Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 03, 1947, Image 8

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Worry hi. Free Jo u rna I Pea tu re Pae 8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, May 3, 1947 Donald Duck By Walt Disney In Their Chosen Fields! Wl. V r j7 PnJMon thKU tit, .mj nVriV-'fJ fcj f?rg Pnhm SjprH Henry By Carl Anderson The Nebhs By Hfiss A Hasty Decision ' UMLESSSOME--YVOURTROUBLES AREVuni; AKtEWE TMATTO YVOO HAVE IT-YwEREMTVOO A BlTkASTV?lj!LH AM EFFICIENT FIRE S ma5Sof KTME SWJP Qj Lf --s-r-C 1 ESVN L0T 11 -l SSS ) HAVE NO PUMPS rAggTWIU5f I yTT'T'X? ! 8 JJ ' , , cii, Gii ' fpni ASA1MST ) ' n0 " y Little Orphan Annie 0! By Harold Gray Coincidental Intelligence llllllllUUIWLUJl IwlSiTOWmffiiwSKBSW I THAT BOZO? JSJjM AT T- TOO-ALMOST MO TR0CE I BEFORE SHE RECOQNIZED ) !wM;ra,MTOi!W I HE CAME FROM UP i''''4Wf4', AT ALL-THAT DRAWER SHUTT-- I ME I'M BEIN" SILLY. LEFT " The Gump? By Gus Edson The Girls Talk It Over I I WELL. HOW DO)"' OiE&t! SORTCF ,:. I I NOW.AUNTV CHL0E. A GRECT LIPE N v. YOU LIKE (C PUTS A MAN ON HIS K-'il !.)'', 1 JUST BETWEEN US FOR A WOMAN WELCOME HOME, L S V- MARRIED I METTLE TO HAVE A C I WIVES, WHAT PO TO LEAD, HONEWOONERS HOW, V LIFE, UNCLE A SWEET, HELPLESS i, YOU THINK OF PROVIDING , OH, MINI ' C FOLKS .' , WONPERFUL? J LITTLE GIRL tfvlii'f A WATRIMONY? SHE DOES Mull and Jeff Bv Butl Fishor Ma.vhe Jeff Will Have to Go on Relief "Relief from Work" MUTT, I'M WORK? ( YOU CAN WORK f HOW MUCH V PAV? THREE BUCXsl MAYBE NoTbuTVOuVT L0K"' I "V,i" FOR ME.1 CLEAN "S A WEEK? 1 GOT PLENTY OF WORK FOR (1 WANT STEADY VEH! My HOUSE, COOK y-y B0T I CAN'T 1 THAT'S WHAT You'RE- r WORK.'Jl. WORK.0EFF? J My MEALS, WASH a7 LIVE ON S L.OOKIN FOR-V ) WTOllS AND THREE BUCKS 1M Sittings Bebtu'MiQ By Cameron Dockery AP NtwilWurti Rejr'lar Fellers By Gene Byrnes That Well-fed Ixiok MY BOOKS Y I'U- PUT THEM HOME, JIMMIE? INSIDE MY SHIR.T I I I vunt to co A so i wont rl?S A Bit of XfoaaEr 'BM.- J v tw. - ' FMsr ao do v tSf YOUR. EATING y . 59 SOMEWHERE ELSE.' V WHAT ysr -i oidnY hike a y th'idea I Chapter 22 At Jeffs request Linda sad dled her mare and set out to get Star, lor Jeff had left him teth ered near the mine entrance. She seemed glad to oblige him yet there was a distance and for mality in her manner that per plexed him. He wished he hadn't had to make use of her, yet he couldn't leave the gelding out on the desert at the mercy of snakes and gilas. Monica, however, looked pleased with the arrangement. When Jeff placed her once more in the station wagon, she began to hum, her fingers drum ming an accompaniment on the door. He shot her a puzzled in quiring glance. "You don't seem to be feeling too badly." "I do though. My ankle's be ginning to swell, it hurts ter ribly." "Then why all the song and cymbals?" "If you were a woman you'd understand." Jeff grinned wrly. "Since I'm not, suppose you tell me." "It's just that it's amusing to witness an emotional situation where one person is patently in love and the object of her affec tions is so totally unaware of it." "Meaning?" "Meaning that Linda Hardy is so in love with you that she's absolutely sickening. You're not aware of it and she hasn't to put it delicately the guts to tell you." The muscles in his lean jaws twiched. "You're mistaken." "A woman never makes that sort of mistake about another woman. It is something we recg nize instinctively." Jeff concentrated on taking the car smoothly through a dry wash. "Since you know so much, does it occur to you that I might possibly be in love with Linda too?" All Monica's cool sophistica tion dropped from her like a cast-off garmen. "Jeff, you're not!" His eyes focused stonily ahead of the car. "Yes, I think 1 am, but I've been in such a turmoil i since returning .home that I haven't had time to think about it. To put it bluntly, Monica, my affairs are in a tangled mess and I don't intend dragging anyone else into my life until I've got it straightened out." Her glance slid off him dis interestedly. "Well, that's not very encouraging, I must say I'm going to be here only an other month and I thought we could have fun together." "I'm sorry. I could use a little fun after four years of war and I can't think of a more attractive girl to share it with, but I've got other things on my mind right now." "Don't apologize," she said stiffly. "The world is full of men." He grinned. "Not according to statistics, But I guess for you it always will be, Monica." Her face had gone suddenly white and he pushed the accel erator almost to the floor board. A moment later she put out her hand and gripped his sleeve. "Jeff, I'm going to be sick " The station wagon came to an abrupt halt. Monica was violent ly ill at the side of the road but she achieved a pallid smile as Jeff wiped the dew of perspira tion from her forehead and led her stumbling back to the car. "So this is what snakes do to you!" she gasped. "You're getting off lightly, lady, this is just one of the mild er examples of what a rattler can do. "It must be my rugged consti tution," she said mockingly and promptly was sick again. Claude Gentry was seated on the long canvas-decked veranda when they drove up. When he saw Jeff at the wheel and Moni ca slumped beside him, he got to his feet quickly and came over. "What's wrong. What's hap pened to Monica?" Jeff watched the shrewd blue eyes turn dark with anxiety and found it difficult to believe that the worried man standing before him could be responsible for the death of Amos Larabee. "She was bitten by a rattler," he explained tonelessly. "We've Tarzan By Edjrar Rice Burrouphs Tarzan Starts for Home WHILE HE HELP HIS GUN AIMED AT HIS HOSTAGES, BK5 LOUIE GAVE HIS INSTRUCTIONS TO PHOT BEARD 'GIVE 1E A WEEK TO GET AWAY A NO THEN Cave BACK AND PICK UP YOUR FRIENDS TRY BRINGING THE POLICE BEFORE THEN AND CU WILL , ( FIND THEM DEAD. mm AFTER THROWING OUT A WEEK'S PRO VISIONS, THE BIS PLANE TOOK OFF AND TARZAN, THINKING IT HAD STOPPED ONLY TO MAKE MINOR REPAIRS, AGAIN STARTED FOR HOME. 1 ft done everything possible for her, including a shot of anti venom, but if it will make you feel better you might send into McCloud for a doctor." "My poor little girl . . . My God, a rattlesnake!" Gentry stared at his daughter helpless ly. "I'll be alright, Dad. Jeff says I'm not going to die." "Die! I should say not! Don't use that word, my dear." He looked almost terrified and Jeff suddenly recalled the pho tograph of the dead Mrs. Gentry which he had noticed on the copper-king's desk on his pre vious visit. In appearance, Mon ica was a second edition of her mother. "If you'll lead the way, sir," he said. "I'll carry Monica to her room. You'd better have someone put her to bed and give her a shot of whisky or brandy as a stimulant." Gentry led Jeff to a luxurious bedroom then disappeared. He returned a few minutes later with a maid who entered the room and' shut the door. Mr. Gentry turned to Jeff "Gill stayed over in Phoenix so I sent Fawcett into town for a doctor. I hope you're not of fended, Irskine I'd like the opinon of a professional man." "Offended!" Jeff smiled bit-' terly, "Mr. Gentry, after what you've done to me, you could hardly offend me." Gentry's mouth fell open. "I don't think I understand you." He seemed sincerely bewil dered and Jeff felt his inward misgivings rise to the surface again. Still he had told only three people about Larabee and the Hardys were absolutely trustworthy. It could have been no one but Gentry. "I talked to you in confidence sir, and you betrayed me." "Look here son, there's been some mistake. I enjoyed our lit tle chat immensely and I'm on your side. I thought you realiz ed that ..." "I let you bluff me all right. What I didn't realize was that when it came to gaining your ends you wouldn't stop at mur der." "Murder! Good Lord, Irskine, you don't know what you're saying!" "I wish I didn't" Jeff said bit terly. (To be continued) 2653 SIZES Scallops on Parade A simply-made washable that sets off its trim and slim lines with gay scallops on the little cap sleeves, big patch pockets, and demure square neckline. And note the easy new fullness in the gathered skirt! No. 2653 is cut in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 36, 38, and 40. Size 16 requires 3 yds. 35-in. Send 20c foi PATTERN, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your name, address and style number plainly. 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