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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Thurs., March 9, 1950
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ONTO OREGON
The Way West
By A. B. GUTHRIE, JR.
THE WAY WEST is
SIIVUI'SIS: me un-io-uregon
wagon train has at last forded the
Snake, but not without casualty.
The byrd wagon suddenly over
turned in a swift ripple, dragging
oxe nand people down into dan-
Jerous deep waier. Jije saved the
fe of Mrs. Byrd, who later that
night gave birth to a dead child.
But like previous tragedies along
the trail, this latest sad event
cannot hold up the train, bnow
will soon be flying. The little com
pany moves on along the rocky
trail. Now go on with the story
Chapter 22
''We got to be decldin' things,"
Kvans said to the open meeting ol
tiie council.
"First thing to decide is to get
away Iiom this fort," Shields said.
"Fish I Whew I"
Fort Boise was the worst, Mack
agreed Inwardly while the othei
men joined Shields In small talk.
It was the smallest and the worst
the dirtiest, the least concerned
with order.
Evans bent the talk to business.
"The big thing Is what do we do
Willi me caitie
Patch said, "I imagine we can
drive the cattle through. The trail
from the Dalles to the Willamette
can't be any worse than some we've
traveled.
"Who's we?" Evans asked.
"What's wrong with Summers?"
Shields asked Evans.
"We paid him Just to get us
to the Dalles and didn't pay him
much, and he's done all and more'n
we could ask. '
Mack put himself into the con
versation. "There's nothing stand
ing in the way of a now contract.
we can oner mm more money.
Evitns answered
auietlv.
'Ain't
evervone well fixed like you.'
"What about the single men?"
aum asked,
"Who?"
"You know. Hlgglns. Bottler, In
sko. Moss.
Evans inquired. "What about
'cm?"
"Cnn't they drive the cattle?"
"When the traveling hard, it's
easy to leave a critter behind, or
all of 'em, if the leavln' ain't no
skin off you," Evans answered.
"Might work out, but It's a heap to
ask of 'em, to take the whole thing
on themselves."
Mack spoke even before the
thought had come clear in his mind.
"I'll go."
They didn't speak at once, but,
watching, Mack foresaw the answer.
He thought without irritation, he
thought with understanding that,
while they wouldn't .take his money,
they would take his toll and sweat
and time for they had that to
give. And it was right, right for
them and right for him.
Mack got to his feet, seeing others
nod. "It's settled, then? I'll see them
through. The single men and I
will."
Here, from Boise to The Dalles.
wns the wlndUD of the trail, the
finish of the test, the yes or no to
urcgon.
And yet the days of hardest doubt
were gone. The days of any doubt
were gone. Kvans didn't need to
tell nunseu tnat it was so.
Ho counted each day's going
against tne miles aneaa. ine Mai
heur, Birch Creek. The leaving of
the Snake, and no one sorry that
It lay behind. Burnt River. The
Powder. The rough ridge road he
followed now to get to the Grand
Koncie.
Burnt River. There was a place.
Burnt River the Brule, as Sum
mers called It so shouldered In by
mountains, so thick with brush and
briers, that no one would have
dared it, maybe, except for know
Insr someone had.
But still the days of doubt were
(tone. Still Evans felt the climb of
celebration. They'd whipped the
trail. They'd whipped It all but for
a few mean miles, whipped the
Flattc and Green and snake, whip.
ped the descrta and the mountains
and incv would wnm the rest.
Sometimes he thought of cost, of
Murlln dead and Tod Falrman bur
ied with his poisoned leg and Mrs.
Byrd delivered of the too-soon child
and old Rock rotting who used to
trot at heel. And yet and yet
the thing was worth the cost. No
prize came easy. Free land still had
its price. A chance at better llvhiR
had somehow to be earned. A na
tion couldn't grow unless somebody
dnrcd. The price wns high, but
who would sny it was too high
except for those who'd paid so
dear?
Byrd might think It. It would
have to be Byrd's wagon, Evans
thought, that wrecked along the
Brule, his one-remnlnlng wngnn
that broke a wheel the second any.
The first day had been bad
enough, on a narrow, crooked, stony
trail thnt crossed the river only k
cross back, that pushed through
stubborn thickets, that crept side
long on ridges shooting Into moun
tains, Evans, in the lead, had stop
ped his team where the trail worm
ed through a tangle of cottomvood
older, brush and briers. Beyond
the mountains squeezed the stream.
"Don't look possible," Summers
said from his horse.
"A teamster's got to be aboard,
for there's no room for him by the
side. Wisht whoever cut the trail
hnd cut a road and not a mole run
long as they were doln' it."
It was. Evans thought, like push
ing a hole through the growth.
Brandies laced over the team and
parted to the bulge of the wnpon
and riptied along the covered bows
while the wheels Jolted on the
stumps. Beyond, the trail led down
a wash and up the other side.
Up from the wash Evans stopped
again. They called this slanted
scar ahead a troll I The wagon
wasn't built that wouldn't lose its
balance on It. and fall over on Its
side. While he looked at It, Sum
mers turned his horse around. "What
you thlnkln'. I'm Just seein' wag
ons keel over."
"She's sidelong, sure enough."
"Wlsht I had wagon high
wheeled on the down side."
"An' sidehill critters, too, built
to stand even on a slant."
"I'll pull forward a ways to where
she starts so's to glva the other
wagons room Behind, and then
we'll take 'em over one or two
at a time, with two-three men
standln' on the up side. Reckon
that'll work?"
Summers said, "Sure. Must've
worked afore or the trail wouldn't
be there."
They got Evans' wagon over, They
roostod on the side and got It over,
thouch the tin wheels tried to lift
once and barely skimmed the
ffround
Gorham to bring more outfltB over,
uvung wished tnat hard limes, 11
Uley had to come, came early in
uie morning wnen men and learns
were lively.
Two of the young ones Jeff Byrd
and George Carpenter, it was nao
slopped to lue a rock on edge.
"Look out!" they shouted and gave
it a turn, it started slow, as 11 nail
minded to He down, and picked un
speed and flew thudding down the
mountainside and tore Into the
brush, flushing a flock of ducks
oil the hidden river.
' Don t vou wish vou had time to
roll a rock, jjijey summers asked
as they started on.
"Mo time to roll a rock." he said
as l sneaking to himself.
ayra was waiting for them. He
stood faced up to the trail. It oc.
curred to Evans that age had come
on mm, age witnout age's lumo
Hon, giving him the appearance of
an oiu ooy.
wen nut enough men on her
so she can't tip over. How about U
uicK you ano uornam and me?"
They climbed up. "Push 'em across,
iiyra.
Things would have gone well
enough If the outfit had been sound.
The team eased onto the sidelong
trail, puuing siow out steady, and
the wagon canted to the slope and
the three of them held It down.
They were maybe halfway across
when the downhill front wheel hit
rock. From his place on the
wagon Evans couldn't see it, but
he felt the jolt and heard the
splinter of overweighted spokes. The
wagon dropped like a cow on one
xnee ana nung ior an instant and
in tea and crashed over.
Perched on the unner s de. ho fl
ing to the wagon box underneath
Its cover. Evans couldn't think to
lump until too late. He circled
over with the wagon and cracked
against a bow and skidded off and
hit the ground sprawled out. He
scrambled up. "Dick?"
uornam had gone over. too. He
got his knees under him and stood
up. "Damn It!" he said.
You hurt?"
"No."
Dick was coming around the
wagon. "All right? Whyn't you
hosses Jump?"
Evans said. "Sure."
Mrs. Bvrd was hurrvlne alone the
sidehill. carrying her youngest one.
Are you an ngnt. u arence7 You're
not hurt?"
"We'll get a saw," Evans said.
"Saw?"
"To make a cart with. We'll saw
your wagon In two."
"on." .
"Other wagons has got room if
you need some. Room for part of
your plunder and your young'uns."
Byrd didn't answer. His eves
turned from the wagon to the
brush of the creek below, to the
loose stock that were beginning to
iooc it across tne siaenui, to the
mountains rising, to the far curve
of sky.
"so you a n't In such bad case.
Hig'U know how to make a first-
rate cart."
Byrd's gae was still lost In dis
tance, "It's a long way back."
Sure Is."
(To Be Continued)
Silverlon Mrs. Ray Hayes,
publications chairman, is an
nouncing the regular meeting of
the WCTU Friday afternoon at
the 403 Jersey street home of
Mrs. A. H. Smith at 2 o'clock.
The planned institute program
was necessarily postponed from
the Friday afternoon meeting
until a later dale. Mrs. M. G.
Gunderson is WCTU president.
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Mobile Survey Unit
Willamina A meeting was
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IS. It will also be at the Sheri
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Olson, Emery Dentel, Robert
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Thompson and Hendrickson, and
J. A. Newton and Ray Morrison.
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