The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1920, Page 13

— — a we ULE Phe gad _ mings, | re fen, “Perhaps it's a wairys,” bejand out came a great creatureg THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1920. POINGS OF THE DUFFS WELL, OLMIA, You Dont Now, Don*y TRY ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Olivia Takes TLL 8eT You Won"r New Hope Weir, | Guess THe WN Sone. BuT A Fee HAS , 50ING out! Olive Roberts Barton seem “To BE MAKING ry LU a PRactice 1S KIND OF | HEAR OF A DOZEN | HUH, Look | | SOING OUT: To WAVE PROTECTION Much WEAOWAY WITH | Qocw oF THIS PVING OUT AWYWAY | LEAP YEAR PRoPosALs| AT THe AGAINST WESE LeapYear ALL YEAw ~ EARMUFFS OW IT ISN'T PROPUSALS NOWADAYS - |Your LeapyYeaR Leap YeaR STUNT Pa OPPORTUNITIES ANN WAY = 7 Y Pints Sgt an COLD OUT, WILBUR / : 1 eas ! ASK °@M ‘ | te “Well, it moos, doesn’t it?” laughed Nancy, “I wasn’t so fae wrong.” “Sh! There's something moving be-| Nancy ose things that atick hind those trees,” said Nancy down are only their teeth, They eat! “Perhaps it's Jocko,” said Nick, ice, you know, and there's no ior Jooking hard where Nancy pointed,|here now, They'd starve to death.” | Annie Leaves Peter Again zg? Ts ITs Me it | CAME TO TOOAY 1S PAYDAY] | GouLy- I'm 4 ! THOUGHT | Was é 4 FOR PETER -wity| | MISERABLE - PES but seeing nothing Another serunching! J | MAKIN’ GOOD WITH) / “No, it isn't” ehe declared. “It's a| It was a very frightening sound Hoey LL RONEN Go |) WISH ANNIE] «fr 7 ‘y ; TAL THING: HER WHEN | Gane) / great big thing.” but the twins were brave, Resides 2 a WOULD COME , | \ whch BL HER MY WHOLE a For a tew minutes the twins were| they knew thelr green shoes could wn pe MONEY FROM HIM?! | Back To ME | 4 } 24 NIE Tt SALARY - THEN TA ee silent. Even the magical mushroom | run very fast—faster than anything Dy je on tea. © ‘| eee. SHE LEFT ME RY, Tee in Nancy's pocket had nothing to|And they were curious, #0 they DEAR. On, DEAR | “FS 7 > AGAIN- s——T- Yo. cue say and the green shoes could not| stayed. s REE / Dace! - talk, of course, The woods were Yery quiet with just a few faint | N eh.cpings and rustlings and hum. | se 1} Jt “T ues it's a moose,” whispered | ney in a tone that seemed to} {t, “Moose have horns, bar-| of them.” Suddenty fhe “something moved} “Let's climb a tree and find out.” again with a great secrunching. | sted Nick “Maybe it's a tiger!” whis up they scrambled, just as easy | Nick fearfully Custard. The green shoes No, it isn't,” scoffed Nancy “It n't think any more of going up hasn't any stripes. I can see its’ a tree than you do of playing tag side” | They were just in time, for with Nick thought of a picture he had) m hings the bushes parted aVentured }called—Spotty Cow ] “No, it's got horns!" said Na Oh, how the twins laughed at the “There! Don't you | “Well,” persisted Ni Have mustaches, anyway, anc thi stick down.” 7 ih! Don't talk so loud.” warned! sWell, it moos, doesn't it?! ished Nancy. “I wasn't so far! That Wedd Choice NES~ AND PERHAPS} 9 WELL- WUBRE oN (YES, T HAVE TAMEN) DOGS FARBANKS- ATL |] EARTH WAVE YoU'HEEN |] ON A BIT = SovTo —=—.,| | THESE YEARS, Joun 7 I BECOMES ME, DONT Nou Matter of SAN, MISTER ~ COULD You 62ow WHISMERS 2 WELLe IF HERE DOESNT “w|| Do BELIEVE Youre TWINK ? THOSE COME OLD JOUNNY Your. poys? BELGRAVE ! BY THORNTON W. RURGESS (Copyright, 1920, by T. W. Burgess) FTER the rats left the big barn It was the very night after the fire Billy Mink found it less easy to; which the rats had star the get plenty to cat. There were mice back shed of the farmhouse that in the big barn, and for several days | Billy made up his mind to have « Billy managed to catch enough of|chicken dinner. He slipped under these to keep from going hungry.| the henhouse and up thru a hole in But mice can get into places too| the corner which he already knew) smali for Billy to follow, and those|about, All the hens were roosting | | high, fast asleep, with their heads under their wings Had Reddy Fox been in Bil! | Mink’s place, he would have be j}#omewhat puraled as to how | should catch one of thone hens, But Billy waan't puzzled. Not a bit of It. | Pe see, Billy can climb almost like! a squirrel. Reddy Fox would have had to jump, and probabiy would have awakened and frightened the |whole flock. Hilly Mink simply | | climbed up to one of the roosts, tote | along it to the Nearest hen, and with | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES A Veru Wet Desert HURRY: LETS HERES Jone quick «nap of his stout tttie|| | TALK AGOUT TH YEP! TLL SET You SAVE Hitu pe oad that hen without even |] | SAHARA DESERT, || CouLDNT FIND A PULL Hitt i TH’ POOR SAVE Hint! SOMETHIN’ | Now, had Bilty’s cousin, Shadow | THIS Bure IS SOTTLE IF You ouT! Soren Ne Cobahalaadl “ack | FROZEN! HE OUGHTA HAVE \T! WENT THROUGH {T WITH A FINE |the Weasel, been in his place, he| | would have gone right on killing \ those hens from sheer love of killing f . : — . All the hens were roosting high. | Hut Billy Mink killed that hen deat j TOOTH COs: f Son ETHIN because he must hive something to | WAR IT that were left soon learned to keep|eqt and one hen was more than | out of his way. enough to furnish him a dinner. | ‘Then Billy's thoughts turned tothe | when he had finished his dinner, he hens in the henhouse.- He had not| went back to his snug bed under the) intended to kill any of those hens. | big woodplie | because he knew that as soon as he! or course, when the farmer came | did, the farmer who owned them | 510 +4 feed the hens in the morning. would hunt for him, and then he |?" itovewa what had happened. | would have to move on. He was 99/11, aian't know who had killed that | comfortably located that he was not | hon but ne knew that it must have anzious to Move on. But One must |ioon some one very small to have eat. and now that the rate had die | + into the henhouse. He hunted appeared and the mice had learned | icy untit ne found the hole in the to keep out of his way, Billy's! dirk corner. He knew that that hole thoughts turned tu those hen@. | had been made by a rat, and at first he thought it must have been rate R (that killed that hen, and this in-| ee jereased his anger, “sy Horlicks That afternoon he happened to RIGINA look out of the barn door toward the Ited ' woodpile and he was just in time to Malted M sae Safe ve « sim, brown form whisk out of “ae ap | sight under the wood. a Milk “Ha, hal’ exclaimed the farmer OTTO AUTO —By AHERN For Infants| “Now I know who tho.thief is. There T q invalids) ix a mink in that woodpile. He is C sume 1 doolt Lt vot Have | a LUKE YOURS, THERE WAS. «1 \the fellow who killed that hen last ( LAOH FOLLOWING ME Ail! Loonie ; ats, WEIGHT To HIS TALE Me Cooking (night. 1 think, Mr. Mink, we'll make AT ME LIKE AO T WA Lyin pauerer ~ % you pay for that hen with your Cn 10 course ‘ (on Wig ry \ si A Nutritious Diet for All Ages) brown coat.” \ ype , Ass, “oe Quick Lunch at Home“or Office ~ | oN ey wo &t Next story: The Farmer Guesses yea fog - Aveid imitations and Substitetes| in. Truth. sie : . ; es ; z SR) “I Will Not Live in Debt - Another Day!” You needn’t. A loan with us will pay your | Double Tracking |Arguing New Point | Will Jail Owners {Moffitt Is Held _|Stiff Collar Cause | Comes Up Monday _in Idaho Red Case and Not the Dogs) as N. Y. Swindler| of a Broken Neck 1] SAN Cal, Jan, 24.—William! LONDON, Jan, 24—William Bos-! worry, and make you a Double tracking of FE. Marginal] SAND POT Idaho, Jan. 24. MARIBTTA, ©., dan, 24.—(Unitec debts, sel you from y 4 work that has rn held up| phat acts alleged to have been'com: | Press.)—Impounding owners of dogs) H. Moffitt, alias William A Marvin, | well, Hackney Wick, broke his neck better workman. ral weeks by the public utili u + were | instead of the dogs themsely 60, was arrested here yesterday on ala few days ago trying to pull his mitted In Bonner county only were om 0, was arrested here yesterday on a} da ying pull Weekly or monthly payments arranged. nmittee of the city council, | epen decided on here by Sheritt| grand iarceny charge preferred in| nec fie aot deste y ; will ices Gal oe le iY lminsible aw evidence was the gom | 190 e vay $f mie R) necktie thru a freshly launder a 7 aken up by the 41 at its | ade ll Oberts as a cure for persor ©! Now York, Moffitt is sald to have ac A loan of $100.00 costs you $8.00 interest. meeting next Mopday afternoon. tention ra the detenes MatLad sha'adcal deg tiemnan a een ort ulead arith ratitions | collar, He slipped and struck a ¢ | As proposed the project contem oe vaue: a i With the advent of the new New York real » deals, He} sewitg nine: Our Requirements: far! dived | plates a double track on First ave. 8. | , ating the CEIAAL E berty isued tho usual warning |has been spe dts ey lavishly | —— mn rg If you are re; rly employed, from Spokane st. to B. Marginal way | *yndicalism law. " 4 lagninst failure buy dog tee. | here. opt: If You are honest and along B. Marginal way from| Judge Flynn excused the JUMPARE) gfany ines ignored the|"Cicmit has been engaget’ in vig| AAG MUNUONS a ‘ J \¥irst ave. 8. to Carleton way athorneys Ore ~~ } rts promulgated | veal estate deals here, He said his We will lend you. |improvement will give South Park| | The defense’s move came tees it Nome adjoins that of Charles sehwab Wed last year SONG REVIEWS - wi rty. residents better street car service and | Prise oe 4 aper to imprison |in New York, and that he fe “ iste You do not need to own property reser down the milenge feos pata; caso will not lage lore as was) 44°. Gunes tt Seamer Lie Gare ct ak hie tae hee Relay COLDS We MUBIO . No assignment of wages, no mortgage of Ito the Tacoma interurban line for | expected \than to feed and house the dogelneaity tealere’ association, MOTION PICTURES property required. common user rights on a portion of | ee as ie and then pay to have them killed, | BILLS WHILE YOU DANCE ita tracks in the south section of the nk | EVERY NIGHT "y ny ” | 4 | : } Loans Based on Charaeter and Earning Power. jest |He Became Frank; | JOHN ORTEGA, 19, ts doing nota} Few Men in England SCARA UININ as ; She Became Free |: cn cven charge by the police pend-| On account of the tremendduy lox CA so | ippi LONDON, Jan. 24-"You would |ing their investigation of his posses jof young men thru war and In | Shipping Broker Is lade like a sort of animated plece of |sion of $500 worth of war savings] influenza epidemic, it is estimated Sentenced to Cell furniture around the house with a| stamps alleged to have been stolen| that. at least 60 per cent of the Industrial BROMIDE \] | rhe Best Schoor of SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 24.—Fed-|taste for Seotch whisky and a)from Mike Petinaris of Nenana,|women of England must remain | 4 cold remedy for 20 years Dancing Instruction in Loan & Investment Co. eral Judge Rudkin y rday ae of going on long vacations on | Alaska, | single, | Branders form—sale, Sy. - the Ne ae D J tenced Lawrence A, MacBride short notice,” Erie Willlam Bow-| - sce aererenncteyoemes up a cold in connection. er ‘ Phone Main 4210. 421 Union St. broker, t ‘nan-Vaughan, wealthy diamond| Kentucky received its name from AL SERVICES for James | heed Fe ine ee classes, Mondays, a¢ | Francisco genuine box has @ top with Mr. Mill's picture. At All Deug Stores Fit and penitens| merchont, wrote to his wife, Helthe Choctaw Indian word, “kantuk,” | P nr, 64, Who died Friday at 4 was convicted ofjadded: ,I'm being frank for the ja mp s of plant, # say, while) Dewey place, will be held at ‘Jothers hold the name a corruption ot lit e Undertakimg pariors Sunday rnoon. wubject to interstate | firet timé since we were married. ! Bhe's single again. jthe words “cane” and “turkey, Seattle, Washington. bh