The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1932, Page 8

8 i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1982 THE GUMPS— NO ANSWER t i t 3 = ——— = — e t ” y \ a Wie IND AFTER DRIFTING FOR WHAT W. -\ BEG TO INFORM You = 5 BUSINESS — ; U S H No WONDER HER Breer se aynNe mee SU Bess WAS } rail \S. ee UMP Is 2 \ f " | N- LACK ©}. Sere . Ls i ee COVERNMEN?1 | NEES ete sean UNTIL SHR WOKE UP IN THE STURT THERE WAS A BUSINESS CONCERNED = HIS ONLY BE TO ; | YESTERDAY SHE TOLD Reis PTR ap eee Jo MAKE Tr Mi STO. COHERENTLY SHE HOSPITAL ANI uh EETING AT TEN NISit MULE AT THE HOS! AS 4 TEA EXPERTS say:| Soon), Guta see | eh apes age RACH DAY HE TS ON MIS WY P xy? | FROW'A WATERY Rik i HERE NOW = AND WENT ie 1 \. alte Sirs | Hy m. Qe BEAUTIFUL MILLIE — | |@@ Teas packed in high VACUUM... | iy SENT THE BLOOD ANE Tie ' ; | | CURBING usbsetela BUSINESS. ul) THEIR V' | would naturally be the best method 9 | MOTHER AND BIM MEETINGS | | LISTENED eo aane. | | sac ce ACCOUNT OF : ] Schilling is the Vacuum SHE FELT HERSELF : l SINKING WHEN A PAI i Save ee : Packed Tea—the only |! G | SHE WAS DRAGGED one that kept fresh in || od We i le aga 1 the Government tests. | | rae Always Fresh’ SS —— STRANGER EH? q J HERE'S A HORSE THAT PERCENTAGE IS f WILL MAKE YOU SOME ff ALL IN FANOR- ff {| MONEN— SNAPPING 5 A COME ACROSS THE HORSES JUST OF THE TRACK. TURTLE. HE'LL, Z ON YOu MEXICAN ‘| ]] COME IN AT ( YOU MEAN Eg | SNAPPING BORDER “To ss $16 WOULD TURTLE, AGUA PAY $192 ¢ CALIENTE WHERE AVERY FEELS TWO NATORES STRUGGLING WITHIN HIM. WHN SO GLOM, AVERY. A BODY'D THINK YOO HAO MONEN OP ON THAT HORSE, WIN, EMILN. THE EMILY A DOLLARS ON SLIP DOWN ONE OF THOSE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS _ = x Z ‘ ~~ GETTING ORGANIZED! YES, MRS. REDFIELD EVEN | You SEE, MRS. ARE OU GOING To PERHAPS Z WILL, |) YOU HAVE NOTHING b AWHY, 6uRE THING !! eesnv CAME OVER To THANE ME REDFIELD HoLOS GO ouT To see IF I GET WELL. aeaas pasts San! QOPLE CLUB IS I WOULDN'T CONCERNED || FoR EVERYTHING... SAID No GRUDGE THEM SOMETIME, Jf SomeHow I FEEL Heat beceliit Gone ® GWE THEN 7 Aiss THAT FOR OVER OLD SHE AND THE Boy WERE AGAINST You. AR. MELLINGER & BETTER TODAY, oan. ‘imeleaeeia A BIE SEND OFF... ANYTHING !! man LEAVING For TE WEST | 6BE, WouLo IF Doctor... BETTER ) Fin NE GcD Ir PARADE AN' EVERY- MeLLINGeR'S || THIS WEEK... SHE ALSO } I WERE You...You AuL AROUND! THING = Do You DITION, INVITED ME TO GET RAILROAD FARE \- costae \ come out PREG... SHUCKS! LD FRECKLES i] at AN' SEE ea } G0, WOULDN'T You, AND OSCAR La, En !! NOODLE 7 MAKE A oS j Quick TRIP i y) INTo @ @ KRINGTOWN => ' Jo see i Sr NEA SERVICE SNe: How THINGS ° ARE. “Uncle Bill has his notes mixed up and he can’t tell whether he's to wish little Hubert Quizzenberry a happy birthday, or tell him to take his cod liver coil.” oeeay ome — = — = = rs = —— MUM’N POP AGUSTA HAS IT. F NH NEAN, AND \F YOU'D BEAR Dove BENSON T AXP AYERS [Petal es epanty seid ate eee TL00K AT OLD AYER, WE DOESNT NEED sah Mie eS aN eal AND. pases out oe z Amend constitute to provide four- Nou'D NEVER SUSPECT] LOOKS, WITH A Unelae -aagneatny fonorerro un oad ee yell Dloen — |year terms for congressmen, eight- “THAT HE'D CORNERED / WINNER LIKE ALITTLE INTEREST | THIS COOKSTOVE OF A COOKSTOVE , YOU'D |year terms for senators. THE COOK STOVE AGUSTA 6Y HIS AN OLD MAN AYER'S | ACCOUNT, iF YOU FIND IT HAS.A LOT OF | Provide statutory revision setting BUSINESS SIDE = AINT SHE GET WHAT T s jlegislative sessions each four years, Y MEAN ! provided, however, governor may call . Special sessions. 15 Proposals For Reduction inj Combine offices of clerk of court {and county judge in all counties. Governmental Expense Provide by statute ail civil actions ing be tried by court without jury unless Drafted at Meeting either party to action demands jury " trial and deposits sufficient money Minnewaukan, N. D., March 22—|to pay jury costs. Fifteen definite proposals to reduce} Eliminate all unnecessary state bu- governmental expenses were drawn|reaus and commissions and place up by the Benson county taxpayers| duties they now perform in hands of association at a m¢eting here. (elective officers. Resolutions proposed and adopted| Provide that high schools be sup- included: : |ported mainly by indirect taxation. Repeal of presidential preference) Allow all classified schools provid- primary law. jing four years high school work to Elimination of use of county equip- ee om See rnetlons. reer ‘SALESMAN SAM , y y ose two state normal scl be That wu a wn-<T ¢ 7 pS Kind’ for anyother purpose than cee EEE Te THINK THOT | LET Those )CEOu, THAT Wz ENV WAS TEST GEGINNIN' TS) MORE POWER TOA 7EQuse Tats 1S THE prescribed by law, except in emer-| The original name of the Hawaiian BUMS ERISK MY WHOLE BASKET ,_ TOUGH LUcK! CONVINCE MYSELE THaT | WAS AS A SALESMAN, D ENO OF TH Line! gency cases or for hire. Islands was the Sandwich Islands. OF FOOD, WITHOUT PAYIN' ME A > GONNA BE TH’ WORLD'S BEST J sam, BUT I'M AFRAID . 3 Provide farm for county paupers.| Prisoners in county jail should be provided with productive work to Teduce their expense. | Eliminate publication of mortgage foreclosures, delinquent tax sale ad-! M Indi vertisements and final redemption, from tax sale publications. Eliminate | YORAM icted Personal service by sheriff. | Reduce school teacher salaries 20 per cent. | Revise constitution and statutes to| provide election of all township, ———— STOP THAT COUGH La Crosse, Wis—“My hus- band took three | bottles of Dr. { Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery, which re- § lieved him of a terrible cough that had hung #q. on,” said Mrs. Margie Fraumkion of 1218 Caledonia St., “and caused him a lot of trouble. What I call reliable remedies, are such as Dr. Pierce's.” | Sold by druggists. Fluid or tablets. | | CENT FER IT! = = “TIRAVELIN'’ salesman! TH’ TRAVELIN’ Is iT The last session of congress saw the introduction of 6,041 bills. | | are entitled Dr. ‘. Or. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Associated Press Photo lo aise J. H. Mellett (above), mayor of | Anderson, Ind., was one of 28 An- derson residents indicted by a fed- 1 have the best line of eral grand fury for conspiracy to | WASH TUBBS a 7 AN OLD FRIEND: By CRANE T: ik M: d Suits violate prohibition laws. Mellett n aulor ade | is a brother of Don Mellett, editor "GRAB THIS STIck’, SOMEONE YeLLs, AND) (° / Look AT THE WATER FALL! OH, T THEN A FAMILIAR FIGURE] / WHY, WASHIE! You ANGEL! ME DEAD? NOT and of Centon, 0. who was slain, sev WOW THEY GRAB! RIP AND FRIEDA RPh t's SIMPLY AWFUL. > JUMPS OUT OF A TREC. WE THOUGHT YoU WERE yy MEL WHO VOULDA Spring Coats (mesa a HOLD ON FOR DEAR LiFe. SEAN. ——F-G, WASHINGTON ) BEEN AROUND HAL t THOUGHT . i" Wes! WeLL, | TO SAVE TH at lowest prices in THEY'D GE THROWING BRO iy bh - ie "KA Dav? North Dakota 4 NECK! Satisfaction guaranteed or is money back Suits priced from $22 to $50 with extra pants FRANK KRALL | Too “Worn-at” to go Dry NOU IN ‘AT OLD AWER, SOONER OR, LATER, Bismarck, N. Dak. Another date broken . . . Couldn't stay , Pressing, on her feet a minute longer! Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound alwa relieves cramps. Try it next month.