The Seaforth News, 1949-11-03, Page 6Pt
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WEST OF THE
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A Serial Story
by
JOSEPH LEWIS
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The story thus Car: firginla Ameh
crosses the w•11d, frontier West by tan and
stage In response to a letter frolu Phil
Lawrence, her Ilene,.. who left Washington
to make his fortune In Arizona, At Lam
ansa. Lt. .Jim IA edall investigatet, the
robbery of the stage on which she was
raiding and In which her Dame11 pia and a
money box far Steve Barron, Santa Hoene
gambling czar. were stolen, Be learns at
last that P1111 Lawrence, robbed and ehat-
ed by Barron, enl.ineerd the .robbery, but
he dons not tell {irghdu, Neither does he
tell Barron. but the gambler learns the
truth when he overhears Virginia discuss -
Ing Pili! with Lame Curr,,, dance -hall
girl In love with 1 irginn's Nonce• Barron,
himself in hoe with Lanya louvre with
the intention of killing Phil. Virgins fol-
lows, hopeful of getting to Phil In time to
warn him.
CHAPTER X.
No more than the allotted five
minutes elapsed before Virginia was
mounted on the spirited gray mare
which Jim Randall had loaned her.
The gray, eager to be off, took mine -
tug steps as Virginia held it in and
looked down at Lanya Correy.
The girl's dark eyes were fright-
ened. "It's a dangerous ride." she
said.
"I can't think of that," Virginia
told her. "Phil must be warned."
Lanya looked over her shoulder
and shivered. "I -I'll try to hold
him here," she said, and moved
away toward Steve Barron's place.
The great expanse of desert lay in
every direction, stark lonely, all
sand and cactus, red rocks and
bunch grass. A shimmering wave
of heat haze blurred the distant rim
to the south. Miles beyond the
haze lay Phil Lawrence's ranch
house. And perhaps danger.
Jim Randall's conunand had
marched south that morning. Apach-
es, Mrs. Warden had heard, had
swept up from the Pines and raided
and burned a ranch house within 10
miles of Santa Bonita.
But Virginia had no fear for her-
self as she rode, She could only
think of Phil's danger, of the deadly
threat of Steve Barron's voice.
After the long eight 'miles, she
saw the high red butte to the west
and swung the gray that way. Vir-
ginia felt relief under her breath-
Iessness. Phil's adobe house stood
near that butte.
She saw the dobe, white against
the green of the cottonwoods be -
bind it. The other ranch buildings
loomed gray and bleak near it. The
clatter of hoofs brought a figure
to the dobe's doorway, and from
afar Virginia knew k was Phil.
He cane running as she jerked
the gray to a stop amid a cloud
of sifting dust He caught her as
she slipped from the saddle.
"Phill" Virginia gasped.
There was a bristle of reddish
beard on his cheeks and chin. He
smiled thinly through it -the first
time that she had seen him senile.
"You look as though you had been
riding hard, Virginia. It's too hot
"Phil," she said breathlessly,
"Steve Barron -he has found out
about you!"
His smile fled. "About me?"
"That you are the one who has
been robbing the stages!"
"Ohl I see." His voice was in-
different. Then he was searching
her face. "And you know too," he
said•
"It makes no difference to me,
Phil. I. -I know you can justify
whatever you have done."
He reached out and gripped her
arm. "Thanks," he said. Then:
"He's coning here?
"Yes! Lanya thinks he means to
kill you!"
Sharply, "Lanya P'
She looked him squarely In the
eyes. "I know about her, too, Phil,"
"Yee," he murmured. "Yes, of
course."
"Phil, you roust leave here --at
once!"
He nodded slowly, There was n
calm hasteleesness about him that
reminded her of Jim Randall Oh,
he had changed! And the changed
way of him frightened her. She
tried to read his thoughts, but saw
only that his eyes were bright and
eager.
"You're going?" she demanded.
"Yes" came his slow answer.
"Yes, I'm going."
Virginia watched him as his nar-
rowed glance drifted out across the
desert. He edged his Zips with a
thin strange smile. Then his glance
came to her,
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. "I'll have to, see you back to
town," he said. "It's dangerous for
you to ride alone. I've seen Apache
signs about"
"I came through safely, Phil. I'll
get back all right."
He met her eyes, And said gently,
"I'll not forget what you did, Vir-
ginia."
Her impatience was uncontrolla-
ble. "Please, Phil-rfdel"
His glance drifted desertward
again, "He's coming, Virginia. It's
too late to turn tail and run -even
if I wanted to."
* * *
She turned quickly and looked out
across the bright desert. She saw
tardily what Phil had minutes ago
noted. A rider was bearing toward
the ranch, Her lips felt suddenly
dry and cold.
* *
"He's come alone," Phil said,
"It's all right, It had to be some-
time."
Virginia turned tortured eyes on
him• `Phil, you're eager for this,"
she said. "And I know what's in
your mind, Steve Barron stands be-
tween you and Lanya. That's what
you're thinking!"
The rider was very close. He
was slow -walking his big black
now. Phil's eles never left him.
"Virginia, go inside."
Despair swept over her. "Phil-"
She tried the only argument he
would listen to. "If you love that
"Go into the house," he ordered
again; his voice was harsh.- She
dared not disobey it.
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The Call of Isaiah, Isaiah 6:1-10.
Golden Text:- Also I heard the
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me. Isa, 6:8,
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go for us?" The two requirements
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keenly aware of the need of his
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Inc'. The man today who enters
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may be able to deliver thoughtful
cultural essays in fine style, but few
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HO Vic. C A N T?
By Anne Ashley
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same water. When tender, pierce
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Q. How can I remove insects
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Cover and set in warm place, free
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