NOVEMBER 3, 1938
THE FEUD AT
SINGLE SHOT
(Continued from page six)
"So," Dorsey said simply. "I I
bavc never thouaht vou l<wt a?iv. i
thing in jail, Dave. X didn't know
you before, but you couldn't have
been any"?she hesitated, seeking a
word, and feeling a slow flush come
over her face.
"Any what?'' Dave said.
" -any finer, more honest, brave,"
she finished.
She felt Dave'r- hands grip her
arms, bow his dark face with its
darker eyes looking down on her.
"It's worth eight years in the pen
to hear you say that," he said huskily.
'It?it mokes a difference."
"What difference?"
"I can hold any head up now,"
Dove said softly. ''I can go on thinkin*
there's somethin' to life besides
flghtin', eatiil' and sleepin'."
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"Just because I said that. Dave?"
"You ??ake it sound small," Dave
said. ''It isnt."
He looked down at her fondly.
"It's like?well, like food for the
way i*vo been. T guess I've been
sick."
"Tllftl VOll'H -emu' anil el/aob- !
Dave," Dorsey said -with a little
laugh.
Dave frowned. "I reckon I don't
know what you mean."
"That was boneat, anyway," Doisey
said. "It was like you." I
'But I stHi don't see," Dave said
humbly.
"If my saying I trusted you, behaved
in you. is food for you, Dave,
then you wi'J grow fat. Thore. Isn't
that plain ?"
Dave paused, suppressing a grin.
"I reckon not."
But Dorsey did not see the grin.
"I can't make it plainer without
making it too plain," she said softly.
Dave did not answer and Dorsey
sighed. She would be honest. "I'll
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her in bis urms and kissed her. ''And j
I've loved you from the first time I
saw you."
At the corner of the Free Throw,
Quinn asked I.aredo. "Think I could
send a telegram tonight. Laredo?''
"Sure. I luiorw Stanley. He'll take
it."
Tiiey walked down to the station,
both of them silent. Both the Free
Throw and the Mile High were 'lighted
brightly, a pleasant din issuing
I from their doors.
| They swung into the station and
uurvuo nammered on the lowered
window. A mild man wearing eyeglasses
raised it and smiled when he
saw Laredo.
' Hullo, Harvey," Laredo greeted
him. "Reckon my friend here could
send a telegram ?"
"Sure."
The agent shoved the blank in
front of Qulnn. who wrote his message.
When he was finished, he
handed it to Laredo.
"I can't read," Laredo said dolorously.
He swore. "It's the only time
| in my life I wanted to. What docs
it say ?"
Quinn read aloud from the blank
I containing this message:
| A. Wingert.
Cattle Association.
I Phoenix, Ariz.
| uase conclude*! successfully,
j Al! principals killed off, none by
I me. Split reward between Dave
I Turner, Rosy Rand. Laredo JackI
son, all of Single Shot. Suggest
I next case you put me in lange
| clothes since gambler's life not
j long. What will I do with six
I thousand I won running faro table
in saloon ?
Martin Quinn.
"Principals?" Laredo repeated.
"What are they?"
"Sayers' gang. We've been after
them for two years now.''
Laredo stared at Quinn. 'So you're
a range iictcctive?"
"That's it"
I Runnin' a faro game at the Free
; Til row ?"
"I was working on the town end j
of it." Quinn explained, "checking?
up 011 where the heavy money was I
spent and by whom. That's why I
got curious about Winters. He was
spending so much money that I began
to wonder if he wasn't one cf
the Sayers gang, you know the
rest."
Laredo shook hir head and waited
I while Quinn paid for the telegram.
Outside, they turned up the street
again.
"Like a drink?" Laredo asked.
"I wouldn't like one. I'd like
about four." Quinn said.
We started to cross the .street to
the Free Throw. Laredo grabbed his
arm.
"Huh-uh," Laredo said. "This is a
celebration. And when I celebrate I
head for the Mile High." His eyes lit
up strangely. "Let's you and me go
[clean that joint out," he suggested
soberly.
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