The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1932, Page 8

1 SIDE GLANCES - - pi BE [Meiice Bags CREDITOR DEMAND - By George Clark “Buy a suit and I'll give you FIVE pairs of pants.” JUNGLE BABY BREAKS LEG ted Press Photo After he had been given a pint of whiskey to cure colic, Zoobu, 350-pound baby elephant from the Malay peninsula, fell down and broke his leg. Twelve men were required to set the leg. Here’s Zoobu supported by block and tackle with his leg in a plaster cast. The acci- dent happened in the animal incubators at Atlantic City, N. J. ent sales of drugs and dug | sundries are holding up fairly well although volume is under the season- al level. Hou. zing i - letic mercha nd sporting goods jstate that early spring trade is en- jcouraging, with demand for staples weather was unfavorable for distribu- tive gains fair. Rone types eer, goods, : especially bascball and golfing equip: General, Though Slight, Up- (Per quite active, ‘but trade In { builders’ hardware and contractors’ | supplies continue to lag. The market |for paints and paint materials is im- ‘proving. but the individual orders still jare small. ward Trend Noticeable, Dun's Review Says The beginning of the new quarterly period is giving promise of a moder-' Midwives’ Practice ate sea al expans business, ac- corde to Duns Review. ee Is Declared Illegal A general, though slight, upward, trend is noticeable. id constructive SAIS | adjustments are ssing favor-|,, Midwives attempting to practice | ang The first entire week of reai|their profession in North Dakota spring weather stimulated vould be ticing medicine without a licen: by Harold ney general. There is no statute providing for an examination or licensing of mid- wives, the opinion says. tion Compiled Laws of cording to an opinion tail sales, with demand imp peering to an oping ticularly ‘for shoes, millinery. drapery, floor coverings and elcc! appliances for household use. Less complaint is being heard re- garding the credit situation from re- filers, as consumers apparently have $ 5: adopted the policy of confining their Shaft continues, “requires mid- purchases largely to cash transac-| Wives to be registered with the local tions, and are settling old obligations Tesistrar of vital statistics and make with retailers in a commendable man-|Teports of births. Section 3168 re- ner. ‘trical ‘quires physicians, midwives and oth- While there has been no disposition | € Persons in attendance at birth to on the part of retailers in any linc | Port as to prophylactic treatment of to crowd sales by offering nely ‘the eyes of new born children. Neither low prices, yet consumers are releas- |Of these statutes are sufficient, in my ing money that had been held in /OPinion, to indicate a positive legisla- banks or at home. In most districts ative intention to petmit the practics fair average of business is being re-|f obstetrics by midwives, corded. and in a few instances sales|_,The opinion was furnished to Dr. of attractive goods are making a bet-|G- M. Williamson, secretary of the ter showing than they did in the pre- | North Dakota board of medical exam= Easter shopping period, when the/imers at Grand Forks. | Briton Testifies He NOTICE OF MO! AGK SALE BY| é ADVERTISEMENT Talked With Dead Son Notice is Hereby Given, That that) certain Mortgaue, executed and de-| London, April 13.—()—Sir Oliver | livered by Fred | Middlesteadt and | Lodge, testifving Tuesday ina woman Laura Middlesteadt, husband and wife, Mortzagors to’ The U: tral ‘Life Insurance Co! poration, Mortgagee d January D. Spiritualist’s libel suit against a news- |paper. told of having communicated with his son. Raymond, after the boy had been killed in the war. He asked Raymond's spirit. he said: ‘You live in a worid of illusion?” and the boy replied: “So do you, father.” jose who inhabit the “other | 4 | World.” Sir Oliver told the court, are in space all around us.” He sai here are many grades of existence in he other world and that all who in- eCity of | dy eeu bE de ate SUB, in Wed of illusion | t urleigh, and State of North | in which they ci y Bakotu, at the hour of two. o'cloc psa Beh WR Ste ver ey want. P. Mon the 26th day of April 19335) ge = to anlisty the amount due upon said | 7 SS Gittence on fle dey of sale. i! Stickler Solution | The premises described in suid] ' Mortgage and which will be sold to} watisty the me, are those certain remises ated In the County of urlesgh, State of North Dakota, @na gescriped as follows. to-wit: Bast half (B12) of Southwest quar- ter (SW) and West half (W4) of; Southeast quarter (SE%) of Section Two in Township One hundred forty-two (142) North, Range Seven- ty-eight (78) West containing 160 acl more or less: On account of default in the terms and conditions of said mortgage, the ter of Deeds of th j« leigh, and State of > the 6th day of Februa and recorded ‘in Book "161" Bages, at page 504. will be fo by a ‘sale of the ‘premises in suc Mortgage and hereinafter describe at the front door of the Court Hous in the.City of Bismarck, in the Cour OUT OF HIS: HEAD WITH JEALOUSY — THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. _ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932 , ‘THE GUMPS— THE GREAT LOVER ABOUT THIS RRR HIS NAME j - xv DORS HE MAMAS ADVICE-| I SSR OTHER OH,VES- § wae Like > puma 1h ete Me LET ME SEE-9/ is HE TALL AND THIN ALL WORKED | “SE SUS you~ COUNT - OR 1S HE SHORT uP ABOUT A AND ¢ SUPPOSE AND FAT 2 e's COUNT WHO You'RE_CRA2Y 1 SUPPOSE N DOES NOT ABOUT HIM = HANDSOME EXIST— WHAT 1S. THE HOW OLD 1S HE ? —t— COUNT'S NAME ? WHAT IS HE LIKE ¢ AND HAVE ¥ AAADE_'HINN BELIEVE SHE COUNT IS JUST CRAZY OVER MILLIE AND FOLLOWS HER WHERE- ECTLY CHARMING = ~~ THe MOST | INTERESTING MAN : wees ‘PERFECT MANNERS = ute Rh GENTLEMAN — 4 A PRYSIQUE— AND HE'S JUST HEAD OVER HEELS N LOVE WITH MILLIE — \E YOU ON ON EXPRESSION, OM ens S00). COULD SEE THE ae 9 HAVE I THE HASSANAMPA TELL ME ANOTHER STORM, SQUINT. TOLO YOU THE ONE ABOUT THE HASSAYAMPA RIVER UP TOWARD THE HASSAYAMPA MOUNTAINS? WELL THAT RIVER IS PRETTY DRY MOST OF THE NEAR. FISH THAT LIVED IN SO EVERY NIGHT ABOUT SUNDOWN THE HASSAYAMPA FISH COMES OUT OF HIS HOLE IN THE BOTTOM OF THE HASSAYAMPA RIVER UP TOWARD THE HASSAYAMPA MOUNTAINS AND GOES FLIPPITY-FLOP, FLIPPITNY FLOP FIFTEEN MILES To THE WATER. HOLE. HE FILLS UP HIS CANTEEN AND GOES ==! FuUPPITN-FLOP, FLIPPITY FLOP BACK TO a ue HASSANAMPA RIVER UP NEAR THE HASSAYAMPA MOUNTAINS AND CRAWLS’ INTO HIS HOLE UNTIL THE NEXT NIGHT AT SUNDOWN FRECKL MOM’. N POP ( EASY Now, LINDY...1 KNOW THIS A HEAVY LOAD FoR You, UT WE HAVE To GET UL BROUGHT AGUSTA HERE FOR A ‘PURPOSE. & MOUNG , GOOD-FOR-NOTHING POET. PUPPY-LOVE ROT. BUT SHE SEEMS MUCH HAPPIER SINCE SHE MET XOUNG CHICK'S WIFE — SHE'S INFATUATED WITH! POODLE WouLD Do ‘THE SAME FoR. ‘You, IF You EVER GOT GLASS IN V4 YOUNG NEPHEW THERE \S CONTRIBUT- ING A LITTLE, TOO! rae f \WOULDNT bu, PoopLe 7 SuRE ‘YOU WOULD... ONLY PoNY'S FEET Aln'T So TENDER AS A DoGS...L WONDER WHY DOGS DON'T Have NOW, ONE MORE COUNT ON MY DOUGH AND wer oKAKE, ( Hope! 1 CAN'T BE WRONG 5 THs TIMEL WITH A FEW KINKS IRONED OUT ,WOUR SURVEY WOULD LOOK GOOD TO ME THE ACME AGENCY GOT UP A BEAUTIFUL PROSPECTUS } CAN GIVE TOO, AND I WANT TO RESERVE MY’ DECISION A LITTLE IF THEYRE GONNA OPERATE, L WANTA BE THERE... I ALWAYS WANTED WELL, ANYWAY, DOC JONES WILL GET THIS GLASS OUT OF YouR PAW, AN THATS SOMETHING -+ YOU'RE RGHT, THERE! iF IT HADN'T BEEN’ FOR THE WAY NOU'VE ENTERTAINED MY DAUGHTER ,l WOULD HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO POST-PONE THIS BUSINESS AND RETURN HOME WITH HER —- AGENCY A_MORE PERSONAL SERVICE M GIVES UP! 23-22-21-20-19-18 —11- 16-15-14 -13 -12— (1! THass ELEVEN ONES! AND, A TEN DotLaR Birt BAG SNOT, WOT YA OLGHTTA VO TRAVEL | ALL WEALTHY mortgagee has heretofure and ‘does | hereby elect to deciafe the entire amount secured by sald mortgage as im eaiecaly due and payable. it be due on such Mortgage 3 4 of sale the sum of Two thousand eighty and 39/100 ($2080.39) Dollars. ane ‘Th Life In- eorpora- The above shows how a ferme: plant- ed 19 trees in such a way that there were | five in a row and nine straight rows. . Be. WASH TUBBS TWNS SURE FUNNY, SPORT. 1 CAN'T FIGGER WOW ANYBODY IN CHINA WOULD KNOW YOUR ADDRESS OW, 'M NOT AFRAID OF 'AT ASIATIC PERIL STUFF. IT'S THESE DETECTWES WO FOR BEING UPSET OVER THAT CABLE} ANOTHER SHOCK! NESSIR, 'M GETTIN’ WHILE TH GETTIN'S G@oop. YO UKE To SEE Toom AME WIAGARA FALLOM: ANT (CM LEANIN' Town, HERE, OFFICER, WOULD You MIND COUNTIN’ AY $23, FOR ME AND SEE HOW MUCH I GOT? yoo wean EQROPE 2? ACROSS ve OCEAN 22 O8 ote wHz2 jno COmoNT 90 "WaT!!! WHY, 1 DONT KNOW A SINGLE PERSON OVER THERE WELL, (LL BE BLISTERED! | / ANOTHER CABLEGRIM] | This ONES FROM BANGKOK, q : DEMONS OF The (ss ORIENT DRaw q | { 2 “s ae ee ee si Git ok th ok we te an ta ne 2 a 2 ene