The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1923. Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic F olk |Z OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS THE OLD HOME TOWN ~ BY STANLEY EVERETT? TRUE BY CONDO | STAND AFTER ALL MY TALK C 4 - ,YOvY DON'T Soe rig, &- THE POINT } : ] ~~ ae it wat nq } ADLES 6k PLUMBING, coe ! ‘ WAKING MACHINES f ; } a= i ° 4] ; rr: P <= $B SAN, MATHS: 1S TH’ ) BEST TASTIN’ PIE Noo EVER MADE. IN NOOR LIFE. — Deapenpnenesis BUZZ. SAWS — MUSTARD PLAST: FLY PAPER ~DRUG MOTIONS & Oil. 5 FAMOUS BLISTER PROOF You sA¥) ne Some WORKING A ee rath (itacse 4 / Bt TWENTY TIMES YESTERDAYS) —~ ONCE in WHILE BOxING Grov » AFTER MORE THAN TWENTY PEOPLE PASSED AN OLD POCKET BooK ss j MA DIONT GET MUCH OF A LAUGH OUT ON MAIN STREET YESTERDAY THINKING IT WAS AN APRIL FOOL JOKE, AMS OF THE APRIL FOOL JOKE SHE PLAYED ALONG CAME JOEL HANCOCK FROM HOOTS TOWN AND PICKED IT UP- teas ON DAD. WITH “THAT SAWDUST PIE. ras cern, -|T CONTAINED THREE ONE DOLLAR BILLS- STANLEY’ yeas Seance DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Danny Picks Her Name BY ALLMAN ; SO [ Duke’s Fiancee as Gi rls’ Leader - Pa as re = é ~ ~*~ TOM, HAVE You =| | HAVE SEVERAL CUTE PLL BET HE CAN'T} : “BETTY, THAT'S JUST 4 f/ WELL,I Jus z ¥ woe DECIDED ON A NAME Vrnovcier. NAMES IN MIND BUT | TR THINK OF A NAME /(f pes cau WHAT IT WiLL BE! FOR OUR LITTLE G JUST CAN'T DECIDE /PiiTeLL You FOR HIS LITTLE i “BETTY DUFF”"AND HE,“ | KNEW HE | WHICH ONE | LIKE “WHAT WE'LL DO- Sister! (4-4, THINK OF jp DAUGHTER eT? / ed ANTES SE ( \ " a NAMED HER - STCOULD Do IT - To SELECT BEST - WE'LL LET Dawny || By ONE - COME ON fe ~ Ne an —~ , f r eee A NAME FoR pe aang —| TELL US WHAT NAME / FN DANNY - HE NAMED HIS) 1 KNEW IT i: HER - 7 Y OAWHY DON'T YoU OWN SISTER! , eS ALL THE TIME: { NAME HER BETTY} / ———— NOS ACES HE WOULD LIKE FoR HIS SISTER ( eicmeacomenete| | ) AHO GET IT ‘4 ge : OVER WITH? ‘A - f Rene oki re ; q ( as ert T RRECOLLECT WHEN) HATCHING WAS THE \ GUSINESS_OF_A HEN) — | Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the duke of York's bride-to> | be, appears in the regalia of a Girl Guides ieader. She heads the First Glamis Troop which presented her with silver ink- stand and pens as a wedding gift. INTO THE JAWS OF DEATH | Coppi by Untead Fistor Satna s 277 Sines a < OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN FRECKLES A HF Wee in- vine? BEFORE BA] wowe Tone ocLoce © Wi MAgOR GETS WE Go, I'LL -TURI THIS OL’ CINDE = HA-HA ~ WHEN MORE SLEEP THAN BOMB AROUND“ ELEVEN 7{ OU CHIEF STTinG BULL [7 A STUFFED Owl THIRTY = TH’ MAJOR ALWANS SNAPS OUT OF IT AN! WE-fOLD ME HE KNOCKS OFF A HALF HouR WW GETS A FLASH AT TH DREAMED ONE SLEEP AFTER SUPPER, Ail! HE “TiME, HE'LL BE MADDER ] \igitt He HAD A WAS A DATE OW TONIGHT “THAN AN ALDINE sop, AS AM ICEMAN AT HIS TOREADOR'S CLUB = MOUsFTAIN CLIMBER AN! WOKE UP I’ WHEN HE WAKES uP mt TH’ Gour! A COLD Swear], WELL THINK He Rew bel Coe PWANTH' WHOLE EVENING Wd SNORES | But this keeper in the London Zoo was on friendly terms with his friend, the hippopotamus, and the enormous beast made no objection when his lower jaw was used as a chair, FRECKLES AND TAGALONG 7 WHO HAVE BEEN life In Germany Is generally Bray, NISTTING cheerless and dark’ that Nei should attempt to counteract and Indians. rt Chinese Jacket with half- Germans Turn to Oriental sar with flowing sleeves will | Costuming n with single colored skirts, E> | favorite combination will be nl , ot mS G ere* = | BERLIN, April %& — Germany |lght blue mixed with purple, while ff i “ boycotting anything and everything | ) brown and orange will also ‘a " We Maver Steers ch med i ‘ . that smacks of French origin, has RA FIVE HOURS’ IW THIRTY MINUTES ~ - fs jabout-faced and taken a bit of the FREY of Meage a Bt paukete ay LSE ener) Orient into her styles for ladies, | ye" Shon to create ladle “Dame Fashion,” known here as} ur to. match the particular “Brau Mode," believes that because | dress or cape.