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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1937)
-sly 13, ilDEHTI M ' ' -DIME PORT AL CRIME FILE BOLTTHO BLANK Thlt Mrlal story I th eomplata fil of a crim. with clewt and Items of evidence as received by police. The crime was a murder. Can you solve K? THE REGISTER. OTJABD. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE EUGENE, OREGON The Million-Dollar Voice By HAROLD GRAY , . ... . William Uarra A Co. REG r -c.trEB NEAME'S n0 Tt u? The W """J "nines I want -Se'tbef- ill I """"l. ,--.? I wish I ,i Mrs. ,w J-! "' Cut Mr. Blane'a il j..'. hut 1 Just kSVry careiuUy. For ton w ,n mav have KeJf.nol promise I won't pH.fl I want you to il W , "hre sou were in "Seen the time of your 4oLcor k-S?l.iT tow you. I J.:BW... " .;, left him tbre iy"K " P,iJ- . hnk culled "The r-.f tpsq a ""v" " . . i,X;l-ork.-byIhe war- Mrs. jowju. ' At VPS. 1 BUI IXOUiuB v KX. oTsearchedthe LlMprterday.h . :Ibit riEui. - lk' i:-: lt il tn me. j.: Count roBuuii" .. .. . -,it-r of fact, it J ; til. no - , , ii i, .vening that we're talking L He pre it to me justaiic. fhkw.tndltook it to my cabin L I nut to cnange. f; Tbit'i better. .Now wt're get- lomewhere. now juus in the counts caDiui j,: J iras never in it. He went ..'.. ,hA hnok and handed it home tlrough the door. I. Xoir, Mrs. Jocelyn, thi won t 6 hive no desire to pry into your Lti We, and it you've oeen nanus &(,ir with the count thai 'a no il business. Anytning you say is toifiiential between you ana me, -. Bnt tn tell me the truth I ua somebody on this ship has tilted murder, and somebody is If to the electric cnair on mat au- r. VU f-nt nr-lttr hfltt if that EMj was the wrong person! just sK jou failed to own up to it I jon were talking to tnem wnue unnier was being committed, and re the only alibi they had lldn't jou? k I- Please don't let's be melo- tie, Inspector, I'm sure it won't to that and, at I've already told , my husband can prove 1 was in tibia it 7:45. He asked me the t ii I came into the bathroom and tked it my watch. : I am sorry but I don't believe Slit. Jocelyn. It's natural enougu I jou and your husband should ml tnrethpr flirprtlr If. WAS flls- krtd that there had been a murder on board. You fixed that time mm you to coincide with the time lift tie lounge, but, at the time ny you foond your husband in bit., you weren't in Tour own suite f. J.: Well if yon choose to think iliir.,.bm I don't admit that I for one moment. I.: I lee. That's rour atory and ' Itickine tn it, AM riirht.Mrs. I won't trouble you any lot tie moment, but later on I'm o yoa may be sorry that you Jw't seen your way to tell me the X: It is the truth, I tell you. !! 8o you say, sister, but I don't (r you, so there's no use our any more about it. Vol enn ow.,,110, not that way. D'you rj- ,v.uft uiu tur UKXl L'UUIU 1,1111 piag there for a few moments. I'm 10 aire a little talk with your OF THE HONORABLE INALD JOCELYN. K.: Good morning, Mr. Jorclyn. j Good morning, Officer. K.: There just a few more things I want to ask you aoout me i-nt,i which creceded the M'll" V. - " , discovery ol Bolitno isiane neaia. K.': According to your previout statements you were on deck witi u:.. unL-Mvnee when the yacht sail ed from Miami. You both went below .ti,or hut in vour atatementi the times vary. You aay that you came down to your caoin at i :ow, wnera c H..bEv,ira RATA that 70U both .V"-'-''" came down at ( :io. an you ti u, nearer to the actual time xor me j J I don't think to. Yon know what life i in pleasant company on board a ship, wnen you re enjoying yourself time goes only too Quickly. It's alwaya time to have a awim, or in to lunch, or change for dinner, or something. t- . T baa Vm, find Mlfm ROCksaT- IX , ' ( ,a Anmnanv TAr, iiniovable. then? Bj,, B L - t CArtainlv. She's a very amusing and intelligent young woman, ana, m- niilAntallv. alie s my OOSiesSi auu it in her due that I should devote a certain amount of my time to her. Iu this particular qase tne amy noppen. to be a very pieasam uu. K.! I see. Sou can't get nearer to the time wou went below thau that it might have been 7:15 or)t might have been 7:30, then? J,: No. If Miss Rocksavage said it was 7:15 I don't doubt ahe'a right. K.: Very well, let's agree that was wAnf halnnr j,f 7:lfk find TOU did not arrive changed in the lounge until 8:30. Mat is an nour buu a quarter. You don't mean to tell me that it took you ail mat uu iu change. J.: Dear, dear, aear. now pemn; ..... nnWinpn nrp. We went into r.U this yesterday morning and I told you then that 1 always iase my um cbout changing. Moreover, that I often tpend a long time lying in my bath. K.: Can you tell me how long you spent in your bath on tne evening in question? J.: isot exactly, out i bu in it at a quarter to eight because my wife came down from tne lounge ot that time and I asked her what time it was as she came into ia cabin. ..... - .... K.: And she tow you i:o: i nuu that very interesting. J.: Why? K.: You'll find out, friend, before this inquiry is over. (To Be Continued) The Best ot the Nation's "Human-est" and Funniest Comics On This Page , Daily roicaitnMT SUMS. SANS - VJiVT THfcT MEEL S ROBBIM US BUNOl BUT.'"'" THERE'S ONE THING (t UKE TO 0 TO lS. WRTON SLIME 7 If V le.,tu I I WfiOOD - -Ji ' 1 LISTEN! WfT WHERE IT-r TS ""T!1 JK."' H -A V """" r T HOW . ga YOU RRE-. VV BE 1 m XX 'V-rY.Sir II av "'t. i ii .11 .in I isf Si u I I iniM t . t ! 1 1 I W . ' 'I I V ' - latr THIMBLE .tarnn, OW ,HOW,N,; PERPEC; HT, MO.OAVBON THEATRB ' ' - -CT r r,Fi, vl I I IftHO NOW.PftPPV. rag . mmt SECRET AGENT X-9 The G-Men Shadow Their Men By ALEX RAYMOND Later in FRONT OF A CHICAGO OFFICE BUllDIMG X-9 TRKES COMMAND Fel UflLL VUE FOLLOW ..,s o1T ucnrrl - WjL I MI I lbA.A , JOc LUKfc INf VJE TCfllLED HIM TO flLBIW. BUFFALO, CHlCRaO Hfc-a BROKE AND DESPt-KHIb WHO OO yOU THINK HE EXPECTS TO SEE r FOX's"HENCHMEtA HE NEEDS DOLVSH WHEN HE LEAVES, FOLLOW-ILL CONTACT tOU LH1.HW.wwwg TO PLRN W WEEtO t. ao.o n iiiim lain wiin your kul next, and I'd prefer that you Sldu't hsTIl anv nnny.-f.inWf, nf mm notes with him as you pons other in the passageway. . . ' "ECTIVB OFFICER NEAME'S JHORTHAXD NOTES OF DE TECTIVE OFFICER KETTER lN(iS THITO EXAMINATION Save this installment aa evidence to help you solve the crime. Rurcrlar Exolains Dog. Theft to Uwner flHICAGO. OP) Paul Petri, 28, i ..:v.tn i.li nf about DO wan ucDL-iiuius persons gathered in a local police sta tion how ne nao eniereu their homes. "But," wailed Martin H. Milek, one of the victims, "I could stand the loss of the money and clothes, but why did jou take toy peiigreed wire-haired terrier ana wnai am jou uu him?" . "I didn't take your aog, mister, m prisoner replied. "When I left he fol lowed me out so I took him borne, kept him a few days and then gave him to a young fellow in the neigh borhood." Tnf foo Drinkers Fail ' In "Sit-down" Strike REGINA. Sask., Feb. 12. OT A ,.. f ".it.down" demonstration WAS Biagcu iu n iw - -- if muini me rusn. men tueu i"i" tn. rAntnnriint and occupied every . ,i.A i.tnnh Aniintfr. Kacb or BCRL HI. iu i " , dered a cup of coffee and for an hour ant drinking, chatting and o,iin cigarettes. Then each paid his nickel Ann leit ipibuiuij. , rntion was made against the management, against whom some employes 'haa gone on ir,r.. m,. I.Iaaa eaM T.Af,,,ln. CU8 h.mers had been accommodated at booth and that business had not been seriously affected. Maturity and mailmum Btrengtb la not attained by horses suitable for heavy harness until they reach the age of 5 or 8. This horse ia at ita best between the ages of 7 to 10. rT ri 1 1 anNc nk.in ncsDPDaTFf I I I TO ?iEE r f " I r E i ... I. -r "j ii . t i -i - . ' i. aiw i l. i n y ii ii ijr v a-t ii is 1 Kr irAC n I 1 J iw 1 1 1 r i. , MARTIN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Surprise for All . D , 1 iri,Tv,:.sV;ij.-M0f;T m - y w - : j-.j ,usa ma r rati -, wjviVU ZfiLW l II V V' 5- a.:.ILJ 1 I WW J.!f.c ' FoodforOossip " BY CRANE WASHTUBBS g,, .i JStjSt!) I J ---irr rfft iL ssii - , i ii, 1 111,1111 Mirrn-m C.H0LLIS WAiUrSRUNS OFP WITH WEALTHY OIL WIDOW. WFE LIFT HOLDING THE SACK. -n mcn tuat 1 1 11 .11 SS'i rftin OM'T "5UPK5RT HIM. IN THE MANNERTO WHICH He WW ' ACCUSTOMSP. OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE -with - Major Hoople ' LIFT'S DE CQKiTRACK cr-10 nAAl np APFklfi Ft?riW DP. CADIO - FEEFTy norii, FCONA DE VEEH. WO MORE FOR ME DEES BACK.-BEEAK. JOfsr MO MORE FOR Mt DEES MAM -KILL. nir vou evek. see a euy WITH l-4i, MIWD IM PARADISE DO MUCH BACK BREAVilM LABOR.! DID VOU EVER. SEE ONE OF THEM. LATE-IM-LIFE SUCCESSES PAy BACK. ALU , TH' WAGES THEy WPI I-ACTI,T1C BACK.S ACE DIFFEREMT TH AT CARTOOMIST WHO WOtt I MEASJ STAVED HERE, SO LOMQ - IT HURT HIS BACK. TO PUMCH A TIME r 1 orti. up: ua fl-ETTlM' PAID AS A MACHINIST AW HE MADE TEN CAK.TOONS A DAy - NOW, HE'S OETTIN PAID TO AAAKE CARTOONS AN HE CAM HAKDLV brldeoroom held Vrtu ., I. M aaI- VMAivM 01 IHIV, A, .... - A Lasna Ellia h C'l I"" St,nle' S. Backup 19. above, eame to rud. """a l.. " a day ,u. ...1.11, w.,..... n. v with Ita own Ft. "rf'"1"" "e. Th. couple wars separated by Juvenile court Dotn keens llcansa. "tuia, f.-eatenlng action against Backus, said Vft Bv tali, ,8,, pppivlng far tha marrlaga NO MORE FOR Mt LJtt I SI BACK.-BREAK JOPSf J ? NO MORE FOR ME , OEB'h MAM-KILL T a-i LABOR.' v l L S " 1 ' . y 1 PAy BACK. ALL PAiu c- AWCti iak iuun. c C. sjfSii. I TH' WAGES THEy LAN' HE CAN HAEDUy Mfl COMMENZrAENT OOF PER 1 WOW SMMm? 1 &EC3INMIM6, BLAV DER JmM UKE WWENJ MOTES MITT DER I IMITATE AM W feOW, STACCATO, LIKE EMGIME PER LEETLE. CUPIDS I '! COMIM' UP A j ISS DAUCIMCj, LIKE C3P.ADE WITH pfW -I ELLUP5, OM DER T3EQ A T3ia LOAD i i J P WALEMTI ME MITT LACES UV. V OF COAL; j"'' I IS akouwp per edges- ' v5 -O -"- 3 1 SO ALFlM r 'IS I a zUMPZLlMPirlli' 1 THAT LAST T " ZUMP1TV riC& fill A VVASTH' V TUM fVii nAl I ' WHISTLE. W V TrSf 4LrVVAV I , "PROFESSOR L ?35rA7 AMP TAN11 aItIC, ufertCIVE ' !
