The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 19

FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR =< OUT OUR WAY NOW LADY, APTER [ ExPLain TH MERITS OF THe wine REMOVER-yoULL BUY A WHOLE Case. ELF DAKIN ALWAVS GETS 710 FINISH HIS STORY AS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE “TO SLAM A DOOR IN HIS FACE | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS oa f ARE THOSE PRooFs READY THAT I Took Jia) OF MY BABY? i / OH YES MI THEY WERE READY YESTERMY 4 BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN Fine Photography = Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk BY STANLEY! EVERETT TRUE _ oxy “a mA) it Tsay =f PRR es ores. Biwi ta Sy 7 Sage! aan Nr fi ‘(ns ne BY CONDO ee | a Pe Ce So Cane eee hh THERE NC AND SOPARATE THE 4 CITTCS RASCALS If H WEesnir So >J ENLY MatTateD | APTER MARSHAL OTEY WALIKETE HAD CHASED A SLPPOSEDLY MAD DOG TWO BLOCKS, KE FOUND THE BOYS AT THE BARBER SHOP HAD JUST COVERED ‘THE DOGS EAD 5" WITA SHAVING LATAER. - BY ALLMAN eal re ee ae GETS DIVORCEE | | Roy Anderson, Chinese- born American, who is acting | as agent between the various governmental representatives |that Irene Fenwick, stage fa: and the Chinese. brigands|yorite, won a decree of d | who wrecked a train and are|yorce from John Jay O'B: j holding tourists for ransom.|1 month ago. : Broadway has just leas BY AHERN G Was t ee Y, RACKET MAToR!« [7 ONE OF THOS! | WW Last ted (| PowcH BONE G Years We TAKEN | Be dg sca UY oFF THAT | 32 — RAFT = more cuarices ANT aul A Mulrre, EF] eydieweD OWE . Be os 1 || THEN STOP © Fl wawep ‘Peacy” WEVER EVEN wou || 39 GAVE ‘TO! \ awtGorSLapPED A Look ert’ / | 4 HOTORMAN t<] \ cop ciety O CENTS | & GOLD SAFETY RAZOR A WANDSOME WATCH « FIVE CENTS, ANDI * ji, GIVE You MY WoRD ALL THE HIGH PRICED ONES WAVE BEEN PUNCHED! \ Improving reclamation projects along business and agricultural lines is his new \job. He is Miles Cannon, inewly appointed field recla- |mation commissioner for the department of the interior. Mr. Cannon formerly was commissioner of agriculture for the state of Idaho. Mrs. Flo Leeds, figured prominently’ in t Stillman divorce case, rei ed to New York after a abroad. She says her desire now is to live her o life, out of the public \ wy, Director legal work of the department of the interior is the task of John H. Edwards. He heads a force of more than 80 attorneys in this branch of the government's| Eleanor Davies, leader lservice. Mr, Edwards, who|this year’s daisy chain was solicitor in the postof fice Vassar college’s _ conme department, went over to the| ment, is the daughter } | interior office with Secretary) Joseph Davies of Woshingto Work, dad popule® in capital sneyruyen