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

A |, to the six-hour day and the five: 38 Candidates Seek | week end we must come to it by law. Wells County Offices) —covernor cittora Pinchot of Penn- sylvania. P " se * f Fessenden, N. D., June 13.—Thirty-) aye Rey. Mr. Davidson kissed his felght candidates have entered races jandiady. He kissed his landlady's \for Wells county offices. \daughter. He kissed women in dis- j j $ ; ‘They include: tress. He kissed those who did things "4 for him. He kissed all sorts of people. { State senator—W. E. Matthael andir samit that he is a very unusual ‘Herman ©. Scheer (Republican), and|man, but he is not immoral. His kiss- John A, Layne (Democrat). es were always on the cheek or fore- \,. House of representatives (33rd dis-|head.—R. F. Levy, attorney for Rev. ‘trict)—C. L. Broschat, George Aljets,| Harold Francis Davidson, English rec- Paul W. Seidel and R. C. Montgom- (tor being tried for “immorality.” | ‘ery (Republican), and G. N. Nelson * # and O. W. Klindworth (Democrat). The plan which we have submitted Superintendent of schools—W. W./is an adaptation to disarmament of Barr and Bella Bollingberg. the principles of the protocol of Ge- Sheriff—Joe Biever, George E.Kun-| neya.—Joseph Paul-Boncour, French kel, H. W. Schwartz and W. E. Jakle. delegate to the League of Nations. ‘Auditor—O. G. Krueger and E. W. * * * Behnet. ‘When everybody makes up their oo Darcy and H. M.| mind to go to work and stops talking edrose. {about the government supporting Clerk of court—A. T. Giltner, Otto! them we'll get out of our troubles— Cra eat Seeenero: Hel , a, g,{ Samuel M. Vauclain, chairman of the SMstzger, J. L. Hert, Edward Paul and |" Baldwin Locomotive Works. T. D. Monsen. a ie ¢ State's attorney—N. O. Dolve and| J. W. Schmidt. il Barbs | County judge—J. L. Johnston. | ASS: < Administrator—A. V. Zuber. | Golf may make liars out of honest i Commissioners ‘hird, Alfred Hen-'men; but it doesn’t follow that it ' Grickson, J. F. Strauss and F. W./ makes honest men out of golf players. ! Muscha; fourth, Dick Engbrecht and ** * ag Karl Krueger. After a feast, natives of a South Sea Constable—John J. Anhorn. \island drink a concoction which puts |them to sleep. Over here we use jafter-dinner speakers. | * # # } | “What excuses can there be for the is {man who comes home late night after by jnight?” asks a woman writer. He ° | Probably has plenty, but his wife | won't believe any of them anyway. | * oe F Russian dumping is sufficient rea-| That high school boy who said that 5 son for the immediate organization of | diplomatic relations “were wayward t an economic United States of Europe. | cousins wasn't so far wrong, at that. —Edouard Herriot, ex-premier of} «+ + France. | An economist says the possession of 3 x * * jeven a second-hand car is an advant- ? Music is the meat and drink of the|age. We suppose he means the ad- t people. I will lead street bands, I) vantage we frequently have to push ‘will give free concerts, when this de-| home. # pression prevents folks from hearing ie, d aH music they must have.—Leopold Bto- | Correct this sentence: The Senate 2 kowski, conductor, Philadelphia Sym- | will investigate charges that the stock 4 phony Orchestra. |market was manipulated in a deal by ee K | which the public cleaned up $5,000,000. q We must come, for a time at least,! (Copyright, 1932, NEA Service, Iinc.) r., = eases fc na a q HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Nut. j 1Unit of weight 13 Streamlet, ia in metric 14 Dreads. ( system. 15 Oppressive. 4 & President of IE] 17 Meadow. i a 19 Absurdly. i succeeded Paul 5] 20 Colorless aro» Doumer matic liquid. i 41 Opposite of 21 Males, id poetry fT} 24 Alleged force 1z Accomplice. 25 Ludicrous. 14 Exploits ] 26 To harden. iy 15 Bye 30 Outward ir 16 Bad appearance, 1x Edge of a roof - 31 Harmony. 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On, TOM- WHAT WILL SOM S as A sn: ) LOVE TOM SO DEARLY- wee wih a ae WHAT CAN } JOWNSEND ZANDER: WHERE COULD NE NEE ena mat ie A WORD FROM A = Ri sy ES SHR PATSOR IN MENTAL ANGUISH— SLEEP FOR. 4 HENRIETTA FROM NOW ON- TONNSEND ZANDER; YES - 1 WAS HE- IME NUSBAND SHE BIGAMIST - BIGAMIST— ARS HAS COME BACK TO LIFE = A GHOST OF HIS stig pd Quart A CHANGE COME HAS VA = CBO THOSE SAME ae ee Es ee PORE TTS AT FAT UNCLE OF YOURS SQUINT, SQUINT, a { ALL RIGHT IF SQUINT! IF I'VE GOT TO USTEN TO THAT AND ! STOOD UP FOR YOU WHEN SQUIN'T OH YOU DIDN'T: "LL TEACH YOU TO SO HAVE 1 AND 1 YOU CAN HAVE YOUR }/ BELIEVE SQUINT. I'VE HAD THE THINGS ENOUGH. COUPLE OF OLD FOSSILS INSTEAD OF ME, NOU CAN HAVE THEM BOTH! THAT ARE NONE OF NOOR BUSINESS. KIND OF A MAns THAT WOULD BE MEAN TO HORSES, ON POODLE’S TRAIL! GUESS MAYBE I CAN... LETS FIVE DOLLARS! You SOLD LOOK THROUGH THE FILE... MY 006 FoR THAT? WHY, OUGHT To BE RIGHT NEAR ONE OF HER TOE NAILS TI NEVER HEARD THE NAME BEFORE, EITHER... ‘THERE'S THE CARD....yYou CAN “TAKE IT... A MR. DIT! HEARD THE NAME BEFCRE,BUT IT'S Too BAD IT HAPPENED THIS WAY, BUT You KNOW, OG, Pooo.e, THE ToP HERE...OH, YES, 1S WORTH MoRE THAN ED TELLS ME HE WAS BUT PopP'LL KNOW WAS HERE IT 1S! SoLD FoR AWFUL ANXIOUS To GET we DLL ASK HIMowe PICKED uP FINE DOLLARS, BUYIN’ MY DOG Too! BY THE T'LL SHOW ‘EM 006 CATCHER... SO FRECKLES RACED To THE 006 POUND, ONLY TO FIND THAT POODLE HAD By BLOSSER \/ THEY INSIST THAT WE CATCH UP ON OUR BACK PAYMENTS IMMEDIATELY WELL, WHAT ARE WEGOING GREAT CAESAR! LOOK AT THIS!! THE STORE WHERE WE BOUGHT OUR FURNITURE \S GETTING IREAGIT— BUT "D BETTER BE LACING IN_A SUPPLY. OF SOAP BOXES, TEE ON THE SAFE SIDE SEE WHAT THEY SAY OH, AIGOSH! THAT CALLS FOR AN AMBULANCE +e meas erat ON A wit Ya— an’ ? ) AOD" Ri DONT MEAN A ! SN RUBGER-BAND: HEY, OFFICER, A_ MAN JUST WENT DOWN THIS 2 HOLE! 2 exe! 1 MOET BE CAREFUL OR THEY'LL SUSPECT SOME- THis’ S THERE Now — THATS AX PACKED : HEN FFENLA | WOTCHA DOIN TO “THAT PLANE ? Gos parn wt! wor's Tr’ BABY CON’ THESE oAvs YW ‘eNow ? WOW AK WONDAK WHUT DAT un’ SCAMP AM OP To ? WONDER ! BOOTS 19 J wet TOO Busy ' SHE HAS TOLD OPAL NOT To SOTRER HER , NO MATTER WHO CAVED 1 NOT SO GOOD! ‘AN, NES. 1 SUPPOSE, T SUPPOSE. I Mus’ STOWAWAYS. WE NEVER HAD ANY REMEMBER TO CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION, RECORDS. IT's A BLASTED OUTRAGE, MEANWHILE, AY GOOD MAN, NOU SHALL BE SUH. - AVOWED SPECIAL PRIVILEGES. AK, YES, EVEN To CREAM EEN 2€ COFFEE. [le is THEES ARE Ze MEN, WSIEUR LE COMMANDANT, OF ‘WHOM | SPOKE. BEG PARDON, SUN. BUT WE'RE SILENCE, FooL! \BICK To YOUR PLACE! SPEGAL PRIVILEGES GJ WITHDRAWN, By CRANE