The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 14

: * PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY Y 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 (wy Goooness! ) : ; ae ’ ( are NT YOU EVER \ GOING: “TO FINISH / é Thay SOUP? ce ost Ss ‘ 1 DONT NEEO S ie <7 YUL TRADE AN L,I NEED " Ay i {yoo an L FOR A c,so's I T OX R, L NEEO CAN SPELL { ONE MORE R CONSTANCE. saciee Cie at yee ARTHOR. “t a a ae Most GXALTED ONG, IN |WHOSe VGllvSs FLOWS THs PROUD BLOOD OF ROYALTY, BRING MG SOMG BURNT STEAK, SOGGY POTATOSS ANNO A Que as WEAK SCOP Y a Ol = = NO HARM WAS DONE WHEN ELMER BIRD CLEANEDOUT MA NEVER HAS ‘TO WORRY ASOUT | _—_ THE EAVESPoUTS ON HERMAN BLOTZ STORE - “THE YOUNG y THE KIDS EATING 100 FAST. WHEN | MEN WHO GOT SOAKED, WERE ONLY SOME IDLING SHE HAS THAT ALPHABET SOUP. se: sence Og A Ff: DUDES FROM _HOOTSTOWN,. ) Ya, Y ORwillians Olivia Shows No Mercy BY ALLMAN —— finer ame omer am 6 KIDNAPED BOY SAFE AT LAST PRES THE ORGAN BUT HAD To GIVE IT uP- HAVE You BEEN p10 ANY DANCES | LATELY ?- “4 <4 PLAY SOMETHING! , THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Practice This on Your Pianoforte NOW TELL US, MR. PITCHUR- We Wn ed Soe ben MAN — HOW'S’ THIS POSITION) LOOK? PIKCHUR FER OUR BRAN’ NEW PITCHUR -B00K- | | | Here's first photo of Verner Alexanderson, 6-year-0ld vie- | tim of the “radio kidnaping,” after authorities found him |near Theresa, N. Y., shown holding the head of the “won- derful doggie” given him by his abductors. With Verner \is Mrs. H. D. Grinnell, of Alexandria Bay, N. Y., who was caring for the boy. She recognized him thru a newspaper | clipping and had written a letter to his parents which she was about to mail when deputy sheriffs arrived. IS FRIENDS : BY BLossER| Carnegie’s Niece Asks Divorce OUR BOARDING HOUSE F/ Vie. PAUL REVERE~SO Se J YOU FINALLY ARRIVED != WHERE A WERE YoU — TAKING PART IN MA MARATHON DANCE ?= 1 CALLED “UP THE STORE WO HouRS AGO AND THEN SAID YoU LEFT THERE i GOOD HEALTH AN HouR BEFORE ——TELL MR. DILLY TO GET AN AUTOMOBILE FoR DELIVERWG = IF HE CAI SEE HIS WAY CLEAR FoR ONE, ALL HE HAS—TO Do IS RAISE THE PRICE ON TOMATOES BY AHERN|FRECKLES AND H | | WELLYGEE MRS. HOOPLE, TH’ LAW DO ALLOW HORSE RACING NTH! CITY LIMITS = TD A BEEN HERE LONG AGO, BUT TH’ BOSS MAKES “H’ MISTAKE OF HAVING A LOT OF OTHER CUSTOMERS Too |= FRANK “TOLD ME “To TELL You THEY'RE OUT OF SOMETHING You ORDERED} 1 FORGET WHAT IT IS —~ BUT ANYWAY THEN AIN'T GOT r= IS*THERE SOME- “THING ELSE V'WANT INSTEAD? = Yn H A (A WEUL-WELL*You MANE A NBM) FRIEND, HAVENT? You,TA6 ? How DID You BOYS GET. ACQUAINTED ?. Miss Nellie Williams, a niece of Andrew Carnegie, eloped recently with Chester H. Briggs, an accountant of Stam- ford, Conn: She called him a “wonderful man,” but in her suit fer divorce she says he deserted her the day after the elopement,