Medfdrd Mail Tribune
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MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1929.
"$-'t (SfcNNA R.UN THAT HoSE UNPER THE PUANK
WAUK ANP Op INSIDE THE PUMP AMD
V THEN V'1.- ' '
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TOOMERVILLE
FONTAINE FOX
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
A Disturber's Fate
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THEM MOTORISTS Pon'T KNoW THE PUMP
IS" PRY ANP IF YoU po AS X TOL.P
YOU WE CAN HAVr A UOTTA FUN
WITH 'EM .
To TURN QN
THE WATER; VsfHEN YU -START
PUMPlN ANP '
TURN IT OFF WHEN
i IT t
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"rjc'iA set some. J. "too much ! au,f, too much !
WATER Up HERS y V T ONL.Y A0OUT A - . v
AT THIS" pUMp t U ivv ..X QUARTER TURN ,
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HMM ? i poN'T 3EEM To BE A0l
To MAKE THIS PUMP Work
AT AUU .
" WoT THE PEUce: IS ; THE v MATTER
WITH THIS PUMP ;
CS ' V ; :.' NoW j
' STRANGER, YOU ARE WASTlN YER TIME ',
To my Certain knowl.epe'they ain't
0iN No WATER IN THET pur-p FR
OVER THUTTT TEAr .
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O" HETY ZhOok! You !
irff -ru a-t ui iu" aij dF-r Water
OUTA THAT PUMP THEN
CAN TOO J
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iTRANiER, THEY AlNT EVENNo VAUVE
IN THAT PUMP, MUCH U&
No WATER I "
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"HW MANY TIME HEV oTTA(
TEtiJU You THEY AlNT slO
WATER!
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THEY AINY No WATER JUST
oNdE Too OFTEN ! "X'lA
oi4NA TURN IT oH
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No. 190.