The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1934, Page 12

THE CAPTAIN and THE KIDS PINOCHLERS VUN SIDE PLEASE ! T CHUST FINISHED A POEM FOR MAMMAS DUM KOPF! T ) 1SS DOT LANGVIGE FOR A LADIES POEM? TINK OF DER (HILDREN! — \/OT A OUDT- -BUST! IN A BOW—THE 7 |S STiLL OCCURIED BY A PRISONER — WE [ CONSIDERED THEM THE STRONGEST CELLS we LL, (WHERE'S THE 174 FISHERMAN [ TOLD [ ;'I T© WATCH TiLL ¢ TOMAMAA? IN DER MOONLIGHT VENT m!ssso NOU,— UND 1 ASKED b YOU VOULD YoU VED,— ALMQST HALF A HOUR ‘YYOU VAITED — DEN YOU BLUSHED UND YOU HOID ME ¢ ( OFF £ COULD T HELPITIF | 7\ /A L o R 6T ITGIFFS A SVIFT PAIN IN) DER KNECK? YOU LOW-LIFE LIDDLE & SAWED DOWN ! LAUNDER ER LANGVIGE OR IT THERE'S A REGULAR- EPIDEMIC OF JAIL DEeLIVERIES UP AT THE PRISON — MY ABLEST SLEUTHS CAN'T FIND OUT WHO IS SMUGGLING IN THE ) WEAFPONS .AND TOOI.S ' { CALL OFF YOUR DIcks, CHIEF — I WANT O WORK ALONE IHA! JUST AS 1 SUSPECTED | ONE OF THE FLOOR SIONES IN 1 EACH OF THESE CELLS CouLD BE L] LIFTED OUT, EXFOSING THE OPEN DRAIN PIPE RUNNING BENEATH | BY SHOWING YOURSELE YU FRIGHTENED AWAY THE MAN WE WANT Y - HOW CUTE ! DOT'S Jrmmmem MORE LIKE IT¢ BIRDS (00—= UND I DID DEY C0O / TOOK YOU BY A SHORT (UT ~T0 DER BIRDIES IN DER Z00! AH, DER YEARS HAFF VIGGLED BY US,— MANY MOONS HAFF GONE SINCE DEN,—STILL DER OLD SONG NEFFER CHANGES, LISTEN VHILE TREAD AGAIN !¢ LUFF BOIDS, (AP DOT5 DER (HEESE? Look AT THAT NUT! FISHING !Nor ALL THE FISH - “ IA ARE IN THE SEA,. i ) AH, BUT THOSE BIRDS NEVER. COME OT OUTA THEIR CELLS THRU THAT LENDER DRAIN PIPE—ITS ONLY SIX INCHES IN DIAMETER, AN THERE'S A KEY AND A FILE IN HERE ! | THRAT FISHERMAN WAS ENGAGED IN NG THE CAN T© WHERE IT WouLD BE : DRAWN INTO THE RUSHING DRAIN | T REST WwAS UP T©