12 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, July 8, 1949
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
(Chapter 26) A swift shadow of Daln crossed
"I don't like this, Bill," said Bwhis lace, then once more his lea
WariR as thev ascended the stairsi""-?' hardened. He set his Jaw
t.ho spmnnri lloor. "We better
wear In some special deputies."
They put Jeff into the cell which
was once occupied -by Slug Ben
jamin, and he made one request
before they left him.
"Get word to Glenn Gleason
"I'll thlnlc It over." said Froth
Ingham coldly. "Rememberln' what
mat i must wuc wiui mm.
happened when he called on Slug
I ain't so sure I want him here."
Jeff went over and sat down on
the Iron bunk.
qonnie rode into Cougar shortly
Before dusk. Her iatner naa re
turned to the Crown with the crew,
and she would give him no rest
until she had heard the whole story.
She heard of Jeff's arrest with dis
mav and anner and Indignation.
"Dad.1 I'm surprised at you, to
think Jeff would do a thing like
thatl It Isn't so; you know It."
'' Jeb King sighed. "That's what
I told myself over and over. I
almost begged him to tell me that
he was Innocent. He didn't. I don't
understand it: I sure don't."
She started for the door, stopped
suddenly and turned to him. "Where
was Glenn Gleason when all this
happened?"
He tsared at her dumbly. "Glca
' ion? I sure don't know."
"You didn't sec him?"
"No."
Tight lipped, she had gone to
the corral and saddled her horse.
She went into the hotel and sat
r down in the lobby, trying desper
ately to decide what was best to
. do. She could hear men all around
her saying: "It was Tyler all the
' time. He murdered Sam Tolson.
"That's right." agreed anothed.
"And John Stover went to ask
' Tyler about it."
"How about Wolfanner's store?"
asked somebody.
"Bluff I I'll bet a stack of blues
me piace."
1 "Shut up that cackle t
The words came like the crack
of a whip. Connie looked up. start-
led. Chuck Gale stood against the
. wail, his lace cold, but with bias
, ine eves.
Chuck went on. "I got no love
lor Jen .Tyler, but he s a man, and
; that's more than any of you can
nay I Seems to me you're might v
, smart thinking up all those
things now. You're a pack of gos
lpin' old women; a passel of fools!1
"Now. Chuck " one of them
began, but Chuck cut him short.
, "Shut up. I'll do the talkin'.
You're a bunch of blind nanny
goats If you can't see the truth.
Yeah, the truth. The truth about
' Tolson's murder and Stover's
murder, and wolfanger's store, and
the gold robbery. What Is It? I
ain't tellln'. Get In a huddle and
talk It over. But get yore mind.
and yore tongues, off Jeff Tyler.
. If I hear another word against film,
i I'll slap the feller's face as pink
as a. spanked baby."
He withered them with another
of those hnrd glances, then turned
' and walked out of the hotel. Con
nie sprang to her feet and ran
alter mm.
"Chuck I"
He turned swiftly to regard her
"Hello, Connie." His voice was no
i longer sharp: It was toneless flat.
"Thanks for what you said to
mem. unucK. inanKs a million!'
"Whether he's irullt.v nr nnr. I.Viov
Will hang him. That mob at the
lown Hairs gonna bust up soon.
and fellers II start flrin' up their
courage with liquor. Come night
uiey n wain ngnt over mil Toth
ingham and Ed Wade and the rest
of 'em and tnke him out of there
and string him up."
She shrank away from him in
horror. "No, Chuck, no! They
mustn't! We can't let them!"
"Nothin' doin'."
"Please. Chuck!"
'Nothin' rioln'." He said it more
firmly tills time. His face twLsted.
"Why should I risk mv hide to help
him the one who took you from
me?"
"But he didn't take me from
youl I never would have married
you, Chuck. I don't love you. But I
do like you. Chuck, and I thought
you were my friend."
She was almost sobbing. He said
gruffly. "You don't know what you
are askln'."
"I do! My only mistake was In
asking you."
She turned and stumbled bllnd-Jyawav.
and stared after her.
He caught her filtv feet beyond
the store, grasped her rudely by
a shoulder and swung her about.
He tore her hands from before her
face and held them tightly while
he spoke. His voice was low but
harsh.
Til get Jeff Tyler out of that
Jail for a price."
"And the price?"
"Marry me. and 111 save him."
Her face was a white blur be
fore him. Her voice was low and
bitter. "All right. Chuck: you win.
save Jen and 1 11 marry you. That's
a promise."
"Keno. Now listen. Go Into Wolf
anger's and buy some stuff for a
blanket roll canned goods, bacon,
beans, coffee. I'll be there too but
don't pay no attention to me. Meet
me in tne stable Deflind the Town
Han."
She turned back toward the store
He watched her, and a satisfied
grin twisted his lius momentarilv.
The nhe followed her as she en
tered the store.
When Connie entered, the store
was empty save for Hank Wolfan
ger. 8he went to the counter and
began naming the things she want
ed. She saw Chuck enter and from
the corner of her eye watched as
he sprawled over the counter. An
end of the string which Hank used
to tie bundles protruding through
a hole: she saw Chuck take it and
begin to twist it about two fingers.
Presently she saw him break it off
and turn away.
(To be continued)
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Guests Holt Home
Unionvale Picnic guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt were
Mr. and Mrs. Marion John
Sloutenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Gisler, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cotner
all of Salem. Sunday after-
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noon guests at the same home
were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gordon
of Portland and their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Smith of Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. Gordon was Miss Persus
Miller and her home was here
before her marriage.
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