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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 13

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1958 (ARK.) COURIER NEWS UR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooplt By J. R. Willlami Y6H-AN' WE KEEP IT FENCEP OUT OF RESPECT AN' THIS'N 15 A aov'MEKIT TEST PI-OT, I THINK--TO SEE HOW FEEC'Ll GKOVJ HEAH WHEN CATTLE EON'T KEEP IT ET Ate DO MORE FUM ABOUT THIS TABLEAU REMINDS ME OF A BL)M CM TOP OF A gOX CAR, JW, LflUSHlNlS SOV, YOU TRY 3 APPLY THE BODY 6LAW I LV3T TOUSUT YOU, AsID I'LL YOU 0UT LET'S DO THIS JUST STRIVE TO LIFT ME PART WAY YOUR HEAD AMD WATCH STICK THE TtJAlU ll COMES TO A SENTIMENT AMP BUSINESS SEI-lTLY. LAU6WIKSS PAGE THIRTEEN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ffllBl SWEET: HESE SlK BECOME IHOPEWE'EE NOT TOO COULP EXPLODE ANY TIME; OKAY, WIZA, SEE IP WE CAN RNP THOSE TWO) THAT CRA7Y KID, MELLO! TEOLIBL6 NOW ANP SHE'LL WINP UP BACK; IN THE JUN6LES OF VENUS MINUS HER. Courier News Classified Ad TRUSSES Spring or Elastic Abdominal Belts (irby Drug Stores Parts and Supplies for All Cars, Trucks and Tractors WHOLESALE Ml Nerth 4511 and 4512 OWN YOUR HOME! Some BuilcUrs Build Just Houses, But We Built You a Home! THREE beautiful Brick homes to choose from.

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Sell That Staff" Phone 2089 Office Bulk Plant Promised Land Massacre Mountains by FrankC.Robertson XXVI 7 AD BARNES was dozing, thihk- ing it must be about supper lime when the givl, Sally, his door. She brought in a 15- rear-old Indian boy, a runner from Tobey. The boy could not talk English plainly, but Zad understood his report: "Tobey say tell you he has girl. Now got her up in moun- A wide, wicked grin overspread Zad's face. He said, "Go back and tell Tobey to bring her here tonight, and to be careful." The boy grinned and departed Most of the men Zad had sent out had returned by dark.

One group reported on how the fugitives had stopped at the ranch for breakfast and token fresh horses TAey had followed the trail untf they knew there was no chance overtaking their quarry. They had brought back Jess Williams to give Zad a first-hand report One oJ the party was Herb Painter. Gabe Cox said. "Herb was in favor of chasing 'em all the way to Pangencet if necessary, tmt the rest of us thought we'd better turn hack." Zad allowed his smile to play bver the uneasy Painter for half a minute. "Herb always does his best," he said.

"The only trouble him is that when he has a job to do he goes to sleep. I think he needs more sleep, don't you verything you know," Zad said oldly. "Now you're going to ge' hat sleep, a long one." An expression horror contorted Painter's face as two Indians ed him away. pETE had moved camp abou' three miles on the other side of the road into an oakbrush hicket only 0 short distance from spring at which Barnes' cattle and sheep usually watered. It was a good hiding place, with an opportunity to keep watch, and he could bring his horses in to the spring in the darkness for water He had tied a red rag in a bush at the scene of his former camp in a manner that looked as if i' had merely caught there, but in side the rag was a note where he had gone.

Nate Was sun lo see it if he came back then looking for him, but there was on) boys?" "Aw, I'm all right," Painter muttered. "I didn't go to sleep last night. That feller sneaked up on me. I didn't have a chance." "You could have caught Wilkinson at the ranch the other nigh ii you hadn't been too lazy or too cowardly to ride on and take him," Zad said implacably. "You neve n.iish up any job 1 send you "1 wanted to go on today, bu "You wanted to go on to Pan IRcncct.

Once there you'd ha iftencct. unce men: yuu n.ivi:.\tuu.i turned on the rest of us and spilledlcouldn't speak. the remotest chance that anyon Ise would see it, or think it any hing but a rag from some squaw' ress if they did. About mid-aUernoon he saw flock of sheep trailing into th pring and recognized the herde Jess Williams. He was not a all surprised, and had half counte in this opportunity to contact th )id man.

He recognized the possibility Betrayal but it was a gamble elt it wise to take. When he rod lown to the spring Jess made lostile demonstration, but on th contrary seemed eager to see bin jut there was a tragic look on th old man's face. "I don't know how you here but I'm glad to see you," Je said' "I go' mighty bad news." "About Betty?" Pete felt like chunk of lead had lodged in throat. Until then he had force himself to believe that the be all right. Jess nodded, and his bcarde crinkled face contorted with o' vious gric'.

for moment dead?" Pete queried. 'Worse. Tobey has her." "In Two Rivers?" "Yes. But she's not there now. nd I didn't git a chance to tol- her." Pete swung off his horse.

Tetl what happened." "Ole Tobey worked a slick In- trick. Some of his bucks ught 3 couple kids huntin' a mile so Irom Pangeneet, but they let kid git away and took the her'n to the hills. Of course hen the kid got back every man town got on a horse and went ter the Injuns. While they were one Tobey and a couple bucks ipped into town, or mebbe was Ireacly hidin' there, and took etty. The Injuns turned the kid icy took loose, and that was all icy was to it." "You say you saw Betty?" "Yes, I did.

I was down there ast night after Zad got word obey had her. Zad had sent word 0 Tobey to bring her in, and they lowed up about midnight. That njun was proud as a peacock. Zad ad a long talk with Betty, then icy took her away. I didn't have chance to do nothin', so 1 come ack up here hopin 1 you fellows ivould be ba-k when you found he was gonr DEEPLY Pete regretted the softness which had caused him to et Zad Barnes live when he had he power to kill him.

It would jever, he told himself, happen again if he should ever get within gun range of Barnes. "You've no idea where Tobey take her?" he asked help- essly. Look at this country." With a sweep of his arm Jess indicated the vnstness of the wilderness around them. "Most of his country no white man has ever seen, but Tobey knows every foot of it." 'There should be a way to find her," Pete said desperately. "Them other squaws will abuse Betty scandalous, and they won't dare give her a chance to kill herself.

Tobey may not be back to Two Rivers for months, and Betty never will." Continued) TS ALWAYS 6QOD EVENIMG! CUSTOMARY THIS WAY, PLEASE' ID SLIPlHf 1 HEAD WAITER. I'M AFRWD I'LL HAVE TO RETURN THIS.SIR--- IT MIGHT PUT ME IM A INCOME TAX "One of those worthlasi of getting romantic about Win Lloyd, mott valuable worker we've Copr. 1051 b. NEA S.r.lo. Inc.

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HIM. DID HE HNJE HELPERS? AMYONE HE S6WT WTO THE- INTERIOR. WITH SUPPLIES? Wt. JORDOM LWE SHOW WANE STA.TIOM TILL POLICE PIMP MEANWHILE IS TRMLED TO THE MJPRESS OF KEHLER'S BO9H! COME SUN-UB I RECKON WE'LL BE HO, ON OUR UP 1 NO! TH' MISSOURI WELL.THAT'S NOT ITS JUST HIS MUCH TO GO QUAINT WAY BUT WHAT'S THIS TOM-TDMS IM "YOU WON'T 1 TH' SKY lO COME BACK 1 STUFF? WAUGH! I TALK! YOU 6OUPRJVERMANY BV'N' BV YOU SEE UMnjS HEAR TOM-TOMS t-OWIOU. SEE MEDICINE, MEBBE TALXUM BIS 6PIRIT OF BJBBLIN' THIS HEVER PAILS I T' HECKLE SVLVESTER WHILST HE'S SNOOZlN' ON HIS PARK.

BENCH vx's 1 60VO.OO Tonite, Tomorrow WMCT, Memphis. Channel 5 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JULY 15 8:00 I Married Joan 6:30 Music Hall 7:00 TV Theatre 8:00 Boxing 8:45 News Weekly 9:00 Ben Hecht 9:30 News Reporter 9:45 Tonight in Sports 9:55 Weather 10:00 Big Town 10:30 Rocky King 11:00 News 11:05 Rocket Squad 11:35 Industry On Parade 1:50 News 12:00 Sign Off THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1953 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 7:55 News 8:00 Ding Dong School 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:00 Shopping At Home 9:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Secrets of Glamour 10:15 LOTC of Lite 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Christopher 11:00 Storyland 11:15 Guiding Light Garry Moore 12:00 Meditation 12:10 News 12:20 Farm News 12:30 Home Makers Program 1:00 Break the Bank 1:30 Welcome Travelers 2:00 On Your Account 2:30 Ladies Choice 3:00 Atom Squad 3:15 Gabby Hayes 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Berl Olswanger 4:30 Wild Bill HickoK 5:00 Flicker Comics 5:15 News 5:25 Weatherman 5:30 Eddy Arnold 5:45 News Caravan 6:00 Best of Groucho 6:30 TV Theatre 7:00 Dragnet 7:30 Theatre 8:00 Martin Kane 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:00 My Little Margie 9:30 News Reporter 9:45 Tonight in Sports 9:55 Weather 10:00 Playhouse of Stars 10:30 Arthur Murray 11:00 News 11:05 Indusrty On Parade 11:20 Quick As A Flash 11:50 News 12:00 Sign Off RADIATOR WORK Boiled Out Repaired Flo Tested Re-cored ALL WORK Guaranteed Grovers Body Radiator Shop Cl. Are. KILL JOHNSON GRASS Sodium Chlorate, pure! fine treated for drj application. per IM A.

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