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IH THIS SPECTACULAR ISSUE: SIX-GUN SABOTAGE

Of undying fame in the history of the Great West was the PONY EXPRESS' But
with the advent of the telegraph, the Pony Express had to struggle for existence/
And when that struggle became a blazing, lead-slinging battle between the two
services, Rod Cameron, fearless knight of the range, stepped in to prevent

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)the telegraph I

BUSINESS/

| NO ORNERY, MONEY-GR

TELEGRAPH MAVERICK !

’ CHARACTER/

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E TELEGRAPH
THERE'LL BE

UNDOUBTEDLY
i SABOTAGE a

Meanwhile, just around the next bend oj
tracks , which the telegraph line folk

later, bach at the telegraph In

r railroad j

I'LL HANG AROUND AS A
{INOFFICIAL GUARD/ WOf
THOSE HIRED JASPERS

WAGONLOAD OF GUNPOWDER IS

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great HORNEP TO APS!

A LOAP OF GUNPDWPEg.'
WE'LL BE BLOWN TO
SMITHEREENS/>|*r^||

IF McWHERRV ORDERED THIS N

Piece of sabotage, it's another

BLACK MARK AGAINST HIM/ LETS
STILL AROUNP THE BENP.'

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• SABOTAGING JASPERS'"

CAMERON VARMINT

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I

•OOow can
Rod Cameron
escape certain
death from the rope? \
Is there any power
on Earth that car
save him from
Grizzly Garson's
murderous trap?
Read Chapter
Two of
SIX-GUN,
SABOTAGE/

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Chapter II

©JUDGE
OF .
DOOM!

^jibe a common horse thief,
Bod Cameron faces the grim
fate of lynching at the hands
of Grizzly Garsonand his

_ gang-’

[Suddenly. Hod gives a strange [

I command lohis great stallion! \

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: PONV EXPRESS

OF LAWLESS
PRACTICES/

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CJK pursuit of the \
outlaws, Hod Cameron \
crosses a. hanging bridge, \
only to find the other
end being shot loose!

Below lies a plunge of
hundreds of feet to sharp
rocks! is it the end
for the great western j
hero? Head CHAPTER
THREE of SIX- GUkJ
SABOTAGE!

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IF WE HANG ON THE
BRIPGE, WE'RE SUNK . 1
IF WE PROP ON THE
ROCKS, WE'RE GONER!

- BUT THERE'S -
A THIRP
POSSIBILITY.'

Ta_\s the hanging
bridge collapses,
5od Cameron flings
his lariat with
S lightning speed!

/ What is his
desperate
v plan? jg

Unerringly, ike
lasso snags an
OUtfutting rock
for anchorage

•thesappie

■ JEKKEP <
: BRIPGE,

MOwwon

Chapter III

Fight

to the .

Finish/

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WE WERE PLUMB
THERE WAS A PC
w- THE BOTTOM <
l THE GULCH.

(SRI27LY GARS ON VAMOOSED !
RECKON HE TOOK IT FOR
GRANTED I WAS KILLED WHEh

I FELL' LET HIM - -

KEEP THINKING

THAT FOR THE ) J

TIME BEING.' f/<

’ IN FORMATION

But as Rod nears
Buffalo Junction..

cWHERRY Af
.y GARSON

ro BUFFALO JUNCTION,
PRONTO' ---

RUMPUS BETWEEN
AND THE TELEGRAPH J

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/MAVERICKS.'

SIZZLING SNAKES.'
HAPPENEPjf^

STUBBORN C

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THIS IS PLUMB 'AWFUL.' 0
GARSON HAS SUCCEEDED
„ MAKING WAR BETWEEN

THEV'LL ATTACH

GRIZZLY GARSON? A LI

^STORY, CAMERON i

INFORMATION THROUGH T(
THE FEDERAL ARMY POST

'THE SHERIFF.'

'TRUCE!

I CALL A
s TRUCE!

CAMERON.'

BY USING BOTH THE <

ifif

REDSKINS ARE ON

STOPPING-

yuimm*

TRUCE, AND FOR A REASON
* MORE IMPORTANT THAN
THIS LOCAL FRACAS

THROUGH

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EXPRESS

And halfway to the Army Post,.

where the ieXtgraph line ends,
the gallant Pony Express
takes over.’

Soon, a dramatic messat
wings its way at thejl
speed of el&ctricity!

WARNING

HACKING \ SURE THING/ N

CAN YOU J JUST^SO I HAVE
IGH TO THE ) FRESH HORSES
T BEFORE J WAITING FOR ME
V? ALONG THE WAV'/J

GIPPA Pl'y

And well before dawn
at ike Army Post-

On through the night speeds
the. messenger /

IWJUNS/... BIG

BUGLER/ SDUNP
GENERAL ALARM
FOR ALL TROOPS/

r WE'LL SAVE
BIG FORK!

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mg interesting the

other day that I'd like to pass an to you. Wherever the Indians went
they would always Maze a trail for others to follow. A broken branch,
a pile of stones — any simple sign so others wouldn't get lost.

They even had certain warning signs to indicate a water hole that was
poisoned or an area where killer animals roamed. Sy spreading these
markers all over, they helped others avoid many dangers.

Welli pards, isn't that pretty much the way it is today ?
Instead of old Indian trails we have streets, hut we s till

e signs to warn us of danger. For instance,
.„.vwe have traffic lights to tell vs when
it's safe to cross a street — and if you cross
against the red light, it's just like an
Indian ignoring a danger signal and
walking into a nest of rattlers.

War Faint and I have been mighty pleased
that so many of our pards have asked for our
picture, and we sure are real anxious to send
them to you. But if you don't write out your
names and addresses mighty clear, it's plumb
difficult for us to oblige.

Well, War Faint and I have to get rambling now, but remember, fellows
and girls, there's nothing we like better than hearing from our pards

all o

r the country.

If any of you pards would like a picture
of me, just write your name and address
real legibly and enclose as much money
as the picture costs.

11" x 14" PICTURE - $1.00

8" x 10“ PICTURE - .25

5“ x 7“ PICTURE - • 10.

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