-20 Capital Journal. Salem. Ore., Thursday. October 27. 1949
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Chapter M
:' aii rluht. ban." called tht out
3w'i piercing voice. "We've lot t
good ten noure siari. ncuij
time fer big breakfast an' a Ie
drink. Then we'll haul oula here
fer Dew country where we Hem;
tare greener. Brad Morden haa fin
-Ished hli business In Texas."
They loped across the twe
hundred yards of open ground
aeparatlng the corrals from thi
'collection of cabins and swung
"down. It wa then that the fir.,
-hnt came, a hinh-oitched reporl
that spanged out hard and clear
on the morning air. One of the
: riders, his leg uplifted to dts
.mount, seemed to pause for i
-moment. Then he crumpled and
. fell head first to the ground.
: "An ambush I" roared Morden's
bull voice above the panglng of
'more rifles. "Qet Inside back of
them log walls I"
. The Winchester chorus rose and
vgrew In volume and spread out
around the plain where tight-lipped
'cowDuncherfl. lying flat on their
, bellies, worked the levers of their
. repeaters ana single snois ana
.-poured more lead Into the scrambl
ing mass of men diving toward
; the front door of the larger build
ing. Three men were down oi
the porch, one of them trying to
. raise nimsen up on nu eiDow.
1a man grabbed him and dragged
him inside. Three others came
running hard. They flashed past
the rock cabin and dived Into the
J one occupied by Lucia. The door
.slammed shut. Jay heard the
-sound and looked around.
Lucia was gone.
He heard her scream, mingled
with the sound of running boot
steps as Ace and the other man
.' sprinted for the bigger building.
'. They reached the porch, started
v up, and the pot-bellied figure of
Ace seemed to sag. He hauled up
on his tiptoes and then sank down
to lie still. Near him lay two
others.
.. "Open up, open upl" yelled the
other man. pounding on the door.
t Dust spurt were Jumping up all
' around on the crude porch and
'. a splinter whirred past. He was
, flat on hi race, hand still clutrh
,. Ing his gun when the door opened
Too late.
;- Jay stuck his heart out of the
, rock cabin, then ducked as a slug
- hit slantwise and droned off with
a high-pitched scream, a mls-
shapen piece of lead hurtling off
Into the sky. He saw four figures
' run out: Miguel and hi three
', men. dragging Lucia.
I She had got bnck to the cabin
J too late to get the knife.
Thff broke Into a struggling
1 run across the open ground and
bullets began to throw up little
J dust spurts all around them. The
men were shooting carefully be
v cause of the woman. Then one of
the dark-faced vaquerns aomer
'" saulted and rolled over to lay
curled up. Thev went another flftv
. yards before the second fell. He
got to his knees, tried to rise.
then sank down and lav flat An
- his face. Miguel had Lucia by the
arm now and they were running
'. Jay broke from the protection of
J. the eabln. A shot slammed past
. hi face. Another alapned the
ground beside his feet. He wheeled
'.' and legged It for Lucia's cabin
'. and dived Inside, yelling at the
, men on uie slope aoove.
He heard Joe voice roaring
.. eurses at him to come back and
'. cut him loose. But he saw the
' gun one the girl had taken from
.' Turk Pennock' body and hoed
to give to him and forgot every-
thing else. He opened the door.
. caught his breath, and broke Into
the clean morning air where tranDed
J men were dying and a fight to a
lulu,., wm in urtiKrena.
V That two hundred yards was
.- the longest mile he had ever run
.- Ounflre pinned him down back
: of one of the corrals and he lay
-- there, panting and wiping the
- sweat irom his face. He rose, and
saw the lithe figure of Miguel
. in me corral wun a rope. He had
. never believed that a man could
A catch and saddle horsex an fnsi
He saw the rope go out and Blue
. Star came up. trembling and snort
'. Ing. Then, aa though time had
' ; fled and this were magic, two
. horses broke from th corral. The
; Mexican oeatrode Blue Star and
: P J ' W
J i .. R2874
WILLIAM HOBSON
was leading Lily Belle. Astride the
mare, fier nanu. uuuiiu mi viiv wu
He horn, rod Lucia.
Jav learjed to hi feet and dashed
.'or the corral gate, slamming It
shut as snots wnizzea by. ne saw
several (addles on the ground and
grabbed a rope, A man Jumped
over the fence and ran toward
:ilm. gun in hand.
"Who Is It Joe or JayT" called
ilarrv Seltzer
He didn't look like an easterner
now. All vestiges of his former life
had vanuned. He wa Iiammg
laced. (unbelted, grim.
"Jay I It's Jayl Joe's bound
hand and foot over In that rock
cabin. Orab a rope and get Rover
Boy. Miguel's got Lucia,"
He caught the flash of resent'
ment, saw the Indecision, and
snatched up a rope. Hover Boy
swung to face him and whistled
shrilly. Jay went toward' another
horse, wheeled and caught the big
stud with a deft throw. Harry's
rope sang out and settled over
the neck of a long-legged Morgan
geiaing.
"I'm with you, Jay," he yelled
"Whoa, now, whoa, you lron-
lawed devil I" Jay called, and drew
in closer. Out on the plain Blue
Star and Lily Belle were run
ning. Miguel's figure hunched low
over the horn. Rifles were spang
Ing and Jay could see the dust
spurts ana ne hoped for Mike
Kanaairs sake that the horses
would not be hit. He got the
saddle on Rover Boy and the big
stallion reared, anortln, remember
ing nis Bouts with Joe Allison
Jav shot him out of the corral
aware that Harry was close be
hind. (To be continued)
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No. 3403 is cut in sizes 13. 14.
16. IB. 30. 38, 38, and 40. Site 18,
3 yds. 39-ln.
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Sign Off .
Census Being Taken
In Monmouth Section
Monmouth The taking of
the census of all students of the
Monmouth school district got
under way this week. The cen
sus is being taken by members
of the Monmouth Parent-Teacher
association as a money-mak
ing project, with Mrs. Jean Grice
as chairman. Members also
helping are Mrs. Raymond Ad
ams, Mrs. Eldon Riddell, Mrs.
Charles Stowell, Mrs. Ted Ben
ACROSS St. Broufht Into
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Proudly We Hall.
nett, Mrs. Earl Conkey, Mrs.
Floyd Fisher, Mrs. Melvin Elk
ins, Mrs. Matt Bronec, Mrs. Matt
Thompson, Mrs. Sam Suver, Mrs.
Charles Barry, Mrs. Charles
Moore, Mrs. Ralph Winegar and
Mrs. Palmer.
Sheridan Seeks Bids
Sheridan Sealed bids for the
construction of the new grade
school will be received until late
afternoon, November 15, with
the school board opening them
at a special meeting that night.
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