The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1924, Page 26

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STANLEY HoLo ER NEWT snes AREARIN® (COME ON Bovs-EDs LOWIN® orr $ “THAN | AM ?-— MY RECORD ASA - LAUNDRY WOMANS ED WURGLER ,WHO DELIVERS WASHINGS FOR HIS WIFE, ANNOUNCES HIS CAMPAIGN SLOGAN IN HIS FIGHT To BEAT OUT R FoR SHERIFF - OUT OUR WAY / OGG MA-4m WERE DIGGING A WELL DOWN “THERE ? OH OS oa THETS Je JUST SIOPPEL WeTAwen, Donnacs ? HES IMPATIENT musT 6 GONG SAAAN! YU GANGLE LAGGED MANGN POLECAT ! | GIT TOR PULUN ON THIS WERE BuUCcKrT! DO WOH “Think im A SICK GROUND OWL CRANLED IN HERE | TOH DE ? YK PAY Gat NEN nom OS) Grr Gusev Fore IT \\| COME OP “THAR AN Claw SOME OC TET ComTW OFFN SORE aA A me HEAD?! _ — 7S THE SCHOOL MAAM GETS SOME INSIDE DOPE ON SMOKY. ? THIS MEANS THAT NUTMEG HAS MEANWHILE KNOCKED THE LID OFF A LOT OF TROUBLE FOR HIMSELF - WE WHAT AM I GOING To Co? YESTERDAY A DEPUTY SERVED THIS SUMMONS ON ME FOR A $50,000 DAMAGE SUIT BE ANSWERED AND PREPARATIONS MADE FOR COURT PROCEEDINGS THIS SUMMONS MUST LVE SAVED THE DAY FOR MANY A CLIENT THAT WANTEO To WAVE THE FLAG OF TRUCE BEFORE THE MUST MOBILIZE OUR WITNESSES GET EM YOU ARE NOT DONG “THS CORRECTLY — \ THINK IF You WIL UGE A TRIFLE MORE | ACID YOU WILL FIND THE WELL 60 INTO TAGS HOUSE AN! SEE IF HE GOT SICK FROM EATIN' "STUFF AT ORRIE'S FROM ORRIES DAQTY SO WE COME IN T SEE (A QUEEN ] BUT DOGGONIT - DONT YOU THINK WE COULD TO CALL THIS OFF ? DID WE I! WaM-THEY HAD ICE CREAM, AN' CAKE, AN’ CANDY AN’ NUTS, AN’ ORANGES, AN’ APPLES, AN! GRAPES, AN’ BATTLE WAS FOUGHT - AND | INTEND To SHOW NUTMEG THAT THE MAGIC MUO COMPANY HAS HIRED FOR THEIR DEFENSE, A FEARLESS COUNSELLOR THAT GIVES NO QUARTER LAY! ALL THOSE Ly THINGS To EAT? | lg YES- AN’ WE ONEY Took ONE Beardsley, girl Everett, WHERE FLOODS TOOK 13,000 td Tt was long hair that won| the honor of being queen of the Tri-State Fair Pageant| in Parsons, Kan., for Olive Baker. “Bobbed hair ig not} queenly,” said the fair direc- tors in announcing her selec- tion. Miss Baker is president of the Parsons Business and Professional Women's club, Hangyang was « large, prosperous Chinese city until the River one night, drowning more than 10,000 persons in this city alone, from the scene, show the wreckage of a Chinese boarding school for boys. died like rats. LIVE } Vital Statistics} Photographs, rushed M der the 30-foot wall of water, this building caved in, imprisoning its 800 occupants, who Births In their houaeholds are re- ported by the following men: Coywood, Richard Bryan, Charles-| So’ boy George William, 1313 Pearl illiam ¢., hn M., 4821 45th avo. Pope, ¥ Edmond Young, 3517-A] . boy. Tenjamin . ith John FR 40th} boy Aiken, Stewart at. | 1 Alexander » Dan B. Auburn i212 6 EB. Kk, J. A. Wenatchee, girl. Barquist, Walter Conrad, 410° ¥. Mercer at. girl X Hughes, Cecil L., 4035 Brooklyn ave, boy. Graham, Adolph, 1802 Seventh ave. Ww. y. rington, Tom E Atooc oseph, 16 Stephens, Alfred Ju. 8. gi 4 Bishop, Bvard Allen, arl C., $23 Ravenna blvd, 3. boy. John Patrick, 2016% Dear- it gir Robinson, Lyle Bradford, 1019 1. 62nd at. boy. Balger, Frederick James, 7022 Maple | lane, boy. | White, Frank John, 7010 46th ave. 8. W,, girl, Barnett, Roy F., lar Namo and Residence Ruhe, Frank, Seattle . Ellers, Ida, Seattle .... | French, oreo D. Auburn , Webb, Edna BR, Auburn 6.N. Oth st William Blackburn, at, boy. , Hugeno, 214 Summit ave dykes , ohald Seo Juanita B., Carson, Leslie Do © Marysville Haskell, Blanche, Seatth Fouty, Almond Ly, Seattle Troyer, Kmme Mu Sesttie harles, 2110 N. 69th st., girl Gordon W., 3520 Densmore Crushed wn-|4,0* boy Pearson, Algot, 7029 16th ave. N, W.. with girl. James C., 4711 44th ave, 8. W., BY WILLIAMS BY TAYLOR — 2020 Broadway Sclorit, John, 1611 Warren ave. bo A it, Alexander H., 131 W. 36th | 1 ir , William Hy 742 N, 72nd st., 2560 Fifth ave. teve, 4518 39th ave. S, girl. ward H., 7112 55th ave. S, Sullivan, John J, 703 17th ave. N., Galer st. | t, Eldridge H, 6121 1. dist at. Bremerton, boy. 84th st. girl. 4312 Sixth 24% 23rd av Yip, Lung, 815 25th ave. 8. girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES Seattle . ‘EVERETT TRUE -AN> ff |, f pea FOAL Huan ] =f / FFic, | = Z EN, XPERyY -) The Seattle Star | ¢ Beattle W. ~ BUSINESS | : SERVICES _| J BAe as || 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED ae threatened wi don't let them operate Allen, lawyer. | 05 Leary bid. EL tot-5985 | Electric Machinery its where operatil and drugs fai Optician and Optometrist OPTICAL CO, 611 P' that give » an . Wash- | aged ihes ROUTES IN ALL BARTS OF TER CITY FOR SCHOOL) BOTS WED DESIRE TO EARN APPLY AT ONCE, I¥ THE CIRCULA’ MENT, THE Fee Fenwick, Lawrence, estab- isel, pavies and booklet Burke Bidg. Monuments SET SOUND Marble and Granite Co., ist and Virginia. Established | eae | YOUNG man, about age, with some perience, fel advertising. See urday, 9:30 a. m. and at big w We teach you In a few] weeks. church, w' MOLER BARBER ¢ Home Under- | Occidental ave. . | GOOD Bi Free jobs. credit is wife of |2 daughter of a Funeral services Sunday, 3 p. m., | taking ¢ GARVIN services Friday. pel of the Home Cremation. | Oct. | 1, 1924, CONRAD beloved husband Sword Funeral n the ¢ taking Co. | Ca¥ of Mra. services Sund: TER, excht var, all or part, Renton ave., Elizabeth Carey. aturday, 9 a. m., church. Remains at Manning's funeral parlors. LOST AND FOUND ee ‘allet containing $40 . valuable papers and pic- tures of deceased son, in Montlake ear, Thursday, between 12 and rd. Call W. M. ri OUR” prices are thi brake lining service bi f R. PAPE RANGING Mie ra call Waa | Brown, Bi acn-2982] evenings ck and white | 14-A PUPILS WANTED _ female fox terrier | BHRNARD Perboner, WV eventh and Cherry. 420 People’s Ban! Violins for beginners 19 FURNISHED HOUSES: FOR RE! R nicely furnishelh rooms, Kalow partment: sand aS arden; reasonable. - near Waters: RA nitr-00th, 20 FOR RE) HO HOUSES, FLATS and APART BS FLOR RE! ‘v mus O8T—Small French p years old, about 5 pounds little fellow, subject to’ cor reward for return, 7 Owner can recover at 520 Alaska bullding by iden: fying and paying cost of adv Bon keepsake, brown case, keys, mi money. ME Barche, ed | CA! MacDONs Beaver vanity | Aime: g08 Columbla hinder keep | FOR RENT—House, 24 FURNISHED DEATHS AND Ff. | WADNONA DISTRICT John R, 74, 1111 Boylston | Nicely fermshed, LOUpHH0ae Sept. 30. | ment, two bedrooms, larst Mary EB. 71, Wah Stewart ave Falck, Kenney home,| room, leather fw 1 Phidilla M. 83, Yakima, rank V., 47, 419 Firth ave. N.. Sept. 30. Jordan, Bartholomew, $7, 3140 35th ave. S, Sept. ied les A.. 57, 171QN. 45th | HOUSEREBE TTS Della, 46, Rockport,| ingle $360. 1618 73, 814 W. 8. WwW. Bell, Mary Elizabeth, Newell st. Sept. 30. Yajimu, Haru, 67, 819 Washington st, Oct. 1. | DIVORCE RECORD SUITS ¥ILED | Regina 1. vs. James M. Dullo, non- support. Mary EB. cruelty. Marjorie Rose ys. James Conahan, cruelty. Ann C. ys. Roy A. Hawkinson, non-]4 \onDERFUL support. phonograph, ret Mary Agnes vs. George Edward] quring this sale Chesebrough, desertion. full set of a Mabel Florence vs. William James,| record cleaner desertion. Nellie vs. Orville H. Mears, cruelty,|Sonora, very 8! Seasie vs. Abraham Snider, deser-| when new, now tion. Rena B. vs, James M. Anderson, non- boy vs. Dwight W. Lyman, we ph ave. jae A Brunswick . Alice Tradewell, de- sertion. ls Mae vs. rueity herine ys. Ernest R. McCauley, oruelty. lora vs. support. Mable B. vs. Joseph K. Brown, non- support. Gertrude vs. Charles Frederick © sesser, desertion, Fala we! Dean Ant ere! Baw, an atin Charles H. Martin, Victrola, in pert condition, 100 ‘Fhomas Sullivan, non- | PUN. us eds sale price $32 pony Sat eas By Sn mn gn rm) or eg) By TST Nse Tee TT wey Lo Sst. | 17 e: < RD ee - | . oe + a