The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1936, Page 11

2 BUT I'VE NEVER BEEN ) IN TROUBLE. LIKE THIS M BEFORE BILL. HONEST, MARY, I'VE NEVER SEEN YOU LOOK SO GLUM, NO MATTER HOW MUCH TROUBLE [ YUH HAD[ OH, BILL SAYS I CAN LIVE ON HIS BOAT WITH JUST FOUR DAYS UNTIL MY TRIAL, AND IF WE DON'T FIND THAT MISSING pnuuaa,mvfl NO TELLING WHAT o WILL HAPPEN 5 DONT WORRY, = 1T ISN'T MYSELF L A WORRY ABOUT, DENNIE, | BUT WHAT WOULD BECOME OF You? BILL BIFF, ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT TAKING DENNIE AWAY FROM ME? | ‘s ALL RIGHT, MARY. YOU'D KNOW A BOAT WAS A SWELL PLACE TO RAISE A BOY~-IF YOU WAS IN YER RIGHT MIND, AND WHAT'S MORE.— : MISTER LOOTER NOW, GRAN MA, HASN'T HEARD THE YOU'VE HURT BILL'S LAST FROM ME. FEELINGS,CALLING HIS — FINE BOAT A“THIRD <= /(g (WELL,L'LL HAVE YOU KNOW, THERE'S A LOT OF FIGHT LEFT IN ME YET, SO DON'T YOU FIGURE ON RAISING DENNIE ON ANY THIRD RATE SCOW. I'M SORRY, BILL, I'M JUST UPSET, THAT'S ALL— \ RATE SCOW. S . " LISTEN, KLUMP, TAKE. THIS NOTE TO THAT DEPEND ON FRIEND OF MINE ON THAT — THE DAILY MIRROR . BE SURE HE GETS IT. BUT MISTER LOOTER WON'T WIN THIS CASE.. FOLKS I TALK TO ALONG THE RIVER, SAY (T HE'S LOSIN' HIS POWER. IF THAT ALIBI PICTURE . OF APPLE MARY TURNS ( PONT WORRY, UP AT THE TRIAL,LOOTER, \_IVE GOT A YOU KNOW WHERE IT WILL PUT ME. HE'LL TELL YOU IF : s THAT ALIBI PICTURE | AINT YOU TAKIN OF APPLE MARY COMES TOO MANY IN, AND HELP YOU J CHANCES, BOSS? GET IT FOR ME.. (I U AT “v YEAH,L HEARD I, DID YOU HEAR Yl AND I'M WONDERING JUST WHAT HE i MEANT. PINCHED DOING A JOB Y\ LOOTER,I'M | FOR ME,L STILL GOT ENOUGH | w|TH YOU TiLL| WHAT HE SAID ? (W INFLUENCE TO GET THE END. r| 'ITM WITH YOU YOU OUT. == " L TILL THE END. Reg. U. S, Pat. Of; Copyright, 150, by Publishers Syndieate