The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1930, Page 13

PERN TM RE ory ener one eCMmed: mone meree: Tt AND THAT GUY FROM NEXT DOOR- HE ISA VERY HARD-HEADED MAN. KAYO, WHO BUSTED THAT PITCHER AND BOWL? WELL, LITTLE BOY, YOU'VE ASKED ME MY: AGE, MY MAIDEN NAME, COLOR, HUSBANDS’ BUSINESS AND INCOME-Now . IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW? TVE DECIDED HOw WE WELL \T SEEMS CAN DISPOSE OF LIKE THERE WAS ONE QTHER THING--- ‘LEMME see. ' i GUESS PLL HAVE TO RUN HOME AND _— aad WHAT PERHAPS THE OLD TAKE. HIM OUT TO fF UNCLE EDS FARM EMMY, I'VE FOUND OUT WHAT THEM (PEOPLE NEXT DOORS RACKET Is- THEY'RE KIDNAPPERS! ‘LADY ACROSS “THE ; WAY WODLLD LIKE TO BUY HIM FoR THAT LITTLE BOY. OH DON'T BE . AND E HIM UP ‘SILLY, KAYO- | THERE TILL we T ADMIT THERE 15” | GET A SUITABLE | sul SOMETHING SQUIRRELY A, ABOUT THEN n BUT THEY | KR AIN'T “THAT. « MY, OH mvt THAT PITCHER OFFICER, I COULD i HARDLY BELIEVE MY EYEs.|! THERE HE WAS SETTING ON THE GROUND LOOKING UP AT ME LIKE A MANIAC, AND “THE THE THINGS HE SAID — TsK-TsK-Tsk - T TELLYOU NOU'D BETTER KEEP A EYE ON THE MAN-HES AS BALMYX AS THEY, HEAVENLY DAYS! beats CERTAINLY, SEE FoR YOURSELF, EMMY. T DON'T ASK YOU "0 TAKE MY WORD,