The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1930, Page 10

| wes BE ies he ou er was Aion in sou to wer a Ge ht the ‘the ir: na nit rz th: nt pe In we be tt ge Ir mw a a bt @ w bh a ‘J a a b a t t ? t 1 THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, 0 TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS— WHO STOLE THE DIAMOND? a ‘SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | “«We've heard you were just doing wonders.” Vn NE PROUD “Well, I don't like to boast, but I never get to the office before ten and I play golf about four afternoons a week.” (KEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) For ’bout an hour the soldiers stood and put on stunts that were real zood: The Tinies were amazed to see how easily things were done. One soldier grabbed another by his hands and lifted him up high. Instead of making it hard work, they made it look like fun. And then they took up wrestling, too. To one wee Clowny shouted, “You can’t toss the other on his back. No, sir! I'l Bet on that.” The wrestler smiled and, snapped, “We'll see!” And then, as quick as quick could be, he grabbed his strong op- ponent and soon had him spread out flat. “Let's try that stunt,” brave Scouty cried. And Coppy walked up to his side and said, “All right, I'll wrestle you. Look out, you'll soon be tossed.” But Scouty acted much too quick. He pulled a very clever trick’ that caught poor Coppy unawares, 50 Cop- Py promptly lost. The athletes then cried out, “Good ACRUSS day,” and they.were on their merry way. The Tinies tried to do some more stunts that they had seen. But soon they all began to puff.» The Travel Man said, “That's enough! Please follow me. I'll take you to an- other pretty scene.” ‘They hiked out to the edge of'town and saw a man come, walkingydown the roadside. Soon the Travel Man yelled, loudly, “Howdy do! You'll wonder what we're out here. for. Well, I have met you once before. I merely brought the Tinies out to say hello to you.” The man shook hands with every- one and said, “Well, this is lols of fun. I’m glad tO have some visitors. You see, I work all day! But now I'll just sit down and rest.” They liked the way that he was dressed. "Twas hard to think he tended cows and worked out in the hay. , (The Tinymites see a queer hay load in the next story.) Solution ot Yester—, ~ (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.)| The Write Job rusaie Daily Cross-word Puzzle 4. industrions ta- ; aie. 6 Mexican dol- tars 10, Spinning toys 14 Ventere 16 Dated measere of ton AIV IE INJEIPI EIT INIA! QO) tag Olt te OF IFIEIRMt Iniéis) BQEeu BeOS AIR TL IDIRIUIGIS MME IT IAP le) iC [EIDIE |S! SE IVIERIT ‘1 Peed 18, Winter veniele 41 New: comb. rm ty formes, at. Lge fe 8%. Rendered com: mop IBIAIRIRIEIO) 4. INIOIR| ITISINIONR| RIL INIS INIT IMF IEIA(T! BluIRis| ETAT PIAIRETIV MM IYI! 352. Edible tuber a. atic tale of ancient times 6L Beach o des- tination 63. Head o> 65. Wooden shoe - Unite & state positive. TTIAIMIE] s& tes conte EISITIEIR) G07) RIEIS| S\ElE), Tk Spitties nore 7%, Takes food oOuWwn 1. Udotise © iteatty 7" & Vestige 4. Withered & Talks ebtidieh- . Woaaess or 1%. Bich orows ‘eotor' & German civer Wf SKEEZIX, IF 7 YOU HAD ALL THE i MONIES Mou -WwaNTed |A SWELL CAMERA WHAT WOULD YOU ) SPEND 'T FOR? NAME OF IMP DRAGGED iy THE “LOOK WHAT DRAGNET OF THE POLKE ¢ "'D HAVE A TELESCOPE AN! AN A BIG CHEMICAL SET. WHAT WOULD NOU BO, SPUDT ARE HEADIN’ UP THIG WAY.... IT'S FARRAR AN' THAT. BINULGY FELLA, Wo... L STILL WANE ONE BULLET LEFT IN_NY GUN...WONDER IF T OUBHTA TAKE A SHOT AT "EM F .. NOmGUESS Tt wowr!! TWE LEISURE Lire A K.0. ON THE CHIN WONDER. LE ( COULD SELL some. OF GU22LEC'S PATENT MEDICINES, Ih THis HoSsAvaL? ‘GEE, 'D WHO 5, cme meezer me CARPENTER THAT FIXED THE CLORET iM UNCLE BIM'S _ wo RreN OF THE ROBBERY HE” wnk ve oud Care AY THE NO SUCH PERSON LIVED THERE~ GASOLINE ALLEY—IF q 'D RATHER “WJ AN I'D EAT BO THAT \ HOT DOGS AN’ AN) AIRPLANE: | ICE CREAM | YD HAVE ONE | SODAS TILL 'D BUST AN’ I'D HAVE A SWELL STAMP COLLECTION BUN A BOAT AN’ TRAVEL 'D GO TO AFRICA AN' ZED SOB. ALL T GOTTA DO 1S PRODUCE WELL "LL BE — Essig “HATS PERCY OR HW Names NOT Sam HOWDY! ANDY GU 1$ THE LOGICAL MAN = WO WOULD BENEFIT MOSTLY: _ BY THE THEFT OF THE GREAT. May ot iM UNCLE FIRACTICALLY. OUT. OF THEIR LIVES =! fol id, Te AONE AS Mir “= Wee LIASLE, TO WALK. IN HIS WEY FEEL THEY WAS UU SLEEP THAT. NIGHT & AN IRON CLAD AND STEAL IT © CARE AGAINST THIS MAN = WISHES WERE AEROPLANES— 0: Lee: WELL YOU'VE GOT COCLES OF MONEY HAVENS T NOUt WHS CORT MA THEN? 'D HAVE A LITTLE STEAN ENGINE SET THAT WOULD RON UTTLE SAWS ANID PLANES ~—ANTA PAYNE Owes HIM= NE “ WAVE Yo WACT SIX MONTHS © OH, THAT'S A JES’ MONEN WRITTEN 4 DOWN IN) BooKs: 1T ISNT THE KIND “OU SPEND.