J6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Tuesday, October 4, 1949
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By WILLIAM HOBSON
' Presently a bed creuked from the
lean-to cook-snack ouili on uie souin
aide of the bunkhouse and Jay
heard grunts, followed by the rattle
Cf In ttove. Jay arose ana wem
ta to nieet a pleasant-faced man of
lorty.
"How are you. Joe?" he greeted
Allison. "Olad to see you back. Any
thing new?"
"Nothing much. How about
tmrtV
The cook was stirring coals In the
tlrebox of the big cast-Iron kitchen
range. "Nothing much except a
hone raid the other night. But
Mr. Randall always culls them Mor
gans up In close pasture at night
ana keeps iwo 01 me ooys on gura.
There was considerable shooting
and I hear one got shot. When did
jrou get In?"
"Half an hour ago. The family
It right behind In a surrey with
the visitors. I Just passed them a
listen. Sounds like them coming
now.
"I'd better go out and give them
e, hand with the team," he said
aeu&lly, and left.
He strolled over to where the
eeven were getting down, the East
erners a little tiredly.
"Joe, I've got your warbag stuffed
wider the back seat," the rancher
boomed as his man came up. "Knew
you'd need It. Our visitors' bas;
Mffe won't be out till some time
letter. You folks go on in and cool
off a bit while Joe and me unhar
Deas this team."
They freed the span and watched
them go Into the corral to drink
and roll, then took the surrey tongue
aad backed It under a big shed.
Jay heard voices and saw the
Erty coming down, and he noted
at Harry Seltzer walked with
the red-haired Ellen. Randall was
talking and gesticulating. They
auu up to where Jay leaned over
he barbed wire fence of the pas
ture. Out beyond it the lush vege
tation was dotted with sleek-coated
mares and shaggy colts, geldings,
and two big studs: magnificent
brutee with long flowing dark
mane and high heads.
Randall leaned over the fence
and blew a shrill whistle between
his fingers. There came an an
swering whistle from one of the
stallions.
"That's Blue Star," he aald. pride
t ownership In his voice. "Look at
bam start amoling this way. I've
owned a lot of horses In my day.
John, but never a bunch like this.
And Star la the king of them all
Mover Boy he's that dark-colored
tad la a little bigger and maybe
t, little mean, but I'd match Star
t him any day to nin him
and kill him on his feet.
cm, boys? Come on over here."
nd he whistled again. '
They oame in trickles, the mares,
S la-looking and long-tailed, plod
wlth their big colts. Randall
d over the fence and took
a handful of sugar from his pocket.
Brae Star whistled and came up
to nibble with velvety lips.
jar found Ellen standing beside
leaning over the top strand
m wire. He saw the russet of
hair, the dear skin, not too
despite her years of out
l. and he knew again that
brother was the hieklest man
he was lovely.
The others ware engaged with
homes that now stood crowd -each
other to got at the sugar:
eaoept Rover Boy. The big
son stood aloof, arrogance and
nstsM dasaaln in every line of his
sn body.
He aid his arm around her waist
ad aapated his face In her hair.
Joa!" she whispered, pushing
bam a war, "You know that makes
ita want to Hit both arms around
Rev naok. Out H out, you fool I
MmtV aw as "
TS group turned and soon strol
jgl back toward the big ranch
Thar want on up to the great
T-shaped ranch aovae with its long.
aWd veranoM. Jay at supper,
a ltd by Mexican servants. half
Way (tad that Clan had instated
vtt he eat with them. He had
Bavar art eyas on the doaen or so
trim down in the bunkhouse and
wanted to avoid them as much as
Bnaatble, tor fear of making a blun-
Ht rose from where he sat be
Vie Ellen. "Seems to me I'd ought
to get on up to the line camp to
night while It's cool, Instead of
waiting for the morning." he said
casually. "So I think I'll saddle
up and get going. -"Might
be a good idea," the ranch
er observed. Jay was still remem
bering the "lecture" Ellens latner
had given him the evening before
and he understood the man's at
titude. Jay walked over and shook hands
with the Seltzers, Mary last. "J'm
glad I met you, folks. Hope you
like It out here."
She had risen. He saw In the
light from the front room window
that she was an astonishingly pret
ty woman.
He grinned. "I'm glad I met you,
Miss Seltzer."
"I'm glad I met you, Joe," she
answered simply. "Take good care
of yourself."
Ellen had missed none of It. As
Jay turned to go she linked her
arm within his and they walked
down toward the bunkhouse.
"Don't you go getting any Ideas
Mr. Joe Allison," she whispered
In his ear. "I know you too well.
So you think she's pretty, don't
you?"
He was playing the role of his
brother now and made the appro
priate answer. "You bet she Is!"
he answered with enthusiasm. "Ah.
those eyes and Upe. Yl-yl-yll"
cut It out, Joe." She was dead
serious now. She stopped and
turned to face him. "Mary is my
best friend and I don't want her
for a rival."
I love you very much. Joe. I ve
told you so many times. But there
are two things we must understand
tonight before you go. You've got
to make good like Dad says. You've
got to make good, not for him, but
for me. And If you tear Mary's heart
out I swear on this spot that I'll
marry Harry seltzer. Heaven knows
he's asked me plenty of times."
(To Be Continued)
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Crimson Clover Seed
Held Most Promising
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. John
Todd have arrived home after a
four-week 7,500-mile trip
around the United States.
After visiting in Buffalo and
in Canada, they proceeded south
through New York and Wash
ington, DC, Into the southern
statei.
Todd called on teed dealeri in
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Kentucky, North and South
Carolina and brought back sev
eral varieties of leads which ht
expects to try out In th Willam
ette valley soil. The most prom
ising of these, he believes, Is a
re-seeding crimson clover,
which has been doing well In
Georgia. It doesn't tend to shat
ter so much as ordinary erlm
son clover, It yields harder seed
and Is flower germinating.
Todd, co-owner of the Aurora
warehouse, said that he found a
ready acceptance for Oregon
seeds among southern dealers.
The staple product from here in
all of the southern states is Wil
lamette vetch.
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number
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address
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middle
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