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

“I know it's not cold enough for this coat. But the dean said he didn't want to see me hanging around the drug store tonight.” THE TINYMITES ERT, (KEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) They watched the goat man work away. The way he milked just seemed like play. The goats all seeméd con- tented and stood very, very still. “It won't be long till I am through,” the man exclaimed. “Then I'll treat you. There's only one big bucket that with milk I still must fill.” Then Coppy said, “It would be grand if you would let us lend a hand. We'll carry all the buckets to the milk house. Do you mind? And, also, while we're doing it we Promise we won't spill a bit.” “That's great,” replied the milk man. “You are surely very kind.” It wasn’t long until each pail was standing on a long white rail. The milking for the day was done. The milk man seemed tired out. “Just help yourself and drink your share, or even more, ’cause I don’t care,” he shouted to the Tinymites. Plenty there, no doubt.” The Tinies found a cup nearby and Clowny promptly shouted, “I “There's am first!” He took a drink and add- ed, “Gee, but it is good!” Another drink went down his throat. He then said, “This milk gets my vote.” The other Tinies took the cup and drank all that they could. Of course the Travel Man was glad to pay for all the milk they’d had, but Mister Milk: Man said, “Oh, no! That milk was my own treat.” The Tinies then bid him farewell and with a mighty, cheerful yell, they waved good-bye right back at him and saun- tered down the street. The homes along the street were nice enough to make the bunch look twice. Soon Scouty spied one pretty yard and said, “Will someone kindly tell me what that mound is, standing high?” The Travel Man said, “Me, oh, my! I guess you've never seen one. It is just a Spanish well.” (The Tinymites have an orange treat in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) a i Daily Cross-word Puzzle acROsS 2. Person without courage % Boche {38. Click beetle address 16, Ocean 118. Over 3% High, potnted au 90, ‘Time for which anything lasts 8. Egyptian God> oo Oia French coins $1. Undermine 54. Battle of the world war 52. Guldo’s bigbest e 58. Chemtea) somx 58. ‘travel 43. pore tor ny 44 Conceited pers 61, son 4. Two: prefix 47, Cooled lavas Hawaltan Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle ae ISIT] tc fname ry we ri rel 3. soldier 4 By & Hepose 9. Outer covers ny 10. Pattern RY) MYSTERIOUS <7 PHONE CALL TODAY WARNED TONIGHT — ames ‘HE WHOLE NOURE 1m A PANIC — YREE OR SHRUB 1S AN OFFICER - ARMED ‘TO YHE GUARDS— — WHORVER COMES THIN TUNE WILL NOY ESCAPE THEM- — THE TRAP IS ser— BILLS FOLKS SURE DO LOVE. GRAPEFRUIT. SHAVINS ON’ PLASTER — THEY BEEN MAKIN’ SOME REPAIRS. YEP...THAT WAS DAN CLIPP'S CANOE, ALL RIGHT... PooR, FRECKLES OLD DAN... BUT WHaT FRIENDS } Up Until Now BUDDIES GOOD WILL IT UTSIDE OF A FEW UTTLE CUNANS WITH THE WL-TEMPERED UNCLE, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930 GASOLIN A LOT O' PAPERS ANY * STRINGS — THE WALLETS HAVE BEEN SHOPPIN' FOR CHRISTMAS. AN’ THEN'VE GOT SOME NEW BULBS FOR THEIR THERE ISN'T A CHANCE OF US GETTIN’ OUT OF HERE IN THsT... WE COULONT See WHERE WE WERE GOING... ITO BE SUICIDE, MY Boy!! WE CAN TAKE THAT CHANCE... WED BE FOOLISH FOR NOT TRYING IT... C'MON f OH- OH! PARTY AT poc's LAST WELL, GUESS MEBBE You're RIGHT...ITS GOING To BE PERILOUS SAILING THouGH !! Wolo! GLADYS\! HOW ABOUT A DIP INTO THE LANDSCAPE ING HAD BEEN GONG SMOOTHLY UNTIL TINY STULL. AND CHICK GOT A BAD CASE OF GREEN-EYE P+ TRS. MIKE FINNEGAN, CHICK HAS GIVEN HEP A RUSH, FALLEN iW LOVE AND BECOME secreriy pace TO HER ~~ © WEsTERDAY, ( SAW “TH cutest bat — HME HONORED CUSTOM, EACA NEAR, FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM TO VOTE ON THE MosT POPULAR GIRL , WHO, W TURN, WAS THE HONOR OF LEADING We "VICTORY MARCH ” AT THE BALL , WELD AT THE ENO OF THE FOOTBALL. SEASON, ON THANKSGIWING DAY No “Time FOR HATS Now! )/ U4 IN @& HURRY! SAM AND]! A HAVE & BIG EURNITURE Sace on! FOR BUMPS, SHE'S due GEE NI! 1 FORGOT ALL ABOUT TH BIG VOTE, AN’, FROM TW! WAY ALL TH’ Boys HANE GONE SURE v'SE voted W' LEAD C06 FoR TH’ MaRcH {SAM'S ON “TH Jos! HES GOT A SIGN ve! Now TO SELL TABLES _ AND CHAIRS AND WHAT HAVEN'T [vex CAME. A BID TO THE BIG COUNTRY CLUB DANCE AND CHICK TAGGED GLADYS FOR THE HOP AND O EVERYTHING Sy Seen BuT— aetna ae ou! OANA 7X WAS 306" WONDERIN’--—-wHo DO AWW WAL BE ELECTED | CAPTAIN OF TH’ TEAM NEVER CET MUCH IN) AVERN'S. BUSTED SHOE: TREE ANY AN , OU LAMP SHADE. THEN MUSTA CLEANED 32 You RUN BACK AN’ GET THAT PADDLE WE SAW aro. u. 8. STW VLL GASOLINE DOWN 7, AND paTE GLASYS LP YA FOR THE BIG RHYTHM AY j HECK OF A WAY TO PUTON]| NOBODY HAS SATIN @ SALE, Sam! THis cHaiR «(5S COVERED WITH DUST] a HERES Your PENNY !-- any Ta’ To ALL your THousnts 1s MEERE II! MEW THEN! ID THIS CASE ,T CANT Miss -~- EVERY MAN ON TH’ TEAM HAS PROMISED. To vote FOR Mon .