The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 31, 1949, Page 7

hi —— ernor was given virtual Communist control is. CALL IT A*MYSTERY! LOOK WHAT A LIFE! KILLING TIME 1S : AT THAT MOTOR- SAILER 2 THE PERFEC: A ID GIVE <OME Pi ag RS THE PERFECT LMOST AS MUCH TREASURE TO TH SLAND Wi ; FUN AS KILLING KNOW WHO : E JUST LEFT! TIME, EH, YOU, DR’ BLOAT. pocTOR BioAT |} irs Just ANOTHER. “WILL KILL?” a ’ - AND "WILL KILL” “/)" ic AND TO THEM! REALLY ARE! ‘A IT EVER You Z > ING METER. 7 : Y BEST WISHES FORA ~ [ cgicts ee (EAI | BANG UP NEW YEAR, ial / R PUNISHMENT, “BRONCHO CHARLIE” MILLER. who is celebrating his 100th birthday, enterteine Fred Ferron (center), 8. and Russell Messer, 4. with a story of the old west during ceremeny i “ 5 - Chlbéven's Fund. “Broncho Charlie“, who reports that he is the sole surviving Pony rider Uhuetretes his story with a stagecoach model he carved himself. During the ceremony he told of hie eumeth: ences during pioneer days. of storied people he says he knew—including “Buffalo BUT” Cody, —e George A. Custer and Will Rogers—and of Incian fights. By LYNN WESTLAND Chapter 12 ores fone panes as for; didn’t hit the tral’. Said he'd “TF that’s th . 1 feel about | Wha ose things s' for. And he's got gras for them I A apahdi dhe oh ad 5 S, hata That was. what he had wanted} They're on the 64” ___ it, go right ahead,” Zachary) of the Gun, of Saralee. A fine|, Zachary sat down suddenly > ~ invited. He went on brutally.|place, a beautiful wife. Above all| legs seemed toc ak to held — — WHERE S I HOPED “How about your brother Tom? things else. Zachary aspired to be up. are wa WGHT TAKE YOU PLACES TONIGHT Do you know what he’s been|@cclairned a Successful man, to be| he hat been TRINKETS, HAS BUT IT WILL <P SO WE CQULD WISH THE WoRLD A. doing these last few tonths? 1] Tespeeted,'looked' up to. Now he|ever high a f * 2 yi was getting only the shadow, not| under control. Then « new # WIPE'OUT THE PLANE AND’ don't suppose you do. You knew} Was 8e°ung or ea pe ehedow eel struck hie. that he was getting pretty wild, , 4 | Hine have vou cuceed unm many| Work and planning of years had Valse had threatened te SD | hold-ups he ha. had a hand in—|been brought crashing about his) him be him “te | or murders? In case you jhave Cote. # one ae fr guessed, it’s all true enough. He dismounted heavily, leaving) jue or it. and b a thet He saw her cheeks blanch, but|his horse standing, knowing that 4 some of his crew would find it and| ‘* Must be gone throwsh with Gm went on mercilessly. F schedule. It was the samenth: “T’'ve kept my mouth shut about cary ite) it, and tramped into the he reflected, as signing El | what I’ve discovered,” he went r death warrant on. “I didn't want my future} Rudd knocked at the door, then] Zachary shivered, ¥ come brother-in-law to hang. If he's toj¢ame on in. For a moment after|scious that his foreman Tad left be in the family, I'll still feel the] the foreman had entered, Zachary|the house. A new th came same way about it. But if not—|Was too absorbed in his owNn|/to him, and he returned to Bl why should I care? It's up to}thoughts to notice the bleakness| chair, thinking herd. : in Rudd’s face. Then Rudd's voice| The stage was all set for metas. fora her dis-|DTought him up sharply tranke, aan oa Sara ked at him, her dis-|" . : wa i rophe, but a clev an might | Bataee en strong in her| “There’s the devil to pay,” he/ still work it ao that the ty | face. Sh s seeing him clearly }S4id. i would pass him by, and Si me. The mask was ‘What's wrong now?” Zachary| work out as he hed o- | | for the | che sw that h vas| demanded, aware of the temper) planned. It would reqs | ie at ae part of the| in the foreman's words. Ferent mathe, aibeoean truth. Her half confessed fears}. “Huff and Marsh juss got back|ments, now that Marsh a 4 about Tom were confirmed now. }@ little while ago,” Rudd said, and| were des bat he had the amtrus | Only if he had done such things, | Zachary saw ‘the was. watch-|ments at hand, ready to wat, it had been, ot]: indirect-| ing him sharply, as if-to see what} Not Rudd and his crew te @ ; ly, under Za ’s tutelage. effect the. ap! tly casual state-| pinch. he could use th ae P era is | elite Zeokaty enapgedpparicuiar job Rudd hat f i « ‘ae Th ss % ell??? a sn. e articul, ~ AND LAST BUT I KILLED THOUSANDS “ T RESCUED SCORES Wiig) | artns'ivach-sope for Tom?" | "Wats o funny about that” with, = bilee ead lag hese GON’ ; x were ¥ woul NOT LEAST, SIR OF' DRAGONS, SLEW < OF WINSOME WENCHES/ Hopelessness came into het! norse'Rudd said. slowly, Tied | such methods, nor woud Ie j | vi COMPAN . eb = eyes. She s h dreadful} 2° - wos So danas eaneerre) A ee ee iD MARNeal, Sie Oakey, | eres, She sa. ne Mi Grete [onta aang Bet ie | Serta sae ee a if | in one way or the other, of killing] ¢ Migs hs ths aind ike co Sek WAS SiR LANCELOT : I COMEST NOW TO THE | , i Valse if he could not drive him| ‘21d: 10 DIInY Worgt soo,” he| not hesitate, He rode off, Mam LOOSELEAF, SIR GALAHAD ( | out of the country. That poster} went on. “He said that Marsh|toward town. But once git i { do it. He had stacked the cards|_ but it seems that Huff's bullet|Swung in a nearly oppe { against Tom, and he was unbeat- | hit Marsh, and Valse downed| tion, heading back | able in this game. Her shoulders} tug He told me he was sendin’| tant blue of the would be all that he required to} tried to drygulch him. Then Huff|sight of any prying tee Se degee 4 - j sagged. = them back on one horse. Marsh| Tougher country | veyond the i “If that's what you want,” she/had killed his cayuse, so he took | 64 <? agreed. .. [the other one.” There were still Indians beck Zachary’s mouth opened, but no|in here. Everyone knew thet, of bite exultation was all gone out| words came out. He had the pic-|though not many people knew of Zachary by the time he} ture of what had happened prett; where to find them But finding reached the G again. He had/ well in his mind, but the shoc! them was no trouble for Zachary; ' won, but at what a cost! Deep|of it left him numb. Rudd con- it was easy if you knew how. down, he knew that he had al-| tinued to pile it on. Now there was 2 tight emile on ways envied Trib Valse, not so] “We'd turned the longhorns out, | his face as he rode much for his ability to get things'same as you ordered, But Valse (Ze be continued)