The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 22

PAGE 22 ALL READY FOR SPEEDER FLEES|Parties, Riding and Dancing Are Her Job‘. Mrs. Estella Kenyon Has Nicest Job in the BIG PARADE Hundreds of Kids to March at 10 A. M. Saturday THE OLD HOME TOWN FOLDING FLAT Romsll ROCK SALT-pKN PLATES & TAR Paper |S CIGARS Cop’s Shots “Fail to Stop Daily Doings DONT WORRY OTEY- HIS Laundry Truck in Chase World—She’s Host BY ) ea STANLEY HOLD ER NEWT) ¥, SASHES AREARIN ANT, ‘ ; NO-NO- ISAY HES THE SHERIFF BILL BURIKETT OVER. TODAY AND PASSED CAMPAIGN CARDS - HOLD BULLS IN THE FIGHT To HIS JOB AGAINST CANDIDATES OTEY WALKER. AND ED WURGLER © oes mr wa seer te FROM HOOTSTOWN CAME AROUND CIGARS AND £HE SEATTLE STAn ey ess for Big Hotel MAYOR GETS ON The Seattle Star BAND WAGON Backs Up Chief in His Drive ¢ to Cleanup Town BUSINESS SERVICES Flee trie Machinery Optician and Optometrist STILL HUNT HEADS of The Star’s Funny Folks ‘ ‘OUT OUR WAY WHY MOTHERS WET GRAY 4 ——— SS THE FIRST BELL. LY MOM’N POP LEND ME AN EAR- MR.GUNND L WANT YOU TO HEAR THIS TESTIMONIAL “BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES “Magic Mud Is Goi er Mr. Surn:- antral dayo Ne war ouch a pl. wt decided to Jeatfo a deg of ulemown) amto Gwe yard. wr ng to the Dogs” Ont day while plan tablectoth Ae accidimify upat a, yar of Mage Mud on twmatlt “PERSONAL World Flyer Sand Point et At BY WILLIAMS — tea we by thy © OUT tay an ty 10 SITI ATION—MALB #4. 14-A PUPILS WANTED > . sd tr 19 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT 2 8 SITUATIO ED Copyright, 1924, by NEA Service, BY TAYLOR — homage in hia Odunatd, uA WE ROUTES IN ALL PARTS CITY FOR SCHOOL DESIRE TO EARN AND LEARN. APPLY AT ONCE, IN PERSON, AT THE CIRCULATION DEPART- MENT, THE SEATTLE | SEVENTH AVE, BETWEEN UNION AND UNIVERSITY HAVE SEVERAL GooD OF THE | Vital BIRTHS Better Luck Nex FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS — OH, PROFESSOR-1 THINK SOMETHING 16 WRONG WITH MY MICROSCOPE | WILL You _ COME AND SHOW ME t Time, Boots! Vi HAVE MY AgsicTANT =) ON ATTEND To fr IMMEDIATELY / — OH, MISTER KIYOODLE | f HOH, WILLIEST WOZ DOWNTOWN YESTERDAY AN’ I ALMOST SAW J YER PoP. 7 U f pleas eee | ) (i YER POPS A POLEECMAN AINT™ «Close Call 7% Frank, N. 79th st. ; William, § Belmont ave. REALLY ~\ CAWNT SEE ANYTHING ederick J Francis wane st. gitl $1 Naomi pl, 10) Arthur t. and Linden awa, Motoharu, 30 1 kahasht, Fusasabu 26th ave. 1 Walter B.. 708 Seventh ave., | Hashim 7 Sixth BY BLOSSER_ 3049 W. Both UjS NOMBER ) 1S 24, 1 J AIN'T JT | jane Frederick hotel, Sept. 19. { WELL,1 saw ) f DIVORCE RECORD L NuMBER Y [Annie mg var arene eS 1 41, Skagit | the city jail were amazed to fi one of their prisoners, | drinking Jail food lik other prise is In reality a dead man, Jot ple, 40, declar d after being mis. sing from his h in Danville, Ky,, | for more than 20: years, was identi- fied at the jail by a cousin living in | Indianapolis. ho was | Phonographs {schools in Leeds, England, |the pupils may become with the best music, are supplied -|23 STAR, | Statistics | s Archibald MacDonald, 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS ; r FOR RENT~ FURNISHED ROOMS 25 FURN KEEPING Ri nin 9 MALE HELP—WANTED |! BOYS WHO | 5 Call MA in-9983 IT MEANS MONEY FOR 100 used goods thas of in_the city AUCTION HOUS -10 Second Ae URE FOR SS bedroom suits, the piect. KE We sell more ot! enamel y ordering et Absolute satis Wash., | 61 Sewing $5.00 a § jae yOD, never fi block $10, NE so 14d {AGH $9.00 hata ¥ . We sat i VS NEAR PINE in water \Si.. dS _? asia 3