The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1935, Page 10

1 WOULD, BUT I WOULDN’ DO IT FOR. | NUTHIN AN’ WHATS MORE 1 WONT EVEN TAKE A PISTOL WITH ME! NOT EVEN A BULL WHIP! THESE AFRICAN ANIMALS HAVE NO TERRORS FOR ME ¢ , : T YOU MUST THINK WE'RE AWFUL IGNORANT! ONCE WHEN [ WAS EATuN%AN OYSTER STEW | 1 FOUND TWENTY-FIVE PEARLS - Reclhe Fellzrs 3 Lene Byrnes THERE'S THE FELLER I THINK S THE BRAVES' FELLER IN THE WORLD- / CLYDE BEATTY 4 ci(a)). THERE' HE GOES AGAIN! Y SHOWIN' OFF IN FRONT OF AGGIE RILEY ! HE WOULDN' BE AFRAID [ TO GO RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF A WHOLE JUNGLE FULL OF = WILD ANIMALS! DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH ! #0000 191 e 2giun - PRARL MAcRLAGR LOST o 020 Mern Rpw e .u.'quu ot W L 3 DO YOU ‘ EXPECT TO GO TO HEAVEN AFTER TELLING THAT ONE, DAISYBELLE? Reg: U §. Pat. Office, Alf rights reserved P . A 7 WIHADDYA MEAN ‘.-'j' g Y'DON'T KNOW? i1 A FELLER WHO GOES INTO A CAGE FULLA LIONS'N TIGERS 1S A SISSY, I S'POSE, HUN? sSUCH A SPORT PUT UP TEN CENTS AND I'LL SHOW YOU THAT I'™M NOT ASCAIRT TO GO IN WITH A BUNCH OF WwWIL" ANIMALS } A4 1'D_LOVE TO FIND THAT ! 1I'LL BET YOU GIRLS NEVER KNEW Wf-gRE ;‘EARLS cCOmE R$ ! THEY COME FROM OYSTERS 1 GOT THE SPOON CAUGHT IN MY NECKLACE AND TH STRING