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(Cotinued from page 9) n- from all ¢ver Canada and the Uni- ted States sent tributes of esteem | iS ELL A CINDERS--In The Dark . : y : SELECTION of BEST STRIPS for TIMES and the family was alse the recip | nt of many telegrams of heart fe Fa Es auus : sompatiy. The a Soran A LADY HERE I I THE LIGHTS WENT i of which the late Mrs. rphy ' 3 i \ He Interaated. the Children's Aid ||® . SIR , WHO SAY ; HER --HER! y SHE 1S , ; THAT IN COMING TO i Got Chas, the women's | r* le rerious | | bm oxs BART eRe, Guild of St. George's Church, the |B 6 SopRaNO. dij | ino. A In fOr Oshawa Red Cross, the Hospital 3 C vid - iit y Br pT LA SOER Auxiliary, the Hospital Board, each | |E : E Bi I ( A | Las So ' sent floral tributes. sa RT i I Highly respected and close friends | |i Bo : fl ) " of the late. Mrs Merphy aciea as! pall bearers. They were Messrs. | |E R. C. Babbitt, of Toronto, J. P {|i Owens, of Toronto, . Col. Frank Chappell, R. S Cassels, Toronto, H. I*. Schell, W. R. Geikie, all of Osh- awa PEOPLE TERRIFIED BY TERRIFIC BLAST Karisas Wowpsdo Plant is De- | (2 molished By Explosion-- | People Flee Homes | Coffeyville, Kansas, Nov. 18-- |! ' : ee Fleeing as before an invading army, | |B [THE HATS ALL RIGHT- BY SOLU = 5 BE with only a few clothes and house- | [E Mee ITS YOU THAT DON'T LUCKY IF MAGGIE E OW hold goods hastily assembled, farm- ; ar vi : LOOK GOOD: (OU'RE Eo ~N ers for miles around and residents . - . CONG TO WEAR IT - Lor of the little town of Jefferson, 11 ||& I'M SICK OF SEEING miles northwest of here, left their [1B NOU IN THAT HIGH llomes today ahead of a terrific ! HAT- YOU LOOK blast which wrecked the plant of | |B . ' \ LIKE A HACK the Independent Torpedo Company | | i \ ~ Doc)? - a and shook the country for 30 miles | |k A AD i. DRIVER around. 4 { Ry ~ Forewarned of the impending ex- ! < plosion at the plant, a mile south of | |E Jefferson, school was dismissed |!g cuickly and children and residents | fled by motor car, truck and on foot to the country north of the town. iH Meanwhile, farmers, warned by tele- ' |k phone, began a general exodus for | |{ places of safety far from the scene. There were no casualties, The blast of 380 quarts of nitro- | glycerine came nearly an hour after | the plant had taken fire, due to the ! breaking down of an engine and the | resultant explosion of a nitrator. Towns and cities as far as Par- sons, Kansas, 32 miles northeast of Jefferson, felt the shock. Houses nee - . a " ad and buildings in Coffeyville and In- | |B «chit f I I denendenes, each about 11 miles | # 4 MUCH SMALLER AND WITHOUT THE CHARACTERISTIC LONG ! away, & BEGINNING OF THE 20 § di a MoE RRL : cH F YO Y: ug sosidents op Chertyvals, ' u LIT THE BEGG OF THE 20 HECK OF 17% LARGER BROTHER, THE OKAR 15 ABOUT 4 FEET 20 iles morth: it, sh from of ) " DAE thes ons Ton a en | | fl CEMTURY. THE GIRAFFE viAS THE ONLY * 1HE SHOULDERS, TS BODY IS RED-BROWN ANDITS torpedo plant were wrecked and the ) *GIRAFFIDAE" TOMMY. \ th otmaniing®h | 7 LEGS CREAMY-WHITE BOLDLY STRIPED WITH BLACK. The seven frame buildings of the 2 i J KNOWN MEMBER OF ITS FAMILY, THE fire spread about. 7 -- TIME TABLES | 3 a Bo! 4 1S L190, SIRHARRY 1. JOHNSON AN ENGLISH WV hithe Debs, Bowiarrllic x NATURALIST AND EXPLORER LEARNED FROM THE BUS LINE 3 2 = NATIVES OF THE CONGO VALLEY IN AFRICA.OF THE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE ol de EXISTENCE OF AN AWIMAL CALLED THE OIKAP! WHICH Loa © Noung Wea 11> E-- TAS UNKNOWN TO CIVILIZED MAN. A SKIN AND TWO Arrive | Bowman. Oshawa Whitby Hospital | jouman. uv Wail | | NIN " SKULLS OF THIS ANIMAL WERE SECURED ARID SENT T0 7.20 a.m, 8.10 a.m. 8.25 1015 a.m, 11.00 am, 1l. : 2 4 5 EHGLAHD FOR IDENTIFICATION. JT WAS DECLARED TO *I30 am. *210pm. 12. . 1240p.m. | 18 : RT = pr : ou 120 pm. 200mm, 2.20pm Pa -' BE A HEAR RELATIVE OF THE GIRAFFE, THOUGH 2.25 p.m, 3.00 p.m. : .m, *4.10 p.m, 25 p.m, 4.35 p.m. 4.20 p.m. 5.10 p.m, *5.40 pom, *6.15 p.m. X .m, 6.45 p.m 7.00 p.u1, 7.40 p.m. *8.35 p.m, *9.10 p.m. , .m, 9.40 p.m. 10.10 p.m. 10.50 p.m. 11.30 p.m. Leave Hospital -30 a,m. .30 a.m. .05 a.m. | | fog a MY POP Peo \ \/ NOUR FATHER ay 1pm, 'Elipm ohm Ziobm || A hdmi | ® OSB AN f- \ bis nm. Arr S00pm. CC BANANA PEEL CAXE A SOAP BABY: 6.05 p.m. 40 p.m. 3 AN' THEY HADDA IN THE BATH TUB Zz MY En ; 6.45 p.m, ohm. {3b 00 p.m, | | 2 i" . SEND 'M ROME? AN' WE HADDA SEND : " pop BUEN: SAY 9.40 p.m. ,50 p.m. joo bam, / ks ny Time marked * are through busses to Whitby Hospital SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Going West 4.35 p.m. Leave B owman 10.00 a,m, 12.25 pak A 2.25 p.m, 5.45 pm. 7.45 pam. 9.45 p.m. Leave Whithy 1.00 a.m, 1.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 4.45 p.m. : 6.45 p.m. .00 p.m. .35 p.m, 2 Z . 5.45 pan, p.m, X rey 8 . ' @22r NY TRIBUNE - INC 10.45 pam. +45 p.m, 4 = re -- el a ---- al Busses For Reasgnable Rates and Careful Drivers T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR Bowman Phone 412 Ones Waklng Hoo 5 pte swt |i§ TILLIE THE TOILER--I{ Was All a Mistake | ~--By Russ Westover - --. - a So ~------ rr we ba rg ee = te hands - LE & i = i. " Lar ---- TERE A Ei CHR. TIME TABLE -, . ' - pers py . CYS) S JUST DON'T CRMy, T1iitT i rR L 4 2 AHATS ) § DO -Hoo- BUBBLE i a a ay. A CAATY odaneiy OR e | RS REST THI AC \ THE i} Rang ME UP AND SAID | ya rie 402 oy] PET Ji Eastbound Trains / : MATTER |i | YOU "SERRE ADANA HAVE {ONE RUNUOTE Dang] Ire OW 1 8.23 a.m.--Dail * ay. ! 4 : i ! 7B nam PARTY vai THOUT M a Apt Boma ES WAS Daily y z y/ TILE Z $ _ = AA Barty HTHOUT LL Cas NRA --Datly. Z : : o)) 7013 MOT 1AUCH. NY F ro -! ' Liv viouLD BE A x TZ Roath TELOS, Wi THOU P Jy / [sym - HOREST ) iY oLLD ily except Sunday. 12.09 a.m.--Daily. 12.25 a.m.~Daily. 7.27 p.m,--Dail, 4.37 pan. --~Daiy. 8.45 p.m --Daily C. P. RO TIME TABLE Eastoounod Trains 30.07 a m.~-Dailye 2.05 p.m.~Daily. . 3.403 p.m.~-Doviy exeepf Sunday 11.10 p.m. -- Daily. 01-59 Tl 2. axl ane AT i I LOBE REO