The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1930, Page 10

“Don’t think I'm kiddin’ myself. She wouldn't give me a second thought if I couldn't give her autographed pictures of these movie sheiks.” TINYMITES (RE. ‘When every Tinymite had had his fill of hilltop sights, they left the hill and walked down to the city streets. “Where now?” one Tiny said. “To old St. Peter's church we'll You'll all enjoy the place, I kno’ replied the kindly Travel Man. a short walk, str. ight ahead.” ‘They reached the church and, my, how tall. It made the bunch seem very small. The colonnades reached out, it seemed, to seize the Tinymites. The fountains tossed their white sprays high, just like a cloudburst the sky. “I really think,” said , “that this is the sight of sights.” The church, within, seems larger than, without. Imagine, if you can, that ‘fifty thousand people can be in- side at one time. The Tinies searched through everywhere and saw things that just made them stare. Poor Clowny said, “I’m tired. It was those steps we had to climb.” ‘The church was shortly left behind. “ACROSS 1. Yawa & Canton in Switzerland |The fine food served RY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Said one, “A place to eat we'll find.” They'd had a busy day and built up quite an appetite. It wasn’t very far away they came upon a nice cafe. The Travel Man stopped out in front ind said, “This looks all right.” So, in they went and how they ate! them tasted great. An orchestra played music and they had an hour’s good time. Then out to walk around some more. Said Carpy, “Where are we bound for? I hope it isn’t on a hill that we will have to climb.” The Travel Man replied, “Oh, no! Down to the Forum we will go. You'll see a lot of stray cats. It's the spot where they all stay. It seems the cats have made that home and sel- dom elsewhere do they roam. The city takes good care of them and feeds them every day.” (The Tinymites head for Switzerland in the next story.) ! (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) & Thick piece 12, Lmitator 18. Center of the solar system 18, Surpass 20. Anger &1. Exist 22. ak ES cartivety 2b. Preposition ot [0/6] 2. 3 AIRII | varubieser SEISIT| 8% Large serpent 36 Clover aes Morbid breath. 51. Wagom track . Wagon trae! it seed 58, Attitude round = 9. Word of sor- row 0, 100 square 08 meters 61, Diliseea 49. Ta 50. Organ of smell 41, Allowanee for wai WE LOSE OUR DEAR y THE FOLKS CAN STAN AWAN AT MAPLE RIPPLES LONG AS THEN WANT TO, DON'T HANIN' TO GIT UP IN, THE MORNIN’ IS WHAT | JES LOVE. By Blésser MCY, POP, CANT GO To THE Movies? THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930 OCT. IsT.- BIM ae MINE FOREVER DOORBELL. MUST BE THE GAS MAN 1 CANT 86 BOTHERED. COME INTO A ROOM AND ASK ANYONE A FAVOR! Daily Cross-word Puzzle Hin . ney, sam! COME IN SALESMAN, CONE." HOLD: IT, G22! THere Goes CURLY KERR ,WHOM | HAVEN'T me SEEN IN @ COG's AGE - ct. eee HEAVEN EYES Wik BE OH, IT'S YOU 'S IT, MANION! STEP RIGHT IN. 1 VES’ ENYOMIN' 3 |. nN LUXURN THIS MORNINY NOW YOU TAKE MY CHAIR AND PRETEND “OU ARE ME AND TLL SHOW YOU HOW ~OU SHOULD ACT AND 81X MONTHS 5 AFTER OCT, IST= 1S WHEN COLLECT = "LL SAN IT'S LUXURY, RACHEL, ‘TO BE LOLLIN’ AROUND IN A -KIMONN AN' WITH ALL THE FANCY THINGS THEN LEFT YOU TO EAT. FOLKS IS LUCKY NOW DANS TO MAY 1GO, vO RE OvIee MA LOOK LIKE & MILLION ) OKE, sat! QOUGH IN BUCKS, CURLY — How's THINGS ROLLIN’ ALONG? MY POCKET AN’ MORE (IN TH’ BANK! cn AU y a//// Cl] ARLRIES TOO, SAM— /HUK? 00 va “HUNig HOUILL: WHAT WILL SHE OWE \ AINUT KICKIN’ ON THINGS AS 1S BUT | AIST GITTIN’ Gee NO LUXURY. SE 5 GLAD TO Git AND HERE'SA QUARTER TO "THATS success,