Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 8

Che Casper Dailp Cribune : TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. | BARNEY GOOGLE-~It’s Just a Question of Raising the Dough . . By Billy De Beck. | | Boss, L bE SELL DAT Ho ¢ 5 ¢, 5 5 Z SPARKY. BE A web ata ‘ Good BAT: PAPAS GoinG CVT AND Scrape VO FWE BUCKS -- DIs HEan/ Hoss 1s SOME)! f/ VASSUN «DEY WAS A Gemman BY HosS = HE'S: A GENUWING DE NAME OF BARNEY GooGLe WHO / RACE HOSS < HE Dene MADE A BARREL CO MONEY SUTTA } Wis DE ABADABS - BAnDicaP < Few Weeks AGO, 605s ly ROPERT W.CHAMBERS ©10N2 GEORGE KH DORAN COMPANY BEGIN HERE TODAY. Jyou think 3 jhim and ¢ He's hun 1 ever since a refugee cou a fog a EVE STRATER JAMES DARR. ~ v2 ¥ 4 3 . ts v Lip LM EREEEG LE, : . QUINTANA f —Nov must (4 Y, pla Whe Yj AV Ge — AND DON'T — AND For P BM thier whose BE VERY CAREFDLL i ff -=vorx OY UY i ae Lao lag ee Te Love oF Mike: EMANUEL SARI IN “THE Woods i] Maxe Too . Ly ff) yy, A vj y UCH— ANY .— Dont CALL ‘ Bard of a code. lett This Ta oF }} MucH Nowe Y Nig Pe ce me toys Me DEAR" ol yy THe Brus AVY i Wy Bap—! | Pond ar } — They Miewt //if/} Fire atthe 1/7 Pj, SUcuTesT Sounp, aD J Haran Ml i HUNTERS — for the holdup of Sard Go on With the Story CHAPTE . replied Cline u're | rmont, Mr. Clinc n his genial way “4 . . troopers dismounted. Bot! : <4 . —s . shook hands with Clinch. Theu Lar B eae 1 the way to the bar’ the care of their horses they Dierrnur wy temmin me The first !ume given to the Azores was Acores, und while the date and na the discoverer of these islands un ain, it is conceded the name “7 was given because of the great num- ber of hawks flying about. Acore signifying hawk in Portuguese, | ate nae da oot, “It is estimated that fully 400,000 people of Canada depend wholly or he dining in pink gingham a¢ oward them across the patch GASOLINE ALLE Y—SIC ’EM, WALT! So Some OTHce Bed IS ) SGNOING Hee FLowERs 1S HE? / WuL ) CAN PLAY AT THAT / GAME Too! ~—7-— Vg La We el WANT A BIG Swete Buxct an THANK You So Much VS OF YouR NIETIEST FLOWERS — 1 = AR Sou KNOW FoR Al LADY MACUL ORAITOO ) CONE MENTION, T, SO MAKE {ry CLASSY FLOWERS I'VE EVER. analy pointe glanced at he introduct’or \ KNEW | COULD MAKE THAT OME GUY LOOK Likes 30 /» Cents ZS G@ (2% mont again “Dinner is eady,” she said ay ae WORKI thelr faces and followed | HAt. SX rade, and self A delicious odor of pohhny-cake p: vaded the room. Presently E er appeared with the dinner There was dew on her pale fore head—the heat of the kitchen doubt. The girl's thick, lustrous hair was brownish gold, and so twistod up that it reyealed her ears and a very white neck When she brought Stormont his partly on the fisheries for a living. do: waited silently fe ; : ‘ . eS ¢ { SIE 5 c * ABOUT . ASPIRIN ‘ " See What Science Has Done In Tingle’s Laxe Aspirin in “ \ ‘ } Washington, D. 5 : | ma open forest S! shot and turned dy was very near| dinner he caught her eyes a moment an who calleed him 33 % | ing, but thhe takes fal ~experienced a slight shock of ‘pleas-| se! h fired at one of Har} 5 ! 7 Misture ato ure at their intense blue—the gentlan e¢-prong bk oft the - act that the! blue ef the summer zenith at mid ad Water. ! world of medicine recognises tn, Se Lannis remained affable, eve! aan ana . i sspirin the most powerful of al’ came jocore at moments: Smith had drawn and dressed the a all, “No hootch for dinner, Mike? How's} buck by the t'me the girl found him that, now” bi was cleaning up when she r “The Bootleg Express is a day late,”| rived, squatting by the water's e replied Clinch, with cold humor. {when he heard her volce across th Around the table ran an odd sound -a company of catamounts feeding might have made such a. noise if cata- . { of the after é ~ Th uy 1 Ow PROF TUNIsKy! See Tipe sey Till, weloome ‘the The PieNotnNer’ Resovece FuLNess! Thes WHET GONTS — [ny GonNe, The State Troopers are| Goon’, Se i ! Sctence Triumphant for you!" | s spite , i Men vf aclence have worked mounts ever laugh. He stood'up, dried his hands on hi See enor ane} / \ ; faithfully and thoroughly eney Stormont had finished dinner. He] breeches. he girl picked her way x . 4 i ‘ Tr "3S LAXO LE'S that overcomes objections. heard a low, charming voice from|across the behind his chair: tussock to the ni jumping from one ‘forme entle laxative has a “Apple ple, lemend pie, maple cake,| When she told him what “had hap t ~ q= he pain ia aon berry roll.” pened he began to laugh | F) t 45 # FP therouee He looked up into two gentian-blue} “Did you really stick up this man?”| —=——<==> ‘ S p . eyes she asked inc “Lemon pie, please,” he eaid, blush-} “I'm afraid I wid, he replied, pirin men and ing. still laughing. women are The girl's entire expression altered.| i 4 whens, vith When dinner was over and the bare} “so that’s the sort you are,” she} H Pw ip LAxe ASPIRIN, Y. dining room empty except for Clinch| said. “I thought you different. But} € Troopers, the for-| you're all a rotten lot—" vy, powerful hands} «1¢ you think me ige,and turned his} did you run all the v and pale-eyed gaze on|]to warn me?” he “I didn’t do it f rotten, why ‘= nbsorbed enatly eves pain quickly w-it’s a gentle Inxative | "TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN Ask Your Druggtst for the “Three Point Box." Therapeutic R. arch Zaderatories, Washington, D. — curiously you; I did it for father. T jail him if they n him hiding you. They-ve got in for him. If they put him in ell dte. He couldn't stand it.| t out,” he said in a passion-| 1 nis crossed one knee over the] it other, lighted a cigaret a young fellow working|T kn And that's why 1 came to! fal Smith? find you and te ou to clear out~-"" d Clinch, The distar s 8 k of a dry stick} Ls 5 checked her. The next instant she|~1+,.,3.7.° ¢.*,?.8 Ace picked up his rifle ized his arm, » pout a ‘atick-up on the hi eae x of a che WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER. I?’s Hubby’s Fault, Anyway into troub! she said fiercely. Clinch you heard wood-r : ne =e H. LEAVITT wealthy tourist from New| The rocky flank of Star Peak hor- THE DOCTOR WILL Se ac OH THATS TOO How DyA-Suenuse $2 eee orale WAS pay 1) f 1 DISLOCATED MY ° Sard, stopp! t Ghost} dered the ma < | rs Tate Tat—van held up and. robbed] “Corse” on tne whiaperea, Jerking} {| SE&YOU IN SugT || KDistocaTED JAW! Ws NT eure ag. SRE || TOME DT en Sn 9/ LIAM BANE HIM ry s day toward sundown.” i ar 6 icket a up| Fe ZI SNeper Meera of aa.” mld Cinch, | Ten Sane throne the eke ands) 11a. SPAT! “ YoU, MRS. SPAT #I1){ puwverrze wim WE ET For Sheriff calmly. ck overhung by shaggy hem-} There was a pause. | 7 “We hear you had a new man “Get in there, she said breathleas!y,) named Hal Smith working around your place.” the buck nly look tn he: came here Saturday night if I go dow “Who says 50’ | your medicine. Ghost Lake.” and lie down.” “What do is, “it won't! demanded, ii On Independent Ticket there and take] Creep into that cave u intend to ested and amuse I hereby announce - do you any good if hold-up men can “If it's one of Harrod's : eke, hide here and make a get away.” 1 ¢ said the girl dr self as candidate for Sheriff wan and search said Clinch! me a summons and ‘8 a State 7 n the woods , he'll tind passer. Kee on an Independent ticket. ~ General election November 47, 1922. y here but a quiet. Ill stand him off. on, Clinch es (Continued in Ou & = - I promise a square deal e | | j onder huntin; | | “the Sta Jewelry and watcw reparing dy. ex. bert workmen. All work guarantees Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. OS Ridg woe Casper Sunday Morning Tribune 7 wauscen oe Sgr ao hey : “Everybody’s Paper” ‘ LEAVITT