The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1919, Page 13

Peter Pipers esidential Puzzles BY CAPTAIN EK. R. HIGGINS Whereis THE S UNDERNEATH Tue WATER PIPE ThaTs| WASH STAND~ Come LeaqinG P yb I'LL Show You Y a OW, TOM, WHERE IS 1 SAID, Dow’ pump Iola cee Your ~oW-Ho Hoo WA-HA-HA ~ He-weApD! BE CAeerFvL NOW AND Don't? BUMP Your WEAD-— “THATS RIGHT ~ STAND There AND LAUGH wheal | HEAGIN KNOCKED MY BRAKIS our! Ve Wuat OID You sayP WEDLOCKED— IVE GOT TO GO WTO Youe CELLAR. Who will be the next president of the United States? ‘This new kind of arithmetic may help you find out. This is one of twelve possibilities named by experts. | 2 To learn his Wime by our new method, ‘spell out the names of the Various objects pictured here, and add and subtract them as the plus and minus signs tell you to do. | READ IT AND BEAT (Tv PETER HIM- HE ISN'T TO READ YOur. BLAME FOR TH’ HIGH GAS METER ‘Thijs man was born in Sacramento, Cal, September 2. 1866. THe has dee: governor of California and its representative in the United States ") He is a lawyer and was one of Theodore Roosevelt's closest friends most ardent supporters ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. WILL + SIAM-S - WILLIAM G+RIBBS-R= GIBBS (& a oe (The answer to today’s puzzle will be found in our next issue.) BY THORNTON W. BURGESS According to Mr. Hoover, He's Right. (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) Surrounded by Enemies BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) MEADOW MOUSE had by enemies, and if I don't watch WAY, THE NERY IGA = ‘THE \DBA! T NeWER SAW SUCH EXTRAVAGANCE = To BAT BOTH BUTTER AND JEL w<TUT AWT BCONOMN | IT 1S BATRAUAGANCE = TMAT'S) ( NO SUCH THING - BCONOMY « eotagipe OU, NES TiS <~ TW SAME PIECE OF BREAD DOES FoR (golp) BIDE JuMBo, HON? GEE ITS D learned this by hard experience. , Whenever he makes a mistake, he wastes no time regretting that , Dut neither Goes he forget | He tucks it away in his memory, go that he never will do the same again, and then he puts his thing “Wi's to work to get him out of the | | trouble his mistake has got him into. out, there won't be any Danny Meadow Mouse. I had no busi ness to come over here to the Smiling Pool, but here Iam. I got myself into this trouble, and now I've got to get myself out of it. Nobody else can or will. If a fellow didn’t | have to eat, things would be easter.) | 1 could stay right here until I could ON YouR BREAD aT As he peeped out of the hole in the | far bank of the Smiling Pool, where YEH, WE KEPT CHICKENS WHEN I WAS A Boy! WE HAD A NAME FoR Do You REMEMBER TH NAME oF THIS CHICKEN? OLD Tirtes! GUESS TL T _ of trouble this time,” thought | be sure of a mfe trip home. But goodness knows when that time will come, and I'm hungry this very | minute.” ny sighed, but he| ‘Then, as once more he caught a k care that that sigh couldn't be| glimpse of Billy Mink, a dreadful 4 more than an inch away. It | thought came to him, Bly Mink ‘was a very gentle sigh, a very gentle might take it into his head to come | sigh, indeed, but in it were expreswed over on that bank of the Smiling | pil Danny's feelings—fear, worry and Pool and peep into all the holes vain regret. there, a way he has of doing. “He “I certainly have got myself into | would surely find me then,” thought heap of trouble this time,” thought | Dani ‘and that would be the end “I'm surrounded by enemies. | of I don't dare go, and I don't ; I'm simply surrounded | dare stay. Whatever shall I do?" d sy 10? WdAND. IMPOSSIGLE, BUT HOWEVER LET U3 T WUZ T A MASQUE HOP LAST MIGHT AN CUM T ME, WHY HOT WEAR THIS STEEL SUIT jb To BAT AGAIN - THAT'S QurTe AN ATTRACTIVE SUIT You'RE WEARING CONSTABLE Smile without embarrassment Do You Know That dentistry is comparatively a new science in for- eign counter That during the Boer war a certain American subject, fighting with the British forces, was known as “Gold Tooth”? That the gold-toothed individual elicited much curiosity on the part of the people of bi locality who had heretofore never seen a gold tooth? GEORGE WEAVER SHOWS THAT |Centralia Hunter | HE IS FIGHTING PLAYER | cyrnsMilled by Gun BY ROSS TENEY | Shultz, 19, of Tenino, accidentally | | (Written for the United Press) shot and killed himself Monday while | Can’t you appreciate the fact that you are now ff) oixcinn, ae gad amg = jhunting near here. Shultz was living in the twentieth century and in the United they are hopeléss and heartless after | jhunting with th ompanions ‘ rs when one of the @ ed youths States—the best land on earth? That right here in their quadruple trimming, the White Re ne re peg tried Seattle are the best of the dental profession, ready a Sl al eH tei offered to carry his shotgun. He be: | and anxious to serve you? If you lived anywhere |I|\\eu‘tamc Mt Mahe gan pulling the gun towards hin, | else there se be re poe for you neglecting your Day after day, thruout the trying | mune fret. Tass teeth—-but here—and the examination is free. Get an charged. The load entered his series, Weaver has done his work | stomach. | estimate on your work today. and smiled. In sp! the certain rine ee DON'T | fate that cloned in y about the | " | | hopes of the Sox, Weaver smiled and bland dS Sox, W r smiled | SAY ECZEMA Can't Be Cured! 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VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at $.E. Corner First and Pike. Phone Main 2553 One by one his mates gave up in a) |manner that was apparent to those | who followed the games, Weaver continued to grin and fought the | harder, be hea The Reds have beaten the spirit|’ germ = land fight out of the Sox-—all but! $S'cranotene, Beye i, Weaver, Buck's spirit s untouched. | His flag is still up. And when the] Sox go down in the final game |the baseball gods apparently TRUSS TORTURE a8|Can be eliminated by wearing the have|Lundberg Rupture Support, We willed they must—Buck will go with |Bive free trial to prove Ite superiar: them, but his smile won't fade. And : A. LUNDBERG Co, he'll die fighting just as he has, g20) Third Ave Seattle,