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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1924)
BURGESS BEDTIME STORIES - By THORNTON W. BL'RfSKSS. - ^ Danny and Nanny Admire Their New Cousin. Uanny ami Nanny Meadow Mouse, who are themselves very homely little people, admired their new cousin. I rader the Wood Rat. Of course, he really wasn't a new cousin; he was simply new to them. It seemed to them that he was the handsomest fel low they ever had seen. Certainly he waa the handsomest^member of their family. Instead of being thick-bodied and clumsy looking, us was Little Hobbit the Cotton Ilat, and as were Lanny and Nanny themselves. Trader was well formed and comparatively slen dor, more like a member of the Squir rel family. His coat was a mixture of gray and light brown, and Instead of being coarse and rough, as are the carats of most members of tlie Rat family, it was soft and fine. Under neath he was white and his feet were white. Ills tail was long, round and tapered and his ears were large. "You remind me of a cousin of whom I atn very fond, only you ure very mu. h bigger." said Danny. "Who is that?" asked Trader. "Whitefoot the Wood Mouse," re plied Danny. "If W'hitefoot would grow to bi as big as you you would look enough alike to be brothers. Did I rifcj INlodj THE COMFORTER. Directed for The Omaha Bee by Sol Hew >-■ -■ —,—,-> __ UOVaJ TX> VOO , 5a\Q£ W ‘ n/\p ^ . MRS. MEBB. I OOST ! HEARD TMWNOUR, |jr^-rM ZiZ9 VAOS-Q^ND Ul&vS R1GMT IN r Hoot - c&n £n 6EE. WUM ? 1^ X. WEEVCS NOUJ AMO NO BONES BQ.OK.EN — \ 'TWKTiS BAD i NbU’RE LIABLE lb GET SOME PERMANENT TROUBLE TROM TM\S - J MAN BE NOUR. LEGS ARE PARALNZ.ED - C yyAAVIE NOU TRIED TO UJALWC VET ? ^ /1 GOT A GOOD FRlEKD \N THE^ (tONT LET TUKT B\RO IN MERE «SA*nT\ SURGICAL INSTRUMENT BUSINESS — ) [ WE CAN GET EVERYTHING IN THE. \ ME MfttsJUtTsCroRES TVJETVNESr CROTCH \ WORLD M LOW OLE SALE BUT SCNSWlNE \ NsNOSE EU&ft HOPPED CXN. AND A / \ — ftNO HE DOESN'T £a/EN RNOuJ WHERE I PALL-BEARING WHEEL CM AIR. THAT A \ \ WHEW RETAIL THAT 1 WE DiD^ OFFEOj NY1SOUITO COULD POSH AND 1 CAN l TO GE.T WOO A PRICE Oni A COFFIN SeST?«2S«lE PRICE. TOR J WLOKTHtWM OOTDlDUrT^* l NOO ANYTIME — ciUST LET MLK.NCWJ I' '-----}m.z: t ..A-W El . “^(Copyrigh t, 1W4, by Th« Bell Syndic«tc, Inc.) | CO • CN • CTo»aWSor-j — Barney Google and Spark Plug RUDY DIGESTS A LITTLE INFORMATION. Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Billy DeBeck * ® ■* (Oopyriirht 1924 ) -- Ml ■ .__ _ __ _- ... » ■■ « . SONSHIME. . WE UAME. Here ROAD MAP SHOWING OOR <2. ^ To 'SAM FRAHietSCC . Mow. Right here where Jl fJ\ POINTING. THERE.-s A Slight detour = ausr &EFOKE FRESMO - P-». _' -i*:•S'O-'S*-. * •l^**^1'. *** fWiM^ Synd^^foc. | > IT iKe HIM. IE Dots W uoe HAMENT , 1E To J ste!_^^ BRINGING UP FATHER .. 0,/!S£rt*. Drawn for The On,«ha Bee Ijy McManus (Copyright v.-4) WELL-THE COM, OH-.ItjN-T U J YE'EHIHE t>AIO II ( - THE PROtodS5MEL THAT LCNEL>r HE liked the VAY IV^NOW ’ I'M IH CHWK.E WHAT? TOOACY - I It-A t>0 HAPPX: I WORKED AN' HE uor^uw. OFTHECORt)ET L ™Nl \~—n/—m— cave mea setter department- -; mi if —r-—^ ^—y r~ ct\) ft 'I ? !! ??! J 1 ' 1*24 «v Imt l Fcaturc Smviet. Inc. JERRY ON THE JOB A HEAVY LOSS O™™ for The Omaha Bee by Hoban % A mamtpat feuviES To \ 'JU08H- 'MM04 WE‘I <aOT A ) Gooo excuse Poe. Beik> j LATE 19 SLLV » AMO ) 1 MMSElP AiMfT MO j y Past op a Sap y 8ov» the Boss <S Subelvj Gcxks Tb Ba'mc tus Uouf < /MSOODNEtS- out o' Sooj VOB. 8EI^ LATE This t—' ( HEBE AlAvMMiH-j-' Wl IoSt MV BB \WATCW *~mATS'1 'WHA-T 1 lOSrB , /Amo l tesu Jj M\Gvcn Bao^ 7 /dBexn IT JF 0AN • Im ScassV-TVvasr I i VpEV v1bO fcAO HCW» Y IjuuO* CoSts this ) ( Lo6t NMATCM T? r —i-4./ 1 K»n v±rj*) \ ^U(JMUCT it Co9ry „„ Vto*-+ 1 you say your name is Trader the Wood Hat'.’" "That is what they call me." re plied this new-found cousin. "That's funny, because up North where we came from is a Trader the Wood Rat, too. Now I think of it, he looks a good deal like you, only he has a bushy tail." said Danny. Trader nodded. "We belong to the same family,” said he. ”I’ve heard about that Northern cousin of mine. I suppose we have much the same habits, and so we are called by the same name. He is Trader the Wood the North, howf ever did you get way Wood Rat of the South. Speaking of the North, however did you get way down here?” Once more Danny and Nanny told the story of how they had been 'brought down there by the great man bird, as they always called the air plane. They told about their great fall and how they had left the great man-bird to make their home under a stump on the edge of the garden Trader listened with a great deal of interest. "I’ve Been that great man-bird.” said he. “In fact, I’ve visited it several tlmerj. It seems to be dead. I have wondered what it was. I hope you like the Sunny South.” It seemed to them that he van the lundfcoraowt fellow they had ever seen. Danny thought of his adventures with Gray Fox and Yowler the Bob Cat. "We would,'' said he, "if we felt safe." Then he told Trader all about his dreadful experience and narrow escape, "Don't mind those fellows," re plied Trader. “You'll soon get used to them and know how to watch out for them. You'll find no more dangers In the Sunny South than you did up where you came from. As soon as you get used to them you’ll find that you can live as comfortably here as you could up there. Now I must go about my business, l hope we'll see each other often." “I hope so,'' replied Danny, and he meant it. “Isn't he handsome!" exclaimed Nanny as they watched Trader dis appear in the Black Shadows. “And he's just as nice as he If handsome." said Danny. (Cop right. 1924.) The next story: "The Home of , Trader the Wood Rat." Building Permits. H E. P«<ier6*n. f *• J 4 South Thirty-sixth r**t fran * dwelling $2,000 H E Pedersen. 4*62 South Thirty-sixth I street, frame dwelling. $2,009. H J Honan 907 Sou»h Thirty-first I Street, frame dwelling. $6,009. i «”harl** Horn. 1004 North Forty-ninth (atreet, frame dwelling, $4,500. i CharDs Horn. 1004 North Forty-ninth i street, frame garage. $500. C. O. May. 5406 Francis street, frame > da elllng. *$3,999. Carl Nelson. 2610 Sooth Thirty-third i atreet, frame dwelling, $4,909. Frank Kudlae. 241a South Twenty - fourth street, frame dwelling. $4,099 Martin Anderson. 906 South Forty - eighth street frame garage. $250. Real Fstate Transfers. George T. Morton and wife to Gustave K. Gran. N. V. Cor 42nd A Williams St.. 100x146 . 1 lia It ha s Kramer et al to Fred Kanth and wife. 14th St. 90S ft 42nd A Williams St.. 100x146. $ 1 N of Canton 8t. E. Side. 132* 155 1.499 Walter K. Geiger and wife to Axel Nielsen et al S?th St l«© ft. 8 of Grand Ave E. Side. ifxll© 2.759 Harriett* L Shively and husband to Pearl M Clevenger. Pinkney St 150 ft W. of 30th St. N. Side. 50x!2* 4 2,499 Hedmond Johnson to W. H Brtn ton. i*th 8t 144 ft. 6. of Dewey Aw W Sid*. 75x100. . » Meliora S Ktngwait et al to K>* e \V;*e. Mandrraon St. 1,99 ft. W of 53rd St N Side 50x12* _ 1.499 Charles F Penoyer and wife to Catherine M Mori son. 4 5th St 200 ft. 8. of Miami 81 E. 8id*. 59x124 . 5,579 Anna Markabury ami husband to Joseph Tomes et «|. 8 F. Cor. j Hat ic Sahier St. 54x126V, 2,500 Jom t>h Tome* and wife to Glad}* Keddan. S E Cor 31st A Sah ier St.. T.4xl26w.. 2.599 Bird H Bidtiev and wife to Otto W. Schenk. 201 b St. 2© ft 8 of < haric* St. E. Side, |Cnd S» irregular . 1.900 William F. Goodso and wife to Lawrence l.»r*en et al. 3 3th st , 49.1 ff N of Archer Ave. W, i Side, 5x11* 1 [Gwrtrude xaVroll to Olive B. Feu* ter. 2<th 8t 150 ft N of Mason St K Side. '.0x124'-, 3 192 Jennie R Stocker and hue band to Alfred liammeratrom and wife. *3rd St 37 f* 8. of Sprague 8t. VV Side. 49,130 229 How to Start the Day Wron* Bv Briggs now For a whale of a lot of WORK !- MY starts \ FEEL LIKE \ COULD RU/U TMe (jNVUERSE_THl.S MOR^IMC — 3r© Floor - ✓a ■■ m — — - - - 7th Floor IEth an© Top ! IM4. H. f. THA»m Im. ( f ' I Xmmi " ■■■»> I' I, ...... I I "II_U-i_1— and so tmc day was a ys/HALe of a failure Just etCAuse Thc euevATem was oki tub i BONK, MC MAS lb TAKe \ IT OUT OKI MB -• Ml 9 < LAlNOUAGe WAS TaAAlBLCy--v L~—r He'D ee BeNtATH] MY NOTICE IF I I ws«« You ©car J ABIE THE AGENT Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Hershfield Kveryhody SitlUfifd. HfTS Ml WE O'clock loom, ■ ABE. - Houj I LONQ IS THIS W i CfAME Qoiu* f= \T6 LAST^ fTiu. ASoorl I Ml&NIQHT I I SlQMbNb** I I AT LEAST I A TWREE A ^^-Hocp^/ I W shTu.7" <1 J STAY RlQHY 1 I here, TillYbu I 1 Come oor I ■STAY ^ i THAT i. 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