The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, JULY 21, 192 TEMPUS TODD A Dark, Dark Future Story by Octavus Roy Cohen .!wte'.".../ EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO “s ; —_— “ . EMPL. i 2 ° 1 Dow STA OUSHMENT NO TANDS 2H LAWSY! SOMEBODY HAS SHOLY SfWED A HA, — ly ae ty cba ai Pg CELESTIAL. Ww Tig LAST MAN WHICH Mcp STIAL TRIED To FURT oS AY Whi MY Gabe Luck TAG ON MY SHIRT TAIL, “TAINT pty Fans ote GQUTE A STRING OF Fish, SVERETT. \ 2 Wa AS FAMILY WITHOUT A NIKKEL, IT WAS %° RN NT NOW naan ce TIAL WAS In LOVE WiTh . Reenes You DOWN ASK tN acest toads: AWFUL TOUGH ON HIS RELATIVES, AFTER THEY O8S I EVER SISPECT THAT ! THING s CAN DO is NOTHIN’ AN TDD eh ge NeW PW CH wie xe PAY FOR, ‘You CONE BACK An’ Don'T aia FINALLY SUCCEEDED IN IDENTIFRYING THE CAWpPSt c ns a aero THEM $ TES “NGS tse, TELL NE NOTHIN’ WHAT A Late BL aj How TO START THAT ~ amt fy i STIAL, YOU HAD SURE yy GETTER HAM if ‘s * wh WI WM) } AAI | Wf ; 2 KY I PAID A HALE-DOLLAR FoR THE PoLe, THIRTY CENTS FOR THE TACKLG, AND TEN CENTS TOR Bait! ANO IFOR YOUR ORIGINALITY z'M GOING TO LET You HAVE HOME TOW WITH ME EDGAR! IM NOT GOING . P= ' IN THE WATER \\) De pace” Ls ARA|| } abot “TILL NOUVE LEARNED TOUGH ON TO SWIM. [TS 0 (TH‘CORN 4N iit if iano iano iat é STAMOS pes ert ie , fE BARREL STAVE HAMMocie AT THE WHEN MOTHER LOVE 1S BLIND | CENTRAL HOTEL COLLAPSED TODAY. ig DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ay “1 DIDN'T RECOGNIZE WELL, WE'LL TAKE THE _ DOC. | ALMOST NEEDED - .t BANDAGE OFF TODAY, | AN INTRODUCTION To WELL, HERE GOES fa a// HIM AT FIRST, HELEN- p TO THE NEW NosE-), 7|\ // HE LooKxs-so TOM, THATS Pen ( A DECIDED MR. DUFF AND SEE How IT MYSELF - | THINK é m 2 LOOKS -1 DON’T BELIEVE ITS A DECIDED ITMADE MAY IT NEVER GET DIFFERENT! rl IMPROVEMENT- J QUITE A SHINY —~ ’ IMPROV YOv WILL RECOGNIZE Your- } oe ree CHANGE IN Your 1 ij 7 { DO1 Look MENT! \ ANY DIFFERENT? Y — WHEN rT my SELF WHEN You LooK INTO APPEARANCE | Sam c AMIRROR SS ; ANY BIGGER. x na coy, > WILL IT, Doc ? = a / : i ¥ Jessie Reed (above), divorced wife of Daniel Caswell, | wealthy Clevelander, is rumored about to again embark on | the matrimonial ark. Miss Reed is a prize Ziegfeld Follies | beauty. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Perform This on Your Piazza | ONLY DRUM MAJORETTE T HATE THESE SWELL HOTELS, | WHY NOT GO CAMPING IN) THE WELL LIVE JUST LIKE THE HEM BAYS iS MY DEAR — (T COSTS A WOODS? — THIS SIMPLE LIFE CAVEMEA) DID TEN THOUSAND PILE OF DOUGH — YOu KNOW — i YEARS AGO! GONE FOREVER! CAN YOU HEAR. ae waar Yes, We Have No Bananas GUESS TLL Go. J Gu eeeriey a hoe ASibe SHELL f 60T ALOT ; AN DOG STATIN GIMME A COOKIE iff /; Bh, OF BANANAS! . ua oa Ars OR SOMETHIN’ _7, Hf A 7 : , Bou Asks KB yd! Or would you call her a drum majoress? She's Mrs. C. W. Williams, who led the Elks’ band of Albuquerque, N. M,, at the recent Elks convention at Atlanta, Ga, Men in the band say Y woman drum major in the world, Five Million More umber of children now in “ld Prof, Farmor, who bas- sy acho School Kids in U.S. |oa iis statoment on tinures trom the CHICAGO, July 21, — School |U. & Bureau of Education, 22 children in the United States today {100,070 In 1902 it was 16,12 number 6,975,000 more than they did | Ne Valto of property used for lie school purposes has quadrupled 20 yours ago, according to Prof. A. lin this period of tmoe, the amor N, Farmer who spoke before a meet-] 1902 being Ae $71,907 and in HH ing of educators here, — [eotng oD “ bt 8,080, pub: