The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 321, Ed. 1, Friday, August 18, 1922 Page: 10 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY AUGUST 18 1922
Laughs Make You Live Longer-Here's a Page ot Lite
By BUD FISHER
MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Spills a Good One.
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Copyright. lu.'J iy rMar A. ducat.
THE GRIND
ItoiiK'l l'ond
Long road
Tug find hniil until you die!
Heavy lonri
Vonry lond
Mop ynui ltrow mid Jioavo i rfgh.
Work work
Work work
All you mot from Any lo day;
No reel
No rent
'IWlmf the iifla of It?" you lay.
Dull crind
Dreary rind
9nm tomorrow nf today!
"Jloy you
Sy you I
Got to work and onrn your jiny!"
Sick lioart
Tlrod heart
Wonry mind and muneloa loio
Turning wheel
Dying whoel
What is all the swonllnp; for?
Well child
Sick child
. Molhor with hor cyo of blue
Sad homo
Glad homo
All of thono denond on you
Hor amile
Thoir smilo .
Ribbons blue and shops lo fit
Stockings now
DroMcfl new
This is what you ol from it.
Clang clang-
Grimy dirt
Every blow a yoitngstor'B smile
Dreary dirt
Dung clang 1
Thoy will find it all worth while.
Stick fast
Hold fast
Here's a dress which she can wear
Hard day
Long day
Here's a ribbon for hor hair.
Ye TOWNE GOSSIP
Cnpyrteht 102?. bv Btr Corn nan.
- tty K. C. B.
Dear K. C. I). My hunlaml In an Inveterate mnolier and still he In
onstantly warning our hoy who In 14 iigalrut the evils of mnokiriK. 1
loll tilm that tho only wny ho r.ui liiinriwa thono warn I nun upon the boy in
lo give up amoklns himself. He lauglm nt no and It makes mo mad. Shalt
t leave htm or kill him anil ho acquitted hy the Jury or ntinll r Jortwt
lbout It nnft attend to my hoiuewurk nnd lot tlio chlpa fall whom they
May If yon :ct whiit I mean?
MY DIJAlt Nlco.
IT OCOUIIS to mo.
THAT AS easy wny out.
WOlllil) in: for you.
TO KIIiTi the boy.'
IN8TIJAI) OV your liuehanil
AN1 IN that way.
IUOIOVI3 THR cause.
OP YOtm dilemma.
AND I'KII.MIT your huibnml.
TO SMOKE In peace.
DOT I renllze.
IN SUGflKSTIXO thin.
THAT. IT might cauao trouble.
IN YOUlt homo.
AND I1KI3AIC It up.
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AND IT might haiiB you.
AND THAT would lio had.
AND SO I way.
IP I wore you.
I AVOUIiD.VT worry.
IUTT I'D have his dad.
JUST TKIili tho hoy.
NICO THIN.
THAT TOO much nmoklnc
lll'UTS ONirH ntomach.
AND Ht'INH one's eyen.'
AND Ki:i:i'S one awake.
AND lXTKItPKimS.
WITH ONIVS appetite.
ANI VM any to him.
IT IS vry much harder.
'JO S.MOIc'i: ft little.
THAN TO Hinoko too much.
AM) TJIKUIVS Juat on thin.
1 WOULDN'T do.
I WOULDN'T tell him.
THAT IT was wicked.
roil IV you do..
ITS A rlnrlt he'll rnnoke.
POIt MOST Hmatl boy..
DON'T I'UUTHK aa mucin
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ON WlIKIti: they'll go to.
Wl I UN TllliY die.
AS ON whrro thoy'll ko
AND WHAT they'll do.
WHVS M'HOOIj la out.
I THANK you.
jMEV?k
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Breakfast Table Wit
Social Dullm Tiki .Much.
"What kind ot a fnniiliiK experi-
ence did you huve?" asked the re-
porter. "Well eon" replied the phlloio-
pher "I only had e llKlit attack.
When I lived on a farm all you had
to do wag plant cultivate mend
fence hoo weeds milk cawp daugh-
ter pigs doctor sick chickens fix
windmills ko to town niter the mall
argy with llghtnln' rod agents at-
tend the county fulr once n year cut
whea' an' have It threshed thuek
corn churn butter dip potatoes buy
fertilizer mend the breakln' plow
w th a piece o' wire break colt
wash the wool and do things llko
that. Jt wits hard cnouk'li life then
litlt liter tlilttb ivlmt I l hmm
----- v-' . .v .a wt ldv.lt
to b u farmer and keep up with the
iuio jox iroiuir silk wnirts and at
least Uvo cars! Son even at my age
r Inlcht L?n llfinlf unit ftn nl.l.fq.l.n
farmln'. but I'd never bo able to keep
nit tvuii a muoern larmora social
duties."
OwrciitlmslaNin.
"I should llko to make a big sub.
Rcrlptlon to your campaign fund"
exclaimed Dunlin Slnx.
"Couldn't think of permitting It"
snld Senator Sorghum.
"Hut 1 should really enjoy It"
"Til;!1 (lin nnlnt f .
. .. ..... . ull UMil'M
you'd enloy a o much you couldn't
iciruiii ii um laimnc auout 11
fMY.ort tAV: uiowt jcrr Me Jepr: scckctakv!
THROW A OCAt-OUJ Fit F Tllffi TRCA'KV MCUOM
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Big weiui. -nkiee Jf-. VJ . V- S- TRgA'suRM! jt'J
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COMfca 1 RGFRCSHlrJ&'.r? : rtri
WHAT Do fOJ KWOU HSrr
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1 (CURRCfJCY IS t T00
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POLLY AND HER PALS- Ashur's Playing Makes a Hit
By CLIFF STERRETT
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CASEY THE COP Whoa Giddyap!!
By H. M. TALBURT
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BARNEY GOOGLE The Shock Is Too Much for Barney
By BILLY DE BECK
DorA-r vou hear The pecspi
1 oorexoe. cHEERiMQ.
SPAR. PLUG--VMOUtVJ COP
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Copyn;lt. 1922. by Kin; Fttrarw SynqWe. Int.
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THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER-To Be Sung With Considerable Emotion.
I'M A FAT AND FLABBY I'M RIDICULED AND LAU6MGD I ONC WAS SINGLE - TMEM DAYS ISA
DOUBLE-CHIN) - AND (40- AT 6QSHt I'tA 6LAD ' VGS I UJAS AS VtsmJ itmitia 9
ONE CARES FOR ME- 'TMATji'M NOT THREE ! SINK5L6 AS COULD Be- Rm&VEtVJi
Nti S lV ; Nji
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