Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26
friday friday, March 2s, Isa

de- i've gor no AIM
ar Blackwell. I'm hungry - 1901 ~
NY business get to II. Bur rem you
lily whatever you say min 'etnembe,
In you" oe used ss,s
ON uo I'm tell you any dog-s0,.,
you want to know. Yon SUaso d
ct peat I'm plumb wore ou, ~ sot
man can't stand everything
&C. Sit down. There's
waiting for you at clune' sOO vs DIM
err get through" When
y. !" ms story was that he had g..
re inc street a letter thar had 'Ound
x tentiy been dropped. II Voc nadR
= OF the Cattleman's NationaI - 9''s
II notified him that $4,000 w SaaA
shipped to him by the W 4 yds %
company on the night Of tbe "a. -sFs
Blackwell resolved 10 bora 'OOoe
IT, He hung around the Office u ~
! manager and the guard arrived I.
n the train, made his raid uno NO. '
I locked the door, and throw 'Su NE
mask. He Owed with the sa, c6S
me nearest alley, and came fs
face with the stranger whom bay 'a's
learned to be Fendr,ck nc st
Fendrick. who had hoard ..
ing of the men locked in tbe ~.
Office stopped the robber I'm, 'I p
well broke away and ran domS
alley. The sheepman forowo@
caught him. After another sans
convict again hammered hlnso,.,
but left behind the hand satcbs
tanning the spoils. Fendriet H..
later explained to Blackweln ~
cord to the handle of the bog
dropped it down the chute Of
dry in such a way that if conld
be drawn up. Then he hurriad !.
to the express office and released
prisoners. After the excitemant
subsidized. he had returned for :,
money and hid it. The original ro1,
did not know where.
Blackwell's second n1eeting NIT.
sheepman had been almost as stor,r.
as the first. Cass had run into n
Jack of Hearts in time to save tbs M
of his enemy. The two men recoq,J
each other and entered into conns
to abduct Cullison, for his sb,r
which the older man was pss Al.
thousand dollars.
Both men asked the same ousra
a. h. kn e.
Where Is the money You g6nn
the raid on the w. & S oficeY"
Don't know. I've been at FeDdrh
ever since to tell me. Hes got it sal
ed somewhere. You're fixing to u
me behind the bars. and he's the ma
that really stole it."
From this they could not shake hu
Fendrick, riding on Mesa Verde, ne
young Bob Cullison. and before
NEW what had happened found an
brown on him.
Don't you move" the boy wsra
What does this tommvrot r~s
he sheepman demanded angrib
1T means that you are comingN
With me to the ranch. That's via,
leans."
"What for?"
Never you mind what for
"Oh, go to Mexico" Cass flung m
npatiently. "Tlsnk we're in w
'ol moving-picture play. you blans
Jung idiot? Put up that gun"
Shrilly Bob retorted. He was excfs
ough to be dangerous. "Don'tw
t the wrong idea. I'm going
axe this stick. You'll turn and
OK with me to the Circle c. Your
lnted for the W. & S. express ns
~. Blackwell has confessed"
1ass sat immovable as the sphinx
was thinking that he might as well
e the charge now as any tine More
ar, he had reasons for wanting TO
1t the Circle C. They had to DC
d tall. slim girl who never looked
him without scorn in her dark, fash
eyes.
All right. I'll go back with you, N
under gun. | won't stand I -
gun-play capture"
ouii have to stand for 1t"
endrick's face set. "Will 1? II IN
to you. then. Let's see you mai III
ting there with his gaze steadI III
he boy, Cass had Bob at a disf III
age. Ii the sheep owner had tna IL
reak away Into the chaparral H III
have blazed away at him, buth III
not shoot man looking at DID liz
cynical, amused eyes. He couR lie.
rstand the point Of view OF d. III
rsary. If Fendrick rode into us III
e Q under compulsion of gun III
hands of boy he would De'e III
the end of the laugh on him. III
0 put up his big blue gun relu' III
'. Never before had ii oea II
I'd on human being. and II va III
ench to give up the thought ii
ing In the enemy as prisona ii
lie saw he could not pull i Oh III
y turned toward the Circle u II
e was seated on the porch Sc" III
She rose in surprise when ns III