The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1923, Page 14

$15,000 BOOZE (CHILDE'S WIFE -° Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks A Lively Alarm Clock ‘TO WAKE UP AT SIX AND START~ UNPACKING ¢ S | CERTAINLY DO REALLY WANT AND THERE ISN'T TO GET UP AN ALARM CLOCK THAT EARLY? se y “SAV! DO YOU WY MAZIE.TM SUPPRISED AT YOU $ PICKIN’ UP JUNK OUTA TH’ DUMP! JUNK? WHY > VT AINT NO SOCH OF ATIHINGr! IM DOIN’ My CHRISMUS SHOPPING! ‘Gat Bh | BeHGA lp AAA AA | et (( crRIST Mas 1S ALMOST HERE - I'VE GOT To GET BUSY I'LL TELL You THAT! I'VE GOT TO GET SOME- THING SOMEWHERE - 7 THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER WHAT DO YOu MEAN "NO ALARM CLoOcK IN THE. HOUSE ? EVA SAYS. YOURS 1S BROKEN ag BY CAP HIGGINS z ee oes SAY, WE've OT THE ALARM CLOCK IN TOWN. « KEEP BABY IN YOUR ROOM TONIGHT AND WE'LL KILL BIRDS WITH ONE §S HoLp ER . NEWT SHES, AREARIN® GET AN AWFUL WHACK!) OCIZIQN #7 GOOD AND BAD CIGARS — SALT FISH ASSORTED CHINAWARH ee MITHER THAT MAN UP THERES, YELLIN WHEN DOC PILLSBURY WENT TO TAKE IN KIS BEST SW/NG/NG SIGN “To SAVE IT FROM THE WEAR AND TEAR OF WINTER = HE DROPPED THE SIGN BUT PICKED -—““™ UP A NEW PATIENT - ae SEIZURE MADE Seattle Police Get Christ- mas Consignment Acting on-a-tip that a huge con wlgnment of Christmas tiquor ave, and Blanchard #t., Chief of Po | leo W, B. patrolmen in raid on the early Wednesday morning. eryna welzoa nolee — liquorn wines valued at over $15,000 and arrested one man, A. N, Blood, 4 waiter. Tho Union Severyns led ney stables, where tho| liquor was found, had « specialty-| built room to. accommodate the ntock of whinkf, ‘The room was locked on the outside with a pad. | }lock and was in charge of Blood, | Beveryns said. WY er arrents in the case are expected Wednesday. ‘TACOMA COPS GET BIG HAUL. | TACOMA, Dec, 19—Dick Bartt, |6002 So. M. st. was at liberty to day on $1,000 bail, following a raid on his place Tuesday by the Ta coma dry squad during confincated. | Bart! is the proprietor of one of Tacoma’s “wocial clubs.” The liquor was ready for distribution for the | Christmas trade, the officers de- clare | The authorities | quors concealed in 13 barrels in | oncrete ‘basement floor at that they reported. Seven bar- , connected with tubs liquar could be siphoned out of them with an automobile alr | pump without disturbing the con | tainers. A spectal runway allowed jan automobile to be lowered into | the basement. The basement compartment was! be | further hidden by a false wall, Jequipped with shelves and filled | |Reopen Heart Balm | Suit Against Man, 70 TACOMA, De Felix Dubois, stored, in a warehouse at: Western! te | phyxiution, Mrs, discovered the ss |and preserven | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1 ON WAY NORTH Declares She Has Faith in | Her Husband fy Declaring that whe had feelings to her busbang, ho Seattle ap innifred Childe prepared to leave Log Wednesday for Seattle, Childe { returning to take charge of the body of her dead husband, attend the funeral and arrange his entate. y confidence tn his that when the n he will be dy widow sald, “Lam o with grief, His record was sf 5 and he had al- Ways shown himnelf devoted to me,” : has been in Lom Ane the widow Angeles |geles for several months for her | health: Childe's body was found in a gas filled house at 9601 62nd aye, By Monday afternoon the bath. Misa Lain room nearby | ich whis-| t ky and wino valued at $12,600 was) 7 \d al, the police believe. |Public Ownership League Will Meet ic Ownership league of t at Dartnall'g cafe- evening at 6 rpose of consider- asure proposed by uper-Power league, and to jay plans to assist In securing itu adoption at the next general elec- tion. The Public Ownership league will be the local branch of the Wash- ington Super-Power league in the | campaign for that purpose. All mem- and former members, as well as ners who are interested in the of the measure are urged to | wit an assortment of canned frults| be present. ‘Urge Information | on U.S. in Russia INGTON, Dec. 19.—A reso- nding full information from the state department regarding s relating to Russia was in- the senate today by Sen- orth Dakota, republican. 1 demanded to know whether et agreements be- — 4 States and any for, with a view to “orol’) ting or retarding” A MODERN CHILD 4 Movie Fan—Is that you, as? Yes. Lio still! *—Drop the whole sack ut, or I'll turn my gun | HOPE | CAN FIND SOMETHING HERE THAT ( HASN'T BEEN USED } \ VERY MUCH - IF IT LOOKS ) OLD | DON’T WANT .. WHAT ARE YOU DOING UP HERE, DANNY ? ) (WHAT DOES ALLTHIS MEAN P./) I'M TRYING To FIND MCA} SOMETHING YOU DON'T NEED{ ANDI CAN GIVE IT TO “emt MARY JONES FOR HER & CHRISTMAS -__ ey ages | VM SURE SHE'S BUYING SOMETHING THAT SHELL NEVER, NEVER OSE ! - Shrill This on Your Shoe-Horn OPINION OF MY AICE WE) HIGH-TOP SHOES? - VA Gor ALL “YOUR HISTORY LESSON A ae 1 4 AT Tu LAST FOR DAY, WILLIE” ( weTION AoW J | PHEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER! Right in the Opry House OH, SORE! Now T KNOW = ‘He Passes B INVER, Colo, Dec. 19.— From beh prison bars, his from Joliet, IL, go revealed by n ten his wife in @ fit of anger Keller the wreck ¢ pme today white-faced “i. How T-tried! Keller WIFE REPENTS; NEAR COLLAPSE Santa Can Only Weep.as y This Home Angry Wife Sends Husband Back to Prison; Four Kiddies Lonely when he passes over the Keller chimney. Unless help arrives there will not be a cent in the house, not a toy—and no daddy. Keller was making good, but his small surplus was suffi- cient only to toake paymentS on the home. Now the payments will stop, must depend upon char- the escape from struggling years . the meeting girl of his dreams, the nd the happy home, ex-convict with t marria were told as the paced his cell MAKES ‘ESCAPB FROM PRISON From one to five years’ sen- tence was from which en exerted ve the par j—and it was, was a steam-fitter. He I s of pips to- n this as an ald, he walls to free- ild his life. he worked it Lake City, where n he loved and o then he has worked children have 0 them—Jane,” 6; a job How Henry B ailey Battled to Save Wife From Booze m the ully $300 in p her out of rk a lot tay ard