The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1936, Page 10

& | SIDEGLANCES - a oe 5) ee ai Aa “Yes—and when your father said that, what did your mother say?” 2 | By William Ferguson Tuis Curious WorLD IN GERMANY... TIS ESTIMATED THAT INSECTS DESTROY ONE OUT OF VERY FIVE APPLES, ONE OF EVERY TEN GRAINS OF WHEAT AND ONE OF EVERY THIRTEEN POTATOES. ©1996 BY NEA SERVICE, INC, te LAMPREY FISH EATS TS PREY FROM THE /V/S/DE OUT IT BORES ITS WAY INTO THE INTERIOR OF LARGER FISH AND EATS UNTIL ONLY ; THEIR SKIN AND BONES REMAIN. 9-3 THE lamprey is a most unusual fish Its mouth is a tube-shaped suction cup, armed around the edge with norn-like teeth. The creature attaches itself to other fish, and rasps away their flesh with the sharp teeth. After a hole is made. it enters the victim's ‘body and continues to feed unmolested Outlaws Join Rangers |Flaming Drama of Old In Film of Southwest! West Unfolds in Film i —- ‘The early ‘post-reconstruction| Blood-curdling yells from savage southwest, with its ever-present In-| vareate rare yoetere ner) oe A | white men’s rifles and artillery .. . dian dangers and its roaming out-) p-airie fires... the flaming drama laws, lives again on the screen of the | of the old west! You'll want to cheer Paramount Theatre this weck, where| when you witness these sensational King Vidor's epic picture, “The Texas ; ae a a the raaninee EE 3 ‘ ; Sal's turbulent story of army tradi- Rangers,” opens to-day. ‘tion which comes to the * capitol A story as dramatic and so theatre today and Friday, with Buck filled as its background is sweeping.| Jones in the starring role. “The Texas Rangers’ outlines th®; Reenacting the adventures of the work of the band of fearless men who| United States Scouts, in the days of brought order to the Lone Star State. the buffalo and the first wagon Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie, cast trains, Buck Jones rides a trail of in leading roles, appear as outlaws! terror beset by outlawed white men who join the Rangers, taking part in} and their Indian henchmen, while he the daily work of daring undertaken | tries to save his beloved captain's son. by America’s first organization of| Trying to return the youth, a mis- state peace officers. fit in the service, to his sweetheart The Rangers took oath, on enlist-| and his anxious father, Buck goes) ing, to subdue Indians, kill o capture through fire and brimstone before he murderers, break up gangs of brig-| conquers his foes. nds and cattle thieves, and “make; Never before has the dashing, virile Texas a reasonably safe place in) Star had a more magnificent story to which to live.” The two characters,| fit his talents. His horse, “Silver,” in the course of the plot, have a lead-| allops with him to the most exciting ing part in the final great battle of | climax ever filmed. the Rangers with hostile Indians, which led to subduing of the maur-| auding tribes. Filmed by Vidor with a| cast including several hundred braves and as many rangers, the scene is one of the most thrilling ever thrown on a screen. ! Prince Edward island is going to regulate and restrict billboards and other highway advertising—and make the advertisers pay for it. The pro- vincial government has decided to license advertising billboards along highways and charge an annual li- cense fee of 12 cents a square foot, | with a $1 minimum. WHEN Your ¢ | THROAT 1S i DRY AND Busty- Try WRIGLEY'S! Prairie dogs apparently do a poor | job of chewing their food. Stomachs of 544 prairie dogs studied by the U. |S. Bureau of Biological Survey con- | tained whole flowers, fruits, pods, | seeds and insects, along with unmas- ticated parts of plants. Manager Bill Terry of the New York Giants explains Carl Hubbell’s winning streak with: “Hub’s having great year because he’s more care- ful. Carl knows that he can't gamble the way he used to.” WriGlers, ik T™ PERFECT GUM aS A INEXPENSIVE - SATISFYING - By George Clark { THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1936 : _ THE GUMPS— ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH I'M GOING TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS MYSTERY— ff THAT PROWLER |S GOING To FIND OUT HE'S DEALING WITH A FIGHTING Foo. / ALL RIGHT, GENERAL - THE WAR'S OVER- COME INTO THE HOUSE AND HAVE YOUR IT'S KINDA HARD TO READ... THE WATER MUSTA REACHED IT WHEN IT WAS ON THE BOTTOM OF THe RIVER! "PLEASE REMIT, ON DELIVERY, THE SUM OF $80, IN Com: PLETE PAYMENT FOR SAME... YOURS VERY “IRULY, JASPER GARSTIN? WHY OF COURSE, MY DEAR... EVERYONE IN EUROPE! KNOWS HIM =1N FACT, HE’S RIGHT HERE ON THE RIVIERA, OF DUCK ~ SiR EDMOND-T WONDER IF YOU'VE EVER HEARD OFA SCIENTIST NAMED SULIUS GARSTIN?. WELL, HE'S SOMEWHAT OF A DOCTOR ... HAS DONE A LOT OF GOOD WITH HIS EXPERIMENTS ON. THE ACTION OF THE HUMAN HEART... HIS RESEARCHES IN BIO- CHEMISTRY HAVE BROUGHT i SCIENTISTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD TO HIS DOOR ~ SIR EDMOND ~ IF YOU KNOW THIS MAN, COULD YOU.. ER... ZECOMMEND ME TO HIM, AS AN ASSISTANT AND NURSE 71 CAN'T REVEAL MY MOTIVES, RIGHT NOW, BLIT... OF COURSE, MYRA ~ YOU KNOW I'M GREATLY INDEBTED TO HE’S OFF AGAIN EE, HEE! SOME GAG || |THEY HAO AN ELECTION WELL,YA DON'T AMPERE||THEY WERE CAsTIN’ To BE SLEEPY! WATT|] VOLTS FER 4 PRESI- OID THEY DO AT TH’ ||OENT, VICE PRES, ET! MEETIN' 2 3 Hee, HEE! L Ger iT! MORNING, ) MoRNIN] 0U225 Last NIGHT I SAM! WENT TO A MEETIN’ OF THE ELECTRICAL UNION~4N' I DIDN'T GET OHM TILL MIDNIGHT THEN AFTER THAT, THEY HAD THE, INSULATION OF OFFICERS! ——— SS ee, = e iti A Ts pay. ov7._D 9M By ea senvice, tic, © — MARE IT SNAPPY BOYS! TIE ‘IM UP GOOD = HE'S “A BAD ‘UN iS A PERFUME OH, HOLLY? YOU RARE AN! SWEET, CENEROU ONL) AH, JUST THE RIGHT SORT OFA 17 i ; BOYEALL ME CHAPEAU TO ADD A DASH OF sO GRANDER. THERE,NOW, DION'T I TELL e Pi YOU? ISN'T THAT THE HEY! waat TH! THUNDERATION 1S TH! fe '0EA? DON'TCHA THINK Km WE'RE HUNGRY, TOO- FER CATSAKE !? La .