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REACHfD THE HUT, THE YOUNG
HUNTER WAS DELIRIOUS.
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By Walt
By Carl
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By Harold Gray
By Gene
TELL NASTY I'M
LE.TO LEAVE. 6Y60NE5 6E.
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IN A HOUR. AN JHAK
By lidLrar Rice
IN HIS LUCID MOMENTS HE TOLD
HOW HE HAD BEEN FORCED TO
ACCOMPANY HIS STEP-FATHER MAN
ZEN, ON HIS IVORY HUNT ...
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Oregon, Friday, April 18, 1947
Disney
Anderson
'The
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GAME...
MEET HIM 1 OKAY
HANDS.' JIM.'
Burrouphs
WHEN VOU RECOVER, I WILL
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GUIDE YOU ON YOUR WAY HOME,
THE APE-MAN PROMISED.
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Xs Fool ... His Ladv Fair"
Sweet Armistice!
Far-Reaching Action
QuT AT
that moment,
on the other
side of the
wrld, sinister
events were
taking place
which were
to change
HIS PLANS.
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By Cameron Dockery
Chapter 9
"You know, Irskine, I could
n't pretend I was glad to see
you come walking in here two
days ago, but now I'm begin
ning to wonder if it wasn't s
bit of luck for the Hardys."
I hope so, sir." Good luck
he added mentally.
Mr. Hardy felt better the next
morning; he came outside and
sat in the sun in a chair Linda
had arranged for him. Jeff
brought the gelding around
from the stable and put him
through his paces. Hardy knew
nothing about horses but his ar
tist's'eye could appreciate the
well-knit structure, symmetry
and grace of the animal. Linda,
who could ride, made friends
with the gelding, running her
sensitive fingers along'his gleam
ing neck.
What are you going to call
him, Jeff?"
"I hadn't thought. What
would you suggest?"
"It should be dignified to go
with his fine breeding, yet short
and easy to say?"
"Well?"
She studied the gelding's face,
staring into his liquid brown
eyes and fondling his muzzle
gently. "Why not Star Chief
tain? This is a perfect star on
his forehead, and his father was
registered as Desert Chief
tain" He grinned down at her.
"Star it is then, Linda."
She glanced up quickly at the
sound of her given name. Un
consciously they had fallen in
to the informality of first names,
and it seemed to amuse her.
When it became too hot for
Mr. Hardy they helped him in
side and he sat by the window
sketching the different types of
cactus to be seen from the
house. Jeff returned to the
back, helping Pacheco lay the
'dobe bricks. During a breath
ing spell he told Linda what
had happened in town. Her
eyes burned with indignation.
"I wouldn't wait too long be
fore finding out something defi
nite, Jeff. Your arrival home
must have been a blow Coul
ter may try and stall you along
until he puts over his deal, what
ever it is."
"I wonder if his deal con
cerns the Gentrys in any way?"
Her mouth grew thin. "It
wouldn't surprise me at all."
"Well, I met one member of
the tribe; she seemed pretty at
tractive." He told her about his
meeting with Monica and im
mediately regretted it.
"I knew she was up to some
thing!" Linda exclaimed. "She
spent all afternoon parading up
and down the road in that sta
tion wagon!"
Jeff stared in amazement.
"You mean she got that flat tire
on purpose?"
"Well, what made it flat? I'll
bet it wasn't a nail or a spike!
She probably drove over a
tough piece of saguaro . . . was
n't that it?" '
His dark brows drew togeth
er. "It was a cactus thorn, but
I don't see " 1
"Oh, don't be so naive!"
Linda turned crimson and
marched around the side of the
house.
After luncheon and table con
versation which deftly skirted
the topic of the Gentrys, Jeff
saddled Star and road into Mc
Cloud. He hitched the gelding
to the . rail before Coulter's of
fice and went inside. Coulter
was alone, slumped In his swi
vel chair, his feet on his desk
and a half-smoked slogie be
tween his flaccid lips. His gray
Stetson was tilted back on his
head. At sight of Jeff he push-
it back even further.
"Didn't expect to see you this
soon, Irskine."
"Got time for that talk now? '
Jeff said abruptly.
Guess so. Jes' wait until I
attend to somethin' in back
here." He left the room for a
minute, then returned. "Now,
what's eatin' your, Irskine?"
"You know what it is. What's
the idea of renting my proper
ty'" "Youi property?"
"That's what I said."
"Listen, I'll admit the house
is yours but the land ain't."
"You're crazy, Coulter. My
Dad bought that land from
Zeke Carston."
Room and Board
LOOKUT JUDGE t DELIA
GIVE ME A BOX OF SUPER.
BSR.LOON BUBBLE GUM
WIT' AN ATOMIC POP--
' WAIT'LL YUH HEAfc.
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COWB PER. LAYIN'
BACK. YER. HAIP.
Ntwtftaturif
"Can you prove it?"
"Yes, I think I can."
"How?"
"Never mind I'll produce
the necessary papers when the.
time comes."
Coulter's eyes grew steely.
"Naturally if you can prove
your ownership all legal I've
got no quarrel with you. But,
I don't believe you can! I
bought that land from the State
Land Commission last year."
This was a new angle; Jeff
stiffened. "What do you mean? '
"When we got word in Mc
Cloud that you'd been killed
last year naturally we looked
around your place for a will
or some legal papers to find
out if you had any kin. Wo
couldn't find nothin'; the bank
here had no account of yours;
there were no records at the
town hall showin' you owned
that land."
"Perhaps because the page
had been torn out and a new
one inserted."
"What did you say?" Coul
ter's gray irises hardened. ,
"Never mind, get on with
your story it's so interesting.
Coulter paused suspiciously
then continued. " 'Course when
we found you had no title your
property was put up for sale an'
I bought it."
His entire story was such
pure fabrication that Jeff al
most laughed. "Evidently, Coul
ter, you haven't heard of GI
rights. You weren't notified of
ficially that I was dead; you
based all your actions on a mis
taken rumor."
"Makes no difference seem' "
as how you never owned the
land anyway."
"I own the land and what's
more I can prove it."
"Listen son," Coulter drawl
ed, "I don't want no trouble
with a returned soldier boy . .
I'm prepared to offer you a fair
price for your house, say $500. '
Jeff's lip curled. "Why not
make it $360? that would cov
er the rent you've collected
from the Hardys. There's one
thing you can do, Coulter, show
me the receipt from the state
for your purchase of my prop
erty." "It's in my safe deposit box. '
"Oh yeah?"
"Are you doubtin1 my word?''
"Doubt is the wrong expres
sion, Coulter, I'm calling you a
damned liar."
Coulter's boots hit the floor
with a thud. He stood up and
came around the desk to face
Jeff. The veins at his temple
were congested and throbbing,
his fists were clenched until
the knuckles shown white . . ,
(To be continued)
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