14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Friday, March 13, 1953
Gunfighter's Return
By LESLIE ERNENWEIN
IAP New.lestursll
ChaDler 1
Durango died at noon. He didn't
ay a word. Didn't even grunt. He
Just lay down and died.
Jim Rimbaud crouched holding a
Dioocuy Damage he nad been aa
Justing for Durango. F&tlmie slouch'
ed Rimbaud's lean-shanked body:
it marked his angular face and was
a dullness In his eyes. Beyond him.
propped on trembling legs, stood two
urea norses.
Rimbaud peered down at Dur
ango's elack-Jawed face and re
membered how this dead man had
dreamed of becoming president
of all Mexico. But he'd had one
weakness. Women. And one had
betrayed him for a pouch of federal
gold.
He faced southward, observing a
long smear of risen dust above the
barren plain. That would be the
federal cavaltry coming to do the
Job it had failed to accomplish last
instnt at can seDasuan.
It was characteristic of Jim Rim.
baud that he didn't e lance at Dur.
ango again. The smoky years had
given him a gambler's fatalism. Dur
ango was dead. Finished. And so was
Ills laouious dream 01 driving ror
flro Diaz from the palaclo naclonal.
There had been some chance of
winning the revolution while Dur
anggo lived, but now there was no
chance at au.
Calculating the distance between
this dry river bed and the oncoming
riders, Rimbaud decided that It was
not more than three miles. A mat
ter of minutes. A man couldn't make
a stand here. Nor anywhere this
side of the border hills. Rimbaud
plodded over to the horses and gave
the flown -headed animals a squini
eyed appraisal. There seemed little
choice between them, for they were
both close to being foundered.
"Wore out," Rimbaud muttered,
"like me."
Moving without hurry, Rimbaud
untied Duranso'a saddlebags and
transferred them to his rat-tailed
roan gelding. The cavalry, he sup
posed, had obtained fresh horses
from some friendly hacienda this
morning. There would be no chance
of the roan's outrunning them to
the border hills, which were up
wards of fifteen miles away. Yet,
because he possessed a thorough
ItHIGIlTEiV
TUB HOOTS!
knowledge of his pursuers, Rimbaud
retained a cynical confidence. The
power of gringo gold was great In
Mexico. It might buy him the time
he needed to reach those hills.
So thinking, Rimbaud rode north
prodding the reluctant roan to a
slow trot. Presently he opened the
flap of a saddlebag and brought out
a nanaiui oi goia pieces American
double eagles, which in Mexico were
worth five times their face value.
He droDDed one to the ground, and
seeing how brightly It shone in the
sunlight, understood the temptation I
It would be to poorly paid soiaaos.
He tossed a gold piece to the left
of the roan s tracxs ana anouier 10
the right then flipped two more
farther out on each side.
Cro de Ubertad, Durangn. had
called It; gold for the liberation. A
small fortune of it. Jim Rimbaud
smiled thinly, hoolng that the
double eagles would last long enough
to liberate a gringo drifter whose
sole ambition was to reach Arizona
Territory alive.
' Rimbaud looked back, curious to
know how close the cavalry was.
The group had pulled up. one man
was already on the ground Now an
other. They were all quitilng their
saddles!
Jim Rimbaud loosed a gusty sigh.
"Or, de Ubertad." he breathed.
For a tune then, wnne ne xepi
the roan to a shuffling Jog. Rim
baud watched his back trail. The
cavalry was farther off each time
he looked, the lead riders stopping
to pick up gold pieces while rear
ones raced on to the next nest of
glittering double eagles.
"Like hoes huntirur acorns.
Rimbaud mused derisively, and
flung another handful, spreading
the eold of liberation wide, as a I
man sowing seed on fertile ground. I
Rimbaud tilted the brim of his 1
dust-peppered hat low over his I
achins eyes. He contemplated the
miles at nine or ten. There was a
sorlne due north on the southern
slope; Smuggler's Well, they called
it. And the town of Junction lay a
few miles beyond the divide in
Quadrille Basin. He had once spent
montn in junction, recovering!
from a bullet-slashed tendon In I
his left leg. Thinking back to that)
occasion. Rimbaud tallied the date
and was surprised that it had been I
scarcely two years ago. He had i
done a lot of drifting since then.
"Too much." he muttered, and
saw himself for what he was: a I
cynical drifter disillusioned by lost
causes. At twenty-eight his chief
possessions were a Buntline model
revolver and a wornout horse. That,
plus a puckered scar where a bullet
had Roused his right cheek, and an
other scar on his thigh, was what
ten years oi iree-iance iignung naa
got him.
Softly, in a way of a man making
a solemn vow, Rimbaud said, "I've!
had enough, by God. More thani
aplenty.'
(To Be Continued
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