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C 18 Capita Journal, Salam, Or., Wednesday, June 29, 1949
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
(ChaDter 19)
. Remembering that it was part
r of his duties as outlined by Jeb
: Kind to keep the squatters under
observation, he spent the rest of
. that week scouting the south edge
Ol me vaiiey.
He traced trails out and found
l that neculiarlv or not. as one
..wished to regard it, they invariably
lad to some other ravine or guuy
v simVllcantly close to Chuck Gale's
rancn.
This time he found one of those
" hidden parks and in it he found
quite a number of cattle. Pains
takingly he rode about, examln--lng
brands; and finally he cut out
" a tow which wore the Crown brand
" of Jeb King. Just one, but that
rwas enough. She was being used,
he Judged, for breeding. He didn't
risK searenmg mrtner.
I Jeff was back in Sougar by noon
) on Saturday, and there at his desk
1 in the Town Hall he reviewed his
1 findings and reached certain con-
elusions.
He told his dcmitv. "It's Satur
day and Chuck Gale ought to be
; omewhere about town. Go out
t and see if you can find him. Tel
1 him I want to see him here, alone.'
1 Within fifteen minutes Jeff heard
i the thnmn of boots on the stairs
1 and Chuck Gale halted in the
1 rtnnrWBV
Jeff nodded to him. "Come in,
J Chuck, and sit down. I want to
I have a heart-to-heart talk with
i yoa."
i Chuck glanced about, looked be
' bind him into the hall, then came
1 in and closed the door.
' "What you want to talk about?"
he asked, as ne seated nimseu.
. "Cattle Crown cattle. I need
i little advice, and I think you're
I the man who can iurnisn m.
i "Yeah?" Chuck was watching
I him susoiclouslv.
1 "Yes. Here's my problem: The
' Crown has been losing stock right
f alone, a little at a time."
I Chuck's face was as stony as
i tver. but his hard eyes were glint
i inn. "Go on." he said.
i "Sure. Now suppose I should get
the idea that the nesters along
the fringe ol the valley were sllp
J ping Jeb's stock away one at a
time. Suppose I nosed around and
found trails leading up into the
I mils LU Buiue 1JU11LS iiicLijr viumj w
i the headquarters of a certain
i rancher. Suppose that I even found
' lome Crown breeding stock mixed
' with the stock of that rancher. In
' that case. Chuck, what would you
! advise me to do?"
Chuck grinned sardonically.
, "That's easy. Get a Dig posse ana
i go up there and call lor a show
t down."
Jelf nodded. "That was my first
'thought, but there are several ob
jections to such a course. In the
first place, it would mean that
.somebody on both sides would get
hurt, mayue Killed, in tne second
place, the responsibility for that
I attack would be with me. and if
'that certain rancher pointed out
'that he man t own these paries,
; that they were open to anybody
I who wanted to graze cattle there,
j that the brands on the cattle had
mot been worked over, I'd be in
, tough spot and the town of
'Cougar, as my employer, might be
'open to suit for damages."
J Chuck's grin broadened. "You
don't say I Never thought of that."
Jeff was quite sure that he had
ithought of it. "You didn't? Well,
i there it is."
i "Mister, you don't need any d
'vloe from me. You know that you
'ain't got a case against this ranch
er. He ain't rustlin' or handlln'
, rustled stock, for as long as the
, brands ain't changed he can't sell
,that stock. And if he can't sell
'em. what'd be the use of havin'
ittiem?"
j "Well, he might use them to
'breed. Especially if they were
(particularly good stock. Calves,
'you know, are born without brands
:or eanmrks. As soon as they were
rweaned he could slap his own
'brand on them and throw them in
'with his own stuff and nobody'd
.know the difference." He eyed
Chuck steadily. "Now If I had
happened up there at calving time
and found a calf with a Crown
-oow, and later I found that cow
without the calf, I might have
something to go on. Or if one of
those calves happened to find its
'way back to the mother and was
running around with her bearing
.this rancher's brand, there'd be
a good excuse for starting some
thing." '(
: "Reckon you got somethin'
there."
"Uh-huh. That being the case
what would you advise me to do?'
Chuck sat there looking at him
and Jeff thought there was a hint
ol admiration in his eyes. He
cleared his throat and got up.
"Tyler, I sure don't know what
to tell you; but It looks to me as
utoueh you'd nail that feller mak
ln' a mistake some time. That Is
if he is usin' his neighbor's stock
to oreea little cows lor nlmsell.
Some day you're bound to catch
him playln' off. or mebbe one of
them calves might find its way
back to its ma, like you said.
Reckon if I was you I'd just pass
a hint on to that rancher and tell
mm to mink it over right serious.
He might I say might figger
uinh us saier to SUCK to ills own
stock in the future, even If it is
slower. That all you want with me
lust my opinion?"
That's all. Chuck. I'm much
obliged to you."
"Don't mention It." Chuck
turned to the door, then stopped
and turned back. "Pound out who
poisoned yore Herefords yet?"
"No. I thought I had a lead, but
it petered out."
Chuck nodded. "Keen a-nliis.
gln'. You ain't so dumb as some
folks think you are."
mis time he did leave.
(To Be Continued)
Miss Gubser Home
Unionvale Miss Anona Gub-,
ser who was a delegate from
Dayton Union high school to
Santa Barbara, Calif., conven
tion of Future Homemakers of
America has returned to her
home in this district. She was
elected treasurer.
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