Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 12

P PAGE TWELVE Che Casper Daily Cribune ' TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923 j “HILLS F 4 AN? RSs GOOGLE-Sparky Also Wins In This Race. By Biliev De Beck | BY SAMUEL MERWIN et / g NCEE ee Seat eae : 3 P : i [ enone ITS NO USE, SPARKY, MR. GOOGLE , MY Author of “The Road to Frontenac,” The Honey Bee,” Etc. { LOVELY LouIsE INSISTED ON | \ OUT OF MY COMING OVER / | \ CROWN <= IF YOU 4 TS SEE ‘rour ee three nights on the! Sf \ ON ae ow, Horse _/ / SMACK Mrs, Boat: | \. «I Love HER 7 romen of the INSTALLMENT NO. THIRT WuHo's WHO Betty Doane i his wife have p better ni told t Griggsby rted dead ed. wee her aga! ‘T’ainan-fu Ho sks Brachey and beats mand at the und, orders him ters in view of 2 peril and Doane resactves| through the enemy lines and ‘As he leaves, Betty, who he dashes up stairs a few words to her. Elmer Boatwright, poceweee! | 0. Se a ee ~ MY DEAR SIR ~ HERE — OH-NES-NES — INDEED—BUT, —THe “Hokum-ficur Sire ts PERFECT — ER- ER—FUNHY— MY WATCH 1S & CAR—THe Hokum TREALWY THIS MACHINE Is [NFIHITELY ~Buier Like A WATCH SIR— AND WHEN {S SToPPED— SOMETHING \UIRONG — dispatching some EKHT is THE Goops — ; BelrerR— IN A Class BY t SAY THAT, Ive SAID SomeTHING— Bur — ER-WELL— ER WHAT WAS t ‘ mie loleserene ™ j \TSEtF— Far a 4 2 “WoKUM- EIGHT a — Fittest CAR IN THE Like A WATCH — StR—_ SAING 7~ OHNES Ee Hol ms eee ein ipal idl feat l ik esr orto — ER- | BES SUPERS ENESY fe |S BuILT—ER-THAT sg, 2 cablegram addressed to | ‘Nour PARDON SIR- Doane returns to Ping HaVEN'T | SEEN You | d the trouble at an end. | BEFORE * o Brachey’s tent. | legram announces Bra-| nd Doane consents to} meeting t and gets f : sion that she knew Brachy When Mr. Doane returns! with news of a massacre of the Ho| | Shan Company's employes at So| Tung Mr. Boatwright tells him of the) | affair between Brachey and Betty. | | Doane goes first to see his daugh' The End of the Day of Peace. but lacks the courage to speak The day of sudden anc dram FoR THE Fooulsy her about Brachey. He exacts from! peace was drawing near its close. | Four’ PEopte~ Brachey, inter, however, eae Seated on) {he pecacnt of a rifle pit Nou Toto ME H y nant 3etty and Brachey locked out over seoing the girl. Doane then starts to the red-brown valley. walk to Huna Cran. In the morning) Tong, faintly purple shadows lay Brachey receives a note from 1,| along the hillside and in the deeper cours boy interpeter ‘st the en Of hollows. From the compound, halt- Judge Pao, telling him that the Great, way down the elope, a confusion of Haye soldiers are planning to attack! Dieceant sounds came to thelr ears— the T’ainan-fu mission. and that Mr./ youthful vaices, snatches of song, an| Ke 6. Ce ett the) quaint plaintive whine of | in the face of death, tho whites re-| Chines, wood-winde-—-while above the a pean ape er eh han roofs of tile and iron within the rec: : : tangle of wall (that was still topped : Comment KY TRIBUNE IE hen == ge} AMission, and Betty, t©) with brown sandbags) wisps of smoke the horror of the rest, decides to g0| Tirted jazily upv with him, « zs te Chinese| “Jt Seems queer,” mused he, aloud. i a Ree ee ae ee te tates co | cattting: heve ilike: thts,e with avery-| ene ie naan Bik ae ernie — ae : te ' thing so peaceful. During the fight- ‘ Fastlane at alee Ne sr mS pie saping Gnruioed nn a puletenr, Bei ing cide foal nervous, but cov 1) Me we tame moet postural GASOLINE; ALLEY AFTER THE BATTLE | erate erena begh Sh geese : loathed | sert that. It's likely to be what we're l eae = : SRR —— = its, | #t- too; but now, this evening T miss! trying to convince ou: s ¢ NEVER YOU MIND RACHEL SAY F THEY'RE BOTH DISPLAYING}? YASM 1M SORRY YOU ‘SHE SAY YOU WAS BUT | THINK SHE jit in a way." He gazed mooally Lae Paste : 5 GIVE ME A BLACK EYE tnaar ine ealap-yocig Ba ess ea gs aie ek ee 1 }OF FIGHTING BUT IM APPRECIATE (f| MANDY, SSN CONG TICE 1 )) } [eT IL st GLAD YOU STUCK OP/ _ [ waLT—You|E| eeNeaTH MUCH ? yy —— And you brought him in under| shting : FOR ME !/ y Sms | SPOILED. So} NOTIC up in the ‘ ? . . | Say “Bayer” and Insist! | °““ cuinaman netpea me.” ie | it wns you.” she said. “He| | would ve done tt. I watched| from the Now.” Her chin was | as | propped on two small fists; her eyes | * reflective, were looking out over the} | ceempound and the valley toward the |” walled temple on the opposite slope| with its ornate. curving roofs and pas a Dee Sk. a Se apg little group of trees that were m MESS ae Heanie ee e with young follage. “I've been think. | O°! Seat ach a to school to life. ing a good deal about that. and some} | other things. All you said, back there al bn on the ship about independence and tina i ; s I'm responsibility.” “I don islieve Mi cane tin! rectoen spoke with bre ber that,” said he quietly. 7 ar “ “But n, if you will say start ne the topndarion ling th to an impresstonable g'rl nae Bo bto. be mati I'm afraid.” Unless you see the name “Bayer” |—and I suppose that's all I was then | on packages or on tablets you are not you can't expect her to get them getting the genuine Bayer product | right away.” ers. twist prescribed by physicians tw Tis face relaxed into a faint, fleet-| aid not sy paso Be y¥mil-|ing smile, But she went earnest-| The se, I know !t wasn't reall cending amid Not you measure {t by of whinin cloud : HoT PUPPIES - GONNA TAKE: MY measure it ched the rim of the western hills \ ADORABLE DoLoees To THE. , bes tt Movies AGAIN TAIGHT — GOTTA DRAG THAT JELLY BEAN BIRTH! oF HERS ALONG— BUT Thats 6LL IN THE HM? - OUT 0F-TOWN FRIEND ?? WHY DIDNT SHE TELL [FIT Was 4 HE’ Of2 SHE’ - ~ GENUINELY SORRY eT } 1 CANT Go, HAROLD- HAROLD: BUT THIS FRIEND ' FROM ouT OF TELEPHONE, " Twat DROPPED IN ON US UN ve if you s sober aga: | Rheumatism « out into those lengthening. Posie Pfam Fes Roe ee deepening shadows. Me, Teas ctdement oesae on, cline WAR YORE wre MUSEEN GC Abgt f to the eastward, toward Shau tains proper directions. Handy boxes | 7°"? upset. T wasiqing and the crimbling ruing af of twelve tablets ost few cents. | Due Just’ the! the Southern Wall (w Druse’sts also sell bottles of 24 and| thou meant to 100 Aspirin is the trade m comed to be spoiling ; er Manufacture of M and drew one of hers losed about it. “I'm go of Balicylica E to try to tell you something. he said. ‘You thought that} what I said to you, on the ship, was an expression of a real philosophy of | loess against a luminous east “Will you let me tra John? I've thought t while you write. Maybe I coul¢ help you with be wonderful, exploring places. I'd like to go down throu funnan, Assam and .the Bu SENSATION OF THE CHICAGO AUTO SHOW PAIGE 6-70 SEE IT AT CASPER AUTO what else could it have been, pur books. It wo s just a chip—right here.’ r hand and with it patted | Ider. “It was what I'd tried yi I've been re & in the t spital at 17S STILL MERE THANK ! 2D HEAVENS! LOOK ? 7 i : GOODNESS! GOOD HEAVENS AT THE TIME HULLO! RAZZLE-DAZZLE CO.?) 2 You MUST BE SHOW Wants Women to Know How She | UT WHY SHOULD I WORRY IF 11'S TM TWO HOURS LATE FOR WORK !! My DATTER WINNIE 15 | How She | other prov HERE OR NOT - I'LL NEVER BE {KNEW THIS HAT WOULD GET ME IN , f DECC STARRING Was Made Well by Lydia E Pink. (ccs Tit SICK AN’ - AHEM- CAN'T | So LONG MISS! TROUBLE !! I COULDN'T MARCH INTO THE OFFICE NOW, ANYMORE !!! ee ABLE To Buy THAT LID!! AH ME! HOw I'D LOVE IT, THOUGH COME To WORK TO-DAY !! j EG ‘2 \ WON'T YOU SIT. G00-BYE I! Lad Yyygy ts >> eee | DOWN? ham’s Vegetable Compound =| °°". “What are | She hesitat know we sha | tsfied to ive jus: John. I Lima, Ohio.—‘‘Indeed, your medi- cine is all yousay itis! I had very se- y vere troub) ‘ »piness MILK REPORT wore (roubles euch | 17 iach other: I couldn't help. think: Now 1 have, andcould do |! about that, watching you here CAN GO no heavy work. I | during the siege.” AND Month of March was sick forsev- | “No, wo shan't.” pe ‘4 eral years, and The Reverend Henry Withery GOoD Raw Milk Passing from Seating your came in that night, on a shaggy Man- Inspection ads. I final! chu pony with his luggage behind or LOOK AT f cidedtotakeLydia | a cart THAT HAT! re, Thee . Ang late the following afternoon a Kelly Wheeler letable Compound. | weading took place at the realdence. Reasoner Beggs I am now doing | A great event was made of it b Murphy Bros. Carlson ay eer een the young pedple of tke compound Vroman Elkhorn done for several y The hills were searched for flowers McFarland Kerr long distances without those draggi A surprising array of presents ap [4 pains and weak feelings. The Vegeta. | P**red- Raw Milk Failing to Pass Bie Compound is fine, and I never | fre. Boatwright was previ Speckless Dai forget to say a good word for it to | from attending by a severe head other women when they say theyneed | but her husband, at the last me } be something.”—Mrs. G. W. HALL, 639 | came. The oth ‘ainan foll ei ¢ purposed continuing! Here, outside in the purple shad-| byond, waving e final farewell with! < “Ge . | Hazel Avenue, Lima, Ohio. thers. f t tile study of the ele-|ows, they waited until a huge man| Blick and cap—very dimly they ould pa PORERL. 26S Ne Dee aa RUN Aor ADayaataral | Pasteurized Milk Passing There are many women who find His Excellency, Pao Ting Chuan. ¥ i at ss | see him—just before he stepped Suitable opponent for the heavy: | France Criqut will meet an un | Inspection their household duties almost unbear- | with fifteen attendant mandarin, in| eS ott appeared, dressed in knickerbockers,| trough the old acenic arch at the|Welsht champion. Siegfried, it was| named American boxe | s able owing to some weakness or de- | full official costume, among whom the wedding and re-|a knapsack on his back and a weath-| top of the hill. said, would meet Lewis within the cs Pathfinder Gilt Edge pea eel tea cere clan Sy |was Mr. Po Sultan, lent tho color of | © rkably elaborate din-|erbeaten old. walking’ atick in his etic MiORTH a ae Os 7 : ich annoying symptoms md the occasion. Hiy| ner was served in the large dint hand. 4 ; “ ———___ Lander Dairy as dragging pains, weakness miei 7 Gas : At si fh ee 7 Copyright, 1923, Bell Syndicate, Inc oe Creene Fae nee an a necknon 0 The bride clung to him for a. tonk Bid = das Say Soak bee rt ied = 4 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable | os boots ; At s machine | mament. The groom wrung his hand, Buropean At Tehanlons Pasteurized Failing to Pass | Compound ia a splendid medicine for been turned on and the many| ‘Then the two stood. arm in arm W YORK.—The Gf Binkley-| who arr! tore pbarp rforr ' a enthusias:| looking after him, aa he descended to neler’ lew ett ot * make p : such conditions. It has in many cases ; ooking after Ne gler” Lewis wreitling bow Srila ane a relieved those symptoms by removing ‘ ; tical f nen, | the highroac » firmly, rap-| scheduled for tonight, was elled | three round exhib’ OSes sara ; the cause of them, Mrs. Hall's ex p t edited our | tatgekaatwnn a ia DMaebat cantina et lochs cee orn steamship Parle tomorrow exe, | DEKENGS PILLS perience is but one of many. es at 1 | village and ree mission’ which held Steg sg, it was annou 1 Asie . for constipation A