Jul IS-J
THE KEGIS'TER-GUARP. EUGENE. OREGON
Pgr Srea i'
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
Life The Chiseler
By HAROLD GRAY
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By
0rENARnOLD
Copyright, 1937, NEA S
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' .i.-t rnvtrase " "M:
" "' ,b,ir f,ult ;
t ,td Vaton didnt want
So.d; he bad
1 "I"1 Only hi. marching
. i.- heen tola.
smart u"
d "l ., ,11 tbey printed.
I'V.'i,. therilf commented two
I ' iet it be known Colter
, nd -Md. we'd nave thou
'i'ple rlia.bit.is around up
B.-re b'Jtine" than any
,sl ii it re of. Gold
M could take .
t1 Mr Blake.
'".J L. hack to tbe Place?
knows.
His aon '
bim
rrf-dtVebod,-
S .. But the old man k
i tnt
T'" ... , hack.
V Pr0". :,. dis.ourased
m. (.mil on
bim who .--but
I bad to jive
, f .Wis. Tbe was ncM
L He'll bunt a in.
.. Colter, did so hunt Mam.
. . hnried Paul the nt day
fniina uiui. -
shards the Uttfr being relic M
I Indian occupation there. Carole,
too, picked up two almost perfect
flint arrow heali. and a heavy gray
stnne proved to be a nierare or hol
lowed out device in -which Indian
women commonly ground their cram
by hand.
They found just a few more small
rocks with flecks of sold thowicg in
them. If there was a vein of it, it
didn't shVjw. In fact the gold rooka
seemed like surfnee deposits, and the
Colters concluded they must have
been left there by human hands.
' Nevertheless old man Colter wni
taking no chances. By starlight he
and Silas erected the necessary rock
monuments, establishing legal claim
for mining on the land which included
the cave.
Toward dawn they lay down for a
few bourn of rest. But Oarolee ,
kept on thinking, She was wishing I
sba could signal Muart Blake, ride
down her trail and tell him the ex
citing news.
(To Be Continued)
The Bert
, of the Nation's
"Human-eat" and
Funniest Comics
On This Page
Daily
PONT HAVE TO
rWEV PLAN TO
AS I SAID
GO AVxiAY . IN FACT THEV
5HUT ME UP IN AN ASYLUM - BUT
I SEEM TOO UPSETTING TO TOO
MANY FINE PEOPLE. WHOSE ONLY FftULT
ifc iHfciw r-nPtDSs Kurs" iin GROOVES
ITS BETTER POR EVERYONE THAT
i GO AWAY-
rr-i NOT 50 SURE OF THAT.
artnit - THIS MftN. BLABBLE- I
DONT LIKE HIM- WUV lt uc tn
INTERESTED IN HAWING VOU ADOPTED'
HIS SORT ALWAYS HAVE A MOTIVE - '
ANt THIS COUPLE- MR AND MRS
NELSON G 6RITTLEW1T- HM-MM-- i
NOT BETTER J YTirV FT Y TH ' J
us? mr J mn nr Yn m
rvrr onuninu; BY BrbblAu REQUEST
SHE SEEMS SOUR. BUT G006
ENOUGH- HE 5 A WEAK ONE. ANO '
LOT-- Lire WITH THEM MAY
NOT BE ALTOGETHER PLEASANT
FOR YOU, BUT YOU'LL BE SAFE -
ii-i -tniHin ur imhi. nwnit'
LIFE IS NEVCP ah uaddikicsc
ANO LIGHT- ITS ROUGH EDGES
AE i WHAT CHISEL THE CHARACTER
r- inuoc DUfhtrS-THE
wors Witt OKOKEri-VOLTRE NOT
wcr, ninie - no, i have NO
rem fUK TOUR PUTURE-
Urrlnfl pQPEYE
TOMORROW "Straight From the Jeep'i Shoulder"
t'!
jr thev
..i. mirpii croup 01 moumerB
ffBt to the graveeide right there
T,tt be of the mountain, tiro
titii !ur;eSted this a the logical
5'
Club Makes Final
Plans For Picnic
5, to burr bim. for economic as
' .. nr ftntimrntol reasons.
family
,11 the people at Superstition
J., i tr nssorted ranchers and
i .k. natrenftner men.
'iheriff keP' several dozen
2M! stransers awar. Twenty
ibnrs sfterirard. old man Colter
I SSis were preparing to enter
jnountain fistnesfes agaiD, head
3 (or Paul's last camp in the hops
S heifbtened eipertation of locat-
the gold deposit. The sheriff
JJlM cratinue ivhateTer investiga-
tbi could.
role herself rode in with the
-!r men this time. Paul'a body
it been found miles from home.
fe iidlj made such limited inspec
a' it tbii place as Ibey thought
tb bile. but nothing indicated
st might have killed bim. It look
4;he murder msinl.v because there
a so plausible natural cause for
i rouug man's death.
$"11 set up the camp." Carolee
jl'itfd. "while jou men do the
ipectioj."
fit had provisions for a two-
ii stay. The men searched every
n is the ricinity where the body
4f found. With their ebort miner's
$f they iuspected every likely
iii3g piece of rock and soli, even
fekuie simple tests witii chemicals
4l few ore specimens, but nothing
jnnd of value.
fUfCkon Paul was headin' back
Hipg to tell us," Silas eonclude'd.
Kc t'llin' how far he might have
.'
t'lbat's right," his father agreed.
3 'Kar'J sundown Carolee led them
i!ii';artr-mde to a cave entrance.
I!l"ked for all the world like an
nirtra fhell or loud speaker on
if'Esutic scalp a great open mouth
rock. Back of it, to, was a
Htnw gullet, lending to another
nd almost totally dark room inside.
trbis is jest right, Sis," mid Silas.
Her had protection overhead and on
il sides but one. She had their bed
Jls already spread on mattresses
piton needles she had gathered.
MBv.niently near she had a fire
Jt. too. TVhen they had seen
4 tins, Carolee eibibited a "sou--r'
she had found. She wan
r excited about it as she held
I; op.
flkat there's s spur"' her father
.iiaed. "Spanish spur. I've eeen '
?. before. Xo American ever wore :
nig spikes on his spur, ami
la shanks ii diffemnt vri,--'-i
git it!"
1 tu badly rusted, almost flaked
Places, and the rnir.l
!: turn. But in other places the
1 was intact, even to the orna
'H designs.
Nag it up here in the soil, while
I'll snatching aside some rocks
F firetl are
iT,.' t t -u.re rjpiaineo.
p'-bt" tn,"r camped here,
t i : -?r father declared. "By
!'. are warm if we ain't hot!
t nre after gold, son:"
Ii! ':! 8lr'ady digging i the
Ft J" Uif bim n and eat
Vber cave?" he .
' yri in. hut it looked'
f2l"!Kr ,h'T "rt" '"ches '
..v. went into
aiows. but nothing else,
IT rS CI 1CNC kJJ T-V-T-. .i-rM
13 LUOKIM MILLIONS
MlLUONiS OP
TALL CREEK. July 12. Sds-
ial) The Neighborly Neighbors
:lun met with Mrs. Emma Morris
m Thursday for an allday event.
Final plans were made for the
ilcnie to be held at Shady Nook
park on the evening of July Yq.
The committee planning the 'nrn
sram is Mrs. Alice E. Tengs, Mrs.
Alice Callison and Mrs. Erma
Morris. Serving on the refresh
ment committee are Mrs. Charles
: Tarrier. Mrs. W. B. Scott, Mrs.
Theo Brown and Mrs. Dora Glaspy.
; Members present we jr Mrs. ,
r.uzauetn Brewer. .Mrr. irgnlia
' Conner, Mrs. Charles Tarrier. Mrs.
ISstella Fisch. Mrs. Pearl Frantz.
I Mrs. Dora Glaspy, Mrs. Katherine
; Kollias, Mrs. Alice E. Tengs. Mrs.
V. B. Scott, Mrs. Doris Tonole,
1 and the hostess. Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. Theo Brown was admitted
i as a new member. Mrs. Mllian
Humphrey and Mrs. Brown were
visitors.
The next meetlnt; will be held
July 22, at the Warner sclioolhouse.
Election of officers for the next
year will take place at that time.
Miss Knox Leaves
. For Visit In South
n kch uottv uwb VA
JOS' ABOOT STARVED
TO DEATH ft FEW
VJJEEKS AGO?
By E. C. SEGAR
PROTtCTIK VA (AN
FEeOlU' VA AvA" KtEPlN'
VA OOT IN TH tftviSH
AR SO'S VA'O C&T VCR
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1 UOwLcaKO A Trt nFATU CFllI
V wi5 V lr MJEEKS AGO? J vt&F&S- ?RESH WN BOY? KN NOT ( t,E2 l
I gift R S -TL"tnw, orvv.vNy " 'IV?
i rmm?- z i i l - j i i t i t ' i mm m i i -'-.' v. , i a r frt i wi i i r
UftD C.OULD aWe ift
EVER.Trtltv.6 MOKiEV
K.N BOY? t KN NOT
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I CWT
OMOERTAtAO
n,tTHcK. J
I rAEfNtA I CMA T UKOER
STAND UJHW IMi FPSTHER
MADE W BRC5THER. I
SECRET AGENT X-9
Clear Sailing for
the G-Man
LOWER CAMP CREEK, July
1'-. I Special) Miss Frieda Kw
left last -week for California to
visit relntlvoH filia loft n-UU Ur,r.
brother-in-law. and sister. Mr. and !
irs. Lloyd Hupiies. who visited
with their pai'Ptits. Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Knox for a week. Their
home Is In Pasadena.
Visitors Here ;
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Inula and
daughter of Cncjuille and Mr. and i
Mrs. Ouentin Thiirnian nf Snrinr.'
field visited recently with tbel
Sins parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Chase and family,
Mabpl ChaSn I'Phirnnrt In Cn.
Miillle for two weeks' visit with ;
nr. and Mrs. rnnis. j
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hotaling and I
Mr. and Mrs. Larrv r'nrnnnler nntl
children of Eugene wpre recent
ciiests at tne borne ol Mr. and Mrs.
I?. R. Chase.
Ry ALEX RAYMOND
DUNPHYis
POOM
IN
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CASTLE ,.
HOTEL
WELL, DO r GET
IN ON D6 OCT
PflCkTTOe
DOMT
TAKE IT EflSVJ
PANQMR - -
DECLRPED IN
CflPTflIM a?EENE .'
HOWaDMX)
GET HECE ?
VJflIT, L.
VOUFOOL.
WE'RE ALL
IN DflN6ER
JU5T GRILLED
BV THE FEP5
THPv've r.nr
vni wnrrpnl
LETS BEQT IT PRONTO
TO TOMS INN - AND
NOLVPE COMING ALONG,
CAP
THEPE THEy CO' K OLL P16HT. F-21. VOL)
RND THE CHPTfllNS SEARCH EVEfe EOOM-I'M
VJITH THEM f m rj TACKLINfj DONPHYlS
1 Vm v COME ON),
MISSIONARY SPEAKS
FA 1.1, f'UKEK. July I'J. - - iSpe..
dali J. J. Ray. of Junction City,
who is a missionary for the Amer
ican Sllnrlav Sthnnl rTnlnn ,I.HJ
at the Warner Union ' Sunday I
scnooi last week and gave an
Illustrated sermon following the
school service.
fcpVljJWsVal
Stories in
STAMPS
AspiiuoTouiup
Wiue C .
'wrissi 'IKKLsf
the
wss
'uii np i.sn
"f the innei. .ll.
n'I hits of dripd for
rd old man Colter
a pantlirr i.- lj
jr-t'rr. ' ' rh'"-
earb
bBes
"fd tb.
ss
J T h type still
eia-d w,Pn h, f(nmd
orirm too.
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'd s'
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1 Tir.v
ex-
aasiies and
" M fl.r. Once
!" Pvidentlv thev
r" pinh
w.. i-.,e..t hinting nut-
' "'ff they var9
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;',., 'llll'd then, J SpSWf i
'' r-'-.. ,' ' ' rr.m his ... ."TT j
Z. 1 hftttle tt.i. nitht. 1
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I ' ' mch ftf f
1 ' t: m' '" "'I"' I
IHE savage tribes that lived in
the lowlands along the river
that now is the Dyle in Belgium.
n 775, slew the missionary who
tried to convert them to Christian-
ty. In memory of this martyr. St.
i?ombaud, a Benedictine abbey
was built near his tomb. Soon a
sreat cathedral arose, and in 1452
construction was begun on what
was to be the tallest sphv in the
xorld. But when the grea' Gothic
tower reached a height of iil8 feet,
work on the tower was stopped, a
ittle more than half wav to its
proposed 550 feet.
On each of the four sides of the
lower is a dial of one of the larg
est clocks in Europe. Inside is a
carillon that is believed to be
imong the finest on the continent
during the World War German
guns severely
damaged the
south side and
the chimes.
Restored, t h e
edifice con
tains a memo
rial to Britih
soldiers
fell there
appears
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of IKK.
w h o
It
on
stamp
ce. Inc
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You're Proud to Wear
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MOST" 17 NHEE!T JUMP, VOU FOOL! l'"'"" f 2l fANvwAV. Vano almost lost a 1 f"'" Jri'jStS NEVtRMiNO,i still hear 'im squealing.
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