The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26
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glanced critically at the rifles OF his
two ecntcierateS The breeds wait.
ed patiently for him TO SPEAK.
where's Sindy,- he asked at last
They BEGAN to wonder II he had
Scaled them here just 60 ask about
Sindy. and for an instant they were
sulienly unresponSive. but the
heavy lines ON their masters face
soon treasured them. ~over Buck.
shot Dsns--tust where you sssid.-
Joe replied
~Of course Ruckshct took her
hack The Indians nodded. ''Ncli.
I'm going to let him keep her. I've
got a white sauaw now--ard soon
I'm going out with her--to the Out
side Hut there's things TO do first-
BIN has found the mine
The others nodded grav-iy. They
expected some such development
And Isili is a. blind as a mole
got caught In cabin fun OF green
wood smoke. He'll be able 20 see
again in a day or two. SO I sent
for you right away
The breeds nodded again. q trifie
!, lees phlegmaticslly. Perhaps p-te's
Eicam as the ptsrmigan sees in the
eyes OF the little weasel. icaplng
thru the snow.
The mines worth miliions-more
money than you can dream Of. Each
Of you get q sixth--one third divided
between you Youfl never get more
money for one nights work More
than you can spend. II you live .
hundred winters. But you agree
first TO these terms--or you won't
know where the mine is
-Me--I want n fourth Joe an
swvred suIleniy.
IAN right Turn around and so
home. I don't want you
IL was a bluff. but IL worked. Joe
came to terms at once. Teacher
Gus himself and expecting treach-
cry. Harold wisely decided that he
wouldn't divulgc the location Of the
mine. however. until all needed
work was done
As soon as we've finished what
i've planned. well tear down his
ciziru notices and put up our own.
then go down 10 the recorder and
record the cinirn.- Harold ven, on
Then it's ours. No one will ever
guess. No ons1l make any trouble
Joe's mind seemed to leap ahead
Of the story. and be had very
pe~tinent question. The white
squaw. Maybe she'll te.lF'
- Harold glared at him TIE man
inferred that he couldn't master his
swn woman. Didn't you hear me
say she was my squawr IN tend
to her. Eesites---ths way I've got
II planned. she won't know--as isaAt
shs won't understand Now astsn.
you two. and don't make any mis-
taxa. I've got To 70 back 70 the
cabin now--sry 10 be tnerc eefnre
they wake up. They're both tired
out from q hard experience ycstsr-
day-and. a. I told YOU. Bulls "a
blind az a gopher.
Both Of you are 10 como 10 the
cabin. Just about dark You'll tell
me you have been over Bald Peak
way and are hitting back toward
the Yuga village. Bring along q
quart OF booze - firewat.r - and
maybe two quarts would Dc o>uer'
Wen have supper. and you'd better
bring along somsthing IN your pock'
ct for yourselves- II will put The
ulri in a better mood. Ard now
you see what you've got TO dor"
Neither OF them answered Inc,
could guess-out they didnf con
-.
ceivs OF the real oriiiiancy OF the
plan
IF you cant. you're dummies
It's JUS, thts"-And Horolds iAcr
!. drew into an unloveiy smart some
Sine In the early evening give BIZ
what's coming 70 him"
DO him Off Joe asked so'-
idiy.
mowr He paused. and the two
breeds leaned toward Dim, waiunS
for the next word Iney we're
not phlegfnatie nov. Iney were I'M
bued with Harold's own passion.
and their dark. savage faces toto
the story. Their features were De-
ginning TO draw, even az ms: tneh
eyes were iurid sits above the nigh
check bones
Make II look Ike light Har-
cid went on Insult hin--bettsr
still. get In quarrel among your
selves heh zen you " smut W
and one OF you flame up at Nun
Then strike tho life oct or MIN De
fore he knows what hes ABOUT
He's blind and he can't light Then
20 back to my cabin and hihe out
NO food In cabin. Joe obJecied-
Get some from your
For moment Harold was hai'
f1ed- This was n singuiariy unfor@
tunate circumstances But he soon
saw the way out 80 You've u''ea