The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 12

HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19380 TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES : Diaemtiservie WC CEG VS Par OFF BPiLDA AND ANDY WELD AS SUSPECTS IN THE GREAT MOGUL DIAMOND ROBBERY= SAX | STOLE THE GREAT MoGuL— THAT | WALKED IN MY SLEEP = HID UNDER THE BED AND GRABBED THE SAFE WHILE BIM WAS SLEEPING = Day LD R JAIL= NES, THAT'S = YLL HAVE OUR MAN THE CAR 'O LOOK VT OVER: AND LIKE, MR. GWE NOU A FIGURE, SNIFKINS, BOT MR. WALLET. OF THERE 1S COURSE MOU UNDERSTAND STILL THE THE MARKET ON USED MATTER OF CARS \S VERN POOR. THE TRADE - IN ON MN PRESENT CAR, HOW COULD | HAVE GOTTEN’ OUT OF THE ROOM with THAT SAPE_IF 1 WAS UNDER THE BED ? AND LEFT EVERYTHING LOCKED FROM SHE INSIDE? IT'S A MYSTERY To ME= ney Can'y Pur ME IN THE GUMPS—OUT ON BAIL MY NEPHEW. ANDY GUMR, IN VAIL = PREPOSTEROUS & WE peal ie STEAL THE DIAMOND — ~ NO GUMP EVER STOLE = ANYTHING= AND TX WELL = HE WAR THE LAST MAN OUR ROOM= HE THREATENED DIDN'T WATCH IT CAREROLY— WE'D WALK IN WIS SLEEP AND MIGHT STEAL IT = AND IN ‘THE MORNING Tr WAS GONE = AOMEBODY WILL Yo TELL WHERE ‘sh IE WAS. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF NINE AND ‘TEN THIRTY: SIHE NIGHT OF “HE ROBBERY AND 13 BEING HELD WITHOUT INE ALLEY—THE TRADE IS = : z MOURS 1S A 1926, MR. WALLET, ANID THE VALUE AS GIVEN IN THE PURPLE BOOK 'S $72. THE ACCIDENT NOU HAD DAMAGED IT ABOUT $50, MAKING IT'S PRESENT VALUE $22. HOWEVER, WE'LL DO BETTER THAN THAT — WE'LL OFFER HOU , $3750 WHAT, FOR A PERFECTLY GOoD CAR RUNNING LIKE A IN A CELL WHILE Reg. U.S. Pat. Of ; "The Chicago YLL KEES IT MYSELF FIRST! THE ENGING \S PERFECTLY GoOoo. LL BUILO A BOAT AND PUT I(T IN OR RIG UP A TURNING “Who could say that a pair of pants out of that wouldn't match your coat? ’Specially if you're just going to wear them to work.” (KEAD THE STORY, THEN Said Scouty, “Tell us ‘bout your) farm.’ The kindly man just waved his arm to indicate the land he| ~ owned, and said, “Well, right nearby Ne pave.a barn where we milk cows, and too, a field where fat sheep browse. And just behind the barn’s a sight that’s pleasing to the eye.” “Oh, let's go there and look,” said} one. And off the bunch went, on the run. They scampered ‘round behind the barn and Scouty shouted, “Gee!” ‘The others, exclaimed “Ah,” and “Oh,” ’cause what they saw was quite a show. It was a little baby calf, as cute as could be. Just then a farm hand came in view. Said Clowny, “What's he going to do?” The man replied, “He'!l feed | the calf. It is its dinner time. If you've ne’er seen this stunt before, Ti bet that it will make you roar. To get a real good view, up on the fence you'd better climb.” The Tinies promptly did as told. ‘The farm hand walked right up, real \t COLOR THE PICTURE) bold, and grabbed the wee calf ‘round the neck and held him good and ight. Some milk and oil was shortly poured right down its throat. The Tinies roared. The way the calf en- joyed it was an interesting sight. Then came the sound of squeaky wheels, Each Tinymite took to his heels and scampered down a winding road to meet a load of hay. The hay man cried, “Hello, there, boys. My, don’t these wheels make lots of noise. I guess they're kinda rusty and that’s why they squeak that way.” The Tinies were surprised to see the hay piled high as high could be, but not in just one great big stack, like they had seen before. Instead, in cloth the hay was wrapped and on the big hay wagon strapped. Said Scouty, “It’s done that way so’s to carry that much more.” (The Tinymites drink from a fine fountain in the next story.) 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