I,," he drilling had followed, son�e sort people shunned these oil -field. .2amps until a large hand picked up one of fending thumb was the property of I � If orderly system; but bere were no after dark, and he knew himself to his bets. Then he raised his eyes. the proprietor of the restaurant, Md � �,��, treets, no visible plan. This had -be conspicuous. It would add, a ridic- The hand was attached to a muscular by inference, therefore, a privilege, . I i ,,.:��, I � . � � ,e ,, , ieen a wheat field, and as well after ulous climax to a trying day to be arm, which in turn was attached to a digit. . � �, �" I'll vell had come in, derricks., drilling "high-jacheV—to be frisked of his burly stranger of unpleasant mien. When a departing customer left the . .. . - �� . ,." ., igs, buildings, tanks, piles of timber, jewelry. Gray voiced a good-natured protest, door open, the elderly diner grumble& ' I �.� , `� Lnd casing had been laid down with During the early dusk he returned but the fellow scowled and refused o bitterly at the draugbt and, draped his, I � �,�,',��,,t A 11 �omplete disregard of all save the to the lease, only to find even the acknowledge his mistake. Noting overcoat over his -bent shoulders. . I . ',,,;�11. I �wner's convenience. Overnight new greasy caretaker gone. By this time that the man was flushed, Gray shrug- ",Dam' Eskimos!" he muttered,_ I .�.,,, . . . , )i,pe lines were being laid, for hours Gray was decidedly uncomfortable, ged and allowed the incident to pass. " raised in a chicken cooP__ �: 11: I �.. 1- ��'��f, . �ounted here and, the crude had to find and, to add to his discomfort, he con- This bootleg whisky from across Red —Windy as a derrick!" ;��,' , lutlet—fuel bad to be brought in. ceived the notion, that -he was being River was of a quality to scatte Gray liked old people, and he was I � . ,�. " r a . � " rhese pipe lines were never buried, followed. On second. thought he dis- person's eyesight. tolerant of their crotchets. Irascibil- H-11., t t � I 1. � ind in consequence the ceaseless flow missed this idea, nevertheless he took For some time the game continued ity indicates force of character, at I I , of traffic was forever forced to seek a roundabout course back toward the before,Gray won again, and the deal- least so he believed and old folks,am . ",:L�- 1; 11", Lew channels. The place became a main street. er deposited thirty-five silver dollars apt to accept too meekly the approach. . . . . . I , 11 .-ewildering maze through ,which It seemed odd to be floundering beside his bet. Again that sun -brown- of decay. Here was a spirit that timv . .,�, , ,�, � '' ,eams floundered and motor vehicles through inky shadows, feeling a way ed hand reached, forth, but this time had not dulled—it was like wine sour- --- . � � , tt )lunged at random. through this miry chaos, when aloft, Gray seiz,M it by the wrist. He and ed in an old cask. At any rate, wine �.il, I �,:--, Towns had sprung up, for this army as far as the eye could see, the sky the strangqr eyed each other for a it had been, not water, and that was - � . �: A, )f workers was isolated in a sea of was lit. This phantom city of twink- silent moment, during which the something. I nud, but whereas "Burk" was more ling beacons gave one a sense of acute other players looked on. Most of the counter customers had I �� I ', , � . , )r less permanent, Newton, 'Bradley's unreality, for it was an empty city, a Gray was the first to speak. "If drifted out when, without warning, ;!! I ' A . ,orners, Bridgetown, were cities of city the work of which went on al- you're -not as drunk as you seem," he the screen door banged loudly open I �� ", I I . �'11 -anvas, boards and corrugated iron. most without the aid of human hands. said, easily, "you'll excuse yourself. and Gray looked up from his plate to, I �` : ", I 3y day they were mean, filthy, grot- The very soul of it was mechanical. If you are, you need sobering.'! see his recent acquaintance of the . , .1", - , ,sque; by night they became incan- Only here and there, where a drill With a wrench the man undertook gambling table approaching. This) . IA I I �, I leseent, for ,every derrick was strung crew was at work, did an occasional to free his hand; he uttered a threat- time purpose was stamped upon ths- I . f , I -- - ,with lights, and the surplus supply human figure move hack and forth! ening oath. The next instant be was man's face, but whether it was dilib- 11 ,� 1�;,, '' )f gas was burned in torches to pre- in the glare of low -hung incandes- treated to a surprise, for Gray jerk- crave or merely the result of mor& 4", -11 �,ent it from accumulating in ravines cents, nevertheless the whole place'ed him forward and simultaneously dri)-king there was no telling. He I ,.,. ;�, 11 � , )r hollows in explosive quantities. breathed and throbbed; it was in, � his empty palm struck the fellow a lurched directly up to the table an4ff .,. �;�; - rhey were Mardi Gras cities. stinct with a tremendous vigor. From blinding, a resounding smack. Twice stared across at -Gray. ; . , I - ". " 1. Day by day this field, spread on- all sides came the ceaseless rhythmic he smote that reddened cheek with the "Slapped my face, didn't you " Is , I ward toward the Red River; the whole clank of pumps, the hiss of gas and � sound of an explosion, then, as the e-ried, after a menacing moment. %,f, region smelled of oil. steam, the gurgling flow of liquid— I victim flung his, body backward, Gray "I did, indeed," the speaker nodded, , �'11, I "'; Fire, of curse, was an ,ever-present they were, the pulse beats, the respir- kicked his feet from under him. Again pleasantly. ::,41 1 , ,' I'll rneriace. Newton, for instance, had ations, the blood flow of this live! he cuffed the fellow's face, this time "You ain't going to slap it again. , - I ,.. been wiped out several times, for it thing. And its body odor stung the from the other side. 7 -Then he fin- You ain't going to sap] anybody'92' , !�� lay on a slope down which a broken nostrils. All 4-ght long it panted ally desisted the stranger rocked in "What makes you think I won't?" . . ;�t, I �.. pipe line could belch a resistless wave with its, heavy labors—as if the jinns his track-,; he sbook his head; he Gray became aware as be spoke that ' ... �� I of flame, and even yet the place was that lifted those giant pump beams blinked and he curs-efiw,'It was a mom- his elderly neighbor had raised to the ,: �� L " I a litter of charred timber, twisted were vying with one another in a'tent before he could focus his whirl- irtruder a countenance stamped with I I jlf�%� pipe, and crumpled sheets of galvan- desperate endeavor. They were, for ing sigbt upon his assailant. When a peculiar expression of incredulity, I � : , � , 1�11t i7.ed iron. Owing to this menace the a fact. Haste, avarice, an arduous I be succeeded it was to behold the lat- almost of anger, at the interruption, il :��0.1; residents had taken th,c, only possible diligence, was in the very air. � ter staring at him with a mocking, and that the two remaining counter I, �t, . �11 I precaution. They had (lug in. Be- Gray stared and marveled, for im- 1 threatening smile. customers hal turned startled faces . ,7:t " 1,:�,.,Ir , hind each place of business was a cy- agination was not lacking in him. I The drunken -man hesitated, be cast over their -boulders, while the pro- I 11 �!i,, :�"o!,i clone cellar—a bomb -proof shelter— T,hose derricks with their fire -q were'a -low glance around the room, tben prietor, his arms full of dishes, W' I . , ,,,,,�, � "I".. I ��, into which human bodies, and stock- high altars upon which were heaped muttering, hoarsely, he turned and paused -beside the swinging door to- � , I _ of merchandise could he crowded. ten thousand hopes and prayers. Al- mar]�- for the door. He was followed the kitchen. , . I j'�15� �. Gray drove directly to the lease be tars of Avarice! Towers of Greed! by a burst of derisive laughter that (Co-ntinued,next week) . ; " '.."11, .1 had come to examine, and was disal)- That is what tbey-were. I grew louder as be went. ,it;, , I I I I , , , , .I. , . pointed to learn that the owner bad He marvelled, too, at the extrpm(,,.q' Gray was in a better mood now ----.C— "; � "I'll " " just left. This wag annoying; "Bob" the -p last few days had broug1ht him: than for several hours; he had vented � 11 �, , .1 I . . . . . r "i" bad assured him that he was expect- at 0-e long cry from the luxurioui; his irritation; the air bad cleared. Af- Uncle Sam bas outlawed war anct ,::I�! , A Z,?i ed. Inquiry elicited fron-L the surly Mirlington Notch to this primitive ter a while he discovered that he was i, therefore suspicious other nations . :1y . ...... b I'll individual in charge no more than the ]and of fire worshipers. Hero, only hungry; no longer was he too resent- will bootleg it.—Brandoon Sun. I c, � . 1: . . . . . . . reluctant admission that Jackson bad a f(,w hours by motor from paved ful to heed the healthy warning of - . ,,, , - :" . , P I.------------ I — , I been called td the nearest telephone, streets and comfortable bomps, was a big stomacb, so he left the place. . I ;1 , . ", � but would be back sornotime. section of tlip.-real frontier, as crude' o____"w_1*_ - " � ,� There was nothing tn do -but wait. and as lawlesn a% any he had ever I CHAPTER XIX " I ___ - - " - I : `��L�'L"` I " ,�, -1 -1 1,110 I - Gray let hi,.t car go, tbpii inade a cur- sepn. Yonder, for instance, was thel Nowton's eating place% were -not -, I T I . I k ", ,�", I, "I � 1,�,. , .. 1, "'It, sory examination of the property. He Ped Lion, a regular Klondike dance app,-tizing at best, but a meal could . 01 _� � 1:,�'tk'tl could see little and learn less, The hall. be P.ia4urp.d with less discomfort by I . � 1, . �� ,,, �, � ;..,U caretaker agreed that the well was I'Ve looked in for a- moment, but night than by day, for at such times I _,"';�,"i � ,�,,, pumping one hundred and fifty bar- tb,, ,gight or hard -faced bouris were on the ceilings. ,J':1;1 � I I I M , 4,,�,t.' - - � . �,., rpiq a day. volving check to cb,,Pk vuith men In The. restaurant Gray ent(red was a I . .1 , , 1, .. , I , ; Soine evasiveness in this fellow's ()Verttllq and bonts was nothing new. bout what he had expected; along one t:.`�",�,�'Ili .. I , m s suspicion. A It did reniind 'him of the march of side ran a quick -order counter at I I , , 11,,,�, , tl� L. � � sudden telephone call. The owner'3 prog,rpgq, however, to notice that the which were -eated several custo-mers; - � l,ki�!��:11� 111. � 1. � :; , 11 ,,�, absence when he expectM a purehas- bartendors spn,od coca -cola instead of across from it was an oilcloth -covered ___ . 11: I ,. ..", 4 1 er iProbably somebody else was af- ,,hc;6t(, . ., 1,4111 - It." Hygienic, but vain. he re- table, perfectly bare except for a re,- �.� . I � . 1'.,� `;%Lt�,,, ter the Oroperty. It was decidedly Ilected. Not at Rill like the brave old volving enterpiece--one of those sll� . 1. _ I �tr",;�,O,;, '' 11 tt.!�:,�,�. - 1. i,,'_�.� worth while to wait. days. vpr-plat�ed wbirligigq fitted With a I . � - _�,,, I Grav wag unaccuitomM to iratten- Farther up the str"t was a flam- glass sslt-and-peppieT shaker, a tooth- " . . ,� __ - - �-T----_ - _,_ . . � �,-N,�,��t:,� , Aiq,�! , , � I . 0 � I I 11 ,. ,.�;�);,z - tion, incivility, and bad anybody ex- Ing theater decorated with gaudy lith- pick holder, an unpleasant oil bottle I ." . i � � ,;V��,,,-;'' � � �� I:' , , I., . I , I �L , l� - LL� U '. �r � M 1 U4 � � t audi alon; 11,� t n I � 1, . ...� ........ �,�, ... - I , �'..,,,y.1 cept "Bob" Parker put, bin In this ographs of women in tigbts. That and a cruet Intended for vinegw, but I � � . .11.,� � �. . ---, " "-, I ,". 1. .� ,�t�tf�. �, :�:;,,`�,�,��,�,� . Ition be would have resented it. awoke a familiar echo. 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