The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1934, Page 9

DIAMON'S ARE THE HARDES THINGS IN THE WORLD Y THEVY'RE HARDERN’ WHO ASKED YOV TO BUTT INTO THIS CONVERSATION? AN’ BESIDES WHADDA YOU <Now ABouT ° DIAMON’' CUTTERS! ; LISTEN, = DAISYBELLE, IF YOU DONT CALL ME “AIRY MARY " ANY MORE T LWL PROMISE NOT TO PUT ON ANY MORE AIRS! THEY SUTTINLY ' 15! YASSUN Y THE CHAMPEEN DIAMON' CUTTER OB DE WHOLE TOWN' YALL COME ALONG WITH ME AN’ YOU KETCH PAPPY WORKIN' RIGHT NOw! IT MUST BE TERRIBLE, TO TRAVEL LIKE THAT \I AND HAVE TO PACK YourR BAG EVERY TIME You MOVE! T WELL, MY THATS A GOOD DEAR, 1 CANT eSSl oNE ! FOURTEEN A DO ANY MORE sismaasy TRUNKS ! THARSIHCOW YOU HIS PICTURE ON THE WELR A Ve YOU KNOWwW A DIAMON’ CUTTER 15 A SWELL Jo! { PAPPY! 1 GOT You LUNCH' THE CIRCUS 15 COMING TO TOWN, MARY'! ARE YOU GOING ? WE JUST SAW THE POSTER.! BUT, MY DEAR! MY CousIN v GEORGIE TRAVELS wiTH FOVRTEEN TRUNKS NOT JUST A BAG' THIS s GEORGIE T AND YOURE GOOD AT ARITHMETIC, COUNT THE TRUNKS YOURSELF® GOSH LOOK AT ALL THOSE OIAMON'S IN THERE! HoOw WOULDJA LIKE TO HAVE WHAT THEY'RE wWorRTH? IN ORDER. TO BE A DIAMON’' CUTTER You HAVE TO BE A SON OF A DIAMON CUTTER. AN’ IT TAKES YEARS'N YEARS MY DEAR! AM I GOING'! AND MY COUSIN GEORGE CAREY 1S TRAVELING WITH THE CIRCUS! How CouLD You BE SO SILLY ? MEAN THAT LITTLE ) COUSIN GEORGIE WHO USED TO BE AN OFFICE BOY! I SUTTINLY wouLOD !