The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1936, Page 10

/ OH BOY, 1D LIKE TO SEE BILL , RIGHT NOW,AND INSTEAD, THERE'S THAT OLD SOUR-FACED KLUMP. HA,HA.BILL DOESN'T WANT TO SEE ME. HE'S HIDING FROM THE LAW. HE'S A CROOK . EVERYBODY . KNOWS HE STOOD IN WITH - THAT RIVER GANG. WHEN ITS DARK IM GONNA CREEP INTO THAT OLD WAREHOUSE AND STAY THERE UNTIL L FIND SPROCKETT.ILL MAKE g3 HIM TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT > THAT GANG. g e HEY, ‘'CRIP’ WHERE'S YOUR. PAL, BILL BIFF? WHAT DO YOUu BILL'S NOT A CROOK, BUT I BET I COULD NAME SOME FOLKS AROUND HERE THAT ARE. - TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON, DENNIE. I FOUND A NEWSPAPER BEFORE THE COPS5 CAME TO MY ROOM, AND FIGURED THEY'D BE AFTER ME, 1 50 I DUCKED OUT. IT'S FREEZING COLD HERE - BUT 1 STAY HOT THINKING WHAT I'M GONNA DO TO SPROCKETT WHEN 1 GET MY HANDS ON HIM. U GEE, BILL HASN'T COME HOME SINCE THE POLICE RAIDED HIS ROOM THE OTHER DAY. I WONDER WHERE HE IS. I HEARD THE LIES YOU TOLD THOSE REPORTERS YESTERDAY, AND WHEN I FIND BILL I'M GONNA TELL HIM TO PUT THE WORKS ON YOU- GO-WAN, IF HE AIN‘T GUILTY, WHY DOESNT HE GIVE HIMSELF UP? THE NEWSPAPERS ARE YELLING FOR. HIM TO. I CANT LET THE COPS GET ME., NOW. SPROCKETT AND THE RIVER GANG ARE IN THAT OLD WAREHOUSE,AND IF 1 GO TO JAIL, THEY'LL GET AWAY BEFORE I CAN PROVE I'M INNOCENT. Quu.; W SHH-HH—, DENNIE, HERE COMES SOME OF THE GANG. THEY'RE. HEADING FOR THE TRAP-DOOR