Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 100

¢ LOOK WHAT | FOUND UP IN OUR ATTIC ! A REAL HONES AN TRUE CANNON! HEY BLABBERMOUTH! SHORTY COOK HAS GOT JLS' THE VERY PAIR YOU NEED AN’ HE ISNT USING ‘EM Erm WHEELE FOR THEN | COLLD STARY AN ARMY AW, NO USE o TRYIN' TO GET ‘SPECIALLY "\, ANYTHING FROM \F HE KNOWS | KNOW WHO THAT TIGHTWAD wow BAD CAN TALK ™M WE WONT GIVE LP | You WANT TL | OLT OF ANY THI ANYT“‘NG‘- You CANT TALK = | KNOW WHO CANY WIiLL YOU TRY N GET SHORTY COOk TO GIMME THAT LIL PA\R OF WHEELS OFF HIG BUSTED WAGON SO | WE WONT GIWE ‘EM TO YOUL FOR NUTHIN! WHY DONTCHA GEY SUMPTHIN' THAT = CAN PUT EM ON MY VoL AN SUA CANNON T HEY SHORTY! YOURE JUS THE FELLER WERE LOOKIN' FOR' WERE GETTIN READY OUR NEXT BASEBALL TEAM AN' QECAUSE YOURE TALL AN LWELY WE'LL Jus’ LET You PLAY CENTER FIELD , THE HARDEST ONE THEY st JUST LOOKIT THIS GLOVE! SEE HOw THE PLACE WHERE THE BALL HITS IS ALL = WORN DOWN SO A BALL CANT FALL OUT?2 1 AN THIS 16 REAL DEERSKIN LEATHER TOO, THE KIND THAT NEVER WEARS OUT ‘AN IS STICKY-LIKE TO HOLD THE BALL! \T5& JUS LIKE A BRAN' NEW ONE THE GIANTS USE . ONEY 1TS BROKEN IN ALL READY i Yo LSE! YOUD HAFTA PAY ANYWAYS FIVE T DOLLARG FOR ONE IF YOU JOINED THE | TEAM WITHOUT THIS ONE! . HERES AN | i oLD FIELDERS GLOVE . S THAT ANY GOOD TO SWAP? W6 S0 OLD \T§ N APART! FALL! Al Ay 8UY OF COURGE YOL CANY KEEP ON THE TEAM ¥ YOu MUFP ANY FLIES! WE GOTTA WAVS A GURE KETCHER OUT THERE! THAT MEANG YOU GOYYA HANE AN sxter coop GLOVE on THATLL HOLD THE BALLS LIKE A TRAP! AWRIGHT! fLL TRADE YOU EVEN! GIMME THE GLOVE! WEY FELLERS, |F You WANNA SEE SOME FUN COME ALONG AN’ HEAR BLABBERMOUTH DICKER WITH SHORTY cook. FOR THAT PAIR OF WHEELS! THATS WHY WE CAME! WE TALKED PUDDINHEAD INTO TRADING HIS TO YOU, EVEN IF IT 16 ALREADY BROKEN IN! ‘COUREE, YOU GOTTA TRADE HIM GUMPTHIN. .. MAYBE ONEY THAY PAIR OF BUM WHEELS OFF YOuR OLE BROKEN WAGON ! | HAVENT ANY GLOVE! NUTHIN' DOIN' I NEVER KNEW THE GLOVE WAS GO VALUABLE LUNTIL YOU TOLD ABOULT