The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 23, 1937, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text' PAGE EIGHT OUT of the NIGHT .11Y gARIQN WHITE CoPiri9t1 PM' NEA Sonic, Inc. CAST OF CHARACTERS PRISCILLA PIERCE embertolatn r young woman attorney. Any KERRWilly witeastaate and tunrderer'n JUR KERRIGAN-41117M Sauna. hARRY II 1.1 'CC III N ti--,Amtra I, Wawa,. eloltor. w SERGEANT no14wmrr aa w "EttGECVT DOLANDower mo s Wooed to molt,. the at ot Amoy Kerr. 0 Teoterdmit Dolma ae lllll is tt that Kerr la the mar. Jo der's.. MeaatIme be tells Cilly C ltaiggbie. al:7r irelloyuea .dat Irltar'. moat brother of the are' la whom Hatehbut ha USW bees tater. sate& CHAPTER XXIV -ritzy looked around her living .-1 room curiously. It was ex actly as she had left it that morn ,ing, yet there was some subtle difference. Then she saw it. The copy of "The Last Puritan," on 'her end table. The book had a 'blue outside front cover, which clashed with the green and red lot the living room. It was a silly liffhg to do, but she always turned the book upside down, so that the 'yellow back cover showed. Yel low blenda much more harmoni ously with green and red. Some pne had been in this apartment and picked up that book. Some one who had been very careful. The book was in exactly the same place the had left it, but it had been turned right side up. Prsb Ably not another person in a hun dred would have noticed the change. It was just that Clay had sixth sense of color, much more intense than the average. , She stepped back toward the 'foyer, a little nervous at first, and ',flooded the kitchen with light Then she walked to the bedroom, lighting the way before her. No body was in the apartment now, that was certain. But somebody lad been there. She was sure of it. Somebody had searched the place very thoroughly. She recalled the pleasant was' Sergeant Dolan had ended the Interview that morning. "See here, Miss Pierce, be bad said, "you've been worrying too much about this case. You need a little relaxation. So do I. for that matter. Tell you what, I'm going to take you over to the fit. George for lunch, and then you're going to a movie." a a g0 that was it. How nicely he had put it over! Quite tmsus Wcting and not a little pleased 10 have company at lunch, she had 'agreed to his plan. She had spent !three hours at the theater (Ser geant Dolan had left her there :alone because he had some im- 'portant work) while the police very thoroughly and very pains lakingly searched her apartment , She smiled, nevertheless. The sergeant hadn't gained anything :through his pleasant little ruse. ,here was nothing here for him to discover now. She congratu lated herself on having burned Jim's postcard and the newspaper 'clipping Amy bad clutched. The front doorbell rang at that 5noment and Ci Ily went to answer It, wondering who could be calling bn such an afternoon. It was liarry Hutchins. "Hello, Prise Mat" he beamed brightly. "Thought it was such .ta rotten day that you'd appreciate ?company." s "How nicer Cil ly replied with nut warmth. She would have ap ioreciated almost any company, but tot Harry Hutchins'. She led the tway into the living room and offered him a chair with scant -eordiality. 1'1 "I found a nice little place down -re Shore Road where we can have dinner together," he offered aim .ably, assuming that the idea would delight any girl. "How does that :suit you?" - "Not very well, rm sorry to ;lay," Dilly replied. She groped for hasty excuse, then gave up the idea. Why bother to make ex xcuses? Why not let him know .tmce and for all that she did not ' "rant any association with him? really planned to dine at home Atli' eveningalone," she finished, with special emphasis on the last word. a As soon as the words were out, the felt a little ashamed of her 'rudeness but Harry was coin- pletely unruffled. r OWERING his voice. he asked n a more gentle tone: "Any sew developments in solving our anfortunate affair?" "As far as I know," she said, alaborately casual, "the police bays have discovered nothing of any importance. Of course, we've all been quesUoned thoroughly the entire household was sum moned to headquarters yesterday but nothipg came of it." "Haven't they any suspects?" Cilly shrugged. "I suppose you might say we're all under sus picion. Any man in the house :mid have done it." "I read in last night's paper that someone actually saw it happen." "Yes. One of the tenants in the St. Ann, across the way, was sit ting at the window just at that moment." "Couldn't she identify the man?" "Hardly. It was quite dark, you remember, and she saw him only tor an instant, as one of the ship's searchlights passed over the roof." ' Harry shook his head wonder ' ingly and sighed. "It's a tough ' ease, all right," he admitted. "Poor ' Amy!" , He reached into his pocket for cigarets, offered one to Dilly. "Do you know," he said with I tudied carelessness, "there's something back of all this." "You think so?" lcREMEMBER," Harry remind ed, "that you and I saw Amy rs different lights. She frequently intimated to me that there was s cloud hanging over her life some other man, of course." He licked the ash from his cigaret with exaggerated nonchalance. rhen: "Say, didn't it seem to you bat she and Kerrigan were star :led to see each other?" "I suppose you're trying to tell me that Jun Kerrigan was the secret trouble in her life?" Dilly eared, with biting sarcasm. She was white with anger, not so much because of Hutchins' insistent questioning, but rather because he had come so close to the truth. What right did he have to dig into lim's past? "Now, Priscilla ' didn't say that!" he placated. "What I really thought ." Dilly stood up. "I'm not in the least interested in your thoughts about anything," she said haught ily. "Neither do I intend to sit Sara and listen to your malicious gossip concerning the two people in the world who meant most to ale. Now if you will be so kind as to excuse me ." "I'm very sorry, Priscilla," he bffered graciously. She turned her back on him and walked over to the window, wait ing for him to go. lie stepped out alto the tiny foyer and picked up Ms hat and umbrella. At the same moment, the outside front doorbell rang. Cilly made a move to an swer it. "Don't bother!" Hutchins told her. "I believe that's the taxi for me. I ordered a cab, thinking you might Join me." He crossed the foyer and pressed the front door buzzer. "Well, good evening, Priscilla," as said in parting. "Sorry about MI this." "Goodby," Cilly corrected icily. She stood there for a moment after he had left, her brows knit together in puzzled consideration. Suddenly her eyes gleamed with a bright eagerness; she went swiftly into the bedroom and be gan rummaging through her lower bureau drawer. (To Be Continued) The Malay Peninsula has many extremes in size among its ani mal life; insects range from 13 inches in length to others so small that they cannot be seen by the naked eye, and animals range from the elephant to the smallest known animal, a tiny variety of bat. If an egg rattles when shaken, It indicates that the egg is not fresh. The air space inside the shell has become large through slow evaporation. Metal-framed dirigibles are im mune to danger from lighting. FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia BY NIA SEIWICI4 MC. T. IL tt 11. PAT. OM a 0 .61J131. PL3AZi 5ROADCAZITA, - C 1 4,, 8 P I R . I 'We Flow bid you good night and pleasant dreams. We will be with you' , again at this same hour Monday night if Chuck's mother lets him come over." ' OUT OUR WAY ....,( K5;' WHY, 'THAT GUY ) .x----6- NEVER WAS IN A 1 - BLACKSMITH 5HOP BEFORE WHY DO "THEY HAFTA BRING A 1 Acroa 10 C511 A 1. PICTURE FER SOME AD? WHY DON'T 'THEY USE ONE ; ) OF US GUYS? DEVo.Ct, INC HAT? WITH THAT AOT sruf OUR NARROW IS A 0001471.15 SMOULDERS I OtLIVS WHY, Al4 HOLLOW it OUR dOCIAL CHESTS, SKINNY I STANDIMI IS ARMS ANsTH114 I WAY WITH' NECKS I DON'T I NEIONESORS BE RIDICULOUS! I THINK l'M A O.EIZI p4 1141 COAL 5)4E05-e 'THEY NEVEI2. SAWA PITCHER. OF A BLACK SMITH LIKE ME. MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE AND I SUPPOSE THEY CALL 'THAT JUSTICE-- IF IT WEREN'T FOR SHARP-SHOOTING CRIMINAL LAWYERS ' i( THOSE RECORDS -rEu THE STOIrt Eur 'THEN' ARE ABSOLUTELY 1 .WORTHLESS AS LEGAL EVIDENCE i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WASH TUBBS THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, 'ICLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'JESSIE wxr-r DUCKS PON CARLOS' KNIFL!!k BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Y---v I ue-ew flo oma loymmoims 7WO-MINILITE EG6. - I DC KiT SLAMS SIuFF-REALLse. VV's LWE 1-0 1WS P.S mS !DAWN PLEASES'. 11'S tMSN1 GEtsISRAI.TKS c!AC2 eoms 11ASseRS MA AUW.S...0(0) CAV4N SSUSQS 1A)01-40 WSe SA,4 StALO k.59, AMC) PLOP Aft CI 01-1-1!1)-1AWAS -ro 1)4E TESISMONS, OF JA5OK1 AkID THE A 141JCSG- r-ir rTHAI REMNO5 ME. 1 .5.6M1 HER - SLIP THIS NTO GRiFFN'S FockET AT -THE TABLE - 1 F ft. EVEN A CRIMINAL. IN THIS COUNTRY. IS ENTITLED TO I A LAWYER AND 10 EVERY-Mil-4Q OR HIS DEFENSE ,. .. "JAam.0 n ,; 82 Z. a. SZ , 2 BY J. R. WILLIAMS IOUR BOARDING HOUSE YEAH. AND wHA-rs 7HE PUBLic ENTITLED 70 AS DEFENSE. ASAINST QUYS LIKE BABBLE? 1 t4EMit Ncomt,lt I'M Go tmc2 TO 90t t4,4 VAEATZT okl ict 040 Mt-14)M 'CAWS AVACMASQ. MAM SEQOUSIN AS 014G txS L LWIE ,S0 KSAP V4S 1 N rr's commow 41-10,,1..EDGE -NAT NI:UR DAD coAci-es KING SION,A14D 1T4 ,cr -mos is wis riPtsr YEAR, ANC) NM HAS 0 MAkE GOODOR ELSE! COMPLI CATE 11411JC3S MR 'ttot.1 2 J With MAJOR HOOKE I DomnAGREE- TRICKY CRIMINAL LAWYERS ARE IS TRUE ENOUGH (FIFTY MURDERS. BUT NOT ONE WE CAN FIN ON HIM ! TEL YOU. SMART CRIMINAL LAWYERS WITH THEIR TRICKS ARE TO BLAME FOR HIS KIND.- I cvl,kdio 001-.117PLEMY !DA SUP-ji .003. POBED "TO BE (BI-IADySIDE'S MAIM 1.40PE 10 BEAT kikic3Slow... AWD IP DoN'T PLAY my BEST., PEOPLE WILL BLAmm r-ow MY kNowit-te VOW ,J4 Y MO5ES, you'vE GO NA SHOT HIM! (- 0 - y--4 3 t:7:619, c,,ttp, ,:' Alin 411, C A, . a COB. 1937 BY NEA 8 RY1C , C. M, POO. U. O. PAT. OPP. j co'.( ? OA1A 1 509905S N400 WNW No VttC OVSQ AO OQEAM OP A WaSS o SWEEN MONvAtMGS tl. Wt1A. ,(OLVMS SO WASTtM6 NOOSZ MAE so VA mat ONTNG,AMO t. wsczt, Vo-Vo-oR, TM. SSS NOM LANE9 OM 0,1 K? UTE AMVGM , Nr,,fier , 97, L'tIto.a0m6ft..?1.1 - , tAtNrcta 1" 7 , V) 1 Irde C.1 keE.p, 3 g pcloki ON 13El43 cuRious ... BY THOMPSON AND COLL . Mit;F NORM.. 115 ON POPEM. MAN, I -SEG VOU FADLI A MOAAEKYT ! 11'5 PEW UWEArt 1 1:$ tat. !tt, .t....rtt mt. tt PIG U I Oat . BY HAROLD GRAY, BUT NO MAN EVER WAS So SMART THAT THERE WAS NOT ANOTHER SmAirrER MAW. AND -rHE REALLY SMART MAN IS ON THE SIDE OF JUSTICE NOT ON THE SIDE OF CIRIME iomotb BY ROSSER N WHY Co.YoLl WISH 7. Ott) NEVER MET meo FRECKLES Doer YOU LIKE ME 7 4, 4 ' AND FIRES! It4 WI-SAT WAY r AlsiD wrn-1 A BAD LEG TM AFRAID I -NAT'S C30114(3 MAKE 11-IE SCORE 7610 0,114 FAVOR OF 11-1E RUMORS 9 ) f.. ::4; vi XN Vt,' t. 4 ?4 I BY CRANE ITIG THE RUM, 1.155EN, 'IOU PINK-FACEP KA94 wArr5 TO KANO MORE. WE : JESSE, rrs SOFTIES, Age WE GONNA WRNS AS FASTAS HE ("ACK 'I0 CAMP GONE TO GET THAT KELTON pAme,oe 5utzE, OH MY GOSHA '101-112 HEAP. AINT WE? Via'A ,t k i I 1 JESSE, suite' 1 401.1 MIGHTY! , 6:-.- WTHING N tn smo ...,.,. , COPP. '937 By NEA SERVICE, INC. 7 ,- ,m, -1fr '',111 PLO. OF BY MARTIN. 'f - , . , A. i f - ,,,r,-,---,-:--' 0 - --c. -TOO MUCH, JUNE rAND , .. -. . m PLENTY I'M SUP- Milti . l W1-1'?. tClYC)1-1 WIE". rye KINDA BEEN PUT -,r;---'----7- f I'S CC114M1 ' DC)111111:17 PBEC:' 11:1 BE -IT-4EP4 IT'S I HOPED I'DU'D '' AND wro-1 A BAD IM $0ICAWLEDGE "HAT ' 7T-IA'r SHADY-SIDE'S I'l UP -FD VDU 7 'tbub NEVER MET ON 7me,spor siwce -a Fs ' SAY -THAT, LEG , I'M AFRAID me, FRECKLES '; I'VE KNOWN YOU ! ,' 4 .1-2,:.! WHAT TOUR DAID COMPLI mAN 1.40pE 70, .e -ro Di A.., ' ... '... ' JUNE i BUT -34ATS GOING It) Doter YOU LIKE , - h -!---- M.-. I ' W s9 AY CC)ACMES KING' CACTE 114114Gs BEAT KINGSTIDN , YOUR wrTm MI BAD MAKE -11-IE SCORM - ME Tr...-X ) ...ir'74' 4 I - -:71--- At ? ErDf4'AWD "MAT FoR ,ttou AND IF I DON'T .?, VERY t LEG, I'M War 76-To 0,IW FAVoPt i I it --, .il. . -0413 IS NIS 2 PLAY MY Besr, 1 BEST . . riPtsr yEAR,Amb . SO HOT? OF "Th4E RumoR L .., " ,7,-, -,g' i I , csL: ;. u. g , . h HE HAS TO MMCE PEOPLE WILL BLAME ,. ' .; 4 . I mom MY KNOWING 4 A -... ----- . ,.., ' e GOOD ,OR ELBE! , - --------- --- 4 A i a , Nt)U! ..z.N -------..- .--- -,,,o"A. .....7,1:::2'---.1.:N. er-mi,,,i . .-1,, -,--,..,:.,:---, - ---,-,.-----, , e p.,,, -, ----:- , ,... , - . , -, I VI. i (,(,.., . i ,, ,A,,,,,) ,., :-,,,,, ti.,, r,;,,'"''N,:-y,-)e- mop - ,,,,0- ,,,, , v.-At : ,., ' . Oor .. L, , e ,t; r - , - -4 4 - 7-'5X 4 4 -X-'-- Itt---,k (t"" )4' -. le,Vfl:....;.- 00. 91 ' 6 ,,,lap 100 N 4:. , N. -0,,7,,,, 1 , ..,, Ny4 ' , ... i . ) 1 ( 0 lit. .., . '' , 1 . , r :-, 1 il 1P'.. ( If i l ''. clAelti , t.---il A i , A ,101) - ,., ',.kVit....4 . 3 ' ' , -- : 2.2 ' ' , ---. i , -,.. . 1 . . .. '1'1'0000'411A c ' WASH TUBBS . m..5 ' . KA94 'w. Arr: it) MEIVBYNO MC:EA. HNEE . . . " , . , . , AVID PRES! L., . , ,,HoLy mOSES, iTIS THE RUM, 1.155EN, 'IOU PINK-FACEO , VOLIVE GONE Jesse, rrs SOPTIES,ARE WE GONNA MUMS AS FAST A5 HE 04 OACK TO CAMP ag . ,, o , . No SHOT GONE TO GET THAT KELTON DAme,oe 5utzE, oH my GosHA .., 19., , . , Nim! OutZ HEAP. AINT WE? It) . . JESSE, surtei vo, la tr f 4- 3 AN MIGHTY! ...---- -14 WHING kiOU kinw...' , 4 , I ,,,,,, I 1 , N. 4 ,1431, at i el s' j oit 4 SAsi! 4 .6 . , -4 1 ,t vi i.y , ,..44,.. 44 , , i -IP I t Alliktc. . ir e -47011.....4 , -.. ft , , ,.....,20, 1 ---" ; .. i .,,,,,,,y4,,"4,,,,, fr..! rilpiel.0,0), ,,, ;4,:,.-tIk7$.."7,',,,''11::"' li , ; 't't ,, L9:7---- , ,,,N- i N.---- --) ,c"'' - 4-1 le ....4---- Adir , , I ,(44 t , ., -.......,...,.....,. .. , I ,',57 0 , . , ,,,, ,,, , g I- I' t 1., ',. ;, , ',' , , , , , 1 0 , , , , .V, - ''''y k-. - , t )10 - ".....::'..-I ,, , ,- .... 4 4 ......... er . 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' - 0 ,e 0 e ''r-,-,:, EY DEVIOUS WAYS "THAT ..7,1 o im.......,, SISTER LIZZIE FRESEWTED 7 WELL, WHAT DO , II U5 WITH A LITTLE WEDDIK.IS ' YOU -THINIA? VIP III I II &FT OF ZEWELS-,OWKIIKIS ,,,,-:';:i YOU EVER RIJOW " ' : .i7 , ,.' A HALR INTEREST, I. AM '''. A HOOPLO -ro , , CURIOUS TO 14KIOW IF. ',Hey HAND' OUT A copr ARE 'THE GENUINE ) -THAT WOULDN'T AR-ncLE , OR OPLIVIA 'TURN YOUR HIDES 111Pr.., GEE-GAWS OR GREEN? Ai ,,,i, LITTLE WORTH! 0 i , ; , til "' inif , c:;0 cff,, 1 . ,' 0 , 7,-) L. , '3-49 N 111 .--' ' ' N'411111 a ',.., ! 0 o C (-3 s t Mt r-r,..... 0-- 't, 'ta '.t,.. ', ,.:Z,Nt 6 , ,') li ,-lw' ....-- :7 I Imsinonn 11 .''' I t I V '011 . GO Ak ' .-,161A."11" ...,.,..., , 001' 4 K ., E CAN CURIOUS um KEEP 3 .. vigglid,Jorsallii ; ,, 1 I .),---r , 1,7 pcloki ON,I BEINS Oil il,1 ... lain. , P , , , I 1 . . ... ... '. , . .. .., .... . 0 1 I I 1 1 ' eel.:;IL t IL , c O131. 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