La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July M932 1 ill wa nno: t cove personals I Makes Dramatic if$ ?irl -i Plea to Judge My Mrs. A. a, Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) The llhrarv n. o LOS ANGELES. July 8 W) A i bU8y plllce Wednesday when a group oalmlst and a plainly upset young l? women met' w" M- Coad In woman who cried with tears In tier cafrSO. to rearrange and prepare to Tesot her honor paraded across thp j ""J""0 the Hook.. This was 11 stase of the St. Plerrd-Hutton breach ?,5s'1.d"y' but readers wore served of promise suit today to the arton-! ' been ul. v. . . . i ePt open the last month on wm. islieo BH r""" """" i nesdav and Satiit-H (. . and the banging of a Judge's givel. Myrtle St. Pierre, who laka $200,000 from David Hutton for breaking an mini circulation lor the month was 172, the largest day being 41 and the smallest, 18. Some of the new state alleged proposal of marriage. In a library books on the sheiv "m final appearance on the witness staud Garden of Memory," Kate Douglas threw the courtroom Into a turmoil Wiggln, "The Bridge of San Luis as she argued with Superior Judgo , Rcy," by Wilder, "Flying the Arctic " Lester Both for the right to "defend by Wllklns. . ' my ,honor." . I Mrs. Frank Paige, who has been In On the lying tongues of the defenw I fitnesses, she cried as team rolled j down her pinkish cheeks, an attempt had been made to crucify her charact- As pleas seemed to approach the Colorado for the paBt month, came home a few days ago. ' Robert Coad, who has been under the doctor's care at Hot Lake, Is home now, much Improved. Mrs. M. Sentncr and Mrs. Lillian Allen were La Grande visitors Mon MOKUAN FUACTUHKS ANKLE NEW YORK, July 6 w A frac tured ankle may delay J. P. Morgan's annual vacation trip to the British Isles. The financier stepped Into a hole while playing golf on his es tate, Matlnecock Point, New Glen Cove, Long Island. Mrs. BCIIIFF DIES OYSTER BAY, N. Y., July 8 Mi Mrs. Adole O. Scrlff, philanthropist and widow of Mortimer L. Schlff, Is dead 'In her 64th year.. She suc cumbed last night at the Schlff coun try homo here. stage of hysteria, the Judge, with stern emphasis, laid down a final warning against her repeated out bursts of emotions. Reprimanded Ily Judge Miss St. Pierre, recalled to the wlt Incs's stand In rebuttal of testimony bffered by the defense about her past lire and other alleged lovera, became , so excited at one point that Judge Roth was forced to dtsmlsB the Jury while he reprimanded her. HuttoTt watched the proceedings with Interest. ' The outbreak was cngendred when the attractive brunette was asked if she had ever seen Mrs. Catherine Els pff before.' The witness's face flush ed and she cried: "I've never Been that vicious wo man before In my ilfe." ' At this remark, prompted by Mrs. Eisoff's testimony that Miss St. pierre had entered a hospital In 1920 for a dollcate operation, Judge Roth halted the trial and excused tho Jurors. ' "I am convinced, Miss St. Pierre, that you mako that last answer de liberately in an attempt to prejudice the Jury against Mrs. Elsoff. I have warned you beforo that If there were any more unwarranted remarks from you, I would have to caution you be fore the Jury. The next time I Bhall I T .1 ?L4 f Gamblers Throw SYNOPSIS: Whan a miisteiions finnn of kldnnpors ranu off tVcijl cu 'ficntworth. u muscat eolnedu etur. lour wealthy men and ' a ti'tntister, Jerry Calhoun, mill hit friend. Emory tiattlea mtn t'oicra with a detective lit determined pursuit. The unuaual letters from the kidi.apers. and their plan ol demanding board money with no insurance ot the return ol the ab ducted persona promise n difficult task, tint in an airplane, piloted by Jerri, the three men follow the kidnapers' hydroplane when it collotta the board money. They hope it will lead them to the vlaie where the eaptir.es are concealed. Unknown to them.' the oroup ol prisonara are held tn a lonely house in a place ot which they know nothing except its extreme heut. ilallory, one ol the ab ducted busineaa men. ia ' in love with Nancy, but he Is laid bp the ganpslcr, I.urct. to leave her alone. The waiting atjects every one's nerves. . Chapter 11 HOST OF THE HOUSE PARTY RflAJ.l.yjiV finished his lilgllbiil) nt u gulp and went out Inlo the hot night. Williams tossed aside a tlirco-weeks-old copy of a Chicagp paper and followed him. Martin remained take the chance of a reversible error )u his chair, silent, moody. Ham llton louttu ms game uitji-Keu ami to caution you before the Jury, Mends With Judge The young woman's face, turned pale for the moment, clouded and she broke Into tears. Turning to the Judgo, she cried out: "Your hopor, my character has been ruined In this courtroom. I am the only one who can defend myself. Please give me the right to do so. dealt u new hand. He could lienr Hie girl's clear, vibrant contralto rnin the porch. The deep, resunnnl-rum Me in response would be Lucrl's. The sound of the airplane motor'? nun changed to an uneyeu popping. light. Hamilton saw that his led leg was a full three Inches shorter than the right. His left slios iud an enormously thick sole which en abled the cripple to wulU wlihgut crutches. "1 am nattered that we need no Introductions, you and I," observed Ashwood blandly. "When are you going to turn ns loose?" the gangster demanded bluntly. "Don't tell me that you are bored already, Mr. Luccl!" protested the cripple. "If any of my staff have been negligent. I'll give .then) two weeks' notice Immediately." He turned to the girl solicitously "I'm sorry that I couldn't Invito a clmpcrono, Miss Wontworlli. but I'm sure that the InipecTiihle re spectulilllty of your married com palilalia, .hern, has seryed .ua,H vyell." Ho beamed ul the uncus? men his oyo resting for a lull second upon Mallory.' Hamilton winiderfil how miK'li he knew. "Why are we hereV" Innuiti'd tin girl Hully. "Miss Went worth.! Are yon noi enjoying yourself?" She .decided lijiit If vi'i S.trauge man .did n,it wlh I," uimw questions, he wax well ti ii-i parry thenn She studied In i These vlcioue people have -lied about me so terribly and I can't explain or say anything." "You have had all the opportunity the law allows you," the court said: ' '"You keep quiet ' unless you're ad dressed. I'm tired of having you chime In all the time with aide re-' mnrkti nnri statements." ' Denies Losing llrcechcs She denied she had called Hutton 'simple, a big fat slob, olssy and pre . varlcator," or that she drank hard liquor, lost her riding breeches at a party and had affairs with a num ber of men. . ' f Questioned' about a fight with her sister, Mrs. Gladys Casslll. who had testified against her, she said: "I dodged the fish bowl she threw at me but I got all wet. She clapped me, skinned my nose and gave me two black eyes. I grabbed her and bent her way over backwards and she tore my beautiful silk pajamas." The fight, Mrs. Casslll testified, occurred over one of MIS3 St. Pierre's lormer hus bands. Ilulton's Palm Head Later Hutton, husband of the evangelist, Almce McPhcP3on Hutton. found himself tho center of a stage of gaping mouths as a woTnan ap proached and commanded him: "Let me see your hands." The choir singer protested but finally gave way to her Insistence. Glancing at the plump palms, she told htm: - "You are going to lose your present wife and marry again during this life. You are ruled by your heart rather than by your head." Hutton, looking rather dazed lor a .moment, burst Into a laugh, pocketed ;':! either be damn good friends," Lucci toli Ashwood, "or one or th other of us'il get a cpadc full ct dirt in the face before long." He was obviously a gcnlli Thuse who had watched tlio do sueuding airplane from the porch returned to the room, hoping til n I with tho return of the ship some thing might occur to break the monotony. Although they were ac customed to frequent short lligliff when the amphibian departed upon brief shopping expeditions, the In si his hands and walked away' with the ! H u" nu"t for more remark: "I hope I never eee her I than twelve hours, It had returned agaln. i to add Lucrl, Martin and William 10 ne trio oi noreu ew ranters who had been solo "guests" of I he largo house. Now II was returning from a three-day trip Perhaps other victims would Join tho group. Nervous, the staccato convorsa Hon eddied back and forlli. A strange figure entered the room, that of a tall, thin man who limned painfully with the aid of a very heavy stick. As lie stood In the door way glancing about, Hamilton took him to be an elderly man, sixty or sixty-live years ot age, perhaps Upon a second glance, he noted that the pale, parchment-like features be neatu the snow-white hair were those ot a man in his early thirties The eyes were young, vivid blue, and with a directness of gaze Hint was almost . disconcerting. There was a cynical, sophisticated twist tn the deep lines at the corners of the mouth, a perpetually inquiring arc!) to the Jutting white eyebrows'. The nose was (hat of a thinker, thin and prominent. "Good evonlng. One-shot." said the old-young man as be bowed to the swarthy gangster. "You have no Idea how delighted 1 f-'as to learn that you had Joined our dellghtfn! little gathering." Ills deep-set eyof Bickered over the others. Ilnally coming to rest upon the girl, who stood beside the ceuler table. "MImf Wentwortb, my apologies. It Is an unpardonable breach of social ell quette for a host to absent hlmsell while bis guests are visiting I as. sure you It was unavoidable. There are many harassing details rmi nected with such a large house party." "Ain't you I.lmpy Ashwondr Luccl's voice broke Hie silence 111-.' the rlnng of a Chinese gong. The stranger nobbled Into II. . The Convenient VACATION STATIONERY Fifty sliccU of fine linen pupcr with 21 matched envelopes tucked into a slim portfolio. Rigid back mukes writing desk. I.ord Haiti.. .ore lor folio iU GLASS DRUGS, INC. 3 Leiiljy. man. One-shot Luce I rose from his cliah und yulked u cross tlie floor to con front the slcndor cripple. His ro bust, vigorous health contrasted oddly with tho meager form, lined Face and white huir ot tho other Their eyes met and clashed. "I've heard all about you, I.lmpy. slated (he gangster, "iind I've been wanting to uteel n dude who Is sui posed to ruii a racket Just Tor ihf run of it. So you're Unipy A all wood eh' Well, you got bruins and nerve anyway, I'll hand (hut much to you We'll either be damn good friciKh or one or the other of us'll get a spade full of dirt in the Tacc before long." "So?" Ashwood turned pwny and soiled himself laboriously in a chalt Then ho looked up at the aggressive llguro which towered over him. His face bore an expression pf faintly amused Interest, "Yeah, that's so. Now we all wauta know what this racket's all about. It's a shake-down, o'coutbq. That'll all right, but why arc we still here? Wouldn't our people kick In or what? Did tho bulls get hot on you so's you had to lam away?" "Neither one, Luccl," replied Ash wood, patiently. "Your friends and relatives have all paid your current accounts very promptly. 1 am now tho proud and happy possessor of some JGOU.OOu more than 1 had a short lime ago and that pays your board hill In full for another ten days or two weeks. They were roost generous, I assure you." Luccl whistled softly and looked down at the cripple with patent ad miration. "(tod! You chiseled us right, didn't you? Well, ain't six hundred grand enough? Why are you digging ll all onta us? You got enough outa one on' lit. Turn us loose and gel yourself another flock of suckers." "That's a logical point of view.' I iiflmliled Ashwuod. "In due course ' I'll follow your suggestion. But I I im not quite ready now." I (Copjrlfiht, hla rrcsi) ! Athwood ! "not quit retfy," ; he ripUlni tomorrow btciuie ht is piinmng further unpltaaantnett , if mi guests. Health I TUB pACKItONE Despite the fact that "backboue" has so many Important connotations in the human language, a surpris ingly small amount of study has been devoted to this Important mainstay of the human framework. Prof. Gorg Schmorl of Dresden re cently made an Important contribu tion to this subject, having studied some 7000 whole spines. He paid particular attention to the cartilaginous discs, placed between the bony elements of the spine, thje vertebrae. These discs render the spine mobile and at tho same time defend it against excessive tension and twisting. .Of particular Interest is tho gela tinous Inner portion of the inter vertebral discs, the ' yielding char acter of which serves to equalize the pressure of the weight which the spine must sustain. This distribution of pressure is a protective arrangement. For It has been demonstrated that tho growth of bone Is much affected by the pressure brought to bear upon it, and, unless pressure is equally dis tributed over the whole surface of the vertebrae, the assumption of certain attitudes such as bending over books or being busy with some manual oc cupatlon might lead to a distortion of the spine. This distortion docs not liappen in the spine of a Wealthy chili, be cause the Intervertebral discs are flexible and so distribute the pres sure over the whole surface of the bertebrae uniformly. With all this, deformities of tup spine are fairly common. Froiessor penmon nejjevos tnai man's erect attitude is relatively re cent in his volution and the splnp In still showing a reluctnnco to adapt itself to Its altered position. As a contribution to the preven tion of deforipjtics and diseases of the spine, he advises avoidance of any long maintained attitude' either dur ing work or play. CLASSIFIED ADg (Count five average word, to the line.) . Per line. 1st Insertion .10a Per line, each added conaeo- utlve Insertion . 7o Minimum charge on one ordor ......... ..-..a6o pAf'Ea BY OfffB , 3 lines, per month 3 lines, per month 4 lines, per month o lines, per month Each additional M.80 $3.25 .. 4.00 4.7B lne over five charged 60c per lino por month. FOR SALE NAMK 'A(j(iIKH- IHKSQp. STl'IffiNTS HKKK NEW ONK FOR SALE Eloc. range and tenor saxophone. Cheap. Call Observer. 7-7-2 tp. STILLWATER, Okln. (PI There Is no "back to the farm" movoinent among a certain group of students at Oklahoma Agricultural and Me chanical coljego hero. Ijistead an open revolt Is under way among undergraduates who want a change In the name of the ecioo) and the nickname of ."Aggies." Leaders of the movement, includ ing Cecil Barnes of Stillwater, stu dent association president, say some such name as ''Oklahoma State Col lege" Is much to be preferred. Then Buch names would bo pos sible for the sports teams as "Cow boys." "Westerners" or "Rough R'tders." FOR SALE 2-wheol trailer. Inq. 2112 2nd St. 7-7-, ( Dodge roadster now tiros Motor reconditioned $100. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phono Main 600 4th and Adams i ACRES. 7-rm. house, good put bulldlngs. $2400. 1st place oast of county form.'lpq. pnlop fool Holl. ' ' 7-0-0 tp. OOOD RANGE with colls. Also heater, 802 V. 3900 N. Spruce, (7-0-t f. FOR SALE Pie chprrlta. Phono 43-R. 7-8- t. ACROSS I Arilitij'.lienicr Ol II Kiilslil i Rfiinlii'H 13 llliulu ciuiier H KruOU-ule 15 IMi.mJ ' Is liirhucnt 1" Sun KUll IS K.iHi Imllun clam M SiioY'ini! 10 IMrecl 11 I'lllo nl a Itnlphl 22 I'eigi't'Ule ' nmUi'lotiply U Full in dinlip It- Tyiie im'iiMire V Klvi'i iliun 26 lliuleislniid 27 Concurred !: Klnn 3. Knack 33 HAHtcned 31 AK.iln: prefix 3.Y Out of dnnKi-i S7 Ulmitny ' SS Carens 39 IIIkIi in the lliuslrnl scale 10 Card name il. Abo 12 richold 43 I'crune 41 I'lcucnnl odor Daily Cross-Wor4 Pw??le Solutlpn of Ysstsrday'i Puzzle TOR SALE Ladles ana girl's dresses, 'nil irlntVn ' Prions "rinrfiirwl . Rmnrt sport frocks. Phone 803 U. or 2006 N. Ppruco St. 6-27-t f . iClAlMEigHALlOTQlN E ilMY XjaAM I Dtic 0 gjAL i nsw a s ojp e n irr s IflR Y HJl ENjLU S JiBS &n oloiN pTqn Sqif f k e dWd a E 1 l d Ha l fejHE rWHftgliE A WpDLTEN AP I PE"k HpTplH if ES T SSRI t fnA m e imT t eirH e n 11r v lAJM j N fdlT E B RT M EWiX R fe 0 WED IE OIN "SloB iQ 3 U Hub oi iuur oil UtlUU 43 Ceif up ' 0 Sfiitllt u") Wliliilnnv DOWN 1. Miiieriil Birlns 2 livltlliiB inio litirfK Iteiirath Nojton Umviii linger And: l.ajtn' HiiiK-fitiiipe'd ' iile.es of troo Wf( In a name" ' 0 9 Sin 10. Thus . 11 Jn.iatvse BttK' ' ftay ' 12. Alhx lntptiiBQ 10. Couple 2U. Open t'ji'Uit 21. OL-eun 2h Inter) 2C, Mom lmh H. lyiS Hon i 2U LUsrolnied pin co 3U. lniiiKliicc) ll. BUM 1? Klah u ntner course SO Unnucompa- ' "tiled ' 37. Gil dp ifvri les -$. Noii-thelrlt-ul' ' , lanBUtipe ' 40 tJlHiaiclicd 41. Mnsonlliie hnmo 43 lUver: Spnnr Ish 44. Mmrle lund ' tnoiiBuro 4$ (lifon flnr: inter 47 Forward f 4S Le WANTEP JVANTED TO BENT Wheel chair. Coll 3$W. 7-7-t f. - Since tobacco stores are not per mltied to sell clgarets after 8 p. ta.": In England, more than 8000 vending v machines have beep Installed ini Hallways and otl)or places In Lpn- i don, '." , ',' '; r- - I v - State government costs have In-; creased 760 per cent since 1011, the.' California Tax Research Bureau re ported to Oov. James Rolph Jr. , WANTED TO RENT Ranch or dairy ranch on shares, 1905 Y Avo. 7-8-2 tp. WHO 1J A3 BEliRIEU tp trade (or l woonr eari ijunuiun, iinuier. 7-B-2 tp, WANTED By lady, transportation to Portland Sat. or sun. jtcr. exen a. pall 608 J. f 7-8-1 fp. Professional Directory Hospitals DR. LEE U. BODVT Eye. Bar, poae and Throat Bocpltal Sri noor Foley Bldg. Ph. faln IS. IfliairT PURCHASE Wnt mtge. on j vauoy xarm Dearmg t70 mi, Aug. . Submit details. Bert Oakman, 2111 David Stott Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 8-13-1 mp. YiflLL BUT 30 o:o Batteries, will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as 86.00. Automo tive Electrle Co., 1425 Adams. Phone It 580. 1-20-1 m FOR BALE Red raspberries, flno Two-thirds of Michigan's original . ." - '. ' . avnl,,.l,.iilu flintinp InnH line tunn E. Woods. Opp. Rlvoralde park. 7-8-2 tp. FOR SALE Fryers. Ph. 424-J. 7-8-4 tp. place on Cove Aw. 7-8-1 tp. FOR SALE OR TRADB S A. with Im provements. Farmers 3X2. 0-17-t f. OUR HOME FOR BALE. Cheap, 81B-J or 1601 0th St. 0-10-t f. FOR BALE -Fordson tractor, A-l con dition; 2 plapos, or will trade, what novo you? Frank Cloavlnger, 211 Depot St. 6-3-t f. FOR RENT FOR RENT MoU,, turn. 0-rm. house, 2103 1st. 7-7-2 tp. ; 2 3 4 5" Z 1 7 8 f Q ff- a it m9 nt1- 3S S"57 r'Tr'' 38 T"Tr: 39 S Hi iii m I I I J I I FOR RENT Dcalroblo 4-rm. mod bouse; Inq. 1004 Oak St. 7-0-3 tp, FOR RENT 7-rm. modern house, full basement, navdwooa noors, Mod erately priced. Phonp Main 580. 8-30-t f, burned over and 10.000,000 of the 1.6,000,000 trees destroyed. ' STOMACH TROUBLE? ' MAC-SMITH TABLETS ((ulikly Kellevcs the Discom forts of Excessive Clus, llelch iiir, F 1 a t u I I'uic, Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Hour Stomach. Moon Drug Co. Iji Grande, pre. ;i , . Ask far Literature . Ptlfii-antced . ('HECKLES AND II1S FRIENDS Uscar Changes Things! By Blosser DID VOO FIWD OOT VJHo SEMT bO THE LETTER FPAA CfiSABA, ABIZOMA? A 1 "-r STRICTLY MODERN 7-rm. house on Oth St.' Inqulro 1405 N or phone 434-J. " 6-20-t f. FOR RENT Nicely lurntshrd room In private homo, with oa without meals. Mrs. Flnlay. phono Main 007. B-O-t f. LOST VEAH...yoU COOLDM'T GUESS ! RARpy REDFJLp! REMEMBER p? fltc.u.s. pat.oft. NOT HARfcy REPFIELD VWHO SAVE POODLE TO you!! VJHAT pip Hf? SAY? LUNCH KIT, sldo rd. N. of Lone Pino: box fact., July 6. Ret. 2008 E. Pcnn. 1 or Observer. 7-8-1 t. BOSTON TERRIBR, brlndlo, blazed face, screw tall. Reward, 1320 Y, Ph. 220 J. 7-8-1 t. TWEEES TOE ' LETTEp....SO AHEAD ) & AND BEAD IT, r,.- DOWELL BROS. CLEAlf-UP We WU1 clean up your asnes, papers, pic Phone 3'J3-J. 3-Q-t f. niyjti STORy COCHRAN PICTURES J0t KING S , W 1 . 1 . MISCELLANEOUS 5EE.' SOMETIMES ' 1 MWDER IF HE , IS SRRy THAT HG (SAVE POODLE WAY? I WJOW IP Bf PORTLAND CAFE Meals at All Hours, 26c to 3Qc. Coffee and des sert Included, 213 Depot St. 0-10-1 m. EASTERN PRBUON Bonool of Uuslc, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. o. O. F. temple. 447-J. 8-8-1 m LA QHANDE MATTRKSO and Uphol stering and Rug Cleaning Works, ph. 424-W. Chas, Edwards Prop. ' J2-1-J m. ICE Dependable and Convenient Prompt Delivery Young's Ice Co. Phone Main B04 1108 Jeff. Ave. ZSKto. . 1 1 1 z jiij.'i'jrtr ; , 11, , 1 ' : ( s s ' "T " VIH; HS SAYS RISHT ) Rljr caucus! x HEPE THAT HE'S DO YoO ) B0T I CAH LONESOME FOR A REALLY BEWEEH HER... I BCi-HA J I ? . pop. THAT HE'D . JB-V Vyl HASHER THE NEW FANCIES (Mom'ri Pop) A Little Advice! By Cowan' (READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) rjTiHE bird that pecked the big lial- loon began to chirp a cheerful tune. U seemed -to bo real glad that It had spoiled the Tlnlea' flight. , The lads were dropping rather fast, all wondering how long they'd last. "Thank goodness." shouted Duncy. "That big bird's flown out of sight." "Oh. never mind the bird, 'cause he Is Just us suit- as lie can be, while we are In an uwful fix. We're speeding towurd the ground. "I guess that we were rather rash to take this trip Now we will crash. 1 only hope that when we land, a nice, soft spot Is found t A STIFF wind then begun to blow x and Coppy smiled and cried nut. "Oh! That is a break ot lurk lor us. Our downwurd flight is checked "The wind Is tossing us nboul. !! careful, lud'j. and don I fall out 1'crliaus, If this keeps uli a whllv we'll land and not lie wrii-keil." Across the open space they went, Then Windy cried, "1 see a tent! Why, It's the circus one wo left, when we took to the air don't think it would hurt one lilt. If we rou 111 land on top of it. Let's try und sleer the basket that we're In, right over there. tt'M'OW. everyone lean to tho J rlphl " Am) wlipn thrv dill lie said. "Our flight has been a thriller thus lur and we're foolish to lose hope "It we gel near the tent nl all. I know how w? can breuk out full. Weil ull rearh out ami try our best to grub 011 10 u rope" They missed the tent, howevci, und ull knew they were about to laud Just then they saw some men outside put up u trapeze net The Utile basket swayed u hit und then plopped down right Into It. The Tlnyinlles were saved and they were tickled, you fun lict I'.'upyrlKht, 1UJ2. NKA Service, I tic. I (Windy bus wmio fun lth u mule iji llio next sloty.) r OH. 1 ) THE MIGHT NE NOW, L1C YCvJN ( HCC MIND l5 ME-BJF .jSIl 1 dEMeVlbEW WWDIHEM I K1,6lt OCCUPIED VJITH OTHEW IN DUTCH wnV, a mSmw" -AND CHICK,! WING AMD I WANT 1 QUO FIENDS J; 1 HID ( DOZEN TIMES TO k WKNT TO VOU TO HAVG MODE WHEN, ALU THE. "I THEM IH I STOP AND "THINK J SPUAK "'TO CONS1DCWATU5N FOR T,AlHFla2S T MV SHOE I WHEDE j&x. VOU Pi(fflStrV VOU Gt-P-DVS,SO JUST WERE IN HEP ; " VV T-UT 07) THEm7- ' LET THIS PEAPL SHC - 1 '" I 7 NEVERTHELESS, ( VJHO"3 fVUL PiNSVNEP It AND WHAT A.PE l UNDEW THE I THXT 1 it CUiCK " THE COPS GOINClU ClPCUMSTANCCS, O O V ,v-"',-" i ! tj I 'T'SAV WHEN 1 )) VOO DO AS T v I I ' 7 5 - Jfl ft TELL THEM TCLU VOO- VOUD V S . ; oT?te,?i3Aira yTMjNcws 14 ' I