The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1923, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SHA'TT LE STAK Dail ADAM AND EVA ‘THAT FIVE THOUSAND WILL BE A WONDEIRFUL START FOR THE BABY WHEN HE GOES INTO BUSINESS , UNCLE. WELL, MONEY Is PROBABLY THE. BEST LABOR, SAVING DEVICE ON THE MARKET, ADAM, T HATE 70 DISTURB YOU ON SATURDAY MORNING: : DEAR, BUT WE HAVE NO, ® MILK FOR NOUR FATHERS “~ —neeres ett Lt Pei eee | KNOW WHAT , SHE WANTS AND \/f A SHE KNOWS HOW }C WPT Om To GET 'T! b . MONEY AND BRAING , UNCLE GUILLERMO- BY WILLIAMS TH | . AND GET DOWN 70 GOTO GET TO SSYTHAT DID THE TRICK YOU'RE GONNA MIND THE BABY, JOHN - NO FOOTBALL — AND IF YOU'VE GOT BRAINS : v YOO. Don't in” AT STORES IVE WORK ! { ALLRIGHT -SHE'S HapPy }7 NOW- NOT A PEEP 4% \ OvT OF Wee eres FY C439" NO-SiIR- EEE — | || | © FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ar €, ADAM, IT TAKES COLD CAR Time. can Tr a by iz a «Toms Predicts THINK BETTY JANE WILL BE WHEN SHE SINGER OR A MOVIE ee t OLD HOME TOWN . TOM, WHAT DO You GROWS UP? AN OPERA y Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks The Value of Money WELL ADAM, THATS ‘THe. \ You se WAY | GOT MY START, TO MAKE® A ifor . (® You've, Gor Money PROMIBITIONISTS PREVENT YOU DONT MEED BRAINS MONEY FROM GETTING TIGHT amy EVEN THE saniy7, wea | : : ; ARAK SOoCe Ty AUNT 5: PEABODY, LEADER. OF THE OPPRESSION OF PIPE SMOKING, RUINED EF WER UMBRELLA WHEN SHE ATTEMPTED To \_ BREAK UP A PIPE JAKE BOWERS WAS SMOKING \ WELL, SHE HAS A GooD SET OF LUNGS 17LL SAY- SOM@ FOLKS THINK ITS A GooDp FRONT THAT MAKLG US POPULAR Bur {TS MY IDEA THAT OUR, GREEN BACKS HAVE A To po THAT eM ’ BY STANLEY, NO-| - SHE “Gee! What | | & Nelson BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER “Gee, fellers, ‘f that ol’ bear ever got loom—-Jiminy 1rinmust" 4 small urchins had their * prommed aguinet Frederick & on's vouthwent window, and “Krinmus,” echoed J, “things begin to look that way,” Toylinds are springing up all over town; Seattle, always be fui, in thinking about its holiday dress, and snowflakes and holly will soon be in order, Hut Frederick & Nelson have a brand new idea. Hound and round the block it goes—20 show windows iree Son good authority that Santa him self ix inside with a dig nurprise for every boy and girl who visits him \tale. Thru quaint old cobblestone | wtreeta, past wibbly wobbly houses pwith the queerest towers and bal conies And peoky pointy roofs, marching right on thru the town go the bear, way, did you notice that English “bobby-cop” with the red nose—t was wondering where—still I guess he acquired it before coming oyer! intently watching the rhythmic movements of Ma-ha-ra-jah, one, of & couple of given-coated twinnies suddenly discovered the was blocking the traffic—composed of a number of kidsize autos drawn up to watch the parade, but this strophe was swallowed up in Bqueals of Joy upon discovering the {antics of a jolly clown who thinks himpeif the village rascal, to judge y his roving eye |. “Mo-THER, I want that ‘mump faced dog,” suddenly yelps an eager youngater—and “DAD-dy, I'll take STUDENTS GET HONOR AWARDS DIDNT KNOW WHE BE JUST LIKE HER GIVE HER SOMETHING j , BETTER EVERY LITTLE WHILE To KEEP HER Quiet s Atty HEAR You SAY THAT! THEM DAYS 1S GONE FOREVER! ~~ To ps | ¢, f Ya, Pea i WHATOUA JUMPIN’ LIKE TAT FOR, § PRACTISIN' RIDIN’ A BICYCLE— MY UNCLE ¢ wr 2 ] CHARLIE SAID HE'D Moc py { GET ME A BICYCLE IN. 1 somend —4/ 1 TH’ SPRING,SO TA ) y MEEDIN' IN PRACTISE. If de Willie Is Doubtful Now TAINT JUMPI= TH Fie, 46 - HOW CAN YER. ONCLE CHARLIE GET” | A PKYCLE IN TH! | 7 SPRING? You 6&7 ) We WATER IN TH! ~{ SPRING. x 1 y ; . Se ~ ey ys Re ay wth BY BLOSSER Sassi | » TM GONNA 2) Ke } 60 AN’ SEE IF Ay b~ SS nerd, UNCLE CHARLIE | if 1S PLAYIN’ A JOKE ON + ah cape BY ALLMAN | COU MOTHER - YoU HAVE To ) YOU HADNT ) LET HELEN SFRLg i Cw iv v en, NRA SERVICE | Queen Anne High Has 99 on Scholastic List If just.one more Queen Anne high student had earned an honor emblem last year, there would have been an even 100 who received the coveted at the initiation of studen’ he Honor society at the butlding er, prin nd Dr of educa’ partment the stud stayed a violin Kighteen seniors, 29 juniors and homores were given hi ems. The Honor society awards hea” to seniors making a re quired grade in thelr studies and for participating in student activities. Bar pins are awarded sophomores and juniors for similar work. Officers of the society are orge Kelez, president; Chester Adair, vice , and Lewis Shaw, secre- honor Margaret 2 ¢ Dorothy Margaret aw, Velma . Tory Horn, Lyte lvéraen, Marie 2 Johneon, Russell Johnson, % Marian Kelec, Warth forte Kriegel, Loulk Trumbull Jou ¥ Kol vul ® awless, | Bear Should Get Loose?” Mecca of Seattle’s Kids full of toya and Joys, and 1 have it! Yeu, air, it's right out of a fairy | the animal <cges, an’ the elefunt, | and Bileo the neal, and Woot-Woot | and the clowns—by the | elephant | "| Ut-law on both aides,” Attorney Pa .| federal prohibition agents, ane "| city jail. “Program Will Be If That OP Chritmas . Display kk !the punkin"colored 7 |with the yaller necktier (re | while "O08" and “Ohat acconpunica by shrift guain nmnall yelps of excitement Wem to the tramp of mmalt fest passed from window to =e But Just the samie, Kot loowe— STUDENTS WV | BOYCOTT GA | “Two and a halt’ edi walk!" That ‘6 the newly 4 slogan of students at tf Yersity of Washiogton trying to obtain lower sty fare from the city cou ers bearing these wi ing made. | ‘The student committee, ence Murray in charge, | active in their attempt: up interest, bein in bringing the matte the students. Thursday is the time set for a ing to be held in for the purpose of against the high member of the city o address the gathering short meeting. a It in expected that 3,000 of the 5,000 studam the University of J will be present at that yolee indignation Page Play Cupid P * * Pair Seeking Di Reunited — | Dan Cupid, in the form ot Ag }Tom Page, Saturday |more martial bark from | erous rocks of the divorce | reunited a young couple bles had gone so far that.a |locutory decree of divorce ready been granted. The two are Herbert J. Reese ; Dorothy B- Reese, 1126 N, @ | Saturday Attorney Page, happy young couple as witnesses |titioned the court to dismiss thee |voree action. Judge Eyerett Smith granted the petition, “It was a case of too much mothe said, “The two young people # cided to go back together agaiaiee |Wishes of their respective mothay jit and I hope they will happy.” ‘ AGENTS SEIZE | STILLINCAVE Hidden in a cave, In the Frank Alvaw’s residence, ‘ demont st., a cleverly concealed | elaborately built’ moonshine. | was discovered Friday aftern } ested, and two stile, | gether with @ 500-gallon vat mash and 10 50-gallon ybarrele mash, were seized. Entrance tot cave was effected thru a Set vening, the tunne?. hotel, in Later in t raided the first ave., a quantity ¢ r and moonshine, and plat Miss Lulu Anderson, the Jandlady nd Mrs, M. E, Anderson uni Three hundred quarts # eer and 38 gallons of moons were found on the premises, agents reported, | Charged with violating the @ {liquor ordinance, Sam Sanda tar tender in a resort at 1010 Fit ave, was taken into custody eff in the evening and lodged in tt Given at Y.M. Fenwick Newell and his tt al company will appeat # » Y. M. C. A. anditorium, 5 afternoon, in a) free conte for men only. The program |being given under the auspice @ |the Y. M. C. A. Sunday etabe= FVERETT TRUE THESE SIX SHIRTS W WRAP THEM UP, PLEASE, AND I'LL BE ON BY COND LL BG ALL T WANT. How ARE You FIXED FOR COLLARS # LONGED ANY NECK TIES, oR SocKss 10 for Ment.