The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1931, Page 7

MOON MULLINS Frank Willard WHY TOMATOFACE, As T LIVE AND BREATHE! SAY WILL YOUSE DO ME A FAVOR? HOW DO I KNOW, KANO? WE'VE WENT OVER A WELL LISTEN, LOT OF BIG BUMPs- UNCLE WILLIE- WHAT WAS THE NAME OF ‘THAT STREET WHERE WE HIT THAT 61G BUMP- KITTY, WOT’S DAT WOU GOT UNDAH DAT BOX? TUMBLEBUGS. PA“AS GOING HOME, WILLIAM, WILL You TAKE HIM TO THE STATION IN YOUR AUTOMOBILE? BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1931 SURE PLL ORIVE YOU BY THE STATION, WILLIE, IF YOU DON'T MIND RIDIN” IN A TRUCK. one! THAT'S TOO BAD. MAMIE’S OLD MAN BOUNCED OUT BACK THERE. WELL, THANK HEAVEN THE OLD GENT CAUGHT THE TRAIN GLADLY PET, GLADLY— BUT YOU SEE THE HORN AIN’T WORKING, MIND? HA! MY DEAR GBoY THIS Is & JOY RIDE FER TH’ LOVA MIKE! GET ME To THE DEPOT AS FAST AS YOU CAN, TOMATOFACE. WILL BE TWO DOLLARS. HOW MUCH DOI OWE You FOR PICKIN’ THIS LANTERN OUTTA MY SCALP, DOC? AH NEVAH HEAR NO TUMBLEBUGS MAKE A BUZZIN’ NOISE LIKE DAT. LEMME SEE— SUCH A AUTOMOBILE! EVERNTHINGTHAT SHOULDN'T MAKE A NOISE IN IT DOES ANDO THE ONE THING THAT SHOULD DON’T. WELL, HERE’s $Ree TO HIRE A TAXI— AND SEE THAT YOU BRING ME THE CHANGE. KANO, WILL YOUSE KINDLY KEEP QUIET— MY STARS! AFTER YOU LEARN A KID HOW TO TALK THEN You GOTTA START RIGHT INI AGAIN AND LEARN ‘EM TO KEEP QUIET. THIS TRAIN, HE’LL GO BAC TO THE HOUSE ANDO TELL THE oe LITTLE WOMAN ABOUT THIS ANO THEN MY WELL, WILLIAM, WAS THERE ANY CHANGE Meeps alee ream LEFT FROM THAT : TRUTHFULLY SAY TWO DOLLAR BILL I THAT \T TOOK GAVE. YOU TO TAKE . ae & POP TO THE ENER ore hny, TRAIN WITH? il { “iN - U.S. Pat Off.; Copyright, 1931, by The Chicago Tribune. h HEY KIDS! HERE’S OLD BANJOEYES LIKE HIMSELF TOMBLEBUGS) ON YOUR LATEST TOME: A TRADING STAMP V TUMBLEBUGS NUFFIN’! DEM wuz BUMBLEBEES! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WANT AD COLUMNS