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14 Capital Journal, Salem,
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
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:'t Chapter Zl
cm Monday morning he went
to Glenn's place and had
over
i breakfast with him. Glenn was
'li-i. I.I,.
In
.U1KU WU1M
"I was going to look you up If
fcrou rudn I come over, ne wjiu jt?ii
fc'.rh Kino asked me to tell you
ta case he didn't see you first, to
top at the bank the first chance
sfou get. I think they're going to
imp some goia on inursaay. ne
wants to talk it over with you. I'm
heading for Briscoe right now. Be
fcback Wednesday afternoon unless
tomethlng unexpected happens.'
"How's Connie?"
"Pine as silk. We had lots of fun.
You should have been there. Well,
make yourself at home here; I've
got to De or, my way.
We rode breezllv off. and Jeff
' (rent aown to the bank.
Jeff told Jeb. "There's big
thance that the rustling of your
I Hock is going to stop. '
He went on to tell of his investi
gations and his interview with
Chuck Gale. "I think he saw the
fthandwriting on the wall. If It
I Iner un with him."
JRU liSLCIlCU 111 UUltlClllCllb.
"Jeff." he said, "that was the sllck
u.tsl piece of business a feller could
-null. That lust siinnosin' didn't
c leave Chuck any Rrounds to get
afmad on, but it told him plain as
ttday where you stood. I'd say you
rjusea rare judgment,.
, r,ow WIlUb uuvuu uiab buiu aiuir
8'ment?"
fi "Sure. We're goin' to ship on
BiThursday and you can start getting
..ready. Jake Wheeler, down at the
Wl, . 1 f..l,rl ,V.n ...nnnn
UVC1J IAII1H1, lUllliOIICO MIC nHfiUll
Band team. Tell him to have 'em
readv. and before vou start voud
nDeiter give me wnoie ouuit a gooa
goln' over. We can't afford to have
Ba breakdown between here and
-Briscoe."
S "How about the men to go
oalong?"
V Tl 111 J- IV. JI..IH , I H,
jhucii uu ilie uiiviii, nnu mic
"feller that generally rides with him
vis Todd Stone. Stover generally
took Syd Deem and Ollle Wllks as
guaras insine cne wagon, xou can
uao jruui vwi, juukiiiciii,, uu, viicj
Sail good men. Whoever you select
, to take with you, tell 'em It's all set
s for Thursday and to report here at
tne DaiiK at Jive 111 me iiiuimii .
.There's nobody about at that time.
and all we have to do Is tote the
WA ""in uiic vtvuiv w unc nnhun.
"'There's about twenty-five thousand
dollars' worth ot dust and nuggets,
and it'll welch over a hundred
, pounds."
. Jeff whistled. "That's a lot of
.money."
"You bet It Is. and If it gets
I away from us before we turn it
over to Wells Fargo It's my loss.
liBut no need worryln' about that;
. the way we handle It, a dozen men
couldn't get it. Somewhere around
moon you'll have to camp for din
iner. Gives the hosses a rest and
ithe boys a chance to stretch their
legs. Pick a place out In the open.
John used a different one each
time. It might be a good idea to
ride over tne trail sometime De
tween now and Thursday and pick
your location."
"I've already done that. This gold
shipment has been on my mind
ver since you told me about it."
"Good. You ought to make Brls
eoe by sundown, and the train
tops there about eight. Drive
. straight to the express office if
right in the station and keep the
- boys on the job until the box is in
the express car. Then give 'em tne
night off to celebrate and drive
' back the next dav. Got it?"
1 "I think so. As you say, I don't
tee where we can go wrong. I'm
to be here at live on Thursday
' morning?"
"That's right."
The business finished, Jeb took
p another matter.
"Glenn told us about Slug Ben
jamin tryln' to crnck Hank Wolf
anger's safe Saturday night. You
sure took a chance, Jumpin' him In
the dark."
"I didn't Jump him," said Jeff
ruefully, "I jumped the snfe. Never
knew Hank kept so many stars in
his store. When tills gold shipment
is out of the way I aim to go after
Blug in earnest. Glenn tell you
about the broken calk?"
"Yes. Findln' It was another bit
Of good work. Jeff."
"It was right there for anyone
to see. Now I'll, be on my way. I'll
have everything in shape by Tnurs
ay." 1
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On Wednesday afternoon he went
again Dack to Glenn's place to find
that young man had returned from
Briscoe shortly after noon.
"Can't entirely neglect Cougar,1
Glenn said. "But there's absolute.
ly nothing doing here. Guess I'll
go Dack to Briscoe tomorrow."
"Why not ride along with the
gold 8ninment?"
"To slow, Jeff. I'm a busy lad
these days. And I'd hate to get un
at four o'clock. As it is, I can leabe
at eight and pass you long before
you get there. Say I How about grub
for your dinner?"
"I've cooked uo a mess of bacon
and beans and Jake Wheeler's
fetching along a coupla loaves of
his wife's bread and some dried ap
ple pies, I could use your coffee pot,
cnougn. '
"Take It. And I'll grind some
coffee for you. Also there are plenty
nlates and cups and eating tools,
u you need mem."
He got a sack of coffee and the
coffee mill, and sat down with the
latter between his knees and be-
aan to grind. Jeff busied himself
getting together plates and cups
and knives. The articles were
packed In a basket, the big pot of
oeans set oesiae it on tne taDie,
and all was in readiness.
They ate dinner then, and later
took a walk about town, stonnlnc:
at the hotel for a couple drinks.
When thev had returned to Glenn's
place, Jeff said. "We'd better move
your cot Into the office: then I
won't wake you up getting break
fast." They set up the cot In the front
room, then sat down on its edge
to chat and have a last smoke be
fore turning in. Bv ten o'clock thev
were both sound asleep.
It was lust four o'clock when Jeff
opened his eyes the next morning,
squinted at his watch by the light
of a match, and got quietly out of
the bunk. Some two hours later,
five courageous and well armed
men with a specie box containing
twenty-five thousand dollars worth
of gold were on their way to Briscoe.
llo Be continued)
Hartleys Are Hosts
For Family Affair
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Hartley of near Jefferson were
hosts to a family gathering in
honor of four of the family hav-
ing birthdays In June. A picnic
dinner was served on the lawn
in honor of the occasion.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Pope and daughter
Janet of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs
E. J. Hartley and sons, Harry
and James of Grass Valley, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Moody Bonner,
Virginia, Glen and Carol Ann,
Dearale Petterson of Salem, C,
Hartley of Ncwberg, Mrs. Gene
Hartley and Jim and Judy of
Portland and the host and host
esses, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hart
ley. Show Date Postponed
Dayton The flower show
among the members of the Day'
' in Garden club has been post
poned until the August 8 meet
ing, which will be at the home
of Mrs. Lynn Williams. The
July 11 meeting will be with
Mrs. Sina Christenson as plan
ned. The change is being made
because of the busy season.
Degrees are Received
Mt. Angel Mrs. E. G. Un
ger and daughter, Miss Marian
Unger, student nurse at Provi
dence hospital, Portland, went
to Spokane earlier this month,
to attend the graduation exer
cises at Gongaza University.
Richard J. Unger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Unger received
his B.A. degree In philosophy
at that ceremony.
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