The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1932, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1932 THE GUMPS— FOR PRESIDENT? WHO IF ELECTED Lt. BLOW HIS HORN AND RIND SHE | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | f i DY GUMP MAY RUN FOR PRESIDENT- HAT TICKET OR HOW, HE HAS NOT DECIDED = EVEN HOW 70 GET IN THE RACE AT ALL IS ANOTHER THING - BUT THE PRESIDENTIAL BEE - LIKE THE LOCUST RETURNS NERY SEVEN YEARS- THE EIGHT YEAR PRESIDENTIAL BEE AND STU! ANDY GUMP RIGHT ON THE BEAN ~— 88 ry HIS acid Y ED IME LITYL.E SHEPHERD BOY - To you= SHALL ANDY GUMP RUN FOR PRESIDENT =o ANDY Gump FOR PRESIDENT a WAG Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. ; Copyright, 1933 9- by The Onenge losses IQ GOLLY, 1 THINK I've 1) WONDER NICKNAMES SURELY IS ANOTHER ARD IT, BUT H WHAT SORT YEAR'S ONE PLEASE. | SKEEZK J NICKNAME. WHAT igre ie aR 4 THAT NEW DIDN'T MOST HAVE ONCLE WALT. A TEACHER MISS MOCH IS YOUR REAL NAME. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. © 1992 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. “Now, take number 416. For a reasonably priced home, where would you expect to find another house like that?” GOGH! IT BEATS ALL How OSCAR CAN SMELL BUT SEE THAT You DIVIDE IT WH JAY... BECAUSE. oO.“ ILL see THAT JAY SETS HIS SHARE... THANKS, FRECKLES: . the QUEEN HoufAND ISaNDS N (838, . BILL JOHNSTON, PIRATE OF THE ST LAWRENCE, SET UP A KINGDOM OF HIS OWN ON THE THOUSAND ISLANDS ANO DECLARED WAR ON CANADA. HIS DAUGHTER KATE, SO FAITHFUL AND OEVOTED TO HER FATHER THROUGHOUT His “WAR” CAME To BE KNOWN IN ‘THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA AS THe “QUEEN @an wis vowe more INTHE LAST FE THOUSAND YEARS To ALTER THE EARTH'S SURFACE THAN NATURE HAS CONE FIVE MILLION NEARS “ou TOOK MY PIECE NES YOU DID. I PUT (T ON NOUR CHAIR AND YOU'RE SITTING OW, MRS. SNOOP, 1M SO GLAD AND THIS IS YOUR LITTLE GIRL, AMY. MY, HOW SHE'S WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE CHILD ? The CULLINAN DIAMOND, VALUED AT $750, 000.°° WAS SENT FROM AFRICA TO LONDON BY ORDINARY MEGISTEREO MAILS lof the old trade custom of shipping TNO Lasse GRAIN 1 ILLEGAL “Warehousemen at all times must keep grain on hand sufficient to cover Warehousemen Warned By Rail- road Commission to Ob- ‘storage liability. serve Statute years, every one came about because SALESMAN SAM Ht, OH! HES SPOTTED SOMEONE TO SOCK,SO1 KIN Set A REWARD CER BRINGIN' EM TOL WISE GUY, THAT KANGAROO! COME. ON! ( HAPPEN “TA KNOW You RENTED “This may raise the question of fill- THAT BEAST— AN’ YER RESPONSIBLE! ing of warehouses with stored grain | to the blocking point. It may be inj {place here to state the position on this point taken by this department jin 1929, that warehousemen must re- ceive grain for storage ‘as far as ca- | pacity permits’ means ‘up to the A warning to warehousemen that it | point where cash grain can still be is illegal to ship out and sell stored | handled’.” grain has been issued by the state ‘ : << —__.___. tailroad commission. i . 5 scenes || Stickler Solution | Attention was called to the law re- quiring that grain covered by out- | standing storage receipts shall be de- | lvered by the warehouseman on sur- | vender of the receipts and payment | of lawful charges. Refusal by warehousemen to so de- liver, on demand by the receipt hold- | er, is larceny, the commission said. “Due to general financial con | tions,” the commission's notice to Wwarehousemen said, “this department | ——— y BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST A five-gallon can of milk would be 20 quarts. Ten quarts at 12! cents would bring in $1.25, and 10 quarts at 15 cents would bring in $1.50. Thus he'd take in $2.75, or 75 cents more than he paid. insists on the strict observance of the | law. Your cooperation in this matter will obviate much difficulty. “We have found that in the 90 in- | Solvency cases which have come to this department during the last four AT THE MOVIES aac COLORFUL SCENES | Songs in Chevalier —— Picture Outstanding | Maurice Chevalier’s latest starring Picture, “Love Me Tonight,” directed by Rouben Mamoulian and featuring Jeanette MacDonald, Charlie Ruggles, OW". Coon!!! 1 HEAR A NOIGE SOMETAING 16 CLIMBING THOS TREE OW. 1 COULD ONY SEE WE CREPT DOWN TO MEET THE _ WTRUDER WHO DARED TO INVADE WSO DOMAIN «+++ @ “Tom Brown of Culver” Was Shot at the Famous Indi- ana School Win ap wiorty eprme, we The entire student body of 700! cadets at the Culver Military Aca- | demy in Indiana paraded for scenes in “Tom Brown of Culver.” the Uni- versal drama which is now at the Capital theater, with Tom Brown, H. B. Warner and Slim Summerville in the featured roles. Clad in resplendent uniforms, the band, eight companies of infantry, a battery of artillery and the famous Charles Butterworth and Myrna Loy, shows at the Paramount theater Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Like previous pictures starring Chevalier, “Love Me Tonight” is done in ‘a humorous and whimsical vein, and is set to music. Most of the mus- ical numbers, all written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, noted song- writing combination, are sung by the French star and Miss MacDonald, but SARUCK WO FOE A TEARING® SNARLING , WODING THE GROUND WASH TUBB DAWN. EASY IS_UP EARLY, WATCHFUL AS A awk, way EES THE ROUNDING AN ISLAND, TaAt's ALL. GOOD WACE To FIND ‘TROUBLE. OT ONLY 15 EASY'S ATTENTION DWERTED, GUT THE SENTRY'S AS We! OTHERWISE, THEY WOULD SURELY NOTICE: ap ee! be FB caeaatiaae SUST AROUND The ‘AINT.