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Angered by Brock's attentions to the , he picks a fight which ends indecisively when someone acts Ore to the halL Breck and his chief set out for the mountain station. Halfway, they are met by Sierra Slim, moss-bacmountaineer who Is also in the forest service. Brack learns from Sierra that tracking down Jim Cotter's murderer must be done cautiously. Cook, Breck and Sierra continue their accent of the mountains. They sight the Tlllsons, returning to their hideaway. Next day. Cook sends Breck and Sierra in one direction to repair the telephone line, while he takes another. Sierra tells Breck more about Louise Temple. "That kid's a thoroughbred." he says. He also believes that Art TUlson la not essentially "bad." but is the victim of circumstances. Breck is directed to go to Rock House Meadow, his permanent base. On his way, he is the target of a pistol shot from an unseen assailant. The bullet misses, but his frightened pack animals bolt and Breck foes In pursuit Finding a deserted cabin, he takes shelter from the rain. A moment later the three TUlaon brothers arrive and Breck hides in the cabin loft Brock hears the three discuss a plot against his Ufa. Waiting his chance, Breck surprises the brothers and holds them at the point of his gun. Jud, the oldest brother, offers a bribe if Breck will "make no trouble." Breck pretends to take the offer under consideration, lets the men go. Brack's duty is to take count at the annual cattle drive at Rock House Meadow. There he meets Louise Temple who is running her own cattle. Trapped in a narrow canyon before the onruthlng steers. Brock's quick action saves her from being trampled. He takes her to hia eabin over Art Tillson's protest. With nightfall. Louise, now recovered, leaves the eabin and makes her camp in the meadow. Later, Breck rides over to see if everything is aU right, finds Art TUlson who tries to pick a quarrel. Breck rides on and discovers a Urge herd of cattle being run out of the meadow before the count They belong to Jackson, cowman who represents all the ranchers In the cat-B- e "If a man makes trouble this year, his permit won t be granted for next That's your order." All right Cook." Breck cut off his connection and closed the tele phone box. He had called headquar ters to learn his exact authority for this day's work. Cook's answer was Ku-1- k devil," he answered. "But I've got to do it You know whafs happened here on this range; you know we've got to enforce every rule or quit tho job." Jackson looked beyond the drift fence to where a hundred steers still remained on the wrong side. The work of cutting out had stopped and other men were riding in. They halted off some distance, faces set plain enough. Turning from the instrument he looked off across the meadow. Dawn had scarcely broken through the night with only a faint gray over the eastern summit yet breakfast smoke drifted up from the camps, and wranglers were loping out to gather in the horses. Soon came a thunder of running hoofs as the animals raced down from the slopes snd were msde un willing prisoners in the corral. Other men approached afoot roped their mounts, ssddled snd trotted swsy. Sticks besting against tin pans echoed from camp to camp, and then the welcome call: 'Come and But none eyes fixed gloweringly. spoke, for Jackson was the appointed range boss, and all outfits must go by his word. Breck knew what might be done. He was alone against the lot They could easily stampede the whole drive past him and scatter them over the range. He saw sudden gestures among a few of the men, watched them draw together in heated talk, and knew they were arguing of that way. Yet if Jackson had the same thought he gave it little consideration, for next year would be another story. Grazing would be closed. get it!" Presently he mounted his horse Breck hurried through his own and without a word rode over to meal, feeling a keen excitement snd the group. Breck saw him shake eager to begin. By the time he had his head. In a moment the crowd run. dollars ahead when City. Man rumbled from the cowman. "By God! That wss better than I thought" He ended suddenly, squinted hard, then asked, "You mean you brought 'em back? Look here, Ranger, I've got a thousand head yonder In the meadow. My permit calls for eight hundred snd fifty. Somebody's figures has got to be wrong." "Not this year," Breck replied. "Don't blame me, Jackson, I'm fol- that's alL But - per-silte- tlmBsllwi d. The girl shrugged, meeting his eyes with s Bash of defiance. "Everybody gets by the Forest Serv- ice I" She did not mean to Insult It wss simply s statement of fact Inwardly Breck gasped. There was something of her defiance in his own voice when he answered. "Sort of a game up here, is it? Putting things over on the new ranger! " "Don't be foolish." 'Tin not; I'm dead serious. You must have received one of Cook's letters. Do you expect me to sit here and do nothing? A fine egg I'd be!" For one long moment Louise searched him, and he believed she ssw bis point But when It came her turn to go through the count she sent Palo, the Indian boy, to lit beside him on the top log. In the end he refused eighty of her steers and they were added to the grow ing band. By noon be had counted thousands. Bunches that had been passed were vanishing up the can yons toward their various ranges. Only a few more outfits remained behind the Rock House fence, and of these the greatest number wore the Tillson brand. They came up for count almost at the end of things. It was Jud who climbed up to check with him. Nei ther spoke ss the stream flowed by. Breck wondered if there would be some extras in this lot snd doubted it Thst didn't seem the Tillson wsy. Too small a matter for them. 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"Why did they do it?" he Thinning Lacquer. When using lacquer, never thin it with turpenOne thousand. He glanced at his tine, benzine or linseed oil. Even notebook, found the brand, checked a small trace of any of these liq the number. Then he faced Jud. uids will ruin it. Use a commer "Whafs tills? Your permit calls cial lacquer thinner instead. to- morrow I'm bound to go by the count" "Just how come," Jackson demanded slowly, "this sudden stick-ito rule?" "Too many rules being broken In these mountains, I suppose," Breck offered. "I'm new, but Cook's old in the gsme and be must know what he's about We have to start somewhere. As far as we can do it rules are going to be enforced to the letter." Jackson surveyed him specula- tlvely. "All of 'em?" "Yes." "Everywhere?" "In this forest" "And that takes in the Sulphur country?" "Along with the rest" "Well." laid Jackson flatly, "I don't believe it! You'll count us poor devils on our cattle, but when it comes to law enforcin' in other parts, that's another thing. They've got the money "There's no answer," Breck admitted, "except wait and see. You hsve my word for it snd if you don't know me, you do know Cook." Jackson nodded. "Cook wss s cowman once." He said do more, as if that statement carried a meaning n' 1 of brotherhood. "Then you'll admit he's right in following the limit rule?" Breck asked. "No!" Jackson exploded. "Some years there ain't enough feed on these meadows. Again there's too much. Take all you can get while what I iayl" you can get hat's "And in a short time hsve the mountains bare," Breck added, bringing up s lesson be had learned from Dad Cook. "What of it?" Jackson retorted. "Ain't no money in the cattle busi ness anyway!" "These mountains aren't only for cattle," Breck argued. "If you clean off the grass, what have the tour ists got?"-"Thell with them dudes!" Breck laughed through the smoke of his pipe- - "This forest is reserved for everybody, Jackson." For a time they smoked together. "So you're enforcin' the permit rule tomorrow?" Jackson asked. "I know it We figured that many but didn't bring 'em." Breck waved toward the band of outcasts, suddenly relieved. "Then you'll have to let that lot go in your range." "Sure," said Jud. "Sure they can if they want to." He climbed from the fence and strolled over to his horse. Breck ssw Jackson not far off "Not on yew credit" and beckoned to him. "I've got for your leftovers," he stated. caught up Kit from the pasture, the separated; one coming alone to the range cattlemen were already at their Job runway. He tied his horse snd when the man came. "Tillson Is of cutting out climbed to the top log. "I'm next" short" For a brief intervsl the old msn The groups grew steadily. Men The count went on. Most of the shouted. Cattle bellowed; the brown brands were within their limit only studied him with squinting eyes. mass began to mill, sending up a the larger ones running over. Those "Thanks. Might as well feed 'em to the coyotes in the first placet" pall of dust that hung in a breath- animals Breck turned back were He rode off to s group of his men. less sky. Sunrise struck it snd for pushed off to one side, where the "Well?" one moment turned the cloud to herd began to take size. Breck turned. Jud Tillson stored gold. In a hill between counts Louise Breck rode to where a short run- Temple rode her horse to the fence, up at him, half smiling. "Do they want to come?" way of logs broke the drift fence, halted snd surveyed him intently. "Seems not" tied Kit snd mounted the top bsr. From bis position his eyes were Jud csme up and seated himself Here he would make his count ss the level with hers, meeting them on the top bar, ssying quietly, 'I've bunches passed. His glance went scross the of s handkerchief. top got some cash in my pocket Rangover the riders, picking out young know what you're do er. Two thousand." He paused. "Do you his Tillson s stride chestnut Jackshe asked. Breck shook his head. "You had son, the range boss, sitting his horse ing?" Breck, (led to tee her, had my answer the other night" on a knoll and keeping an eye on but now turned serious. "If "What I wss ssying," Jud contin the work, and then the one he was smiled, you mean my job," he answered, ued, "I've got two thoussnd dollars for. really looking know exactly what I'm do that ain't working." He raised one She was in the middle of the drive, "yes, I arm, waving to Jackson. "Come cutting' out with the best of the ing." She Jerked down the handkerchief over here." punchers, rope swinging, falling The cowman rode up. "Whst is impatiently. Breck saw the despera deftly, only the smsllness of her tion her face. in mean "I don't It?" your her from the apart figure nursing "X been estimating that hangover men. With incressed wonder Breck job," aha said. "You've got your watched the movement of her blue rules and you've probably studied bunch," said Jud. "About two hun them. I mean do you know what dred. Are they for ssle?" horse; sudden lunges ahead, a wheel Grsy eyes looked out evenly. "Not to the right back again, following you're doing to these men? They turn their cattle back!" on your credit" every sharp turn of a cow that re- can't "Then why did they bring them "I'm talking cash." fused to lesve the herd. Through it asked. Breck aU here?" bad "How much?" "They effortless case. in sat all she "Any part or sU for ten dollars a It was more than an hour before warning." He had seen a form let Cook had sent out in the head." ter that of of bunches showed the any signs (TO BE CONTINUED) Then Jackson spring. It had said with emphasis: being completed. rode to the fence. "Well, Ranger," he said, "guess I'm set" "Ail right" Breck answered. "Let's go." He sprsng down, pushed back a pole that had blocked the runway, and Jackson came through. Together they climbed to the top log and sat side by side. Breck took out a notebook, reading Jackson's brsnd snd number. 850, From his pocket be drew a short pine stick snd mechsnicsl counter. Jackson wsved to his punchers and the first lot of snimsla moved to the fence. They bunched st the runwsy, heads down, holding back. A cowhand rode In, lashing the first ahead, and with the leader started, the rest followed through the nsrrow spsce between the logs. Breck counted rspidly, reached ten. passed the stick to Jackson. At the same time he pressed the mechanical trigger. In time he looked at his recording instrument Eighty showed there, mesning eight hundred, for he hsd pushed it only once every ten anicame. He held it mals. Eighty-fiv- e out to Jackson. The eld man's face He nodded. The cowman shrugged a pair of lean shoulders. "Maybe you know then eighty-seveI've been elected range boss for tightened. Eighty-six- ; this summer, snd so I speak for all Twenty over the limit Breck the outfits. You've started some- - leaped down and dragged the pole thin'." He delivered this statement across the runway. without anger, wholly matter-of-fac- t Slowly Jackson descended beside him. "There ain't any use taikin', Breck answered the same way, I suppose?" ' Deen concern In the man's face "Yes, and we're going to see it I moved Breck. 'Tin sorry ss the through." n. POULTRY PLAN" tht're Knmshaw bred RAMSHAW HATCHERIES lUT loath Slats Street Salt WNU it-t- BUSINESS TRAINING L ' Wire CHAPTER X Continued D Tar a Balanced Productive Boil, ata your local dealer or write SOIL-AIPRODUCTS CO. Box 1671. Salt Lake City, Utah P. 77S So. Ird West a C Documents in Public Record Office In London Take Up Miles of Shelves To Clean Aluminum. 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