The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 11

THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 | z aily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks TEMPUS TODD Tempus Becomes Peeved Story by Octavus Ro) ( T WISH You FouKs ) [( A FELLER CAN Sy py lr: ALL 1S MAKING A PAIR) 11S OWN GAL, Wh 2F SPECTACLE GAL CAN HE Love NOTHING To DO ‘ UIT, THAT WOULD YOURSELVES Ti, FOOL LOVING ¢ with ITs BET YY \ Y Cohen witvecon Tevior S OF OTEY is sa LIKE A SHEEP? > aT SO THATS. THE DANGED EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO You ExXHAusT mY PATIE s! Cverey = A PERSON TRIES TO GET 4N EXPRESSION © OPINION OR A DEMINITSE ANSWER From THEY Don’t Ger it! Tew Me, 1D You GVGR IN SS OR NO? PUT.1TH, IN ; HERE HAIGHT 1T RAINED- MITHER. WALKER <u “AM stTantey,/ «0 OMI ta wenvice Uf Y THE OBSTRUCTION MARSHAL OTEY WALKER FELL OVER,BACK oF / HAROLD VAN ORMANS STORE, WAS INDENTIFIED AS THE “Wh MISSING RED WHEELBARROW OTEY HAS BE For THE PAST TWO WEEKS EN HUNTING -— 7ELAA AND THAT'S a WELL- I'M. 9] Of THE STORY ABOUT WOLD Tete WIM To Co semnnrens HIS PIANO LESSONS, AFRAID HE MISS GRAHAM? THE LITTLE BOY WHO Aa) etree mote SHEEN DIDN'T PRACTICE HIS ‘a \ Piano LESSONS ? NO’ sane or : ONA »~— af ih a rene WHY THEY ac Tees ee HAHAS PuT PEDALS PIANO — ent This on Your Violin “AH, WONDROUS LOVE! TIS MINE, 1 WISH YOu'D CAN THAT L. THOUGHT ALL GIRLS LOVE "TIS THING, TIS UFE, TIS . STUFF - AHEM - 17M SORRY POETRY WHEN THEY ARE WINE AND FOOD-"” BEING WOOED— SAY, WILLIE, TAGALONG WHY DIDN'T You Vat WERT CY APES FULOHNG COME WEN T CALLED A GRIND ORGAN = T'VE CALIED You? T CALLED LouD “TO HIM BUT HE PAID NO ATTENTION WHEN YoU SEB WIA TELL HIM To COME HOME Gp OO, j Y My ‘ hen ARRVICE BY BLOSSER eS Hundreds of candidates kneel at Grant’s tomb, New Yor to receive the degree of page in the Knights of Pythias, conferred by Joseph S. Klein, chancellor-commande national lodge. This is said to be the first time that a fraternal order has held sucz a ceremony in public. Not this fellow, for he’s carved out of timber. An Indian in Northern Montana whittled bruin from a log. That's why) ~ he has no bark. l MARRIED LIKE PALEFACES | An old romance between Chef Lowe Bear, 50, and Julia Wolf Moccasin, 48, of the Arapahoe tribe of Wyoming, found consummation in Los Angeles in marriage in the white man's tepee. Judge Summerfield performed the cer