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Pat Masulli, Executive Editor, (Printed in U.S.A.) TEX RITTER WESTERN THIS SEAL OF APPROVAL APPEARS ONLY' ON COMIC MAGAZINES WHICH HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY REVIEWED. PRIOR TO PUBLICATION, BY THE COMICS CODE AUTHORITY. AND FOUND TO HAVE MET THE HIGH STANDARDS OF MORALITY AND GOOD TASTE REOUIRED BY THE CODE. THE CODE AUTHORITY OPERATES APART FROM ANY INDIVIDUAL PUBLISHER AND EX- ERCISES INDEPENDENT JUDGMENT WITH RESPECT TO CODE-COMPUANCE. A COMIC MAGAZINE BEARING ITS SEAL IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF GOOD READING AND PICTORIAL MATTER. 13+ JU-i^ C9/ The *nhite .Buffalo meant trouble was cowing to the indians... and it meant moke free eange fof? cattle to hamlin, the eanchee.' and the white buffalo was another /vwsteby to tes eitteb, the praieie kanoec .' . »> IK— *%r sm/r& 8tfm$i& TEX RITTER WESTERN tP COME ON, FURY.' I'M PONDERING ^ / *HM'S INTHEEE'CO.' WE'LL M^BSl \ r.KO C-T WHAT .MAOe THOSE >W9^S \_ T3SCKS SCME OTHER T./ME.' ^^J ^ST •vjl*. Ifl jP^I Li*^] jg^aS^H TEX RITTER WESTERN TEX. APPEM2ED TO BE RIDMS AavM.6SS>uY.' BUT Her •*».=, LOOKING COR AWOTH6SS IWDIM4 CAMPING ON THE- EDGE OF HAMLIN'S EANCH . EX RITTER WESTERN TE* BITTER DELIVERED THE AMBUSHER TO HAMLIN.' THE RANCHER DIDN'T ACT SO TOUGH THE SECOND TIME all Eight, hamlin--vjhen -(oh law off the indians keep that white buf - falo of voues CkED TEX RITTER RODE OFF.' "HE HAD A GOOD IDEA 14HER.E HE'D SEE HAMUM ASAIN... even njith ALU HE VCNEvW, TE* BITTER FELT A*ED FEAR/ THE HUGS', ^JHITE BEAST SEEMED TO SHINE.' ANB FROM THE TEPEES BELOW, CAME THE SAD OEATH CHANT... TEX RITTER WESTERN TEX HITTER WESTERN m lW - the m Mf$rtmt°f wtmmmtm INHERE DID THE STAGECOACHES DISAPPEAR TO AFTER. THEY WERE HELD UP ON KING (MOUNTAIN f THERE HAD TO BE A CLUE SOMEWHERE.. .SIX HORSES. AND A STAGECOACH COULDN'T EVAPORATE INTO THIN AIB.' THIS WAS WHAT TEX RITTER. HAD TO SOLVE... AND EVEN HE ALMOST FELL PREY TO THE EVIL OF KING MOUNTAIN. TEX RITTER WESTERN THE PEAtElE BAWGEB, KNEMJ THERE \NAS A GOOD CHAWCE THE STAGE AWOUUD BE HELD UP.' BESIDES TEX., THE.EE WAS AW E*TEA GUARD RIDING ON TOP... TEX RITTE& WESTERN TEX RITTER WESTERN THE /MIME XJfcS. ftU OLD OWE, ALL LUOEKED OUT/ TE* WMOER6D ON- THEW ME HEARD NOICES.' IT THE BOSS... THAMES FOR GETTIWG BID OF THEM, HAkEV SO YOUR GANG HAS. BEEN STEALIUG- •OUR CNJN Gold, TEX RITTER WESTERN TEX RITTER WESTERN AU. THROUGH THE /WINE TES HFM3D THE ■ S9FT SCURBM OF RATS, HEAD- ING FOR THE SUE- BCE .' HE FOIiOtJ- ED... M&m&m& : *-Mmmm$mmm$ AU DfPFSReNT-from f very Corner of The Globe. Start NOW to Enjoy The Hobby of Presidents and Kings) fOURS FREE - 100 fascinating t foreign stamps. Each different Each worth Teat money. Total Cata- log Value well over *2.0f). But they're yours FREE. And they haven't even been sorted as to worth, so there's no telling what treasures you may And among them! There's fun and adventure ahead for you In Stamp Collecting. 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Please send me - FREE - 100 DIFFERENT STAMPS II i from all over the world, plus famous Berlin Bear i [Stamp, and FREE copy of "How to Collect Stamps. ■* • enclose 10* to help cover postage and handling. (Please PRINT) i -I Mj^'T i state BUILD YOUR OWN CANNONoWioo TEX RITTER WESTERN TEX HITTER WESTERN Over the weekends, during the summer, we like to go to the Dude Ranch. Here we meet a variety of young folks with one simple common interest: To recapture something of the spirit of the old west in the days when it was young. There's a shooting range on the grounds. So we try our hand with pistol and rifle. But most important of all, we like the long rides over endless trails. A chuck wagon follows ifs and when we halt we atl hove good healthy appetites. We gather around the camp fire. One fellow plays a guitar and when he is finished we are all eager to listen to the "Story Teller." His name is Jim and he has a long white beard. The stories he tells are true and I Have his permission to use them. So gather around en imaginary camp fire end listen to Jim talks "Way back in 1857, the firm of Russell, Majors & Waddell was one of the largest freighting concerns in the entire west. The previous year, they had about 350 wagons and teams at work hauling freight. One year later, an importanf decision was made in the captital of this country. The federal authorities were going to send an army to Utah to curtail the power of Brigham Young. This meant that a tremendous amount of supplies had to be shipped for the soldiers. As a result, the freighting business took a fantastic jump in its working equipment. Alex- ander Majors found he had to have 3,500 wagons and teams to carry Uncle Sam's goods. Actually, he had more than forty thousand oxen to draw the supplies. He employed over four thousand men. In addition he had about one thousand mules. Alexander Majors, who later created the Pony Express, believed that all his employees should be 1 good moral people. So in order to get a job with him, the men had to sign the following pledge: "We, the undersigned wagon-masters, assis- tants, teamsters, and all other employees of the firm of Russell, Majors & Waddell, do hereby sign that we will not swear, drink whisky, play cards, or be cruel to dumb beasts in any way, shape or form." One day, in the year 1857, a young boy of eleven years asked Mr. Majors for a job. The youngster told Mr: Majors that he had to support his widowed mother. His first job was to carry dispatches between the wagon trains, but before he got the job he had to sign the pledge. The boy couldn't write his name so he made h'is mark in the form of an X. When he finished doing this, Mr. Majors handed him a copy of the Testament. At the end of each month, the boy, who did Oman's job, would receive his forty dollars and sign the payroll with an X. He handed this money right over to his mother. The boy was happy until his mother remarked, when she saw him sign that payroll with an X. "Oh, Willie! If yojj would only learn to write, how happy I would be." He decided to acquire the art of penman- ship and it got him into a lot of trouble. For "Will Cody," "Little Billy", "Billy the Boy Messenger", and "William Frederic Cody" were written with the burnt end of a stick upon tents, wagon covers, and all other tempting places. He carved hjs name upon wagon-body ox-yoke, and any other suitable wood with .his pen-knife. With such energy the boy was not long in, learning to write his name upon the payroll. While Alexander Majors had a good heart, he did object to the manner in which the boy was learning to write his name. There were slates and paper for such purposes. A party of Mormons under Col, Lott Smith captured and' burned the wagon-train in which the boy was serving. The men were permitted to go back to Fort Leavenworth. That young- ster had to walk 1,000 miles ^ack home. It was a good start for the person who was to become famous as a buffalo hunter, a scout, and organizer' of a ■ Wild West Show — " Buffalo Bill." Since I am talking just now about a famous westerner with the name of Bill, let me tell you something about another fellow with the same name. As Marshal of Abilene,. Wild Bill Hickok made ma*»y friends as well as enemies. On one occasion he arrested a cattle king from Texas. This fellow from n,ear the Rio Grande was having a grand spree. He was under the impression" he- could run the town. He resisted arrest and Wild Bill hod to use a club on him. The man paid a fine the next day, . but he swore before he left town that he would get Wild Bill for this! ■ So the cattle king selected eight desperate characters who handled six shooters or knives with equal ease. He offered them the sum of five thousand .dollars in gold if they would kill Wild Bill. And each was given fifty dollars for expense money. They landed, in Abiiene. This wholesale group of would- be- killers went on a spree; One blabbed about the purpose of their visit to Abilene. The hearer happened to be a, friend of Wild Bill. He told the marshal about the plan. Wild Bill was no fool: He knew-,he couldn't shoot it out with eight killers, but he felt he could hqndle-them if he directed the- way things went. So he said to his good friend. "Got to go to Topeka. Going to take the train." He saw that this bit of information reached the ears of those men. When evening came, Wild ^ Bi II got on the train going east. He- saw the eight men get into the* coach in the rear of the one he had entered. He figured no attempt would be made upon his life until a late hour when the passengers were asleep. So he quietly re- mained in his Seat until eleven o'clock. Then he arose and went into the other car with a revolver in each hand. There was con- fusion among the eight men as they saw their intended victim -ready for a fight. After all, two revolvers contained twelve bullets and Wild Bill could make each shot count) "Get up from your seats and walk before me," he ordered. They went onto the platform of the car and there seemed to be only one thought in each of those eight men: "He's going to shoot us down without a chance!" They leaped from the train in panic. Three of them were so badly hurt in the fall they had to be carried away by their companions. Thus Wild Bill won a fight against the odds of one to eight without even firing a single shot or using his fists. He just used his brains and scared the men who were out to scare him I Now folks, I have told you something about two Bills. Next is about a wagon wheel. There were three Jones's on the range at that time. Buffalo Jones, Dirty-face Jones, and Wrong- wheel Jones. How did he get. the name of Wrong-wheel Jones? He had broken down the right hind wheel of his wagon. The Carr & Causey outfit came along by his camp the day the accident happened. They told him they had passed an abandoned wagon just like his in some sand- hills on Red DeeV, about eight miles back. And that by following their tracks back .he could find it easily. So Jones harnessed up his ponies. He rode one and led the other, tak- ing along a pair of stretchers and a eharn. He went the eight miles and found the wagon. And the left hind wheel was the only one of the four that was in good condition. He came back to camp and said that the right hand wheel had six spokes broken m it. That he couldn't use it at all. The left hand hind wheel would have done first rate, but it was for the wrong side. His two men, that were in camp at the time, commenced laughing at him. "What are you fellers laffin' about?" he wanted to know. "What do you reckon I want of two left hind wheels?" he replied. ' At this the two men fairly roared with laughter. Jones would look at them and then at his broken wheel. Gradually the truth dawned upon him and he joined in the laugh- ter and said, "Why, yes, 1 could turn that other wheel around and make it fit couldn't I?" So he made another trip and this time he Was known as Wrong-wheel Jones." Next wheel that comes off a wagon, it should probably be marked! When we go back to the Dude Ranch again, we will get some more of these western true tales for you. Until then, hyah, pardner! fS&g TEX RITTER WESTERN wwmmm Business IK- ^ILLV WILES AND THE OTHER GAMBLERS AND HOWKY' TCNK COMERS WANTED PAGEYILLE SWIDE OPEN FOR THE MONEY THEY'D MAKE.' THEY FOUGHT EVERY MARSHAL ^JHO TRIED TO TAME THE TOWN.' THEN! HJYATT EAPP CAME TO TOVJN ... AND WILES' GANG N-JEHT TO NWOPK.OM HIM -- BUT TO THEIR SOPRO^W .' j- ■WNATT EARP H&D NO BUSINESS IN PAOEYiuE . HE THOUGHT... 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HE GuB'- "bed ox -tones the w'rows ww when he told ox hp didn't know how to bide.' ox Sits a saddle like a bag of bags but ox - went on the vjarpath anwwav .' he swung a CCuPlS CP HAVMAKEE.S AT THE DUDE , BUT the dude Ducked, and kind of pecked twce at ox w.th his dainty little fists .'os ••nent down and stased there.' i caught up a hoese for the dude. a seal mean one.' i pcaised the hoese SO /much that the dlDE acted Right nice i and '.st ms hane the outlanj-- he took, amne.' we started 3:ding.' before the daw was ones. the dude c30t me involved in a steer- v.rest lin' contest, a mountain Climb, and coaxed me into gOin' into a sue- bead's sen tc pet the cubs.' he was eight bsside me all the time.' when ■ the she-bear, showed up, though, he was A UTTuE AHEAD OF ME.' I LOST THE SEAT OF AN DENI/WS AN' THEDuDE DIDN'T GET A .SCRATCH ' anvhonj, he Suggested a square dance tonight and i can hear the music from ms blnkhcuse.' i'm sittin' on four PILLOWS THINKIM' ABOUT DUDES AN' HE'S IN JHERE DANON'.' "SO VOU SEE, PABDS, WHEN I SAW DUDE FROM NOW ON. IS/KILE.' TEX RITTER WESTERN £ AW TRAP #ES KNEW CHABuE HARDEN WAS WAITING .SOMEWHEBE IN TOWW-- NJAITING -WITH HIS DEADIM COLTS REAON AND A BAG OP TE1CKS UP HIS SLEEVE .' BUT TEX DIDN'T EXPECT THE OUTLAW TO SNABE HIS PUESUEK INTO A LA*I TRAP.' TEX RITTER WESTERN HftVDESJ FIXED THIS.' I'LL GET TO HIM LW6B.' I GEF RE- SULTS /MS Own *tm. MISTER.' TEX RITTER WESTERN SOMEONE \ THAT'S BIGHT, SCABBED MISTER .' AN ' MS PALLET WUH WON'T IN THE / ABREST ANY- FIGHT.' J ONE WITHOUT ANY BADGE ~7T-^ --— AND [ IDENTIFICA- TION.' •^■^^^■t^ mmr j S!:^MIL ■k^^"\ ■ V ~£r3*'«»^ (L%K 4 jT - S*) v / RJJ^'vJ ■^i^K^'^MA ^ UClw HAS DEN HAD TO "WORK FAST AND HE KNEW IT.' WHEN TE* BITTER'S PAPERS CAME, HE'D ARREST THE OUTLAW AND HANET HIM JAILED... BUT BITTER'S /HJSHTW FAST WITH A COLT, CHARLEY.' HE'LL BEAT ME TO THE DRAW, TEX RITTER WESTERN lEAK-( >NAS FAST... BUT TEX HIT- TER'S .NELL AIMED BULLET GRAZED lEAhh'S ASM ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM DROP HIS GUN... THEEE HE IS, SKEClFF.' HE DftEWOW LEAHV WITHOUT ^NAENING.' TB* UNDERSTOOD THEN.' HAhDEN WOULD USE TH.S CHANCE TO GET A FE6SH HC5SE AND GET A LONG Stabt On THE PEA.EiE EAmSEE..' HARDEN WAS USING ThE lAvj to SEAT Tr= LAW. HAWDEN'S A C3IMIHAL.' Sheriff/ I'll BET LEAH~< HAS A EECOED HARDEN HELD LP A 8A0K. NOETH OF HERE .' I WAS ON HlSTEAIL MJnEN HE MIT 'HEBE .' HE'S US! NT NOU TO HELP HIM GET AWAW.' /MAV BE NOU'EE RIGHT.' I'LL KEEP AN EWE ON HIM! BuTHAiDEM WAS BEAD-) t O E'.DE .' HE PAID TEX. 3-TER ONE LAST VISIT BEFORE HE LEFT... 0UR63™Y€A'R.-WEAT{JMtlABLE 4 WllSONCMiMrCAlCO„0«pt.99-C Tyrone Pa. >LEl"^ri^i^« ilJZ'Z'™ J TEX RITTER WESTERN AS HANDEN MOUNTED HIS HORSE. 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