The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 7

A GASOLINE Another Day Coming By King OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern WITH THEBOTH OF YOU! THERE ARE SO MANY QUILTS ON YOUR "BEDS NOW YOU OU6WTTOKEEP A SROON UNDER THE PILLO TO BASTE YOURSELVES SAY MRS WOOPLtHOW ABOUT AN EXTRA BLANKET ON THAT SLAB OP MINE? TH' BRIDAL VEIL that's ON THERE NOW WOULDN'T KEEP "FROST OFF A PERCOLATOR! HAVE TO CHP MYSELF OUT OF THE SHEETS EVERY MORNINSj-NO KDDN' WAKE UP A HALF-DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT SQUAWKIN' LIKE V-V A PENGUIN ANYTIME YOU NEED EXTRA VCE CUBES JUST PILL UP MY "BED WITH TRAYS COULDhiT KEEP A HUSKY DOS ON THAT POUR-POST GLACIE1 OP MINE UNLESS HE WAS CHAINED I THE Halt! By Sidney Smith Ka I THE FRJSSXO BEE THTBSDAY DECEMBER IMS J1 fj id WELL NO NEED OP TOWNSEND ZANDER frOlNCs HUNGRY DURING THE MONDAYS WHILE EVE ELSE IS EATING TURKEY AND ENJOYING TMEMf 2' 'a? i ai! -Star IS? 9(3 1 annual bellow for EXTRA "BLANKETS C3 MUftNM Cim iicA Mwvtcr 8 I ao OUT OUR WAY By Williams WINNIE WINKLE THE BREADWINNE The Call Of The Wild By Branner PA LL BE OUT IN A-SAY-WHUT HAVE YOU GOT YOUR FEET I imr- THAT llfjl 'vN AUTC ROBE UP UKE THAT FER I WANTED" MAKE FACES AT THAT TOUGH LOOKIN' KID AN I WANTED HIM TO THINK THIS WAS MV KNEES W-WELLI MADE rr SAC ELY 7" iwiSiT i iitUUM LITTLE ORPHAN Nix On Trixie By Harold Gray iU WELL' IP HE'D WANTED TO TELL US YOU'VE TOLD US HARDLY A THING ABOUT VOUR TRIF? DADDV- BY PURE GOOD LUCK WB BEACHED SHIP ON A SMALL UNINHABITED ISLAND- IT TOOK US MONTHS TO MAKE REPAIRS-WITH NO RADIO WE HAD NO WAY TO SEND FOR HELP- THAT'S WHY I DIDNY GET HOME LONG AGO- DO YOU REALIZE SANDY HASN'T SAID A WORD ABOUT TRIXIE? WHERE IS SHE? WHAT'S BECOME OF HER? MAYBE JUST FORGOTTEN TO TELL US- NOT MUCH TO TELL ANNIE HAD A LOT OF BAD WEATHER- A TYPHOON CAUGHT US AND THE SHIP NEARLY SANK- ABOUT TRIXIE I GUESS HE'D HAVE I lift' TOLD US- HE SURE KNEW HE WAS BEIN' ASKEP- 2 owillmms n-uaLMrafr it-tl a tass av Hr arnica we SIDE GLANCES By George Clark resnos Hfesterdaus THE NEBBS-Revenge I 61 ffi osa GWSI0C pfjft fjmsBQBmi djwais'fflwoBOBBr fflSFffii BUS-SI 0 8BGinlifs ft? in hi in fri 00 0-0 ip YE AMD I'LL TEU YOU -SOMCYMING ELSE I'M LOCKED D-eSEMEU VMMERE'STVIE meyold me HEO be back aud ujwvTWA-ra prosecute POLICE LEY YOU UP? complaiki MUT OP CHIEF OF and rr ajnt no pun NEITHER US COPS JUST GOT TO PEEK MTO TVER PEOPLES AFFAIRS VO EET Old Dumb and gtale if i only AFTER MY OWN AFFAIRS rVESf INHERES the CAWT stick JrrtVCOMPLAlNJAWT? WEDOUTlME IN) THE COOP OOiNIE 6US THE COUUTY uis mCE wE OLEH UlSWT AmOEET fTOR FALSE ABBEST LUTTU tTi YMBY PUT VOU back ON yTALXEO APOORWIDOW yijg YHC END OF A 5 DiCKEMS FROM FANNY WHERE VOO 3AVINSS -HE SWOULuUy COHLIHC I'M TUI SHE ALWAYS YDLD TO MINID MY OWN BUSINESS BUT ME THEM OUT i MEYER SEEMED I IT WAS ENOUGH FOR ME YD Vdumb 1 eeiKXi a-nossiBLE yd mu our story IK) ONC DAY VOL) WILL KMSMBC8 IT 13 TViE DAY AFTER CNeSTMAS BODY AMD GREGORY ABE STILL IN OAIL AT COLPAY tUHERE TWC DUMB MOTORCYCLE COP PUT THEM FORTY YKARS AGO Robert McCourt and Mr Bakrr presented a report on Kradee obtained by atudenta in examinations Thou Who were (traded above US per rent were Theo Hutchins Klwuud McCourt Geot'itr ITrkforil John McFarlanc £rneat lAwrence Kidney Reeder Mack Anderson Arthur Adame Melvin Gibeon Jennie Brown Mamie Harrison Ilarrl Raymer Katie Anderson Pearl Lawrence and Sola Adame Plan for a minstrel show were made at a meeting in th courtroom of Judge Harrl Those who volunteered to take part were Thomas Hughes Louis Einstein Woodward While Harry Kherwood Dr A Pedlar Dr Chester Rowell Dr A (I Deardorff Dr ii St George Hopkins Dr IOUI Leach Dr Maupln It Mailary Walter Phillips John Relehman Judge Harris Judge A Holme Prescott Major Colin Chisholm Charles Barrett Charles 11 Itiege It MrKenxIe Major Dennett Colonel Wright Captain Hart Mead Jay Scott Barrie Parker Lyon Frank Fleeter Ferguson Judge Fertnin Church Collier Louis Gundelfinger A Kutner Alex Goldstein Dickie A Shepherd Kirk Heaton A Wiener George Monroe Berry IA Cory Charles A Telfer Judge Georgs A Nourse Short I Bachman Frank Short A Braverman and Coates A QEWaM I sJrrrttfc tm1 MMuklallMMial Orit BOOTS AND HER Inside Stuff! By Martin wnw YOUR 8W ESdAUWKO A3 A CN Ytt OOOGR YH NEXT 6Y19 WMs LOOK UP YIR FAMILY W3YORY AM1 GET 30MEYHIH6 OMYOu'YER F0lM3TME tTWmllE AWMMb 3W PRETTY Itt YR COMHOtKW 30 OF COURSE 30 3HAIUL A PLACE TC WAGMY IWRO YO PET Tft' HKTF9E3 TO TALK A UMEM 30ME MO PLVSO YE YARM ABOUT YER REAL UMCLE IY OIONT TAKE A MK GUY TH' P033ISILVVIE3 FOR A FRAME-UP TT WA3 A MAYORAL HE HUM AROUND YH BURG FER A GPFUL VOOWIM' TWROOGA REC0R03 AM A3KIM1 OUE3YIOM3 3YTHW CROOK KR0W3 MORE ABOUT YER FAMILY SIGHT IDPVO THAM YOU DO IT WA3 A ClMCIi Y'FOT EVIERYYHIMG T06EYHER AOO A GAG HERE A' YVERE A' MAKE A PERFECT STORY up there somewhere Commit-1 Wondlake Constable Browm is investigating tbs theft of SL 1 TYVKVTY YFARS AGO Miss Jean Brace of Melo Park and Dr Guy Mansun were married at Grace Church In San Francisco Irving Tooniry won the quartet mile racn at the A meet) An army of unemployed 195 strong left Fresno and appeared unexpectedly at Sanger where they were housed in the auditonum The Fresno Traction Company operated its first car direct to the San Joaquin River following completion of a subway under the Santa Fire Department was ordered over a pro-hlghlv praised by Edward Haley tMt by 465 per cent of the San Jose fire chFef who made an Property owners who wer affected inspection accompanied by Asaist-j Commissioner of Financa Thomas ant Chief Bcikholtx and tV FiE- Bis ley told the Exchange Club I was born right Tbs raise was opposed by sioners William Stranahan ana Glenn DsVora Bart Harvey announced bs would obtain Injunctions to prevent the proposed widening of Belmont Avenue charging that the city com a delivery car from In front of tha Smith store here last 8at urday night The machine was lo--trf Monday the Wnodlnke Visalia Highway II had been btiiMG ed in a collision with another automobile FRECKLES AND HIS Absent Treatment! By Blosser i ybu-RS vv- MS TM NOT GOINS TO FISWT HW! "AT 3TUPB TX5! KOIN YOU IOJ0W WHO ARC TOUR FRIENDS AN' WHO Careful an dont Sock him sy Buyiw' )bU ASOCH WHEY MIGHTA BCXJ6HT HIM ORE 61VE US ANOTHER ONE MR 60NMA FAKE FUZZY GOOD AN' SORE ii OKJ ossic ILL SHOW THAT FU2iy DAYIS A THIUS OR TWb ir I'M BbS'HNIHS TO SEE THROUGH TVS NOW SWELL IDEA TA in a luncheon address thst cityl taxes were too high and advocated the use of 5300 000 that had Been over-collected in city taxes for civic improvements Postmaster George Turner announced an increase of 10 per cent In the volume of Christmas mail Tourney A traffic ordinance went into effect that defined fifty-one unlawful acts Ludwig Keller a Socialist was elected business agent for tne Fresno Labor Council at a meeting at which the council went on record aa favoring the establiehment of a proposed municipal employment bureau FOR BOYS AND GIRLS i 'ssfcdS SWA A CARLO A Clown ari: I hsvt woadnful boo circus (or FREE Clown sod Oilfields college students who Mjlii cirraa hstfd home for tha holiday are: Bea-! CsHo's Ham a Htma Cmau Stod oo Pearls OS Wheat pwkiM io TFX YEARS A Gw The Fre-no Postoffice rfqfcested the hoard of supervise change trice Hughes Donald Ptlest and Robert Cory of University of California: Ralph Qualls of Stanford and Billie Swindle of lf Angeles conform to -the 'names or cnyi rtreets of whict they wr an extension sod roa ilia CIRCUS fmw 5od cwn Pcsrls of lrnl pack' asr ior and ti circus plus SIDE SHOW (rac Mail' packs ea tops as Carlo tha Clowo Car nation Com pa nr 1072 Sfuaia Bulldins Saanla WaahlaitoaJ The salary of Fire Chil'f Thomas Ealrd Yu raised tr the city commission from f340C to 15000 Mrs Glgnnux of the Oilfields Library i spending tha In Alhambra wep £1.