The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1985 THE GUMPS—IN LUXURY’S LAP OH, WELL THE DE STROSSES HAVE ALL THE BUT WE'RE GETTING spe ALONG WERE EATING MUST THE - WE NAVE OUR CHICKEN EVERY DAY = CHICKEN EVERY ONE OF OUR MEN FOUND THESE CARTRIDGES IN THE COAL ON NUMBER THAT CRACKIN’ HICK, WINDY OH,I JUST PUT ‘THE MRS.ON KUUN- AND HAS HE THE TRAIN { “I kept kicking your ankle, but you just wouldn’t understand that U wanted vou to lead your highest spade.” This Curious WoRLD By William Ferguson ( CER TW Love Louielone miIN- Hey, THIS 1S )WHoO! NUTHIN' To IT, DU22! HURRY UP AN’ GIT | UTE YOURE IN REGULAR Cl Ss STAND ‘Somi e a GYM! Ya / STOP IN SOME RIDING ToGs! @N' TH NEXT You'Re IN @ RIDIN! CYSELE! AND (LETS GeT]| CAN'T RIDE) come 2 OUTEIT! WHATS THE IDEA? woRSEGBAcIC IN Here} RIDIN" Is ey : meat! von fe OCEAN SUNFISH, WHICH ATTAINS A WEIGHT: OF ONE TON, 'S NO LARGER -THAN & PIN HEAD, WHEN YOUNG / sey ABOUT YOUR @ROTHER OH... KNOW! BUT, IT ISN'T ONLY NO TIENT, WHEN 50. | THAT, CORAL WHEN Tt SAW HOW NUCOME RIGHT OOWN TO (T... WHAT 00 t 0O Le y Ui by 2s4) | AT THE MO | 00, / peace Beal Performs With |‘The Band Plays On’ Hepburn in Picture} Collegiate Romance more than half a century it has) “Go Collegiate!”—is the theme of one of the most e! i 4] EF this picture, yet stars are not rig mgs to the iF i i mt £Od SAPS RP B@Yree sews eet enw m RUTOETE STEED E 5 tt ts af i We Pe AY ames Ui tie if il ge _#