The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 6

P ™ ¢€ 1A a WEDNESDAY, JUIL i, 1023. PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR I !) OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS) THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY! EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO Daily Doings of The Star’s F amily of Famous Comic Folks mek « WGLL, 81R, HOW ARS You TODAY, GvERGrT % LM PEEUNG BULLY MYSELF }} L COULN cick my | yp, WEICKT .W WILDCATS Itt a wae / nS A LOT OF \ WORK, BUT THIS 1S ONE FOURTH / jf OF UY “THETS ( | GOIN"TO BE ) \ sare AN SANE!’ ie Se ptrepeaecner renee eee ete 2S (Hop ER L NEWT SHES . \ AREARIN TR — Sf St-eeeecesrs i i u a iy i H i . —<S WSS SSS UNCLE DODE HERRINSHAW FORGOT To PUT OUT i “ JORIS PIPE WHEN HE VOLUNTEERED To Carry | ‘ “THE OLD CROSSING WATCHMAN. WAS ON as Uh in PRE Wcnie bok fo he SO : THE JOB BRIGHT AND EARLY THIS MORNINGr TMI lams HIS MORNING - ee AND PREDICTED A VERY QUIET FOURTH, eeeiecteeateneare Samet, J ty Bg ae Cee 4 as mt |}: ET SDE TREO gee ea aap er RE, + DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Handicapped BY ALLMAN | ___ i TOM, WATCH MY DIVE ares TO SING IN AMERICA ] AND TELL ME IF I 5 : == GO IN STRAIGHT? THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Fathom This on Your Flageolet fa HEH-REH- WE'LL CELEGRATE, SANE FOURTH - TAKE THOSE PA — THE KIND YOU GOT 1 BOUGHT SOME FIRE-WORKS-| LLL SPEND A SA T WANT SOME FIRECRACKERS! FHEM DAYS IS - THINGS AWAY FROM HERE! LAST YEAR GONE FORE Fs | Me. Ira Kasiime, noblewoman, who fled from Russia when bolsheviks confiscated her estate, has achieved great Success as a concert singer i1 Paris and is planning a tour of America. | | BEAUTY IN LOVE TANGLE ] "BY BLOSSER' BY AHERN |FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS if 4 Ou Boy! 1 a q y eruGAl Mave \Poee ASL nace aceon {f Mead. xcaeoy Y 4 AKW BODY IN )) ELSE HAS 4S B6 ¥ ~ \ FIRE CRACKERS AS k r {Tow WE GOT- USTEN J: A’ > CRACK OH WELL, LETS ALL GO OUT ON “THE FRONT EY PorcH AND IT WILL TELL You How If CELEBRATED ONE PARTICULAR FouRTH f ae LINIMENT on, Mele TpuT WW SITY CENTS on “THRT BALLOON AN You GUYS Good BYE SK BG T KNEW tT WoULD LEAN OVER AN’ SHOULDA DONE \S LET-TH’ MAJOR CATCH FIRE ~ c_ EXPECT TH’ A - 170 BUS 7 \ sortlern aul ie | WH ime FoR A MINUTE ne au’ it'd Go | ae ron UP A MILE! fr LEMONADE! UR, BUS eters HEY! war . ——] WHY DIDNT ithe 5) KINDA FIRE CRACKERS 4 1 ARE You mH Y'WAMT TILL ag in SHOCTIN' P a A GO UP GooD WHEN ITS e i | Mrs. Winfield Scott, Jr., formerly of Kansas City, is be- a ; HE Re : | ng sued for divorce by her husband, wealthy young Fort ¥ i. # fr GLORIOUS \ 44 | Worth, Tex., man, who inherited four and a half pnillions a g . | f 4 TH from his father, pioneer of the cattle industry. H¢ contends she abused him. She asks alimony of $1,250 pend ing settle- ment of the suit, ; j RNY hea 917 a a Ba