The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, March 19, 1932, Page 4, Image 8

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    T H K I L L ! S T R A T K l» K K A 'IV K K S K t 'T IO N
■1
M u n ii li».
The Clinic Murder Mystery
Who
Hv
vou meant burnìiir.v«
W r all knew
• hat >ou two were never good f« lends
although you alWMVA pietrndeil to
lx*
Ho why ah old he suddenly go
and make you llil heir? Their « only
1 »»nr aii’ wrr to that hr did it
L h •
« au«e you ftHt'ed him (o
You got
t ilt il of blackmailing him and de­
cided to get hla whole fortune In a
lump bv killing him and inheriting
it
Anri if It wa* aiiylxKiy who came
back l ui r tilia morning ami killed
him II was you!
Isn’t It evident
from the tact that as hr wae- dying,
•hr k d word hr choked out
waa
Killed
Dr. Brown?
F OH AHI» I
"ON
HV\orsis
W H A T H A S H U 'r B N K D
l>r
K * r ! B ro w n
i i M it cv « ' in ! p !* M ic mm (troll is It u n it d e a d
i. a M i l e e lm c in th e r e a r o f hi* p r iv e t#
I t ' ( i u l m \S '* .« h lii|U » ii
D C . * h r r * hr
!>** been c o n d u c t in g e x p e r im e n t* « Io n * lo r
< n r i i i ! tn >n lh «
* h y l off fr o m t h r r* * l of
|fc r w orld
Ml* tw o w h it* * M i> U n i* . D o c to r « t o u l i
m l H « .d v . h a i r been o n r x le m le d « « c a t io n
fr it 's « iid t h r h o u se k e e p e r * v o u n g w o m an
n a m e d I V is B r a n d o n
w th * o n > o th e r
a u t o r t i r d p r is o n in th e h o u se w h en th *
w liu n t i
a iit d r r is c o m m U le d .
T h e tw
* r r « » p e e le d tc i r e t u r n a t a n « i w r
M 5 » B r a n d o n a s io r v
«he
w *« u p s t a ir « >n th e ho n e t at a b o u t 8 o c lo c k
in th e m ur in g , a f t e r h a v in g p r e p a re d a n
« j i l v b ie a c t a M for th e d o c to r w hen
'h e
h e a r d tw o s h o t« fire d a n d r u s h e d d o w n -
e l« r* in tu n c io «re a Bee m g fig u re ru a h
chi i
the f i c n t d o c
i'i.e c o u ld n o t d « '-
tin g u l< h th e f e a tu r e s o f th e m a n
b u t be-
1; o m th a t he w .1« w h ile
lm m e d u t e l y th e
b* t h e ir 1 * 1 1 1 '
a n d h f n e t o n l\ w*'»»ld
b u i Ut th e li
la c c a o s a r a g a ln . b u i wtn»Ut
c h a n g e Ih * c o lo r of th e ir s a n i i o »* to
m a k e ttiem a lt f o lu e W
\»nrece gni#e* »be
|) l
lu t ili
b * n i i K d l 'i O » r r r d tn a c r in i
11«; p r a c t ic e . w a rn * d h i» c o lle a g u e a g a in s t
u . and tu
t»i*'w u p io iu ia o d i» t u r n h i»
ta le n i to b e lt r r a d r a n t a g e a n d
to h e lp
h i* ra ce bv tr e e ln g t u r n i fron» Ih * c u ra *
of color.** B u i
he m e a l e d
»o u ie o n e *l»e
h a d d i ) f i ) « r : r d h i» » e v ir i a n d h a d beri»
b la c k m a ilm g Itti« fo r s c i e r a i m o n ili»
I n a rd e r to r s c a p e III»* b la i a m a t ic i
he
dee td * d to a h u t h m i t e li u p m h » p r iv a * »
c li n i c fo r se » e r a 1 m o n th * u n i ! th è d a u g e r
w aa p a a t
H a r d » w e n t o n h i» » a c a tiw n .
« n .l r r t u in e d to Itm t h i» fr ie n d m u r d e r t d
B n ch
*1
ast
i» H a r d « » a to t*
S O W O O O N W tT H T H E B T O H Y
RAZORLESS SHAVES
lluir Conit-H OfT WilhiMit
Cullintf or ScruplnK
C H A P T E R V II
I«* L O t IN tit II n *
lin o
il t> I
M a » 'u fa < lu f lo g * " » iJ *
b o v r l u f u t J •»»*'•!*«» I f »«k lo m a k * *■ «•
» *> • 1
a e ••!•» k i ■ » n •• Ma«»> N l» a * -
n ip r r wan silence once ¡ixaiti in
i * r»»a > W r.
>• i •>»»'i 't »•• » •»•»>»
Tht* tw o m r » ItUiprc! a t rat'll o th e r saNttgrly.
w a te r •»><! | u t o n » v u f f a * H n | »>•»»«
the living room
No one «lirrrtl for
I « a rtl « • • !» » • If
i i u t » U-aar iNaM
a breathless nroment ¿»iter H.uiiv « und «h ol him? I.s tbat what >ourr to kill h im ' B th MKs Brandon and
*• \« r a n » h a « » I I oft WOth a n » »•*«•*
H a ir la it ..*•«> I »•«! « le a n t*» < K* •*»«.
grtting
at?
outburst Finally Fra Alt r « calm voice
1 heard you and now you tell us ¡ • ml *»««*» U U eatn» a* If |vii »La-ol
he was grateful to you
IT*rir mav j lU t>U Mlwraitw *••<•* » ar
f m .n d B ro w n craw ■ >* t h r v u g h the do o r
“ Well, »uppuse you diel.*
broke in upon us
liaatM u It 1« wie>| t j H » r ' *W
"A n d you. Hardv. « h a t .« l**t of tn- a «raion for hU making that willt • »«! la I * r a •M
“ You ve explained a lot
to us
> a » I'a r lu t a
|* revet» t a itigt* «•»• ■
lie« you’ve told ils here tonight? T ry- 1 but it'« certainly not the one that i E a l n
I tear* ak in . f I » 1 « • 1 » «•»
H ardy.' he «aid
* and l guess I U ing to nuike un bfdieve tlutt H h h i i vou vr tried to give
I '»a
am t »• *•» B<rt»ila on a g in
»• «• »»
» • itvrn A m i It |»rl«alaaa fo r
i« w . m »e
have I j admit that votive cleared up was «o touchrd bv vour In terven t!'n
What do you m e m ? " cried Haulv
I b l r i d o i «»• |>a»f
a thing that
ha« b en
lo rry in g in hU carrer th »t he w m t »traight inflamed
%** Ha
I f r»>»it «(rugglat J i * » n« t k a e e M a«»e
* inner
"W hy. lo u ls went on " u i i e v r iij M w > » h | l'i> » 4 « * t»y a 'l
a«n«l I t *
headquarters here tor a long tim e— and wlUui all he had to you. Whv
tn
I -« ! m
fo r l»ta. f u ll al* a |*a«g
the completeness with which «onw thut morning when vou two qtnurtl- went to Fia/lrr ami talked with III Hi. j I f f «{«»**!«*
A 'M reaa
Mae*.
• »••*• r
ed
vou
wr
e
b>th
«o
mad
thal
H
ii
wn
without
actually
t«*iiitig
hint
an>
of the biggest criminals have
es­
H a r d y o n Jar:
t
l l e j . t II
S a v » »< n * ti ( , « .
’ A tle I
w he
Dr
H.
wa.« threatening to kill v iu und you thing, simply to show
Brown that
caped and disappeared
“ 3-.jt that .»till U u t
wit.il w ere
driving at.
Brown is dead, and wc
w a*
are not here so nuuli to find out
hm# what illegal things h e « d on «. a.« to
d..«cover who killed him
He could
have been the biggest ciim m al
in
the land, and vet it w uid still bo
o f tr.e w .l
up to us to find lus mufderer.
Now you said that s o m fo ir wa«
blackmailing him and had threaten­
In sp e c to r F r «
M in . D r
L-
ed his life when he refused to pav
f Dr
B ro w n »
d e a th .
p r e v a i.s
up o n more
Did he ever tell you who that
H a r r is tc te ll a l l he kno w s
was?*
H a r d y r e v e a l» t h a t B ro w n h a d d 'c o v e re d
Hardy'«
face wa.« trcAibled as he
a m y s te rio u s t r e a tm e n t by w h ic h th e c o lo r
looked up
No
he answered. “ He
i t a m a n » s a in r o u id b* c h a n g e d at w ill
H « rirst c a p e r m en la n t h is i n * h a d been
seemed sort of afraid to say 1 guess­
« v iid u c t e d o n m e m b e rs o f
th e
c r im in a l
«
w ho f ¡n ri th e new tr e a tm e n t th e ed that it was someone close t<’ him (
because he said once that the black- |
I f . ' u : - W«v to e«cai*e d e t e c t .o n
E scap e d
i t . m i tie is
» c u d be b r o u g h t to the d o cto r mail and threats were all the re ­
turn he had for what he had done
for that person."
“ And did you ever hear
Brown
Try Lyd>s f Pmhhjm's Vegetati« Compound
quarrel or talk with any nr in a *a>
that might indicate who that per­
son was? '
• No-o." replied the doctor thought- .
fully. Except
Except what?"
“ Well, one night I went out »n d
had to come bick after a few min­
utes for some Instruments I had fo r­
gotten
1 didn't b ther the bell, but
came in with my key. and as I hunt­
ed for the instruments I heard Brown
No energy circles under her eyes I/shc
talking heatedly with someone In the
would only fry Ledia E Pinkhim*
back of the house, and saving some­
Vegetable Compound in tablet-form,
D a d d y rhioU» !»«r urwWT thr c hin an»! rail*
thing
in a high voice about *too mus h
»he could be strong and happy again.
money.
I m sure the voice I heard
Hrr a plump lifIIr raarai. Ilr '» proinl of hi»
wa.s Browns, but I didn't bother to
handvunr girl no <loul>t of that. Likr nw»t
see who the other prrson was. since
it was none of my business "
a<lorint( mrn daddy t.ikr» hrr l^aminf; hralth
“ But who was in the house besides
lor granted.
1 »•*•'»» • M«wey C wmm . Dr. Brown, when you le ft? ”
!-•»* ae Bw»>a«M?Ta« *k««M
“ Nobody, o f course to my know­
r » rry m » • ,r W y e w a i a «
emergency use when ly b y neetled refsit»»i.'e
M om m y ch u tk lr* a l il t lr to h r r v lf at ali
MYSTIC BRAHMA RIB ledge. except Miss Brandon, the
\UVt HIGHLY MACH STIC housekeeper, and Dr I joii I s , h ere.”
or
showr»l «ign» of a »'old.
thi».
S
h
r
know«
h»>w
d
e
lir
a
lr
h
rr
lilt
lr
girl
wan
f
»
*-
U>OC STOWU. Ran. Aw
"W h at's all this?" Dr Louis came
^ B w »«ae. Caaa«lliwfl. Attr*. t
o n e r how subject io cold« .in*l «lig rstiv r up-
l
W { t r«O f
me lke»e UVl LODI-
forward with a sardonic smile on his
Sm art mothers know that nature must Iw
V-
U O N E S in firnrUr
x t s . Years ago «he rn.ul» up h> r in ■ ml to »tudy
Orrwlt OnitUl
•« • face and surveyed the troubled H ai-
aided occasionally. I hey uiMlrrstand that
flv
Y <) W l R f L I L U C K !
the real <au«»' of children'« troubl««. A k in d ly
CHARM owe!« trnctl B*J Le«k. Evtlawd MMweloae.
‘‘W h y don't
you accuse me out­
('.istoria is absolut» ly sale even for thr most
*-d ike elkerrw i»"Mt a id
Laek. La»*. Ha»e-
old fa m ily <J»« tor carefully e*|il.iinr»l to Iter
• - »»• aad Prc«pertt*. Special awle S1 »7 f«r ike twa. right of trying to blackmail Brown?’
delicate
infant. Y »t it is alw ays sure and
Bill «alaabl* lAttrwcti«*« FREE. Pa* po«la«aa ]1 97 he demanded harshly. “ That's what
tin reason » hildren l>e-
• l J 15c. pwaiaee an4el.»e»y. Sal-dactieii or mom*r re- you .seem to be getting around to ." i
effe» liv e for olib'r children of s< l««>l age.
funded. Ta.r.akeLtCKTf Order »own TOOAY!
i ame upset am i t<ubjc< I
Hardy, suddenly flaming, was on
Be»«. M V. S. P* REAL!. General P 0
Rat *.; BROOKLYN. N Y
his feet.
Io illn e » » . 'I he r e a l
Fo r more lli.tn th irty year» mothers .1« well
NOTICE? B. .MwfouH Gt ARAN TEE ike»e Ceaa.
" I think you were! he cried. “ For
•r. M »•nr BnLaa Iwdee-pwe* are ALIVE' JuM wkar
cause,
he said, was us-
as d<H tors have relu d on genuine ( '.istoria
•n » i * i f«r tier are ik* REAL THING POWER­ the last year or so I ’ve noticed that j
S' f HIGHLY MAGNETIC! Gil YOCRS NOW! I
u a lly when littli Uiw els
Brown was always nervous when you
to tiile youngsters over little upsets and as .1
were around, and once when I came .
were sluggish. I lien le u ­
preventive of more seri«»us disorders.
into the clinic I f und him handing
d e r l it t l e b o d ie s a b -
you a roll o f bills.
'Repaying a
loan.’ was the way he explained it
( .istoria is .1 p u rr vegetable prep.iiatio n,
« » .il« il poison from a c­
IF Y O U W A N T
th«n. but that sounded then, and it
co
ntaining
no har«li ding 01 eathartics I lie
cum
ulated
la
a
ly
wastes,
M o n e y , L o v e , E a s y L if e
sounds now like a pretty thin e x ­
prescription from w hieli it is eom|»mnile<l is
cuse.
W hy should he. with a cool I
lie terom niem led that
million in the bank, borrow fr o m 1
|iriu te i| on every carton for your own safety's
she alw ays k«ep a ls>tlle
you? W hat's mere, the way you’v e'
sake. A ll g issi »bug stores bave C asto ria.
of C astoria on li.u id for
acted ever sine- this thing was dis­
WIITK TODAY
covered hies made me more and more
N o ir .a t 'e r
how
h o p e le s s
your
.sure that you’re the one who black­
c « « « m a y seem
mailed him. and wha!',••. more, the one
who threatened his death when he
I U IAR ANTIK TO R H P YOU
stopped p ayin g!"
REMEMBER
M W IL L IA M S
Both men’s fares were fiery as they
Genuine Castoria alw uys
flung words at each other.
!)0I Bergen Ave.
"And so," Louis sneered," “ I sup-
bears the nam e, C h as. H .
J E R S E Y C I T Y . N. J.
' v that to make good my th reit,
C H I L D R E N
. Fletcher, on tbe package.
I came back here early this morning
MOTHER'S BRIGHT
L I T T L E HELPER
ALMOST
A BIG LADY NOW
She Shouldn’t be Tired
S-ALWAYS HAVE LUCK!-$
SUCCESS
C AS T OR I A
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