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FIVE SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Every Saturday ALLEY OOP-by Hamlin Plus Extra Features SIDE GLANCES - CROSS WORD PUZZLE - THIS CURIOUS WORLD 1 W; - iv. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1937. $-7t C0PH.13TBVWtSHV)Ct.(NC. T. M. C0. Off r. "Pardon ine I'm looking for. my wife.'' Quaker Colonizer ' HORIZONTAL 1, 7 A famous English Quaker. 11 StronR vegetable. 12 Region. 13 Congnizance. 14 Italian river. 15 Inlet. 16 Aquatie bird. 18 Railroad. 20 Road. 21 Wayside hotel. 22 Idant. 24 Social insect. 25 God ol war. '27 To rob. 29 Kind of puzzle 32 Things to be deleted. 34 Kind of lettuce. 35 To rectify. 37 To perch. 38 Hour. 39 Ocean. j40 Snaky fish. '42 Music note. 43 Grazed. Answer to Previous Puzzle jtJaHiO OMlTT CARMEN QL&JI 44 Dry. 46 Tiny (lap. 48 Bumblebee. 50 Popular beauty. 52 Midday. 54 Fish. 55 Loom bar. 56 New England fish. 57 He was of Pennsyl vania. 58 He belonged to the Society of . VERTICAL 1 Grief. 2 Blackened. 3 Legal claim. 4 Yearning. 5 Within. 6 Lunar orb. 7 Parted. 8 Silkworm. 9 Close. 10 North Amorica. 14 Brooch. 1G He and practiced the doctrine of peace; 17 Not tried. 19 Kinsman. 23 Beasts' homes. 24 Ridge. 25 Little devil 26 Stir. 27 Icy rain. 28 Entrance. 30 Neither. 31 Wine vessel. 33 Night before. .16 Roils of film. 39 Crystalline substance. 41 Weapon. 43 German wife, 44 To scorch. 45 Musical character. 47 Present. 49 Indian. I 50 Honey I , gatherer. 51 To sin. 5.1 Queer. r" "i 4 r- I p'ftgjj' T 6 O io " fbVl - n3 nF lu i ia l j una lJ - 20 --51 JTlTii is fi ir r! -16 PS i :5S ?7 jj I mr'y r'jo i' m 1 1 nTT4l H 1 1 n T, i ir- AmiAiir )7Xn,f i-n By Willi MO UIlJUs YYVIXLU Ferguson 'lliflflil j I MJ&'&z' AMERICAN I 1 '.' i -is V .ac KNEW g5j 3 I : . ' SECRET OP ill 111 ' I ' i WAKING 1 I CX-35'0 Ijji'yI I I .11 J j ) -. v A the: Ls I 1 I fx 1 1 COAAINJ3 regains cool. Whether, the temperature: BE(WTOK.t.Utt C0M.1M71YIAMIIYI.1W. fAa. STARS of the Bl3 DIPPER COULD HAVE BURNED OUT SCVSSV7V "yAKS AGO AMD WE VJOI II n KinT MnA VPT OF THE CCTl IRRENCE. - THE seven stars of the Big Dipper are aboutJO light-years A.ay. Light, which travels at a speed of 186,000 miles per second. jvould be 70 years in reaching our eyes from lhc:e Mank ' I CANT UNDERSTAND WHY THEM GUYS UP AN RUN NOW, WHAT IS THIS THAT "HEY HAVE DOME.? 7 WHY, rcs A HEAO OP A GUVJ A-STOKc. CAKTOON- AW OH, WHAT A FACE fTWOULD J . I -1 -.w . . "FOOZV: IT 6AYS- V WHAT'S THIS I see? MV CjOSH, I'M TH' ) V GUY ITS SUPPOSED " - BUT IHERE'S THIS ABOUT IT-A ( LEAVE IT TO U ' YEZZIE, BY GUM, SHAME, IT STRIKES ME, ME, 1 ALWAYS DID W THASSA PRETTY SWELL THAT IT SITS - - I SAY-WHERE "THER.E5 g JOB! 1 OUGHTA BE HERE ALONE ITD 8E SOME. I A WILL., THERE'S ) a PROUD OF MY BRAINY J WHERE NO JOBT6E1 IT TO J V ALWAYS A WAV - f i-WOB: owe f MOO, BUT I THINK V tT -pC V. SEE! J I'LL TRY IT-THAS V WELL, MY JOB IS NEARLY DONE! FROM HERE ON OUT, IT OUGHTA BE FUN! NOW TCUT THEM SUPFORT LINES AM LOWERS AWAY : AM I A SMART BOY? WELL, I SHOULD SAY! " v da say: - ' VSJ EVEKVTHING'5 ABOilT REAPy- ) V. ALL I NEED IS GOOD GRIP, TO HOLD IT STEADY ON ITS "Vv DOWNWARD TRIP .' CQPR IC3T BY NE SEHV1CE. IN5. T. M, Btq U S. PT. Of F ?f ''-riAini ii n ,1 IDC RP A SHAME I IF OM THI5 RIDE, IT GOT ALL SCARRED FROM IUU 31 A SLIDE . ;;v--y good honk: what Vt well, le's see D'VA SUPPOSE THAT CnnUl iVc IF WE CAN -.V THlSlG WAS,'3E(nEMAINS PLrT ,T 10' WHY, FOOIY.'.' WHERE DID rYOU COME FROM? EVERY ONE SAID VOU OH.OOOLA- WERE DEAD! 'SySSI'inSf-) WHAT'S THE . . iij MATTEE i i&-rci-i.rLi 'vlJ 'tit MY PRETTY , head: ; 'Vl! now i hjovj .k! wa"T yOU MEANT VOUR HEAD WAS &UT, OOOLA.THINKA TH' 'SHOCn WHEM IT FELL! AS A LIKENESS OF ME, IT WAS SWELL! AN, I PEAK.Y'SEE I MEANT J-WHAT'. YCiJ WEREN 1 ( BRINGING THAT THING TO ME? MY STARS, WHAT ON J HUM I IT T&E A GIFT I wl hukkioi-c .- rr; r SO THEV THOUGHT I WAS DEAD? HMM, HOW SAD -PANGED IP 1 KNOW WHETHER LAUGH C MAD! EL BE MAD! 5 A PLACE sPL (WHERE I CAN BV GOLLY, THERE IS A RESEMBLANCE THERE! TH' NOSE, TH' MOUTH , EVERYTHING BUT TH IK. rfi BY JIMIN1, NOW-THAT'S NOT AT ALL L NtVEiK. REALIZED I WAS SUCH -1 A l&jW-LVUWSTJI T. M. PEC. U. 9. PAT. OFF. . tOPR. 193T BY NEA SEHVICE. INC. ' NOW, LEMME SEE! G077A V.-1-'- HG&Ek TH STE55-&y XnOW.TO IMCH THIS 1VIM' OW HEREJXL pi Mun i x i OVER TO TH' EDGE OF TH' FALL, FOR AN EN GIN EER, LIKE Mb ,TWiL BE NO UOB AT ALL; yii J: ( Vf riOYKAWOW! -i ! GOOD N IT MUST WELL-. i T s I GOLLY, S BE A ( WHATEVER v ) WHAT'S ) METEORS IT IS, IT HIT J 01937 BY NEA SERVICE. INCT. M. qr.C Uf ( MY GOSH-) S IT'S (FOorYjy ' fvOUR HEAD IS BROKEN? ) j HEY, I'VEfOUNO HIS ) YEH, AND ) v.. v ( VEZ.2IR, BV HECK IT MOVES - V LIKE A CHARM! I'LL SURE ) N O&T n DOWM WITHOUT J VL ANV HARM! y' A W 7H' FIRST STEP 15 OVER AV) 1 I DID IT WITH EASE! TH' REST Ot THE JOB, IT LAeKe WELL!! OF ALL TH' NERVE! HOW DOES HE GET THAT WAY, TALKING TO ME LIKE THAT I ' JUST WHO DOES A HE THINK HE IS.' HMmph! . m 9W0MtN, BAH ! i - Jfr f ALLEY OOP WAS JT RIGHT! ME...IN LOVE- ! -A PHOOEY.' I JUST l ,i Jr. , t. m. ma u. s. pt. JfF - &tM.l'MimrMm-. com. y wea ai.Hvi'.c. J
