The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1923, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR i ATURDAY, JUNI 1 | ~ Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of famous Comic Folks | TEMPUS TODD wae | ANN \\ \ ME FOR A RIDE IN MY EX: FIANSAYS TAXICAB) DIO JA HEAR THAT ? TTS GITTIN SO I CANT OPEN MY MOUTH ANY MORE wrTHOUT MY DAUGHTER CORRECTIN AMAYS “THE MAN MY DAUGHTER MARRIES MUST HAVE LOTS AND LOTS OF DOUGH- ne ss Bur MOTHER, HES ==) AND AINT FOR lg | ONT ANDO HE SAYS OF NOU YET, A Valua = a : a ; | — (sown Rain ons HON > y (WHAT ARE WE GoInG ) .. (50 FAR AS I CAN SEE ; ; j LAM Fos: | ; TOWN, RAIN by Aa \ \To bo ABour IT) ) \we Ain Goins 0 JOD oe cae it Ks | i AND THE CAR ;— \_ TEMPUS ?_— DO NO , fC ns hap RIGHT on) “a a5 18 \_ BUSTED : : ‘MP : | ro ueue ST KNOWED You Never) fii SONG Ir SHOULD HAVE TAKEN 5 z Hike Story by Octavus Ry Cohen wes ble Suggestion | EVERETT TRUE i ee : A RP f ia \ —Y a jos ~~ BY WILL l IOEER FOR IDEA AT IT We CAN sae, ‘ sTRwl wea searice ea ae hres Tun, = 3 = — ‘ > OR. Mou an nsw aS be) yu rl : LP ERSH 4 T Exo = — = ms jonio: y ooh . Shoes Howse | / fi SANING BOTH OF US KEEP F i | Sotto “eaiey aes (,) SS ~ ore ‘ 5) MAKE A GENTLEMAN) =| es LD Gy i "ah @°0D. : : f EVERY word I SAY ! ee OF — ‘ OD ARs nee ) ei S i / IAMS| THE OLD HOME TOWN eoo>r MORNING, WGIANBOSS tht 7 TJ \3 SR U SA Lo: —— ae nt as ‘A CAL HOKE © SPENT / TWO HOURS “TODAY, HUNTING FG E “THE WOMAN WHO ASKED HIM To HOLD HER BAS A MINUTE, WHILE SHE MAILEDA LETTER. | ls HE MUST NOT DRINK NOR SMOKE NOR SWEAR — HE MOST BE PURE AS SHOW - & Lena in Dreamland SAY, WHAT )o You THINK You’ HOT Foot! HOT Foor! Eight thousand children, gathered in the ball bark at Washington, D. C., to serenade President and Mrs. Harding |as a feature of Music week, broke ranks and showered them | with flowers. As the heavy bouquets fell upon her, Mrs. | Harding removed her glasses. She aided smaller tots from being trampled. Scene shows the crowd around the stand as marines and sailors restored order. STILLMAN AND JAY LEEDS ] | |__STILLMAN AND JAY LEEDS | ARE YOUR INTENTIONS + SERIOUS P — THAT'S WHAT WE'D LIKE TO KNOW — FOECULES TOLD ME ) Y TUEY HAD A NEW LION JAS TU’ DADte = THA GON OND AN’ SEE) * IF TUBY IS REALLY _ ONE THERE D HIS FRIENDS SLE IL) Au! wuladr A SPECIMAN OF * FELIS LEO’! | AAGNIFIC ENT } ) This picture shows James Stillman, the banker, holding little Jay Leeds, son of Florence Leeds. The babu will soor be 5 years old, his mother says, \