The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 13

MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 BLTTHEV1LL! COURIER NEWS PAGE THIKTEEN OUR IOARDING HOUSE with Major HoopU OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William! yn-yn, I AROUSE AWAKS, AS A A RJR A 3OS gURSLAC YOO OMLY As CLALlS AND MUST ftlSHuV MORE MY THOSE 4 THAN A TEAM OP glSMOOTM coveeeo YOU'LL BE CUIET THE A5 HIDIKS- 'DO MEKl EVER. "63 THAT REALIZED THERE WAS feS WCWHN? FEMALE Television Tonight, Tomorrow WMCT Channel 5, WMCT Channel 5 Monday Night, Dec, 13 6:00 Evening Serenade 6:15 News Reporter 6:30 Tony Martin Show 6A5 News Reporter 7:00 Producer's Showcase "Dateline" 8:30 Robert Montgomery 9:30 Badge 714 10:00 Wrestling 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Parade or Stars 11:00 Tonight 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Dec. 14 6:50 Meditation 7:00 Today 7:25 Weather 7:55 Memphis Today 8:00 Today 8:25 Memphis TodftF 8:30 Today ExercSsea with Cathy 0:00 Ding Donj School 9:30 Storyland 9:45 Shopping at Home 10:00 Home ShoW 11:00 Betty White Show 11:30 Feather Your Nest 12:00 12:15 Farm News 12:30 Channel Five Club 1.00 3 Steps to Heaven 1:15 Charm with Cathy 1:30 Homemakers 2:00 Greatest Gilt 2:15 Golden Windows 2:30 One Man's Family 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 3:00 Hawkins Falli 3:15 First Love 3:30 World of Mr.

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Police here are on the lookout for a neat breaking into a rest- teurant and stealing $20, he fried himself some eggs then thoughtfully washed the dishes. At The End of Your When Aches Pains and winter make you feel ai the end of your Try Bob's Gypsy Rub Liniment Business and Personal CHRISTMAS CARDS Name Fersonalhed or Plain HALLMARK CARDS 10 for 29c, up Unusual Gift Wraps- Party Favors. Special Low Pricel. SAMUEL F. NORRIS Outfitters- Printers "Across From City Hill" WESTBROOK IRRIGATION CO.

and Service For IRECO IRRIGATION SYSTEM FAIRBANKS MORSE GARDNER DENVER MARLOW PUMPS WISCONSIN CHRYSLER WILLYS ENGINES 22s NO. ist. ST. Estimates Free PH XXIX TTIRBY laughed. "Of an crazy things the craziest is to own a ghost town." Daggett huddled his chin in coat collar.

Greg eased the icar over the rough road. He was to hear his own voice ideclare, "Put it on a paying 'basis." 1 "But you've been saying there nothing to turn into money." "They haven't good soil," Greg conceded, "and no water. But they've got history, they've got romance. If people will read about it and go to the movies, Jwhy won't they come out here to the Old West actually come llo life?" I Daggett looked at Greg in- Uently. Something was happen- (ing to the young man.

I "Think of it!" Greg went on. cabins to stay in, gambling they want it. Girls in the old costumes in the dance hall, people decked out in cowboy outfits, bad men, a stagecoach to bring people from the train. Why, it (would have dude ranches beaten ia mile. Maybe on Saturday jnights we could stage a gun fight iin a gambling hall or a stage- icoach robbery.

I tell you it can't jmiss. American folklore come to jlife." Daggett wondered whether iGrcg was as unaware as he ap- 'peared to be of his inadvertent of the word "we." 1 Rupert spoke up. "Folklore. 'All the time your advertisements hammer about what is American. Why not show people? Why not a television show in Dead Man's Gulch after we have fixed it up?" We again.

The living eyes in Dafgctt's dead face blazed with excitement. Apparently, the thing was going to become a commu- enterprise. "You mean, get a 'television Greg asked "Well, however you work it," Rupert said. "You suggested I crew out blankly. work out a television program for Grain's Canned Cqrnbread." Greg could not do two things at the same time.

brought the car to a halt "You know, Rupert, maybe the dummy figure of a miner with a handlebar mustache. An old poster of Lillian Russell hung outside the opera house. There was a saloon with a brass rail, cuspidors, and sawdust on the floor. But the real triumph was the Last Chance Hotel which had been repaired, painted and furnished in the garish style of the period, with figured wallpaper, ilush hangings, beaded portiers, you've really got chairs decorated with knobs and Anyhow, I could find out." Greg felt rather sheepish. "Horace Grain is my stepfather.

I could put the idea up to him. Not that he would give much weight to anything that comes furbelows, marbletopped tables. The bedrooms upstairs were equipped with washbowls. Together they inspected the restaurant, which was equipped with long plank tables and benches and had a coal range from me "but" still, If the idea is i with a supply of fuel ready to use. Hannah took to it like a duck to water.

She had grown good enough we might get somewhere with it." "You're a dark horse if I ever saw one!" Daggett exclaimed. He thought how much he had up with orie. Kirby helped them unload the food from the trailer a ad while 0 Hannah set about cooking din- ind how much light it threw supper, Daggett reminded on the boy's uncertainty. Greg shrugged. The mention jthem; it was important to keep details and of Horace Grain took the bright- Kirby made up beds in the hotel, ness out of the sky, the adven- ture out of the expedition.

Nolh- I ing remained but a eccentric people Skyl HEN they had finished eat- ylarking ing, Kirby looked from tha Around the Country and Going oil lamp on the table to the pot- Down-Down-Down, York offices were while filied New i bellied stove and chuckled. Dag- with 1 gett was unaware of his amuse- Enlerprising Men who Looked ment. For once he was in a Ahead and were going Up-Up- Up. TIE snapped on the switch, rounded a bluff and, without warning, found himself in the very heart of Dead Man's Gulch. Set in a narrow valley shut in by ranges of mountains, it consisted of a single street with a dirt road, rickety boardwalks, Irame shacks, a half-dozen log cabins, a couple of false fronts and the Last Chance Hotel.

Daggett's deputy had accomplished a great deal. As a result of a thorough and painstaking garrulous mood, pouring out reminiscences, getting more and more wrought up. Greg pushed back his chair. "That's all for tonight," he said authoritatively. He spoke so rarely that they were startled into attention.

"What time for breakfast, Hannah?" "I'ii have it by 7:30," promised. Kirby groaned. "There is DO such hour." Raggett, who could not manage Ihe stairs, was soon settled in a room Greg had fixed for him on the first floor of the hotel. There was a glint of humor in search, he had given the town Daggett's eyes. "You know, the a certain ghostly life.

Daggett pushed his nose flat against the window of the barbershop. There was an old bar- ber'i chair, an authentic old mug and IB tht chik evolution of Gregory Seaver if progressing at top speed. I am looking forward to the meeting between you and your stepfather. It should be "Co ahead, George! Ask him for my hand he yes, you can laugh and hint to him about a jobs" "Could you loan two bucks (or a JUtTWWfiOWONK- XlM MCKXO HER TO THE NOWAAN 1 NOBWN LOOK XT THS SPOKTS CAR THAT JUST STOPPED, MOULD A CERTAIN LOOK WHO 1 PARTY STILL BC SHE IN IT-YOUNS MU.MOSEY- IN WOULD. SMS, i NCI HE'S WJT1N4 FOR A vi RY NICE BECAUSE OF PRE-CHRISTMAS WAYNE WOTHEUM.

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