The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 30

MIAMI DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1937 PAGE TEN Don't Miss the Funny Paper Party on WIOD Every Sunday, A. M. BELIEVE IT OU NOT- By RIPLEY I SIDE GLANCES By GEORGE CLARK jpUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS that pcovbs rr.Too-' WELL. I HAVE VOU 3MOULD KKiOW I COULDM'T NEVER A WORD ABOUT TO SAY SOME DO THAH" TO HIA BV WHUT VOUK SKIRT'5 UOIM ON THE PAVEMPORT NEVEE. A WORD ABOUT, I HIS LtO 2ttgu THING, OR.

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INC. T. M. BEG. U.

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uuin iu BUT 6EIN- A OEAP HERO CAN'T 8E MUCH TH' HERO RESCUE rit uui acwrsw WFVER GIVES AN INCH HE KNOWS DETCCTIVE STORES-THEi EAT EM UP-STORIES O' ROBBERY H16H-JACK1N' NJl15-Jf5TA LIKE REAMN TRAPE PAPERSFOR -SNWm- ANP- HIS GANG. POSE- THIS NO tAut iwj JUSTICE tS GON TO TRIUMPH, JUST GUESS ILL Bfc (V I TH REAL IN lH INILY line AT LEAST. FOR A WHILE LEAST TH' AUTHOR KNOWS T- It THE FLOATING ISLAND FLOATS ABOUT Of4THE SURFACE OF ORANGE LAKE, MclNTOSH, Florida. i a rumVTIAN HINDU IN NEW YORK "2-9 Copt llll. tint EMP10VED A3 A STORED BV THE WiiSTWW HE EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON HAR0Lt GRAY" 2-9-37 The Killer of John Wesley Hardin John Wesley Hardin, who served time for the killing of 44 men was pardoned by Governor Hogg of Texas on March 16.

1894. He was killed by John Selman deputy constable, who him in an Kl Paso saloon on August 19. 1895 Selman was arrested by his own son who was a constable. He was acquitted after he swore that he had fired in self defense. John Selman.

was in turn shot to death by U. S. Deputy Marshal George Scarborough in an alleyway outside a saloon on April 5. 189 6. Scarborough too, was acquitted after he pleaded self defense.

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INC. T. M. PEC. U.

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