The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1931 | SIDEGLANCES - - a | GuMP ONCE THE BOLD DASHING LOVER BUT WHO IS—- NOW ‘HE WORLD'S CHAMPION WOMAN HATER 1S ON HIS WAY HOME = Cured / THROUGH WITH WOMEN FOREVER = COULDN'T THINK OF IT WITHOOT LETTING COUSIN WALT AND PHNLLIS UV? No, paises ME SIGHT OF LOVERS COOING TO BIM IS WKE SHOWING A RED FLAG TO A BULL = ‘THE GUMPS--AND SO THE WORLD GOES ON MY FOLKS ARE ALL ~ AGAINST MN GOING WITH YOU AND I'M FED UP LORA, LETS BEAT THAT FE! ened SHOULD BE INA PRIGGY. WHY WHAT WOULD ff Mm NY CAR FOR 500 BLOCKS. THAT WOULD DO US GET A JOB. THEN WE'D Be ALL SET. NO, PRIGGY. OUR FOLKS WOULD ALL SAN WE WERE TOO YOUNG. THINKS POISON. 1'D JUST LIKE TO SHOW _ HIM! KNOW. “1 wish my old man was just rich enough that I wouldn't have anything to do but go around causing him trouble.” WHITE HOUSE GIFTS FOR POOR WELL, THis 1S IT’ see? I THROW IT RIGHT FoR TUE SHANTY= KEEP See THUS STICK, } Gee wuizt... PoooLe? Go GET | wHAT ARE You TT,NOW... Nice] THROWIN’ STICKS 006... See? ff FoRF 1 Tevet You HAD A Associated Press Photo Peggy Ann and Peter Hoover, grandchildren of President and Mrs. Hoover, helping pack toys and Christmas gifts for poor coal miners’ children in West Virginia. Their mother and grandmother are watch: ing the proceedings on the White House lawn. The presents were brought to Peggy Ann and Peter’s Christmas party. FLIOORED ME WITH us Ts A FEMIMER - HOOVER SHOPS FOR TINY GUESTS GREAT GRitF! oF Course!! I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT. TM GOING TO DASH RIGUT DOWN AND SEE ABOUT IT WAWAT THE HECK ARN WHY 3 GOING To DO? WE | EXCHANGE ONE OF Them? NO LESS! HEN CurcK ANUY , CERTAINLY f WELL BE GLAD To GIVE YOU CREDIT IN ANY DEPACTMENT. IN THE = CLODKS SALESMAN SAM Ee! @ LITTLE MORE Oe Xt. eanal Stow Dis PUNK De Wer TO OUH ORESSIN’ ROOM, WILL va, sam’? ATTA Boy, CHUCKO, ou sock! > = OUGHTA KNOW THE ROPES AROUND HERE BY THs Time | President Hoover temporarily dropped cares toys for his little grandchildren, Peggy Ann and Pi liners at the White House Christmas. He was accompanied by = = 4 : sons, Allan and Herbert, jr., and the latter’s wife. Here they cme E of y é } Washington store about to make some purchases. Left to right: e p S " the President. Mrs. Hoover and Herbert, jr. Gets Tariff Post Senator Oddie Hurt » : Associated Press Photo | Ira N. Ornburn. of New Haven, Conn., head of the International Cigar Makers Union of America, was appointed as the democratic tmamber. of the tariff commission, Associated Press Photo Senator Tasker Oddie of Nevada suffered a broken collar bone and was severely bruised when his horse stumbled and fell on him dur- ing a ride in a Washington park. DISS SY NEA SERVICR, Ucn mem Us &. pay, cov. |