The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1923, Page 18

/ /4 THE SEATTLE STAR Th —— - {URSDAY Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of F amous Comic F olk y MAY.17..1923 BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN BY CONDO T 7 {OH MOND GIR, WOULD you | MIND Gavin’ US A APPL { ER GOMETN CUTA YO. GEEALTIFPUL GARIN 2) OH THANK YOR GRE pt HAVE There SiR! | $—} 4a a ¢ ( Gos vee- \ WE’ Gor Thar } BURBANK PRLLER { Bear Amine rot ( ov SAY (ez You say w |'Ts Time To ear?) HANK FE 1S COVERED FROM HEAD To Feer’ i ANOTHER C USG Ces Mors ZINE Of AUTOS VUST CHIE TO STOP OV TRA KPIS HANCS TO WING Ons OF You BIRDS THAT RUN DOWN THE BarTreERyY BY NEEDLESS HORN-BLOWING |! Juice AND JUDGMGN 1) ONS OF THE TRAVELING SIGN PAINTERS WORKING \ ON THE OLD “TIMMENS BLOCK DROPPED HIS WORK Jwo HOURS BEFORE THE NOON WHISTLES BLEW Wtiks TODAY THE CROSSING WATCHMANS GARDEN HAS STARTED TO PRODUCE ALREADY AND HE ONLY PLANTED IT YESTERDAY .4 +. ! TRWilhans = wna axavice T “BY ALLMA -|= N( STILL SMILES | Something Wrong s|| HELEN, WHAT os WERE You Just }/ LAUGHING AT? vs | GUESS A LITTLE | BITE WON'T HORT ME EITHER- AT LEAST THIS CHOCOLATE CAKE LOOKS WoRTHY OF TAKING A CHANCE ~ { TEN YEARS? / HE MUST HAVE BEEN / DEAD OR ELSE SHE HAD A LOT OF MONEY IN HER OWN NAME! NOW ‘TAKE IT OUT SIDE AND EAT IT So You WON'T GET CRUMA ALL AROUND THE | JUST READ HERE IN THE PAPER WHEREA WOMAN DIDN'T KISS HER HUSBAND FOR TEN YEARS - Olive 8, Malden, a suburb near Bos- ton, fell into an underground whirlpool which swept her beneath three buildings and a public highway inte a pond where the current emptied. She was rescued by a who jumped in after Olive said the venture great fun. TH DAYS IS GONE FOREVER “I Love =n Oh, Oh, Oh!” I WANT TOWED YOUR DAUGHTER -IF IT’S ALL THE her. was 2 Miss Nanette Guilford has dreamed of béing an opera singer ever since she was @ little tot. In 1921 she sang in a Broadway show. She was 16 then. Now she has joimed the Metropolitan opera, being the youngest OUR BOARDING HOUSE Z BY AHERN Wa-HaetEHAT CA TEVLL Ger Yj _wsison poes A on tis ANY WHMEWASH-/7] CURVES LIKE NG FTLL BE ON‘ A ONE Piece “H' FOUL LINES! | | BATHING surr! ABOUT NEXT iF HE EVER BY BLOSSER 777 GOSH RED, THATLL BE SWELLI.’ TLL MAKE IT Some | AFTERNOON WHEN GCG JES’ LET ME KNow Wi, WHET DAY YWANT 10 Goo TH’ BALLGAME = TLL FIX tT wWrtH TH! GATEMAN So Y'cCAN GET iW = AN! AFTER TH! THEY AINT AUTHIN' THANE» 1 HAD CHICKEN Pox, AN’ MEASLES AU AT WUNST j of| THE WOMBAT This is one of the two Aus- tralian wombats whichghave man|iust arrived at the London Zoo. They are relatively the fattest of anisaals. Like that other Australian, the kanga- roo, the wombat carries its young in a pouch. } pom { SoME-DoG | You'RE TWIRLING soprana in the company. « AN! TLL LOOK For Nou To GIVE “TH’ OTHER “TEAM A WHITEWASHING! GAVE COME Dow 10 TH! LocKER ROOM AN! TLL HAVE Y'MEET “AH! WHOLE “TEAM ! = AUGUST HELL BEE] FANS ANYBODY PrICHINe, BUT] TLL Be I'LL BE SOMEONE PITCHING WAY! Official Tester i ly 4; HAD AY FINGER CUT TOO - AN WNST” JF AAOM HADN'T GIVE S ust | This is another one of} President Harding’s recent! |nominees. The president has jnamed hin chief of the bureau of standards in Wash- ington. He is Dr. George B.| Burgess. The doctor filis the len LAWSON THE ROOKIE PITCHER, CY “OLS THE GATE” se FOR BUSTER <= Jock, a Sealyham terrier, belonging to Mrs. Charles Rowden of Leamington Spa, England, must be trying to establish a canine motoring record. He has accompanied his mistress on trips totaling 8,000 miles. He wears gog- gles at times. Photo shows him in his special sidecar, equipped with a wind shield. While Mrs, Rowden leaves the car he stands guard. Wireless Street Organ Is Latest NEW YORK, May 17.—A son of Sunny Italy has stolen a march on competitors here by having ‘three’ wireless street organs made to sup- plant the old-fashioned hand instru- ments, BRIBERY IN| FOOTBALT, BRISTOL, May 17.—It'saalmost as easy to bribe English football players as it is race jockeys, the Free Church assembly has charged. Offers of $250 aman are Known fe lave been made, one speaker declared. Hé estimated there aro $00,000 bookmakers in the vacancy created by the resig- nation of Dr. S. W. Stratton, country whose annual winnings to. tal $760,000,000,