(Continued)
of these except the leader had 4 »
mounted. As Selssors stared at O »
mounted warrior he cried:
-America« Horse! American Horse
has returned. Look! He's pointing to
ths north, and brandishing his rifle.
Now tbey'rs breaking to run back to
the lodge« By heavens I The ponies
are being brought up I I t can mean
only one thing I Creak*» seMMra hkre
reached the head of Heart river.
Crazy Horse goee to stop him from
making ths Black hills. They don't
even wait for Shunca-luta to prov<h£s
medicine I Here's the trail I Now le ft
see your heels I"
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•
•.
•
•
The loud outcry at the north end of
the street, quickly swollen to a deafen­
ing chorna of yells and punctuated by
a rapid discharge of hand guns,
caused more than one citizen of Dead­
wood Q ty to fear that Craay Horse
and Sitting BoD were making good
their threats and were sweeping Into
town at the head of their copper-col­
ored hordea.
But as the clamor
reached K itty tbe Schemer's place,
swept on by Keno Frank's gambling
hall, and was added to by thoee to
front of San Juan Joe's big tent. It
took on a rude rhythm and at Inter­
vals burst Into a reassuring staccato
of wild cheering. Then tbe tents and
bull dings farther south knew some­
thing moroentonn had happened, but
that no danger was Imminent.
The soldiers are coming! The sol­
diers are coming I" shrieked a worn«*
from the secend-etory window of a
store and tenement «tincture. Thia
was accepted a« tbe truth tor a min­
ute, as the woman’s coign of vantage
was much superior to thoee milling
around to the street.
“No soldiers I Two men I” howled a
boy from the top of a pine.
Then a solid mass of exclamatory
humanity came Into the view, swal­
lowing disorganized groups as fast as
reaching them, and only the 111 re­
mained Indoors. San Juan Joe rushed
from hla tent, rifle In hand. Ths front
ranks broke and erupted to each side
and allowed Scissors and Dlnsdale to
stand revealed. W ith the yell of an
Apacba San Juan dropped his rifle
and ran forward to shake hands with
the two men. Old Pyrites wss an­
other who fought his way through the
mob to add congratulations.
The procession came to a halt, for
the street ahead was filling with rUbn
and women and children. A man with
mighty lungs dlmbsd to the top of a
freight wagon and bellowed:
"Pete Dlnsdale and Scissors, who
we all reckoned had cashed to, es­
caped from the Injuns and have came
back. They say Crook and his soldiers
are on Heart river, that It's a race be­
tween him nnd Crazy Horse to see
whether white or red gits here first.
Sitting Bull Is expected to Join 'em
with live thousand bucks. Our two
citizens were chased from Slim Bntte
to the Belle Fourche by a small band
of Ogalala. They killed tbelr horses
in the race and came the rest of the
way on foot Three cheers and a
tiger I"
The choers were glvang more gnus
were discharged. Mayor FVrnum made
his way to the escaped prisoners and
shook each by the hand.
"We supposed you ware deed," he
said.
“All the credit for our being alive
belongs to Scissor«,” said Dlnsdale
"He knows more about Injuns than
Crazy Hors« doe«."
“I'm wakan," «poke up Scissors.
“Used to play to a Sioux village years
ago. What I did was nothing. But If
Crook doesn't raafke this gulch ahead
of the Ogalal« yon want to prepare for
a lot of trouble."
“Make roam «o they can get In
somewhere and rest," cried San Juan.
Still cheering, hut not so boisterous­
ly now that Scissors had given his
warning, th« crowd parted and the
gambler led the two men Into the tent
and toward the hidden entrance of hls
house. But Sriasore at once respond­
ed to hls environment and wflh paper
and scissors ready began «azrb lag
for customers.
It sesmsd to DtoMfiale that a mgsk
had dropped over Selssore' far» the
minute he gut back among the tables:
and never did he <k> such a tredk" as
now. Instead of [Wafllea be cat ont
lodges snd ponlss and other hits of
Indian village life. These were eager­
ly snapped up as souvenirs by men
who did not know whether they were
to be victims of Twtion cruslty, or live
to welcome Crook. And eadh pur-
chaser demanded more Information as
to bow the two managed to escape.
"Always couW do It," Scissors shrilly
cried. “I'm wakan wltshanha. W e
ran away when the Indiana weren’t
looking. American Howe? yes, we
saw him when he came to leant hls
braves ts the Heart. (V a ry Worse?
Certainly. He's tbs big m an; stack
him up against red or w h ltp and he's
big.— Four bits.— Why v?« refl't we
killed offhand? Why. I'm wakan, I
tell you. Used to live In th eir villages.
Than there was Dlnsdale wlt.h some
very pretty revolver magic, lie 's a
cool one. Mads Crazy H<jrae b t t t'l out
hls eyes.—Tea, sir; four bits, 'th a n k
you."
San Juan Joe cooducflM Dins Hale to’
the rear room, and after sending' a t > \
for a tray of drinks and raakln k «fire
hls guest was comfortably sea led ha
exclaimed:
“Well, this knocks met Can't k make
It real. When Fyrltes came hack with­
out you and said you'd already iits rt-
ed for here with Scissor«, I \\n ew
something had happened. W Mr. he
hopefully.
"He was a soldier. They brought
Dlnsdale was nervously walking In enough of his clothes to prove th at
about the lodge, snapping hls fingers Craay Hone Is In his lodge trying to
bis flushed face betraying hla highly figure out how many more there uiay
strung nerves. He was surprised t< be, and where they may be. I believe
It means General Crook has struck the
have Scissors abruptly command:
Little Missouri, or even the bead of
“Lie down and be sick.”
“What the devil I" exploded Dina tbe Heart. 1 knew something would
Happen today. I t ’s lucky for os that
dale.
“Yon have eaten too much meal the scouts saw nothing of Crur.y
and wild cherries. You are very sick. Horse’s messengers to the Short Medi­
cine Pole hills. But they’ll be cowing
Lie down."
back any time now. When things be-
“You’re craxy."
yln to break they come with a rush."
“Yon must pretend to be sick." 8cls
It was some time before the village
sors elucidated. “Sorrel Horse will
show his medicine to the village this quieted down sufficiently for public
afternoon. We cannot be there. On« Interest to revert to Sorrel Horse and
white man sick; one white man watch­ bis boast. The medicine man, when
ing over him.”
he could gain a hearing, proudly pro­
"We're lighting out thia afternoon ?* claimed It waa Ills new medicine that
hoarsely whispered Dlnsdale, clutching had enabled the young warriors to
Scissors* hand and hurting I t “Why make their k ilt The young girl who
couldn't you say 11st nt the start T*
brought in their dinner was too over­
"I say It now. So:.ic time this after
come with excitement to answer any
noon. I would like to watt until eve questions. At first Dlnsdnle refused
nlng, but I do not dare. I am wakan
to eat, but Scissors Insisted until he
and I can hear the pounding of a swallowed some meat. Scissors would
pony’s hoofs. Some one Is riding t« not let him leave the couch for fear
this village." '
some curious savage would spy on
"Darned If I know when to take them and discover the truth.
you seriously^ muttered Dlnsdnle
After the shouting and dancing had
“You'll get me to hearing and seeing ceased, the akaclts began parading
things next. But If I'm sick, here through the village and crying "Shun­
goes.” And bo (topped down on the ca-luta will make a new medicine, they
robes. “Now whllia I suffer please tell say. Hlyu pol (Come on I) Hlyu pol”
me what you've been up to.”
A ■ the camp police pnssed a lodge
“Before I spend tim e talking the vil­ it was a signal for the Inmates to
lage must know you’re sick,” said come out end fall In behind theta.
Scissors. He ran out the' lodge aDd
Cmxy Horse took his place and as
called to one of the akaclta and asked the procession reached the prisoners’
that the'roots'of sf.ge and wild licor­ lodge he halted and looked Inside and
ice be brought him so he might sing
asked Scissors to come and witness
the bear song over Ills sick friend and
the new medicine.
cure him.
Continuing to fan Dlnsdale, the pic­
The roots w ere quickly brought, pre­ ture man ceased hla chanting long
sumably obtained from (lie medicine enough to reply. “He has had an evil
bsg of Sorrel Horse; and word wai
dream. The ghosts are fooling him.
spread throughout the Village that one My white brother needs the bear
of the prisone rs was 111. There were
song."
those who declared thut fterrel-Horse
And he pointed down to the patient,
was recovering his medicine and was
who groaned and tossed about. The
killing the whi te man's medicine. Bat
akaclta went their way, calling on all
when It was ¡‘understood that Scissors
the people to follow and do Sorrel
was using Ucorlce, the medicine the
Horse due honor; the two lines of
beur digs up, and was singing the
eager spectators, Including Crazy
bear song, there w is much doubt as
to tbe efficacy Of Sorrel Horae's magic. Horse, made for the grassy slope.
Scissors watched their departure
Then to Increase the tension Sorrel
through the opening, and then made
Horse Instructed the akaclta to an­
sure the adjacent lodges were empty.
nounce to a ll the lodges that after
Darting back to the lodge he pulled
the sun started, dowu the weat he
away the bundles of antelope skins
would break u Jug on tbe river slope
and made a peep hole with hts scis­
and prove that he waa a favorite of
sors. Only two lodges stood between
the stone god ¡and that Tunkan still
them and the bluffs, and neither
worked through him.
showed
any signs of life.
“He has stolen the whit» man’s med­
"Now we are ready," he whispered
icine I They really say It does what
to Dlnsdale.
he tells It to llo l“ Joyously shouted
Dlnsdale came to his feet and
aome.
Craxy n o n e was Infected by the ex­ started for the opening, but Scissors
citement and «ailed at the prisoner's drew him back and closed the flap,
and said;
lodge after hiivlng a talk with Sorrel
“Out the back end will be better.”
Horse. When.-he stuck his head Inside
He dropped on his knees and had
It was to beh old Dlnsdale. eyes closed,
tossing his h rad from side to side and pulled a bide to one side when both
were startled at tbe sound of a step
mumbling Icrriierently. Scissors eat
beside him and fanned him with a by tbe entrance. Snatching up a ket­
fan of eagle leathers. and as he swung tle left by the girl he motioned for
Dlnsdale to gain the couch. But be­
tbe feathers he softly sang the bear
fore Dlnsdale could get In proper posi­
song.
|
tion the flap was pushed beck and one
“The young man la alckF asked
of the akaclta stuck In his head. He
Crary Horde.
"He Is eetjy sick, but I shall make had noted the cessation ot the sick
man's moaning. He blinked hla eyes
him well a fte r two sleeps." replied
to get rhl of the sunlight and beheld
Scissors.
■ |
Dlnsdale stealing toward the •couch.
“Shunca-lcAs breaks a Jugaafter the
He opened hla mouth to emit a yell,
sun crosses Mato Tlpl."
when the kettle struck him op the
“He talks 'ftke an rid woman
He
hack of the head, smashing the skull
cannot break' Jnge," scoffed Scissors.
As the man fell forward on hts face,
“After he trfiee and fall< and coven
half Inside the lodge, Dlnsdale seized
his head wttl) his blanket, and Is hid­ hla ahouldert and dragged him com­
ing In his lodge. 1st Tashunca-ultco pletely In. and Selssore dropped the
remember wlbat the wkiltn man teld flap.
him "
“Now we must go. no matter how
Plainly dl acoigcerted by | this hold many are outside," muttered Scissors.
skepticism C ta xr Horse vAthdrew.
They crawled under the back flap
To add Os th e ’mencnilous incitement
and bending low, ran by the two
caused by the medicine man’ s avowal lodges and began ascending a dry gul­
three young m ea rede late tlU village ly. They reached the pine growth on
shortly after tb e noon boor, iteturulag top at the bluffs Just ns the Indians
from a scout between the Grand snd on the slope began yelling loudly. Dtna-
Heart riven. TTiey brought w.Th them dale believed Sorrel Horse had suc­
horrible trophk« in tbe shape of ha- ceeded with hla Jug medicine Scissors
man hnnda sad feet tied to their dances. Insisted tbe medicine man could not
Their a n tra l waa greeted with the reach the climax so soon, even If hp
tiring of guee and much yeUln\g and forgot the warning that the medicine
howling. The three ponies wore feeth
would not work unless tbe prisoners
era In tbeSr flails and manss to «how had time to reach the ponies.
they had ahi/ abetted their msdtera
"Some one roust have returned to
The lancee Trsro pasted over to the the village and discovered the dead
aquawc to ekauoe before being »truck guard. Probably a couple of them
Up before the Strong Heart lodge to left to watch ua," he nervously ex­
which the scoot» belonged.
plained.
Alarmed by the noise ScMson
They scrambled up another terrace
stepped outJdde to ibveetlgste. Seen and came to a faint trail running to
he was back, hla face looking pal» the south. From the elevation, also
and sickly.
, heavily wooded, they could look down
“Some poor de'.ll of a soldier who
on the village and ths slope. That
alnyed and fiat lost, or who wandflred
tbclr escape was now knswn was
off hunting." tie told Dlnsdale. “Butch- I
ered. The villa«» Is craay. It makes 1 prevsd by ths Indians on the slope.
The entire mass was dancing and
It bad for ue. They've taated blood.
shoaling wildly, and waving arms.
They won't be satisfied until they've
Theo Scissors Bads sut some new ar­
told «bent you making t big k Sling' at
wiped us out."
rivals, a small band of warrior«. All
girds «nd described the fello » I ile-
" if Ibe«e was op» soldier there mint
morqf behind Jhlm." said Iflnsdiile
*»■1 UH Mffnil UtUgaj you I
4
Ua off hls pin« whea ha arrived and
found yon hadn't shown np. Now give
me the story."
"First tell me about Jim Omaha.
Has be been here?"
“To h— 1 with Jim Omaha I Haven't
seen anyone that could be him. Give
me the yarn.”
Dlnsdale told of hls meeting the
man Easy and winning hla money;
haw ba and Scissors ran away from
Egsy'e rang only to fall into the hands
of the Indians at Bear butte. After
sketching hls experience among ths
Indiana he dolefully added:
“And that little pleasure trip coat
me four thousand dollars and leaves
me without even a grubstake."
"Four thousand Is nothing," scoffed
San Juan. "There ts a big game walt-
PACE J
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
OCT. 7», 1W4
of the entertainment.
Everyone
is invited.
L. E. E«gy. Floyd Nichols, R.
K. Stewart, N. E. Chandler and
E. E Hover attended the cuiaiion-
ary meeting at the Peoria parson­
age Thursday afternoon.
Halsey Happenings etc.
(Continued from page 1)
O. W. Frum abipped a carload
of hugs to Portland today.
sehool class to teach and «ay« ha
finds himself too busy to get home­
sick-
The beauty shop ha« doubled it«
hours of service. Just wait till the
editor gets a Marcel!
The reduced rates of the Moun­
tain States Fewer company for
electric juice go into effeot Nov. 3.
Lighting, cooking and small motor
serviea will have one uniform rat«
and one meter and one eet of wires
will suffice for » home.
Wood’s garage at Tangent w u
robbed of 1100 by a burglar M on­
day morning. That Tengeul ga­
rage man was getting rich too fast.
One huudred dollars at one time !
Mrs. Laura Bramwell returned
recently from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs, N. A. T inik, at
8t. Helena.
A Linn county committee will
(Continued on page s,
call ou the state highway com­
mission Tuesday to urge expedi­
Roy G ardner thinks a su r­
tion in the fulfillment of the
board's promieed completion of gical operation
would remove
• he Hantiam pass road survey.
his criminal tendencies.
Yes,
Charles P. Poole is president of
the Linn-Benton I. O. O. F. asso­
ciation. C. W Maleon seeretary,
C. M . Flowers Warden, B. M.
Bond conductor and Lester Stacev
chaplain.
it would, if perfomed ju s t below
his ears and extended effear
through. T hat would cure him
of his desire to rob and steal.
Against adulteration of either
A t 2 o’clock Saturday the Raro- dairy products or their substitutes
eseum theatre |a t Albany will be sustain the oleomargurin« nnd
open to the public. Congressman condensed m ilk act. Vote 306
Hawley will speak.
Yee.
Mrs. Eliza Brandon went to
Portland today to visit her daugh­
V i s i t tke I n t e r n a t io n a l Sroex
ter, Mrs. G. C. Osborn, before go­
ExPOSITlON.PoRTLAND.hiw. I to8
ing to California for the winter
A. A- 'fussing snd Jim M cW il­
liams started for K lic k ita t Friday
and got home Monday, making a
long trip in a short time.
They
did some tall mountain climbing
on one stretch where road work
“Wa Ran Away When the Indians
made a detour necessary.
Weren’t Looking.”
tog for you. A very big gam«. You
didn't lose your nerve at Slim butte?*’
"Not my gnn nerve,” grimly retorted
Dlnsdnle. “And what I want first of
all Is two Colt forty-fours. I brought
a new Winchester forty-four from the
Butte. But I feel undressed without
my hand-guns.”
"You shall buy as good a brace as
there Is In Deadwood City. That
means, as good ue any In the world.
You did mighty well to pull old SMs-
sors out of the Are."
“Now get this right. H e pulled me
o u t Sabe? H e’s an entirely different
man among Injuns. I believe he's In-
junlzed until he’s more red than white.
Not only knows their lingo like a book
but he knows tlielr different songs and
secret societies. He says he used to
live near one of tbelr big villages and
played with red youngsters when ha
was a boy. That was before hls mind
went back on him. In here he's half­
witted. Matching wits against Sorrel
Horse, the medicine man, he's as
smart as a Yankee peddler."
*‘I knew from pictures he cut out
that be knew a lot about tbelr village
life. They caught him early this sum­
mer and he was with them quite a
while."
"I don't reckon he'd been In any dan­
ger at all If I hadn't been along. But
to get back to my present trouble. I ’m
broke— "
“Not while I have an ounce. And
the tables have been doing mighty
well, thank you. L ittle off now, but I
don't car«" said San Juait
"I'll take enough for eats and drinks
until I ran make some real money,
t h a t 's the h l* game you're been brag­
ging about? Your message to Rapid
City made me curious."
Miss Ruth From returned in m
Portland last Wednesday.
She
had been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. J. P- Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cumming«
were visitors at the home of Mrs
Hannah Cummings Monday.
D. J. Haves, W . J. Ribelin, Ed
Jewett an d M r. and M rs. F W
Rohius were among those who at­
tended the W inniford funeral.
Ray Frum and family of Plain-
view visited at the O. W . Frum
homeJMonday.
W . A. Allen was
Saturday.
in
Albany
John Salash and Bert S. Clark
drove to Eugene Sunday.
to
Portland
and retu rn
Benefit by low week-end
fares now in effect, on
«ale Friday, Saturday and
S u n d a y — return lim it
following Tuesday.
Or 15-day fares, on sale
any day— return limit
i f days, w ith stop-over
at any point enroute.
Mesdames Freeland and Shot-
well have moved from their rooms
at the Hugh Leeper home to Miss
Maude A ckley’» home in «outb
Halsey.
Mr. and Mrs. G W . Lauboer
and Mr. and Mrs. W illia m Beene
drove to Eugene Sunday ta attend
the funeral of R. L. Winniford.
M a k e a ll you r g o in g
away plan« to take ao-
vantage o f th ese lo w
round trip fare«.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Holt were Al­
bany shoppers Saturday.
Southern
Pacific
For fu ll in fo m a tw n about
these and other round trip
fare* conununicaU with
W J. Ribelin, Mr. and Mrs. B
M. M iller and daughter Gardie
and Misses Ruth Finley and Beu­ C- P. M O O D Y , ag't.
lah M iller wer« guests at Mrs. Eliza
Brandon's Sunday.
<
)
Phon« 226
A . E Foote and wife droye to
Junction City Sunday afternoon
For the Income Tex
and viaited at the F- W. Robinson
Haleey, Oregon, Oct. 28, 1924
home.
(To be continued)
To the Editor of th« Enterprise:
M r. and Mr«. Henry Brock,
In the " paid advertisement ”
A firtlle soil Is best, but a fertile Mrs. Thomas Ardrey and Bert
list of signers for tbe repeal o f tb«
egg will spoil.
Clark drove to Albany Saturday.
incoma tax law they »re v«ry
Live stock will make the farmer's
Muriel Ceruti of Eugene is em­ careful Dot to give tbe occupation
future brighter by making the soil bet­ ployed at the Halsey garage now. of any of the «igners. We «re
ter.
M r. and Mrs. Hoffman enjoyed nnahle to find the name of a single
• • •
fanner on their list in our vicinity.
an
outing at Sodaville Sunday.
Gather eggs twice a week during tbe
They also forget to «ay anything
summer. The extra work will pay In
T . P. Patton’s silo came dowu about tbe 58 per cent of tho«»
better quality marketed.
ui last night’s wind.
paying income taxe» who pay no
M r, snd Mrs. L. E. Walton other taxes for the upkeep of the
Damage from weevil and other
stored grain Insects can be prevented. drove from Harrisburg Sunday state.
No one knows better than we
Ask your county agent how.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moore,
farmer« how tbe tax burden ia
Ped Templeton and wife and
getting unbearable
Now let u«
Mesdames C. P. Stafford and 8. J
all «hare our equal portion of the
Smith attended the W inniford taxes and at the same tun« work
(Enterprise Correspondence!
funeral in Eugene Sunday.
and vote to cut down the tax bur­
Mrs. George Chandler and son
O. W Frum and family were den all that is consistent with the
came home from Albany Sunday. Albany shop ers Saturday.
progress of our great state.
Let us all get busy and not allow
Mrs. W . G. M cN eil spent the
Grant McNeil and family and
week end visitlug relatives in Ku- (Grant’s mother, Mrs. J. T Mc­ the lavish use of money and mis­
statements to defeat a just meas­
gene.
Neil, were Alhauy shoppers Satur­
ure.
Mr. Slate of Tangent has been day.
Vote 318 NO to defeat the repeal.
driving a new well for P. W . Syl­
The Christian church ladies an­
H- ZlMMBRMAX
vester.
nounce that th»y will give that
J. C. POKTIR
G eoroi L aübner
J, C. and Albert Heinrich and election-day dinner at the D ad’»
C. C. J ackson *
Rav Hover were Albany visitors ^nd M am ’s restaurant building,
H arry P orter
after all.
Saturday.
E. E. G ormley
M
artin
Cummings
and
his
Mr. *nd Mrs. W. K. Hover of
E. B. P khland
mother,
Mrs.
Hannah
Cummings,
Harrisburg visited at the E K.
H . C. D a vi»
Mrs.
Jan«
Bond
and
Uncle
Milton
Hover home Monday.
W . C. S mith
Bond visited Mrs W innie Davis,
Master Lyle E»gy and the reet a distant relative,
B.
R . H olt
at Cottage
A. J. H ill
of the familv were Sunday guests Grove Sunday. She is 90 year«
C al W ooley
at the home of Lyle's grandparent» old and has her hair bobbed.
at Oakville, it being his sixMh
H . W S teinke
Mrs. J- T. McNsil snd son
B f . rt C tark
birthdav.
Grant drove to Harrisburg Friday.
O P. R yals
The ladies of the South Metho­
JVSTIN PHILPOTT
Miss Amanda Mitzner, who is
dist church of Peoria will serve a
J
as W. D rixkard
studying
in
Portland
for
mission­
chicken supper
at
the
Peoria
C. H. F alk *
schoolhaus« Nov. 4. A radio, over ary work, has bee» appointed as
L H. F alk
which they expect to receive tbe sistsnt to tbe pastor at Woodlawn.
8, J. S mith
Carey bat a Sunday
election teturu«, will be a feature Gilbert
e • e
see
Pine Grove Points