The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1920, Page 15

AY, DECEMBER 1, 1920. SEATTLE STAR * oo LY. * Cleland» Page 222 AN ARREST IN SEATTLE IN 1865 David? THE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OW.WoN'T ‘Tom BE SURPRSAD WHEN | PUT TMS ROAST ON “THE “TABLE FOR DaweR “TONIGWT! ILL HAVA SALAD AND EVERYTUING - We KNOWS! DON'T LiKe TO Cook AND I GvEss We “THINKS | DoT RwOW aA How - Tom Will Have to Make Good HELLO, HELOAL, SAY") SuUPPosa Yours OUT THERE SLANG AWAY WATH ALL “THAT Houseworm-WELL | wan You — | ‘TO STOP RIGHT HOW AND CBY DRESSED: 1 WAMT You AND DANAY TO Come TY Bows, AMO wee HAVE Lacon Dow ‘Town By ALLMAN WELL, Cad You BRAT THAT: Tus 18 “The Piksr Time You've NvITED US Down To OnmeR Wi Sik WEEKS AND 2d “Then You PKK OUT A MIGHT” THAT | Have A BIG ROAST FOR * DINNER-AnD | spew — IB esarath neh AL OMN PINS! 1 We'Le BE Down! | 47TXELL you a story A) crutches, story about first} “He kept a sharp lookout this came to Seattle? Now, that would | way and that to see if thingy had be pretty hard to do. You sea I) fone wrong tn any way while he first came to Seattle when T first | was tnid up. I was born “As he came near where I was standing he expied an staggering round the corner, irunk as a lord, and making a bit more noise than the Sheriff thought was proper. “So he swung himself along un- tf be could touch the drunken In dian's arm. when I came to this world here. “You, 60 years ago: and, of course, I have lots and lots o! memories. I think the funnine one ts about the Sheriff and an Indian. “I was abottt 5 or @ years olf when it but tt was funny then, and it seems just as| “ ‘Come along” he sald. ‘None funny now, that I look back on it /Of this! IU have to put you tn “In "65 we hadn't a great dea}| the Skookum House (ail.’ im the way of buildings, and the “But the Indian wouldn't mind, only “jail” was an olt caboose, | He was drunk and he was impu “We didn't have policemen | dent. standing around tn grand uni. “ "You dioke! You walk sticks — forms and ‘walking beats’ then, | 7% 8° can cateh? We had a Sheriff who attended to| “The Sheriff followed him along an and tried to make him mind, and uate, s peen paves em as he followed bre got madder and too, and if you're a good boy 1 | madder to think he couldn't use will take you out to ace him some }%M# banda and take the man. @ay (re is as well as can be right| “Presently they came to a now; shot a bear the other day). | Wheelbarrow standing in the “Well, as I said, the town need. | #treet; all sorts of things littered @4 no other policing than the| the streets tn those days ‘watchful eye and the firm hand of} * ‘Flere? he said ‘Well see Mts Sheriff. whether I can make you go to the “But you can Imagine how bad/Skeokum House or not! And it was to bave anything happen to/ flinging away his crutches he him. doubled that drunken Indian Into “I dont remember just how he| the wheelbarrow and stalked off got a broken ieg. I only remem. up the street on his broken leg ber this day that | saw him come | trunditing his captive as if he had Mmping down the street on/| been a load of bricks. eeetee ADVENTURES | Ore Tebots Be Indian IN “WHAT’S NEWS TODAY?” WHY ~DIDIT (you KUOW WHAT “TH EXTWA CevoTsS FoR ?—rmroea WAT “TAK — CALUTE OW A STREET CAR IS THE OLY PLACE OW \EARTH WHERE You get avy ~~. a WATS FOR YouTe 21% MOVEY WILL ROGERS (HIMSELF )— a OED WR TVE “TRAVELED JS AAEM TT LY THe PATER THE WORLD-Boy ~ auD (WAS FIVER CMNTS — WHEN *) (Drawings by Grove) Gay = YOU UBVER Daw AY BOvY @er 50 MAD AUD lal -4 SVS OE THE WAZZ BER i happened, A STREET CAle Con | CAME BACH AN WeTrRA Cunt A ; OF SQUTROONK prin Seay | KAD BREN -vTa HO Ow WAGWAT- SAIN’ PT WAS PO UGHT THe Dera, — \ TASKED MS wort tn! J \ MEAT OP KEEP - OvEeHEAD — KTR CENT WAS, (i>) Fen ANY THING — THEN we GOTH FPR AD — ; ail NN BOF "TO ARBOUEIU'-auD Pe ee ee ee ee FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What Does He Care A Nea 1M Doktor Said . Nit STORK WUZ GONNA BRING AE A UNTLES bout a Baby? COMIN “r* X Your \ouse = Beers The “Right Road” Was Right NONSENSE! 1 HAVEN'T HIT ANY THING YET- I WONDER IF tv WHY PA, Itt ONLY 4, ON TH RIGHT GOING FORTY- FAVE! @RE YOU AFRAID OF SAYING “GOOD MORNING JUDGE? KEEP RIGHT ON GAL,‘rou'rE ON TH’ RIGHT ROAD Ti TELL TH’ WORLD! HEY SULIE: HAVE A, HEART: OF SAYIN’ mee “GOOO MORNIN: “Tap, tap, tap,” went Nick on the front door of tne sairy-| SAINT PETER! man’s house. | ‘Nick went to Mr. Scribbie Scratch’s| the little boy, altho he'd heard that Nhouse by the bittersweet clump and fairies never get sick at all, But bell. He wished to find anyway be called out loudly, and the had kept the fairy school-| bedroom window being open, he was from school that day, | sure Seribble Scratch would have ‘was the first time since | heard and answered, had he been rove Schoot had start-|there. Hut there wasn’t a sound he had stayed aawy. Only the echo of his own voice was being substitute tn the | which the rocks and trees sent back. and the Magical Mush-| Nick wondered what he'd better do with his wise old head, was/ next. Could it be the schoolmaster her, but even so “when the | had torn twe Waves off his calendar 's away, the mice will play.” Only | instead of one, and thought that this this case the mice weren't play-| was Saturday? Perhaps he'd gone Hi z rH Ht Z ‘They were keeping a sharp eye Bobbie Coon, Wasp Weasel, Orrie bt visiting his relatives or bad taken « [trip back to the Fairy Queen's Val and soon. And what was more, ace to report about things. Jatter were returning the com-| He went te the back door next and) }looked around. The milk bottle was) p. tap." went Nick on the | taken in, so the fairyman couldn't door of the fairyman’s house. | be sick in bed. But there was some. one came to let him in. |thing else—-a mark—a footprint. he tapped again, this time| Nick looked closely. “I do believe,” loudly, but still there waen't a/ said he, “that it's Waspy Weasel's.” “Perhaps he's sick,” thought! (Copyright, 1970, N. EA) if Lf WHEN WE SOLD TTD ME © WE wins GO wr FOND OF rr + CRED: ON MY> TWD/ WWE? D CALL UP HG UNCLE "D COME OVER ns aalted Peter Learns to Use His New Coat WAS all due to Jumper the Hare! “You, it in handsome; it’s just like that Peter Rabbit learned how to| mine,” said Jumper the Hare. “I Make the most of his new coat of | hope you know what it's for.” Pure white, You know, Jumper the) Peter looked a little wee bit puz- ia is Peter Rabbit's first cousin. | 71 R ; Geant seen hins since winter | "04. “Why, it's to’ keep me warm, Hl an, for Peter had kept pretty| ‘n't it?” he said. ¢ to the dear Old Brier Patch,| “Warm and safe,” replied Jumper While Jumper liked the Green Forest| the Hare, “A brown coat, your old es A plan to borrow books from pub- lic Ubraries with the privilege of re- turning them to Ubraries in other |aaid Jumper the Hare. And Peter Miothey Queers Deal | Rabbit went. | It is reported that Fort Riley, | Kana. ie to be made the largest cav-| gem stones, for cutting quartz and|in the South Sea, is rapidly passing trusting to his long legs to keep | coat, would keep you just as warm F out of danger, But when Peter | aa this, but with everything elae so Bot hig new white coat, he was so| White, you wouldn't be safe at all.” oud of it that right away he want-| “I know that,” replied Peter, think- ed to show it his cousin, Jumper the| Ing of how he had not dared to go Hare. | Outside the Brier Patch for a long! So the first moonlight night off he| time, “Now I can hide in these| ted, Upperty-lipperty-lip, for the | Green Forest. Almost right away he| 49] found Jumper's footprints. They|) (Y Were just like his own, only very| 4 Peter scampered along | \ lrier dog that insisted on attending | local Next story: A Great Joke on Jim- my Skunk, Modern Solomon Acquits Terrier | HIGHGATE, Eng. Dec. 1 Ter-| | school was put on trial in police court on charge of ferocity at the Last Minute | airy station in tne unitea state AUGUSTA, Ky, Dec. 1—Follow- | - | ing the marriage of Mixes Marie Me iIf You Need a Medicine Govney to Jesse Hirsly, her mother | iat gest ne"Sns” "| You Should Have the Best bridegroom went home alone. Have you ever st6pped to reason Rapture Kills ; 7,000 Annually Are tacahatvsie ceareiaad:* alles mnee drop out of sight and are soon j other rock, were used in Egypt 6,000 years ago ‘The most for your money. the best for |your ‘mouth, the janfest for ' your |henith, ts the guar- |antee given by DR. | ome with the death of the old profession- als, morning— hhale night and cities 1s being contemplated. 6 ‘2 —e wa B My Cold” “That's Dr. King's New Dise covery, for Fif a Cold much bigger forgotten? ‘The reason Is plain—the | = urticle did not fulfill the promises of | the manufacturer, ‘This applies more that when school cbild the animal bit its tor | mentor. In court dog was teased, | Alleged As fagt as he could, looking eager d teased Wy for the brown figure of his big| it, ‘cousin, Just imagine how surprised Peter wag when he heard a voice which seemed to come right out of & big snowball “Hello!” said the snowball. “It's about time you came to call on your neighbors, expec when one of them i# your own cousin.” Peter stopped stock still and looked for all the world as if he thougit himself dreaming, and that pregently he would wake up and find that if way not true He stared and stared and stared. “Well, what's the matter with you. Peter? Have you lost your tongue” asked the snowball. Just to show that he hadn't lost his tongue, Peter stuck it out. Then he found his voice and kicked up his > heels as he shouted, joyously: t's you, Jumper! It's you, isn’t ? Arf all the time I thought you were nothing but a big snowball Ho, ho, ho! That's a joke on me!” Jumper the Hare gat up straight and umiled “Of course aaid he. “I see you've put on your Winter cont, Peter.” “Yeu,” Peter replied. “Isn't it thandsome”” He turned round and #o that Jumper the Hare could if Grom all sides, it's met" | | Off He Started Lipperty-Lip- perty-Lip mowy caves and no one will see me | at all.” | “You ean do more than that,” said) Jumper the Hare. “You do not need) to go into caves at all unless you! | want to. Ali you have to do is to ait perfectly atill wherever you may | be. As long a# you don’t move, the sharpest eyes will fall to see you, just as you didn’t see me, or didn't know me when you did see me.” | “I am afraid that I should be #0| seared that I should move,” said Peter, “You come with me and I'll show Fou how to do it, It's great fun!” but merely showed playfulness. Lo: cal Solomon, therefore, solemnly acquitted it. 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