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I THE KANSAS CITY STAR, MONDAY. 'APRIL 30, 1951. 25 PINEY By Zachary Ball. (Copyright by Kelly R. Masters.) (Continued from The Star this morning.) Chapter XII-(Continued).

ND three more A Doff "Yeah," reminded the man him. said. The crowd was getting excited, pushing in now until Dave had to keep them back so Piney would have room to throw. But they were silent when he stepped up for his third again threw the balls rapidly, one after the other, and with the same result. The crowd cheered.

The concession man's good humor slipped for a moment but caught it up and said, "Well! Well! And another winner! Good throwing, young man. Now here's a right over here wants to A bull-shouldered man with a wide flat face took a step forward and said in a heavy voice, "Nobody wants to throw but this chap, mister. So let him the "Well-yeah. Sure." "Now a cat, mister," Doff said. 'And give him three more The concession man handed over a cat and gave Piney three more balls.

He wasn't jolly now. This time, when Piney threw, snatched his first throw into bottles, toppling two of them His second shot took third one and he had one ball The crowd roared. Well!" Doff said above noise. young man seems to be getting warmed When the concession man handed Piney three more balls another cat he called somewoman in the next, concession, speaking in words understandable only her. She disappeared from booth.

his arms filled with three barker dogs had and two handed cats and Piney the just another cat when a man. smoking cigar and plainly not a local man, pushed and said in a loud voice. "Here. Let me try that once." "Yes. sir, mister! Yes, sir!" concession said, and handed him three balls.

"Try your luck! Try your luck! Three bottles off and you win he-e-utiful 'And three throws free!" Doff called as he moved away with Dave and Piney. he to them. "Raining cats Dave said. "Where did you learn to throw like that, don't know." Piney flushed. "I've always done of "Say.

pin a squirrel's toenails to a hickory limb with chunkin' rock any time!" said proudly. Looking back now. they saw the crowd had moved from concession, well dressed man and the barker were both looking after them. When they got to the garage Dave's car was all ready Piney walked all around looking it over. then leaned to admire the instrument, panel.

"'You like it. Piney?" Dave asked him. yes. sir!" serviceable Dave said. "But I'll probably it a trading off when I where I'm going.

Folks do most of their traveling by boat down in The garageman came out and handed Dave a bill for the rework. Dave gave him some money and he went back inside get change. Doff said. "Say. Dave, where it you're going to live in gong to A little place the brink of the Atchafalaya swamp.

settlement called Moss Bayou." 'You don't say! Well, you're makin' that sound home to It was the mechanic. He was grinning broadly as he held Dave's change to him. "Me, I was borned a shantyboat at Moss Bayou. went on. "My pappy was something of a trapper in them lived all over the old Atchafalaya when I was a kid.

sir! Borned right there at Moss Bayou, I "Gosh, I'd sure enough like go Doff said. "Trapis really some fun. What they trap there?" the mechanic said of That's right." Dave said. "Yeah. I'd sure like to go there." Doff said.

"It must be place to see! The mechanic laughed. "Not much to see at Moss Bayou. Fact is. it ain't big enough to hardly see at all for all the woods around it. Ain't that right, Dave grinned and nodded.

Piney happened to turn around then and Spang was standnearby listening to the talk. The mechanic saw him and said. "Yeah. Spang, you want your clevis. Spang nodded shortly, ran his over Dave and turned and followed the mechanic to the gaWhen the mechanic brought him the clevis.

Spang for it, then swuns. around said to the "Git fer wagon. two! We're ahittin' out "ter and stepped off the curb and crossed street. his head under its slouch hat riding his spindly neck indifferently. the man we live Doff told Dave.

Dave nodded and turned to Piney. thanks a lot for dog. Piney, he said. and the plaster collie out at TODAY'S BIRTHDAY. Queen Juniana was born April 30, 1909, at The Hague as Juliana Louise Emma Marie Wilhelmina of Orange-Nassau.

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He was nipped by dog. Bartock says it's the first settlement under his new law. Earl her arm's length and tilted his head to admire it. Doff said, "Here, Dave. Take a cat too." "No, no! You fellows make somebody else happy with those.

This is plenty. And thanks. This fellow will be good company for me." Piney said, "Name him CotCarnival, tony do that! And I'll remember the fun we had together, boys. I surely will." Piney noticed how quiet Dave's holding the dog. He hantzedethis the first time since they met him that those brown hands had been wasn't a nervous person exactly, his hands were just active, busy with something everyheynpoth shook hands with him, told him goodby and watched him get into his car and drive away.

"Golly, but he's a swell guy," Doff said. "Yeah, he certainly is." "I wonder what kind of business he's in. He didn't look like a farmer exactly, but he knew about Louisiana strawberries, a all right." "'He knew about trapping too," Piney said. "Maybe he's a trapper." "Oh, boy!" "Come on," Piney said. "'We'd better for the wagon." They got to the lot behind Hollaman's ptorant just as Spang was swinging mules around to follow Jug's wagon out into the street.

"Y'all near-'bout had yoreselves a fur piece of a walk," he said crossly as they climbed into the tail end of the wagon. They carefully put their prizes, three cats and two dogs, on some gunny sacks to prothe wagon. "Etta turned the tect them the jolting, of seat and eyed collection. They were out of town and on the road home when Doff noticed that she was still sitting with her neck twisted, staring at the ornaments. He nudged Piney, got up and picked up all three of the cats and held them out to Etta.

Her eyes moved up to his face then her tight mouth twisted into a slow uncertain smile and reddened out hands, and shaking! took visibly, the cats, gathering them carefully into her arms. With her eyes still on Doff, her lips loosened as though she wanted to say something then they to quiver and she them again and turned away from him. And she rode with the three plaster cats clutched to here bony breast, never taking eyes off them all the way home. It was dark before the boys got chores done and went into "the kitchen for the cold snack Etta had put out for them. When they had eaten they went to their room, happy and weary, and fell into bed.

After a few minutes, Piney said, "Did you see how she smiled when you gave her the cats? She made you a real smile. It was a thing to see, wasn't it?" But Doff was sound asleep. Chapter XIII. Snaps are the undersized cotton bolls that are late in opening or do not open at all and have to be snapped open to get the meager tuft of low -grade cotton. Only Piney and Doff had been sent to the field to do the snap picking.

Doff was up the slope, dragging his sack behind him, arched against the afternoon sky, and Piney was running some, rows near the timber line along the branch. Spang had come to the field to check on them, and was standing not far from where Piney was picking, reared back on his heels with his forearms cradled in the bib of his overfalls. Piney straightened up to ease his back for a moment and saw a man coming down the field toward them. He was a tall and well-dressed man, but of such thin build that his trousers flapped grotesquely about his legs as he walked. When he came up, Spang glanced indifferently and without a word of greeting, went on watching Piney at his picking.

man brought himself to halt, pulled out a handkerchief patted his long red face and said. "Spang Mauley?" Spang nodded and said, "Yurp," without looking at him. "My name is Boles. Attor. He held out a card.

Spang glanced at it without taking it, shifted his cud and spat on a cotton stalk. Then he gave his tobacco a hard squeeze with his jaw muscles and said, "Yeah?" "I came out to ask you a few questions regarding the status of a certain boy you have Piney heard that much before he moved on down his row. The men began to talk in low tones but heard Spang say, "No. T'other one." Then they both glanced toward Piney and turned and walked down along the edge of the timber, stopping some yards away. Piney was suddenly, terribly frightened.

He knew somehow that the man had come about Doff, and that it was something bad. He didn't know how he knew. he just did. The row he was working bent with the timber line just a few yards ahead. When he passed that thrust of fetterbush he would be out of Spang and the stranger.

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