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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oreeon, llinraday IfoHIag JnTy 28, 1922?:7- v
PAGE SEVT3T
Many Visitors-4 Reported at
St Paul; Coast Calls
Several Groups
8T. PAUL, July 27 William
Eder celebrated his 75th birth
day Saturday. Those present to
was.e xne occasion a happy one
wera hia wife. Mrs. Eder; Mr.
and Mrs. Mallard Blanchard and
ona, Floyd and Frank of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs John Hoff
man and son, John Jr., of Port
land; Mrs. Margaret Eder and
family, Helen, Frances, Viola
and Peter John: Mr. and Mrs,
C. H. Ernst and family, Lester,
Virginia, Jinunie, "Vincent and
Elmer; and Edwin Woodruff of
St. Paul.
A surprise party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Case, July 23. The guests
were Mr and Mrs. Lester Kirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
ine iowowing people are now
pending their vacation at the
beach: Marie Kirsch, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kirsch, is at Rockaway: Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Smith and family, Mary
Ann, Jean and Tom at Neskowin;
and Mrs. J. G. McKillipp and
on, Junior and Teddy at Rocka
way. Mrs. Claude Smith and chil
dren, Jlmmie, Jack, David and
Jane are now visiting at her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of
eastern Oregon.
The St. Paul people attending
the Gervais Catholic church pic
nic Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs
John Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Faber and children, Virgil, Ar
thur and Kathaleen; Mr. and
Mrs.. E. C. Davidson and son.
EarL
Walter Bernard, who has
been 111 for several months. Is
now at his home for a few days
Harvesting Peaches
The early cling-stone peaches,
the Triumphs, are now being
picked and packed at the L. L.
Ernest orchard near Horse-Shoe
Lake.
Dr. and Mrs. Ross and sons,
Donald and Clarke, and Emil
Johnson of Portland were among
the .picnickers at San Salvador
Beach Sunday.
Carol May and Maurine Mer
ten, who have been visiting with
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of Red
mond have returned to their
home.
Weekend Visitors
Visitors over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pil
lette of Aurora at the Ed Pillette
Or
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Hun'in Enrinnd'a "Bi Three' crusaders aeainst the demon depi
ion, pictured on the S. S. Empress of Britain just before they disem
barked on their arrival at Quebec, Canada. Left to right, they are: J. H.
Thomas, Secretary of State for the Dominions; Right Honorable Stanley
Baldwin, former Prima Minister of England and the Honorable Nevilla
Chamberlain. The statesmen are the mother country's representatives at
the Ottawa Economic Conference, attended by delegations from all parta
f the British Empire.
residence; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Buckley and son, Tom of Dun
dee at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter McDonald; Harold David
son of Portland, at the home of
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Davidson; and Mrs.
Nolton of Portland at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Gooding.
Mrs. Helen Hill and daughter
Helen of Seattle are staying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Pelland.
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TO ME SATURDAY
All Gilmore Oil company branch
managers and salesmen in Oregon
and Washington have been asked
to be In Portland Saturday, July
30, to heas company officials out
line future merchandising plans
which include one of the most
comprehensive newspaper adver
tising campaigns ever sponsored
by an oil company In the west.
"Although I'm not at liberty to
divulge complete details at the
present time, Gilmore will have
Cross - Word
By EUGENE SHEFFER
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HORIZONTAL.
1 What British protectorate in
Central Africa has its capital
t Entebbe?
f What great American lawyer
paoood William Jennings
Bryan daring the Scopes trial?
II Who said "1 am every inch a
king"?
IX Which is the largest con
tinent? IX Exists.
1 1 Conclude.
16 Beak of a bird.
17 Like.
lg Covering for the head.
JO The great artery.
1 2 What American hnmoriat also
wrote the pUy, "The Coliogn
Widow"?
IS Exclamation of despair.
2 5 Fish eggs.
25 Box scientifically.
27 What canal was known as
"Clinton, ditch"?
29 Limbless ground animaL
1 0 Recompenses.
82 Lie at rest
84 Travel over water.
85 Black.
ftTVeffcr twofold.
88 Organisation to further terri-
torialism.
89- .ough.
40- eik letter.
41 Man's name.
43 What greet Creek poet U said
t have "nodded occasion
ally? 45 Extinct flightless bird.
46 Japanaese copper coins.
48 Close friend,
49 Spikenard.
80 Edible bulb. , ,
52 Trunk of the human body.
53 Who died at the battle of Tra
falgar? 4 What was the real name of O.
Henry?
VERTICAL.
1 What city of Central New
York on the Mohawk has the
' ammo name as an ancient city
erthwest of CartkageT
2 Man's nickname.
S Born.
4 Who wrote "Two Years Bo-
for the Mart"?
f Enthusiasm.
What Italian poet waa is love
with Beatrice?
T On the ocean. '
8 Prominent ridga fa sloth,
t Egyptian ran rod
10 What rivor of northwest Ger
many flow 280 milea to the
North Son?
14 Nathaniel Hawthorne was om
ployed in the Customs House
of what city?
17 Wko is Prosidont Hoover's
Secretary of the Navy?
19 Cuts the outside part from.
21 What is the m Using pert el
the tide of this novel kj
Scott! "Roe?
22 Protective artide of clothing.
24 What ponMitoin in Arabia is
at the nortkorn end of tke
Rod Son?
26 Profound sleep.
28 What waa the first name of
tke Englisk nnrso wko was
eaecated in 1915?
29 What composer, considered
the fosmder of tke romantie
of Gorman opera.
to "Oboroo"?
30 Who was the famo eel
takorator of Steele?
81 Vessel.
32 Repulse.
33 Guayaowil is the chief port of
what ropnklic?
37 What is the, missing- first
name of tke popnlar tnnaical
comedy star Bordoni?
40 Who invented the telegraph?
42 Source of indigo.
44 Month.
45 Market.
47 Distress signal.
49 Correlative of neither.
51 Negative.
52 Towards.
Herewith is the
lerday's puxxle:
solution to yes-
N
NteHUN
f" 1 VTVlStJ. 1 1 W. , kf LT-
some very Important news to an
nounce to the motoring public on
August 1," declared D. H. F.
MacPherson, northwest division
manager of the Gilmore concern.
'During the last year, Gilmore en
gineers have been using record'
making racing cars to test various
new gasolines perfected in the Gil
more laboratories. These tests
have given us some very pertinent
facts and we intend to give the
motoring public the benefit of this
Information."
Clarence S. Beesemyer. vice-
president of the Gilmore concern.
win arrive by plane to take part
in tne northwest meeting.
BIRTH REPORTED
BRUSH COLLEGE, July 87.
A baby girl was born Tuesdav to
Mrs. Anne Irons of Seattle, for
merly a teacher in the local school
for several years, according to
word received by friends here.
The little girl has been named
Joy and Is the second child in
the family, the other being a boy
miss Grace Hendrlckson of Salem
sister or Mrs. Irons. Is visitlne at
the Irons home. Miss Hendrlckson
was also a teacher in the Brush
College school at one time.
COMMISSIONER'S
COURT
The following la the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
county commissioners court
or the July term. 1932
with the amount allowed, bills
continued, etc, according to
he records In the office of the
eounty clerk.
(Continued from July 21)
Johnnie Qualley, do ..... 61.74
Carl Robinson, do ....... 81.74
A. H. Sears, do 51.74
John Van Den DIessen. do. 51.74
Lewis Verbeck, do ....... 51.74
Misc Blarket Bonds
William Bents, labor . . . . .
Eldon Cone, do .
R. C- DeLano, do . , . .
W. M. Dunbarr, do
Noah Egley, do . .
C D. Erb, do ....
Glen Farrier, do ,
J. P. Tellers, do . .
A. J. Fessler, do .
Arthur Frants, do
Fred Helmlg, do
Ben Herman, do .
Ralph Hulbert, do
Bertrand Iversen, do
. . .
95.76
78.7t
15x91
51.74
.. 99.74
.. 29.85
.. 19.90
.. 79.79
.. 61.85
.. 9.95
.. 41.79
.. 11.97
..103.74
. . 29.90
Lester McH wain, da 119.78
Raymond B. Miller, da 129,74
Nick Schab, da ..... 22.41
Dan Scharr, de ..;, ,..129.74
C. C. Stayton, do . ....... 44.41
Frank R. Woelke, do ....129.74
Clyde Woodruff, d . ...10-T4
' Baen Ylsta Ferry Acci.
. Drager, cash adr. for
pump 12.12
A. Snyder, labor ...... 69.70
Gilbert Snyder, do 39.79
General Fand Aect,
Capital Journal pub. claims
Oregon Statesman, do ....
John B. Nathman. pipe . . .
Motor Patrol Acct.
A. C. Haag ft Co- governor
assembly, etc.
Earl Horning, labor
Harry Horning, do
E. J. Richards, do
Kenneth Van Cleave, do
New Equipment Acct.
A. Kapphahn, dump wag
ons 40.00
North Santiam Hlrhwav Acct.
Marks McMahan A Lewell-.
ing. legal services 250.00
Carl Johnson, do ........ 37.81
Pete Krupicka. do 99.75
Jim Leavy, do 79.80
Mat Leavy, do ...103.73
Z. McGonegal, do 45.88
Geo. Neyman, do 49.75
P. M. Rather, do 40.78
R. L. Rider, do 39.90
E. G. Tergen, do ........ 99.75
L. M. VanCleave. foreman. 129.74
F. F. Ford, engineer 149.74
J. F. McGee. do ...149.74
H. E. Swart, co. engineer. 202.18
Forrest Casey, chalnman, . 77.74
Robert Drager, do ....... 77.74
M. E. Gleeson, do 77.74
D. E. Hardcastle. do ..... 77.74
J. H. Herrenn, do 77.74
Carroll M. Robinson, do .. 77.74
A. C. Shaw, do 77.74
Misc. Bridge Acct.
Gilbert Anderson, labor .. 64.74
Robt Bye, Jr., do 64.74
Roy Brenner, do 64.74
Wm. Dunnigan. do 64.74
Albert Hennies, do 64.74
H. W. Hughlett. do ....... 64.74
Ted Kuensl. do 64.74
Greg A. Robl, do 64.74
Frank Scnampler, do 59.76
Phillip Fischer, foreman ..155.74
Newberg Bridge Acct.
Yamhill Elec co. electricity 3.00
Administrative Expense Acct.
J. J. Kraps Co., printing . . S.00
Rahn McWhorter Co. paper 8.40
Air Compressor Acct;
E. M. Neal, labor....... 11.94
Feenaughty Mach. Co., gra
der blades, etc 44.24
Omer Bartruff. labor 116.74
J. A. Burns, do 116.74
Geo. Crook, do 47.89
Lee Gest, do 80.82
Wm. R. King, do 103.74
James MeCormick, do .... 25.92
r
44.90
44.09
3.03
4.44
77.74
47.84
12.96
71.76
6.96
5.97
5.97
5.97
3.98
4.97
14.95
28.89
16.96
.60
Ed Booth, labor
Judd Cupp, do
Art Jepsen, do
Fred Paulus, do
Harry J. Sprague, do ....
Edw. F. Underwood, do ..
Henry Stelnkamp, do
Powder Acct.
Bert Hulst, rent of maraine 1.00
West Coast Pwdr. Co., fuse 48.96
Roadmaeterfl Offlca An-L
LJia Antrlcan, stenographer 10.60
Atlas Book Store, rubber
siamps, etc 9.71
u. u. uraeer. cash adv. for
siamps K.oo
F. O. Johnson, salary, exp.. 159.94
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tel. 9.35
Gladys M. Scott, steno. . . 67.00
Road Roller Acct,
Joe Zollner. labor
Shovel Acct.
E. H. Edwards Co., wire .
Green S Welding Shop, lbr.
John A. Roebllnr A Sons
lo. or uaur., steel rope. 24.14
vaney Mach. A Weld. Co.,
repairs jj.jo
Arthur H. Cordier, labor . 44.86
u. v. Kay, ao 44.35
R. A. Van Cleave, do ....106.74
Tool House Aoct.
Air Reduction Sales co. oxy.
Ore -Wash. Water Svc. watr
Pacific Tel A Tel. telephone
Salem Bargain House, rags
Truck Acct.
Ball Bros., gas
E. H. Burrell, lense, etc. . .
Reo Sales A Senr. Co., gear
E. G. Umenhofer, gas ....
Miscellaneous Acct.
J. D. Adams Co. blades, etc.
Geo. E. Allen, pipe, etc . .
Army A Outing Stor, cantn.
Beall Pipe A Tank Corn .
P'P 907.87
Bochsler Hdw., tape, etc. . . 5.75
W. E. Burns, hose 16.52
uap. journal, pub. notices . 8.40
Geo. W. Croisan, Ins. prem. 198.00
Donald Garage A Black.
snop. welding, etc 3.50
Doughton A Sherwin, shov
els, etc 25.50
4.0?
2.12
9.06
4.25
.88
2.26
44.15
7.81
47.41
22.52
1.75
22.72
T.14
22.26
66.19
20.15
1.26
20.52
12.57
696.25
2.00
65.99
6.00
24.25
57.96
20.22
O. G. Drager, cash adr. tor
freight .......... ' 6.02
O. O. Drager, cash. adv. tor 1--
reg. fee .'. . ..,. I9pw
C H. Ernst Hdw.. wrench 2.96'
Ray L. Fanner Hdw. Co.. .
scythe, etc . . . r. 6 1.3 2
R. B. Fleming, wire 6.75
R. L. Hart, roadviewer 2245
Honeyman Hdw., chain, eta 62.90
ra Jorgensen, washers etc 123.50
P. J. Lars en A Sons, pole. 22.25
Geo. Lawrence Co., drills. .
Lewis Bell Serv. Sta., gas.
M. J. Lentsch, shrpng drills
Loggers A Cont. Mach. Cow,
bushings, etc .........
L. D. Martel. repair drills .
W. R. A J. H. McAlvln, re
pair bigs
C. H. McElhaney, roadriewr
Frel J. Miller, do
Marphy Gardner Co., Imbr.
V E. Newcomb. rep. tires..
Oregon State Hl'way Com.,
belt, etc
Ore. Statesman, pub. notice
Pohle Starer Co.. grader
share, etc
Port. Gen. Elec Co., elec.
Fred. Post Co.. level rod .
Pure Iron Culvert A Mfg.
oC. pipe 785.20
Salem Hdw. Co., nails, etc 29.17
C. K. Spauldlng Co., Imbr. 74.47
Standard Oil Co. of Calif..
gas ...108.64
Stayton Hdw. Co. files, etc 1.58
Oscar Storaasll, payment on
contract 2174.71
E. G. Syron, lbr 20.52
Union Oil Co. of CaL, gas 1264.25
Valley Motor Co., bolts, etc 11.20
Louis Welssenfels, sharpen
ing tools, etc 5.45
Woodbury Co., bolts, etc. 107.89
Robert Cole, labor 68.72
Malcolm Cooke, do 46.86
Eimle Van Damme, do ... 26.87
J. L. Cook, do 36.88
John Grlesenauer, foreman 129.24
O. B. Harr. labor 29.86
Henry Hart, do 29.85
Everett Johnson, labor . 29.85
Floyd Langs ton. do 39.80
Howard Langston, do .... 5.97
P. E. Jensen, do 91.76
O. D. Binegar, do 77.74
Judd Cupp, do 11.81
F. A. Dutton, do 103.74
L. B. George, do 51.74
Ben H. Hawkins, do 134.10.
Tony Penka, do 12.45
Lyle Sacre, do 126.74
Jack Vint, do 11.81
Fred Womack, do 20.93
w. c. Wooldridge, do 99.75
State Industrial Acc. Com.,
insurance 629.44
uaacaae Investment Co.,
naming gravel 135.01
L. M. Case, do 281.71
M. Crouser, do 22.96
V. M. DeCoster. do CO. OA
Ladi A Bush Bankers, rock 1.66
MeYey Sand Qravel Co.,
.gravel 20.00
Of 8. Montague, de , 1646.04
Oregon Gravel Co., do ...2124.49
B. Is. Bigdom. d 14.00
J.?S. JUaKv. do 2052.00
Sax ton A Looney, do ....740.92
Fred Womack. rock ..... 11.49
Horace E. Wells, labor ... 9.95
N. P. Filer, do 9.95
Read District No, IS)
Arthur Beardsley, labor .. 15.96
Lyle Beckner, do 15.96
Roy Campbell, do . 15.9 6
Wm. Bradley, do ....... . 4.97
C. Ia. Gilaon, do 1.99
Road District No, 88
D, X. Bllnston, labor ....
E. K. Wells, do .
Ray Reeves, patrolman . . .
Market Road No, 79
J. E. Haseltlne A Co., bolts
Salem Brick A Tile Co. Ule
Salem Seed A Imp. Co.,
plow share
Stayton Cement Stone Wks,
cement
Thos. Becker, moving fence
J as. O. A Bertha Darby, do
P. L. Downing, do
Philip Fisher, do
Clarence E Jones, do
J. C. Krenx. do
Frank Michael, do . . .
Mary Roble, do
W. G. Winn, do
H. E. King, do .
J. A. Kanohahn. do
P. A. King, do
Salem Sand A Grav. Co.,
L. R. Tweedle and L.
Case, do
W. P. Watkins, do ....
W. P. Collard. travel .
...119.26
. . .101.02
do 196.62
M.
...634.79
.. 18.00
37.05
10000)
1 a e o
2.97
.99
11.95
12.76
6.25
4.40
22.26
97.60
17.60
87.40
40.00
.. 20.00
.. 80.40
..222.00
..177.60
..269.80
24:00
Market Road No. C3
Glen Farrier, labor ......
Bertrand Iversoa, do .....
Ray Martin, do... ...
Chet Pewonke. do ...... .
W. W. Pope, do
A. M. Ross, do
Market Road No. 70
Mark Bacon, labor
Ben Baune, do ..........
Ray Bevens. do
Geo. Black, do
Chas. Dew, do
Claud DeWolf, do
L. D. DeWolf. do
Jeff Dunn, do . .
Pete Jackson, do
Albert Juve, do .
17.91
22.89
26.91
12.92
12.92
25.91
a I
1L94
11.94
11.11
11.94
10.14
12.92
Joe Laehapell. do 9.95
P. M, Macott, do . . .
Cliff Mannen, do . . .
Otto Painter, do . . . .
Clark Rich, do
Carl Smollnsky. do..
John Vitovec, do ...
John Warner, do . . .
Mack Worrlng. do . .
James Yates, do ... .
Arthur Yergen, do . .
2.92
12.94
11.94
11.94
MICKEY MOUSE
independence Sand A Grav
el Co., do 151.00
tfflu itsenner, do 1682.00
Market Road No. 8
Arthur Frants. labor 13.93
Fred Helmlg. do 13.93
BIU Shaw, do 5.97
D. C. Stretch, do 9.95
Wm. Wolf, do 6.97
Market Road No. 45
Roy Brown, labor 27.93
Nelson Catee, do 9.95
John Fitxpatrlck, do 9.95
Lester Graham, do 9.95
Clifton Hadley. do 27.93
J. E. Larson, do 9.95
E. M. Neal, do Ij.jj
Lyle Ramey, do 9.95
Mike Schaeter, do 13.93
Toyson Smith, labor 13.93
G. H. Sollars. do 9.95
Earl Verbeck, do 13.92
John Ward, do 13.93
V. V. Wolford. do 9.95
Sid Zatterberg. do . 9.95
Leslie Zike, do 13.93
Miscellaneous Aecta.
O. D. Batram, labor 13.93
C. D. Erb. do 13.93
Frank McCaffery, do 11.94
W. M. Parsons, do 13.93
R. A. Stanton, do 7.96
R. F. Stretch, do 7.96
Arthur Wilson, labor 20.36
Road District No. 15 H
Hdward Edson. labor .... 6.97
Road District No. 204
Earl Boa ley, labor 11.94
Joe Mooreman, do 11.94
Ed Ped, do 11.94
Road District No. SO
Iver Brenden, labor 9.9 s
W. E. Fuller, do 6.97
Albert Funrue, do 7.9 g
H. R. Gayle. do 5.97
Road District No. S
Glen Farrier, labor 13.93
Bertrand Iverson. do 14.96
Ray Martin, do 27.93
A. M. Ross, do 23.
Miscellaaeoas Accts.
Wm. Deitxman, labor
P. G. Judd. do
Gustav Oraw, do
Ed Weetenhouse, foreman.
G. C. Ray, labor
J. Cogswell, do 4 .
J. W. Barnes, do
Cecil Bartruff. do
Lee Clark, do
John Davis, do
W. M. Davis, do
August Fandrlch, do
Dan Fandrlch, do
Frank GIroux, do
O. W. Jewett. do
J. Kleeman, do
Lester Kobare, do
Lester Leigbty, do . .
J. G. Long, do
Butler Marshall, do .
R. C. Ramsben. do .
Fred Scharf, do ....
Levi Slelghter, do . .
Walter M. Stone, do
John E. Turner, do .
E. Tweed, do
M. J. Van Woert, do
J. J. Wagers, do . . .
Robert Wagers, do 23.88
G. B. Watts, do 47.82
William Zlrtel, labor 22.38
Ed Faber. do 1.99
John McKay, do 3.99
F. P. Myers, do 1.99
J. Cogswell, do 4.97
O. E. Davis, do 7.96
J. S. Jones, do 2.98
Mike Lents, do 5.97
J. C. Smith, do 5.97
J. P. Coonse, do 3.98
A. J. Punzell, do 3.99
o e o 1
o o o
11.44
11.94
8.45
12.42
21.89,
2.9 r
63.86
23.88
47.88
23.88
27.86
23.88
23.89
19.90
18.90
23.88
21.89
47.88
47.88
23.82
.15.96
34.91
17.91
23.88
23.88
47.83
23.8
23.8
8
Claude Brown, do . . ,
Frank Tooley. do
John Van Gorden. do
Harry H. Bosch, do . .
Lester Dowe, do
Anton Et-glehart. do
Herman Kiehl, do . . ,
Andrew Oster, do . .
nnsue js. otto, do 6.96
Joe Slaby, do 9.95
C. J. Stupfel. do 3.9g
Chas. Vinyard, do 9.93
North Santiam Highway Acct.
Linn County, Or. damares 2334.60
(To be continued)
5.97
23.88
21.89
4.97
1.99
9.95
2.98
9.95
OwrrtsH. im.
reflat
94
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BOB-w WHV .
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SWELL LITTLE
TOOTS AND CASPER
SOPHIE AND I aRJT
ARRJVED HOME. CASPER,
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WAME-BLIT TUE MAM
WHO WAAAESTHE CALVES RX.
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SPRAIWEO HIS EPIDERMIS
OK GEE,
BOB
PLEASE.
COULD I
MWEHrS
OOQ? ILL
BETCHAXD
BEA SWELL
V,
' HELLO THERE,
COLONEL H00FERJ
WHEN DID VOU
SETBACK IN
TOWN? I WAS
HOPING YOU'D
V STXY AWAY
(fee
AND WHAT I WANT TQf
KNOW IS WHO WAS
UV1N4 IN OUR HOUSE
WHILEWS WERE A)WYfl
YOU'RE THE
ONLVONS
WHO HAD
rTilHiikailil
i$S2. Kiaf fmaart SrftJ"iorr. Ine. Cm atma tight
VOUR STEP-SON,
UANriT HUOFfcK
ARRIVED W TOWN
THUD AFTER
VOU LEFT AND
HE'S BEEN
UYINOTYOUR
PLACE SINCE
lTHSN!
IS DANNY BACK?
6EE.I WISH I'D
known thai;
CASPERl THE
POOR BOY MUST
HAVE BEEN
LONESOME
WITHOUT
A Family Fend
Y OH. DANNY HAS NT
BEEN SO LONESOME!
IMA furin-Ulllll
HIS SWEETlETrtADEL,
IS VISITING TOOTS AND
IAC AND THE TWO
TURTLE-DOVES
ALL THEIR
PARTIES ANO
OANCESt
SPEND
TIME
WELL.ILLSOON
PUT A STOP TO
THAT! MABEL IS
ASWEET6IRU
BUT SHE'S YOUR
COUStNANOTVWT
JLETSHER
OUT!
n
f IF DANNY EVER
MARRIES MABEL. IT
WOULD MAKE ME A
RELATTVE- OF YOURS
AND I'LL NEVER .
6TAN0 FOR THAT!
v aa aasM aBn ana.
By JIMMY MURPH1
lFYOUREEVERA
RELATIVE OF rWE
YOUtJLCE A DISTANT
ONE, YOU CAN BET
ON THATl rD MOVE SOl
FAR AWAr" FROM M5U
THAT I'D NEVER EVEN
HEAR YOUR NAME
A6AIN!
Jimmy