ti m i " f ,F V0U'D ONiy "X if CO-OPERATE 1 I FOUNDy IT'S ONLY
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7 i5" "IJlf I I SECRET DOOR FOR 'EM- THEM THEY MIGHT ) I MILLION "SO THEY SAY If THAT IS,
' - r JT7 SO THEY'RE QOIN' TO NOT BE SO HARD j 1 IT'S NOT MINE"! SHOULD 1 THEY MUST
' : VI . m Y 1 ) 0VNAMITE IT"- HARK ! I ON YOU, ANNIE f J I HELP 'EM TAKE IT J FIND OUT
1(j?mite WEALTH WPUES GREAT LOSS- 9' lK
sato iots over twtoousato SB, fV WjJM T) ARwnf I IM?J'lmMmi
WVEHWDRED YEARS AGO-HM-M--SO , ! , j
A ANYWft ANNIE-WHffT's'EAHF ( fliM DOUGH OIDNTCOST f FOR THAT THEY SAY Z' NEXT THEY'LL BE
A HUNDRED MILLION? WHY, ITS NOTHIN'. t j ANY UVIN' PERSON A DIME"" I I I CAN GO TO JAILANO 1 SCRAPIN'OFF TH' NEW I
THE GOVERNMENT SPENDS THEN WHY ! AND ALL I WANTED TO DO I ( THEY'VE EVEN GRABBED' ( PAINT ON THEIR HOUSE
THAT MUCH EVERY FEW ARE THEY i A WITH IT WAS HELP ORPHAN I TH' MACHINERY I BOUGHT ' f fitY BARN, I STOSE
HOURS"' ITS NOTHING MAKIN' SUCH - KIDS WHO NEED HELP I I ( FOR TH JITTERS' FARM- YUHD THINK I STOLE I
OOMBflRED TO BILUONS A HULLABALOO Mf
f HEH-HEH-HEH? "V BUT WHAT GOES? Y HEH-HEH TOO f ' OH, DON'T
I WEALTH IS TROUBLE? C SUREt V2 YOU AREN'T LBQVJNJ I MANY NOSY- SNOOPERS Vdl 6HES A SMflgT OLD GAL THINK SO )
I TROUBLE! TROUBLE! THE I GUESS YOU IP ARE YOU? WHERE ) -"ROUND. HERE WHATUL Kfl BUT I'D RATHER BE JUST THEWE ONLY (.
I CRYSTAL BALL, ANNIE ! J WERE YOU HEADIN' FOR I I LIVE ON? HEH-HEH V'J HONEST-" THEY WONT ATTACHED
REMEMBER WHAT RIGHT, . AND WHAT'LL YOU ) JEWEIS-COINS YOU m REALIY PUT ME IN JAIL, THE FORTUNE" i
' A EN' '
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THE COURT MAY RULE ll BUT IF YOU COULD, T YEAH I if OH, I HER THE HM-MWREa K.l Y
THAT THE WHOLE THING TWENTY-FIVE MILLION I S'POSE THOSE GOVERNOR PLANS TO USEtl WAS OUST SILLY TO THINK
j GOES TO THE STATE - WOULD STILL BE A I BIRDS WORKED E IT TO BUILD A BEAUTIFULPl I COULD SPEND THAT MONEY
j "BY ESCHEAT' BUT YOU TIDY SUM, EH? YOU FOR IT, EH? f I BRIDGE NAMED AFTER (I TO DO GOOD MY WAY "-YEP-" L
8. COULD THEN FILE A CLAIM DIDN'T WORK FOR HA WHAT'LL M HIM I'M SORRY, ANNIE-) OH, WELL EASY COME, EASY
; FOR 2S AS THE IT, YOU KNOW"- j THEY DO WITH I DID THE BEST I GO"" EASY GO, ANYWAY k
"INFORMER" DOUBTFUL lV A THAT DOUGH? J I COULD TO HELP YOU HA EH, MR. LOCUST? s&
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MaW Green Y WELbWEU., TOMMY fV iT ANd'TIhATDO r IT PROVES " r
I AND DO YE LIKE If V YE FIND MOST INTERESTIN' THERE WERE A 4 1:
Ml STUDYIN' ANCIENT I OH, YES, 1 ABOUT ANCIENT HISTORY? LOT O' FOOLS IN 1 A
HISTORY? J MRS. IV . THOSE DAYS, TOO ! j " ffy
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Th Capitol Journal hat purchoied, ot considerable cost, new type to be used on the front page headings. This new and most modern
type Is known os "Tempo, heavy, condensed, Italic." It was designed for easier reading made possible by heavier construction body
with greater amount of white pace between and around the letters. The Italic feature tends to carry the eye at ease, from one end of a
line to the other, In an almost effortless procedure.
Another accomplishment in the morch of progress thot makes the Capitol Journol "Salem's Leading Newspaper."