The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 12

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, T9235. ct Tt, PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR —— | Daily Doings of The Star’s F amily of Famous Comic Folks ——| | TEMPUS TODD _ Worse and More of It Story by Octavus Roy Cohen «it.%e| EVERETT TRUE BY COND) f AND ANOTHER, i purt soy! Boyt BETTE DOK ¢ ~ —~ IF YouULL Take | J pa) oa in y || WHAT You THINK op > Yo' Gloves OuT y } ‘ bs tre, A MES “ THS £ T NOW, BROTHER OF MY FACE Fo" Ss - Ted CVG »CoTa . aes eg YOU | Miss HITTIN THE PLACE TODD? ANSWE Rae THAT) LA MINUTE I inet POL WHATS THe Ce AN THIN pies SOTA] MY DEAR MRS, TROG 4 You AINT AN' HiTyou |} CUS OE HAT WASN'T. marrer, iSYou) S Nason! Faint} TO, BUT RISEA ---- IN STEA DWF TRYING ¥ TO THINK OF SOMETHING IN’ nme 50, KOREA 15" <3 ~~ yom Nn‘ No TIM | ; iT, Veecs? a mere a A. (Quirtine? Owing al ae AS «; ki | SY T Dowr Sam esow ‘: LE RON: tLse TO BUY WHY Dowie : You TRY TO THINK \OF ses : "Loaian MH SOUSTHING WSCANE Dds | wonsaey WttHourT, #! 7 } y BY WILLIAMS; THE OLD HOME TOWN A ier _ SR’ Sh ONG THING oS. Can DOMWITHOUTAS 4 THAT PranozoryhunoR I! % rei lBiY vA a 4 sages t ys ee nae sm fl pss iil ANU yaa ormaer, Coiiis tf DOVE LIKE? WHAT DO You MEAN, DOES SHE LIKE TO BILL of ‘ AND coo ? y f TOM, WERE GOING OVER ' To THE CORNER To GET) 4% FSOME ICECREAM-WE'L, // BE BACK SHORTLY.= #( WOW DO You ) 15%. DO, MISS % OLIVIA? 1 MET HIM AT A DANCE BUT DONT REMEMBER HIS NAME-HE 1S SUCH A DOVE-LIKE: When the chief executive in the White House gave the signal, the start of the Memorial Pony Express from St. Joseph, Mo., to the Pacific coast was made. Robert Lee Shepherd, on horseback, rode the first lap westward. Post- master Elliot Marshall of St. Joseph is holding the mail bag destined for San Francisco. In the background may be seen part of the old Pikes Peak stables, from which the original Pony Express started in 1860. cy gr ne S te s F3 AND TO EACH OF US COMES (TS CALL- THERS SA1- DON'T YOU TAKE WO BATHS _AT ALL ? WHY, TID JONP BACK OFA TIGER CAME BY TD GRAS HIS TAIL AN THROW HIM I Appetites Qty Ay'' (NC A 7 f WHAT WOULD Nou DOIF A TIGER. CANE UP THIS SSER bez] Ls QUCICAN WHEN “He / AROUND REAL FAST AN' BREAK HIS NECK “THATS: WHAT T'D Do. City, was awarded the same honor this year. Her selectio for the second time came as a great surprise to other’ cor) testants, Miss Mary Katherine Campbell, Columbus, O., chosen as “Miss America” in the 1922 beauty pageant at Atlantic FANCY GLOVES BLUE POPULAR Very fancy gloves are making] Blue, in all its variations, {sto their appearance. Embroidery, bead:}be popular for’ fall. ‘The evening ing, fancy stitching and perfora-|frock of baby blue, whieh fell into | tlons all are employed to tranform|the discard when the more vivid | the ordinary gauntlet into a dee-|shedes became so popular, is to re | erative accessory. turn to its own, |