The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 19

FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1923. rHE SEATTLE STAR ‘Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk BY WILLIAMS; THE OLD HOME TOWN 7 BY STANLEY EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO — ~ - —-— (ANDY Ww fa CLUB NIGHT BEFORE ~ LasrT LD Blow IN BUT HARVEY ! He 3 J THIRSTY, 80 5 _ PROPOSED Thar | We WET OUR Sl lwHisTcSeS wiry | = Goon OUT OUR WAY SEE EZZEEZ" | | | fs. EL: Gl yaa BRASS WATCHES ” ' FoR = / SAX WOMAN DOES Yo YES AX JUS RELIZE ‘ | RELIZE DAT O1S AM DAT WEN AH SEED FRIDAY ANO VT AM YO PUTTIN’ YOUAH ALSO DE HUTEENTH ? { UNOAPANTS ON =: oe es OvVAH OEM } OVAALLS! \\ I GIFTS. GAD ONES FOR PERSONAL USE SPLAY OF PRI ISENTS FOR JEWELERY FoR C «DAY USE BvER D OTHE cyPs TH BEST PLATES /N \T BROKE Ie CTH SToR®?/ | FOUR K Codne fs (Sf l fA wall i odial : rd be eae SHOULD DRIFT in BUT cHARCEeY?. A, He SAYS WHAT ARE ‘You BU DOIN' HERE F AnO XT SAYS KKICCING TIM --— i THGN WHO WASH FUNK MADE A MISTAKE IN DRESSING THIS MORNING, AND BEING SUPERSTITIOLS, HE HAD-“O STAY “THAT WAY ALL DAY. THE CUCKOO CLOCK THAT HAS HUNG /N HENDRICKS JEWELERY STORE FOR ovER FIFTEEN YEARS, FELL WITHOUT WARNING TO DAY, BREAKING FOUR HAND PAINTED CHINA PLATES An April Shower o( \F \ COULD GET ay THIS CLOSED UP ONCE VD CARRY IT THAT WAY - THERE GoES DOINGS OF THE DUFFS (} NOW You TAKE THAT ] UMBRELLA AND MIND ' it 7 GEE WILIKENS 7 LOOK AT THAT 4 Me THING GO-| DIDN'T WANT TO TAKE IT f \'" GLAD IT'S GONE! | DIDN'T WANT IT AW, IT'S GONNA 1 ANY WAY: STOP PRETTY Ws Y 0 aD & Florence Davis (left) and Thelma Stranley were pi up by the wind that hit Sligo, Md., the other night carried 200 yards into a plowed field, where they over and over until stopped by a fence. They have covered themselves with an awning to hide their muddy clothes. “THE MEN WOULD LAVISH COSTLY GIFTS UPON THEIR LOVING Wives — "’ “TO SHOW THAT PEOPLE 10) THOSE TIMES LED VERY HAPPY LIVES - = THE PAPER SAYS: “CONCERNING *TUT’, A SCIENTIST CONTRIVES HIS FRIENDS YVYIA irik 0S = Weres G I Gor MWe “00~ YoUR BOUQUET FRoM 4 1 WAS LEANING OUT OLD MAN HARDLUCK !. 4 TH’ oFFIce WINDOW “MET DOOR-SLAM Dow! [| TODAY AN' MY FOUNTAIM Ns Tien ali fe 7 MLLYY, STAIRS SUST Now WAS TH ou BON WW DISGUISE! « Now We'RE ALL EVEN «., AFLIVVER DID A » SIG ON MY HAT Dr THIS Nootl !~ YY nal ss DicveRs GILDED PEN BID FAREWELL To MY VEST POCKETe WA-HA=TH’ HoRSE WHO WORE “THAT LUCKY OXFORD MUSTA PULLED AN OLD 7 TIME AMBULANCE}; Ll NRA REICH LUCKY HORSESHOE CROWNS HIM ON FRIDAY THE 13 = YON-You CANT READ WHAT HE SAYS, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his family as they arrived in New York on the Olympic. Sir Arthur is here on another, tour to exploit his belief in spiritism. ; { MONEY BOSS Lillian Walker, screen star, sazs she will take steps protect her reputation after having been named in the dis . vorce proceedings of This is Henry M, Dawes,| Elsie F. Wilkinson a | Chicago, brother of Charles| Wm, J. Wilkinson, New G. (“Helen Maria”) Dawes.| millionaire, She says Wilk He’s just beenappointedsinson was only a casy comptroller of currency, acquaintance, ji