Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

Uses l..1xhi f,sr him, and even Ii-
.bart time b- wHs in NuDtzua, tlH
DRY. pgre atmosphere had ~sir,, sN
90. 5es
Bef,.rs long he wzs aide TO iSs,
shur1 ir7l> y iIh JACK, ridi"c Me -
cine Man, his I.,uy, ~.su-e sitAur'
I taste for ts-tssGx-B 49, = daily ~ssi5si'
to ibr lsy. And iu lhls ~As b.,
Nv tEe lUdEAn xseuCy aud tb'
scbool lscu-e, frofn which ibr iiIl-
coyrrr-,Aoy,-i fsc I.-l<-i r0.IoB~
ly, and bad uE@ny n rlo- Ovrr ih
prAiri-. II. visited Al~i lhs iSiIit
6pld wh.-re Cu-l,f bssd I'D Ii- tz>
gallant charge. sHd beard vii
t-lDcsiua : h.. Irs-le -lorv - lis- deal
- Jscs ,oh II. IA light ~ The " ilIt
cr,s-x hiCh nIars, Il tls- iI,--I,.sc,
uf lie bern and hi- orAve f.siuSt->-
A. they v.re returning fn.ni tir il
.ast visit Jack pauis-i L. n " hi''
line away dos-u IN the >,ulh e>,eri
IzrI NJ the sky Aud SAID:
ATTY. that - The sn"~ on rb'
summit of the b. HurH' Moan
rsius Ne are song thal Say ia ,
we--k A. wa nn hunt NoUlj s,s.
ike to ZONE xlsn
Atfy >purr.-i hi- . INV cin--r g.
Sirsnrrr %ud lotsin. c.r1-s,ly t..
Jark's smiling fsc.-
t. 60 Gu q hunt wzs me sni.,iii I.
- his life. and ne wanted IL -er !
Jack Was --r1oas
"Y--, Arty. really viii take yns
along. If y"u desire To- "a. I"u AZ
getting sruug,r -vert day. aud d
EerSs outing in the m.'uui.iu> cab
not hurt yssu DIV.
Il Ih--- any tr-ar- in ths Big
Horn MoUnlain>o' inquired lh- u y
- his eye i,righl-',eSi.
~Aben,," replied Jack. '.you for
g-i your rule uf Circus gr4uuE,r
now and ih-n. AT. There H'e
t-Hr- Ib-re, and deer zu1 aI,iel j-
.pd elk and uIOa1taiu wolves ulId
liun>, tD -
'-Cxn have 3 rife Oh Jack III
be 81 Careful
We'll, ~e'il SO sbout that. sail
Jsck. alphabetically. "I"u shnu 4
i- zi,I- 10 haudls :-aa-c.4lIU-r. uUw
vel ree slssui IL"
"Hvrrah iOr the Big Horns as
little party Of huniers l-fT F"rt { u-
ter one bright, sur,hiuy n"ruin- 81
OcIsi~r, few we-ens after his tn
TO Custer battlefield !.
I The foliage on he hills We show
ing tiuts of urOuze, z I'D aud brown
iulerIuiRgled with the -nrui.re gT,-
of the pine, the air Was iuasi-,. vi,
zone and tie merry vuic--- bit.nsit.
with the barking uf the hounds an
Z lux W Atc sih~c.
The Big II rn-," were rea'h
the n-xr day, aud tine hmultl
camp-7i in l"v-ly valley al ia
fvoi Of the rugged l--ahs
Next day They wound thTnug
the pa->es nf the hills and pil,-it-
their tent aloIigside I've cIy- al v,
tiers nf Dog Creek, ID li,Il- slr-ai
bIrb but,iileti aud nurnere-d oy-
Its p-i,bly bed, fresh frtIn tiie Ia, li,'
SHOW 81 the bili-. pine Top niOW-Te
over their heads. and al lhe iII-- 4,
the huge lnpuarch OF the npuuta Il
the willow bushes and al,ler- mike
with scrub oak. Reached down I
the uauk as Of the Creek.
Atty L-slIe Was hardly slrnn
enough to climb the hil r, ~ Ia
ofien went Uut with his little riff
ou tise sage brush plateau io !op i
the jack-rabbilih b or drop all auIeiul
al long range.
After the hunters hsd left cam
one uioruing = young Indian ru.
in and Informed the hay rbst 4.
had -eeu deer down in The al.i-r
aDIut d uiii- up he rre-b, aud Al
-taried-alI siire with lhe "Du
fever
He had mastered some hun'in.
craft nov, and crepI ulOig tat
tiOu-ly, 81 d. n"t to sl.ri ie lii- g.sIIie
Pretty SOU lac pushed his n-.n
through the shruL- mar the 81 e;su
aud their-uUt II hundred Irlre- 81
-grazing quietly cn the sh.rt, drie,
gass, Wa. d noble buck.
Tie animal lifted lie head aud
snufied susl'icinu-ly, bui as All,
wa- To the ie-~ ard, tlie ncent " ia.
not strong. The i-,y lay dawn, iul
length and r,sled liis eiDs,ws Uu ia,
ground b. lac lvps aim
Puff. a flash and Ia r,.pDrt.
When the smoke CLEARED away h,
saw the buck b1unG away, -luH,L,.
ri-e again aud then uuc- mare junI
away.
A few long leaps brouglt the
noble fellow To the slr,anI, and
again ATTY saw him stumble ar lac
attempted TO CLEAR the little sII-Hin.
He hastily reloaded, aud then
started to follow The buck, wbic. lac
fell sure was badly hurt.
Il Juld Mt have mss...i him at