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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1959)
J,-- i,-V-C S Unhappy Days are Mere Again CAW u )r 7 4 4 -5. 4) ! 1 !i I 'I -J 1 i 1 JnNyKTHAT NO HEN-HOUSE. A MENT HAS JUST APPROPRIATED I WE HAlNT yr DIFFERENCE.! J V PIGS 1 1 upm uonF" ? SUH.'.'-IT'S s ( MILLION DOLLARS TO BUILD GOT NO.. y N? DON'T m ' BUT.SUH NOBODV IN I DOGPATCH ? NEVAH 0 NOU'LL TAKE THAT . GARBLE. BATH HOUSE!, AND LIKE IT.v WE LL CALL IT THE WVATT VOKUM MEJVORIAi:.f' "IN HONOR O'TH' -FOUNDER. OF DOGPATCH, HUH? SEEMS LIKE AH SEEN THET NAME ON A LETTER, IN MAH POST OFFICt JSt n ; One week later the leYter reaches the . - state department DILEMMA IS SOLVED A 1 II I I I . .j- 3 XV 111 M b t X ' t 1 THIS LETTER, FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER OF DOGPATCH,GlVES IT TO THE. U.S.A. .V HE DECIDED IT WAS WORTHLESS:.' 1 T II f VES.'.f HERE TlS' ADDRESSED Aii 1 TO GAWGE. WASH I N'TON, FUfA ) WVATT VOKUM- BUT. IT J ; kaRi't: marked 'R&Hi-Jf DON'T ARGUE MOVE. IT-THE US A. HAS UUST VOTED 5 MILLION r TO BUILD VOU A MARBLE BATH HOUSE, TO WIN AM RFOCOKl TUAS& WMV MAH GREAT- GRAN' PAPPY DIDN'T GIT EXCITED vEOUT ., IT NOR HIS GREAT-GRAN - PAPPV, AhUKfc HIM.V- MIGHT'S WELL SEND IT ALOKIG I . MOVE EVERYTHING Y OHJT'S NICE Y NOW THET WE IS V NOr : The j V H out of docPatch, to be. a Jf parto'th'usa. r- a ' ,7 NEXT A ftOVS !! AN D PLANT y AMERICAN M AGIN, HOW 'BOUT CHANCE:! DAV f W -J THE AMERICAN AGIN, AND THET AO- THE. TAX-' J, " ugQF f.r rf. GIT THET J DOLLAH " V PAVERS A r- mM 8 BILLVUN ji GOVAMINT ) ' ; CAN'T j , iiiiiill . " U.-"r&&&r - -.- '. . AS A HOMABL SQlfe. SO T ttVOUUCe MY TTIFS jW Ay6-y- " - 'SS; V JOAN THROWS HERSELF ON HER SHE COMES TO THE WELCOMING WLL BCOM A SQUR& A TRLfTrt. USLL 7MAT Oar SforB t poor hume! he kasvvon bed ( u ngacef u llv for there banquet; but Sascoldand you?t "res, wu s;lloaklhg she soueals , A BRIDE ACCORDING TO TH E B EST ,s NCONE LOOKING) AND HAS A DISTANT TO HUME AS IF HE HAD "ANDlti. D WTTHyOU.. VUR SFRISWT."' ''GOOD.' TP'ZHloN0 GOOD CRY. JUST BURNED ACHURCH . AT LAST SIGHS HUME, "fLL B SK GAWAH'S SQU. . . . j CHE THINKS) THELASTMOM N J j V ... . . j j HE LOSES HIS TEMPER. . , yjj ' ' AO 7-HOUSAATD TJWlSMOf SHOUTS GAWAIN. TS BAD &AOLGH TO WTTH ?VC VALJAMTI ADO A BOAAD A SA4fE&- VG BWDS AAD T WL-L. GOAtADJ" i PRESSURE IS BROUGHT TO BEAR ONf SIR GAWAIN, FOR ON LV THROUGH HIS CONSENT CAN THE MARRIAGE TAKE PLACE. IT IS THE WISE COUNTESS WHO WINS HIM OVER: W?f JiaZ. BA WET 0 ATB&7A,MM&VTI BAMQUerS, MUSC AAD QAVCVG, AAO T& AJ?ST LAD&S A TH e nailiM ftilbt fcmlieHI; 1C. Todi Mil !! rf' "6 i T ei-i to aw r oATWPnor awd hi imp OFAAAESBRIDGE AGAIN TAKE THE , VOWS, THIS TIME OFFICIALLY AND GAWAIN HAS A FULL WEEK IN WHICH TO REVEL IN THE ATTENTION OF FAIR LAtNEyfwEEK-ADHT'ercntWorl&.
