The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks TEMPUS TODD OLD MAN ‘TROUBLE IS SHOLY VISITING WITH ME T HAS GOT A JOB CHAUFFEURING Fo THE | MAN WHAT THINKS NE OWNS MY CAR AND/|| N'Y GIT NO WAGES FUM HIM aioe Spl pues iS THE MOSTEST THING Lows Trouble Brewing Illustration by H. Weston Taylor Story by Octavus Roy Cohen EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO 1s You Tenbus Toon} te } (, VULIANS New —— - SHorrer? J 3 ATS A QUEER? | STUNT WASH, HOLOIN THET MULES “TAIL. & z WASH FUNK HAS JUST DISCOVERED THAT PTE er tec “gon NOTHIN’ QUEER 'BouT ) DAT. Goss, Dard sys ( SAFETY FUST. Hrs C ONLY WAY AH KIN P} FROM SLIPPIN' OFF'N _/ 3a és TRwlliars, HIS MULE IS -BQUIPPED wiTH A S4FETY DEVICE. 1 FEEL SORRY FoR “SOME OF THOSE OFFICE ABOUT BOWS FINE! =-HE TOLD Me : sO TODAN- ~The End of a Perfect Day | GUESS WE HAD BETTER START FoR HOME NOW, DORIS- WHY SAY HOME f WHEN YouRE AT A A PLACE LIKE THIS? _BY WILLIAMS! THE OLD HOME TOWN ——— =~ = —— MY NAME 1S CELESTIAL WHITE, > G0 1d Hel MA conont a ——~——_ v 1S MO" HANDSONMR, T JUST DROPPED By To See —~ iy aay r : ) iF YOu REALLY WAS AG Ti yt fou Dogs 4 NAT: | GOT A Huncnn [AS FOLKS ToLD Ma jy mys) aly AND T GOT A RUNG Wet ayer $0 f BIDS You A Pours 00°DYE. WHERE Wimmin 6 CONCERNED A FELLER, 51S WITHER A PeSSimgToR A a lL DON'T Beusve THe MAKING A GO Of MATRIMONY. BSOVERAL UTTLE BSYR4WS THAT BHOW WHicH WAY "THE WIND 13 BLOWING. — EE cc BeAr ANYTHING A SwesTt scAnoanw pss \3 STARTING IN — 4 Thar FAMILY! TBLANKTONS ARS lye NoTICeD V3 |S GWine Be Goop aed + ravenos J 7, eS NOE Sovunvse to MS UKE IT'S STARTING OvT SIDE TS ami {tt SA BROSeD AND DR £4 aber’ FIRE CHIEF HOLLEY FOLLOWED WHAT HE “THODGAT WAS THE HOOK AND | | LADDER. TRUCK FoR A HALF MILB - WHEN HE CAUGHT UP wiTA IT | \ =TWAS ONLY A COUPLE OF PAINTERS FROM HOOTSTOWN, be TT, BY ALLMAN | L— af (AN AWFUL L THIKK HES KIDDING YOU, ° MY DEAR - YOURE PRETTY BAD, TLL SAY — Bathers at Clarendon Beach, Chicago, are being. treated these days to a novelty. Several girls, one shown above, have appeared in paper bathing suits, paper socks, paper | umbrellas and paper flowers. They even went into the | water, BUT GEE - JUST THINK! - TWO MONTHS AGO f COULDA’ T EVEN PLAY !- | IN SWEATSHOP PROSECUTION THEM DAYS 1S GONE FOREVER! Judge Leo Sullivan, Jersey City, N. J., sentenced three sweatshop employers to 60.days in jail after Mrs, NOT. Smith, school worker, introduced many little yp like Nancy de Fillippo (above) before the Jue 4] f dis. closed. that hundreds of small children any ing lace, 7