The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 13, 1937, Page 16

WHILE BART TOOTEM, THE WICKED OLD HALF UNCLE, HALTED IN AMAZEMENT AT THE JOY FUL SOUNDS “WITHIN THE ORPHAN HOME, THINGG WERE HAPPENING ELGEWHERE - AT THE FARM, FOR EXAMPLE - \ WIN GEE VOU'RE WORRIED ( ABOUT BEN NOT BEIN' BACK AND THAT'S HOW TEGSIE AND JEGSE JUST AS BART TOOTEM TURNED: AWAY FROM ONE OF THE WiNDows / BEN/ OH,BEN " \(COME ON, COME QUICK ! LINCLE - | COULD RUN OVER THERE AN' GEE WHAT'G HOLOIN HIM | UP- MAYBE TESSIE WOULD GO OOOOM, (T's (| UNCLE BART .’/ (RPuN, JESSE /N ! WONDER WHAT'G KEEPIN BEN AN’ BRIAR 60 LONG ? A s Eco N D '\ THEY OUGHTA BEEN BACK PRISONER 7 ‘crergsiod 1 DON'T LIKE TO LET YOU TWO KIDLETS L GO OUT IN THE DARK —BUT THEN AGIN, | DONT LIKE LETTIN' YOU REMAIK HERE WHILE 1-G0, 'GPECIALLY WITH ¢ THAT REPTILE SNOORIE UPGTAIRS, EVEN THOUGH HE (G TIED./ . » NOAT IGN'T, FELIX — 74D YoulL Y [/OH,BRIAR,DON'T ‘GET YOU LEMME \HAVE REAGON | | EXCITED=THAT'S ONLY } THATS BRIAR'S Yo. THE KIDS HAVIN' A 1 DANGER BARK— | o KNOW {1/ ¥ GOOD TWME- BARY TOOTEM WAS HAGTILY ROPED AND PLACED FOR SAFEKEEPING IN AN UPSTAIRS WELL, THAT' 6OT ON OUR HANDG NOW, GNOOPIE AN TOOTEA - WHATRE ) FELIX,