Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26

They heard him TO an end withou
Interruption. Then Curly spoke on
word "Fendrick."
Eyes. sir. Cass Fendrick. Came II
about one o'clock and handed me the
REIMBURSEMENT just as I've been tell
ing you"
"Then filed on the claim himself, you
said"
Yes. took It up himself"
Sure the signature to the relin-
qushment was genuine?"
I'D take oath TO ii. As soon as he
had gone got out the original filing
and compared the two. Couldn't be
any possible mistake. Nobody could
have forged the signature. II is like
Luck himself. strong and forceful and
decided"
Bucky rose. "See you later. Curly.
Sorry have to hurry. Mr. Thomas,
but I've thought Of something I'll have /
TO do right away
Bucky followed FL Moline street to
the old plaza and cut across II TO the
Hotel Wayand Among the arrivals
Of the day was the entry he had hoped
to see:
"Cass Fendrick, c. f. Ranch. Art
IONA"
The room that had been assigned to
him was 212.
OConnor turned away and went up
the stairs, ignoring the elevator. On
the second floor he found 212 In an
swer to his knock voice said Come
Ina Opaufntr tho door to efor,,od IL,
closed it behind him and looked at the
man lying in his shirt sleeves on the "
bed
Evening, Cass'
Fendrick put down his newspaper, "
ut did not rise. Evening Bucky."
Their eyes held to each other with W
he level even gaze Of men who recog- TO
ize a worthy antagonist.
i've come to ask a question or IN
wo" W;
"Kick them out" M
First, l would like to know what ms
on paid Luck Cullison for his Del Orc
aim" lis
"You better ask CullisOn. The law
lys that if man sells relinquish- on
VII i4t ApA hit vi dnOAHtA Nittlllis II
, surrenders it for nothing he can.
ow, Luck may have notions of filing
another claim. You can see that enc
ell have to take it for granted he
We me the claim" cha
1t was so neat an answer and at the !
me time so complete a. one that ed
Conner could not help approaching the
He smiled and tried again. del
THAT leaves me only one thing 10 han
. You're under arrest" AS
For what?" demanded the sheep ter
nm sharply. tiv
For abducting Luck Cullison and to
'ldlng him prisoner" wo
I.azily Cass drawled a question. Gle
re you right sure Cullison amt at ext
me attending TO his buslnessT
HAS he come backY hin
Maybe so. I'm not Luck Cullison's
eper.' fas
Bucky thought he understood. In the
urn for the REIMBURSEMENT Cullison of
Il been released. Knowing Luck as all
did. it was hard for him to see rea
" pressure enough had been brought
bear TO move him swl
May use your 'phone?" he asked, and
Help yourself" the
)'Connor got the Circle c on long the
lance. Ii was the clear contralto a c
a woman that answered his "Hellow II
Is this Miss Cullison?' he asked. witt
most at once he added: "O'Connor ''
The rangers is speaking. I've heard Whi
If father is home again. Is that w.
eY N
n interval following during which on J
ranger officer was put into the role heaC
a listener. His occasional Yes ava
Yes punctuated the rapid muir hat
: that reached Fendrick. 81
resently Bucky asked question. 81
his way to town nowT" rlgh
gain the rapid murmur. Ing
III attend to that, Miss Cullison. hat
n in Hendricks room now. Make III
r mind easy" the
ncky hung up and turned to the the
pman. "Cullison Is headed for Buck
4 and his daughter is afraid he is n
he Warmth against Won. You and plain
( mustn't meet yet. Get out of y
and hunt cover in the hills for a 20
days. You know why better than IT
/" again
low can when Pm under arrestY N
rick Knocked. up.
cure not under arrest. Miss Gull
says her father has no charge to pene'
against you. So you can light ins .
: soon as you want to-" on
hich won't be in any hurry" ooulu
mt make any mistake. Luck -, -
ion is a dangerous man when he ubat
ised' 80
: sheepman looked at the ranger and
Opaque stony eyes. III Luck Mateo
on is looking for me he is liable rohbe,
Il me, and he won't have to 90 ala sh
he hills to hunt me either" tben ]
Ky understood perfectly. Ac- miyb,,
x TO the code of the frontier no down