The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 16

iy: FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924. — — MINSTRELS NOT TO BARNSTORM Why? Row’s On Among the | y+ Mayoralty Players | Diamonds ‘There'll bo no barnstorming tour ; the x are never advertised at of the “Mayoralty Minstrels of 1924," this year, Seattle will have “BARGAIN PRICES” BY RELIABLE JEWELERS GOSH, EVA, ARD NO BABY OF BABIES TALKING A EVER LEARNED LOT YOUNGER THAN THAT)! ‘TO "TALK UNDER ay A YEAR OLD HE WAS GOSH, EVA, | WISH HE COULD TALK. THERE IS A LOT OF eae Rey f VER A THINGS I'D LIKE TO ARE. OVER 4 “WELL, HOW ABOUT JOB? THE BIBLE SAYS HE CURSED THE DAY BORN to worry along without it. Members of the cast will appear IN PERSON at many halls with many promises and brass bands shortiy before election time, as in other years, but the picturesque en- wemble i# not to be, In fact, no one had hoped for any uch treat until Friday, when Alfred B. ‘Lundin, one of the “henvies,” made this statement: “The mayor, a8 & publicity stunt, suggested that he and I go barn- | storming on the same platform, 1| Am not a comedian, I understand | that people want to know facts, not to see & vaudeville show to look at) the mental gymnastics our preseft | ; mayor can perform." | And that, of course, ended the) OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS THE OLD HOME TOWN = BY STANLEY |r" wir cncerona, * ™*7) DIAMOND RINGS $] Down syeen 5 V3 Diamonds never wear out — they do not go out of style — their values Doc Brown, who Lundin aaid was | | slated for another “lead role,’ put | ————— Ye EEE et |down the clamps on any part that | : : HE might bave been scheduled to 4 ; take. | be “Tell Lundin that in the dirty, | E : a 3 mud-linging campaign he ts start: | K i. \ ) " | ing he ts stepping close to the fire— | PS & BUY Ome AN? LB — ; eS ss 3 {ayer get nak said | FIORE BLOT3 TO THE | nd Lundin came back: IF I OISPEER SOME 0! THESE DAYS,You'lL KNOW WWE LEFT HOME - Cuz ITS MY DAR SAID HE'D GIMME. A QUARTER IF 10 CLEAN OUR WALKS: BUT YA DONT KETCH ME DOIN’ ALL THAT VA \\ WORK WEN T KIN! : V f |, Just before election the mayor|| are practically as per- BE UONIN'ysELE_/ w.\ fs \ BOTTLE AT HALE sane? ' 17 ginecia ty agile at promising things. || manent as the standard of GOSH NO ( iy | i / —< t to take up any of | ioney. Besides, none but BOTAN, sad THE GOST 4 aes : his time, because he will need ft all | i ¥ CREE WITH EVERY . cate tee to tell about those 675 political in- | BOTTLE SOLD PENS PRee curables he talked about in his last Tag NOT ME. we idwd bs an expert can determine hs i) actual values. ba rh campaign, and how he will make | | | the street railway pay on a 6-cent| " | fare, and how he will reduce taxes. | WE OFFER YOu | The ‘675’ are atill on the payroll, the | F atreet car system is on a warrant | Teliable, guaranteed and | basis, even on an &1-8.cent fare, and|| certified Diamond Jewel |the tax rate ts higher than last|| uniformly marked to sell y Ai | | year.” wat the. | | And the mayor: | = | “Tell Lundin that 1 expect tol] ON CREDitT |make him apologize publicly for his % ‘ Jattack, the other day, on Police at actual cash prices | Chief Severyns.” | In the announcement of his can- ‘Terms as low as |didacy, Lundin said: “It I am elected, I will ‘employ a $ ak eee | fearleas chief of police, who will $ EI clean out tho crooks in the police | + department” and that “police morale | for Diamonds and Watches | in total de ” up to $50 pean erga 8 ‘PRIMARY IS IRE Pepwimen tome \ + | on Higher Priced Diamonds | TALK THEME and alas oh The direct primary was attacked Watches and Jewelry and defended at the Thursday after- a ae [noon session of the Young Men's i Republican club, with E. EB. Beard, : e veteran Washington newspaper man, | . ~ Tih — Gssalling the direct primary, and | HODGES PROGRESSIVE Book STORE WAS AGAIN Thomas P. Revelle, candidate for | the republican nomination for the | ~ PACKED WITH CUSTOMERS WHO Took ADVANTAGE gubernatorial chair, in the role of =~ OF THE WONDERFUL INK BARGAINS BD ) | aetenaer | ; Beard declared that he blamed the | . "____|direct primary for high taxes and| } Dependable Watch Repairing 1107 Third Avenue vais — for “a decreasing Interest in poll-| BY ALLMAN ton.” Ravello disagreed on every | point but agreed that taxes are too high. j Still Found) Man ( { \GOT IT JUST } Ny DIDN'T YOU HEAR ABOUT IT?) 1 GOT A RAISE IN SALARY- y i Between Spring and Seneca 7 | | BELIEVE THIS 1 ener WEEK // AG Streets 1S TOM COMING- (_Tooay P HELLO,WILBUR \|I{ a GOOD SUBSTANTIAL (7 Bt ee ce ee a Held for Hearing | Be cosas , f WHAT ARE YOU ALL \ RAISE ToO* 1.0 Jes aii / | SUPPOSE INA ¢ Oscar Wanless, sald to be care- taker of a ranch near the county | stockade, wag held in the immigra- | tion station pending a postponed hearing before a United States com- COUPLE WEEKS MORE ( You'LL BE SO PUFFED \UP You'LL BLOW AWAY Li PUFFED UP ABOUT Copyright 1993.0 4 0 TODAY? * ete saat got | HAVEN'T SEEN HIM e — {fl h\ FOR A WEEK OR MORE °F wren dip aut } a f & { THIS HAPPEN? j Va Pa oe Wy missioner, Friday, following the dis- | & covery of a moonshine liquor still in & building on the place Thursday by General prohibition agents, In addition to the atill, a 50-galton = Jaffair, 110 gallons of the finished | » I Will Buy All and 600 gallons of mash, | 8-lb. 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