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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 19M BtTTHEVILLH COURIER PAGE NINE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major HoopU OUT OUR WAY By J. R. ME VOU'RE MOT COMC HERE (3UICK ANP SEE IF He HIPIN6 SOME BACK TMEC6J I TOOK i COULD TUGM IM AS UIK.C (PC Ato OF MPT Vf lcH SETA'S WHY GET GRAY Television Tonight, Tomorrow Channel 5, WHBQ Channel 13 WMCT Channel 5 Monday Night. Dec. 21 Evening Serenade 6:15 News Reporter 6:30 Tony Martin Show 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 Caesar's Hour 8:00 Edward Arnold Presents 8:30 Robert Montgomery 9:30 Badge 714 10:00 Wrestling 10:30 News 10:40 Weatherman 10:45 Parade of Start 11:00 Tonight 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Dec.

6:50 Meditation 7:00 Today 7:25 Weather 7:20 Today 7:55 Memphis Today 8:00 Today 8:25 Memphis Today 8:30 Today 8:55 Exercises with Cathy Dlnij Dong 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 News Farm News 12:30 TV Movie Matinee 1:00 3 Steps to Heaven 1:15 Charm with Cathy 1:30 Homemakers Program 2:00 Greatest Gift 2:15 Golden Windows 2:30 One Man's Family 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 3:00 Hawkins 3:15 First Love 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 3:45 Modern Romances 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Captain Video 5:10 Interesting Person 5:20 Mr. Blngle 5:25 Weatherman 5:30 Adventure Time 6:00 Evening Serenade 6:15 News Reporter 6:30 Dinah Shore 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 Milton Berle 8'00 Fireside Theatre 8:30 Circle Theatre 9:00 Truth or Consequences 9:30 The Falcon 10:00 Married Joan 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Clete Roberts 11:00 Tonight 12:00 Sign Off WHBQ Channel 13 Monday Niffhl. Dec. 21 6:00 Hnrtoontlmtj 6:15 Weather 6:20 News 6:25 Do You Know Wh 6:30 Doug EdwnrcJs 6-A5 Perry Como 7:00 Sfrns Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts I Love Lucy 8:30 Ltherace 9:00 Studio Weather 10:05 News 10:15 Lnte Show Tuesday, Dec.

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61 South Phone PO. 2-2860 PICKARD'S GROCERY MARKET I Fresh Oysters Country Hams Pure Country Sorghum Fruit Cake Ingredients Fruit Cakes Nationally Advertised Fancy Groceries 2-2043 Call In DC Come In 1044 Chick 1954, Edmomls Prim copjrigM. Stmnfarf he THK STORY! AlHianl Ihr Grn- nralh II to KO tip the Colorado "Irrr from tw iiKcd lo koop Arixona from brfttK pnptured In 'he War He- ITTCCH thr Stated. Cniitnla Crolch dorn not job ut hnnllnK rinm. Job to take in the ijolil fltrld-.

board In n.Trlolifr Burkp. Imlrr mnii, irlio honnlcd the ni ihc snmc time tke rlflrs were loaded. rv iTVroW the major was trimming his cigar. He Ivnew Crotch (thoroughly, had not jumped at scheme without thought and made up his mind carefully 'Where to begin his persuasion. "In your he spoke eoberly, "how important is this gold strike?" Crotch withdrew the nugget from his pocket, placed it in the officer's hand.

Last trip down jtrom La Paz a drunk had tossed it onto the texas it merely to hear sash glass tinkle! The major nodded. "I've seen the same thing before. A miner passed through Yuma carrying as much as he could pack. And he had shoveled it from the gravel in three weeks!" "That's where the army made its mistake. Instead of pulling out the few hundred dragoons we had in Arizona they should have sent more to force peace on the Apaches." "And the Confederates," Murphy said quietly.

"I'll tell you this, though. A courier has reached me from General Carlton. We've cleaned the country all the way to the Rio Grande. But there is still going to be a fight When Jefferson Davis rcal- the true worth of the Colorado, they're coming back in force. And already lower Arizona's sympathies are definitely with the Confederates." The major and commenced pacing the floor.

"The bureaucrats in Washington will also recognize the gold fields of Arizona, and finally establish an independent territory. Some sort of government will have to be set up in the North, possibly at Fort Whipple. Until they act. we've got to hold what we have." He took a turn about the room, began again. "Lieutenant Lane has my orders to establish a company of volunteers at La Paz.

These men must have guns to hold the country against the Apaches. In of a Confederate attack they are the only ones we can depend on. We've got to hold the placer fields until Washington makes up its mind. And you must deliver my Spring- fields!" "There are larger Jamison and his Navigation Company. I have officers who may refuse," Crotch said thoughtfully.

"And you force me to say things I would rather not speak," the major murmured and turned his hands hopelessly. "Where you came from you had the reputation of being a tough stubborn, rawhided man when you believe you are right. Jamison's seldom on the same side with you. He's primarily a buccaneer, a man who means to squeeze the last drop of blood from this river. Possibly he doesn't care for me because, in a way, I represent law." "You put the matter bluntly." "I'm speaking now as your friend.

I tell you that Jamison. Maddix and company are out to lay you by the heels. Never give them a chance, Crotch. Never let yourself be caught off guard." Crotch felt response to Murphy, a sober realization of his duty. "Your mining machinery will go through to La Pail" Crotch descended the stairway, knowing the full weight that Murphy hid hoisted upon his shoulders.

Men would be killed because at his part in this business. He turned his head toward barroom, catching Radclifl staring into the mirror. INTUITIVELY be had the feeling Burke was tied up with his cargo, was waiting here In the Gila House because this had been the place of his appointment with Major Murphy. Belaire, the miner whom Dreyfus had backed down in the river, was also drinking at the mahogany counter, but be favored Crotch only with aloofness. So far ai Crotch could tell, these two.

Burke and Belaire, hadn't been scheming together. He looked directly into Burke'i face and said roughly: "You were unfriendly to a lady. Don't you know any better?" The man's entire body stiffened. He had deep-set eye sockets with shaggy brows. Eye.

sa black as tar, and as the tenseness in them gradually ran out, Crotch had the impression Burke amused at him. "Do you think it's necessary to remind a gentleman of his manners?" "A gentleman, no. But what are you? You knew her, and knew your name." BURKE was appraising Crotch for his values. It was clear the captain was pressing this issue, was asking for trouble. in the Gilt House were seasoned frontiersmen, who knew Crotch, and they were spreading out to make room for what was shaping up.

His kind made worthy adversaries, and Burke was sorely tempted to try him. The challenge ran deep in Burke, pulling at his nerve centers and tensing his muscles. Yet he held back because he had use for Crotch. A man couldn't kill simply for anger's sake: not a Southern man who had joined the organization to which Burke belonged Such a man must put personal desircf behind him. "Come, Captain! I never fight.

I don't know the woman." By BILL WALKER YimTWK H'PrrcHtR VOO IN5WREPYER CAMERA WITH W. WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY kin Phono S-4JN SHOPPERS SPECIALS! FRESH HEN EGGS (Not 3 -Ifl Pullets) doz. I Apples Oranges $2.49 5 Ib. bag 29c APPLES 490 Pink Meat Grapefruit 6 for 25c Xmai Candy Ib. 25c Grapefruit 8 Ib.

bag 39c Type Tree Stand 98c ALL TOYS REDUCED Select your tree from the largest of Xmaj trees In town. We alao have Bilver trees. Open Til' 10 p.m. Nightly Blytheville Curb Market 130 East Main EXPERT WATER REPAIR Hubbard Hardware Ph.ne Z-ZIIS RADIATOR WORK Boiled Out Repaired Flo Tested Re-cored ALL WORK GUARANTEED GROVER'S RADIATOR WORKS Ml Cl Are. We'ro building snow man in the freezer so tw won't melt "That pipe the boys got you for you tike to take it back and eet one that better?" PROMISE YOU'LL KEEP OUB SECRET TILL I SET BACK.

FLORABEL HAS TO BE THE FIRST TO KNOW.WJD I'LL HAVETOTELUHEK. VES.VOU'RE aVINS TO NEWVOWONTHESA.tt. THIS ISVOIK HUSBAND, iARS.NORWAN. I HAD TO PHONE TO TELL YOU I'M aWG TO NEW PLANE.NOU'RE TO SEE VOKK IN THE MORNING. 6E BACK IN TWO RESATOINS THAT 6RIDSE lk JENNV, ONE BIS HELLO.

DAD. UP PRETTY LATE MZEN'T YOU7 TCSCT HE WITS US TO 810 ON. SIT DOWN WHILE I BRIEF YOU. How could it take so lono to coma And yet by so fast And yet one thinij still puzzles me, How that the Day la past: I reckon in another day The folks will take It The all are put away. Our Christmas $rows I REPRESENT THS OUITE AWVIOU6 TO HAVE HIS WHOLE- REMOP- EL6P.

I HAFF ONLY I SOUR F6W G6PMW AMD MY PLEASC BE BRITISH ACCENT; SSWEO. WE 5HOULP 6ET ALON6 PR. A MR. 70 SEE SOU. HE DOESNT AMICE INCOME.

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