The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR : Daily Doings of The Star’s F amily of Famous Comid F olks | fUESDAY, JUN TEMPUS TODD So Near and Yet So Far \(TwO MORE MILES Sou SAW ANYTHINGL. INN. 1 ro THe ¢, OF THAT FAT WILLIE GUN lis So WEARY f— Be) |ORIVIN' MY CAR AND Y HAS LOST EVERYTHING a? Lovin’ MY GAL?” </ BYT MY AMBITION ‘T SEEN Him DowG BoTH {Bi DAY I Meets UP With THAT Ilustrations by ‘aylor Story by Octavus Roy Cohen s'Westen’t <= NN a ee ———, Boy, SATAN 15 Goina To HIRE A NEW COAL SHOVELLER, EVERET]E TRU f AA | ff Ny i 0 . 4 HEADED HOME, CARAMEL. THERE AINT NO USE WAITING NO Lom ¥ ror. Eg RR i u Wai ied Mig Hn nit Th tal! Minto Fag h f~ we foLd ER P) NEWT SHES AREAR x mes: ee JUST WHEN THE OLD CROSSING WATCHMAN HAD FINIGRED) PAINTING HIS GSHANTY, THAT SHIFTER FIREMAN HAD ‘1D GO AND START SWEEPING OUT THE ENGINE! | THOUGHT | TOLD You THAT | DIDN'T WANT YOU "TO PLAY WITHA THAT Boy! | DON’T LIKE To HAVE ‘YOU PLAY’ WITH HIM ANO I DON’T _LIKE HIM- 1 DON’T LIKE HIM MY SELF DIO NOTHIN |DIONI TH! BY STANLEY PASE?! WeLt ICL a2 TH’ DINNER LIVERYMAN DAVE WHITAKER "TRADED AN OLD SORREL HORSE FoR A FINE GOLD WATCH DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY—— — THE GOLD WATCH TURNED GREEN TODAY ras . NEA ee BY AEUMAN WELL IF You DONT LIKE HIM AND ’I DON'T LIKE HIM-, CAN | GO OVER THERE JUST LONG ENOUGH m TO GIVE HIMA > GOOD BEATIN*P Miss Mildred Lovett, 21 |years old, was selected as | Philadelphia's most beautiful | girl at a contest held recently jat the Palace of Progress ex- | position, | Flirt With Death || ian ak ak kA I Si Nah lad THEN HOW Do YA KNOW WHAT T LOOK FOR P T DONT KNOW : 2 §OMAT T' Lox Fer ; ee Ea, (FT FIND SOMETHIN ys THATLL BE WHAT Hanging by his feet, from @ tree branch swinging out from a@ mountain peak thous- ands of feet high, Lucieno Albertini, the “Fairbanks” of Europe, and his girl part- ner laugh at danger, She sure has confidence in him! PEANUT SUBSTITUTE, Peanuts are a highly concentrated food and may bo used as a sub stitute for meat once in a while If tho cords of Venetian blinds are wiped over with an oftet rag they will be less lable to broak, ( Ano Berofe® THAT, Bur GECF BOCaUSS ) P | | | | | BY COND( Two hy A } 17 i ja "uy MR. TOMKINS, | CET -THAT,A SOAK, IN {Lt MYSTERY be onber? one The body of Helen Drach- man, pretty Y. W.C. A, girl of Youngstown, O., was found under a culvert four miles outside that city..Several suspects have been grilled. Police are trying to trace significance of a note she wrote, “My heart is heavy with a sorrow that will not be relieved till death.” She was stabbed five times with a stiletto. (" “vourTH” | Felix Borowski, president of Chicago Musical college, won a $1,000 prize for his or- chestral composition “Youth,” in @ competition at the North Shore Musical festival, Chi- cago. Fifty-seven other com-~ posers competed. Borowskt was born in England of Polish parents, but has lived in Chicago for 25 ycars. MEASURING SYRUP sticky substance, dipping the cup in PEELED POTATOE To prevent potatoos turning black add & teaspoonful of vinogar to the water in whieh they are boiled,