The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 20, 1937, Page 16

MWDS[QI. fly}:D\mN ALGER_ DEVELOPMENTS / WITH MAR. GNOOPIE GECURELY TIED UP, THE QUESTION INl OLD CAP'N AVERV'G MIND WAS WHAT WAS TO BE DONE WITH HIM= NS BED- BUT IF ANNONE COMES ¢/t TIoo\ EXTRA BY, TONIGHT OR TOMORROW, ) ‘won'T /{ GURE FELIX, THAT'C WHERE YOU COME N - YOu'tL HAVE TO DO 1T AND JuGT TELL FOLKS YOURE RUM - NING T WHILE MR. SNOOIES ABSENT — WILL YOU ? GUESS S0 - OM,NO GUESS ABOUT T/ WE GOT THE OLD BUIZARD PUT AWAY-HE'S GCARED, TOO, 'CEPTIN' HE'S GTILL MUMBLIN' WHAT HE'S GOWN' T0 DO TO NOU, BEN— '-I AWAY IF E\THER CAP' u AVERY OR | TRIED TO DO 1T- AND HERE'G WHAT \'AMA THINKING - 1A THIMKING OLD GNOOME MUGT BE VIOLATING ¢ ABOUT SEVEMTEEN KINDS OF n LAW AT — QUICK W 000K, THEV'VE GOT AMR.SNOOPIE ! GOoDIE / GOODIE / # Goooe / \ D\D WHAT | FIGURED WE HAD 1O DO—IF WE'D LET SNOOPIE GET AWAY FROM HERE, HE'D HAVE HAD OLD BART TOOTEM QOWN ON UG IN NO TIME - WAY HE TREATG THE POOR. YOUNGSTERS THERE - GOGH, MAYBE FELIY CAN FIND OUY 5O MUCH WE'LL NEVER HAVE ANY MORE TROUBLE WITH BEA\THER GNOORE OR BART TOOTEM / REPTILES WOULD'VE RUSHED TEQS\E, { JEGGE AN BEGQ\E Q'\'RA\C-:HT BACK T THE | :uoweuoov wm‘:m THIG M\NUTE / !