The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE §S TAR MONDAY, AUGUST 20, lz. Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks ——— Coo 15 Pin bed Anvovine, CEuesTiat) J AINT CRAVING TO HAVE NO WASH YO SHO NOUGH NEED DAT WHIP! BUT \S NO Gor DAT PICK HANDLE? 1S OAT NO STARTER? An Embar1 ~~ > Gut I DONT WANT “To \ ort USED, T Wan ‘To. \ GIT RID OF You —— - ing Situation ‘ Story by wn — —~ Mint ALL RIGHT MR. TO00} HAVE IT Yo' Own WAY, Does YOU LEAVE MB PLAT IS6 OWING WRITE ALE To JUWAN JUN@ AN PuST THING You KNO You (5 GwIN@ GB LYIN’ ON Yo" MACK Pusnines DAISIES UP “THROUGH THE GARTH Do resnrge tahiti MBLs Pda SC a 2 WHAT 15 Y% ABOUT 1 ? Y [NO SUH, OEM AIN' No STARTERS! DEMS MAH SPEEDS! DAT WHIP, AM LOW SPEED AN DAT PICK HANDLE . RUMON LE AINT. me Wine THIN! wh) | {50 1 ASKS You, TEARS iN@ Do NoTHIN! ) YU GWING Do, C Octavus Roy Cohe! YWealea tat Fe WAY THINGS HAS DEEN Oi Ak cgety Lt Just; AYS OAKK An’ GETS — Done (Cs \v ./EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO WG, CVEReTT, WOULON'T THis BUISTER You us ' Do You KNOW i Melo! | 7 WHAT THE THER] MOMETGR SAYS § WHATEVER IT SAYs (¥ DOSSN'T MY, 17 Out LOUD it! AM HIG SPEED. /A LAND SAKES ED, GET UP A BEFORE You | | * RUIN. MY a v y GERANIUM"! WAS DUST? “INDIA PRODUCING OIL sobre Fg sam mt ~ ED WDORGLER, WHO DELIVERS WASHINGS FOR HIS WIFE. HAD AN ACCIDENT— THE BACK LEG ON HIS FAVORITE EASY CHAIR GAVE Ww ‘TO DAY, THROWING THE RE POSING OCCUPANT HEAVILY AGAINST WASH -FUNK GETS A LITTLE VARIETY IN HiG SPEED SINCE HE ADDED SOME NEW EQUIPMENT: SALESMAN $AM A NEIGHBORS FENCE ; WE. PASSED a rie If you think America produces all the oil just take a looR SIGHT !!- WHAT TH’ SAM HILL. ORY FIELD at this scene in the Burma (India) oil fields. From 75 to . DECAME OF YA? } : 150 wells are drilled on an acre of ground—being what you wane Te tee li} ne might call “intensive oiling.” & THAI} % ee HAT GOES INTO RING | cmmtmminessansis cps cesses ott aged nce eae ee BE SURE THAT IT's A - YOUNG MAN - AND NOT A FRACTION LESS THROW IN SOME SCRAPS FOR FIDO HERE — NO CHARGE FOR THAT - I GUESS - THEM DAYS IS . GONE FOREVER ! j | | Senator Oscar Underwood, democratic floor leader during | the Wilson administration, is one avowed candidate for his party's presidential nomination. He’s shown here making announcement of candidacy in a speech before the Alabama house of representatives. BY BLOSSER: BUT, Mom, TH WIND BLOWED \T Te A aE eS mee Tae DELICIOUS EGG DISHES WERE You ger THEM! THE ‘ Twenty-one different ways of preparing attractive ege dishes are YOU THREW ALL Your. contained fn the lutest bulletin prepared for the housewives of Seattle by our Washington bureau. If you wish a copy of this bulletin, fill out the coupon below, inclose a two-cent postage stamp and send it to our Washington bureau. nnn Washington Bureau, Tho Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D, 0, T wish a copy of tho bulletin, “Ways of Cooking and Serving Eggs,” and inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp for same.