Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 28, 1953, Page 9, Image 9

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    THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. OrcfM
uiinfighter's Return
v
y LESLII ERNENWEIN ,
' ' ' ' ' Btfttaetaraii
t CHAPTER 14
U Mas rkllng forward when he
BiEiig a Diacc norse tiiat flood
d Mt muaulte tree nut uv
" M slope. And now, observing
f-shanked Spanish bit that
in lb sunlight, Rimbaud
IW. Except for that allver-in-Id
kit he might have ridden
10 mmhub, wirwai oould at
nd an trivial thluu.
Although a patient scrutiny of
rkare disclosed no sign of the
us jnuor, itimoaua leit eonfl-
Bt I t he could find hlnvThc
m son woma ne xor led up
bind, crush or boulders on top
Hera lie could pick off a living
rgM in the yard. That was the
. t ese deals were invariably
&V Dismounting, . Rimbaud
Me roan to a clump of cat.
aw, look off his spurs, and hung
ma en the saddlehorn. Then,
au in uaiau, iw movea cautiously
t the ridge. When he came close
t, tt black home Rimbaud spoke
Me- to the animal, which hail
tuaan Four brand on its, left
. aumeuveruig around the
wee, he searched for boot tracks
Dd und them. A big man,
Mttr by the site of his boots,
Dd Rimbaud thought at once:
oor B1U. :
!fily, with a calculating cau-
Do that guarded against stepping
a -tvtidead branch or scuffing
OM,l Rimbaud ' followed the
t$mr through a screening growth
f asewood. When he was
W -4 a few yards of the crest he
- rotk&ed low, inching forward
ru a patient stealth until he
Bk. fed the seepled crown of a
fv Bat directly ahead of him.
g to his f ull height now,
; H aid saw a huge man hunk
raa behind a low barricade of
tS- Ctt blaci hit liuug
mrtxo the greasy collar of his
an shirt. He had been engaged
li iUng a cigarette: now he
ln-ed a match aflame, lit his
tajtte, and eased, into a more
tool- f table position. Giving him
s tVaberate appraisal, Rimbaud
sows wd that he wasn't wearing
iMbtered gun, which seemed
add. Then he saw a Winchester
tilted ,f against the rock outcrop
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9
Jjjgk eli-Uned cartridge belt
As if sensing surveillance, the
big man turned nis head In the
JS L Jrou range
bull When his broad-Jawed face
came around Rimbaud asked, "Are
you Booger BUI?" .TT
He nodded, and-peered at Run
bauds leveled gun. Revealing
neither surprise nor anger, lie go!
up, discarded the cigarette, and
asked sullenly, "Who be your .
"Name of Rimbaud.''
Booger Bill stand at him, de
manding Jim Rlmbaud" 7,
"Yeah."
"But Lew said you- was layin'
drunk in town,", Booger Bill ob-
Rta'baud eased around to the
Winchester. "You can't believe
everything Btromberg tells you,"
he eluded. "Lew is a great hind
for funning."
, "Re wasn't funnin' me," Bill in
sisted solemnly. "Lew said you
was drunk and wouldn't be out
here for a couple of days. Said you
was on a rlp-roarln' spree." ,
"You're trespassing on private
XV1' nmowio announoeo.
"Get off it." .
PersDlratlon matfe its oilvahln.
on the dark unchanging mask of
owger nui's uucK-mueoied lace.
"You cant run me off. Sheriff
swore me ut as a deputy, which
a goi a iut to oe nere.
"I'm telling you to vamoose."
When Booger Bill made no move
to leave," Rimbaud waggled the
gun and ordered narshly, "Go on."
All the brute cower of the man
Diased in a queer red brilliance
that stained his eyes as he bel
lowed, "Nobody runt me off, by
Even . then Rimbaud couldn't
?ulti believe ii, uaiU jsooger Bill
lungea at rum ootn nuge lists
cocaea rugn use eiuos powea lor
pounding. - ..
e made a broad target lor a
outlet. And he was as violently
destructive as an. enraeed bull.
Swiftly stepping aside, Jim slashed
at eooger Bills nead with his gun
barrel, struck a clubbed fist, and
distinctly heard the crack of a
bone breakuis. i ,
Booger Bill yelped. He wheeled
and charged again, shouting, "I'll
stomp your guts into the ground!"
Calmly now, with the intent cal
culation of a man sledging a beef
steer, Rimbaud hit him on the
head. Dust puffed from the bar-
rei-aeniea nat, Booger am stag'
gered on for a few atens. He Deer
ed about in Mind confusion and
said thickly. "I'm stomp" '
Then his slack-jawed mouth
sagged open and he went down in
the slow, kaee-bended fashion of
a tired horse wan tine to roll.
Rimbaud holstered his pistol.
He picked up Bill's cartridge belt
and buckled it around his hips,
then examined the Winchester
and found IV fully loaded. He had
Kjsi, a sunuar rule in a&exico ana
toougnt: This will come in handy.
- Then he steoDed over to Bower
Bill and nudged him with a boot,
saying, "Wake up, bully boy. Wake
upi" i - - "'
. Booger . Bill grunted. His e
opened and he blinked against the
sunugnt ana demanded, what a
goi' on?" -, '
"You are,". Rimbaud said. , He
prodded Booger BUI with the
Winchester and ordered, "Get off
your rump and ride out of here."
Bill rubbed his head in the
dazed way of a man awakening,
from a drunkard's dream. "I must
of stubbed mv toe on a rock." he
muttered. Then memory came to
nun ana ne eaia. "xou pistol'
whipped met That's what you
aone. nsuu-wmppea me."
He held un his bruised left hand
and peered at it "You busted my
thumb," he accused.
"1 11 oust your head too if you
don't get a move on." Rimbaud
warned without pity.
Booger bui stood up. A sluceish.
smoldering resentment showed in
eyes now, out wuaness was gone.
He peered intently at Rimbaud
for a moment, ai if seeing him
for 'the first time and wantins
to remember him. Then he turned
and walked down the ridge toward
his horse.
Trailing along behind, Rimbaud
watched Booger Bill support him
self against the horse. The big
man called, "I'll pay you back,
Rimbaud."
Then he climbed clumsily into
tile saddle and rode southward.
not looking back.
bo now mere s three oi mem
wanting my scalp, Rimbaud
thought. Link, Jubal, and Booger
BUI. But it occurred to him that
Lew Stromberg would probably
hate him the most. And because
there was a cautious streak in
Btromberg, the Roman Four boss
would be the most dangerous foe.
(To Be Continued)
STEVE ROPES
DMA
r ACROSS
LSum ' '
j Skeletons of
, structures
15. Harvesting
machine
"14 Hiving many
- , fissures
i U Depletion
' of the
- beautiful
11. Wireless
; Is. Behave
M. Exist
M. Assimilates
a By
Poorly
M. Writing fluid
16. Easy gait
. St. Pertaining
1 v to blue
W. Shake with
. cold i
n, Substance
i used in
1 'A road-
J making
53. Feminine
. . name
54. Struck the
hour
17. Mountain .
crests
40. City in
Nevada
41. Sea bird
43. Torn
44. Abraham's
birthplace
45. Learned men
48. Metric lend
measure
49. Scotch river
51. Saltpeter
52. Rice paste
53. Public store
houses
55. Passageway
57. Revolve
68. Trains mak
ing all
stops
AlPlTlJL A33riWlEAK
Solution ef Yenterdsy's Puxslt
DOWN
l.Klnd of
numeral
tOnly .
I. Cereal grsis
4, Aloft
.Medieval
Italian
political
faction
1 1 H 5 l W $V I10 I11
Tmvt 11 sr
it MilZZm
WZWLZ
"WW Z
T-TSTjS
T W p5T 5f
T iar-
I. Distress
ingly sad .
7. Frolics
(. Tumultuous
disorder
.Exist
10. Extinct New
Zealand
bird
11. Get awsy
IX Hunting dog
17. Low haunt
JO. Electric
generators
11. Splsnters
14. Caesar's lan
guage 27, Egg-shspsd
29. Anger
SI, Pronoun
94. Rawer .
35. To this
35. Contrive i
37. Temper
38. Hard glossy
paint
19. Emphasis
42. Rodent
4.Dillseed
47. Set of three
50. Partake of
food
62. Southern
. state: '
abbr.
54. Dsd
50. Symbol for
scandium
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LITTLE BOYS!
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WOMAN'S SURE
INTUITION, LIB
HAS FOLLOWED
UP HER ONE. '
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PAST
ON VOL CALL TO THE t I TAlJUNG!RXASEr ASIC-"DoyOli KNOW ANY-
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Noii-Political Soviet
Prisoners Released
? - Moscow, fla--Th new Rus
sian government In a sweep
lng order today released from
orison hundreds of men, wom
en and children Imprisoned tor
crimes that did not endanger
the Soviet state. ;
. However, ' the government
said that all the force of So
viet laws still applied to "coun
ter-revolu tionary crimes, any
thing threatening the security
of the state."
'.' ' Although the decree did not
say so this last phrase was
believed to indicate no relax
ing of sentences or laws apply
ing to political prisoners or
crimes.
Senate to Take up
Tidelands Bill Monday .
i Washington, wio-rA '-riae.
lands" bill giving costal states
title to submerged oil ' lands :
out to their historic boundaries
will come up for floor debate
in' the House of Representa
tives Monday.: ;
House Republican leaders
hoped for vote? Wednesday on '
the controversial measure.
Although there is little '
doubt the Tidelands bill will
be approved, House opponents
predicted the Supreme Court
will throw It out ,ts 1 ' i
The first use of the word
"animal" Included what are
now known as plants as well
as animaU. . :- .
Hen
won- nowti nuvn
MKllMluRIUiraUAM
ROOM BOARD
By Ahren
I'VE MADE A GREAT
DISCOVERY JUDGE. BUT
I THE PRESSURE OF KEEPING
IT TO MYSELF HAS WE AFRAID
OF BUSTIN'MY SEAMS AND
ITELUNG IT TO JUST AWB0DW.
ili ONLY TELL SCWEONE
A I CAM TRUST SO THAT1;
wny m
HERE
JOVE. HANOVER.'OJ WERE
VNISEIN COMING ID ME..,
I'VE BEENTHE CONFIDANT
40F STATESMEN, DIPLOMATS
AND THE HIGH NAMES
OF P0LmCS..i.C0ME,
LETS 60 DP TO MY DEN
VHERE VE CAN
TALK FREELY
1
1
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yavt
BT WILL
POP YOUR.
EYES, JUDGE
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