The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1930, Page 16

“THE GUMPS—KNOWLEDGE IS POWER . TD ey I 5 : “mm I \ WELL = THERE'S ONE THIRG il the MEAT 18 TRYING TO HOLD. . DOWN EXPENSES MOPING AND PRAY STMAT SHE GREAT MOGUL DIAMOND — wit SOON ARRIVE — THAT IA CERTAIN OF WHEN NEAVENEYES AND | ARE MARRIED - Mane atk. BE NO MISUNDERSTANDING IN OUR LIVES — WERE GOING To BE A Couput OF GOOD OLD PALS THERE WILL BE NO SECRETS — GASOLINE ALLEY—. RAILROAD ACCIDENT Ss MOU MARK NW WORD EMILY, THE RAILROAD COMPANN'S GOING TO PAN = a JONIT THAT JUST ~ LIKE WALT NOT TO FORGET HIS OLD WALT'S GOT A WILL SETTLEMENT, EMILY, AND | “She says she won’t get to come home this year. after all—she’s decided to buy a fur coat instead.” THE TINYMITES meee (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) The strangeness of the moving man that hq didn’t have a van. In- he used his shoulders when he carried things around. He'd pile the furniture up high until it seemed ‘twould reach the sky. And then, While bent way over he would trudge across the ground. Soon Clowny shouted, “Hey! Hello! Where do you think you're going to go with all those chairs upon your back? I'll bet they weigh a lot. How do you stand a load like that? Why, I should think that you'd fall flat. It isn't good to work so hard, especially when it's hot.” This made the man laugh. said he, “this really doesn’t bother me. Why, I've been doing this for years and I am used to it. You see, Mf you live right, not wrong, you'll grow up to be very strong. I've al- ways watched my health. That's why Um feeling good and fit.” ‘The Travel Man said, “That !s good “Well,” advice and all you Tinies should do just as our new friend has said and keep yourself in trim. He's healthy, as you all can see, and so am I. Just look at me. But now we must be go- ing, so all say goodby to him.” The Tinies did and then began to pester Mister Travel Man to take them to the country where they’d get some nice fresh air. “All right.” said he. “That's where we'll go. And I am pretty sure I know an open air space you will love. Come on, we'l! soon be there.” They trudged along the highway far. The Travel Man said, “Here we are. To prove that this is country, see who's coming down the road. Such sights are common, as a Tule.” It was an old man with a mule. He was a roving peasant. My, his mule had quite a ‘oad. (The Tinies visit a Greek office in the next story.) | (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS & Bpeed contest 18, Encourage Fa vel: i ag ike a jecome less voy severe \Eablie Rotices 2 i ehold! . ee sh Brostonsan Indien, & Naltcions Darning 8h Beast of be Bevg hole a2, Gonstractea 33. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle & Compunetion of e Irs] * conve g*: MIT Tee] He: ies et 20, Convenes " =) 21. Dish of herbs 22. Worship aie | x IWNITES US TO DROP IN ON: THEM AT MAPLE RIPPLES TO CELEBRATE. THIRTEEN WORD ‘TELEGRAM -— BET NOU! COULD HANG GOT IT INTO FRIENDS! ($0 ELMER Toon A SHOT AT Ir wTH HIS FRECKLES SHOT Gon, Hun? AND HIS FRIENDS WELL... THATS A GOOD JOKE ON Y'FEEUN ” BETTER AINT om MY PO YES..WE THOUGHT IT WAS A BOMB THAT fEBBE REDDING MEANT To BLOW ° US ALL UP WITH... GEE... You MUST LINE To READ NEWSPAPERS FROM THE LOOKS OF THE PILE IN THIS Sack OFFICE JUST PHONED AND THEY WANT YOU 7O HURRY RIGHT DOWN. IT'S SOME- THING VERY URGENT ‘AW, THIS 1S @& HECK OF A PLaAce, Gu2al GEE CAE WE'RE COW THINGS BGWT ? DYA SPost YEP-1 GET A BIG kick OUT OF READING THE PAPERS... THAT LOOKS LIKE A SEATTLE PAPER... LET ME HAVE A Loo at IT, WNILL You, FRECKLES 2 WHERE ARE MY CLEAN SHIRTS 2 OW, WOTTA WE | CARE ? DUET HOLD JUST LOOKIN’ AT GONE FUNNIES THAT WE DONT HANE 4N OUR PAPER BACK SHADYSIDE RIGHT IN THE TOP DRAWER WHERE THEY ALWAYS 6ce! Tat PAPER SEEMS To 6eT A | RISE our f. \T MUST BE THAT BG ORDER WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON. WHATS THIS?? HMM... HIS 1S STRANGE... TLL BET IF L DUT TWO AND TWO TosETHER, HE'S Tue BiRD!! POP, LEAVE ME TEN DOLLARS.I NEED SOME LOPE WE GET A BREAK ME FOR “THAT! WHY DIDNET SoU ™ SPEAK BEFORE? I HAVEN'T GOT Timi TO ARGUE NOW ' _ WELL, I'VE BEEN HERE GEFoRE-| AN’ ELETY