The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR rHURSDA’ “one Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks TEMPUS TODD Tempus Gets What He Asks For Story bss Octavus Roy Cohen st'weston toy EVERETT TRUE (—— i} {TASKS YOU THEN} WHAT DOES You WANT?) z = ( 7 _ = WELL THEN, TAKE IT) S| "AND TRAVEL ON. gy } You SEENS POWERFUL INTERESTED) / IN My CAR. HAS YOU GOTANY PARTICULAR REASON? _-——~ | JNOT NO REASON AT if RY \ { ALL, BROTHER JUNE ae ( NOTHING) IF YOU WANT Your Soup LO LOT Yq COMMS BACK AND GET (T, BUT You'CAntry FINSH Ir Heee fi! ‘ou KeGP THe TAGL]E IN A ROAR, BUT NOT WITH REPARTSS !!] 2 hee * PBEID 13/3 welll FILLITR AN! TY MINUTE \o irr Fe You sky )ieeat2 DAVE Looks }} USED TO LIKE A DARN// THINK HE DUDE? _/ WAS SHREW LIERYMAN DAVE WHITAKER THODGHT HE AAD MADEA _ GOOD DEAL WHEN HE TRADED THAT BRASS WATCH @ FOR A FINE FUR CoAT—— UNTIL. ONE.OF THE Boys STARTED To BRUSH "THE CoAT, THE MORE IMPROVEMENTS “THE OLD = CROSSING WATCHMAN PUTS ONHIS SHANTY THE LESS COMFORT HE GETS OUTOF IT. | viz Ruilligus 7 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ~~~ ALITTLE ART WORK ‘ ee q Figs tishels Ase pigonal ine nied as SA lp eicahe beet DADDY, DOES IT LOOK LIKE You DOES | DRAW THAT bs pas ‘ine ? IT? 1 Don’T THINK / FOR MEP . IT DOES - AW, THAT doesn'r \) LOOK LIKE MOTHER - YOU SAID YOu CouLD DRAW A PICTURE OF MOTHER - SOTHAT IS A PICTURE OF ME DoES- IT’S 1S ITP WELL, IT GOT HIS LOOKS JUST LIKE BIG NOSE AND ME-HA-HA LITTLE MUSTACHE HA-HA SURE IT TT o~ MOTHER } Newest. thing in the way 3 3 of hairdress introduced in Latest portrait of Miss Paris. Three wheels of pearls | Ailsa Mellon, daughter of the joined with ropes of pearls |secretary of the treasury and with a long tassel of pearls hostess for him. She on each side. It's the cat’3|soon go abroad with him an antennae, girls, you can|her brother, Paul Mellon. afford the pearls. ; | [ WEDS PRINCE} Political Stage | WHY SURE IT DoES! DREW ir! Mutter This Thru Your Megaphone “THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER! UM HUNGRY- MAAM-= L’vE TRAVELED FAR — { WISH 1 RAD SOME FOOD - (F YOU WOULD LET ME HAVE A GITE, YOU"D EARN My GRATITUDE - & KAD AARD LWCK- YOu’D NER THINK THAT 1 WAS ONCE A DUDE ! & i} + | Mrs. Wende hilli |noted war worker of N | York city, has just an- |nounced her recent marriage | |to Prince Nicolas Vladimir | jvon der Lippo-Lippski, a} page to the late czar of Rus-| |sia, whom she met eight} | years ago. { IN TROUBLE | Mrs. Hilton Philipson . of ndon, who has just been ed a unionist member of parliament, was formerly Mabel Russell, musical com- edy star. BY BLOSSER FAMILY FIRESIDE FUN GEEON FEEL GOOD HOw JAYa RAYS NOSIR«STS ONLY } A A stately, attractive blonde left TOAY, DeATTOUA TAS? BET BIRTIDAY IS THoRRND URS OATS GA. YOO CAN HAVE New “York to. take @ position’ a T FEEL BETTERN You AN HE SAID T CoD DIVIDE MY BIRTHDY %y You BIRTHDAY IN stenographer with a dignified Bos- CANSE THROW 1S pled RA eat ACURA SH MORNING ANT TLL toni of Prim descent. "arty y > THER KIDS HANI " ng a office on her firs’ “ BY BIRTHDAY AN < WHOLE RISTHDAYS To YELL WHAT HANE MINE IN, ing, she went directly to eee ‘ead ployer's desk, \ "IT suppose you begin the day here the same as they do in New York?" she asked, “Oh, yes," replied her employer, without glancing up from his desk. y “Well, hurry up and kiss me, i ther,” was tho startling. rejoinder. “T want to get to work."-—Amerinan Legion Weekly, A\\ \ Leese LEs W\ WA \ Ahi « > ‘ b & President Li Yuan Hung of || China, who fled from Pekin when disgruntled unpaid J |troops threatened io storm fles— y \the capita ~ ys... What virtue lives when beauty dies, Bis POINTS MADE BY POETS Yet, tho thou fade, From thy dead leaves let fragrance a rise; “4 And teach the maid : That goodness Time's rude hand de: NEA senvicr