The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1920, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920. PAGE 13 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS py Jost AMmvTe foo Ano Vit StE ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS : by Olive Roberts Barton t THE MONSTER IN THE MAPLE THEN the twins saw a funny little} The wood | roand hole away up in the maple) and soft a tree, their magical green shoes r Only helped them to climb up, buts Made them emalier and smaller until hey were able to craw! inside. | the hole fell out and the twins would If they had expected to find thelr | have too, only they held on Tunaway monkey, they were disap: | desperately with their hands to the Painted, but the magical mushroom | sides. I their green shoes fell had told them Jocko could never get | with the inside the tree into a hole so sma The place was| which was a good thing, in a way You Have to Have Two to Give One Away— 3 —By ALLMAN ‘Tom, THERE'S A PooR MAN our | 77 HERE AND HE WON T TAKE HONEY GU'T HE WANTS A SUIT OF OLD CLOTHES - WHAT CAN You OW THAT, WOLD BE Fie Tom! I'm so AMKIOUS To Do SomeTHING FoR “THE PvoR man ‘ThE Poor FrLLow, Bur | Cady” Gwe HIM This- ITS THe ONLY ONG “TOM HAS © I'LL ASK Tom ie We HAS ANYTHING — 1) 43 lind ¢ a | LADY, HAVE. You |S OLD CLOMES £ BUT, He'LL HAVE, Yo Leave THE —| sur HE TAKES oFF SO THAT You CAN Give me? —— 7 WELL, | CAN GNE him THis Suir t WAVE ON 4 the welg at once | WANT To TEACH PETER A LESSON - SO I'VE LEFT HIM-HE WILL BE SORRY WHEN : E FINDS the twins had expected to find their runaway monkey in the funny : | MY eNOTE little, round bole in the maple tree, they were disappointed ~ } Quite deserted: evidently some wood: |for the children stopped growing at Deckers had made a nest there one | once. ume. | But how could they ever get them? Suddenly there was a scratching, | The inside of the tree was as dark as scuffing noise down in the tree be-/a coal pit, and down below was some low them, and Nancy and Nick Jook-|awful mongter. They could hear it ed at each other in alarm. muttering and scolding. They held “Retter wish ourselves big agnin,”| their breath and listened, And this waid Nick quickly, forgetting that|is what they b a they were in a birdhouse. Nancy| “Now then! All my work for noth. nodded. jing! More olf wood down in my And in an instant they wero swell: | clean bed and me just thru cleaning i ing up larger and larger, and if|Just as sure as my name's Samantha | 4 they'd kept on! Well—! But some-| Squirrel I'll move tomorrow thing happened! | (Copyright, 19: KE. Wan of Buvina A New Ousters —By BLOSSER’ y Ty IM Ave CMON AN! Got ANY ONSTERS] VES- AnD] well, t WANT WE DONT SELL 2 was Billy Mink’s Surprise. VuIN« Nou Dol MAD ONSTERS T'DAY, OTUER FISH Too, WO POUNDS = )/ OYSTERS BY THE oF BY nme w. ae a Go T TW STORE Aow, AISTER BATES ? IF You Live! POUND, TONY = WE A COUPLA (Copyright, 1920, by T. W. Burgess) | SELL TUEM BY THE 54 Bur MINK opened his eyes. At that opening out of deors. He could | first he couldn't think where he | tell by the smell that those rats had Was. Everything about him was! gone out and not come k Strange. Then ail in a flash it came It looks ay if my g him where he wag He was in a had run away rk corner of the haymow in the Dig barn where the rats lived Billy yawned, then he stretched first one leg, then another. He yawned again, stretched some more, ) then lay quiet for a few minutes b trying to decide whether to take an We «other nap or hunt those rats again. “I may as well learn al! about this barn while I am here,” thought | Bily. “One never knows when euch | knowledge may com« in handy. Re- ) sides, IT want to find out where al! these rats live. How they did squeal Bnd squeak when they discovered me! “Billy chuckled at the memory “It is great fun to hunt them.” Billy lazily got to his feet and arched his back, which was one wa | Of stretching. Then he started out | to explore the big barn. Of course he didn’t go tar before he emeiied a Fat. That is to say, he smelled the | scent left by the feet of a rat. Right | E away Dilly forgot everything Ses the then he began to explore the barn | fun of hunting, the game of hide-and- |!" earnest. There wasn't a hole or| seek, in which death was the price | revice or cranny in it that he didn’t | | of being caught. He started out | Poke his nose into. There wasn't a/ along the trail-of that rat. By and|f@t fest there that he didn’t find. | by, way down under some boxes, he | But not a glimpse of a single rat did) to a nest, It was made of old | he get, nor the squeak of @ single rs, torn paper, and other bits of |Volce did he hear. There wasn't « eubbish. Billy didn’t knock to find|Tat in the barn! When he had gone Put if any one was at home. No, \to sleep there had been many. Hoe ‘Indeed: Billy didn’t knock. He just had heard them squeaking all about popped his head right in. He ex-|§m. Do you wonder that he was pected to find some babies at home, | Surprised? if nd one else, because he knew that| _ —- | there are babies most of the time in| Next story: Billy Mink Hunts in | the home of a rat. | Vain. | | } NaRos? ie . oie AWAY - WE'RE. GONNA WANE OYSTERS W a DAIL } Too wm. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES “It looks as tho my fyture dinners had run away,” muttered Billy, | THE ITALIAN ARE SENDING HER TEACHERS ARE To ITALY To . SO WONDERFUL! 1 STUDY WISH SHE WAS IN ITALY Now! SINGING IN THE NEXT oon! DID you EVER HEAR SUCH en tat A VOICE ? a i Right then Billy got his first sur-| i ie ka Prise. Th it ty! Yes, . "empty. There had been | FAOlland Considers sir. it was empty. There b ) babies there, as his nose told him + but they had beon carried away Wilhelm Surrender Billy hunted about @ bit until he| THE HAGUE, Jan. 19.—Dr. J. .1 found the trail leading away from|Ruya de Werenbrouck, the Dutch | the nest. This he followed. It led| premier, has had a long conference | | down stairs to a hole in the barn|with Foreign Minister Karenteek,| floor, thru this to the ground and | presumably over the allied note de- straight to an opening which led manding extradition of the former out of doors. . kaiser, it was reported today. “Huh! muttered Billy, “This is| The Dutch officials, it was sald queer.” He ran about a bit, and it | agreed to make representation didn’t take him long to discover that | former kaiser, ruggesting he racks leading to' surrender voluntarily to the ailies. OTTO AUTO “By AHERN " 4 D JREETIGS AFRICA fal’ OSTRICH + How's TH WELL HOW - GOME DISAPPEARING AN THERE You ARE = SOMEDAN You RE GONNA oawtet + NICE CROP OF WATS You'VE ACT + SOMETHING LIKE SUGAR, FORGET YOURSELF OM’ WALK OFF WiTTHOUT You ‘us YOUR HEADPIECE PROM “TH’ HOLE, AM? “TMEM GOT “THERE + SUPPOSE You KEE? 't: 4 i PERTHERS, OM? You. HAVE @ MEAN TIME Looree om eatw e r Fr = | ° | " F te we Im fia: “aaTnRd : Es | loompany. 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