South Dakotan Leaves to Get Farm Millions Pierre, S. D . Feb. 17.—E. Kwert. treasurer of the rural credit board, * left fur New York today to close the transaction involved in the 3.000, 000 rural credit bond issue. He suid the money will he available at once and the board will begin to make loans to farmers next week. Aged Woman Smoker Dies When Sparks Fire Clothes Madison. S. D.. Feb. 17.—Mr*. O. J. Ronninir. S3, who lived on a farm near here, died as the result of severe burns when the flames completely enveloped her ln»*ly and burned large holes in her clothing. Death resulted several hours after her son, with whom she made her home, found her seated in an arm chair in the dining room of the farm home with her | clothing on fire and almost uncon scions. The fire was of undetermin ed origin, but being a pipe smoker, it is believed that the aged woman fell asleep and that the sparks from her pipe ignited her clothing and the smoke front the burning clothes suf focated her so that she was helpless. 8.000 Acres Opened to Homestead in ^\ominp By Inhrmal fifrtlef. Washington, Feb. 16.—The Depart ment of the Interior yesterday threw open 8,000 acres of public lands in THE NEBBS I LOVE ME. Directed for The Omaha Bee by Sol Hess Ru'OOlRH NEBS Got up bR'GHT AvN? EfARW PsNE \S watting. FORTHE BOV To OELWER The newspaper ML IS ANKIOUS To READ WlS INTERVIEW WOV4 THE REPORTER On HOvaj it FEELS To 6LC0NAE SuOOENLV RlCVH |TWHERE WAVE Vho BEEN ,'QoY ?l f YOU SHOULDN'T DELIVER NiEVOS- ■ f PAPERS—NEu)S (SONW NEVaJS I vajmen vTsS voonG You Should " get a dob delivering Cheese \ — THE older 'T gets The dstter \t \s j f''; t>ON'T SEE \T_HESa\0 VT% UJOULO G>E ICS Th\S (SSUE — V i guess the Biro was acs > IMOOSTOC? _ OUST CPvCHL HERE TOR UQUCO REFRESHMENTS V^^NO CiGftRS iP^Nto -There vt all right » ——jpHi /'falls HEVR TO GQANO AUNTIS ESTATE - ' RUDOLPH NEBB OF THtS CvTV RECENTLY FELL HElO TOV HvS GRAND Aunt IS ESTATE- A REPORTER CALLED V 1 AT THE NEBB RESIDENCE SATuROAY AND ASKED HIM 'I I HOW 'T FELT TO BECOME SUDDENLY R\CH. J HE ASSURED THE REPORTEQ IT HADN'T CHANGED / HVHT A Q\T- THE VNT£Ru»EW LASTED ABOUT ONE ( half an hour and tr it was written oust as l HE GAVE vt VT WOULD WEAR The "I S" OFT ALL } THE TYPEWRITERS'N THE WORED- OuRlNG t THE ENTIRE T'H\E NVR • NEBB SAT LOOKING VNTO \ A LARGE NVVRROR WVTH A GREAT DEGREE OF SEEr <, SATvSFACTvON AND VT SEEN ED EVKCHE FELT THAT THE MAN WHO FVRST SPREAD OuvCK S'LVER On THE BACK OF GLASS WAS THE GREATS St vnvENTOR VN THE UUORlO — WE DON'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS HKE BEFORE THE vnhERvtanCD But vf vt HASN'T, Changed hvnv vjue. hope vt does - ^ ** ** W TMAT GOES "To SHOwi YOU CAN'T BR\BE -t^LPftESS'. THAT WANOruU OT C\GAP.S You GAYC V-UY\ O^ON'T OO YOU / ^ ANY GOOO — “MAT'S PUGvAT 1 \\ YOU UJtPE LOOvCvNG NTO / V “ME M'RROa UKL \T UjaS> / \ A BEAUT ITOU PAINTING ! /• - £/8_ (Copyright. 1934. by The Bell Syndicate, Inc ) Barney Google and Spark Plug Barney Gets First News of Sparky’s New Rival. 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S VWU.<.IN<» To BET VJOW * YOHO* ON&T BE SOME HORSE MO "lo TttiMK It) DENIER EMCM HEARD OF The SKATfe -. ????*? | Yoho 1 f 1 i | yoho r Copyright. 1924^ by, King Fcoturco Syndicate. Inc | BRINGING UP FATHER . u/taru. Drawn for The Omaha Be. by McM.nu. (Copyright 19241 NOV/ • DO TOO THINK TOO CAN RON A CAR? I'M CONN A POT TOO To The TE.*bT TOOAT RCME.M&ER "OAPETT \cor J _ u UOO< OUT NOW-TWi^t^ A OahOEROU^J CRCablN • THERE A MAH OH THE TRAvCk \ *>Efc him wow: VOU Mff V-MM • I KNOW IT • THKT wuz. - \ KNOW ►A'M WELL: I s !■ '1 r* ''"*•■ -— c 1*24 »y Iht l rttnmt St.wtM. In^ JERRY ON THE JOB that makes a difference «*»*» for Th* Omaha by Hoban (Copyright If24) I ll Ijjlr uv ott 'that oust >4 |!'|/ D\STuBBee «4uo Scoot V ;■ ! / Outside •= vTw=aeS' A Gb-it 1~v j i OUT THEBE THAT MStfT UJAMrj 7 we Su\t Cast -■£ CaES'ET?. 3 ^ /oASQAQE'y! Caqr\eo 1 hyy me? e Birr 'mhatt 'me \ ’ \OEA CP- 'K«0 GlN? ) 'To CA&RV OW?/ ^Su>t Case *?J H'SEE OMUV 1 I 'WEIL tt? A. 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BUT ID /.j RATHER ^ HERE Let's ae.f \ let s send Boggs tRNlt ' and hou-SToa* a LOUIE AMD \ WIRE TteLL.KG CM HAU& a c,AME we Got summer OF BRIDGE-- I RULES MERE — I DOM T FCEL A~~ LIKE PL ATlUG/ Golf tDav. jOMEHO^ [ 6066S AMD I TheT , Good ro mF j l LIKE IT '—7' S M LOVALj / TdU'EM TCUneMT ( That's .t ^ AIW r ^ r TELL '6m 0OTH6RCO " VJE. ABE BY THK ,5*,, MAY.^6 I^oPP.mG c^tBKCK ^t/MMbR 0^ CoCO^ Ui/P'Rfit rules- WWTS HM/1V6 LOTS lA/t AT HER. AAA'LOAY 0p FL/Wy Perfect r~\y~.~- y f l -_ <•«•**4«kt IM4 N V friUn Im . Fremont county. Wyoming, to home stead entry. Kx service men are •.riven u 91 day preference for filing .•■ginning March lo after which the I unappropriated tracts will be opened to the general public. The land is situated near Dry Creek and is generally broken and mountainous. No water will be avail able for irrigation purposes from the Riverton reclamation project it was explained. Bee Want AOs ;’roriuce Results. Apostrophe “S"-th« sign o» pos session! 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