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By Harold Gray
By Gene
. 57 XQ Room and Board
Oregon, Friday, May 9, 1947
Disney
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The "Deep" Thinker
All Aboard
Pin-Up Boy
Overheated Hot News
Vie Sh&iiQe ReUwMH
By Cameron Dockery
Chapter 27
Jeff followed Coulter out
side. He stood on the porch
watching the car move off The
glaring headlights picked out
cactus and sagebrush either side
of the road and the glassy star
ing eyes of a fascinated jack
rabbit, It was only when the
tail light had become a scarlet
pin prick that he turned. Lin
da had come up beside him.
.She moved back and closed
the door, shutting out the rec
tangle of light from the adobe.
When she looked up at him her
face was illuminated only by
the starlight.
"You know, Jeff, that man
thp feeline he's eoine in lash
out unexpectedly with some
venomous action that will be
just as deadly as a rattler's
fangs."
His arm went around her,
drawing her close. The sweet
fragrance of her hair came up
to him and he bent his head,
thrusting his chin into the circle
of her braids.
"Linda, I want you and your
father to leave here tomor
row." "Jeff!" She twisted in his
arms.
"Please," he insisted. "Coul
ter means business this time.
He has men and guns to back
him up and except for the Gen-
trys three miles away, we're
more or less isolated here."
Jeff's shirt was open at the
throat and Linda gripped the
lapels and pulled his head down
"I love you, Jeff, don't you rea
lize that? I want to be with
you."
"I don't want you around when
there may be shooting."
"I've been in the war I've
heard gunfire and attended
wounded men weeks on end;
I'm not afraid."
His fingers closed on her
wrists, lowering her arms gent
ly to her sides.
"There's your father he is
n't well this sort of thing
might might "
Even in that indistinct light
he could see the quick misery
in her eyes but she didn't turn
away. "Dad won't want to go
any more than I do, Jeff. We're
all one family now. Your house
has been our home for the past
year more of a home, I think,
than any other place we've liv
ed. If it's going to be defended,
we want to help."
His mouth twisted wryly.
'We'll talk about it some more
tomorrow."
She was silent and he pulled
her to him again, bending his
head until their lips met. This
was not the hastily snatched kiss
of two light-hearted young peo
ple but the sealing of a pact
that bound them together for
eternity. Jeff's voice was hus
ky with emotion when he spoke.
"Linda, Linda "
"What is it, Jeff?"
"I'm thinking that I really
owe that skunk, Coulter, a vote
of thanks. If he hadn't decid
ed to grab some easy money
by renting my house, I'd never
have met you."
"Something would have
brought us together."
His mood changed to a light
er vein. "Well, 1 m almost con
vinced now that you're worth
all this trouble."
She laughed and prodded him
into the house. Mr. Hardy was
seated before the fire, staring
into the flames as though he
could find a solution to the im
mediate problem in the swiftly
changing shapes and colors giv
en off by the grease wood.
"Jeff," he said, "this whole
thing would be settled if you
could find the deed to this place
wouldn t it?
Yes. Even if Coulter would
n't accept it, I'd just have to
show it to the right officials and
get a writ against him.
"Well, it must be around.
Your father mentioned he'd hid
den it and unless Coulter found
and destroyed it, it still exists
somewhere."
"But we've looked every
where we could think of."
Hardy's eyes were the same
piercing blue as Linda's when
he looked up. "Do you still
have your father's last letter?"
Jeff nodded slowly. "Yes, I've
kept it here in my wallet."
"Would you mind letting me
4r fVtwfftafiri
see it?"
"Of course not." Jeff removT
ed the worn, creased letter and
handed it to Mr. Hardy, who be
gan to read it softly aloud . . .
"May, 10, 1941: 4 p.m. Dear
son, I have just returned from
a walk up to The Finger. I
was up there quite awhile think
ing of old Amos and of you and
our bit of land here. I've been
digging a tunnel into the ridge
that marks the southwest boun
dary of our land, Jeff. I'm con
vinced now that our property
may have some value, though
I have only a few samples to go
on at present.
Tne letter ended abruptly and
Hardy frowned.
Jeff leaned over his shoulder.
"You see, sir, Dad must have
had his heart attack just then
and he never finished his lett
ter."
"It docs seem as though h
could have scrawled the placl
where he'd hidden the papers,
though. He must have known
you wouldn't know." t
"No, I don't think he'd havel
wanted to then. He knew CoulA
ter or some of the men who ow-
ed their jobs to him might find
the letter first."
"Maybe he thought he'd al
ready written enough to tell
you."
Jeff stared. "But he says so
little."
"Does he? Look at that head
ing, Jeff. Did he always put
the time of day on his letters?"
"No, that was unusual."
"I think it had a purpose.
He says he'd just returned from
The Finger, a name that meant
something to you and your fath
er alone. Everyone else knows
it by the name of Indian Rock."
Jeff grew taut with excite
ment. "My Lord, sir, I'll bet
you've hit it! Say he was up
there at three, the shadow of the
Finger would point to a certain
spot on the desert. The papers
would be buried there!"
"Of course , the time of year
would make a difference in the
shadow."
Jeff's eyes became obsidian
with amazement. "Tomorrow is
May 10th, sir exactly five
years since Dad wrote that let
ter!" (To be continued)
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