The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1931, Page 13

a 1 DON'T KNOW WHETHER I COME TO ASK YOUR HASN'T COME TW MiR.H. WOULD GO TO THE STAG HOME YET, SUT A WITHOUT ME, MR. MULLINS. T™ EXPECTING You KNOW HE'S sO JEALOUS WIM ANY MINUTE HE WON’T HARDLY LET ME OUT NOW— WON'T OF HIS SIGHT- YES siR- ‘OU COME IN ONLY YESTERDAY HE SOCKED 1 A'STREET CAR CONDUCTOR BECAUSE HE DIDN’T LIKE THE WAY HE SMILED AT ME-I CAN?T SEE ANY REASON WHY HE SHOULD BE SO JEALOUS OF ME, DO YouzZ_-T] x — Le er [| Ae GIMIN? TONIGHT— 1 GOT A COUPLA ‘TICKETS AND 2 THOUGHT HE MIGHT WANTA BUY ONE OF'EM. HELLO, MULLINS~ a0 BACK AND SIT DOWN WHILE WELL, HERE’S YOUR AIR RIFLE THAT YOU LEFT AT MY HOUSE THE OTHER DAY, KAYO- MOON LEFT BEFORE I COULD GIVE 'T TO HIM- AND THANK HIM FOR THOSE TWO TICKETS TO THE STAG HE LEFT ME- SORRY HE CANT Go