The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 16

5. | ERIDAY-M as 4= sare LHE SKATTLE STAR PAGE 17 ————$—$K$K KL ttt... itt re even. Ne ee : ji Ey ie ~ _ - . _ " soa.) : Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk OUT OUR WAY ; BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN ~ BY STANLEY] EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ‘ Ean mahi GaSe? [ea YOU OL WALRLS ) x ERS IOY a \F YOu DONT LiKE x NOOR ASTIN: BANG { WAEFE his INGIN’ a0 aE a Nn \S SETTIN way 2 A WOU KIN JES MOVE DYER SHANTY, ITS EASIER “THIN MoWIN, ” = “i, 2 3 . TR i esiBLe ty N\ rea ( Jy \ RcoLL Al iG POF 4 — (You SAY Yn 7 7 ) ZS AnD Wie va 3. his wan! ae 4 \) MOVIN" NOT T" PARK rT a FRONT OF MY SHANTY EVERY DAY. JUST LOOK": You WEAT NO-NO -1SA¥ THEY KNOCKED, —\S4Y, SMITH, UM STARTI “THE NOISE DAY, SMITH, T NG A MEMORY TRAINING SYSTEM IN THIS OPPLCE BASED ON THE ASSOCI- ATION OF |\DEAS. FOR iINe | staves © a >~ BoRRowW — HwR Aco — MY POCKET KNIFS —— = Qive tt To me YOU CANT CONVINCE THE OLD CROSSING WATCHMAN THAT STEAM BATHS ARE GOOD FOR HIS HEALTH. Vi AFTER. ELMER. GLUTZ SAT Down ow “TRE BASS DRUM DURING BAND PRACTICE LAST NIGHT, IT WAS DISCovE s WAS PRACTICALLY RUINED > “> DRUM WE MAKE IT UNANIMOUS DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Wilbur Didn't Get Very Far BY ALLMAN | | KNOW, BUT | THOUGHT FROM THE LENGTH OF TIME You'vE OWED ME FOR THE LAST ONE THAT YOu NEVER HAD ANYTHING i ‘TO PUT IN THEM~ 1AM BROKE BUT Vit KID HIM ALONG A LITTLE BIT~ | THINK 1} CANGET AWAY WITH IT + VERY NICE FIT, MR, DUFF ~ \T LOOKS FINE ON You « a You MAY NOT | WHY! 1 CAN'T TAKE FIND HIM AS THIS SUIT- THERE ARENT ANY POCKETS WELL, HOW ARE You GOING To GET IT? You TOLD ME You JERE BROKE WHEN 1 ASKED You FoR A LITTLE MONEY- MY NEW SvuIT = HE SAID IT'S READY - EASY To KID OUT OF IT AS You DO ME - HE may NOT BE AS EASY ASIAM All the passengers—including women—voted Mrs. Akown, this petite French girl, the best looking w aboard a recent liner reaching New York. They all a to have good taste. T'D LIKG-A RAISE 1A) SAU RY - | ae : cans! Gow | GIRL BRIDES ON STAND FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r® Mil UNUSUAL REQUEST ~. SHoeMakeRs “| 1 AM “TO KDDRESS A GATHER- ¥ b ING“ONGHT OTHE PRocess| | SHOP KS Nou Go % : PS Koay Lam Mrs. Bert Johnson (left) and Mrs. Helen Bashke OF ENGRAVING PAPER BN AND ASK Wi 4 B ie girl brides, give testimony at St. Joseph, Mich., grand MONEY — I FIND MYSELF 4 ’ } hearing bearing on alleged immorality in the House W AN EMBARRASSING PosrTio ne . | David cult. |) AS IT HAVE NOTHING wrth z Al WHICH TO ILLUSTRATE MY “TALK « I RELY oN YouR GENEROSITY “0 LOAN ME A-Wo. DOLLAR BILL FoR Sy < Bs. Here's the newest adaition to the ranks of barn —the cassowary. The bird is from Australia, is a the ostrich and emu, and having no be ch into the neighbor's garden. It Teducea see cause it eats anything—phonograph i