The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1935, Page 10

o ” !flomsa's MOTHER, HEARING THE NEWS OF BERTRAM CRAFTEE'S ARREST, HAS HURRIED RIGHT OVER TO APPLE MARY'S TO ASSURE HER THAT IT MUST BE A BIG MISTAKE. { 4 HIM, AND I'M NOT THE KIND OF MOTHER WHO WOULD STAND IN THE WAY OF HER DAUGHTERS HAPPINESS. OH YES, HE WILL. HE'S GOT A FINE POSITION, AND, HE'LL MAKE GOOD. I'LL OH,ARE. YOU v SEE TO THAT. INTERESTED IN YES I ALWAYS LIKED JIM BIFF, BUT THAT BIG, AWKWARD GALOOT OF A BROTHER OF HIS— LOOK, MRS. WORTH, THERE MUST BE SOME MISTAKE. BERTRAM COULDN'T BE MIXED UP IN A THING LIKE THAT. HE'S SUCH YOUNG MAN. YOU KNOW, I ALWAYS DID LIKE THAT BIFF BOY. HE’S WAS IT's TRUE , I'M AFRAID, BUT OF COURSE. HE 50 SLICK HE FOOLED ‘EVERYONE. WASN'T ANY GOOD. THE BIG FOUR-FLUSHER. I WANTED HER TO PICK OUT SOME NICE SO NICE. AW, WHAT'S THE USE, DENNIE, (N WHAT'S THE USE? WELL, HE DIDN'T HAVE ME FOOLED FOR A MINUTE.L COULD SEE RIGHT THROUGH HIM ALL THE TIME. WELL,SHE LIKES JIM BIFF, WHAT JIM BIFF,; DOES ME AMOUNT TO! HE'LL NEVER HAVE A CENT. 18 SHE TALKIN' ABOUT ME? GEE, I THOUGHT SHE WAS OFFA ME. WELL, THAT'S GRAND. I'M WILLIN' TO LET BYGONES BE BYGONES, IF SHE IS. I HEARD EVERYTHING SHE SAID, AN' DON'T WORRY, BILL. AT THE RATE SHE'S CHANGIN' HER MIND ‘BOUT PEOPLE, SHE'LL BE CALLIN' H YOU "PAL", YET. | 7