Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1929)
THE KftiKN'K OFATIT rr- ,IM1Mrs LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Silence is Golden By HAROLD GRAY toJLtl V?hZL 1 II Will II llll MMgl CRS CtrAer r 7 lOR VS fiMt kvO w,, TLinA. . r-. . i . , huui nAiv u i EVER HNt-V VdNNT MVTV ft. 1 ' 6. 1L uaPPENED I or any scandal. And Bernice knew !.NHAM..rort.r. M tM ""BRADFORD, a rather SN'55..B beautiful and un- frf " tH,i m brilliant faahlon, 'Jrt I "ri,na; been J ..d a week off. NIB - . . "uiVihlle she Is bending all eftJH th. task fwrltlB ".fif rtjlly ortb while. She girl, and will prob- m r.,",;,e "her 'Sli Us RED "fLYNN. poll fitals !'c to do with the boy. pSaVArry l. sloping In Red. :., nu WITH THE STORY r u" rHAPTEB XI IVfCE Kpurir'. V, nporter. And to a good newa- l woman Wof Pe'to. and Love, and E, nhriouslj, then, this Ingersoll Battling good copy, ...,v nuRNH AM, reporter. na l" ' . v .... itf lh "JJJiithy and. socially blackmail Nothing small-time about rJ Birr' . rf for tho murder Bernice. Barrows was too well VI wal V "Jor. . rath iir I ir v.;- cealed from anybody. It wouldn't do Bernice any good to Bay she didn't know he had a wife. "That being that, oar heroine reck oned a husband would be a good bet. And this night I'm t el line von J . to bs very much In about how she laid her cards on the ("ftSr young man named tabie. VyLLS, but she has decided M.wu fc marr5pd. Bne told fiSS ' her marriage until such irsoU, 'and then you'll Jick h a.vd? j, '.n threaten to sue Barrows for alien- ation of my affections. "At first tho kid didn't get It. And then she tells him she- means to continue to play Barrows. Per ryll have to come home some night, and ratrh Barrows there. He'ii iimr m -j As olot ef a story, her to be the boob, that's all. Yf, It is RED FLYNN, police "Perry'd have to mako a scheme. r . HtBorter, with astonishing 8ne said, and make off he wanted to f'1 rL th Bradford murder. Red kill Barrows. Then bernice was to I. has lust left a boy interfere, and try tn natch things up. And in the end theyd have Bar rows promising them anything they wanted. He eon id get money, you see, from his wife's aunt. There were two reasons why the old lady would give it to him, and Bernice "First, ' there was the way she loved ber niece. Then there was the scandal end of it. If the thing threatened to become a court cane, the old lady'd peel off a hundred thou to save the family honor." Molly gasped. You don't mean to tell me," she cried, "that Inger soll agreed to it?" "He did." he affirmed, "just that. "But don't forget, Molly, that the kid was absolutely infatuated with her and after all he is a kid. And, anyhow, he swears he had no in tention of complying with her schemes. After they were married, he never meant to Jeave her. The foor sap was going to make her ove him. That was what he thought," ' t "Do you believe it?" "Oh, I don't know. The kid's no Galahad. The point is, he promised he'd go through. "And Bernice went and got a wedding dress. That girl sure had a sense of humor. A white eatin dress and a flock of-tulle.' "I know," murmured Molly, "and a duchess' oa of seed pearls, with orange blossoms tucked in her veil. It wasn't a sense of humor though, Ked. SVomen don't joke about things like that. Poor soul she was buried in it.' Red nodded u nf eelingly. "Swell looking corpse, wasn't she?" "I didn't see her," admitted Mol ly, "but I had a good line about the way she looked. I said hers was a beauty made Death amorous.' " "Good!" approved Red. "You can sure turn a pretty phrase, old dear." "I did write some good stuff on that case." confessed Mary delight edlv. "Emotional writing is what I like." "And here's your chance," cut in Red excitedly. "Don't you begin to see the thing.1" Molly? Say, this has all those crime and set plays beat a mile. Why, honey, you can give the best of them a run for their money. Here you've got nil the ingredients for the be dsmn plot in history. Beautiful woman. Quivering Passion. The calf love of Ingersoll. Play Ingersoll along side Barrows. And Bernice along side Mrs. Barrows. Sin versus re spectability, with Sin all glamorous and seductive. And Respectability so damn proper that Sin call th tricks. And there's your moral. Everv plav has to have a Moral." "And Mystery!" cried Molly. "Why Red, It's tho most mysterious thing that ever was! Here's a woman, preparing for her wedding day. All set to blackmail a wealthy lover, and marry a boy who adored her. Evervthing rosy. Why why would she herself?' 'That's just it!" announced Red triumphantly. "And the answer la she didn't.' "But who T began Molly. (To Be Continued) fea. Obviously, L rai copy. lnrd forward eagerty. -J,." she demanded, are Lniof to do with him, Red?'' ( Sm drugged narrow shoulders KiSSi if I know." he admitted. hvr be Jits God's little gift to kWwper men. nm you anuw, I h Menu a shame to tell the tf Iw't know why, she retorted. P ii (pilled a solution t of the prtcora muruer, ru, wfity to 'tell the world. Hube," he admitted. "Bnt to tie troth, dear, I haven't any I tiit stuff called civic pride. -Iwre just soft-hearted," she ac irt $oft-bearted nothing!" he re nfd indignantly. "I'm practical, tii't il And, just now, I've got a . Molly. A great big idea." Xt&j (igbed. "Go on." she urged. Ta inng of cariosity. Red. Tell v tboat tfcs Ingersoll kid, and rur mind yoor beautiful idea.' IM lighted another cigaret. Kofly. darling." he informed her. Htm you gnd all that, but you're ifrfidful ifcmbbtll. Can't you see irn'i s plot for a play, or a novel, a this IngersoH kid? Why throw itMnf away on a newspaper yarn? V not collaborate on something rnh while? What's a bonus from ft aid man, a measley little $50. can make a fortune? I tell Molly, we can knock Broadwny M n'th the etuff that brat spilled "Hit tell rae! she besought. "Red. Kre infuriatiniT. You haven't tnM p i thing. You're simply talking v and oft. I don't know what ' tt! about.'' Ui bftin. "Perrr TntrnrBnll foil In with Bernice' Bradford." hew ih was gay and charming, wry. rery wise, this voung In fwi! fftawi her captivating. She w different from alt the nice little ni bed known. The good girls, M mob a 1ft m,A . pretend to be ven verv bad P didn't have to pretend. She P hewlf. Beautiful, and 'V"1'11 So InRersoIl fell - wnn ner. nm he?" u J V ,nf,uht he did." amended iM that's pretty much the tjmr. as near a I ran mitke AyJunt the cNtteringest ii. i j rd come Into his ' ATil when uht. v.- k: . ri G?1?. Girl. Poe it rlr WJB. Molly V " rbocUM. .I,,,, , trSIL h "And you Molly:" she plwdM. t i..." ,! w" "ylnr. roimr liis'wim,.. v"'t'1' Palno P7 t. Ri n....'- " '". 1 Stir k.. . nfrn,l' Hn.w how "' . h aboct Tter- k -MiM Moll. - r i"-"i" h' w i.. "V , r'jin"i ""i. 'Tl . 111 t nkl. ' Th, 't U and slnkor. tflrrr." h triin. ..n 'wli-fk.r. . m""T him. end ZXT- ."0d P1"1' P nla L"? tahil. " f,h" l-nlT 21H m ' "r' nf "hap H t. L . ' 'lrh.r , n,,r, 1 "I- Anil rnna.nt k V.V.b7 h,-''l'd lit tlx L1" i'T"r - o..d " a - " t an. n ...... fw ,houMnH , r " ue POT, rf...L ,h '"' k. And ? ! , .M .r' Rrr, . t. . h''. Not m.. !l.rh.r h. IorM fn't th. . ' ' r R... ; ti't hi D I GSM . .Uihtftt,6,nWltTTWOtntT.tW 1 Big Celebration Planned For Virgil NEW TOHK. OS?) Publiua Viridl- ius Maro, whosa "Aeneid Is oonnifl ered by scholars to be one ot tne most boautiful pofms vpr written, will have the two-thousandths anni versary of bis birth celebrated ill elaborate fashion. MeraberB of the American Classical leaftue, composed of leadinfr scholars of the country, are backing a two year celebration of Virgilian prose and Wrse, in 1030-31. Among the prominent men and wo men interested in this movement are Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, president, the Vniversity of Virginia; Mrs. Cal vin Coolldge, Prof. William I.yon Phelpe of Yale university, and Ken neth M. Sills, president, Bowdoin college. Motor Fuel Made From Tar of Fir P1 n rr SALESMAN SAM A Catastrophe Averted By SMALL vmfvr? 800? 'oouv i Rooe oowmom w bus v)eu.,rvA m-m A'o Hpxe. Te. Hfxve m.l my 800 S SHftK6M 0P,6UftS ; WftSN'T WITH Vft - ONES 6ROKtM ftT OMC&- J xvimpri rn XV ; mr 3. Ja ' ''' rWy,-tVtRe'sONl-Y P16OUT V KNOW IT - UT CM 200 Bcwes IM TH' HUvAfvM A D(FFeRFi.MT 6QDY :1MAJI tf ' "iff-- ( y HPl RSH F0R-n BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Ferdy Would Have Done Better By MARTIN relM' TO OX5K. Writ ? Crr CHNJCE OF e'EElri IpF"' OH WM N'DOM'T ftU- TV' &OO0 LUCVL B0OT6 VOR. A l'VlaVaVM' T- A f AT MM TH1 BV6 C0OPl OF DM- I"1, aajr ; BUtVi , RAvi ) JW 6E AM' MM ARE 1 TrWNWhi' FTaT PMZf bow Rssn' op- iL.U J rrv Ul fiMffl g ? r :4 MAWlBUTjWrW COOlDVi'T 1 rft)t BtW TH' OWE- TO VaSCOt BOOTS ? BREAK HE 6OT A tAEAto WOTTA SWtlX BEAV TOR BOOTf. I AA-V ,V ONE T VtSCOE W&i, IL. 6AX WE , WOOIW'T ITWK'j WOT BUN ME OP-T&EE AV5NOWE BUvi6V.E TH' iOB MOM'N POP Chick Drives a Bargain By COWAN r v v cy s VS f . f o 1 5H-T TH A.MV V-EE.XT GET EOVJM YOO Lr,'&0 OF SHUT VOUR "VCAPI l NOW UVTtM, THAT GtB- DOHNT I'M NOT SU.SH1. VNILLVDO SMUT UP? H6VM I'M X OkJEaTMtBE - ( LOOKS I LOWER 1 I ME ! MOM COME IN HEBfi . T f KNOW iWHAT THIS FVM.V 19 SlTHER ktnN& GOtNa To MAKE. A BABGMM WTM VOO. 1 PltWlNi LEkRF0& V UKE HER A SKINMV'? I CHICK LEME- VJANT TO SPEAK I UK6 AMD 1 VANT rt0 TO VUKEATOW- tF .DU'Ll ACT UK6 A GIBU NHIL6 1 WITH THOSE Diary 5-7 X VOU VOUMG BEHpNJE AND STOP ACTING UKE BOY SHE S HER6 AND NOT PLAV NrtMTHOSfi LITTLE BOVS y I r V'V V , LkDY X . ATOM BO V ----rm DlftT AND KEtP OUT OF SIGHT l" o f &yx-:exzr7f T UlZ&&- VJHENEWEH I'M WTH HER, I LL GVME VDO ssi WMy- vwT, 3 rTK rtX'ivK Ten cents aday. anotueb Cee n . - F-l ' Wf. flPI IsSM-vS X C0U6 THAT MEANS fCvJt p- - CHICAGO (P "Gftftolin' made from trM is announced in a report tr- the Amprirao Ch?miral aocity by Dr. .lacqut C. Morrell and OusUt KpWf of Chicago. They have produced an an ti -knock motor fuel from the tr in the Dous ing fir. While this fuel now ia in the laboratory atace, the report says it can be made in commercial quantities from present wood waste. Dance Prescribed For Sick Person CHICAGO. OP DanHns im'l something for the older generation to wtiKK'e its head oref in the jungles along the Amazon it's the doctor's iirmption for what :ls you, rer-orrs I.lewlkn WiUiam. member of the 'rf. Marshal) Field expedition tn (list reffjon. Th dtor. or medicine men. doe out dancing for the ill, and if the t- fent is too fet;.je til ooctor floes in 'taiicen himself. OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN Jfti aunt, I fh oM anttbir.t Specimens Sought In Tropic Land . HOI'STON. Tel. Pi Five Hon", ton residents win to to V'lfa'iin rn' inu:s thie summer to coiject birds. rptiie, nd tropirnl Bnimels for the ntv mmeum of nsturs! hif"r.r. llan Nae3. keeper of ti-e Hiutr.n loo. wii lee-ii the purtr. The trip will ' mud. in a small aioop t no rot to the citv. In !!! the V Service ettimated H Piihlie Hs: iitt t:ere .re B0 MAOR , VoUTl VoLkS VlERCriV EXPEC-flie VoU MOME "FROM EUROPE UidfiL "FALL' MRS. HooPLE AAlP ALVlM vjm-l Her 'sister AeiP THE MEaI "POARPERS vaca"T(oaA ; - uioaIT Vol! come over TtoR piMaIes -ToAi(caM-r AaiP ME f if i 3 -i fig tauad 'i2u,(XHlXj tau in tii Liated tate. n uiNTvr YAKikS MRS, CLARK j"! OUS-f "THE SAME . I -rtfidiK-rviis IS A TRI6HTFUU -RECEPTlOKi TOR MEIb PECEKJE trom m7 Home.- kia! j VlMF, APTER. MV LoeiG CToURklEV -To AelP "FROM EUROPE, lb REYURei -To AU EMPTV tfoUSE -AxiP "FIaIT? MV PEOPLE. AklAV L roamiaJg like GVPSIES ' PPEPOSTE ROUS , i4 : y I O aau. .jij ii n . n 'J I ! aftl THE TINYMITES By. KNICK ' J'hH) chariot race waa under way and all the bunch cried land, "Hut rayP' Than Clowny shouted, "Falt er, boyal Try mighty ban! to win. I'm for the one who stands the test, 'cause he will pror himself the best. Don't fall oat of the carta amid the rJntter and the din." "Glddap," yelled BfmtT. "Come oo, bound. We hae to odrer lots of ground. Let's beat that other dog and we will make wee Coppy sad. If you grow tired and start to wslk, I'll be so mad Z cannot talk. T want to win this race. Please do your best and make me rlad, 'Tip. Tip." the little dog replied. And be gse Rcouty quite a ride. The other hound, however, also ran along real feat. Then as they finished with the ride they both came In right aide by side, liie race was railed a tie and ft was over now at last. This satisfied moat everyons snd all agreed that they'd had fun. Then Hfonty said, "Where's Clowny? He hss disappeared from sight. Per haps he playing hide and seek. Around the grounds well slyly peek. I'm sure that if we all look we can locate him all right." Aud so they started looking rund to see if Clowny could be found. They ran Into the big tnt and then out Intf) air. "Well, goodnen me," Wee Carpy cried. "Fat Clowny sure know how to hide. Ie looked around but cannot find that fellow anywhere." All of a sudden Meouty cried, ''fler. Tinymites! Iok straight ahead. There's Clowny on a flat ar, and he Isn't trying to hide, tin him you al ways can depend to find a loTely lit tle friend." And then the finies aaw a girl was sitting by his side. (Head the Story, Thsn Color the Plot lire) (The Tinymites run Into danger In the next story.) (CopyngM. t929. NIL a !ervlc, Inc.) 4 . . ' pi - .1 . .
