li Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, June 27, 1949
!LET ME UNFOLD THAT
THATS RIGHT MR. ROPER
VOU SEETHE ODDS ARE NOW THAT
IF AN UNEMDLOVFD EXPERT APPEARED IN
RADIO PROGRAMS
PROPOSITION AND LOOK
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THE MOB WILL STOP PUSHING THFSF
THE LINCOLN CITY UNDERWORLD, HE MIS
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
AT IT, MR.BAUGHMAN--
SHOES OF THE COUNTER
"100 BILLS THEY'LL PHOTOrENGRAE
Bt OI-FtHbD A JOB tSftUALLY IP Mt
YOU'RE ASKING ME TO
FEIT GANGS PHOTOGRAPHER
A NEW SET Or PLATES-
WAS FRESH OUT OF PRISON
TAKE AuSPECIAL
WHO WAS FOUND IN A
PROBABI Y OF A
(ASblGNMtlNr IN
ROADSIDE DITCH LAST WEEK
SMALLER
LINCOLN CITY?
FULL Or LEAD
DENOMINATION-
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: (Chanter 17)
' Jett took the badge from Jeb
King's hands and pinned it over
the pocket ol his shirt. It was
Monday morning and they were in
Jeb's office at the bank.
Jeb said, "You know your duties
preserve law and order in cou
gar. You'll lind some unfinished
business like the murder of bam
Tolson and John Stover.
Jeff Rot up. "I guess I don't
have to tell you that I'm obliged
to you for the job."
"By the way, there's one chore
that I didn't mention." Jeb went
to the door, looked outside, then
closed it and returned to his desk.
"Every so often we have to ship,
gom. some time next ween were
due to ship and I might as well
tell you somethin about it.
"You'll have charge of the move
ment. If anything happens between
Here ana tne express omce at uris
coe. it's your loss; once you turn
the shipment over to the express
(Went, it's up to wells rareo.
' "I see. Between here and Bris
coe I'm responsible."
, "Not you alone all of us. But
there isn't much to be afraid of.
Ve use a light freighter with a
cancas cover. Two horses. The
gold is in a specie box, and in
tne wagon witn it are two armea
guards, with another one on the
seat with the driver. You range
around on horseback, scoutin' before
and behind, and eKaminin' any
thing that looks like it might hold
an ambush. With that kind of set
up it would take an army to get it
away Irom you. ill teu you more
about it when were ready to ship.
Jeff went to the general store
and drew Hank Wolfanger to one
aide.
"Hank, have you any kind of pois
on in stock '
"Poison?"
"Yes. Arsenic, for instance.
"Gosh, no."
r Jeff went outside and stood there,
thinking. A horseman swept into
the street at tne lar end ol town.
It was Chuck Gale. He sawJeff
and rode to the edge of the side
walk, and when he Jerked his head
jell went down tne steps ana cross
d to him.
, "Just heard about your Here
lords." said Gale. "Touch luck."
' "It's going to be tougher luck
for the gent that poisoned them
when I run him down."
' "Know what kind of poison It
JrasV"
. "Arsenic"
', "Try the drug store at Briscoe."
Chuck nodded shortly and started
away: then he reined about ana
rode back to where Jeff was
standing. "Here's a hunch, Tyler.
Don't go lookin' so far in the dis
tance that you miss what's right
under yore nose."
( "Meaning what?"
( "Think it over." 1
' Jeff gazed after him, frowning.
The fellow couldn't possibly mean
J Why, It was ridiculous; as ab
surd to believe that Glenn would
poison his cattle as that he would
help Slug escape or shoot Sam
Tolson. Jeff dismissed the thing
with an impatient gesture and
started for the alley behind Glenn's
place.
1 He walked down the alley to the
place when! John Stover had been
Shot. There were the prints of
many boots where men had milled
about tlie body, but if those of the
murderer were among them he
had no way of distinguishing them.
He walked to the buildings and cir
cled them with his gaze on the
ground. Finally he came to a cor
ner where a hoofprlnt showed and,
following, found several more.
Jeff followed the tracks until
he came to a soft patch of earth
where they were quite distinct.
There he squatted on his heels and
examined them closely. At once
he saw something which would Iden
tify the horse without a doubt
unless the animal had been re
shod. On the left hind hoof was
4 shoe with an end calk broken
dff. He noted the print carefully
and got to his feet. Here was a real
olue to the killer's identity; all he
had to do was find the horse that
wore the broken shoe.
Crossing the street to Mike's place,
he stood at the hitching rack in ap
parent idleness; but his gaze was
on the ground near the feet of
Chuck Gale's horse. The animal
finally hlfted Its position and he
had a good look at the left hind
print. It was perfect; it was' not
Chuck's horse which had made those
tracks. Unless, of course, Chuck
had replaced the broken shoe.
He walked to the Town Hall
and was about to ascend the steps
when he heard a cheery hall and
turned to see Connie in the ranch
buckboard. He went to meet her
and took the hand she extended.
congratulations. Mr. Marshal
He grinned and rubbed the
badge with his sleeve.
She laughed: "I had to come to
town for some groceries and was
hoping I'd see you. Jeff, I think
It's grand you getting this Job.
I want to see you get ahead."
"I reckon 111 lust plod along
on my hundred - and - twenty a
month. If I buy one cow every pay
day I'll have a pretty good herd
by the time I'm a hundred."
She looked away for a moment
ana ne saw ner lips tremo e: then
sne looKea airectly into his eyes.
jeu, nave you ever ever quar
reled with Glenn?"
Glenn? Good gosh. no. What
ever made you ask that?"
I don't know. I Just wondered.
. Well. I must run alone. Come
out to the Crown when you can;
we'll all be anxious to know how
you're making out. "Bye!"
(To Be Continued)
Aurora Plans Picnic
Aurora A committee was
chosen during last week to for
mulate plans fo ra community
picnic. The date will be an
nounced later. Chester Smith is
chairman of the committee, with
Arthur Mills, A. J. Zimmerman,
Elmer Jeskey and Lou Gienau
assisting.
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Summer School Ends
Grand Island Lavonna Finnl
cum, Marcena Dale Fowler,
Myrtle Smith, Harry Culp, Jim
my Mandigo, Leroy Rockhill arid
Eugene Tompkins have returned
from 10 days 4-H summer school
at Corvallis.
THAT MAN MARW.E 6 ABOUT"
PUE. I VVONPEf? WHY TEX WANTS
ME TO STALL HIM OFF. I REALLY
NEEI? THE MONEY ANP THIS IS My CHANG
TO SELL. IP HATE TO LOSE IT.
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TH Art WHAT I 5AI0. BEbI ! ITS MY HEA0. .ET M It , U
yOUR5!PECIAl EXTRA PRIZE IN I 'Rouiao UKE a AK
THE ART CONTEST! . . DRIVE ME PINE CONE CAUGHT IN 1 WW,"-
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hurryback.sweet!--and tj
REMEMBER- -WE AGREED NOT TO I
LET DAD KNOW ABOUT U5 Till
50ME 0AV WHEN WE CATCH HIM IN
A MEllOWMOOO!
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HOLD A SECRET LOCKED UP HERE EES A
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4. Hastened
8. Score at brldga
12. Fuss
13. Winglike
14. Prong
15. Learning
17 American
Indian
18. Leave undone
19. Place of
nether
darknesa
11. Release on
honor
23. Bone
24. Harbor
25. Caution
28. Church gov
erning bod j
29. Exists
31. Cereal
82. Plant with
aroma tig
seed
83. Topnotcher
34. Pronoun
35. Musical Instru
ments
88. Meat dish
37. Packs down
88. Portuguese
measure of
length
89. Economic
agreement
41. Light helmet
45, Dismounted
46. City In Para
guay
48. Transporta
tion charge
49. Repetition
60. Restaurant
62. Noise
63. Equal
64. Watches
closely
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Solution of Saturday's Puzzle
DOWN
1. Period of re
duced prices
t. Smell
8. Caliber
4. Symbol for
samarium
' I I3 HH4 s I4 K Ha I e Y
34 Hp5 B34
S3 1 1 Bri I
t. Sign of
addition
8. Devour
7. Genus of
Hawaiian
birds
8. Laid away
9. Bay at the
north end of
the Panama,
Canal
10. tndlgo plant
11. Measure
16. Very black
20. American re
public: abbr.
22. English river
24. Sacred songi
25. Twisted
26. Atllrmativa
27. Concerning
28. Church vest'
ment
29. Solid water
30. Make needle
work
32, Approach
33. By
36. Dealer In
headgear
36. Being
37. Banal
38. Father
39. Pick flaws
40. Medicinal plant
41. Out of danger
42. Wife of a lord
43. Great lake
44. Encamp
47. Largest river
In Scotland
61. Plural ending
ROOM AND BOARD By Gene Ahern
II I CALLED ON A HUNNERX- fT A FUNNY THING lf i iM-MOi
f TWCNNY MOUSES TUH J T-T W woiE I
I SELL YR. GADGET FEB. & WASN'T BOUGHT ?) TO FIND
CORING PINEAPPLES, FER USE IN CA p OOO
t BUT I ONLY AAADE J? kfTCHEN --DA BUYER? WHO
V ONE SALE. f l AAAN I SOLD rr TO CCE
t-s I WAS VAEEDiN' MIS PINEAPPLES
V LAWN, AN' SAID If DK3 UP
I V HE'D USE IT FER DANDELIONS
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