The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR ) TEMPUS TODD STELL You WHAT ILL DOL yf WILLIE BUNION. IF You PAYS py ME HOW MUCH You OWES ME ig ‘ FOR THE TAXI RIDE I'LL WALK \ 7 BACK TO THE INN AND TELEPHONE »i ¢ _— FOR } - a Money in the Bank YOUR MONEY, TEMPUS DonT You worry Aout) ITS GOOD IF YOU DONT NEVER) me) CESS —\- (sure 1 KNOW. \Just Like Money ) VIN THE BANK s DRAWING FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON A: BANK. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OH, Doris! OH,DoORIS! ' SHE’S GONE OUT AGAIN. | SHE SPENDS MORE TIME WITH THE NEIGHBORS THAN SHE DOES AT HOME Mi i ~ THE REAT IS TWENTY BUCKS A MONTH - T THINK (T’S CHERP AT THAT — f BUT V’LL’ TRY )T- | HAVEN'T Wilbur Does ~ | DON’T KNOW WHETHER 1 CAN DO THIS OR NOY, GOT A CLEAN SHIRT IN THAT DRAWER WITH ANY BUTTONS DOWN THE FRONT- MY WIFE 15 ToO BUSY VISITING AROUND To SEW ANY ON- Harbor This o OUTRAGEOUS! SiR-OLTRAGEOUS! WAY YOURE TALKING THROUGH YOUR HAT! BY WILLIAMS THE OLD HOME TOWN Copyright John ¥, Dille Co MONDAY, JUNI Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks ~~~ | Story by Octavus Roy Cohen re tasiie ONLY T HAS A CRAVING 2 1O BE MY OWN BANK ) HEY! HERES, YOUR YOUNG UN SHES , AREARIN SADIE APPLEGATE DIDAT DISCOVER SHE HAD LEFT HER BABY /N_ TOWN, UNTIL. SHE WAS THREE MILES FROM THE POST OFFICE — CAL HOKE,WHO HAD BEEN HOLDING THE BABY R SEVERAL Hobres, WAS GREATLY RELIEVED. STANLEY EA SERVICE Zowle ! ‘4 ihe “ Taro eng Disks wet wrong! ae sia ARE You TRYING To DO THERE? L WON'T PAY MORE THAN FIFTEEN BUCKS A MONTH FOR ANY FLAT - TT ISNT YOURS ALONE = IT'S FOR TAG AND Youe WATCH, MOM GEE! T LIKE TGET NICE PRESENTS LIKE THIS BY ALLMAN P'M TRYING “To SEW | AFEW BUTTONS ON \ WELL,WHY ONE OF MY SHIRTS- { DIDN’T I'M GOING OUT ToNIGHT/ YOU GET THE AND I'D LIKE To LAWNMOWER WEAR IT! To SEW THEM ot ON WITH? ~~” BY BLOSSER EVERETT TRUE 99 ‘YoU SEG ANY WRINKLES] IN “THE Gace my coat = BY CONDO or AROUND AND see Ir You NOTICE ANY IN THE FRONT II % é, Thousands jammed the streets of Berlin to witness the funeral procession of Vorowski, soviet delegate assassinated jat Lausanne. Among those who followed the hearse were | (1) Krestinski, soviet republic minister to Germany, and (2) Radeck, secretary of the soviet delegation to Lausanne. | Radeck's name has been mentioned in news of the com- |munist uprising at Gelsenkirchen in the Ruhr. | > { GOTHENBURG’S PERSPECTIVE | Looking thru the main portal to the grounds of the Ter- centennial Jubilee at Gothenburg, Sweden. All of the prin- cipal nations participated. in the festival. Great buildings lof beauti, i were constructed for the event. il ’ ! ri TABBY’S BRED ON A Bote | | Here's a Memphis (Tenn) kitten enjoying his dinner from a bottle. Poised on his back, he used his vaws to bak ance the milk container, Giiuaiibnide