14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, June 13, 1949
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Chapter 5
Connie King loped her pony along
the trail to Jeff's homestead. She
was In a gay humor.
Jeff was busy gettin In his win
ter'! supply of firewood. Connie
heard the ring of his axe long be
fore she saw Jeff, and followed the
sound through the trees. Little imps
shone in her eyes. Sneaking up
close to him, she said in a voice
which was supposed to be gruff and
threatening, "Stick: 'em up!"
Jeff wheeled to atare at a point
ed finger, with a thumb cocked like,
the hammer 01 a gun, ana tne as
tonishment on his face was replaced
by that transfiguring grin. He hast-
uy raised nu nanas.
She lauehed. "Howdy, neighbor!
He lowered his hands and waved
to the trunk of a fallen tree. "Have
a chair. It s a bit hard but the best
1 can offer.
. fihe turned to saze about her be
fore she obeyed. At the foot of the
alone on which tney atooa was a
neat, carefully built cabin with a
Drintr -house close to the back door,
Off to one side were a pole corral
and a shed where Jeff kept his sad
dle and tools and the few imple
ments he owned. She faced him
again. "You certainly picked a
grand location, Jeff. You re a real
cattleman, one seaiea nerseu uu
the tree, and Jeff sat down beside
Ijer. "How's our young attorney-at-law
coming along?" she asked.
. "Yesterday he was as chipper as
a red squirrel. He'd gone out and
got himself a client."
- "Really? Oh. I'm glad!"
4'Uh-huh. He went over to the
jail and convinced Slug Benjamin
that he could talk him out of the
hangman's noose."
."Oh!" Some of Connie's anima
tion died. "That's not so good, Is
it?"
"Well, anyhow it's a case. It'll
give the boy something to do and
He'll be earning a fee. And, after,
folks '11 know that he has the stuff
oi a good trial lawyer In him."
. Impulsively she put her hand on
his knee. "You want very much to
see Glenn succeed, don't you, Jeff?
I'd like to help you if I can.'
' He turned quickly, his eyes shin
ing. "You would? Connie, you can!
(Jlenn can't be driven; he mast be
led. If you were to do some of the
leading, he might reach the heights.
Just be kind to him. Encourage
him. Show him that his success
would please you."
She gave his knee a friendly lit
tle pat and got up. "I understand.
Well, I must be running along. I
wanted to see your place and at
the same time tell you that I men
tioned you to Dad and he's anxious
ta meet you. why don't you and
Olenn ride over on Sunday and
spend the day with wr
He not to hLs feet. "Sav. Connie
t&at'd be great! We'll be there.
sure."
Olenn fed and watered the bav
horse Jeff had given him and loafed
about the office the rest of the day.
Toward evening he went over to
Mike's place and bought a drink.
-He hung around the place until
Mi ice ngntea me hanging lamps,
then went outside and walked lei
surely to the Town Hall. Only the
night guard was on duty.
He took Olenn Into the cell room.
There was a small bracket lamp on
the wall and by Its feeble light
Olenn could see SIuk lying on nls
side In the bunk, hLs face to the
wall, a blanket over him. Slug sat
up and swung his legs to the floor
and Olenn sat down beside him.
"Slug, it looks to me as though
our Dest aeien.se is a strong onense.
Right at the start I'm going to lash
out at Orubb as a potential mur
derer. I have It all written out for
my opening speech, and I want to
rend It to you."
'Olenn's reading was suddenly and
rudely interrupted. Slug's left arm
circled his neck, the forearm
clamping beneath Glenn's chin.
And all the while Slug kept mum
bling In a low tone as though car
rying on a conversation.
'A minute, two minutes, and he
released the pressure gradually, his
eyes on Olenn's face. The feeble
struggles had ceased; Oleason lay
Inert on the bunk. Swiftly Slue
stripped off the frock coat and
stock tie: then with strip he had
already torn from the blanket he
bound Olenn and gagged him.
He raised his voice so that the
guard could hear. "Hey, Pete! Olea
son 's readv to go."
Slug, like Olenn, was smooth
haven, and the light was feeble.
-The man came into the cell room
and saw what he thought to be
the frock-coated lawyer bending
ove. a client who had already lain
down on the bunk. Slug waited
until he heard the key grate and
the hinges squeak, then turned and
walked toward the door with his
head lowered as though deep In
thought. From beneath his lashes
ne coma see the lower hall or the
guard's body. He passed from the
ceu ana me aoor crushed his shoul
der as the guard started to close
it. men ine movement was abrupt
ly arrested.
"Hev!" said the guard aharolv.
"wnai me r
Slug sprang at him. For a few
seconds they wrestled back and
forth, fighting furiously. The grip
on the guard's throat tightened.
The man's knees began to sag, his
face purpled. And presently the
guard went limp.
He went into the hall and locked
the door behind him. Quickly, qui
etly, he descended the stairs and
went through the rear doorway. He
kept to the al.jy until he reached
Olenn's place. Opening the rear
aoor. ne went into the Kitchen,
lighted the lamp, and methodically
set about packing a supply of food
stuffs In a flour sack. Taking this
with him, he proceeded to the sta
ble, lighted a lantern and saddled
Glenn's horse, tying the package
behind the cantle.
"The best defense, says he, Is a
strong offense. Weil. I sure made
her strong!" He thumbed his nose
In the direction of the ail. "You
can whistle for that other five hun
dred. Mister Oleason."
(To be continued)
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