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The Way West
SATURDAY P. M.
By A. B. GUTHRIE, JR.
SYNOPSIS: The On-to-Orenon
Outfit is already on the trail.
Thev have crossed the Kaw. and
(Indians have tried to stampede
(the cattle. Mack, angry with his
ieool wife Amanda, is taking out
this rage by riding oft into the
dark to try to snoot Indians
I against the advice of the old
Sacout Dick Summers, leader of
Rhe party). Meanwhile Llje, Re-
joecca ana jsrowme cvans, wmie
Kruh McBee. Tadlock and the
(others realize that they are really
in Indian country. It is spring,
(1845. Now go on with the story
Chapter 6
Mack reined his horse out from
lie water and walked him clear
f the trees and struck west, lid
jjiK hard in the direction he re
hembered the cattle had taken.
I Nothing happened. The Oreatl
iipper wneeiea in tne Buy ana a
gar dropped and wolves howled and
re horse stumbled.
K' was far out when, faint as
cmething imagined, he heard rifle
Ire downstream, from the direction
if camp. He pulled his horse up,
llanr. leaping in him, thirii'ig. be
cre he had time to regulate his
tioughts, of Indians and the camp
(hd Amanda without him to pro
ject her: and then it occurred to
lira that it must be four o'clock
uvuf the sentinels would be firing to
touse the camp lor the oays jour
ley. He kicked his horse into a lope.
(,He was close enough to bear the
icho of voices, sounding thin In the
Jolll of morning, when he saw
ihe Indian in the tree. At first he
took him for a big coon, or maybe
a bear, and then, coming closer, he
made out the shaved head with its
comb of hair and the blanket gather
ed around the shoulders. From nis
vantage point above the lower
xowth the Indian was watching the
camp. Ke was noiaing to rus percn
and watching.
-Mack dismounted and tied his
horse and walked ahead, stepping
oft.
'nun nrHl KIaajI ft1M1no
in nun ana nis lungs worKing, ne
couldn't miss not if he fired. There
was the barrel lifting and the sights
lining up ana the linger waiting
on the trigger.
The Indian turned, nis sharp lace
composed but watchful, and his
eyes ran over the back country.
Mack saw them nearing, saw them
widen and fix in the shocked Instant
of finding him.
4 The Indian dropped as the rule
cracked.
AiMack ran up. The Indian was
dead all right, dead as a doornail.
A louse worked in the tuft of
hair, and a small breeze fanned it.
Watching, Mack felt fatigue drag
ging at him, felt loneliness and
regret creeping on him and bear
ing him down. Now, unaccountably,
be wanted to talk to Amanda.
i ...
SThe Kaw lay behind them, the
Wakarusa and the Kaw each stand
ing out in memory as tne train
wormed up and down the hills and
aldewise through the trees, each
costing something time and sweat
and breatn, a DroKen tongue or piece
, oi rmrness.
MS
TNebecca said "Haw" to the oxen
ttipout her neck. She was walking
at the side of the wagon, being so
tired and sore she didn't want to
ride, If a person had flesh on
her. she got stitches and aches
OH .from the jolting and spo ts on the
flesh sore to the touch.
Ahead of her Idle turned and
rniea ana turnea oacs: again to
hl team, tucking his chin into the
breeze that made a mourning sound
along the canvas of the wagons.
Bock moved along behind him. That
was the way with that dog. Most
Stne time ne louoweo uje or
ownle as if on a lead rope.
5,-iEverything was going as well as
vwoay couia nope, -ixiey were mail
ing fair time, even Dick Summers
aid. and they hadn't had any trou
ble to speak of. Just the stampede
was ail, ana tne xnaian juacK naa
hot for some reason, and later
OIL the Kaws that - came to call
bout the shooting and had got
Booed off by Tadlock. The men
hid found the cattle, all but one.
Dick didn't lay the stampede to
Ofdians, except that maybe the
fitters were spooky from the smell
Hi them there along the Kaw. A
Heen animal, he said, always scared
Indian scent.
nWUOW HCpi, UC1 CJTG WUV WH
ttie and Brownie. Ind for Dick
jammers, too, tnougn ne was most-
out of sight, scouting lor in.
ns or deciding the way or hunt'
. He kept tne pot iuii. At iirst,
e to tne settlements, ne naa
e in with ducks and snipe and
eens, but now he hunted bigger
ne. Last night he brought back
n turkeys and a strange thing
it ne cauea a wna goat out ouiers
d it was an antelope. He kept
pots lull, tneir pot ana urouier
atherby's too.
lost ox tne time .Brownie was
k with the cows. She saw him
tetimes when the train was
'mbinor a rise and waved at him.
d he would give iust a little wave
Ick. being a bov vet and bashful
lout showing his feelings.
wagons at the tall had to near
sight of dust, and so it was they
tided places day by day. the back
les hoving up and the fore ones
jmlng back.
une wma tnat Diew was not liae
winds of home. It was steadier
ad more devilish.
DOM AND BOARD
She knew herself for a strong-
enough woman, but now she needed
her husband's strength. "You think
things will be all right, sure enough,
Line?"
"SUcker'n grease, honey," he said,!
using the rare name for her as if I
he understood her need. "Don't I
vou fret vourself."
She heard sounds behind her and I
turned and saw Tadlock coming
on a horse. He spoke while he was!
two jumps away, "wen corral."
'All right," use answered.
'High and mighty, ain't he?" I
asked Rebecca.
"Yep." Lile spoke without heat.
weighing things in his mind. "Long-I
er he's captain the mightier he gets.
He's got his p'lnts, though. He
tries hard. It ain'i an easy place,
with some wantin' to hurry and
some to hold back and some scared
of Indians and some sorry they set
out and some just naturally orn
ery.
"iie won t last tne trip, uje."
...
"Time we get to the Platte, we can i
figure we've made a start," Dick!
Summers said.
Evans soulnted ahead, searching i
for the hills that people spoke oil
as the coasts of Nebraska. "It's the!
ony trip I ever made that it took
the best part of a month to get!
started on," he said.
paten rode along with nun and
Dick. Patch and Daughertv and I
Martin. Together they were scout
ing lor Indians and picking out the I
way for the wagons that followed
alter, dick carried a rag rag with
him and sometimes tore pieces from
It and posted little flags across
breaks and washes to show the lead
teamster where to head.
Evans turned In his saddle. Back
of them, maybe a mile down the
gradual slope they had climbed, he
could see the wagon train winding,
the gray-wnlte train squirming In I
Its haze of dust. I
Evans could see his own wagons. I
he thought, and a figure by one I
of them that he took for Rebecca.!
Brownie must be Inside the second I
wagon, riding. He knew, with a lit
tle welling of secret pride, that Re
becca would be searching ahead for
him, wanting him to be all right, I
just as ne was searcmng pack lor l
ner. i
This was one dav. he thought.
when Brownie wouldn't have to
breathe so much dust. Mack had
talked Shields into helping him
once in a while, and today Shields
was oacK witn tne cows. Evans
never thought of Mack but he
thought of the night of the s tarn-1
oede and the Indian Mack and
shot. The shooting seemed like a
cruel and useless thing from what
he could make out of it, though
some of the men laughed and said
tne Indian got a case of falling!
sickness. I
Dick picked out the nooning
place. The wagons rolled in by and
by, pulling up in columns four
abreast as thev did at noon, and
the oxen were unloosened but not
unyoked, and the women got busy!
witn tne victuals.
Before the wagons started. Ev
ans had climbed his horse, going to
loin witn dick ana ratcn ana tne
other outfitters, rock had got up, I
slow nut autuui. and followed nun.
They rode without talking very
mucn.
Later Dick standing in his stir
rups said, "There's the coast, I'm
tninung."
What Evans saw looked like a
range of high broken hills, stand
ing sharp and blue against the
northwest sky.
As they drew closer, weaving
among a long set of badger holes,
tne hills shrank, until at last they
were lust piles of sand forty to
sixty feet high, blown up by the I
wind and held together by cactus
and thistle and, Evans saw as he
rode into them, by fine grasses that
his horse kept tugging for. A pow
derlike salt patched the ground
witn wnite.
Evans had heard about the Platte.
He had pictured it in his mind. He I
t nought he knew what he was go
ing to see, but now that his horse
stood on the summit, he couldn't
believe. He couldn't believe that flat
could be so flat or that distance
ran so far or that the sky lifted
so dizzy-deep or that the world
stood so empty. He saw old Rock
chase a badger into a hole, saw a
bunch of antelope drifting,saw the
river sluiced and the woods rising
or its islands and the sand In a
great gray waste, but it was some
thing he couldn't put a name to I
that held him. He thought he never
had seen the world before. He nev-
er had known distance until now.
He had lived shut off by trees and
hills and had thought the world!
was a doll's world and distance just
three nouers awav and tne skv no
higher than a rifle shot.
iie said, "By uoa, Dick: By aoar
and dick noaaea, knowing now it
was with him, and silence stronger
than any sound closed In on the
words as if he had broken the
rules by speaking.
(To be continued)
Club Board Meets
Amity Mrs. A. W. Newby
and Mrs. H. W. Torbet attended
an executive board meeting of
the Yamhill county Federation
of Women's Clubs, at the home
of Mrs. L. R. Alderman at Day
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luncheon.
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24. Jumbled typo
25. Head covering
28. Tablet
20. Kind of meat
82. Perceived by
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81. Give
85. Part ol cer
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88. Nourished
37. Tennis shot
38. At bat
39. Jury list
41. Old musical
note
43. Agreement
44. Dip
48. Ka the mtmer
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61. Formal
Breeting
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65. Appointment
66. Puffs up
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10. Sarcaatlo
11. Italian city
13. Crackle
17. Old
23. Jewel
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vessel
26. Summit
26. Topnotchar
27. Jointly
29. Portend
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81. Beak
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margin
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39. Covers with
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40. South Ameri
can animal
41. Direction
42. Pruvarlcator
43. Golf stroke
46. Salted:
Phil. 1st.
48. Tropical fruit
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62. Ourselves
64. Oil: suinx
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