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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1960)
0 I O rJoTUA5S Z' GOLDFARB WEARS SECH Al " BUT- ASLEEP -HE. STRETCHES " -""V I yMEANIN'27 T AN' THASS V&rt ' MOW 7 I A HEAW COAT, ITSQUINCWES) OUT TO HIS FULL, MAGNIFICENT A T GOLDFARBS WHARTH' 1 IJjSHFD WAS FOOLED " HIM DOWN TO MERELY 5 J V LENGTH "7 FEET " . -A l X. I HAIN T I3S TREASURE r HERE'S TH'SPOT.V 3 NATCHERLV NOT LET'S l(SAS'Mrr f BIN HERE. Y ""Tsj 3 PVS , T V ,-BUTTHAR'S ANVTHinGASVAIjOOBLE Jit Pl.' AVX i f V HOURS. WOWYiM BIN WAlTIKJ J ( HOW COME NO' 1 ' NOTHIN' VALOOBLE Jl AS WHUTEVER"IT"S, J V ( MOVE OVER, ) SPu. J W AN'WE HAINT , 7 I LONG U V FO' MAH V PI CKED SECH A J . , ( HERE ff-Z-&MUST BE BORIBO lf V SAL ,' V tHMX-ll DUG UP NOTHIN' ) VO' BOV T f MIZZUBLE V i 4" f BECUZ IT'S T r "A w I I7i i VAL-aUt.P-NO' KIN GO HOME I 1 SHUCKS.'.' -ALL " 7 Z OH, WE Kt Vt 1 v;, SOLPFARBS AWAY AH ; i f NOW, GAL. WORE DATE WILL BE J THE.T SEARCH, J ( WOULDN'T i -V' - tl fS " FUMT?CATCH (INTRO- V f I I NDEFINUTLV POSTPONED A V ' AN' WE DIDN'T J T SMTHET'' u r 1 ' BRIDGE. WE USED Y I DUCED ) ' U S MAINLV ON ACCOUNT VORE LATE ) FIND KIOTHIN V ' T GOLDFARB,HERE,AS ) VEM. J ; It ( BOV FRIEND FELL OFFA I VALOOBLE.'f 7 tfTY Jr'T'TVW A Y wV A MEASUREMENT -n r- U I V TH BRIDGE ,r.r J . V. -llwAJbllSvy . : C )flirV Kl' OL - Our Storu when prince valiant came at last -to his king, there was the dust of long travel on his cloak, new dents in his armor. "j have completed the grail quest; sire. ' "enter, sir valiant, ano sit here beside met said ARTHUR. THEN VAL TELLS OP HIS FINDINGS. OF HOW THE GRAIL IS A SVAASOL OF FAITH AND HOPE, AND THE KNIGHTS WHO TOOK THE GRAIL OL'EST SPREAD CHRISTIANITY BV THEIR EXAMPLE AND NOBLE DEEDS. AND HE TALKS RAPIDLY AND EARNESTLY WHILE THE KING SITS QUIETLX AND WHEN THE TALE IS PINISHSD, THE KING SPEAKS: S THERE SUCH A THING AS THE GRAIL ? THERE IS A TROUBLED LOOK IN VAL'S EYES AS HE ANSWERS, 'THERE IS NO GRAIL, SIRE " FOR HE CAN NOT LIE TO HIS KING. 1 i 1 . W?L nm ftPi mm mm THERE NEVER WAS fifiOOR TT EVER EXISTED, ' CONTINUES VAL IN A PUZZLED VOICE, 'YET THE LEGEND GROWS, AND MEN WILL SEE THE GRAIL AS LONG IS 'A7H LIVES. WHAT WILL YTW DO, SIRE . 'NOTHING, ANSWERS ARTHUR. "EVEN THOUGH THE QUEST THREATENS THE VERY EXISTENCE OR THE FELLOW SHIP OF TABLE ROUND, WE LEAVE IT TO A HIGHER POWER. SO VAL LEAVES HIS KING, AND HALF IN DREAD, HALF IN HOPE, TURNS HIS STEPS TO WHERE ALETA WAITS, ALL HIS FUTURE HAPPINESS IN HER SMALL HANDS. BUT CAN A MAN WHO HAS SPANKED A OUEEN EXPECT FORGIVENESS? -, . next week-Ihe lt$T.
