The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 16

{ T f m t ts h { 24, 1925. { rAGE 16 THE SI STAR THURSDAY, MAY } Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of. Famous Comic Folk | ' OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS'THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY! E VE R ETT TR U 1D BY CONDO { —ry TTT -——--——— —-— oN 1h < SC ‘Bh W4iT A MINUTE, \ { t \ 7 , TOWN WITH THESE Bate IMENTS DOING C 1 \ 4ive y AGENTS For ‘ y, 1 SQUEEKLESS ay ¥) You wammocns | € ® 1s HAROLD VAN ORMAN DEALER | aie runt wow 3 ™~ {] D NO THEREE | pace | EE | : WHERES =P) MI THER - | i | I HAVENT 4 THAT RED , 1? wHeec- $\e7 ¢- en ITH r T 14 UPHOLSTERED HOE HANDLES NTH LAS THUR TRAY UGone?/ Rey SLC TECC YOU. THE NGIGHGOR TO +6 RIGHT Cle VS PRACTICED BY THE HOUR ON CORNG AND “THG NEICHSOR To THS LEFT OF US BLAW-BLAW'D ON THE TROMBONE SO 1 DECIDED TO SGiZze THe DILEMMA BY BOTH HORNS! 2) GOIN’ TO WAVE A. PROS NO-NO > HAROLDS PP ONiee = anerow) LOST NEA SERVICE HAROLD VAN ORMAN IMPLE MENT DEALER ,ON LOWER MAIN STREET, SUSPECTS SOME SOLES STOLE THE RED WHEEL @ARROVW DISPLAYED//N FRONT Tie): oF HIS STOR \OA wea eeavice sa Busy Old | W orld, Says Betty Jane BY ALLMAN The Seattle Star *.. LEGAL NOTICES HC 1T AY CONCE Published Daily at 1307 Seventh Ave |}, Seattle, Washington Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN ADVANCB IN THE STATE One month Py BY ©. ARRIER IN CITY Per month ereeeeesescsoes Insertion (count six words to line) Three co’ *BusINESS SERVICES Whitman. LOST AND FOUND ie ‘ASE LOST YESI Rag ruge woven. Carpet clean. ‘aa itkoaey repairing. feathers and mat- A, Hametae, Content Tenovated, Mall, orders Pavlos tist City delivery. zi i “ SVER FLUFF RUG CO. ‘ {RETURN 2617 Western Ave Main 3565. Christian Science Practitioners BY AL POSEN| MOR sD ARTI- | —PCS* WELL- WELL! OLD TOMMY REMEMBER WHEN YOU'D LOAN len PES idl RELIABLE, 17 TOMPKING -OF THE CLASS ME- SAY A FIVE-SPOT-WOW GON poo eae OF NINETEEN) Ten! foc » AND THEN ? it pertains to the 16 hours each w Kk. Jaquiss, Surgery most. Main Then why should 1082. 712 Stewart st y Rich Laundry, Rlectric Machinery ~~ OUGHT--SOLD- RE W. MONTELIVS PRICE penis > MARKER CO, it . lished 1874 Optician and IW Bamunds F z n Co, | P = SOHN STROM. ~PIAN ae YO PLAYING care of invalid jon, P49, Star, ast | MALE HELP WANTED Coeur a Alene Mines — OUR BOARDING HOUSE IF pes ce Sacred nines work elaine US and the year ‘round. SEE EMER OF Vou V8) MONTH ITLL ONLY Look eave ae | VedRe A SuAct mye ished iar) Savien, teint ang nateat Heat TW HACK w= WHN THAT GUNS MAKE A FAST \4] LIKE YoU-Took A SHoRT Aon see 4 |) Jill? NINE IS THIRTEEN 41, COULD Neu TELL 3 pre dabar stout Began WON NS al ee -itpoc ook) | CUT KcRoss ASwAMP | | | IH vie 5 ANTWO is F Hi f me) | 3. PERSO! er information OF MAKES TH’ SIKH Tite | anen t corn pret reo AWAY fe Veantr Keep | |! | ui cB AN NINE Nh : fe aey Wier Nod Murr is-/ | FOR Wis PaKTT soB!.| | JEM LooKNG Wew | || | Wi} Sumance spire Link tn ‘ IF Took 'eR ou ow] | TH ONIN THING 1 KNOW ; 1) 1 petreres |} fa fe 1 ESD : Hy NOAH'S ARK'2~ c'Mos, TWATLL HOLD 11S SHIN E \? See} a2 / Avent ch 1, PAINS Choice of our entire stock of finest Dou’ BE So FUSSY~ t1'D GET ALL CHECKED LL HOLD 6 SHI ™ (( EI aR : aie 7 ote wlled rheumatism, euriti®, ‘Reve | “straws, $2.85. Upstairs saves You LETS GOFOR A UP = AN! THAT is erent pee ca Wy, pet K "i i Kasafioanee| emer (ain I STONE! = WIND 'E PRS | S| | | NEN Se [Sy WCE ROLL! bree Wieoudlia UP BUS-LETS Go} 1 0 OWT 1 ile ES wt. ait lent eta t_ GOOD loading Extra sal- ent, The Star, ear Union. 2004 Sth, near Westlake lean, furnished, steam heated *| man. | Wash. Arn\ Pays $2, 500 Rathine | fl Than See a Fight |" VAL CHICAGO, May 24,—James f Sees ‘4 : PRETTY 6oop TIMES TH Ure ; | NOTHIN |W HATS Patten, one-time corn king, ©) | $2,500 to escape witnessing a prize nt, | $3.00 UP; Reasonable. ", KALSOMINING, Abhorrir the chairm check for $2,500 and oun ot Lee left hurriedly, without making the Thief Takes Liar? —~ | speech. | : | and Much Jewelry * | THETFORD, England, May 24—A | Graveyard Station thief who attended a dinner given by f Capt. PJ. O, Montague robbed his Gets Radio News |iisc os joweiry worth s008 WILLESDEN, England, May 24. Municipal authorities have permitted DEAL the stringing of wirele als from | launche: trees in’ the local cemetery. for the | on Goodwin Sands, only receiving of concerts the “wreck” was in reality a mirage,