There's no use denying that.

But we took our medicine, Hatfield." "You had to," grinned the other.

"Whenever the people of a state----" "Hatfield," interrupted Lawler, gravely, "it seems to me that the people of this state are always taking medicine--political medicine.

That's what I have come to talk with you about." Hatfield's smile faded.

His eyes gleamed coldly.
"What's wrong, Lawler ?" "It's cars, Hatfield--or rather no cars," he added, grimly.