Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 23, 1947, Page 10, Image 10

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OF STEP-DADDY"-TILL -TILL THERE f THAT EVER WAS! HOW COT I HAPPEN TO j MILLIONS OF PEOPLE -AND i HAVE TO GUESS J
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10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 23, 1947
By Walt
By Carl
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HOW CM 1 WILUE1 1 Ml DOm" UNOeRSTANDAI 1 GOT TlBED W IMPOSSIBLE! TUATS WUAT VOU I b, mss
(FACE MVP00RWH006UTIdTwE LEFT VOOHAKIdJ OFWAlTIMG llHOUra UIMSELF) ITHINMVWIUIECAM J
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By Harold Gray
Bv Bud Fisher
WHAT
WERE
BORN i
Wu IN THE A WHATVEAR I WAS ONLY L . 3!bI
...ro.jEARTrtOUAKE WERE YOU A LITTLE BABV E--
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By Gene
donY 'RIDICULE,
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THE. POOR.
JIMMIt.' AFTER ALL
.THAT 13
HARD
By Kdpar
TOTALLY PECEIVED BY THE GENIAL
MANNER OF THE SWINDLER, HAVNES
ACCOMPANIED HIM TO HIS ROOMS.
Disney
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Anderson
Hess
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Byrnes
LADY,
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Rice Burroughs
fl KNOW, MOfO
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t UNNAiTAN'vT
"MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE,"
SAID SCONDER. AS HIS GUEST
M SEATED HIMSELF--- '
Page
It Never Misses!
Slight of Hand
Who's Who?
1
Could You or I at That Age
Whad Do You Know!
Swindler's Plan
BIS LOUe STEALTHILY 1
picked up a pillow and at
the same time drew a pistol .
CJWoH
OH, I DUNNO.' N-a,B'
7" she's my IbR)
By Cameron Dockery
Chapter 13
As Jeff Irskine on Star left
the palatial Gentry estate be
hind, he found his train of
thought confused. Obviously the
copper magnate's secretary, Ran
som Fawcett, had a feeling of
intense dislike for Jeff. His
eyes had hardened rather than
warmed with friendliness as
Monica introduced them. Yet
on what was his emotion based?
Jealousy? Surely the fact that
Jeff met Monica on a traffic
less road and changed a tire for
her was not enough to cause
that.
Or was his attitude formed!
from something Coulter had
said? It was a puzzle but the
antagonism was definitely there.
He wished Monica had not in
terrupted his talk with Gentry.
He felt certain the industrialist
had wanted to assist him with
out actually seeming to; yet just
when Jeff was warming up to
the purpose of his visit, Gentry
had switched the conversation
to the cigarette box as though
it were of equal importance.
The cigarette box . . . what
was it Gentry had said about
it?
Malachite . . . azurite , . .
Quite a market for it now!
Jeff pulled on the reins in his
excitement so that Slar took a
side step and almost pranced in
to the jagged thorns of an im
mense barrel cactus. Instinc
tively the gelding had headed
for the small adobe and the fragrant-smelling
stall that he knew
awaited him, now a tug on the
right rein informed him they
were turning in the opposite
direction toward town.
In McCloud, Jeff went im
mediately to the town's small
drug store. Old Mr. Perry who
ran it had refused to bow to
time and the public; his store
still sold drugs and nothing
else. He'd have no truck with
sody fountains and new-fangled
trash, he informed traveling
"salesmen who thought him a
good prospect, and because of
his integrity his pharmacy was
still -well patronized.
He filled Jeff's order for bot
ties of alcohol, ammonia and
hydrochloric acid with only a
faint lift of his white eyebrows.
Making some mineral tests?
"I have nothing to go on,"
Jeff said quickly. "Please don't
mention it."
"Wouldn't think of it, boy.
Talk between me an' my cus
tomers is purely confidential
business ethics, ye know."
Linda was cultivating her
flower bed and sensed his ex
citement at once; she blew a
golden tendril of hair back from
her flushed face and scanned
him anxiously. "What is it?
Did Mr. Gentry tell you some
thing?"
"He may have 1 don't know
yet."
Her eyes grew enormous.
"Sounds interesting and confus
ing."
He led Star around to his
stall, calling back over his shoul
der, "Bring that cardboard box
of rocks around here and we'll
find out."
In the tool shed that was a
part of the stable he rummaged
around until he found his fath
er's old mining equipment. He
cleaned the alcohol lamp and put
it aside then searched for a few
strands of platinum wire. Af
ter finding them he carried the
whole business around to the
new adobe room which was still
unroofed. Linda joined him
with the' rock specimens, her
face glowing with anticipation.
"Dad's as excited as I am,"
she said.
"I didn't mean to exclude
him," Jeff explained, "but
these tests will give off fumes.
I was afraid for his lungs."
"You are so considerate, Jeff."
She said it so solemnly that
he thought she was being sar
castic until he saw her eyes, then
he smiled. "Well, we'll see now.
Maybe nothing will happen af
ter all."
Selecting a rock specimen he
spilled drops of hydrochloric
acid on it. It effervesced vio
lently, Ljnda gave a small cry
of surprise . , .
"What does that mean?"
"It means it's probably mala
ciiite or azurite."
Next he powdered a bit of the
mineral, dipped his test wire in
Room and Board .
A FEW YEARS AGO I LOST
$AO BACKING TH'JUDGE
ON A RECIPE FOR. A SOFT
drink..---it had a habit
of dissolving tn" cork,
in th' bottle caps
- AND I ADVISED HIM TO
LEAVE OUT TH' CHERRY
FLAVOR AND SELL IT
AS A CARBON
R.fc,VOVER.
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At Ntwittattiw
acid, touched the specimen and
placed it in the flame of the al
cohol lamp. It produced a blue
green flame almost at once. He
went through the other tests
then ammonia, charcoal and
borax bead. On the final one,
heating the specimen with hy
drochloric acid, the fumes did
not have the smell of rotten
eggs, which would have Indi
cated one of the copper-sulphur
minerals. i
Jeff wiped smoke and pers
piration from his forehead; he
was grinning.
"It's malachite, all right.
That's what Gentry was trying
to tell me. Linda, you've mis
judged him he's a good egg
after all."
She pouted, doubtfully. "May
be. Tell 'me, what is mala
chite?" "You've probably seen it of
ten and not recognized it. It's.
a copper ore, about fifty-one per
cent copper. It's used in orna
mental jars, jewelry and is very
important in mining. Gentry
says there's a big market for
it now.
Her eyes flamed until they
were as blue as the copper solu
tion. "Then a vein of it on your
land would be very valuable?"
He smiled at her enthusiasm.
"Except it doesn't come in
veins. Massive formations,
crusts and nodules, usually with
azurite."
"Well, anyway, it's valuable?"
"Yes, quite valuable. If only
these specimens are from my
property."
They went Into the house and
told Mr. Hardy. Jeff described
the details of his meeting with
Gentry, then added, "By the way,
Linda, you and I are invited to
a homecoming celebration for
young Gentry tomorrow night."
Linda frowned but her father
nodded. "I want you to go, my
dear."
"But I haven't anything lo
wear!" she wailed.
Hardy burst into laughter.
"Hear that, Jeff? If you ever
get married remember it . . .
It's the eternal cry of the fe
male; you'll hear it often."
(To be continued)
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2968
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HERE WHEN HE CAME OUT '
WITH HIS'PINE-APPO-LADE-
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