The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1932, Page 8

“He treats me terrible! I'd get a divorce if I thought I could get my job back here.” | —2zTHIS CURIOUS WORLD — the QUEEN’S MANTLE, A FEATHER CLOAK WORN BY ANCIENT HAWAIIAN ROVALTY. TWAS CNER 100 YEARS IN THE MAKING, AND ONLY 7WO FEATHERS FROM EACH WING OF THE RARE MAMO BIRD WERE FOUND TO HAVE THE COLOR, TEXTURE AND LENGTH REQUIRED IN THE GARMENT. Bishop Museum, Horolule. m AUSTRALIA THERE ARE 7,000 SPECIES oF TS THAT ARE FOUND IN NO OTHER, COUNTRY. PILLOWS SAMOA JUST FOOLED ’EM } out the stunt pulled by Bert C. Bohn Toronto.—The family of James Mid-/| here. Bert fitted an old garbage can dieton, 19, was terrified when he| with two inflated inner tubes, wrap- calmly walked downstairs and said:! ping them around the can to support “I've emptied a bottle of iodine. ne | Someone rushed for the telephone.|‘t the water. Then he put out to Someone else rushed him into a chair | 8¢@ in his craft, cast out his line and | and stood around him. Sirens | hooked a 111-pound tarpon. He suc- | screeched as an ambulance rushed to! cessfully landed the fish, the house. As soon as James could calm the family, he explained that he | @—— ~~~ —__—-¢ had emptied the iodine over his hands| | Stickler Solution | and arms, and that he hadn't drunk | —_—_________» any. WHEW! NO WONDER New York.—No wonder men per-| spire under the hot summer sun! | They don't dress for hot weather, the | Holland Institute of Air Conditioning has fouad. The Institute weighed the | average female summer garb and found it to be slightly under one pound. Then the male summer attire was weighed and found to be nearly six times as heavy. The man used 42 inches, or three and one-half feet, of one-inch wood to make a frame 14 inches wide by 9 inches deep. Diagram shows how he did it. TRY THIS SOMETIME Sarasota, Fla—If you want to get | @ thrill out of deep sea ‘ishing, try | AT THE MOVIES THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2: INE WWNUTE HAS ELAPSED SINCE YESTERDAY WHEN WE LEFT THE Wibow TEARING AFTER ‘TOM yy, WITH HIS DERBY IN HER WITHOUT .SPEAKING — WEARING ‘THE FEDORA HAT IN WHICH HENRIETTA WN TICKET LACE — You LOOK SO HANDSOME IN A_DERBY- SWEETHEART = 'D MUCH HID THE PAY RATHER Se R_ HER NECK! JORRY, SKEEZIX! WHAT ARE You LOOKING FOR? SORRY YOU UNDERTOOK THE COMMAND UNLESS MOU INTENDED TO FIGHT THE ENEMN. fie BRITISH SPENT THE WINTER OF 1777-78 COMFORTABLY IN. PHILADELPHIA WHILE THE AMERICANS SUFFERED AT VALLEY FORGE. IN MAY BOTH ARMIES MOVED EASTWARD ACROSS NEW JERSEY, WASHINGTON ON THE HEELS OF THE BRITISH. GEN. CHARLES LEE WAS IN COMMAND OF THE ADVANCE GUARD. UNDYING FAME BY HEROICALLY SERVING A FIELO PIECE AFTER A GUNNER HAD FALLEN Qo oa QPUERE ARE MANY CONFLICTING REPORTS OF THE BATTLE BUT WASHINGTON STRENUOUSLY REPROVED LEE FOR RETIRING AGAINST ORDERS. THe BATTLE WAS A DRAW. KLES AND HIS FRIENDS No..BUT T THINK I KNow DOESNT } Jiow 1 CAN PEP HER UP... RUN AND GET JUMBO, TAG... FREC. WE'LL PUT JUMBO IN HERE WITH Poop_e... WHEN POODLE HEARS ANOTHER DOG, SHE'LL . WAKE URS Now WELL if IHN CHICK EVEN WENT SO FAR AS TO BORROW $50 TO COVER UP HIS ONE THING 1 CAN'T STAND IN A WELL, GLADYS, IT LOOKS ASIF BOTH OF “OU ARE PLANING THAT LITTLE GAME 2 TO CHICK AND FESS UP ~AND TAKE A TIP FROM ME--- DON'T FLIRT WITH MY PEANUT BUSINESS (Ss THe PEANUTS, Howie! I'VE CLEANED UP ELETY BUCKS IN- FOUR. Do YA “THINK \'D GYP Bam ANYBODY 2 ‘ '‘RADIOPATROL’ CON- LEADING LADY FOR ING T0 THE CAPITOL, LLOYD GETS CHANCE aah ppaimalic Use in Pais of | Four Out of Five Chosen By Him ie Newest Police Device ‘ For Crime Chasing in Have Hiaen, fp Stardom New Picture in Films | eee | | Four out of five of Harold Lioyd’s \eading ladies have won success on the screen. With this propitious average before her, Constance Cummings, whose ap- pearance with Harold Lloyd in “Movie | Crazy” makes her the sixth leading lady the famous comedian had, looks forward to the future with great hope; and expectation. She already has made a good start toward a successful career. Among Lloyd’s former lead- ing ladies were Bebe Daniels, Mildred | Davis, Jobyna Falston and | Barbara A revelation of the adventurous the Capitol Theatre beginning tomor- tow when Universal’s exciting “Radio a " 1 -6-GOUN .. L C-COULD SHOOT IM AF L Cond Ras WAS COOKING WWOTRL \ do WANT IM + BUT GEE YD ARTE To--- SAY TANT We MY yee wring A PARROT FOR HER |] \F RE S-SOTARTS ORKKHK MY DINNE!S W-+ WATER ALL. IVE DONE FOR Peek , EVENING MEAL, CUMBING UP : : TOO ~ MEBBE YM FOOLISH NOT TONE HIGH UP ABOVE WERE 727? THE GROUND. WHEN SIE e NOTICED, PROWLING AROUND THE FOOT OF THE ° TREE JTHE SAME ANIMAL SHE AD FREED FROM THE BOULDERS WASH TUBBS BLAZES! WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? é PARD. TURN THEM GUYS } T See to The FRENCH POLICE, LIVELY THERE! LE'S Git THEM BLOOMIN' MUNITIONS ABOARD,