ROGETT was a brave man, so it was with a steady hand he urged his horse up the trail. And he did not panic when the arrow whistled by his head, burying itself in the trunk of a half-dead tree. ROGETT remained perfectly still and waited for the Indian to show his position. He didn't have to wait long. He raised his gun and fired. The Apache slumped forward. There was a sudden rush of noise beyond the fallen man and, once more, Rogett took careful aim. He killed the second Indian as cleanly as the first. ROGETT remained perfectly still. He had no idea how many more braves waited hidden in the rocks. He only knew one thing-that very often the first man to make a move was the first man to die....