The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1923, Page 6

19°07 eee OD — | PAGE 6 . THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY i ———= Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk | OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS! THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY| EVERETT TRUE — | : WOULD You Lik To SIGN THI‘ TT c TTT Hf TMT il 7 jl 4 =: nes PETITION ASKING “Tt A He \ {/ | ' - . tx PANY "To PUT LowER 3% ° | | (HH il fi (a . AS IT (3 NOW s seavallgss tts eH] Hus | | j | ’ = — y >. = J , DIFFICULTY IN BOARDING eat} ) EA —— , 4 ast HAWSE ONE Daw DATS WHOT AH LIKES Pitif} Yo ALLUS RiIceS 1S VARIETY! ( OE MULE DE | WASH FUNC 1S ONE. OF THOSE FELLOWS, WHO . E LOCAL PHOTOWRAPRER APPEARED ON THE SCENE, RIGHT pgs x Dow: a4 A TRAVELING SIGN ARTIST PAINTED BEAUTIFUL SIGN S uP DAY AND N THE NEXT. : | | ON TRE FRONT WINDOW OF PHIL GORMANS POPULAR STANLEY | BUTCHER SHOP - Ws nenvice Roty Jeno Duff = i(“(<‘ St*;:!*!!!”!*!”SCBY ALLMAN *, MN uA hy 1 i t [EM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Drum This on Your Dictionary f Says “SAY —- FORGET “tr use TO TAK 5; ce in MY a Sey ae THEM DAYS i$ ; MAT STUFF -GEE, FOR THE ME, SHEIK= THIS USE OF WAS LOVA mike — DOESN'T HIKE! UNLADYLIKE — GONE FOREVER e fee < ‘ ~ 7 a y Re, b. Carlo Aldini, shown here, with Violetta Napierska, his . oa NO _~- SN) im io — 3 leading woman, is called the “Doug of Germany.” In Nv 3 a 7 : muscles, at least, he seems to be Fairbanks’ equal. They are 1 | ; b | ‘ ee in New York to make stunt pictures atop the skyscrapers. Mee. an tad ut. Na _— z VALUE OF LOVE DROPS $3,500 BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN [_VALUE OF LOVE DROPS $,500_] j LESSON » WHAT ‘| EYE FoR ART 1S AKIN ARE FRACTIONS / 1 | AO AHE PREUISTORIC MAM ? WHO MADE CRUDE MARKS |] Hun, RIVER —~ HUH w! OU -TME WALL OF ACAVE. || oqnoos WELL, ALL I GoT*To WITH CHARRED Boules! SN 1S, You DID THAT WYLAD, YoU WILL MINGLE PIECE OF CANNAS WM-AHE MASSES 10 OUT OF A GOOD JOB | | Get A GLIMPSE OF TiS Been ANY, MAGTERDIECE WHEN rr AWNING Pw | HANGS RESPLENDENT ao ON EXHIBITION fe | . WK When this French war bride, Mrs, Ida Claudelt Smith, sued her parents-in-law for alienation of affections at Chi- }| cago last November, a jury awarded her $7,500. She had the case heard the other day by another jury and got only $4,000, LNT ied ELAS SRA RRLT ALTAR Vint