The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1920, Page 13

a < o~ c= tt THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDA JANUARY 10, 1920. i PAGE 13 ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Olivia Makes Her First Leap Year Leap— —By ALLMAN , i} FELLOW ‘THAT TAKES TICKETS AT THE WAYS Ha STAWOUiG|| 1 HOPE 1 OIOA?T |) IM SOREN BUT I MODEL PICTURE SHOW? weLL,I'Ve OBEN f Tutre Now! ML || Kea? You ACCEPT YOUR OFFER i ITH HIM FoR NEARLY A YEAR ~ y ~, LONG “et [sterPed PTO Kim "We omen MONT (j WAG OF MARMAGE! ANO PROPOSED To Him~ I'M GeING TO — Meet Him TONIGHT BY THe MY wife wor “That's vot me at all,” grinned Sammy Snake, “That's only my skin! 1 shed it every year!” WEDLOCKED Something was wrong down on the;and flew up on the erooked fence road. First, Tillie Toad, whe was go-{ "By! I've just had @ fright,” she —By LEO ing to visit her cousin, gave an awful! fluttered. “Sam Snake le down by | Suppose . | if | it croak and disappeared into the| the mud hole, lying there right in ‘Ou GeT } yA, : a) it i | bushes ax fast aa she could hop. the road as bold aa ean be. I'm £0 Yo BED AT & REASON-} a | AR. TH’ GROUNI | f ners 1 i | Next Chucky Chicken, on his way|ing to get Don, the big dog.” And to the sour milk trough by the pig | away she flew sty, gave a squeal and came running} Sure enough, In a few minutes dack te his mother along trotted Don, and after him| Then Bill Blackbird, looking for | hopped Tillie, Chuck, Bil! and Sally. crickets, suddeniy went “Chk! Chk!"| They went right up to where Sam | in hin rustiest voles, and wave such a| lay | Jerk to his tail he nearly turned a| Don stepped on the make'’s tail somersault before he could gather | with a great heavy foot and barked. up his wits enough to My away jbut Bam never moved. Then Don Yes, something was wrong! nosed along his back and showed || | Nancy and Nick as usual went out | his big teeth, but still Sam never|| | | | ~ Wit ABLE HOUR EVERY | a { ‘ ! Vy \ i NIGHT, MY SON ? | i sac Peed ih 8 ¢ / . Hy f v looking for Jocka, their lost_monkey, | moved, | you know, And they were’down in| All of a sudden someone laughed the berry patoh with their green | and everybody turned ground, There shoes on, when Tillie and Chucky /|in the diteh lay the real Bam Snake and Rill got seared enjoying the joke. “What's wrong?” they called, but} “Ha, ha! That's not me at all! |] | everyone was too busy to answer. he grinned. “It's only my skin! JI | “Wait and see!” said the magic|shed it every year.” And he atid|| | mushroom in Nancy's pocket. | away, still IAughing, into the bushes. Sally Sparrow came along then! (Copyright, 1920, N. B. A) You WANTED ME To of OU, YES, You Do KNOW = WELP You with Yous 4. Now THING » FINE LESSONS’ DIDN'T You 2? = WELL, UAT IS IT FEATUERS NANE- FINE FEATHERS DONT KNOW = TuUTS Too JT BEGINS WiTy THE “A Den of Robbers LETTER 'B’. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1920, by T. W. Burgess) r plore the big barn in the farm | know, ls another name for stealing. he had determined to) Now, those robbers had lived in & while he didn’t know that he| that big barn so jong that they had ing & den of robbers. But/ come to look on it as belonging to ig fust what he was doing. Yes,/them. They knew every nook and) + that i@ just what he was doing. | corner and cranny in it and under it. ‘The farmer who owned {t had tried | hla best to drive them away, But| | those robber rats simply laughed at al his efforts. They were smart. Oh, yes, indeed; they were smart. Robbers often are quite as smart as honest people, They were too smart | for that farmer. | All those rate belonged to the Brown Rat tribe. Not that they were all brown, The fact is, the old or Ones were quite gray, But that was because they were old and had srown gray with @ge. | Not all rate are bad. Thére are Brushtail the Wood Rat and Miser | the Trade Rat and their families. | | They are honest and respected by | their neighbors. But all the Brown Rat tribe are outcasts, despised by all the little people of the Green They become robbers as soen as | Meadows and the Green Forest, and) they can run about. hated by man. There is no food in | them. ‘They become robbers as soon You see, that barn was the home of |as they ean run about, and they re- ever and ever so many of the tribe/main robbers as long as they live. | of Robber the Rat. and each one of| There is not an honest hair on one) them, big and little, was a robber./of them, They hate the sunlight, for | —_——-—-—~ | their deeds are deeds of garkness. 112 Milli They are savage | jons | But, with all thia, they are elever; lwery clever, indeed. They are so used last year~ |clever that In spite of all man's ef | forts to kill them, their tribe has/jn to KILL COLDS | creased until it is probably the lare-| © lest tribe of little people who wear! UILL'S fur in all the world, excepting the Mouse tribe. | ININ | The farmer who owned that barn CASCARA had wet traps of many kinds, but the KEEPING UP WITH THE JON. GOSH JULI DONT RNG 1 WONDER IP Its FHICK ENOUGH TO SKATE ON? By POP MOMAND | wise old leader of the rats had found each trap and warned all his rela-| tives. The farmer had tried to pol- |son them, but somehow their wise | Standard cold remedy for 29 years oid lender always knew where the ie tablet icrmetale, wasn 3g | DOOM was and warned them against | ce Hy TE EY it. A cat had been brought to catch | Money back fails. |them, but the tough old fighters genuine por he site| among the rats had driven that cat | ig BS 4 | out, At All Deng Stores) | So the rats had increased, and, the} greater the numbers, the more they | OTTO AUTO |stole. They gnawed holes wherever They sot into the farmer's house and! _ “ THESE ARABS FIGURE « eeWP Yow. WORKS GEWED UP AS HORSE mal did great damage there. In the spring they had killed young chick ena in the henhouse, They atole| Dr. Van Vleck Found exes. In fact, these robbers did| Genuine Relief, Which | avout as wey Bleased, and the big | . barn was their den, | Is Healing Thousands san . ,. _.| Next story: A Robber Meeting. | Send Postal for Dollar Trial| —— - | FREE Nothing beats a good wife—except | bad hushand | suffering from Piles unlimited offer: Send | FREETO | jethed That Am: mension ot Without Discomfort” i tees 96 Time, Hands Over $50 BOOZE HOUNDS LICK Realty Men Will Says Moonshiner pon lie yalgciayetdlg ade to Dude Bandit UP PERFUMERIES Meet January 12 Had Still in Hotel fry 1¢ at our exp A well-dressed bandit robbed J,|_ SPRINGFIELD, Masa, Jan. oe CALDWELL, Idaho, Jan, 10] Police raided a reom in the Grand eth, Veet open 1-| Dench, 1021 Sixth ave., of $50 at Val-| Dandelions instead of being Uy fred W. -Gewmen, grastient of the 6, °F ley wt, and Taylor ave, at 11:60 p. m,|frem lawns next spring will be care: t it is present « x J t Portland Reatty board, and EB. B, aethrn yo tree | Friday The robber used an auto. |fiully nurtured. aygpapseyy Rahage = Arthaud of Hoquiam, Wash will o : . ° the vi © oO 19, now being sam- 5 . j trfal, of our method, Ne matter in|matic revolver peerage vk Be ig tlbyee: be the principal speakers before tho} district meeting of the Interstate Ke: | fy | whet climes live, | R, C. McLaughlin, 049 W. Ewing | pled, is declared by connolsseurs to pont 5 estes ea/ tad esata deleasaeh nara bd ual virtues, ani aaeman | vont of wartime pro-|Aity association here January 12. | td has boomed|The district embraces Washington, | ngfield ha Oregon, Montana, Idaho and British , & still operated by six Filipinos. Henry Sol, James Makuan, Manual F, Vares, William Threewlt, K. | Kalualau and Henry Lonokaku were arrested, together with Joe Hainie, Union hotel, on Yesler way, across) who ig said to have been in the fram the police station, ¢arly Satur-| room, The still was brought to cen- day morning and say they discovered | tral station, Red Cross Alchem Please send all Magazines, pers, etc., to the Salvage ur # Ba na, Our math. | st, was robbed of $2 by two haldups| Poxsess un relieve you promptly. at Sixth ave. and W, Ewing st,| Strict en ment, We want every Pelt cially want to send it to| shortly after midnight. After hold-| hibition in . ve able thing of any value which rmy, spent 40 yea ing McLaughlin up they told him he| tbe yale of high priced perfumery bare Seine s rote c antet inne ak. So Craig. his now world-famous sped pa taat| was the wrong man, explaining they |¥rem the standpeint of kick, per|Columbia. 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