The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY JULY 30 —— Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks ‘EVERETT TRUE TEMPUS TODD { Greate indenthe Asmees ¢ «84 4) Four ASSN Lae sn IN { Julian Grows Persuasive Wty 15 You EXOOUSTING)? 180 Subpe N¢, c CAUSE WHEN you & a! THINK 1 1S GWINE GIT MySe'F Kitr DRIWVIN Yo AUTOMOBILE IN A RAB, You Is AS Fotis) AS YOU LOOKS. KEEPIN LIVE (8 THE MoSTAST, ING F AiM9 TD Do THE LESS SAID Story by Octavus Roy Cohe BOV! WHEN YOU CROSSES Me You Fikes To GiP vse PATTED IN TH® FACE WITH A SPADW. J HASENTERED YOU AM MY CARLIN THAT RACH AW’ YOU BOTH GOES i. AN’ IF You OPENS Yo MOUF To MAKE ONE Mo REFUSAL T 1S GwINE IST YOU SOHARD OW THe Nose ‘eo 5 ALL OFF, WHEN 2 PINGHES 7—~ WITH YOU YOU I> GIN Bie /4o0" ———t PUM RUINT ~~ { OUT 3 OUR WAY — WHAT !!- ON A HALE PINT OF PAINT! WHY MAN— VYOULL NEED AY LEAST THREE. GALLONS Ut Llustration by 1 i, Weston Taylor THe LAST TIME, LASKS You? 5” 1 RECKON TORIES, DOkS You DRIVE MY CAR M/ VULIAN, THE ONLY THIS RACE OR DOS f REASON I KIND OF 2 SQUASH You? —* / HESITATED WAS BECASA heme T HAD ALWAYS BRan ‘" (OPPOSED TO RACE ¢ \ Suicide.) \C- f [ VL ies Pgeet BY STANLEY IN HIS TEETH FOURTH oF YLYz IS ABLE TO BE OUT AGAIN. #10 | CAN COVER tT WITH THIS- BY CONDO had i 1B (/ ) TT Great |} Treus ! TIMG | aret ! RATE, a] KNOW o “a Scott, MRS et Aww ANDO NOT & “AT o WilAGN we GVER STARTED $3 — THI ClKe WG TH ADY To Sot Imagine this old fellow with hay fever! You could hang a red lantern and a half week’s wash on that beak. Well, what is it? ’S a big-nose monkey. Rare species from Borneo. This is the only one alive in captivity. He's in the Berlin museum, | Gen. Pershing has started an inspection tour of military | posts and camps. Here he is at Camp Mead, Md., with Gen. | Fisk (left), camp commandant. We | a FRECKLES AND HIS FRI —- INH HOUSE T GUESS-Uny DONT You 60 IN AN' SEE WHAT HE'S _BY BLOSSER, Hot Weather Child Feeding Do you know what to feed your child during the hot months? Do you know what kinds and quantities of food a child between age 3 and age 10 requires? Do you knov re f ively? Do you want suggestions, me: about child feeding? If 80, you can obtain ¢ printed bulletin on tho subject by filling out the coupon below and sending it to our Washington bureau, ~ Complimentary—Maybe i BY DOP MADE cee, wmere OVA GET THAT? Wo Bousur fT FOR YA z AN’ JUST THINK. | HE AAADE IT OUT OF HIS’ OWN HEAD AN HE STILL HAS ENOUGH WOOD LEFT T MAKE ATOOL CHEST. HE MADE [Te AIN'T BY PoP AWFUL SMART P IT FOR ME® AIN'T ME NE T' Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D, ©, T want a copy of the bulletin, “Food for Young Children,” and inclose herewith four cents in stamps for same. NANO, cs rciserccecccnescedsccscccccesssctesbeccesenscegese