The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1932, Page 10

SIDE GLANCES - - “Would you mind tossing me a || [ - By George Clark | couple of eggs until tomorrow?” THE PRICE OF A HAT (S DETERMINED 8Y THE AMOUNT OF GRAIN ‘THE HAT WILL HOLD. - ON AN ADDING MACHINE THAT ADDS UP To IG PLACES, 127, 538,582 YEARS | WOULD BE NEEDED To REACH | THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE FIGURE, |" 'F YOU AODEDONE ATA | TIME AND PUNCHED THE KEY 160 TMES A MINUTE NIGHT ANO DAY. “The GUINEA DIG is ARODENT/ (TS NAME IS BELIEVED YO BE A CORRUPTION OF “CONY DIG’..BUT THE ANIMAL IS NEITHER, A CONY NOR APIG B. © 1932 BY NEA SCAVICE, INC. See Clear Lake | °° By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mrs. E. I. Johnson and son James motored to Sterling and Bismarck Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet and daughter Rosema visited at the A home Thursday eve 3 Mrs. E. I. Johnson, son James and niece Miss Myrtle Christensen spent Friday at Bismarck. Mrs. S. L, Bryant accompanied Mrs, Nels Meland to Bismarck Saturda Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith we: Christensen ‘Thursday callers at the Albert Christ- | ensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Vlect and little daughter Rosemary were Sun-| day callers at the E. A. Van Vleet home. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coder and family of Moffit and Mrs. G. A. Johnson and pe James spent Sunday at Lake Isa- It, L. B. Olson called on Ole Quale Tuesday on business. id Willie Berg | ONE DOLLAR SUIT Beloit, Wis—E. R. Branigan, city council majority leader, attended Shortly after, the minister started preaching a sermon in which leading politicians were fiayed. Branigan | threatened to sue the church for his dollar because the minister preached! on politics instead of religious mat- ters. | Stickler Solution | PArAtAxls ers are the vowels that ine-letter word. ight other is, ax, axis tains th par, sat, | | AT THE MOVIES | FILM DEPICTS LIFE OF ‘FOLLIES’ GIRL Marion Davis Supported By Group of Stars in Film Book- ; ed by Capital Theater Although motion picture making is admittedly an industry—one of the five greatest—it is only by departing from the iron-bound rules of industry that the best results in film produc- tion are gained. “Blondie of the Follies,” Marion Davies’ new starring picture with Robert Montgomery featured, serves to Mustrate this point. This new Cosmopolitan picture comes Monday to the Capitol Theatre. In diretcing this comedy drama, Edmund Goulding, whose wizardy ‘was exemplified in his direction of Pia soare ae ae lll Seceeaaa venlarging Production. “Biondie veritable ‘SELECT COHAN FOR ‘GOODWILL’ POST ' | Broadway Star Makes Film De-! but in Movie to Be Shewn | Here in Near Future IA movement has been started al- | most simultaneously from the two ex- | treme limits of this country to nom- inate George M. Cohan, famous actor, song-writer and author, as Good-Will {president of the United States. The first steps in the “Cohan for Good-Will President” movement were taken by the famous Los Angeles Breakfast Club, which, by unanimous ; acclaim, nominated Mr. Cohan for the mythical post. When the Friars Club | 4n New York heard of the honor con- ferred upon their Abbot, they were quick to climb on the band wagon. “I can think of no one better suit- church end put a dollar in the plate.| SALESMAN SAM JS FREED FROM HER WORRIES ABOUT JHAT NECKLACE = SNE HAS TAKEN OUR TIP AND JASTENED YO WASoans OFFICE TO GIVE MIM THE PAWN ‘TICKET = WHEN SHE SETTLES WITH HIM THEN - TOM CAN KEEP THE NECKLACE LOSKED IN HIS VAULT, a AS ASS LIFE WILL B! SMOOTH AGAIN = YYou SEE | AM HERE= THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1932 _ es " G NB NOW = NENRIETTA THE GUMPS— PAID IN FULL No! BUT HERE IS THE PAWN ‘TICKET FOR IT = 1 PURSMASED !T FROM TOWNSEND ZANDER= THAT RELIEVES YOU OF ALL RESPONSIBILITY OF LOANING ME THE NECKLACE = WELL- NO} MR. SCOOGE= THR %5;000,00 WELL- WItn 1 alee HOW ABOUT JHE PEARL NECKLACE — 1} SAID | WOULD COME AND GRiene WERE TWO THE BRITISH AND THE FRENCH, WHO WERE OCCUPIED ELSEWHERE. IN 1780, BENEDICT ARNOLD WHO WAS IN PLOTTED TO TURN THE STRONGHOLO OVER TO THE BRITISH, HE AND ie.) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NoT So Goop...NO NIS!ToRS ALLOWED, How's PoopLe To DAY, NEARS OF INACTINITY AS FAR AS THE REVOLUTION WAS CONCERNED WHILE AMERICAS ALLIES, WERE COMMAND AT WEST POINT, MAJOR ANDRE HELD A NIGHT CONFERENCE To ARRANGE THE DETAILS. GET OFF! A BRITISH OFFICER WILL DO FOR OS. BRITISH OFFICER. PRESENTED PLANS OF THE FORT AND OTHER INFORMATION WHICH ANORE CONCEALED IN, HIS BOOT. HE WAS CAPTORED, ARNOLD'S, TREASON SISCOVERED AND THE MAJOR ENEN TUALLY HANGED. % OH! 1s Tat sot! SINCE WHEN CANT T See 6EE,FRECKLES! SHE'S AN ANIFUL SICK DOG... WHAT ARE YOU GOING INE DONE EVERYTHING. SHE SNEEZES AND SHINERS AN' HASN'T ANY APPETITE... L DON'T NOW \NHAT POopLe, WHERE HAVEYOU BEEN? I'VE TVE BEEN OVER TALKING WITH MOM ~~ LISTEN, wry HENRIETTA~ WHAT BRINGS You HERE ? ARNIOLD WAS WARNED OF HE DISCOVERY AND BSCAPED TO THE "VULTURE! A BRITISH SHIP IN THE HUDSON. HE LINED THE REST OF HIS LIFE AN 6XILE IN ENGLAND. OH, DONT BE THAT WAY, SUGAR... I'LL ADMIT \T DOES PUT XOU IN A FUNNY SPOT, AFTER WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT GIVING HANK THE FIFTY BUCKS TO KEEP... “AND 1S NOUR FACE RED!! \ENER GONNA HANG AROUND HERE SELLIN’ 4 : NER PEANUTS, YA GOTTA DO SOME WORK, Too! { CHIEE! exciteo! GO BUY SOME FISH AN’ TOSss’EM To TH seats! AND WE'LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER SECRET OTHER, WILL WE, SWEETIE NOT THE TRAINED ONES! OKAY, AW, DON'T GET HL wt You Kin Do @ LITTLE OF TH WoRK Versetves ! WASH TUBBss STAY ABOARD, LADDIE, AND KEEP Cr NouR EYES OPEN. I'M GOING ASHORE WITH DAWSON, 7— oa Aan OK. ie? THOSE DREADFUL No\eES! Any «1S SO DARK = 1 WANE SUCH A F CREEPY FEELIN’ —-LE SOMETHIN \> ALWAYS ABOUT T'POUNCE ON TH DANS HERE IN TH SUNGLE ARE BAD ENOUGH, BUT TH’ NIGHTS ARE UNBEARABLE WO BOATS PULL AWAY, LOADED WITH MEN AND PICKS AND SHOVELS, ND THEN DIG. BUT UNEARTH, NOT HUMAN BONES AND COFFINS, BUT BOX AFTER BOX OF RIFLES AND AMMUNITION,