The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 07, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. SERIAL STORY DANGER ROMANCE AHEAD BY TOM HORNER JSTTiSSk'SE niTi Larrv aarrlaa 4k laaSlae taa laaa , tul taataa ka aaaaar. Ha eala ' taataa tk aaJUIaa-. waaa Baatlar taa aiiac so a 1 - - ata ltAHtlaT'a alaaa. jrtaa taa atkar aala takaa a. a aaraa io"rr. .-...-aareaaa 1ha limn awUra ta aaaje aat al taa alaaa. i CHAPTER XII I T AlUrr becked out ol the eabra ' of Bentley's plant, raised hie ! hands, and turned (lowly to (tot ' ala captors. .' "Colllni!" Bentley shouted M he ieeofnbed Larry. "Whit are you ' dotng in my plane?" His auto ; matie was aimed at Larry's chest : Back of him, BlU stood, his arms cradling sub-machine gun. 1 been haarinf about your ab . plana, so I csma up to take a look at it," Larry answered, playing his cowboy role to the last "You and I haven't been friendly, so I didn't in ft for an invitation. When Pete ent me out to watch the calves tonight I came on up here and took a look around. I never was la plane before so I crawled into yours. Mighty nice. Mighty com fortable." He laughed embarrass , edly. "Guess I must have dropped 9 to sleep." ' v "You've been sound asleep all the time?" Bentley demanded. "You ha vent seen anyone, heard anything" ' "Wait minute, Mike," Bill broke In. "This guy's no dumb ' cowpoke. Z teen him someplace before ... I got itl He's the guy 'we borrowed a car from after that beak Job ... the roadster, with Hew York plates. I told you about attt aTaWmnbcr T The Jig was up. No use pre tending any longer. Larry grinned at BUI, "It your conscience wat as Mad at your memory, BUT you'd lin a lot lees to worry about "A cowboy from New York, kub?" Bentley eyed him coldly. "Just what is your racket. Col- aner- "Xeeplng Jump ahead of you. Xentley." ' "Okay, wise guy. Bin, take care at him and dump him into the eanyoB." The gunman raised toe : tommy-gun. Larry waited.- "Walt, Bull" Bentley shouted. ' "Got a batter Idea. If a Hayhook fcasd war found dead, old Miles Would raise nine kinds of trouble. we'd have to close up here." He returned hit attention Larry, smiling self -confidently, 4 "So you were riding night herd ' aa calves tonight Barnes must be worried about cattle thieves. Hell lot some tonight And when we're finished with you, Collins, mH be a deed cattle thief. The ' Colonel and Barnes and everyone else will thank me for getting rid lest you ... .Tseh, much better Mbat way. i axe our buck, am we u aay be stole it cut through the can yea and pick off a dozen or so of the Hayhook'a best Knock a few more in the head, Just to make old MOM madder. Take this Hayhook and turn it loose. Plant' Haose SeJd glasses near a dead call Leave the sledge there and be sure tt has Collins' fingerprints on it "You can. take that new man. Morrows, to drive the truck. When you 'catch' the cattle thieve, put a slug through Mor rows' head. I don't trust him. "Take the truck up toward the Wtver, park it In Lost Canyon. You can take care of Morrows there. Leave plenty of tracks. Call me in the morning, m either be here or at the Hayhook. Meantime, lock Mbit guy ht the cellar, and put a couple of men guarding him. "So Ions, cow thief." he said to Larry. "Better get some sleep. It's tne last youu have, alive." a a a FVBZBZ was trouble at the Hay- hook the next Hornlno. When ILerry did not return by break ast mme, Barnes tent two hands out no look for him. They returned in ma hour, seeding the saddled black. Marrying the Held glasses and Bloody sledge-hammer. Barnes listened to their retort, then hur ried to the Colonel's office. Mon tale wat with her father. Xott IS head of ton calves last nugnt colonel." the foreman be wail. "Twelve hauled away, four Knocked in the head and left there. "Sllalaaii fcaWItt l-l thundered. "By heaven. 111 hang Brusuers o me tallest cotton on the Hayhook. Saddle a for tne. Barnaa. 711 Wrfa (with you." He took down a well- Worn gun belt and holster from fthe antlers above his desk. Wtrepped it around his ample rweisi. -rve trauea rustlers be- BW a I III M,,kt 'am mwA a He earthed hit vocabulary for wmw auanm to ampuxy nit opin Itoe of a cattle thief. "Larry? What happened to Col- . , . , if ngnnw a em ana m. int. Mise Moimle" Barnea arf. ai'Mat. "Tjwtka llVa h i fwith the thieves. Found his horse and hit Held glasses. A rope awottnd the neck of one of the dead ajahree looks like hit end there fwaent a rope on hit saddle." a a a STEP sounded on the porch. 1 The door frmYf Hantlav'a Man figure. "Mind If X come in, bTbObT rm looking for my truck. etomeone stole It last night . . . Where are you going, Colonel? Look like you're getting ready War war." i' There'll be war and plenty of Mt," the Colonel roared back at Sunt. "You lost a truck. I lost lit bead of my bast calves." He jepun the cylinder of hit antique L45, Jammed it into the holster. ' "Bring tome rope, Barnes." . Tm way ahead of you, Colo lltel." Bentley laughed easily. "Fig. I tared the fellows who stole my kruek might cut your herd. I sent mr BM upthe river at dawn to Li cut them off. Usually these cattle thieves head right for the brakes. . . . Pm driving up that way. Want to go along, Monnle?" Monnle shook her head. "No, thanks, Mike. If I go, I'll ride with Dad." "You'll stay right here," the Colonel ordered. "There's going to be a hanging, and you dont need to see it Come on. Petr." The telephone Jingled. Barnes answered. "For you, Bentley." Bentley took the receiver, lis tened. "Good work, Bill. Keep him there. I'll tell Colonel Miles." He turned from the telephone: "Got your rustlers for you al ready. Colonel. The boys picked up the truck tracks, followed them into Lost Canyon. One of the thieves is up there, with the truck . . . dead. BUI brought the other one back to my place." Monnle gasped. "Who? Which?" "The dead man's a fellow named Morrows, had him working for me. The other the one up at my place is Collins, your top Hayhook hand, Barnes." "I'll still hear what Collins has to say," Barnes answered. "We'll take the sheriff up to Lost Canyon, identify the calves," the Colonel broke in. "Then come by and talk to Collins. Dont say anything about having Collins. I dont want the sheriff to know It yet We'll let on like Collins escaped, help the sheriff hunt around the river for him. "We'U be over at midnight to get him. There are trees on the Hayhook that have been decorated before. Guess they grew there Just for hanging cow thieves." The old rancher stalked out, followed by his foreman. Bentley hesitated, as if he intended to speak to Monnle, then walked through the door. A hundred thoughts raced through the girl's mind. She ran after Bentley. "Wait Mike! ITl go with you." Her face was grim, her. lips set in a determined line as she came up to him. "I want to tell that low down calf stealer Just what I think of htm." (To Be Continued) English Humorist In Serious Spot BI.UVI.IP'IIMI.MAIJII.IIII'I'I'W'V iiileeff.sSs.i,., OUT OUR WAY R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE P. G. Wodehouse, above. British author known to millions of Americans as master of the hu morous situation, recently found himself in the extremely unhu morous position of being strand ed in his Le Touquet, France, villa, believed to be cut off from England by Nazi advance. FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia .Mra.itMBrautuvMt.Ma. r. h. tta. n. a mt. eisu i t-T SA.USOE3 PETECTIvJb V MO, HE'S A BIG SHOP BOSS, I THRILLERS AMD Cja4SS AMD TH' MEW CAM'T OWE HIM YE GODS, TH MAMS GOT WHAT HE LIKES, WHEM HE CAM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE . HAVE IT FOR FEAR OF BEING VVHAT ARETHE? POOR ACCUSED Of TOADVINO" SO RELATIONS TRVIM& TO THEY HAVE TO GIVE HIM WHAT HILL HIM? ,A HE LIKES WHEM HE CAWT TNMwe t jaji,- Lrr 4.7 J Imm.. 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