The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1937, Page 10

‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937 A “REPORTER'S EYES” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ee A LITTLE PEBBLE ; a ‘YOU KNOW, NUTTY, LIFE IS LIKE A @ f) SOME STONES ARE BIGGER THAN OTHERS, AND “\\ [| STREAM, AND PEOPLE ARE LIKE «Wail Ll AS THEY ALL MOVE ALONG IN“IHE STREAM, THEYRE If you recognize real news, a ‘you will know this is exciting MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE ’ "Beene town oe WALL CHAINS AnD | BY ost EXCHANGE suierS wim BREESE FROM HIS WALL CHAINS,Al = SU: news. Old Kentucky s famous JACK 1S WHISPERING INSTRUCTIONS YOUR CHARMING BROTHER,BUT 77 INTO_HIS EAR. _| fh REMAN seated aicHT” yf “double-rich” straight Bourbon — . doesn’t cost one penny extra! A, BILBO ISLAND, IN ALL ITS BLOODY A 90 proot whiskey with she i od Kentucky way, : 7 é d Za pes Naim ay, | { COURT SUMMONS. _ soe LN a J é HAW! HAVING BEEN, IN MY R. 2 OF A STRANGE . " ' ‘ 4 5 OF On TRIBE COLORFUL CIRCUS CAREER, } AT THE MOVIES . = OAYS TREK FROM NINE, THREE A BALLYHOOER OF GREAT ; SS a Ww WHERE TH’ SUN \ HUNDREDS 1 RENOWN, WHOSE CLARION VOICE ~ A : \ PRACTICALLY AM PALED MANY A CANVAS TO os ° e : e ‘ GIVING MY FLEA CAPACITY SHALL COMPOSE “Ah Wilderness’ Cast |Bob Burns Describes se le % CIRCUS AWAY, AT A SPEECH TO BALLYHOO MY In ‘A Family Affair’} Famed Arkansas Spot © A 7S oe! ‘ A THS FIGURE ~~KUM- ENTERTAINMENT——~UMF~KAF —~ ‘ Be if c : “FP OATH! FACT KAFF-F ~~ EGAD—IT WAS THE é , KUMF-F to play with in “Walklkl Wedding” : ; 7 . BEAT NOU ARE Nw WONT, OF fie ARIAT File. TO the seems which comnes io the aca 1G. SEND ME FORTH WITH MEDIOCRE mount theater today and they made { % TAL Now!) WE! . the mistake of getting an Arkansas fend 5 eet 4 ENT, Ki ING FULL. Lt tre | razorback, eG B > Cea » THAT MY PERSUASIVE MANNER It so happens that razorbacks are S = 7: = AND ABILITY TO among the most ferocious animals on x = yer ag: = - j mo ~ BALLIYHOO IN the North American continent and 23 a Wt Se J . y ee who is one of Arkansas’ most : si t= SEVERAL LANGUAGES, tinguished sons, should have known 5 { z are £ WOULD Fi better. But he forgot, or something, By POOR FOOZY..IN) TH! ING 4 \ = Ms 5 A — ea rs Oe = and theyitried to make the razorback MOUNT: GUZZLE, WISH! 2 iWin S =: + BORR-uPZ act, along with Bing Crosby, Martha om 2 T WONDER, = Raye, Shirley Ross and the two hun- me INI Y TIT { : FoR? » | dred chorus girls who doethe hula in the picture, with disastrous results. There were slashed hands and legs aplenty as the razorback got his stile leto-keen tushes into action, and he »|had to be substituted with a more docile hog. “Wafford,” as the sub- stitute pig is called in the film, is an ordinary little pig of the farmyard variety and he does a pretty good Job of acting, The hunting of razorbacks, Burns explained, is an organized sport in the Ozarks with a technique ll of its own. It requires two sets of dogs, specially trained for their jobs, and @ pretty steady hand jounded on the trigger never hesitates