The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1930, Page 12

neh latent ca , THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1930 “Now, James, if you're not interested in making this transatlantic flight with the rest of the class, you can just stay after school.” The Tinies covered lots of ground ‘as on the links they walked around. The whole bunch laughed at Clowny. He was funny as could be. He'd swing.real hard, right at the ball, but wouldn't hit the thing at all. Said he, “How I can do that stunt, I really jd cannot see. “I swing as straight as I know how, but still I slice. Just watch me now.” And then he took another drive. with more slice than before. “Aw, shucks,” he cried, “I’m just no good. I've done the very best I could. But I will smile and bear it. There is no need to get sore.” “That's one thing golfers should do. ‘What do you profit when you're through?” The Travel Man then shouted, “Not a thing, my littte lad. |: ‘You haye some good sense in your Travel Man, “than I, myself, have jone.’ The sun was still up in the sky and Coppy shouted, “Say, let's try our luck at mountain climbing. W NOU'RE BACK — ARE NOU PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND. FEATURES THE. GUMPS—TENDER RECOLLECTIONS CARR ~ . A ie an ees yagi d ‘= iS MIS EY! ILLED WITH WHEN READ REQUEST THE HONOR OF haheigt rer ty a ee Ne HIM BACK ‘TO. A LITTLE YouR PRESENCE AY ‘HEIR A. MARRIAGE ON OCTOBER FIRST = bong YEAR AGO WHEN HE AND : ¢ WHAT A HAPPY DAY ‘MAT WAS ‘To BE — MRS. NENRIETTA ZANDER AND MA. BENJAMIN iM WHAT I'M INTERESTED IN, WALT, NOW THAT iF UR dae GOING TO LIVE ON! YOUR i ee Ge MONEY OR GO BACK ? ; DANS AN y. NIGHTS LISTENING. OTHER fe can get @ guide nearby. I'd like to climb’ By Blosser the steepest grade. I know I wouldn't be afraid. That is one sport I've never been in. Now I'd try.’ They found a guide “You have picked a do. We'll go up in That will nicely end le shortly I will gladly fix you up witl head. Some day ‘twill help you get|their a@head.” Then Clowny hit another drive that wasn't half as bad. For almost two hours they all stayed upon the course and gaily (The Tinymites find some suew in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puazie 10, Meats 1, Masenline [PTA|PAMMPILIVEMMI1ICIE] 12. Piece ALIAISMRIVEM Rin or AERENEAH BORE AAD AAO aN 18, Let tt stané SL. Weod: rey. ; 81, French river a. Ei ealt a @. ADlowance for waste @1, Attaches with thread 4, Small che TEACHER KEPT ME AFTER SCHOOL FOR STICKING UP FOR “OU WHEN SHE EN, SAM, 1S THAT GOSH, BUT VA TIRED OAY, GU22! MILK SHAKE READY , MET? ; Mov'RE PLUME LAY, THATS TORN AT! SNAP OUT OF IT AND MAKE ME A MILK i A_ Stake, — ROVRED OUT AN’ IM Ri eet FOR WH HIS GRIEF LIES ONWARD — HIS JOY LIES BEWIND= WELL MAYBE SELLING WICKER FURNITURE IS “RECREATION SUT TUNING In) ON SOMEBOON'S WHEEZE WITH A STETHOSCOPE | HAVE DONE SOME SWELL RADIO PROGRAM. I'D CHOOSE OTHER PLEASURES. qhreatiat Pa a \F Z OID HAVE To USE WS 1D PROBABLY BE FOR AN EARTHQUAKE te beter SHAKE wt Z WaNTIN’