The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 19

FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR OUT OUR WAY en WASH ,T NOTICE |.) BYERV “TIME Vou ba PARK “THAT HORSE | You ALWAaNS PUT \ DLE, OAT | | Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic F olk HAIN NO DEE “TO PY } OAT HAWSE 16 GITTIN SO POWFUL Low IN}, An SLUG A BOX UNDER iM; } { WAS 7D OO GUMFIN ‘T’ KEEP Ang 3) Be SEs | WASH FUNK HAS HIS OWN METHOD \ FOR KEEPING HIS HORSE IN GHAPE . A word "TH 1084 ?_/ HIM FOM GrTTin ANY WUSSER. Fr) << ——_—__ } BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY! EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO Haw -HAW~H4W!IS PPE THE FUNNY J LOOKING OLD GUY HOSGBLING ACROSS THS STRCET ‘fl ————P THR FOoOR OLD FELLOW 1S KIND oF BENT CLT oF SHAPS [SRT He fil! SINCE MARSHAL OTEY WALKER STARTEDOUTTOFIND THE MISSING =@ RED WHEEL BARROW, RECENTLY STOLEN FROM VAN ORMANS STORE, H® HAS FOUND THAT MOST EVERY FAMILY JN TOWN OWNSA RED WHEEL BARROW. ‘ DOINGS OF THE DUFFS~ THERE You OLD HENS! THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER BABY GOT A BND IT DIDN’T Eve. BAN QUET GARDEN? HAVING j THE TIME OF THEIR , YOUNG eet ed No Different DID You SEE THose ~~ Dy CHICKENS HAVING A WHAT HAVE YoU PLANTED IN MY THERE MR DUFF? HEH- HEM! SOME TOOTH | — ABOUT THIS SiIZE- I WOULPA)’T CALL (T SMALL- # 1 PLANTED SOME LETTUCE- SOME RADISHES - SOME ONIONS -TURNIPS AND SOME SWEET Ss” Commit This on Your Colliope THAT'S PINE - | USED “To 5 PLANT POTATOES IN SWEDEN WHEN | WAS A LITTLE GIRL 4 CALL POTATOES IN_ SWEDEN? WE DIDNT, CALL THEM = eWE DuG’EM \uP =" BY AL POSEN Husbands had bes p to the next item. But women wW be interested to know the hat on this young woman sold fo $2,300 at the recent millinery fashion show, New York Ci : Its value lies in the ostrich feather, so it seems, but you . tri 2,300. BUT JUST THINK! - UP TO MESTEROAY (T HAD NO WEETH AT ALL HS |\— P 4 Y martis,Mpesr—1 ver V7 J MOLD FRIEND OF MINE Ue 1 TODAN WHO 1S VERN SUCCESS- FUL IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OIL WELLS = HE 1S GOING TO START OPERATIONS OW A NEW WELL SOON, AND \F You LISTEN (0 MN ADVICE, You WILL TAKE Fal ADVANTAGE OF THE GLOWING 33) OPPORTUNITY, AND BUY A =F, THOUSAND SHARES OR So! HAVE “THE SAME CONFIDENCE IW MY JUDGEMENT 4S STANDARD OIL Dip = L ADVISED THE, LOCATION WHICHURNED OUT To BE ONE OF gm THEIR LARGEST iy PRODUCING ra “HAT REMINDS ME~ 1 MUST ORDER SOME KEROSENE TOMORROW SO Nou CAN OIL UP THAT RUSTY D b- FIELDS! —— aw: 4. ae J vway THe MAJOR WAS AN OILY “TONGUE == OLD LAWN MOWER IN THE BASEMENT! YEH, JOHN D. SAID “TO WIM, “MBIOR, YOURE A FAR SIGHTED Ma I WANT FAYou'D HAVE NoU TO LooK To BE INTO SOME OIL CHILDISH WELLS OF MINE “= WA-HA = THATS. DEEP STUFFS ili si GeLier NA SERVICE a aN Ps stv a | ys y Where danger lurked and where the smoke was thick ent these New York firemen in a recent factory blaze.® | Oils and ather combustible material added fuel to the flam | But the Hrs-aiteré stuck to their jobs, narrowly escaping |serious injury and death when an upper floor gave way; showering them with hot bricks and burning embers. QUESTION MARKS . H, Tuckerman, twins of Cleveland,’ confuse even parents by their almost identical appearan They practice together and in order to identify themseli for delegates at a recent Ohio State Medical association coi vention, Dr. W..C. (left) fixed his tie so that the left e pointed over his left shoulder and Dr. W. H. did gust |‘ opposite, Wet