The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 14

TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS—ALIBIING HIMSELF . BUT THE IDEA OF THEM ACCUSING ME OF BEING THE THIEF — IN THE FIRST PLACE HOW COULD 1 GET INT HIS ROOM WITH THE DOOR LOCKED FROM THE INSIDE AND ALL YHAT STUFF PILED AGAINST [T — AND NOW COULD ata IT BACK AFTER 2 IT WAS NOT DISTUR! bed VLEEYy SAID 1 MID UNDER YNE BED = THE ONE A FORGOT TO LOOK = EVEN SO— GET THROUGH THAT LITTLE SPACE AY THE TOP OF THE WINDOW ~ AND I'D NAVE TO JUMP TO THE GROUND — THERE WAS NO LADDER ON, WELL= THE GREAT MOGUL DIAMOND Is STOLEN - GONE = BUY UNCLE BIM, WHO JS THE GREAT MOGUL ‘To ME - AND OUR SANTA CLAUS WAS NOT TAKEN — AND (8 STILL with US = LucKY GuMPS AND IF } HAD JUMPED ON THAY SOFT EARTH = WOULD HAVE You CERTAINLY ane 01 SEEN THE PRINTS OF A LEFT CRAIG SAE oy AND RIGHT SHOE — RooM= VM NO ONE-LEGGED MAN@ UL SO WHO IS THIS GUY WITH THE 5 ONE FOOT ! RoM-BiM COMPS AND THE FOLLOWING PRIZES \. Bo: Eee Db cece se WIN A ORIZE- Peers ee rr NN ACSA TE a GASOLINE ALLEY— ANOTHER CUSTOMER BY GOLLY, IT WORKED! INTRODUCE ME TO CHRIS, WILL NOU WALT? 1 WANT TO GET A CIGAR LIGHTER. 'VE GOT AN ORDER FROM THE MORNING GLORN AFTERNOON TEA COMPANN FOR AN ACCELOR EIGHT COUPE. WHEN CAN | OGT MES SIR, AVERN, CHRIS TOOK ME UP TO HIS COUSIN ANDI 1 GOT AN ORDER FOR AN ACCELOR BIGHT AND | GET TEN PERCENT. OFF. THATIS SAVING ME $180. 2 4ou'd BETTER: CHRIS 'S & LOT OF HOT AIR ANID HIS COUSIN MAN BE “I couldn't pay you much salary, but I could teach you in two years how to be a successful merchant.” — y — manana TLL Se WHAT THEY WANE TO Spy... YOu STAY Back IN THAT INNER CANE, FRECKLES... AI DON'T MAKE ANY NOW WE'RE GETTIN’ SOMEWHERE, REDDING... CNON-WELL SEE WHAT THIS OLD Copser WAS. You NEVER Saw AN AIRPLANE? GEE... IF I GENER GET OUT OF THIS MESS TLL ‘TRY AN’ FIX IT SO You CAN SEE ONE AN MESBe HE A RIDE... FRECKLES |tANDED AT AND His |OX-Rancn iNDS |ANO FounD FRIENDS [Sig A FRECKLE FACE KID BINKLEY AND PASS HIS WAy.... THAT FELLOW The train ride was a pleasant one|join you in your cat-nap.” And they and all the ‘Tinies had much fun. At/slept an hour or so. The Travel Man moon they ate a tasty lunch while! then said, “We've stopped.” And off whizzing on through space. They all) the train the whole bunch hopped. had real good appetites. “Go right}Then Clowny, quite excited, said, ahead. you Tinymites,” exclaimed the friendly Travel Man, with a smile upon his face. “I want to see you eat real well because, you know, you ne'er can tell just when and where we'll cat again. This trip will soon be o'er. Upon a boat we'll shortly be, that sails the) Mediterranean Sea. If there is wind and it is rough, you will hear the wild waves roar.” “Don't worry,” Scouty said. “This treat is fine. We're always glad to eat. But, when I've finished with this meal, I'll have to take a snooze. ‘Whenever lots of food I take, it's very hard to keep awake. I guess I'd better sleep right now. I have no time to lose.” By this time everyone was through tand so the others said, “We, too, will ——— “Well, now where do we go?” “Down to a great big boat, my lad,” replied the Travel Man. “I'm glad that you all feel real happy, ‘cause I love to see you smile.” They went aboard the ship and then were on their merry way again. The sea be- By Blosser gan to get real rough, when they had gone a mile. The boat began to toss up high. Said Clowny, “Mercy me, oh my! We'd better get right off the deck, or hang on to the rail.” Then Scouty cried, “Let's stay up here. There's surely not a thing to fear.” He said it very bravely, but he looked a wee |bit pale. (The Tinymites land at Barcelona in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) acROsS 1. 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