Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1922, Page 13

‘ @be Casper Daily Cribune AND HAVE MY WIFE DRAW fT ALL OUT- L SHOULD Say NOT! rvEe GoT rT HID IN A SAFE PLACE WHy DonNT ( You PUT YouR DOUGH IN A = BANK JOHN? aN @rihbune COMIC SECTION Casper, Wyoming, May 28, 1922. ‘Copyright. 1922. by International Feature Seryice} Inc. Great BSritam Rights Keserved. Kegistered U. 3, Patenc Oftice. SAY BROWN "T's A GOOD THING 1 GAVE You THAT $20 TO KEEP FoR ME LAST NIGHT. THE MISSUS SEARCHED ME FIRST . {POHN! ME ANSW THAT PHO SURE, PUT {T IN A VASE AT HOME WHERE | HIDE MY DouGH WELL GET ME A CHAIR I'M TO9 WEAK TO STAND . MRS. BROWN IS THE LUCKIEST WOMAN-— SHE JUST FOUND SOME MONEY .ANO “OU NEVER CouLD GUESS WHERE. WHAT? #40' MY DEAR You DON'T MEAN (1 7? - CERTAINLY Lt MEET Nou RIGHT AWAY. SHE WANTS To SPEAK BY GOLLY. I GUESSED IT THE FIRST TIME THIS GIVES ME AN AWFUL PAIN OH- 1 THOUGHT YOUR WIFE ‘OUR WIFE PHONED THE DUCHESS To GO SHOPPING WITH HER - SHE “SAID SHED JUST FOUND #405 WELL WHAT AILS You? IN THE VASE WHERE You HID IT. MOVE OVER, UM SICK Too PAGE S225 ! Q—When will we sell and leave |Casper?—G. L. 5. | A—You will negotiate a sale this ‘summer. You will leave Casper in | Q—wWitl I be able to go away to |school next fall?—R. A. F. A—Your desire will be gratified, you will attend college next fall. Q—Is it advisab) Q—Will conditio: be better for me |in the future than they have in the past?—Mrs. E. R. (Mills, Wyo.) AAs the summer advances con- ditions will change for your better- ment in situation. Q—Will my son get work here soon? | Would you advise us to leave?—A. B. | A—Your son will be employed by |the fifteenth of June. It is very ad- |visable that you remain here. Q—What success will my efforts meet with?—E. P. O. A—vVery excellent, go right on with full speed ahead. Q—How soon will I sell my proper- ty?—F. J. H. A.—You will sel! your property the last part of this year. Q.—Will the change I am making be for better or worse?—P. M» J. A—It is for the best, do not be discouraged so early. Q—WiIIl the oll stock prove a good inrestment?—A. W. H. S A—Eventually yes, no activity at the present. Q—Is there any great relief tn the future in our financial affairs? Should we go to the south coast?—J. C. M. A.—There is relief for you, do not give up, the summer holds prosperity for you. I advise no change. Q—Will I obtain the situation I have applied fer? Should I hold or |well land?—A. P. K. | A.—Hold the land by all means. | You will get the job. Eventually you will visit Europe. Q.—Will I recover my health? Wil | atways live here?—Mrs. G. P. A—You will be well and strong again and happy in the future. This |state will be your permanent resi- | dence. Q—Will I make a success in the business I am in?—A. 8S. A—yYour success in uny business depends upon your sticking to it, you are too anxious to make changes. You ‘if vou will give it your attention and Hincorest, Q.—Will my husband and his father ever be successful ranching?—N, P. A.—Your husband will have moder- ate success but he will do very much better if he would take your advise in business matters. He must improve his business capacity if he is success- ful. Q—Who cut my father’s cows tail off?—Mrs. J. C. A.—-This trick was done by a boot- legger living near your faiicr. Q—Am I going to marry the man I am keeping company with?—M. L. A—You will marry your present suitor early in the spring of 1923. Q—Why did I not receive my share of grand-mother’s estate?—Mrs. C. A. H. A.—You were cheated out of your inhoritance by a relative (a man). You can even now recover by law. Q-—Has the one which means so much to me abandoned me for good? Should I leave Casper?—A. M. A.—It will be hard but you must content yourself, do not leave Casper. Evgntually there will be a reconcilia- tion and happiness will come to you therefrom. Q.—Is my present business venture to be a success? Should I conduct operations from here or go to a larger place?—P. O. L. A.—With the proper understanding of the business in hand and diligent efforts in this promotion you will have | great success. Do not change locsl- ties, conduct your business from Cas- | per. Q.—Will we get to go on a visit?—B. AR A.—I see you taking a trip this fall to your former home. Q—What state and city would be most lucky for me?—J. 8. A.—You would do well in Texas. There is success for you in San An- tonto. Q.—Will I buy a farm and in what state will I be successful?—K. H. A—You would have success in farming in Idaho, Oregon or Utah. Q—Am I going to marry the man |I love, how soon?—E. M. L. A.—You will marry the man you love in the late fall of next year, this will not be the man you love now. Q.—Will I recover my health? Will | always live in Wyoming?7—Mrs. W. w. A.—Your health wil! greatly tm: |prove, you will become strong again. There is a change of location in your residence. Q—Will my oil investments be prof: itable?—H. H. J. A.—Eventually you will derive big profits from ycur investments. The future holds some changes for you but general prosperity. Q—When will I meet the one I am |to marry?—H. M. | A-¥ou will meet a young man the last of July who will greatly inter- est you. This friendship will ripen and you will marry in April of 1924. Q.—Will I be successful financially |in the future?—B. L. R. | A—Thero is a great change of con- dition coming to you in the next six |mionths which will greatly improve your financial situation, Q.—How will my oil stock come out? —Cc. M. xX. ‘ A.—I do not advise you to invest |further in the particular proposition. | You are to move away from this lo- cality. You will go to Texas and later to California. Q—Wiill I be out of debt by Janu- ary 17—A. 8. A.—You will be able to liquidate your present accounts but you will contract further indebtedness before January 1, Q—will having my tooth pulled ure the asthma?—Mrs. W. H. T. A.—It is my opinion that you have a troube. You should have your and tonsils treated by a special- Q—wWill I take the journey I am planning this summer?—I. R. A.—You will take the trip. It will be later however, than you are now planning. Q.—Will I marry the one I am going with?—o. R. A.—¥You will be happily married in November to yaur present suitor. : ¢ « ' i D i t 7 f 7 ; t wis! do well in your present business * ey wn ES perenne ee