The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1937, Page 15

3 P O, Yy Wi HE PIRATES FINALLY BROKE THE CABIN OF DUANE'S YACHT AND SEIZED HIM, HIS DAUGHTER, NINA , AND BETTY-LOU. THEY PLAN TO MAKE THEM WALK THE PLANK IN OLD-TIME PIRATE STVLE ... THEN THIS ONE'LL HAVE TO 60 "~ | THOUENT YOU'D AGREE, SHERIFF!.. YOU'R E SHR EWD... NO ONE BUT You COULD HAVE THOUG ‘ HHEN JUDGE LARSON [ REALIZED THAT THE STUBBORN | SHERIFF- HAWKER WAS |NSISTENT - UPON ARRESTING LARRY ON UMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE,® HARGING HIM WITH THE | MURDER OF CURLEY DORGAN, | THE JUDGE RESORTED TO LEGAL PHRASEOLOGY , CONFUSING THE | OFFICER , AMD PLAYING UPON "’“5 “N’TY-“.-!;.‘ " I AM AN ATTORNEY... | WAS MERELY BUILDING UP A | THOUGHT THAT You BELIEVED | DIDN'T. THE WAY YOU TALKED TO THE SHERIFF! ¢ INTO spPARE My \8 ) FATHER...§ &F BUT AT THIS MOME NT...HI6H THE AIR... LOOK , SKEETS. THE NINA IS WAL , NOW... FOLKS HERE- ( ABOUTS DO TELL ME I'M ) PURTY GOOD AT DEDUCIN' TR\ THINGS AN’ SicH i 2, LIKE... e YOU MEAN.,. I'LL REALLY HAVE TO APPEAR IN.. I- THE: SHERIFF HAD ARRESTED YOU.. YOUR CHANCES FOR ACQUITTAL WAR PLANE INSIGNIA . NAVY AIR CORPS THAT REMINDS ME-... LADIES SHOULD . 60 FIRST... YOU MAY KILL us.... BUT TOoMMY AND SKEETER IT WAS SURE- NICE OF YOU , JUDG -, G6ET ME OUT OF THAT JAM g—mur-r— HAWKER REALLY DID I'M SORRY, LARRY, BUT YOU CAN'T FLY THIS PLANE AWAY.,YOU MUS