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GUMPS—The Fate of Bitn Gump! By Sidney Smith
WORLD WONOERS AT THE FATE OF
w Billionaire bim g-ump - far down the river,
IN A LITTLE FISHERMAN'S HOVEL, A STARK ^
WAN FIGURE LIES IN AN OLD 8E0- HIS EVES
CLOSED- HIS FACE SUNKEN AND EMACIATED—
OH, GRANDPA A MIGHTY RUEER-CHILD
DO YOU THINK] MIGHTY QUEER FIMDIN*
HE’LL LIVE? / A FINE LOOKIN' FELLA
HE SEEMS LIKE / LIKE THAT FLOATIN'
SUCH A NICB ) DOWN THE RIVER, OUT
MAN- J OF HIS HEAD AND ALL
V BUT IF KINDNESS AND
"7 CAPE’LL HELP ANY- I
\ RECKON WE CAN
A BRING HIM THROUGH
l YET- _
If
I
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS— _ EY BLOSSER
_. _ .•_
MR .SHULTZ. THE \ PORK CHOPS? LET
BUTCHER, SAID ) ME SEE.NOW—OH
THAT VOUR HOTEL ( VE5, I • BELIEVE
ORDERED SOME ) WE DID ~ AS 1
PORK CHOPS /REMEMBER.SEVERAL
FROM HIM THE ) OF OUR GUESTS
FOURTH J REQUESTED
WEEK IKJ /L/THEMJi?1
AUGUST.^-"7 , '—
WHY. CERTAINLY — |||||||||||
JUST HELP YOURSELF
THERE—BUT I DONT [ t
QUITE UNDERSTAND S OH-WELL,
YOUR ASKING ABOUT t'U- TELL
THE PORK CHOPS. ^ Y0U ^OUT
FRECKLES ff J THAT IN
* minute,
~ TO) 7 ^ s mr huff!
r-\
LOOK, OSSIE‘ONLY
TWO PEOPLE
WERE REGISTERED
AT THAT TIME- A
MR. BOTTLE AMD —
I CAMT MAKE. OUT
THE OTHER MAMEff
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES—What Next? l\f]* BY MARTIN OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN
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, COK>?OONO «T ' fcGT VOO
OvDVi’T SAV \T AAO A
WH\TE STOPE °°^
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-1 ;
WLU.,AH VEP1 THE REST OT THE L WEO BETTER
RECKON BoNCA HfWit GONE ON , WWW ,TOO •■
WE's AU_ AWEAO \N\TW TWE I OR VNE'U.
SET % \ WSS TW‘
i TRNH
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TAKE F Art 5ES* SEErt A BEAC*.
THE I CM CROSS YO PATB-AU
SrtORT MAV^ .OAT'S BA AAAAD !l!
COT __
___ J ^ WTMBKM <^enM~
^HERE AFTER, HOOPLE BuT /'CjRAT lT' . SAY, MADDEN^
WHEN YE SELL A PARROT, fell fAADDEN—I TELL g|p YOU SHOULDA
DONT BE LETTIN'oN )# VOU THIS PARROT Af HEARDM RATTLE
HE’S A FINE TALKER, /\ CAN TALK J OFF ^H FACE |
WHEN HE CANT EVEN 1/ IF YOULL WAIT |fy I
HOLLER FOR HELP IN A | AROUND A BIT, / ) ROOM FLOOR .
JAM WITH A CAT ? J HE MA\ TALK .A ( »TD MAKE
.31ST SAY ITS A PARROT, A ANY MINUTE . ) l, YOU SALT
AN' LET TH’ CUSTOMER X EGAD, IT MIGHT / YEQ BREW WVTH !
TEACH 'iM TO TALKER 1 \
TiAMCE^ / MEN, AND WON«T 4. :ij 1
V SPEAK BEFORE A ) I „ j
law ^ $ 1
. _ -.. L ? yfSSWA y-T __ 'i
((SPONTX |\
“DIDN'T I
TALK ^ l
HIMSFLF |
OUT OF A f
, SALE-\
THE NEWF ANGLES (Mom’n Pop)—No Parking! • BY COWAN (
r WELL. HOW DID I W COME UP 7HP0UGH
KNOW IT WOULD f\ THESE BUSHES. HEPE*S
GET DAPK SO / \ A PEACH OF A PLACE
^ QLMCKEY?^ TO CAMP1.
MOU SEE.THEPE WAS A OUST THE SAME,
NO NEED FUSSING. WE J I'LL BE GLAD TO
FOUND A PLACE TO / GET BACK HOME.
CAMP, AND GOT THE ) A LITTLE OF THIS
TENT UP OKA/ J GOES A LONG WAY,
WTTH ME
pop', chick1.
WAKE UP, QUICK1.'.
look WHEPE.
WE APE
w
• •
/ CAM vou.IMAGINE.
f TH\G? RvGUT
\M SOMEONE'S
^ FRONT v
t
' v % v i «
WASH TUBBS—Company! ;>*if!fUiBI CKANB
f f SHOO* THERE ISN'T V WELL, WE WON'T GIVERS
[ »0 CENTS WORTH* UP. THERE'S BOUND
V gold in the WHOLE J to be gold around
V*—^ CREEK^J-^HERE SOMEWHERE.
—asy t mm m %
Wls7oUgA6£P7WASM. EASV ftMp GMl
JF PE£»P6 TO TftM AMOTHeR CR££K .Jt\
/I^HGM.TO THEIR SURPRISE, A DOGTEAMt^
( HI there, prospectors! amw 1 \
1 LUCK? STAKED AKW CLAIMS VET?
--;
f HM-Mf MOT A BAD ^
LOOKIN' SPOT. GUESS
I'LL PITCH A TENT
AND TRV MV LUCKJOa
--
aiuuaiu— B] WALT OISMI
THE BIG
RACE.
IS ON/
MICKEY, RIDING
IN THE SULKY
WITH HIS WHOLE
FUTURE DEPENDING
ON THE RESULT
AND WITH THE
, I REST OF THE
[HORSES PAR
fAHEAD, SUDDENLY
(DISCOVERS THAT
THE RACE
a IS A
(STEEPLECHASE!
i
I_
WHdmmmUiMBmm h»
SALESMAN SAM—Charley Gets the Dirty End! BY SMALfl
Two biros seen pyeTtv cockV \ OKaV—BUT Y
about Ver cHftMces m Tw BRootA \tErsWWeft L
SlOEePETAKES, BUT VA BETTER WAVE tAUG o' beer!
OMEtAORE WORKOUT OM TH' TRACK'. / FlRsT l
i7to—^—it—
UiELL, HERE'S tAUD .
l!4 NER.
1
V
(7rm' There's nvud r\a. oMer Ver
1M3 BY NEA SERVICE. IN^RE^j^P>TOfT.gSlj
m 11 ■■ ■ ■ i I. ■
Land of Shamrock
HORIZONTAL
1 Who Is the
maft in the
picture?
12 Auction.
13 Metric footl
14 Cognomen.
16 Bugle plant.
17 Salt of acetic
acid.
19 To marry.
20 Northeast.
21 Form of '‘be.’’
22 Tree fluid.
24 Chaos.
25 To annoy.
26 Data.
28 Twitching.
30 Tract of land.
32 The pictured
man is a
leader of the
_?
34 Paper
mulberry.
36 Female sheep.
37 Piled up.
39 To moisten.
40 Within.
41 To accomplish.
42 Like.
44 Nay.
45 House cat.
46 Twice.
A
Answer to Previous Puzzle
fol ir u a p i ipi«;iM a v'nl FmT
DrChas
Mayo
48 Membranous
bag.
49 Card game.
51 Ruby spinel.
53 Untamed.
55 Oleoresin.
56 Growing out
57 And.
5S Tlje pictured
man holds the
office of
in his native
land?
59 Laughter
sound.
VERTICAL
1 Edge of a roof.
2 Wing part.
3 Myself.
4 Fastidious.
5 Female deer.
6 Having great
tension.
7 By way of.
8 Performs.
9 Half an em.
10 Uncooked.
11 Last of a
prayer.
12 A political
party in the
pictured man's
country.
15 The pictured
man is an
-by
profession?
17 Noah’s boat.
18 To devour.
21 Tree branch.
23 Cavity,
25 Wrath., ^
26 Constellation. \
27 To question.
29 Crow’s cry,
31 Barley’s ^
spikelet,
32 Neuter >
pronoun.' *
33 Masculino
pronoun.
35 Pig sty.
37 Drunkard.
38 Flatfish.
41 To abscond.
43 Taciturn.
45 Wan.
47 Rail third).
48 To season. tj
50 The pictured
man’s country
passed a bill a
to abolish thY
- to tho • */
king of
England?
51 Honey
gatherer.
52 Title of
courtesy.
53 Moor.
54 Meadow.
mt Snmmsuflle HeralO
Has Been the Valley’s Most Popular Daily )
Newspaper for More Than 40 Years
Only Direct Leafed Wire Newt Service in
the Rio Grande Valley , „ ,._A ^

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