davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08
DR (;ft EEti.*:E!;m6Qzz7ed
[%'ssgg Ill., ~ g. LOREMH CARLETON 1. IN
w EAsn
EY ID ErE rnL ,ll
ZOREN3 CHRLETON

white face caused him to stop ard
eNclaim. What's the matter with
you ?"
Il don't like trouble on board"
Don't be silly. It's exciting. You
know they've had a No Visitors
rule while we've been in port. It's
been a difficult procedure to 80
ashore, too. And I'd swear i was
followed this afternoon when ! did
get off. l went into all the water
front dives and the same guy
trailed me into everyone of them"
He grinned rs he turned back TO
look down the side of the ship. I'VE
probably have either fifth columists
or thieves on board"
Thieves ?" echoed the girl in a
faltering voice.
Restwick Carncs stated. THE
creme of crime in some line or they
wouldn't be putting bunch of in
veStigatorS on board. Golly. but il
takes lot of expert wiggling and
prOdding to get one of these babies
back to pier" He had been watch
ing the maneuvcrs beneath them.
but now he turned again to his wife
and exclaimed, Come on over.
Maybe" he added with Joyful an
ticipation, someone will fall splank
on his face in the ocean. Come on
over" he repeated. and made his
invitation imperative by reaching
out and pulling her over beside him.
Still she did not lean over the
railing as Rusty was doing. She re-
manned upright. even bending
backward a bit. All the same. she
had a view of the activity dctain-
ing their sailing. Undeniably the
men were important. Clothed in
somber colors, their actions were
equally serious. There was an as
suredness about them that drew
attention. Although they must have
felt the scrutiny Of dozens of pas
sengers, they never once glanced
up.
They simply stood. untalkative
and practically EotionIcss, while
waiting for the captain TO coerce
his vessel into an obliging position
alongside the pier. An ominous hild-
die. those men. thought Paige and.
Tor some unacCountable reason.
shivercd.
They're opening up the loading
DOORS"
Rusty's remark brought Paige
nearer She peercd over his shout
der and watched small wooden
planking being fitted from the
wharf into that opening In the low
or regions of the boat. Still the men
we're not permitted aboard until a
ships officer had demanded their
legal papers and given them a thor
ough examination.
Restwick Carnes' voice held dis.
II still wish they had
tried TO jump 1t or come up a rope
ladder We'd have had some real
action"
The girl shook her dark head and
managed to make little clucking
noise OF grandmotherly chastise. |
ment. Poor lad. You must have leu |
Il thwartcd childhood. You should
have seen more custarS pic come.
dies"
Her raillery brought no response.
The procedure that had held them
up suddenly was over The six
plainly dressed men had filed on
board and the wooden br''ye was
being tugged away.
Rusty said, I'm going out for a
while to do some expert shopping"
He leaped instantly from his noinf |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08
SYNOPSIS

chance meeting in the San Francisco
log leads To- SpuT-of-thc moment
marriage In Reno by
PAIGE SHELTON. whose sweetheart
has Just been killed fighting for the
Allies. and
RESTWICK tRUSTY) CARNES III.
wealthy descendant Of early Hawaiian
settlers. Rusty marricS to spite the
Giil he thinks he loves.
EUCENIA NORTH. his selfish fancce
yesterday: Paige suddenly realizes
that. probably because OF their mu-
ttlal unhappIness. she likes being
Wt;h Rusty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08

the cIutn use in Raleigh a. no1a
,oia:
\ certificate Of award a"d tho
United States rrcaSury's new Min
III" Men flag, wa; presented to the
county cIlpluyCS-thcr arc more
han LOBBY George u. Gcpghr-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08

cen, vi is employees enrolled il he
payroll savings plan for the par
chass of war bonds. Charles H.
Robertson. state ADM" istra,or. an
nuunced today.
Public recognition WAS given this
achievement Il ceremony held at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08
WAKE EMPLOYEES GET
MINUTE MEN INSICNE

Rgleigh, Dec. 3-Wake became
the first county in the state tn reach
the goal having more than 90 per
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-08

It's the military class thatn have
To take over.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
LOTS FOR SALE.
lNnrtir,,

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, MOSTLY
os srm se ME oS Shfe 6u sSe priced
2 VALUABLE LOTS AT BELTsVILLE
quick e sale Cali HD Monday ME- We assI. ST. ~
sss aSss4s PeS. 0%sR 5 %S sHy
LARGE, DESIRABLE LOT, 55xl42. IN
S3.000.00 cash. Call Georgia 6463.
T. TAKoMA 6 N .I:sIa PARE MD;,a WooPEp LOTS.
sligo '.aff' A Sass asoa avs sHs
able. Sligo 2069
. DESIRABLE LOTS Q00-FT. FRONT
agel, next to 2515 N. Washington blvd.
S3;5Go SiS1 on tern terms Submit offer for cash to
LOTS FOR HOMES OR APARTMENTS.
Eleven acres land, facing Piney Branch
rd; and Old Bladensburg rd; sewer, water;
splendid Location; ready for immediate
sfSH% SSs Ave
CLosE-IN NEARBY MARYLAND--LARGE
lots, 50xl40. All utilities available. High
lots, $500, SIS down, $40 month. For
further infPEnf PEFER ION j. cal HAoAN.
1887 34th St, Mt. Rainier. Md. WA. 1855
LOTS FOR APARTMENTS OR FLATS, IN
available for Immediate building. Price
,22 semi;detached four-family apartment
sites; South Capitol St. in location Of very
ssnTeat great activity; sewer, water; gas, electricity
per, lot. F. H. A. approved. ali ready to
sEa PF1hs TURNER Err e6 C. rf1dy f1oS Vermont Ave-
National 6l3l. Evenings, RA. 0SS5.
End COMMERCIAL.
centrally located lot on 9th st. NV.
77.ft; front by 100 It. to the public alley.
JOS 4, HaERRERT & SONS, REALTORS.
NE corner Lee highway and Florida
al utilities in ana paid for: l5c bus at
l5oXl'iS; $1,000 each; one corner for -
Warwick MONTGOMERY
CH $3.50 f055 Wilson Blvd
A REAL BUY.
10 large lots, average 5000 so it. per
lot, gas, electricity. water, paved street.
Spring Md. sH. 1850.
BUILDERS, WHY QUIT?
With Apartment Sites Only $3.50.
Only u 70 , MN; I1;.,1 to -, 10 INDUS. Plants.
APT. HOUSE and Seml-detached
lots, F. H. A. approved. w. S.
Hoge, Jr., 1915 Lee Hgwy., Arl.,
Va. CHI. 0600.
PARTY LEAVING CITY, DE-
sires to sell wooded building
site, adjoining beautiful es-
tate, on Potomac River, 212
miles D. c., State road ap-
proach. Riparian rights. A.
M. SHEPPARD, MA. 9646,
AID. O399.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
STORES FOR RENT.

PORTION OF STORE: WILL DIVIDE TO
suit; excellent location: recently remodeled.
S421 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md
p20 9th ST NV-LARGE STORE, DOU-
Bile front entrance, with show window
rear entrance corner of alley. full base
ment; $50. GEORGE w LINKINS CO.
No | Dupont Circle DE 1000
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1899 Master de luxe town
sedan; large trunk. ; splendid tires; ciesn
inside and out: Al mechanically; only
S495: 3O-day written guarantee. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 18th st. NV between X ana
Evening star., 1942-03-15
LOTS WANTED
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.
l.40O ACRES. CENTRAL FLORIDA WON
derful crop land. Sacrifice for quick sale
at ST per acre ME. 490l.
GOVT. WORKER WILL MAKE RIGHT
price on residence lots in La Porte. Indiana,
Tor quick sale. Box 4"0-R. Star.
1st TRUST $4,000 IN DEFAULT ON So
rm.. elegantly furn. hotel and apt. i'll
Florida; cost 100000 TO build: '261 1T.
river frontage. on U. S. No. / Immediate
possession by deed TO purchaser
25-lm concrete block hotel. + lots,
corner location. > stories and lobby; $1,000.
MRS. ROBBINS. Parkside Hotel
1O-ACRE TRACT, ia MILES FROM
Hialeah.- Florida. l lot, Fl. Lauderdale.
LOCATED 100 MILES NORTH OF D. C.,
in Mcconnellsburg, Pa, from April 1st.
seven rooms, bath, sun parlor, three
porches. Hot-water heat. electric lights
fireplace: newly decorated completely fur
nished Nicely located. near courthouse
in town of 1000. Adults. Rent. $40 per
mo. Phone MA. 5425. 15'
Evening star., 1942-03-15
FARM.

7-room house, in excellent condition:
bus passes door. there are barns, chicken
houses, tool houses, garage, swimming
pool tconcrete). 25 acres, very large apple
orchard. at about $4,000, or will sell
extra 25 acres If needed. Approximately
II miles from Washington. Box 1857.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

HAVE 1920 A., PLANT CORN AND BOY
beans; also pasture: about June !.
Michigan 1719.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET la41 town sedan: perfect
paint no scratches: original $500 miles:
SSo5 cash. HO 1000. Ext. 22S.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
DAIRY FARM,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

ses sraesys r.
farm IdeN for entertaining On year
around road. 1s miles to DISTRICT line:
Of woodlsnd.' % Ideal % stock farm. Priced
very reasonable. Many other farms.
JOHN gURDOFT, Colesyills. Md. Ashton
3046, Open evenings.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

MIAMI HOME FOR SOMETHING IN
Washington or nearby. Box 442-R. Star.
SEASIDE, ON BAY CLIFF; 3 EXTRA
sized rooms, front, side porch, inclosed in
glass; make offer: lease by year. $50 mo;
boro, on hwy.-Lovely estate. under $50
900; terms. or lease s-r house a.. S45
mo. yaEs4 a., r, sell on S35 mo-
CO., Ma. 1907: res, GE. 6146.
KENSINGTON-LOVE 4-BR., 2-BATH
brick. large lot. garden or for Jacksonville,
Fla Dronprty Kepsinptop SSo.W
Evening star., 1942-03-15
FARMS FOR SALf.

$6,000-124.a. tobacco or truck farm,
about 80 a. cleared. balance woods and
pasture: excellent cottage. S +. bath: new
barns, fne stream: substantial payment.
9-r, brick Colonial house. INV. heat. q
baths, new outhuldinss. good fencing good
land NOT farmed much: fine sprint.
. .$7,50oI125.a. Pa. farm: house with
good buildings: very rich. productive land.
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park, eliso 1905.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
BEAUTIFUL BEACH BUNGALOW

BEAUTIFUL BEACH BUNGALOW
DIRECTLY ON WATER FRONT,
Marvellous View Across Chesapeake
fine rooms. large screened porcheS.
electricity, water system. flush toilet shade
trees: fine beach; refined subdivision
furniture included. Due to special cir
cumstsnces will sell for S1,65O. Easy
terms arranged. II you want a good buy
don't miss. this. Call MR. KING, DI
2l24, Monday: or MR.. FLEMING after
pm Sunday at GE 741S
Evening star., 1942-03-15
SEASHoRE PROPERTY,

REHOBOTH BEACH, Ill RODNEY ST
New Cape Cod. bedrooms, :. baths.
Also servants quarters and bath Beau
tIfully furnished, fully equipped oil h W.
heat, complete G. E. kitchen; $4,000.
Phone WI. 1906.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
LAKE JACKSON.

12-MI LAKE. 30 MI. D. c.
safer for your family Forested shores,
log homes for defense and Govt. workers.
Prices, $1,000 UP. 3 to & rooms. ami
Boating, fishing, swimming. Near Ma
naSSaS Va
Evening star., 1942-03-15
TRUSTEES SALE

5hkAS
on PogToMAc g,2ss RIVER FRONT FARM.
for sale 11e-aere farm. situate on Tn Potomsr 1nec
Elver near Bel Alton. Charles Cumse Countv
bloteo bacco bsrry ny 5.room bungalow and to-
j. Read BAILEY.
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
a. FREDERICK COUNTY (MD1 FARMS
improvements ~ - Sooo
IIs35 a. on Route 24o. sl1. 900.
I4n a. near Urbana. $3.50.
lO' acres. stone house. $1,000.
WALTER M BAUMAN
Ihomas Circle. Ma 1929. Wo. o747.
- ATTENTION. INVESTORS!
her 90 srs acres res, good land. house. barns. tim
veStment now: price only $500 ,s sAle IN
.r,;,t 10 acres 9oo house. suitable poultry and
T1DEWATER REALTY EXCHANGE
Hughesville, Nd
Phone Mechanicsville 54-F-12
80 80 ACRES: 7-RooM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
mile of dirt road. This is ''rS' nice MN one
miles from White House. ~ ''''oo' 20
large barrack, two streams. plenty Of Vood
possession FREp f Ell; b sl1S91 Gt;sHM.y
Route 24O, 4 Miles Above Rockville.
Telephone Gaithersburg o9e.
$50 ACRES. 300 TILLABLE, ABoIJT
mile wide creek frontage; fishing and duck.
ing; real farm for stock and genera
sFops 5 miles two f2op, houses full set bldes about
20 acres. fine Early American Colonia1
nome. large rooms. random floors hieh
ceIIlngs; also small tenant house and barn;
$500: terms. pii'e'
los acres eood. land. timber. Groom
hhouse' he' Two barns: hard road: while house
Deing remodeied owner forced to leave the
cOuhty; o,in; bargain at $3.50: terms Act
Evening star., 1942-03-15
ACREAGE WANTED.

OR ACRES WITHIN MILES D. C.,
vicinity N Hamp. ave extended or Silver
Spring; state price. Write Apt. 2O4. 5O40
N Hsmp NV 15-
Evening star., 1942-03-15
BONA FIDE BARGAIN
STAFFORD CT. HOUSE. VA
MOST DESIRABLE.

IA hours Wash. via excellent roads:
about 100 acres farm and mount land
with stream through meadows of grazing
house in good cond.: several large barns,
large stone mill which might be remodeled;
beautiful stone Colonial home: 1st A.. CEN
ter hall, living rm., 36x24, fireplace:
large, attract, sunny dining rm.. powder
rm. and handkerchief bar unusually
large buffers pantry. modern elec. equipped
doabe rms snd b.S anns ned
rms: dressing room. 8 modern baths and
spacious solarium with magnificent view,
grounds and hills in the distance; grounds
unsurpassed with old English boxwood
valued at several thousand dollars; oil
burner. cleo, phone; freight railroad sta
$4,000: ~ cash; conveniently hnanced
Shown by appointment only.
ROMYE LAMBORN.
6O0S Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 4213. Glebe 3711,
Evening star., 1942-03-15
OUR SPECIAL

% Baltimore pike; Is acres, fOO-ft.
road frontage, 8 rooms and , baths;
homelIke. new. Also 4-room and bath cot
tage. Price. Sl4,950. subject to $500
1st trust due in 10 years. Only interest
to pay.
Maryland, suitable for low-cost housing;
$500 per lot.
KELLEY. STEELE e. BRANNER,
Evenings EM f315 III 1T4O
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1888 Master de luxe 4-door
frunk sedan. clean black finish with RED
trim; very fne tires all around. excellent
mechanical shape: clean throughout; $3.50:
30-day written guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. 18th st. NV, between and L. Re-
Evening star., 1942-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR HOUSE OR INVESTMENT
property for sale with this. office now, as
we have purchasers for all types in all
sections.
EDW. D. COLEMAN,
613 9th St. NV. Ma. 6562.
EvpninpS NO 603S
Evening star., 1942-03-15
OFFICES FOR RENT.

sos Sth ST. NW-IN HEART OF BUS1-
ness section: 2-story building; S65 month.
G. w, SIMPSON CO., 1924 VT. ave. NV.
ME 500
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1910 Special de luxe coupe;
radio and heater perfect tires. black nm
ish immaculate interior low mileage; ss.rPes per
feet mechsnically W. 4 7 A s9aran1Ts, sfTms.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Hyattsville' Mo.
WA
Evening star., 1942-03-15
NEAR DENVER, COLO.

Country home. . acres, s-room modern
brick bungalow, 2i2 baths, finished base
nent, tile ROOT, citv conVeniences. Will
consider Washington property in trade.
OWNER, Box 3S1-L. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-15
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$50 AN ACRE.

Immediate possession; acreage tracts. Q
nj. Of Washington in Va; $500. VERNON
NJ. LYNCH & SON, : mi out Columbia
pike. Alex. 5gOh Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET i2-ton panel; 2 new 6-ply
tires: $3.50 Columbia 691S. 3l7l Wal
bridge pl NV
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1871 master de luxe 2-door
sedan; all good tires: one-oTner car that
has had excellent care; only S19a
ROYAL MOTOR CO.. Packard Dealer.
Kennedv N w Rh. 100.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

| CHEVROLET 1886 trunk sedan: good run.
ming condition. Tires perfect. Special
bargain. $3.50. Hilltop Motor Co., 45l5
St
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1887 Master de luxe town
sedan; runs fine and looks good; 5 6etter-
| nomicai: only S319: 30-day written guar
| antee. LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18th st. n.Vs
| hntueep and l. RE 3o5l.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CHEVROLET 1895 4-door trunk sedan;
very clean; only S249; terms. 310s Georgia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

stage. He was stock-tender at the Rock Creek,
Nebraska, station where he put on a sngle-handed
shooting scrap that's an epic in Pony Express his
tory. Then he became marshal at Hays and Abb
lene when those towns were the end of the cattle
trails bells on the rolling praires
A marshal sure had his hands full in those DAYS
bunch of trail-Weary cowhands made pretty
mean outfit to handle when they rode into town
with pistols blazing and larats swinging to cele-
brate. There usually was one or two dead before
Wild Bill sObered them up
hit his stamping grounds the last time at
DeadWood, in the bad lands of Dakota | never was
much OF booster for Wild Bill, like lot of fell
lows He wasn't quite my kind He was lust a
little too quick on the trigger to suit me-
But whether you liked Wild Bill or not he was
one OF the great figures of the days when men were
fighting and dying to get the West Saddle broke"
more deadly man with a siX-shooter never lived
Nobody ever knew just how many men he killed
but it was more than fifty, not counting Indians
Wild Bill Hickok was Just young fellow in
his early tWenties when the Overland sent him
to Rock Creek. He had been in enough fights
TO get himself a reputation as dead-shot and
was just the kind of man for the job. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Wild Bill stood over six feet He wasn't
heaFN but he was tough as a buWhip The tN
men grapplod for a minute or two Then Wild 81
Hoped McCanlcs TO the ground so hard \
bounced. That made the bad blood worse.
few days later Hickok was in the Expre|
station when he looked out and saw gang Of eig
or ten men, headed by his enemy surrounding III
caLIn. Some Of them were cycling the horses
the corral.
AS the men moved in on the station Wild III
got set for them. His first blast dropped McCanJ
as he stepped in the door Three more went dow
under his blazing fire before the rest of the gam
eaped over the pile OF dead bodies and rushed hin
Two Of EN- fired at me- Wild ELL said "Tl
room was full of smoke. Two got in close 70 mi
/ knocked one down with my fist TIL other third
crowded me onto tn bed. fought hard | grabbcI
one mans arm and broke it with my hand BcfolI
| could get 10 my feet | was struck across til
breast with the stock Of a rifle
4 felt tn blood rushing out Of my nose an
mouth. Then got ugly. got hold of knife ar
then 1t was all cloudy like. | was wild. | struc
savage blows, following tn devils up from one sic
Of tn room TO tn other striking an slashing til
knew every one was dead.
Whether Wild Bill killed three men TRYING 4
collect money due them as the McCanleses ST. = Il
whether he shot and slashcd bunch Of outla,ss n
DEATH defending company property nobody eve
knew for sure
Every time I heard the story told around
campfire it was different but one thing was sur
Nobody ever called Hickok Duck Bill" again. I
was "Wild Bill from that day on.
l got to know a lot about Wild Bills straigh
shooting, hard-drnkng, poker-p playing days
his later years He left the Overland to Join w wit
the Union forces in the Civil War when the Mi
souri-Kansas border was bloody battle-ground,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Under the sod in the prairie-Iand
We have laid him down TO rest
With many tear from the sad, rough throng
A nd the friends he loved the best.
He'll is full of men like Mccall
And if Bill is above today
The Almighty viii have enough TO do
To keep him from going away
That is, from making a little scout
To the murderers' home below!
A nd If old Peter viii let him out
He can clean our the place. I know
BY Capt. Jack Crawford,
The Poet Scout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

sort OF over-hangng lip which he covered IN
IN later years by letting his mustache grow Over
IT, McCanes dubbed him Duck Bill because Of
that funny lip. That didn't set very good with the
younSSter, but McCanles was an older man and
uidh care whether the young sock-tender liked it
or not.
McCanles had been there before the PONY Elk
press ana figured he sort of head man in that
neck OF the woods The Overland bought chunk
OF his land Tor an Express station. Payments were
SLOW coming IN for it and McCanles blamed Hickok
ana Horace Welman, another Overland cmplove
al ock~Creek, for not getting his money That
argument didn't help feelings any
One day McCanles backed up by his nephew
James Woods, and another man named Gordon
went to the station to try to get some money Wild
Blll was there with Mrs. Wcman when the men
walked up. McCanles didn't chew his words Some
thing was said that set off the fireworks Hckok
started shooting.
When he blew the smoke out Of his pistols
lew minutes later the three men dead.
That was the McCanles side of the story
know a lot Of old-timers who swear that's what
happened. They don't give Wild Bill much credit
Hlckok's story was a lot different He claimed
McCanles was the head of gang of outlaws who
were raising merry hell around the Rock Greek
country lle pegged McCanles as a big bully and
sad he was always Dragging about what he
could do.
One day the two Of them had little target
practice. Wild Bill shot rings around McCanlcs.
he could throw tin can in the air and nut every
shot in his pistol in it before it hit the ground
Nobody could come close to matching him with
six-shooter.
Wal kin put yuh down in a rasslin match"
McCanles boosted, according to Bill
They unbuckled their belts and went at it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
CHAPTER V.

Wild Bill IIicbok and Calamity Jane"
1872 10y An'tean W.ty Britain Rights Reserved
h EOBODY was better known in the days when
N we were trying to put halter on the Old
West than Wild Bill Hickok
First time / crossed his trail was while driving
longhorn herds into Kansas from Texas He was
doublc-bancIcd death on cowboys looking for a
little fun
Earlier. Wild Bill had worked for the Overland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

UST about eghytwo the first of the daring Pony
~ Express riders his horse and dashed
cloud OF alkai dust the first lap OF the gruelng
miles OF Wild and woody West with its bad Indians outlaws.
mountain bzzardsagng sitting
ness that lay between the Mississippi and California.
1t the beginning OF the the gambler
gudy girl the badman and the ghng marshal
their with sxshooters through heoarng frontier
camps About the only law Vigantes saddle.
The story OF those coloru dramatic days has been
tor readers OF The American Weekly by Frank Murphy
roamed last frontier for than half
boy Indian scout eighter and buffalo hunter
Sunday west OF Kansas City and of Fort Smith,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Jack Mccall Duckcd Into Butcher Shop Calamity ia
q Pack Of Men In after
Thats Him. She Cried Pointing Damn Corard
Shot Bill"
Hd Under the aim of Dozen Guns Gambler Was Kent
nered Until Deputy Johnnie Manning to arrest Him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

As Wild Biz Hickok Picked Up His Cards. Jack Mccall
Len the Bar and S0HnteJed Tomayd Him. Three cay,
an" Gambler Jerk"d Ont Pistol and Fired Bue Into the
Back 0f " lid BINS Head, and the Greatest lighter
Them Al Fell Forrcard Orer the Table.
NE Died Instantly Bat When They Lifted Him Up His
Rsh Hand Vas Cripped. Tightly Around The Bun Of His
P'f" From the Habit of Lifetime He Had Gone for His
CHH-Eren n DEATH"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

country was full of
renegade whites. Horse
thieves were running
off the Overland stock.
Hickok wasn't told to
kill anybody. He was
just told to take care
of things.
Bad blood soon de-
veloped between Wild
Bill and a bunch Of set
tiers. T e McCanles
f a mily h d home
steaded a couple of
places along Rock
Creek. David McCanles,
the head of the clan,
was a h a r d-bitten
Southerner. He and
Wild Bill didn't hit it
off at all.
Hickok was a hand
some scamp, but he had