The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 12

THE BISMARCK-TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1930 ‘ © rts0 wea stevice 1c (REGUS Oa CFF. Find the young man who spent his last dollar to make a good im- pression when invited to week-end at the boss’ country place. THE TINYMITES | sid (READ THE ST ‘They watched the porter, cn his y. and then wee Coppy shouted, say! He surely earns his Vhy that trunk must weigh a ton. I'd think 'twould make his back real lame. To carry such a load'’s a shame, I'll never take a job like that. ‘t isn’t any fun.” “Oh, he is used to that, no doubt. That's why he travels round about and never seems to mind it,” said the kindly Travel Man. “He knows there’s nothing he can gain by stop- ping work just to complain. He just} goes on, from day to day, and does * the best he can.” Then Scouty said, “I think that we are just lucky*as can be. We just watch other people work and n<ver do ® thing. Once more I thank the Travel Man for doing everything he can to give us all a real good time. Bis praises loud I sing.” “Me, too,” each other Tiny cried. The Travel Man just stood and ATE ‘ORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) sighed and then he said, “Well, thank ‘ou, boys. As long as you are good, I'm glad to take you here and there as long as you all treat me fair. So far you've been just dandy lads and done just as you should.” | Just then they reached a funny jtent and up to it the whole bunch went, “What's this?” one of the |Tinies asked. The Travel Man re- plied. “That's where fine slipper patching’s done. The man repairs them, one by one. You'll see that he lis busy now, if you'll Just peek inside.” And so that’s what the Tinies did. |It seemed the cobbler almost hid. He |sat back in the tent and plied his harhmer, tap, tap, tap. The old man |smiled, but worked away. It seemed watched him sole a slipper, held on something in his lap. (The Tinymites make friends with a cake scller in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle AUHUSS lute 4 . ‘ Yagnvonde Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle * Ppa 13. Written ac- 26. Loy noe et [S]P [oT [LMP TAD) ** ors a Thonetia Ne ETAT i i 1 Bend forth IN{o| [D] 2% Lone-termea . mn bt Sing 5. Construct mosai 8 Violent dts. a0, Buble mete ‘uble meters 61. Classified DOWN Igrations mel Solar system x 4, Came together $1. Not hollow + Righ ee & Ratio of diam-« sive: collog. eter to elreum- mone ference 6 Treated with a fine mist r Int of the foot 42. Spirited horse 4 le 2 Pronoun 14, Notes the Speed of 15 Writing tmple- 5%. Di cy ment 5G Atticmative 18, Performed i» SpOW 57. Agains prefix 21. Contests for recreation 59. Exelamation 22. American play- ased to wrleht frighten FRECKLES| SLE THAT Money he had no time for play. They|* ‘THE GUMPS— HOW DO YOU DO—GOOD-BYE AND ALLOW ME TO ‘OM = brah CONGRATULATE YOU= HENRIETTA : - POOR TOM = HENRIETTA HH Look Ouy | Ay Bile lio — 1 THINK THE RING IS NE ALWAYS LOOKS bo Now ? HEAVEN EYES - | WRCURuy RUIN IRE MARVELOUS =o io PENSNE: ao AE betel il ONE 18 ISN'T \T PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL? \\ NOTHING BUT HAPPINESS — WHAT A MAN $126,000. 2 j gree fe HAVE YOU HEARD THE WHICH IS SO RARE HE WOULD MAKE RING ON HER. ‘ae i News ? THESE DAYS FoR ec Lelie acai Wt BIM AND 1 ARE ENGAGED © Ane wien Ngee ees ‘Tom CARR IS are eee SHE Is RICH— AND YET AS POOR AB ANY BEGGAR ON THE STREET— | ornament | SHE 18 LIKE THE MAN WHO HAD A MILLION DOLLAR CHECK IN HIS: POCKET AND STARVED BECAUSE NO APPROACHING =| DONT LET. HIM SEE YOU LOOKING AT THAT SIGN GASOLINE ALLEY— OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE EZ SEE ALL THOSE LANTERNIS HANGING ALONG THERE, EMILN. INE BEEN WISHING WE HAO ONE. - WOULOAKM'T TAKE THOSE. THEN'RE TO KEEP PEOPLE FROM RUNNING INTO THE OrtcH AT NIGHT. On AVER™M! DOESN'T THIS , SUNSET SCENE THRILL HOU TO NOUR VERN Sour THEY'RE GOOD LANTERNS — JUST LIKE WHAT "WWE WANTED LAMBS? WHy BLESS NY SOUL..THOSE ARE L{ THATS JUST WHAT IW THINKIN: OF DOIN’... MIGHT GET THe OLD AIRPLANE OUT....ME MORE I THINK OF THiS, GEE...1 GUESS TLL GO AN’ DO SOMETHING FOR UNCLE CLEM... ‘I. WOULDNT WANT HIM To GET MAD AN’ SEND US HOME.....T'LL Do SOME REAL WorK FoR OW ONeLE CLEM... CMeRe AN' SEE WHAT INE BEEN Don’ IF You DON'T THINK ANYBODY ON THIS RANCH SHEEP IN BUT L HAD RUN HARD To GeT FROM US, WhY DONT = 2 | You Loo Fon Tuem =| FRIENDS | some piace evse 2 AND AM 1 GLAD 10 SEE you! xou DON'T KNOW WHAT A RELIEF THIS \S. OUR LITTLE GIRL HASN'T BEEN EATING OR SAY, STEP IN HERE AND WE'LL PULL LITTLE GIRL AN THE PAPERS. MR. GUNN, AND 1 BROUGHT THE DOG RIGHT OVER MOM’N POP _ ANSWERS By Cowan | ‘tye poor-BELL NoPE! BURGLARS BROKE DUNNO,.GU22-) ( CONE% Got EY TOOK THINGS ; CY WeTCH IN Hock,, EH? IN MAY ROOM LAST NIGHT QUIETLT! SALMAN (Ss Gone! r AN’ CLEANED mel! , WAPPED tO XA THAD (WE WEROWE WD A DIME NOVEL | VELL ME D HER AN BUDDIES By Martin