,. JO Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, January 26, 1950
A Man Is Missing
.' By ERLE STANLEY GARDNER
' (Creator ol the ftmoui fictional detective, Perri Uuod)
She was suddenly suspicious of the intense attitude of
concentration.
J; (Chapter Pour)
From little natural meadows
'hlch existed here and there along
pi" trail, Marlon could see out over
n awe-inspiring expanse ol coun
try mile on mile of. tumbled moun
iair. peaks, deep, shadow-filled can
yons, high, Jagged, snow-covered
Hank Lucas abruptly reined In
his horse.
"What is it?"
"There's an elk," he said.
"He looks as though he's getting
feady to attack," Marlon said,
Alarmed.
y. "He is," Hank grinned. "But he'll
Ret our scent before he does any
damaee. find we ain't other elks,
fend beat it." He turned to her
fcharply: "I don't notice you trying
to photograph hlrn. If you didn't
come in here to take pictures, why
old you come in nerev-
; She said, "If I told you, would
you keep it to yoursenr-
: "T miirht."
Marlon's speech was quick and
nervous: "I came in here to find
my brother. I think he's the one
who was with Prank Adrian."
. Hank spun his horse so he was
lacing her. "(JKay," ne saia quieuy;
"suDDose vou tell me about him."
"I don't know too much about
It," she said. "The last letter I
had from Harry was last summer.
He was at Twin Palls then. There
was an ad in the paper stating
that a man who was going into
the hills for his health wanted a
partner who was fully familiar with
camping, trapping, and mining.
This man was willing to give a
guarantee, in addition to a half
interest in any mines or pelts. It
sounded good. Harry wrote me he'd
answered the ad and got the Job,
that he liked his partner a lot, and
they were going to head into the
Middle Pork country. That's the
last I heard from him."
"He give you any address?" Hank
asked.
i "Yes, the county seat back there."
t "You wrote to him there?"
' "The letter came back. I don't
think Harry would have gone away
andwell, he wouldn't have gone
this Jong without writing unless
something had happened."
"I see," Hank said. "Your broth
er's name Harry Chandler?"
"Harry Benton," she said. "My
name is Marion Chandler Benton.
I didn't want to use the last name
Until I knew more about things."
; They rode on for another half
mile, passing now through big
game country. Twice they saw deer
standing watching them.
' "Usually the deer don't hang
aground so much In the elk coun
try," Hank said, "but there seem
to be a lot of them in here. I
"What's this?" He stopped abruptly.
"I don't see anything."
' Hank pointed to a tree.
'. "Oh. yes; I see it now. It's a blaze.
& different blaze from this trail
blaze."
Hank turned his horse down the
Hdge, following the faint trail.
; "Shouldn't you leave a note or
something, In case the pack string
catches up with us?"
"They'll see our tracks," Hank
Mild.
' They skirted wide patches of
djown timber, last the trail twice
on such detours but eventually
picked it up again. Then, without
warning, they came to a little clear
ing and a cabin.
'Marion looked at the cabin for
a. moment, then flung herself out
of the saddle, ' its the same caoin
that's In the picture," she snid.
They crossed the little opening
and Hank pushed the cabin door
ojien.
.There was a wood stove of rough
icon, two bunks, a table, a rude
bench, a row of boxes which had
been nailed to the wall so as to
form a cupboard and In which
were a few dishes, knives, and
forks. A frying pan hung from a
nail, and there was a large stew
pan face down on the stove. The
cabin had a dirt floor, but it was
cleaner than any abandoned cabin
Marion had ever seen. Yet it held
that characteristic musty smell
which indicated it had been some
time since there had been a fire
in the stove or since men had slept
oh the two bunks.
;"Well." Hank said, "I guess this
la It. You say your brother's an
old-time camper?"
"That's right. He's done quite a
(food deal of trapping and pros
pecting. He didn't like too much
civilization."
Hank took off his hat and
scratched the hair around his tem
pies.
"What Is it?" she asked.
Hank gripped the corner of an
envelope which had been pushed
into a small space between the
boxes and the Iok wall of the cabin.
Marion laughed nervously. "It
must be a letter he put there and
lorgot to mall."
Hank turned the envelope over,
said, "It's addressed, 'To Whoever
Finds This Letter.' The envelope
isn't sealed. Let's Just take a look."
Marion, standing at his shoul
der, read the letter with him:
"My name is Frank Adrian, al
though until the last few days there
was a great deal I couldn't remem
ber about myself. I am married to
Corliss Latham Adrian, and I will
put her address at the bottom of
this letter, so the finder may noti
fy her in the event It becomes nec
essary. "I have been subject to fits of
amnesia. Some time ago I had an
attack which sent me wandering
away irom home. For a while I
didn't know who I was, then I
could remember only a part of my
life. There was a hiatus following
an automoDiie accident in which
I received a blow on the head.
"For some time I have been en
gaged In a partnership with a pe
culiar cnap namea Harry ttenton,
a man who is an experienced woods
man, packer, and prospector. We
came up here to this cabin to do
some prospecting until the weather
got com ana men do some trap
ping. "I am all light, but my partner,
Harry Benton, has developed a bad
case of cabin fever. He hates me
with an insane, bitter hatred. I
think the man is crazy.
"A few days ago we had a quar
rel over a matter so trivial it
.seemed absurd to me, but I can see
that Benton has become absolute
ly furious and is brooding over It.
i am going to try ana leave here,
but I am still pretty much of a
tenderfoot and it will be a hard
trip lor me. I feel certain that If
Benton finds I have run out on
him he will track me down and
kill me.
"If the worst should come to the
worst and anything should hap
pen, will the finder of this letter
please notify my wife."
The letter was sinned. "FRANK
ADRIAN," and below that was the
address of his wife.
Hank looked up at Marion Ben
ton.
Why, how absolutely absurd I"
she exclaimed.
"Cabin fever li a peculiar mine."
Hank said.
"Oh. bosh and nonsenael Harrv
has camped with people all over
the country. He's been out In the
hills as much as you have."
name iooKea carciuny around the
place for a while, then said. "Oh
oh. what's this?"
"What?"
Hank turned to one of the walls.
Down near the floor were reddish
brown stains which had evidently
spattered against the wood in pear
shaped drops, then had dried.
Marion iooKea at the stains then
raised her eyes to Hank. "Hank, It
It ?"
Hank nodded and said, "I guess
we'd better close up the place and
Ht kui. nie oiners. . , .
It was well along in the after
noon when Marlon Chandler Ben
tOii, Corliss Adrian. Jnmex Dewllt.
and Hnnk Lucas returned to the
cabin. Lucas had briefly described
what they had found and had
shown the others the letter. Marion
had announced to one and all thnt
sne was Harry Benton's sister and
naa ridiculed the letter.
Dewltt. Inspecting the reddish
brown stains on the wall, promptly
took charge. "Those stains are
blood," he said. "Now, let's be care
ful not to disturb anything In the
cabin. Hank, show me exactly
whore it was you found the letter."
Hnnk Lucns replaced the letter
behind the boxes. "Right here," he
snid. "It was sticking out Just about
IlKt) U11S.
"As much as that?"
"That's right. Just about like
this."
"I see. Let's take a look at tills
stove."
Hank said. "Doesn't seem tn h
any firewood or kindling here, but
vn.i K" uui, ana get some dry
wood nnd In Just a few minutes
have this whole cabin heated up."
.,.,r."nltely not'" Dcw"t snM
Well leave everything exactly as
it Is, except that we'll look through
these ashes down below the grate
here "
Dewltt found a piece of flat tin
from which he made a scoop, and
began shoveling the ashes. After
the second shovelful, he gave an
exclamation.
There were four or five badly
charred buttons in th h
"I guess you folks better get out,"
aniu vo ijriiss and Marlon.
Its beginning to look bad."
Corliss and Marion went outside
Corliss was crying. Mnrion Indig
nant. Hank strolled off down the
trail, which he said probably led
to a spring.
(It looks bad for Marlon's broth
erbut don't miss tomorrow's dra
matic installment of A MAN IS
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President of Eagles
Lodge Due Sheridan
Sheridan W. M. Loy, Bend,
Oregon, president of the Oregon
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