The Oregon statesman., August 13, 1950, Page 30, Image 30

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V AH.DO YOU TWiNK
W8 SHOULD NOTIFY
THg POLICE THAT
GRANDFATHAH IS
GONS?HS AHCOULO
CATCH PNEUMONIA
WANDERING IN THIS
WEATHAH.
YOU V REALLY.
IDIOT.' COUSIN. I
NOTHING ALWAYS
OF THE I DOUBTED
SORT YOUR SANITY:
I WAS
RIGHT
POOR OLD MR. OARVEY.
HS-JUST OOESNT WANT
TO BE AROUND THESE
PARASITES. I WONDER.
WHERE HE'S GONE THIS
TIME 7 TM WORRIED.
ALL THEY WANT. T
9 ni muNCT.
THEYRE VULTURES.
HEHASNT
LOOKED TOO WELL .
TM WORRIED
TOO.
SO KIND AND GOOD... THEY'RE ALWAYS
HOW COULD HE HAVE WAITIN' FOR HIM
SUCH AWFUL PEOPLE 7 TO PASS AWAY. ANY-
FORGRANO- r-rl WAY-.IM GOJN'TO
. CHILDREN T
'-NOTIFY THE POLICE.
2, SORT X WAS AT TH2
jjA rffS, 000,1 LISTENING rrF
GRANDFATHAH IS TAKING A REST 4 YESSlR.
AT THE SEASIDE.HE IS PERFECTLY OF
ALL RIGHT. AND LET THERE BE COURSE,
NO MORE OF THIS SORT OF 7MR. WILLIAM.
TALK UNOfcK JANO." ,
YESSlR.
THOSE SERVANTS ARE MUTINOUS J I HOPE THIS
SWINE THEY'RE TOO DEVOTEO J WILL BE HIS
TO THE OLD FOOL-. HE TREATS S LAST EXCURSIONJ
THEM ASF THEY WERE tr--N- IF YOU
FRIENDS.! WARNED X MMMTkNOW WHAT
"V
THEM
m
JTEXCUR5I01
p IF YOU
KNOW WHA"
r tl k 6000 I MEAN 1
I HOPE MY GESS WILL INJOY ARKACHOKE
SALAD AN' MY SPECIAL CHICKEN SOUP AN'
EGG DUMPLINGS. MY... HE IS SUCH A NICE
PERSIN.
. T I
WFS
YESYES, LITTLE MAX... I UNpERSTAND
I . e OH DEAR 0H DEAR... X':'i
In MST GET DOCTOR Q
YOU WERE RIGHT... HE'Lt. HAVE TO REMAIN
QUIET...CAN YOU KEEP HIM HERE FOR A
WEEK. I. CAN COME AND SEE HIM EVERY
n DAY... I'M SURE HE CANT AFFORD A
NURSE-COULD YOU
SEE HE GETS THE
MEDICINE.
Several
hours
LATER
MAX KEEPS
A
CONSTANT
VIGIL.
PLEASE DEAR LORD-. JES LET
ME BE OF HELPTTHIS POOR
OLE GESS OF MINE. HE :
SEEMS SO DISERVABLE.
VP BE CONTINUEpyf