The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 18

o AGE 18 THE SHATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928 a = |= Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk ~~ ~ BY WILLIAMSITHE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLE | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO | oe |(/ HEY!) WwHat's CAN'T A PERSON (ance J} ATS JUS RiGHY NOW, I Hin GEE \ TH BALL FINE! tm ia on ——J Li. ‘ ) ~ +0 | ii + ot of Te eit! a ba w v at ‘ wy Pipa TRON) i Le ke MER tt "ELF DAN (S ABLE [1D PLAY GOLF Now SINCE HE HAD HIS CLUBS MADE "© ORDER. = sarNCe OP THE AICKEL PLATED BATON WHILE PRACTISING 4 wy IN THE BAND ROOM LAST AIGHT. 4 } > “is Stat Bite, wisn TO STUMP THE COUNTRY YY Yet to Come The Worst Is THINK THO: ° DO YoU WISH A MARCEL ‘ wie Mane re “a ; WAVE, MRS, DUFF ? SAY, TOM | BOUGHT CHANGE FOR You- ‘ You TWO SILK SHIRTS Oe Meee ea -I|( TODAY WHEN | WAS I'LL TAKE THIS ONE, PLEASE DOWN SHOPPING! AND "THE LARGE. : BLACK ONE~ HEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER HELLO BOYS! - LET'S GO UP THEM DAYS 1S “; TO BILUS — AND Deive or AWAY THE GLUES GONE FOREVER! : i VS Miss Clare Boothe, of South Bend, Conn., will soon make a tour of the country on behalf of the equal rights cam- paign of the National Woman's party. { BOTTLE FOR LITTLE RHINO OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN|FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SucH HoRSEPLIY fy WHAT DID “THEY Do Ni, I CALL FoR A NEW “WE IDEA— weitilg MATOR,— AUTOGRAPH kee DEAL I DIDN'T HAVE A WAUD Wh fT ~ IF THATS CHINESE oN AN EGG, Need ir baw sepa ff) & COLD STORAGE EGG, THEN PLACING ITA TWAS SETTING WEST WN HY HENMERY = fpeecokeeliiy eg TW’ HENS A BAD MIND Vou, IF T LEARN WHO CAME Dowhs EXAMPLE, EH WE WDENTHY oF “He Til’ LADDER wnt MATOR 2 MISCREANT, HE WILL Lt?$\ a pRESSMAKER'S esl WH BY iil bbb | |i) | M| | Nay HAY | — ‘ SUFFER PHYSICAL DUMMY H 4 et | th] } pepe MI!” HH K. Kittenbergergar, who has lived in Central Afnea for DISCOMFORT —~THAT™ 3 Yar H | m | S A all | 80 years and is a world-known authority on wild animals, eX \S Uo DLE TMREAT! /o 5 : ; : / L} Weeds i} |} Lop Pes feeds a two-month-old rhinoceros with a bottle. | FLEE HOUSE OF DAVID CULT | . | WONT YA PLEASE OPEN H GATE, : IT'S Too HoT 7 IN HERE. ; oy ; — : aly al r* ee ae UD ae | Left to right: Benjamin Hill and Mes, Litlian Hannajord, “THE VICTIM OF enocte Lawl iis nacht bees Hace : Garea * * | witnesses for the state in an investigation being conduated A PRACTICAL SOKE = i asl “i NRA senviCn ‘ jinto the colony's affairs. The couple, who were childhood | sweethearts, claim they were forced to marry others, win capta Quis! coun geles, Drips Meni treast ma, CH