The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1930 WELL= | KNOW WAY CERTAINGT = HOME AY Lay — |f Metts Alpy we aie THIEF ERIC BEEZER = THE CARPENTER THEN= NOW ON EARTH ic FAWISHED aN Neariy| | CERTAINLY MISSED 1 ANYWAY — 18 THE MAN WHO RTOLE YOUR Do You ACCOUNT FOR THO! DEAD FROM LOSS 1M. ON THE : GREAT MOGUL DIAMOND= FOOT PRINTS AGAIN = OF SLEEP— WE DIDN'T. KNOW RIGHT TRACK AND AS SOON AS 1 ao aat O54 EVERY NIGHT SINCE YOUVE MAROLY A MouTH: ||| WNAT HAD NAPPENED ALL RIGHT = . ON SOME OF THE 678,910,482,; BEEN AWAY SOMEONE HAS FUL OF FOOD PASSED Yo You G@0T ‘To HAND ’ WOORS SLEEP | LOST= BEEN PROWLING AROUN: MIS LIPS AND NOT YOU'LL FINS ME BACK SHE HOUSE — ; CONTEST CLOSES ONE WINK OF SLEEP Noor. ON SHE ‘TRAIL = et Nr oe i SATURDAY: NOV. 8 DID HE WAVE IN ‘ " HE ~ Bevono A } ONECLEGGED MAN wv ALU THE ME NE PLATE OF ] Riek Rianty ROOTS WAS TRAILING y zi - ERIC BEEZER - = THE CARPENTERS |. we WHAT A PITY= AFTER HE NAD CAUGHT THE THIEF AND HAD YHE PRIZE W NIB HAND = ONLY Yo LET VT GET AWAY = . U.S. Pat. OF. © ‘by The Corea WRN CAN'T 1 INTO “Now promise me, dearest, that when you meet father you won't mention that you're a Republican.” THE TINYMITES YED...ITS COMING GRAB FOR ANY. HAND... i 5 "MIS IS THE FIRST CHANCE CLOSER To THE SURFACE... f | HERE IT 1S..CAN YoU z ese ee aes ere FoR epemesiatnedal ; ag oa ; BINKLEY AND FARBAR HAD OUT OF THIS BLAME I Hope So. WR OH,SURE! E-CAN MEBBE WE'D wate, AT Tacemme ae kL SEE You AU RIGHT. y GoTH BEEN BETTER, LasTit NUMB FROM ¥ S) OFF IF T HADNT BEIN' IN THIS : ; aad DONE IT... LOOK So LONG : EZ , AT THE Pie a : 4 The big bull fight arena was a very;roar and then the people left the thrilling place because the people jstand. Boa te Tinymites S008 Feet sTRiKe 2 i 4 ‘oppy said, “Gee, as . INGooe stood up on their feet, at times, and| rents but those fights seem cruel. SOMETHING. cheered real loud. The brave bull-!as far as I’m concerned, I'll ne'er see fighter that they saw filled every any more bull fights.” Tinymite with awe. “No wender,” In walking, they came to some shouted Clowny, “that this draws ajtrees where music floated on the great big crowd. breeze. “What's that?” exciaimed “I think the fighter’s very brave./one Tiny. And the Travel Man re- 7 He has but little time to save his body | plied, “It is the gypsies at their dance. WOW ABOUT THAT FOR: A WELL, TLL MEAH, BABYS RERE'S WHERE IT'S GONG TBE THE DrzziesT from the rushing bull. He's quick as! Gome on, lads, we will take a chance STEPPING-OUT PROPOSITION? }/ ‘TAKE ONE GUE! UDO A BACKYARD SNEAK fc XOuR JAMBOREE THIS MONTH. AND PoP he can be. Just notice how he jumps}that they won't mind us watching A BID TO A BIG HOP, ON WHOM OVER AND DATE TWAT BOTTLED- IS GIVING Me THE OLD FAMILY i y a Zi YOU'LL ASK WW-BOND BEAUTY LP BEFORE ? RT, around when Mister Bull comes with| then. At least it can be tried.” PUP TR BEATS ME KNOW UT YET, a bound. ’Twould be too bad, if he) ‘The Tinies found them in a group. ‘ \ : 2 a WE'LL DANCE should slip. I'm glad it isn't me.’ One gypsy let out quite a whoop and - < Then Scouty said, “I wouldn't fear| shouted, “Welcome, lttle tots. We'll to try, the way it looks from here.|show you something new. Just sit I'll bet that I could get out of the|rignt down and you shall see that we bull's way, safe and sound. ‘Ha./can dance quite merrily!” And then hha,” laughed Clowny. “Maybe 50!) they danced a dance that onl: ‘And, also, maybe down you'd go. 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