Show FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 22 1937 THE OGDEN Curious World This MY WORD MAYBE: STEP LIZZIE MAS MOWEY f 4 VWEKE MUST BB ' SOME WAV TO lEAKKI TVtE TRUTH— Ferguson THE 3IYSTERY B--ll fish But he was catching them He had three nice trout to his credit despite the fact that he had much to learn in the sport that old Isaac - Walton elevated to an art wherein he found the key to a sweet and gentle philosophy The fish were placed in a moss-line- d basket and covered with wet grass and the basket was placed under some ferns in the shade of an alder bush at the head of the Smiling Pool Farmer Brown’s Boy had caught two speckled beauties and these also had been put in the basket Then the trout stopped biting “Either we have caught all that were here or those we haven’t caught have become suspicious We’ll give them a rest and try down the Laughing Brook below the Smiling Pool" said Farmer Brown’s Boy “Just as you say Tommy Shall I bring along the basket?" Sammy replied It “No" said Tommy “Leave where it is We won’t go far and that is a nice cool spot in which to keep those fish They’ll be all right there" ‘ n HER SLEEVES yen— and she'd IN YOUR KNEES “THAT HARLEM SEE SEVEN SPOTS IS VOUR GAME POLO means rr took MOWEY TO BUY BEFORE HER EVES & THEM f 4 V & ft V Sii V? : nuimata v LsAlTiUO 10-- 22 CAN GIVE MEAT Wm-OU- T IN RUSSIA BEING BUGSSCOf GOAL DUST IS SPRINKLED CfvER CJTTON LAND TO ABSORB HEAT RJOMTHE SUN AND u the HOOK POR TWO PISH fr BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES f WOWEYAR notice hiss boots has PLOPPED YASSTIVA SIOPPB PtCTuRE OOVTA Ot ON HER OCZESSWY TABLE u p Still Bothered! OAT HE SHH'HERE SHE COMES — MEANS AVN’T f NO‘ DEAR-DO- ES KNOW UL HAMt TO THE BUNCH 60METVME BUT ANYONE ELEE ViNOK) ABOUT YOU Dare say anything to her about vt MRBNS NO MO HOH BOOT£ AND OONY YOU NOVW By MARTIN TEVX OH WHY BOTHER? WHAT THEY DONT KNOW WON’T HURTT THEM ? I £ WHAT 00NT KNOW HURT ME 9LENTY (WVWAWJMM IN- CREASE SOIL TEMPERATURE j e EARLY DAYS IN OGDEN So they moved on down below the Smiling Pool Rattles the Kingfisher flew low over the water FROM OUR FILES ahead of them sounding his rattle as he flew Longlegs the Great Blue Heron rose somewhat heavily 20 YEARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO just ahead of them “See how he lays that long neck of his back on his shoulders so that William Gill died at the ChapZeppelins r are raiding Engout front bill is in his long only have been man hotel after an illness of a land Twenty-seve- n and how he carries his long legs number of 53 in the big and killed injured days and straight out behind him Geese damMaterial invasion airship Ducks stretch their necks out full length when flying but Herons do easy to just the opposite so it iseven at a know them when flying distance” said Tommy As they approached a small but promising pool a Watersnake slipped into the water “No use fishing there” declared Tommy in a tone of disgust “That fellow probably has caught any that were there If not he has scared them so that they won’t bite Water-snake- s are bad actors in a trout stream They kill and eat a lot of fish while others get the blame for it” “What others?" asked Sammy “Herons and Kingfishers mostly” replied Tommy “I know fishermen who call themselves sportsmen who think every Heron and Kingfisher should be killed just because now and then they do catch a trout The truth is most of the fish they catch are minnows and dace and such kinds which are of no use to man and which often eat the eggs of the trout And all the time those birds are being blamed it is Watersnakes that are doing the mischief They have big families Watersnakes do and one family In a brook will destroy more trout - than all the Herons and Kingfishers get in all the Now Brooks for miles around we’ll fish that pool just ahead and then we’ll go back You try your luck first” Sammy caught a nice trout but apparently that was the only one there for neither boy could get so much as a bite afterward They made their way back slowly fishing as they went When they reached the Smiling Pool Sammy hurried to the upper end to put his fish with the others Imagine his dismay when he found that save for the moss and wet grass the basket was empty His cry brought Tommy on the run What had become of those fish? What could have become of them? No possible thief was in sight It was mystery (Copyright 1937 by T W Bur- ? sterling QUALITY— THAT s PICE PELL OUT OF X CAN CHANGE TELL BY THE BAG OP 4 WENT OVERBOARD ON HER SKULL SHE'D RATTLE LIKE AN OLD SHUTTER WHEN TH ' HOT ’ MY PATENT SPRING SK HOW ABOUT RATTLING THE BOWES TOR SOME GAVE HER ARE By WILLIAMS XXL BET IF SHE TO BACK BOAD I'LL ASK MARTHA IF THE' JEWELS LIZZIE It was a good day for fishing Farmer Brown’s Boy had said so when he and his cousin Sammy had started out early that morning and so it was proving to be Sammy was learning jyhat Farmer Brown’s Boy had learned long ago — that it is not all of fishing to catch With MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY WELL IP X CANT GET A RATTLE OUT OP VOUR CHANGE LBT ME SEE — By Thornton W Burges Naught happen without cause you’ll find When mystified keep that in mind — Old Mother Nature 5 R OUR BOARDING HOUSE I'JrSSSSDlETl j STANDARD-EXAMINE- Professor Andre de L’Arme teaches music and languages in Ogden twice a week Wednesday and Thursday to a class of twenty pupils who are much interested in the studies age to business houses and dences have been reported J r X tJ ALLEY OOP Strike Three Called On Oop! By HAMLIN resi- Christmas boxes for soldiers overseas must be delivered to th Red Cross chapter headquarters not later than November 15 A r Fifteen coaches of emigrants There are now 21 cases of passed through Ogden en route west They were followed by a scarlet fever in Ogden accordnumber of carloads of household ing to report from the city health furniture showing that 13 department cases have developed during the C L Hamilton of the Western past week Union Telegraph company was rr stwvtci twc t m to pat off viv cop married In Bingham October 19 Harold Kay son of Mr and to Miss Annie Taylor of Alden Mrs Willard Kay of Ogden has Dissension In the Enemy Ranks! enlistedin the aviation corps of WASH TUBBS By CRANE Iowa the United States army at Wash- WELL J 5£ NOR r HAF-- ' savj wotta sou 1 KNOW WHAT'S LATINS WHY YOU LOW DOWN CHICKEN LIV6RED WELL T HATS WHAT v POODLE! SO YOU'RE GONNA CAUSE US TOK YOU ARE A DIRTY YOU KWOVAX WANT NC STICKING UP SOUP YOU YOU'RE STUCK The Richmond Co-ostore has ington D C LOSg OUT ON THE SWEETEST PIECE OF PART IN A MURDER 'NOSE ATT YOU’VE THAT KELTON CAME YEILA POODLE! carloads of MAHOGANY IN ALL THE AMAZON shipped twenty-fiv- e DONE PLENTV OP Each of the 22 faculty mem SECAUSe OF A FRI22LE- wheat this fall and several carin sour Dirt HEADED DAME HEY 2 PON £f SEROR TIME SOU BET loads of potatoes The spuds bers of the Weber academy have ANY FOR STAN ' SOU HAVE! subscribed for a liberty loan war were grown in the Lewiston bond Students are urged to follow suit With work on the new depot on the charred ruins and a contract let for the erec- ofErected the old plant the Smith Mattion of a new city hall Ogden tress factory Is modern and will take on a new Industrial complete in all equipment It life will be a payroll-builde- r in The hay crop in Harrisville this year amounts to 1100 tons Dr R A McCune well known 300 tons greater than last year Ogden physician' has joined the United States army service as a The L D S temple at Manti With Illustrations! By BLOSSER physcian and has been FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS is nearing completion and will recruiting stationed in Salt Lake City me in use for the sacred rites WHATteTWE IT&EALLY HAPPENED IN FOOTBALL! rrs east of the church IDEA IN are and British French taking CIFCUUCTBJO FIGURE WHEW couldn't happen now but when they German RUMORS THAT positions from the “THERE'S A ITused the flying wedge end mass power The new academy building is troops in Flanders France PRETTY GIRL in football rules were few it was FRECK IS plays in and the IN THE CASE! progressing rapidly e in one of those contests that PURPOSELY course of a comparatively short AND DO YOU The first shipment of yarn LETTING when started the only 10 men of the game THE time will be ready for use When sent out by the government for TEAM DOWN? “Reds” trotted onto the field The absence WHAT DELILAH of one man was not noticed and the “Reds” completed It will be an imposing Red Cross work in Ogden has DID “ID SAMSON received the kickoff On the first play the structure on Spring and Fifth lobeen distributed here by the fullback threw a pass not to one of cal chapter his ends scampering down the field but The Second ward Dramatic across die gridiron toward the stands association played “The Midtall man in brown derby Nonchalantly Hagbert Anderson has just reand raincoat and smoking a pipe jumped night Watch” last night to a turned from Evanston Wyofrom his sidelines Seat caught the balL crowded house ming where he installed large gess) and started running down the field Ashe beer tanks in the new plant of ran he discarded raincoat hat and pipe ' All taxes become delinquent the Becker The next story: “The Hidden of the' and stood revealed in football togs company Malting if not paid by October 31 and Ogden Cache” eleventh player He made the touchdown! as a result 4 everyone in the Television Is being used to help country is digging up money An American expedition will — —— j the deaf hear in London search for peacocks in Africa these days bTNORMAN Crime Never Pays! 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