The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930 TT weir” WELL — THAT'S PRETTY GOOD— FOUR MILLION ~ EIGHT HUNDRED RAILROAD arte CLEAR AND MY AUDITOR'S REPORT Shows CLOSE ‘To $3,000,000,°% PROFITS FOR MY SHIPPING INTERESTS = iF ANYONE KNEW THE REAL AMOUNT OF SECURITIES AND GOLD BONDS HAT ARE IN THAT LITTLE SAFE = THERE ARE FORTUNES AND FORTUNES IN THIS IRON BOX — . AND I'D GIVE IT ALL To BE HAPPILY MARRIED, AS YOU AND MIN ARE, 12. Sanvuro 13, Outside: comb, form, 14. Alcoholic disease: eotlog. Magnificent A MAN PEEKING IN THE WINDOW = TIME HE TRIES TO TELL HIM 5 SOMETHING © 1+ w Become rs 1? MY DARLING NEAVENEXES = ! oe eee het health AN TO ave ACLELYLE HOME SWEET HOME AND A CHILD QF MY OWN= Soft metal bolt . Ancient weapon le |r L lHlAlB li TIS MEP lE|TIA lO[RIA|L EME T|S/A/R|S| lolels PAT. lol 33. Poreine ant- mal 41, Songs not on t! im 3 Not "] R on elther side 44. Capable of being main. % Dummy used tained ord $1. Genus of tong- legged bugs Femivinn 88, Contena Conten 56. Short for a 89. Italian city: man’s name in sw 47. Follower Practice 60. Judge 4. Eseape by 4. ‘Thore who subterfuge hire: rare ‘6 allow: 63, Kind of eat of food 68. Position af- ever-e Writing table 46, Greek letter Ch it rd fording no t escape & Operate s0- 49. Besorter 62, Entreatea prano Y 58 Choose DOWN 9. Superintend Prt varie Coton? hee Ha Not having 1, Animation: 10. Akin G1. Spread toosely a wer sian Il. Scene of com- 63. Compass point 44 Stal particle 9. Wink bat” & Cor” GASOLINE ALLEY— AT LEAST ENOUGH FOR A NEW CAR W \F CODKS ESTATE 1S SETTLED Ce nani EF eHe'd une A GN LETTING OCTAVE HAVE THE 1S ue eeen, ips SelarCoAG Y SHIPPING LINE AND OUR TAKING SHE GRFERS CE SIE THE BRAZILIAN HARDWOOD FORESTS | $125,000, WHICH SHE HOLDS. THE AND HER PAYING US THE DIFFERENCE | ennio tr 16 SROURUED aaue IN CASH HOW MUCH COULD WE GRNCAN CO SOCK TE GOWNS ee oe MORE. WE WILL AND SHE'D HAVE TAKE $700,600 TO SELL A LOT WHICH MEANS (T ISNT WORTH THAT VOTED TTT WTI TOTTI HERE WE WERE G EXPECTING MILLIONS AND NOW IT LOOKS LUKE A MATTER OF A FEW HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS IN Wow COULD SHE PAN (T ANMWAN? SHE HASN'T ANNTHING. DIDN'T CARRN TEN MILLIONS IN, U.S. CORRENCN AROUND IN HIS. = PockeT! weve cot To come BEST WE CAN, PHNLLIS. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ‘The buggy took them here and . ‘Twas fun out-in the open air. horse was hitched up front, and said, “He must be strong. We 8 weigh quite a bit, but even sit right here and take |' while the horse pulls us along. wish that horses would come the old-time hack drive in when to place. The never went so fast and that to last much lo nowadays. The motor cars instead. @ hurry when you ipon the gas. You never need whip a car and you can travel fast ‘and fer. I'll bet that horses are ‘amazed when autos whiz right past.” ‘Wee Carpy also had his say. Said he, “I must admit today that I like AND HERE IS A ISURPRISE FoR You-- |A THOUSAND DOLLARS DEPOSITED IN THE BANK FoR YOU AS A_REWARD FoR. FARBAR'S Capture ! HAPPENING For FRECKLES Tus pay !! I. WON'T SAY Good BYE, RILEy= JUST So LONG ! CANT TELL“ WE MIGHT MEET AGAIN— So Lone! BOY! A THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE BANK tf THEY WOULDN'T HANE HAD To GINE ME THIS-.-HE PON AN’ EXCITEMENT 1 HAD \WAS ENOUGH WITHOUT GIVIN’ ME A REWARD! MAN! IM RICH! OH, THAT'S CHICKS SIGNAL TO COME AND MEET HIM WN THE PARKS anything at all in which we all can ride. This horse is good enough for me and I'm contented as can be. It makes it nice that our fine horge goes at an easy stride.” They came back where they started from and Clowny cried, “We're not so dumb! We've worked up quite an appetite and now when do we eat?” The Travel Man snapped, “Right away! I'll pick a brand new place today. I'll bet you had a ip of fun in that queer buggy seat.” So, to a quaint old eating place they| _ went, a smile on each one’s face. In- | Side "twas very crowded but the Tiny- mites found a spot where they all sat | down for their lunch. Said Scouty, “What a happy bunch to pick a dandy place like this, Gee, I can eat @ lot.” (The Tinymites go to Moscow in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) By Cowan THis'LL BE A BREAK FOR CHICK, IT WAS TERRIBLE! UNCLE WAS FURIOUS AND SAID AWFUL THINGS ABOUT YOU AND MADE ME EXPLAIN ALL ABOUT THE SOFA ——AND THEN AUNTY CRIED AND 1 CRIED AND-AND WHEN UNCLE SAID YOU COULD NEVER DARKEN OUR DOOR AGAIN-T, WOU CLUMSY GaALooT Nou ve) t KNOW 1T,G0221 (T GLADYS, SWEET- SWEET- WEART, DON'T CRY, PLEASE, WE'LL SHOW HIM. WELL GET MARRIED-ENGACED, TMEAN. SECRETLY. L CAN'T BUY YOU AN ENGAGEMENT RING BUT VAL GET MY’FRAT PIN OUT OF HOCK THINK TLL 6 YEAW-THEN You BeTTeR: PACE | SETTLE DOWN To SOME SLEEP—WELL BE 4 IN LEAVENWORTH > BRIGHT AND caRLy ff TO MORROW I! OW CHICK, TM SO THRILLED AND HAPPY t ENGAGED!! ME — ONE Less to SELL! SMASHED ONE OF OUR BEST SEEMS TO GE CHINA PLATES IN Two! wa ne LUcKY DAY — RR mn Bootes ,1v SIMPLY WONDERFUL, HAVING - DREADFULLY, WHILE Nou WERE AWAY, DON'T WE, STEPHEN?