The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1936, Page 10

HEEQES W EESSRSSESH PShe BESET Eps OR 7. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1986 __ —— THE GUMPS—RUNT’S NO SAP 4 ree ay ~HELLO-OH YES MR. VAN PRINGLE — FORGOTTEN OUR LITTLE | HAD ALMOST RAILROAD DEAL —I'LL SEND YOU MY GEE, FELLAS, I'M CERTAINLY . GRATEFUL FOR THIS SWELL “TROPHY, EVEN THO I DIDN'T GET A CHANCE VOTE IF FRECKLES DIDN'T VoTE, HOW COME THERE ARE “TWENTY-FOUR BALLOTS ? ONLY “WENTY “THREE PERSONAL CHECK FOR A MILLION DOLLARS THIS COACH, I THINK I CAN EXPLAIN SHAT! You SEE, I GOT AN AWFUL, LOT OF CREDIT THIS YEAR FoR RTT pluie : “Just my luck to get my buck the first day and spoil my whole week of hunting.” oe By William Ferguson COMPARATIVE SIZE OF THE FEMALE BLACK WIDOW SPICER. ANO HER TINY MATE. MONUMENT, A PETRIFIED TREE STUMP FROM THE DEVONIAN PERIOD, HAS BEEN A MEMORIAL TO DR. DAVID ITE, NOTED SCIENTIST. ALTHOUGH plants have a tendency to produce atike, they also have a tendency to vary, and sometimes the latter is stronger than the former. It is upon the first ability that plant races depend for the unchanged perpetuation of their kind, and upon the last that plant breeders depend tor new and different species. ———— [AT THE Joe Hits Homer With Polo Ball in Picture Joe E. Brown's polo-playing friends will have a grand time watching the seal-roaring comedian wield a mailet from the quarter-deck of a pony in the Warner Bros. comedy, “Polo Joe,” which comes to the Capitol Theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Joe really has to do his stuff. One of the big scenes calls for him to swing the mallet after the fashion of a baseball bat, hit a ball flying through the air, and knock it for the winning goal. “The script calls for me to wear an old-fashioned football nose guard,” Joe says, “but I think a baseball mask would have been better.” “Skeets” Gallagher is Brown's valet nd dead-pan comic in “Polo Joe,” and the romantic interest is supplied by Carol Hughes. Joe's batting in real life has usually been on the baseball diamond. He belonged to a bush league team when he was a kid in Holgate, Ohio—be- fore he ran away with the circus. He later joined a St. Paul team and had a brief season with the New York Yankees. He is patron of a Los An- geles team—and is rooter extraordi- nary at all the games. * Fishermen disagree on the best hours to catch fresh water bass. Some prefer the early morning, others the late afternoon. THIS I8 THE SPECIAL OFFER MADE TO YOU by | The Bismarc MOVIES Local Theatre-Goers To Perform as Jurors Cold-blooded murder for the sake of a guilty love—or an act of com- Passion beyond human law? Local theatre-goers will have an jOpportunity to sit in judgment on “The Crime of Dr. Forbes” when the new Fox picture opens today at the Paramount Theatre. Gloria Stuart, Robert Kent, Henry Armetta, J. Edward Bromberg, Sara Haden and Alan Dinehart are fea- tured in this widely heralded produc- tion, the story of which is based on a theme new to the screen. Kent, a young physician, goes to trial for the alleged murder of Brom- berg, a noted scientist engaged in re- seafch which he hopes will lead to a cure for a fatal spinal disease. Did this Dr. Forbes violate his sacred oath? The answer, startling and surprising, supplies one of the most unusual climaxes ever filmed. Bindweed has cost Kansas farmers $8,000,000 in reduced land values alone, Kansas State college officials estimate. The weed has infested 200,000 acres in the state. Two nuns who died ihe Convent of Mercy, Mallow, Ireland, within a few hours of each other were sisters. Each was unaware of her sister's ill- ness. FOR “THE MOST VALUABLE THANKS, COMRADE - ER... BY THE WAY... 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T cE WO REASON TO TAWE THINGS |] KEAH! FOO SO SERIOUSLY | AFTER ALL, OUR GUEST 1S GETTING ALONG |! CERN HAPPY! AL RIGHT! HE SEEMS PERFECTLY HAPPY THATS TH’ ; TROvELE OLLOWED BY MADAM BUTTERFLY, THE SHIMMY QUEEN, COME, JACK AND LEW-WE LEAVE BY PLANE, IMMED- ATELY ~ I'LL GIVE YOU THE DETAILS, EN- ITS HE, LEW. BUT THEN, HYSTER AL- WAYS WAS CLEVER L uy THEN THE — PAY? IN THIS CORNER, L GRAND FINALE] CO TLEMEN ELMER BUNT, 247 OF SNS COUNTY IN AN EXHierc WITH SOKKO SULLIVAN, OF NEW SA ITY, Yj 7"~>P-"- ACAK-LZxZDXZZZZ ZZ: ZA EW? WHAT'S THAT? UME WH FUFF —~SPUT-T—~ NEVER / ULL FIGHT THEM To my LAST FARTHING/ Yj iy EGAD/ EVEN THOUGH iT 1S BUT A FEEBLE JINGLE G7> F CHANGE THAT T HAVE Gi; (.. TO10SS INTO THE FRAY/ : a! YOU SAY YOU SIGNED THE LEASE FOR THE ILLUMINATED FUNNEL , KEYHOLE CO., WHEN YOU HAD NO AUTHORITY TO ACT - FOR THEM @ H-M-Mu I'M AFRAID YOU GOT HOLD OF A HOT COAL ~ IF TL WERE YOU, I'D © GO INTO A HUDDLE j WITH THE REAL. Al ff R sire PEOPLE )=) es yy AND SETTLE! 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