The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1931 THE GUMPS— LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY AT'S IT = 7 Alwar TELLING ME - WELL = IF YOU HAD LISTENED To ME UNDERSYAND= WHY CAN'T 4 TELL “YOU AND GONE YO UNCLE BIM YOURSELF - WHAT A LAUGH = IM TELLING YOU ) } SOMETHING FORA CHANGES AND ASKED HIM ‘TO PUT Me im Slane GAY- THE ONLY TIME IN FOR YOUR OWN T'S A WIFE! ‘ORY = ILL Mi Soe eee EM) |” CMES. AR Ee SOLLARS. A FEET WOULD BE UNDER Me SEL. DEPEND ON YOU | WON'T LISTEN > ONCE IN AWHILE = THE MANAGER'S DESK = RIGHT NOW - ABSOLUTELY DE ¢ You CAN DO-IT = HE WOULD LISTEN To YOU DOING WHAT 1 ASK You BUT NO = You'LL NEVER DO 1S- WHEN | Lah ANYTHING THAT J a GO AHEAD! DONT MIND ME- G aaa LUT itn ee SESE IA 1 DON'T SEE WHY \ ] ; : : tee Bot (aia. SURE. | LEARN TWA YY GEE, EMIL, 7 OH, NOORE SORRY | AIN'T A: PEEP OUTA EITHER ~ THREE MONTHS scHOOL| LOTS ©” THNGS TX / itHoucHT | ARE YOU NoT Me.-1M ON El ONE 0% YOU AN! IT WONT AN' NINE MONTHS = MLWACATION ID Nou Wers | PROBATION. THAT MEANS IM F\Go ‘60 °EASY NEXT; TIME- /° NEvI N oe ir 2 NACATION, SPUD. . SENT TO THE prom 1 EE TS ai . DON’ see? Mrs, Jean Quinn and her husband, Earl Quinn, are shown above. Below are the slain sisters, Zexia Griffith, left, and Jessie Griffith. Newkirk, Okla. Sept. 15—“By,west’s history. Returning from a * Sept. 22, when Earl goes on trial for|Christmas vacation at the home of the murders of Jessie and Zexia/ relatives, they were forced from their Griffith, I'l have the real slayer be-| auto, attacked and slain on the road- reed bah ot nid tient aa. Each was shot through the, — ne head. ae eT SM) A “bution found. in {their blood , tained coupe matched buttons on a ‘So declares Mrs. Jean Quinn, who] © . fs leading the fight to save the life| Vest found in Quinn's room st Ton: kawa and led to his arrest after a Raw mA of her husband, Earl Quinn, in what) widespread manhunt through several Gj yj j Le promises to be one of Oklahoma’s| ee a ean eine Missourl lu . : ee. Reg U.S. Pat OF | Copyright 801, The most sensational murder trials. For! convict, nine months she has been collect- . ing evidence, and now declares she| @———————____________-» «i! com Still 0. K. has the proof. tained Attorney|| ‘Stickler Solution | : a Weraitins crocus Grr © : fl WELL! He GTILL CAN RECEIVE) Te ERNE. MAS OUT race - f /, SO SEND HIM A MESSAGE To Loo FoR: ME !! wet, Bi teetiastiosilavyer’who: won, a0 R I Selncuitesroc. |! piaset dios ce i QUICK AND TELL HIM Youre I SPOSE Tiey TINK sequal eee Sons Hamon in| | FRED EACHES ATALY Sicwyvae te “HAT FIREWORKS. TAKING OFF To Look FoR ee en beast bel Im killing of Jal lamon, powerful a , AM... , y oe THIS | | i SeroRE Oklahoma, politician and wealthy oil Day Arter You. BOYS, ENCOUNTERS BROKE OFF.. HIS itiatenesaa nara 1 SET THis crate ‘The Griffith sisters, both school Friday isthe day concealed in the mes- zee i RADIO-SENDING 3) teachers, were killed near Tonkawa,| | s8¢ above, as shown by the initial le. EQUIPMENT Okla,, last winter in one of the mést| | tts of the words. brutal double murders in the south- A UR a ES TG = yr) ° Re y Bosc “AND NO QUIZZED IN YACHT MYSTERY e J } WorD oF f ee Riigy AND SHADYSIDE, MAY THE Boye ° POSSIBLY HANE ; is # GEEN ForcED rh X NR ‘ F | y 1! Cow IN THis , \ ' i ‘ : — _ @ =e b . ef : Recevep! TERRITORY... | 109,9,3, par oFF. 1931 BY ae MOM’N POP / BUT WEED AN EAGLE EYE ON) LEDNE THAT ‘T'ME, and BE carefur \ SILLY, IDO! sjusT THE ‘TOUR SPENDING SPREES SWEETIE. YOURE OTHER DAY BLATZ A DEAR NOT To DIDN'T GIVE ME CREDIT scorD | FOR TWO EMPTY MILK BOTTLES I TOOK BACK. DID HE GET ANA WITH Associated Press Phote Mrs, Lillian Collings (above) of Stamford, Conn. was grilled for fours as she re-enacted the scene in which she said her husband, Benjamin Collings, was thrown from their yacht into Long Island Bound by ren who boarded the boat and abducted her. : ‘| SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark