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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRLS C2) urgently needed to share apt
T1th aa7 r.3tan, other sr; nv ssetion ss5 each
WANTED-Refined, congenial young WON.
an between y and 35 to share furnished
SAY h 6
sSi Sia s sth "sin 81. Ne, Apt. 1-wt share o lse
eha age or SGrkv snse woman all Drv
BEDROOM and sitting room, suitable
tired of one room, but unable to fiod
apartment; limited kitchen PRIVILEGES; no
other roomers; small family; $50. Box
ATTRRAeTf1TvsE sR. f1s APT. for three single lq girls;
nicely furnished, kitchen privileges: $3.50
a week each. 64oo 9TH st, NV. eE. 1871
CONVENIENTLY CO. I'VE lei 1a located 3 downtown; Lgs
oig s2sh st kb 1v Ap c9 o0as
2s:s5; $40 a month Cali Mi. 1755. ga
1871 P ST. N.W-2-bedrm. apt, newly
redecorated' s@5 per week; open l to s.
soIs NO: CAPITOL sr..Liying, bedsm
c0mbinasion PVT kinteAhnenette utilities in
efSqas GSUsuAI rs SHARE Re af7s aPT opDor for men
or couple; new apt. bldg. unlim: phone;
$40 each. 212 oakwood st. Sc. ia. 1924.
APARTMENT VACANCY for i or stu
$37;50. 1853 Fairmont st. NV, co.
ARLINGTON girls, or couple; to share
lovely home, completely furn.; conv.
2oUSe i5ofSe sAcHEIoR sa hal to share attractive
per mo: Phone RA. s3I7 or RE. as47,
or see Sunday afternoon 571s 1st st: 81. NV
BACHELOR SUITE, attractively furnished,
LYING rm pvt eath f-oDf phone ex
to 5:30 pm tor appt. to inspect. $50 mo,
Il, AVE: + F.; District Heishts. Nd.
sd slPe lPt pen en- RO not hHms E ss nsaF
STUDIO APT, in new home. Amer Univ.
Park; limited kitchen privileges; exclusive
$75: Wo. O24s.. ga
FURN.-l-rm. hskp. apt; for refined empl
sao no or esa3.n sGsps sys!yns sss b4.viT D oR'
ATTRs, CLEAN ''c -rm. anu apt. 5u' entire and
BUS a' 90 mn ah ss emDlosed e
adults only; $3.50 mo. 5o14 7th pI. NV.
Sunny, s., Ss4oi ATTRACTIVE SUITE for 2 M men
bath, comb din skitchenette: good transp.;
erySps aey oeIss ss5 .sr s
rakoMA 1sss eAfK. oaeRa 5os Flower 20 NV ave1ady
to share apt: with another lady; pvt. bed
sSS sds Ss s ' s55 mo- o' Cal sfser '?ont
Ar ARLING n GToN-Bunsalow, q large liv. 2m.
with couch and mattress, din. rm., bed;
om Dec suts "a e so Ap4 hsa ahd s5 81 wat
Care more important than coin. Box
GENTLEMAN will share his nicely fur
nished 3-r. apt. with ] or gentlemen;
AZ. l1oo 25th st. NV. $40, one; $50 two
FURNISHED BASEMENT APT. for settled
man and wife in. exchange for house,
iisiss TPffa nsssS5eeIfs eessgeisur De AVE- fs
beautifully furn. apt: gentle lady will
share with two refined young women: $50
each OR 5473 WI Boz 97-v, Star.
sssre sos fS an swe o psq men mo to
Genial atmosphere. Cali HAD AD. I 1881 .siter
z BEDROOMS. kitchen, bath, private en-
trance 1913 Kansas ave. NV GE. 1854.
Suitable for employed. S115.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedroom apt; with 2
others, S35. 1921 3rd ST. ne. CO. $50.
1923 IOWA AVE. N.w.-First floor, gen
tile home; 3 rooms rooms private bath: clean;
able Immediately; only to employed couple;
no, children, no pets, no wild parties.
KAYWoop Sa1 NA wv GARDENs-wm exchange
no pvt. home. Apply Box IA T, star.-25l
set. inclosed back porch, end a.; $50.
7si 7si MAS Mass. .'s AVE. e. NE rooms every
two; enpl. couple; sos.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

PRIVATE ROOM for one man; good trans
portation; home-cooEed meals. ia. 9796
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peopl,
with care: tray service, private home
practical nurse in attendance. AT. 9443
HALF BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 iStt
st. nw;-Beautiful 3rd-hoor front twir
room, blond mahogany furniture, semipvt
IIssSe isth faHs5s 81: S%'@L.rse double room
foh EIpEkIY rERsoN-rtrst floor, ad.
7 lsa77 10th 81. 4 NV W. ine.r Dupont Circle,
hrss zir svsa6s aGSPls 1Ytabs ptt couple triple fol
kao2R as sFRSss fs III Hg g,fs4 spr,ns
Md-Seyeral vacancies; single and double
VII VIII s4sS afvE 81 BeasD esas and care for sRie
Nth dsS room ktehen and Laundry privilege;
l31 EUCLID sT. N.W.-Men 'V or women;
So Sonthsrn hs9 cooking; avail. Monday. Call
iiol 18th N.w.-Man to share large able.
room, pvt. bath. with another man; share
room for lady with another lady; good
sosa G ST. N.WMvacancy for young wy man
Goyt. EMPLOYED preferred; excel meals;
sMs, s. ~ %14H r. BOARD for girls or 8 coy.
sses 5 " sfh h' se ST. fS sshs "H Dec SlSp
large corner front, . beds; warm, clean
home; excel, meals; restricted, GE. O6sa
4514 sth ST. Nw-Lge. living rm, join
ing double sleeping porch; 2 double beds;
DurSsr iSts5ls for cRcfH nE sssS several for
young women in exclusive guest house; we
are famous for our delicious food and
sTsesns svs lent ISGyfs 6E s7ss sD1sslNs s0ls Ma
1SSS sSs 1s 5 ss1bs Ssd 2a eGss S5
share room for boy; constant hot water,
1877 BELMONT RD. N.w.-Lovely triple
rm., nicely furn.; clean. warm, quiet house
delicious meals, laundry privls., maid serv-
ice daily; S45 ca, mo. MI. 9435. -23
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds; single room;
meals through Sunday; nr. transp.: $50
double, S55 single. 2O1O Wyoming ave. W.
CREsTvIEw CLUB. $500 10th st. nv
Spaces to share for men: double rooms:
students welcome; excellent meals and
1887 GALIATIN ST. N.w.-Iwo young
ladies to share pvt. rm;, with bath with
another young lady: avail. December l; 2
meals and Sun. dinner: laundry and home
privils., unlim. phone; good transp.; S47; so
per mo. rs
WIDOW. not fussy. would like room and
board in private family. Box S7-V, Star.
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ROOMS FURN.-kerthsos,, tce.,. /,

ROOMS FURN.-Nerthsost. teens.D
COLORED-4O11 GAULT PL. NE,-Largs
room, suitable for couple or 2 girls; conv.
CoLoREDGFURNIsHED RIM. for married
couple. / 100 Morse st. ne. AT, 9sio.
COLORED-LGE. RM. for couple. home
ceoLoREDUcHooyUPLE or TWO refined per-
sons to share home: all privileges. TW
CoLoRED-NIcELY FURNISHED rm. for
soEoRE69iaos 1Se Nj ri Sns AVE E. tGes
Large rm. for refined, quiet employed
sPlfsoi qas osEEe sE1s rem for sM nan. AT; S4s5. -
ployed couple: all privileges; S1e per wk
619 l4th st. ne, FIR. 60e3.
in respectable home. Call AT. 1856 OF
coLokEDStujNGsuAL OPPORTUNITY
Bachelor. has two large, bright rooms in
modern home; will rent to refined, intelli-
gent persons; all privileges. KinSman
CoLoKED-4aae GRANT ST. N.E.-Fur.
nished room near bath for refined married
couple or employed girls. Victor 544O'
COLORED STUDENTS. we have a nice
place for 3 and the price is right, $3.50
each per week. Call LU. 4294. 706
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ROOMS WANTED,

CAPITOL HILL-cultured settled couple
TS0R s X pT b0ms HOME Il s ssSs Employed sao
Close s in. Box lI6-vs Star.
GOVT. CLERK, middle-aged man, desire:
eP eG0m nesr Mn 5ahhns o s5 &s'e mo rsned
STUDENT, 80 desires warm, quiet room
sity and reasonable. Box 169-V, Star.
WARM. nicely furnished. downtown, by re
fined gentleman; permanent. Box 173-V
LADY DESIRES ROOM in apt, on or within
blk. Of Conn. ave. above Calvert st. Bo,
PkAciTfsc4L sssl NURSE, on night duty, desire.
By sS SENATOR'S SECRETARY. room witt
p1jyate I4so pI bath r or small apartment ao
EMPLOYED LADY. non -drinker, desire.
cheerful, quiet room, NV. SECTION sect o prefer-sd
nen Or nTSS TWo Saa unturnshed sh in ssa by
YoUNG Govt sclENTfsT cancer re.
bring wife; need room With Kitchen privi.
chevy Chase or silver Spring area. Sunday
sss sso5 ans9 by fFsEf EEfco vi vi
RfEiF1NED LADY, employed. desires attr
Slusle rooHl, INV. seCtloH, 0ou. box -I--V
WOMAN, settled good habits wishes room
In Christian home; would consider light
duties Box 2l9-V, Star.
COLORED WOMAN. with child wants priv.
l!eged room or share apt. NO 2064.
WANTED-Dec. LIST, by gentleman, semitic
furn. room, strictly private: tub bath;
sloss dewntoyna, Box las.y. Star; -.
breakfast and laundry privileges; conv
sY ntSS EMPLoYGp EMF Hz sn youns s'ae Woman
Hskps room or apt. in quiet, refined home
Wash; residential or Arlington. Boz
WANT SPARE ATTIC ROOM, $40 monthly
fTas YouSc Gpsf RAb1o Boy WOMAN SMSy 81 star
wishes private room in shared apartment
Dec. J.: DI. 5000 until pm
CULTURED WOMAN wants large house
kseping room. near neg r, bath, NV. pref By
SINGLE MAN desires small inexpensive
room or sleeping porch. Maryland suburb:
preferred, furnished or unfurnished. have
excellent references, do not drink or smoke
Box 137-V, Star.
COLoRED-e GIRLS desires studio room
with home privileges. 1-room apt, or will
share apartment. Call all day Sunday
CO. 6236
Evening star., 1947-11-23
APARTMENTS uhFURhIsnEp.

ENTIRE 2nd and Bird floors. detached
house: rooms. kitchen. bath tel. and
all utils. included; S12O month 1904
Lawrence st. ne. MI, 6537. Sat, Al
pm. Sunday 1913 pm. 23'
JEWISH HOME. working couple preferred
utilities free. 501 Decatur st. NV; $50;
close to bus.
furn. rms. with semipvt. bath; $65 mo,
not including gas and cleo; for 3 persons.
GL. 1851
PROFESSIONAL SUITE, downtown loca-
ton, living quarters and off1ce combined .
$100 monthly. Call CO. 29S0 weekdays
64S NEWTON PL. NV rms. kit and
open between 2 and o'clock
EDMONSTON. MD. - Unfurnished base
ment apt. private bedroom, st floor, share
bath, rfgr. and stove; clean; $50. WA.
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ROOMS UNFURNisHEp.

I14 18th ST. SCI room and kitchen,
unfurnished; employed couple. Lu. 5so5.
ROOMS FOR RENT. home private. Call
is REA ST. N.E.-Unfurnished room fer
BRIGHTWOOD, 1923 7th St nw-2 nice
single rooms for rent unfurnished; reason
able price GE. 1915.
1902 18th st. n.w.-Large unfurnished
room and inclosed porch for rent to. en-
ployed lady only; private home; $40 a mo.
LARGE, pleasant, unfurnished room, next
to bath, in new, modern. insulated brick
home; laundry facilities; bus service. 5939
N 10th I'd, Arl.. Va. CH. 6131: -23
COLORED-o5O7 18th ST. NV, Apt. g;
unfurnished large front room: decent en-
ployed persons; $40 wkiy. AD. 2l90.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

The address and rental price must
be included In advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less "a Star box number Is used, when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
APARIMEkTs SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. RIM. for bust couple
OF 2 ladies. with kit. privs. for breakfast;
no other roomer $50 q mo. CHEVY
CHASE VIEW. Md. OIL. 91S1.
LARGE LIv RM., bedrm., kit, gas range,
mi. from D. C. line; no children or
pets; $65 per mo. Call Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1947-11-23
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER wants rm. and boa I'd
and care for children, .46 yrs. Falls
EMPLoYED MoTHEER dsi desires s'ah; home for
self. 3-year-old daughter. and infant son
where children may receive daytime care.
Wo6Rk2NG' SH62S' MaoeSffHER, school child. need
room. board in or nearby Northwest wash
EnbHkLY lnsq Bez eA1aoLic a8SX fts Ia6Y of refinement
and good health desires room and board
in st. Stephen's Parish. Box 12s-V. STAR
Evening star., 1947-11-23
ROOMS EURN. on UNEURN.

COLORED-3546 11th ST. N.W-Fur,
nished and unfurnished room for rent
refer: couple. 23'
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED, elderly men boarders on farm
near ,Staunton, a real home, modern, S4u
RIM. AND BOARD for children, 3 yrs. old
and UP. in pvt. licensed home HI 4917.
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lDDLE-AGED COUPLE. no chill
e 3 or 4 room unfurnished apt.

NURSES, sisters. need furnished spatt-
ent, Walter Reed vicinity, up to $50
er mo- Sunday. IL to 3 pm, Ia. 2O32
Evening star., 1947-11-23

each; working girls, preferred; no drinking.
eo1s O ST. NV. cNear Dupont Circle
Large light room near bath; Ink. with
hot plate adults only; $40. MI. 1898 or
GooD downtown LOCATION, Thomas
Circle, 1923 Vermont ave. Apt. 71-2
empl persons: unlim. phone. DI. 9747.
Can be seen after II O'clock. s
5102 4th ST. N.W.-single furnished room
a 1859 SPRING RD. N.w.-L.rge, front.
twin-bed room; girls or students. oDU.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. closets. private
bath; Is min. downtown; use of telephone.
1850 1851 istR ST. N.w.-Large, comfortable.
clean sinsle room on bathroom A.; conv.
transp., tel. privils. Ss week. DE. 7641.
ee14 OBSERVATORY PL.-Private bath.
large studio twin beds. unlim. phone in
room; Glover Park bus; Sl4 wk. EN-, 1920.
CLEVELAND PARK-Furnished room. pri-
vate bath: S35 per mo- conven. transp.
EN-. 1854. -23
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., a2aa Morrison St
.w.--Deligbtful, conf rm. in pvt home;
$50 e bedsj: $40. sgle. Wo. 1911. -24
e31I CALVERT ST. NW.-Newly deco
rated, clean. warm room, inner springs,
optional AID. 64l5. "a
252I CONN. AVE. opposite shoreham-
Newly decorated. attractively furn., clean
accommodations for discriminating adults:
inner springs, ample closets and baths;
$3.50 up. AID. GALS. IA
Evening star., 1947-11-23

room, sink, grill, share cleo refgr.: 3
YOUNG GIRL WANTED to share apt. with
another girl; $50 mo Call LU. 4l4O after
pm. 642 E. Capitol st. -23
LARGE APARTMENT, 18th and Park rd.
pnsil !, April. s195 month Address BOX
sUNWART ESTATE. near Pentason-
Larse liv. rm.. fireplace, piano and library.
bedrms., 2 baths, dining rm, kit, break
fast @ rm Sl25; Christian adults only.
MARRIED COUPLE desired for apt, S12
gelatin st. NV; tel, gas. electricity free;
9R6oM coMPIETEIY HEier FuRR: M sna spt, avail.
able Immediately; adults: express buses;
$125 mo. ia. 1859, 50O3 7th st. NV.
CoLoRED-sMALL APT, empl. couple
only; all utils. furn., S625 HO 9O47.
1894 Hamlin st. ne
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[. and employed wife need
rivate bath, or room with
:, in Northwest section or
Iristians, nondrinkers. non-
NELSON'S, RA. 2b1S. 24@
IL MAN, Government en-
needs small furnished apart
room with bath. Box 1S7-V,
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ZzMYoF Revenge E.
i ck q NC O l.

lace. Buried those papers and books
as sure as you're born! Now we'll find
out what was so important! Where's
the cache, amigo!"
Juanita pointed west. "Come, show
you"
A mile would more than suffice, she
: figured, to delay these men for the time
Valdez wanted. Ten minutes Valdez
had requested. He had had much more
than that already.
Haskell did not follow Juanita.
Reckon I'll ride on to the Ma1on
place, Luke" he said. "The men will be
there with nobody to take charge"
"Yeah," Wallace agreed. "You and
Tim go on. I'll bring the papers and
things pronto. Keep everybody clear
of the Maxon place till get there. We
don't want to scare those two buzzards
away before we're ready to jump EN-"
Juanita did not worry about the two
ranchers who galloped away toward the
Maxon place. Michael Valdez must be
gone from the farm by now. Then she
glanced to the north as the sounds of
galloping hoofs reached her ears. She
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Bartle Shoots
Once Too Often

"Look !" he finally snapped. "I'l
send some men with you to find the
cache. I've got to get on to the Maxons.'
Isl, senor," Juanita answered placid
ly, but she was exulting in the memory
of what Ell Caballero Rojo had told her
Their work here, he had said, was done
She would be glad to get away from
the valley-and from Don Attero's
Cross. She wanted once again to ride
the lone trail, by the side of Michael
Valdez. Had not that blind man, his
father, at the Corpus Christi Mission
told her to follow her heart?
Russ Bartle had little appetite for
hard work. To put on horseshoes was
not to his liking. Bartle mopped the
sweat from his face and went to the
farmhouse to get Chef Maxon to finish
the job. But Maxon was not eager to
grasp the opportunity.
"Why didn't Clark help your" be
demanded. "You two acted like old
friends"
HE was in hurry" Bartle said.
Hes gone to town. And I'm not feel
ing so good. My heart. I'll give
you five dollars to finish the job for
me-"
Il don't want your money" snapped
Maxon. "T'd put four shoes on you for
nothing, if l could stand to look at your
ugly face"
Bartle looked his surprise. "Why,
what have l done to make you so
proddy at me?" he asked mildly.
"You fell right in with Clark, for
one thing" Maxon said defantly. "And
that rats about your kind, l reckon.
You also seemed to think that | ought
to go cunning for Ell Caballero Roio.
He's an outlaw, III admit, but I'm also
betting that worse men have lived in
the shelter of the law, pulling wool
over other peoples eyes,"
Bartle eyed Maxon sharply.
"Just what have you been hearing
since you've been here, anyhow" he
asked nervously.
Nothing much. Except about Ell
Caballero Rojo and the trouble he's
broken up wherever he's gone Some
men, they say, would never have met
Up with man-sized justice If he hadn't
'erved it out. Maybe he'll do as good |
JOB here-and it looks as if it's |
leeded."
The landowner did not speak. He
'aced the kitchen anxiously for q while.
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ReUiving the
Young fastener

The man in the scarlet mask merely
shrugged. "The sheriff might come. ;
he said. IF you're not a liar. Eut
doubt if he'll have much to do after
leave here. Get going"
Inside the kitchen, the first thing
Michael Valdez saw was the bleeding
man on the floor, and his eyes above
the scarlet neckerchief became Sits of
venom.
Fair fight" be squeezed between
his teeth. you, a Westerner who cut
his teeth on the butt of an old Colt
And probably the one this Fastener
shot with was his first six-gun."
He prodded Bartle with his own gun
He's still breathing" he growled
Bring him out of that sleep. Pronto
want witness to what I'm going to
say" "
Bartle started for the water bucket
hands trembling, knees weak.
That medicine chest in the WALTZ
snapped the man in the cabazlero
clothing.
The landowner dazedly swung open
the small door, Why, he thought furi-
ously, didn't Weber come? Or the SHEER.
i'll! Why didn't somebody come?
Michael Valdez nudged Bartle's thigh
with boot as the banker bent over
the wounded man with a medicine
bottle. Maxon gave no sign of return.
ing consciousness.
Get up, Bartle !" the red-masked
man growled. 81 hate to leave the how
that way, but this place is not the
healthiest resort l know of-for me-"
The landowner wondered if now bv
some miracle he was to gain a respite.
ITO BE CONTINUED |
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Advance in Milling

During the period of 1880 to 1890
he milling of wheat was almost
entirely transformed from the age
old process of grinding between
stones to the present-day steel roll
er process. The roller process re-
suits in a more complete separa-
ton of the starchy endosperm from
the fibrous bran. Thus it yields a
larger proportion of white flour
with more endosperm. About u
per cent of the weight of wheat is
obtained as white flour, the balance
is sold for stock feeding in the
'orm of bran, shorts or wheat offal.
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Michael Valdez, known As GEL Cabal-
lero Rojo," seeks the men responsible
for the murders Of his mother, tho par
ents Of his companion. Juanita, and the
father and brother of Straw Aldman. He
kills three men and needs only the
"boss" to gain complete revenge. Russ
Bartle, crooked banker, is actually the
man Valdez wants, but neither he nor
Juanita know who he Is. Juanita sees
the greedy criminal kill Chris Pringle
In cold blood and manages to capture
him, but Is unable to hold him. Clark
Weber, trying to snare Valdez, goes to
Bartle's office and finds discriminating
evidence against the man. Valdez breaks
IN and shoots Weber, carrying the books
away.
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4 Stall That
Fools Haskell

Luke Wallace was in the vanguard
of the ranchers riding the Deep Water
Valley trail. Close behind him rode
Pete Haskell and Tim Callan, and
bringing up the rear was long line
of cowmen that grew shorter as men
dropped out of the grim caravan in
pairs, heading across the valley, rous-
ing out tobacco men with pleas for
cooperation.
| "You think this here Ell Caballero
| Rojo deserves what he sure is going to
get?" asked Callan.
81 do-if he's in cahoots with Bar
tie, and if those books and papers tell
us anything. Otherwise"
"Hey! What's Luke bowling about?"
Both men spurred ahead.
The three veteran cowmen drew I'D
side by side, gaping at a strange sight
to be encountered on the range.
Full in the last of the moonlight be-
side towering tree, a Mexican peon
sat upon a sleek mount. The rider
appeared to be armless, because the
hands were tied behind the body. There
was a gag in the victims mouth, a
moose about the neck, and the end of
the rope was tied about the trunk of
the tree, after it had been passed over
q thick limb.
Haskell dropped from his own horse
anG went forward cautiously, in order
not to startle the standing mount. With
one slice of his jackknife he severed
the rope, close to the tree. In half a
minute the peon was thankfully free.
"Grdcias, senor," the Mexican NUT
tered with gratitude. "You have save
my life. say many prayers for you
when"
Never mind that now," Haskell in
terrupted. what happened to youW
Il am resting from hard riding"
Juanita said glibly. Il wake. l see
man who digs. l go to him. Maybe 1 |
am of help. He is very mad when he
see me. He do to me as you see when |
you come"
Wallace took charge of tn, situation.
"Who was this hombre?" he demanded.
Juanita shrugged. "Who knows? /
am worth maybe fortune if l can saw
who is behind the scarlet mask and
hidalgo garb of that man."
lei Caballero Rojo !" exclaimed Wal
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CHAPTER Xxx
Ranchers crowded around Wallace as
he hurst into the street

Ranchers crowded around Wallace a
be burst into the street.
Cali you men go to the valley,
ordered Wallace, "and roust out every
farmer! Bring them to Steve Ransom.
old place. We're throwing out rims
of guns that no sidewinder could wriggle
through. With Bartle and this Cabal
lero Rojo decorating tree limbs, where
we'll prove they belong, there'll be nc
more fence in Deep Water Valley!"
Michael Valdez did not ride north for
long. He headed east, intending to
enter the valley at spot that promised
straight cut to the Weber-Maxon
farm. But two miles out of Gold Creek
he checked Ell Cielo abruptly. Behind
him, so faint that even his keen ears
barely made it out, came the cry of a
mountain cat.
Valdez answered the call and waited.
Shortly Juanita rode up. There was a
strange look in her eyes.
II am delayed, senor," she said. "But
not for long. am accused of murder
done by the man we are looking for"
"Sheriff get your" Valdez asked
anxiously.
Isl. He was waiting with posse at
the Pringle farm"
"How did you get awayW
Juanita touched Pedro's neck. 1--WE
just ride, senior. But we must not 60
into the valley again. Not tonight. 1t
is SO nearly to daylight now, and"
Tonight" Valdez said firmly. "Now.
To the Fasteners farm. Bartle is
there. At dawn peace will be in this
valley again. All men will know who
killed and burned and tortured, and
when that man pays for that, the way
will be open for cowmen to buy legal
route to sweet water"
mo, senior !" Juanita implored, fright
n her voice. mot to the Fasteners
arm. The Pringle place-and the sher-
#, who waits for you-are too near.
And with the sheriff are do not know
low many possemen-"
Il ride, Juanita," Valdez said more !
irmly. "Cowmen in Gold Greek may |
lick up my sign and trail me. You
igure the time and distance. I want |
en- minutes in the Maxon house, sabe?
Zour job is to keep back anybody who
rails me-for ten minutes"
"Yo se," Juanita said resignedly. II
an do it without danger-if the trail
rs are cowmen. Then what, senor?"
'Then our job is finished and we ride
ut of here. We meet south of the
alley. You'll hear my call. Adios."
"But, senorw Juanita stopped him.
The fastener who knows we ride
,gether? We won't be safe again if
lis man knows that"
His tongue is stiff, Juanita. He
ade the same mistake twice."
His knees pressed the blue roam and
} vanished into the early morning
lrkness.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-11
History of Eston;,

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