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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1957)
o o o o Ah, Sweet O o Misery of life- ' Y CAIPF 1 " CEREMOMV H ' 1 T.ii.T'Sr"' IN WEST JjVLl'L JINXES 1 i & AH'LL PUFFAWM TH 'WEDDIN' JOE BTFSPLK WILL BE IN A- PHONE IS5 FORTUNE, J A PHONE. BOOTH IN EAST CORNEALL- AN' AH'LL DO th'marrvin; J SAFELY, FUM TH'DOGPATCH PHONE BOOTH!? ' Gagt L MM VHCJNh cXXJTHT'J card ml And who will be handling the calls? dawn amelche, world's most confused toll. operator. if? 6r I J v n MEANiVHLE -N N. Y, 'LUCKY " LPSCOMB, 77-E FABULOUSLY SUCCESSFUL GAMBLER, S ABOUT TO PLACE A BET ON V DQ'SN THE FFTH. 4L YfHLE,AT THAT VERY MOMENT N CALFORNA,A TALENT SCOUT J S' ABOUT TO AUDJTON A TALKNG MULE, BY RHONE, TO A GROUP OF T EXECUTVES JN NEW YORK LATER -THE TRAGEDY BECOMES CLEAR rAbd.'. " THE WIRES oOT CROSSED;-1 JUST , MARRIED THAT FAMOUS JWX-MISS FORTUNE.V Naturallv, all the calls come in at the same time. AH HEERD SOMEONE SAY "AH DO.T-OH THIS ISTH' LUCKIEST MOMENT O' MAH rr If ve HAvW.'r AH PRONOUNCES TH' ENTIRE MESS MAN AN" WIFE.''-, r s V. lS SHE'S FLYIN'TO ME TONIGHTS ttir U ioo was A GOOD GUV i i ru utri r TONIGHT.' ) cssl YOU RE Uwm4 P..tut. Sylluta. I.e. )ZntU OP.m,! SO, WISH ME A -rv rnkiTDA r I nnrniNt-33, 'l:'.-'', and tell me Jri7 ttv to whom. TUU 11- MARRIED.? walthass th' WAV TH'-sB.r- COOKIE CRUMBLES AH WILLTRV TO BRING SUNSHINE INTO TH' LIFE O' LUCKY LI PSCOMB.T t AH WONDER WHUT DOROTHY LOOKS LIKE. WONDER IF SHE'S MAH TYPE 8 "V A f m m W w'v't w Ii'l j Our Story t to save sir gawain from GRIEVING TO DEATH, GARM THE HUNTER MAKES THE LONG JOURNEY TO THE INNER LANDS TO TAKE HIM TO HIS MASTER. . "yOVAXE 7HMOSTS7UPD, USFLSSS DOG MALL TH 14ZO&LD, BUTFWt CAAf MAKE MASTR ARM ANV MAR. THS TMP S IAVRTH HWLEJ0 WHEN HIS DAS DUTIES ARE OVER. PRINCE ARN WANDERS AFIELD, LONELY AND HOMESICK IN THIS ALIEN LAND. HE TRESPASSES ON A BERRY PATCH OCCUPIED BY A BEAR. USUALLY A BEAR WILL LUMBER OFF, BUT THIS ONE IS PRO TECTING ITS CUB. IN THE DISTANCE ARN HEARS A HOUND , GIVE VOICE. . . . . ;, ARN'S UGHT BOW COULD NOT STOP ITS CHARGE, BUT ASTtHE BAYING OF THE HOUND GROWS LOUDER THE BEAR HESITATES... fes"' ill5 ...AND OUT OF THE WOODS GALLOPS SlRSAWAIN, QUIVERING WITH FEAR BUT WILLING TO FACE ANY DANGER THAT THREATENS HIS BELOVED MASTER. THEN GARM RUNS UP, SHOUTING, AND TH5 BEAR RETREATS. . m. mm mmw mwbh ym, mx nan, xcro . . - loaa. , fi'"7 ONLV A FLEA-RIDDEN MONGREL, BUT HE HAS THE POWER TO BANISH A i BOYS LONELINESS WITH HIS UNSTINT ING LOVE. NEXT WEEK- ' Tht Council of KnfiSi f
