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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1962)
-tALCAPP ow on Mein Street MISS LIZ SHOO-FLV, KID SISTER O' LUMPINGTON. DUMPINGTON, AN' RUMPINGTON, iHUU-H, TH THREE LAZIEST LOUTS OM EA.RTH jjH VO'CAIN'T FIGHT STATISTICS-AN' . J. 15 IS TOO V VO' GOTTA GlT MARRIED )AH KNOWS OME X U P . . f fVL THEV PROVE THET MARRIED MEN TtKNV WUNG T' SAVE YORE LIFE, r- THAS5 AVAILABLE, k 7 rA LIVE LONGER'N BACHELORS .' 7 ' Va J J T'DlE) I CHILE THAR J V MAMMY DEAR ljf V "I 1 gjlfer .h Vy& t THEY AXED ME TO MARRY X AR'D HAFTA WORK MAH HEART " k f GUESS WHUT? .? 7-YO' 7 , PwiLLIN'VlAIN'T. V" Vi Tf HER,ON ACCOUNT EF AH DID V TO TH' BOME FO'vEM, WHICH THEV lAAsSSr I ONACCOUNTO' ) 12 WILLI N' : ) ' I TH' WORD J-I. Ufjl f 1 WE'D BE RELATIVES AM; II PASHIWUTLV DESIRES . --':Zf T A - STATISTICS, AH A TO MARRY ) AH GOTTA- VnVlilV J ACCORDIN TO TH CODE O' -ii THAR SHE IS rr y -J LJ ' BETTER , V: OOR LI'L A. TO SAVE MAM ) V -- 4 TH'HILLS----- r VO' is MERELS ic!i VARS OLDN kl" " AM VC DON'T GO AWAV.'.' ) 0. f LI'L LIZ, V SHE GOT MARRIED, ( fSrr( NATCHERLYi! ) MDSAEBEW.ci l1 HAS.S ONEWIDDER, V Qjfef IS MOW A A , ( IO MlMUTES AGO J) VO' , . ) THIS ISA - J YO CAIM'T MARBV NOBODY M l agSw : U ' FTO-X LFRED WEAKLIN . ? J , flfT BJJJ$ auTAw lflf , jif J Our Story t soldiers gather below THE CITY'S WALLS. TO PRINCE VALIANTS PRACTICED EYE THE TROOP IS NOT LARGE ENOUGH FOR AN ASSAULT, SO THE DUKE MuST BE PLANNING FOR A RAID OR AMBUSH. V I . 'i I 1M. II H '- 1 t, W f I t;Airw-.'F ' ' . ,v;. ..pf) Si j i?. r3 1- HE IS NOT LONG IN FINDING OUT. 'wSfHOFATiMm,' SKKTHt DUKE WITH A CRUEL jMILE, 'AND YOU MAY FULFILL OUR TASK WITHOUT STAIN TO YOUR HONOR. AWHILB, YOUR SON WILL BE CHAINED BfSIDE THE RACK TO INSURE OUR OSEaEHCE.' (7' ft O' 'W , v.r rv i,T v AT DAWN DUKE SADONICK LEADS FORTH HIS PICKED TROOP AND VAL,IN HOPELESS RAGE, RIDES WITH HIM. A QUICK SWORD STROKE WOULD FINISH THE DUKE, BUT IT WOULD ALSO BRING ABOUT HIS SON'S DEATH BY TORTURE. f I'd,-, f4ffi- (vlllK-ri -LsA- (f 1 Ln -r. AND AT THE SAJVE HOUR STEPKAN AND MIS OTriFR ARE RID'NG TOTMfiP HUNTiNG LODGE. 'YOU ARB JUST 'LIKE YOUR LATE FATHER,' ' SHE SOXDS,. A'WAYS THINKil5 OF SPORT. WHY DID YOU NOT STAV IH THE MON ASTERY WHERE YOU WBK SAFE FROM YOUR UNCLE? ' 'UNCLE SADONOICK ISA VERY TREACH EROUS MAN, BUT,' HE ADDS PIOUSLY, "I DO HOPE NOTHING BAD HAPPENS TO HIM." THEN HE CHUCKLES. THF HUNTING PART IS SETTLED COM FORTABLY FOR THE NIGHT AND, HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR HIS MOTHER'S STEADY PRATTLE, HEMfciHT HAVE HEARD THE BUSHES RUSTLING AS A HJNDRED ARAVD MEN SURROUND THE QJIET HUNTING LODGE. r , ; kfxtwefh ThtReluctant Suiorb .
