14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, June 21, 1949
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
(Chapter 12)
Alter a jifrue vvim at led he
aceuieu m liow uiu uer. out
antaiuea tmU wipea uw tew,
Iraui uei iitce uiu aaueu uemuiuue-
"There. that's over. Jell, I wa-
never mj bcuitxi ui niy uie, lut
ciui i over a LAuUatiua ieet xugu
Ve cu it, iiit 'jluupuib-ou piftce,
VViiat ever iiuppeiicu k ouv '
utt U)iu her yaieuy, uiuuinuuifc
hi danger m uiucu tut wtu pob-
inev Intended to drive me over,
ol course, out i uutuuKea u lanu
on uiul icane. i"oor xteu; e's down
at uie ooikom. ueao.
' It was nomoiei ihe ones that
did it utsbeivu juuuiki"
'Tney'li net uieir desert if 1
ever run into Uieni. iu 1 oon t
Jluow wno uiey are, Conine: uon
even know u Uiey were jnuc
men or a bunch 01 those squutiri
wno orive ctuue up nere. i uiun
set eyes on oie 01 uiem irorn utr
to lunan. Isow we'd oetter et ou
ox here. Win your pony cany double'"
"She never has before, but she
will li I win it ner to."
There was a aght in the kitchen
when they roue into uie Crown
yarn, uuu as tney auietiy uu
mounted' unu came to uie bac&
door. Mis. King opened it lor them.
"Tnank ttuounes you're bacKl"
sne exciaunea. ana tne strain 01
her viftii was in her voice. "Jeo
wanted to know wnere you were
and I told him you'd be late and
id sit ui) lor you.
He let Connie led the story, and
as she Droure&ed he saw Uie antter
kindle in Mrs. King s eyes, "its
uie most cowardly tnin i ve ever
heard tell ol." sne declared. "Jeb
must hear about it as soon as he
gets up. Now you two rest while
i iix you some oreaiciast. '
They had hardly finished when
Jeb came into Uie kitchen. He
stared at them in astonishment.
They told the story to him while
lie ate, and when he had heard the
wnoie 01 it ne not up and went out-
aide and the., heard him calling
to his foreman. There was a deal
Of activity at tne corrals and shortly
tnereaiter Jeb re-entered uie house.
"Got a horse all nutted for you.
Jeff. Reckon you'd better come
along ana lead uu to Uiat Dark .
You women no to bed. There'll be
no daiiKer; the crown has twelve
men to Chuck s six."
Jeff followed him outside to find
ten grim cowboys armed and mount
ed, jeb took tne rein ol a hand
some gelding from one of them
and handed it to Jeff. "Here's an
extra nag we been feedln", Jeff.
Take him and welcome."
The sun was high when they
readied Uie place. The Crown
men were prepared for action, their
rifles over Uleir knees; but there
came no Interfering shot, no chal
lenge, and Jeff himself led the way
into the fissure in Uie rock wall.
The narrow passage twisted and
turned, but the trail was much used
and gave evidence that cattle had
recently passed over it. He made
a final turn and emerged In a
circular basin. There were about
a hundred head of cattle grazing
there.
The party halted and Jeff rose
In his stirrups to let his gaze romn
about the basin. Hope died a quick
death. He saw duns and browns
and reds, but not a single white
face. He looked at Jeb and shook
his head. The Herefords were not
here.
"Let's have a look at ' those
brands,' said Jeb.
Every animal wore the big Circle
O of Chuck Gale.
Reluctantly they rode back Into
the valley. Jeff left them at the
Junction of the trails and set out
for the homestead, his heart heavv
Within him. His head was lowered
In gloomy thought as he reached
the Rate; then the bawl of a cow
snapped him erect. He stared un
believingly. Along the newly erect
ad fence were six of his whltefaces.
One of them had its neck through
the wires crowing At the grass
within. He recognized it with b
triumphant yell. It was his Here
ford built
He looked quickly about, his face
flowing. Over to hts left he saw
our more of them; a little distance
beyond, three more. He leaped from
his saddle and swung wide the gate,
then took his rope and cut behind
the ones at the fence. They moved
slowly ahead of him and turned Into
the gateway, trotting toward the
water hole ai though glad to be
home.
Jeff's whole outlook on life was
abruptly changed. He whistled as
he cooked dinner. He wanted to
ride to the Crown and tell Connie,
but decided to postpone that until
later. This was Saturday and he
hadn't seen Olenn since the early
part of the week. He decided to ride
to Cougar that evening and learn
now tne boy was maxing out witn
nis new on ice.
Jeff reached Cougar around six
But Olenn was not at home and
the stable was emoty: evidently he
naa not Deen aoie to get away
from his office at Briscoe as early
as was usual. Certain that his
brother would arrive before very
long, Jeff went about preparing
supper for the two of them; but
when eight o'clock came and no
Glenn, he went ahead with the
meal alone.
(To Be Continued)
Mrs. Lindsay Ward and son,
Kent, and Mrs. E. D. Long spent
part of the week at the -coast.
Cherry harvest is on this week
in the Perry Wells, McGowan,
Grubes and Gray and Massey
orchards.
Country or City Trim sun-dress
in the button -down -the-front stvle
plus the briefly stated bolero . . .
winning combination that will
take you to town or country settings
with equal ease.
No. 3995 Is cut In sizes 12. 14. 16.
18. 20. 36. 38. 40. 42, 44, and 46. Size
18 dress. 3 yds. 35 -in.: bolero. l'
yds. 35 -in.
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