The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 14

= —s —_ a_i SS —_—— ac Hs ———_——— HERE'S PIERCE The Seatcle Sa Daily Doings, of The Star’s Funny Folks “| tiny Vor! : THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley; OUT OUR WAY tt By Williams 110 out of 193 Preci | LEADING (i SEM atte (is THAT SO? \.\WE DONT / \ THINK PHILIP] TOAD NL ; . . ; e )WELL, WE WILL Wwe HM2/ [ ACARD Nuene ony wae Hii > r free. Sree (/te hy 2 Sven x LATER { f Monuments \4 RALPH NICHOLS WINS ? STRAW BALLOT TAKEN Piano Tuners \ | BY SEATTLE COPPERS | * aos Se ; < ? ; Gt ee ae ‘ EE 6 i 1 | EARLY RETURNS - , / FIRST BALLOTS JN SHOW BIG LEAD For . of | CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF WuRGLER— ‘ : be | j OTEY WALKER. A CLOSE SECOND STANLEY ; 4 : r t See enrectiatae 4] H SHERIFF BURKETT THIRD — 6.0, oy wn tier = LOOKIN DOWN IN THE MouTH hs ot Slate 0 2 ae ma ‘ awe. eres : i ited lls cartel _ .” oF ce . Ra me bu ’ a hl o jedTin the rs VOM r : ee MOM’N POP The Sales Talk Kid BY TAYLOR |: : Hat He , . i) Rake ~ ABOUT Sik WEEKS, AND 1T MAKES A SWEETHEART OF EVERY 6: hareeahe | capacity Ay ens er ae ( MAGIC MUD HAS BAN) GRANDMOTHER AND A LOVER OF EVERY = f 'E YOU a6) HAVE “OU BECOME KNOWN AS THE HUSBAND — IT HAS INCREAGED THE } By Tne. es oe BEEN WITH || EIGHTH WONDER OF THE DEMAND FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES Bottle of “Moon” 3 i \ 1OU SEE Peete THIS FIRM? || WORLO~ IT MAKES THE 1420fo AND THE JUDGES IN OLR Leads He ’ ' MAGIC MUD fo PAPER! IS FIRM? || OUD Look NOUNG AND LORE COURTS ARE BECOMING eads Him to Jail i OMPANY 7 An “1 | BRINGS THE GLOW OF = GENTLEMEN) OF LEIGORE EA Lundgren, 32, had a bottle of ; | ) HEALTH TO T TIRED f - LT HAS - p when Pat i = ( BUSINESS ANE Gs 2 ees i || . | } > ——j| | | | Fu | } x \ | R di P ri ) Undert xe ‘ bee vadlo rograms ||—__ ‘ Saee./ | KYOA, 435 meters—i20.-20, ||Fired First Shot eekly luncheon of the for Navy in 1898 2 ‘ 1/| The funeral of John Shanahan, ld at South park Tues- ug with burial in Calvary Rev. Father Hays of- ficlated for the church and Guy M Trying to Forget BY MARTIN | QUE OBVIOUSLY! _— WE WAVE WGT ABOUT’, /6n Gy JOUE-THIG IGER-J IT AINT AAN OSE) Fere ROOM VERE IG THE ONE) {T WOULD BE WELL \F j TIME TO Go FOR A WERE GOING RIGHT BY PROF! EVERYTHING] (PLACE WHERE WE CAN f y BOOTS APARTMENT! | ) 1 GEE-WHICHEUER||SECLUDE OURSELUES AND * p WAY ) TURN- 1AM +, NOT BE REMINDED Sin!) 6:30, must- cert; 10-11, rd orchestra |Parmelee, senior vice commander lof the Spanish-American War Vet- lerans, was in charge for his or WE DID NOT SPEAK OF WALK —\T IS NOW +e 7 REMINDED OF HER! 63 meters, 6:30-7:30, rst shot for against the n fleet at Cienfugas, Cubs, it war of '98. He was a medal of honor m He leaves a wife and daught Mildred, living at South park was émployed for years at the Bremerton navy yard. s, | Will Not Concede ‘Saye Nev. Election Yet o} IN CITY, Nev. Nov. 6— ote a little more d, Coolidge had @ 00 over La Follette pur; 8, land orchest KFI—Los Angeles, 469 meters 5:30 ational lecture and |] musi vocal 9-10, |] Examiner studio, program by . League of American Penwomen; e had a plurality a za Pp rf rm: | ie we Se 3 program; 11-12, ater eye conten Press Tt Ambassador Hotel orchestra. s today showed. er ect! Ys LOSSER KLX—Oakland, 9 meters—s, Nelther La Follette nor Davis program. 50, American || supporters, however, had conceded er orchestra; 10, drgan. the state, altho the republicans be AE gton State Col. ||leved it safely for Coolidge. . ~ aoe J { SAY, YOU SHOULDA J We: Ct pep ron Nan | AAMH!LT MEAN WHERE | BEEN with ME YESTERDAY, rpLaveD tuar 7 | ALEK = I Wu2 7A GAME ALREADY— / VIKERE DID ae bea i ahead bth ra HIS —- T PINNED . ege, Pullman, 330 meters—1:30.9, || For congress Samuel Arentz (R) Lpamry ‘earch bat Slip poe abate you pum’ ( ® You PINNED Pr ON) ie wt STU TON His = O, WHERE aera, seal ereeaines: | ies Ot, and wad Talseraaitll a . NON c TREY BLINDFOLD 4 il Nofk Ns ‘tril Agricultural and practical talks. || by 1,000, and was believe eel Oey COC aE. Sous 40¥ HEN Us NOSE'MAhaaa fo MOTE | IP NY Ye WANTS rll IL : samt Wee = Laie YOU PIN TH 2 yy “ ’ —— =SAleer —_ | Wl yar on ? bd == a roz,) EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO | pe Se a OH; HOLD ON A SECOND, SveRG ! THAT WAS WALTERS — f OMS I WANT TO S4Y A Few WORDS TO HIM, al al ¥ r e “f SISTER SHIPS REST SIDE BY SIDE HX-KAISER’S DAUGHTER ] Fah oS ro eee” } oe ant 3 YES, WALT a we mer dor Say, ave OX THOSE PAPERS PASSED IN HERE IN MY Poe ‘in Cetis sans T TN We * ; ' : ; . : wy MX NaS: SS Gverett Tevue!} © ; 4 j A : Y - nf ; t ON'T KNOW WHETHER You: win eine as + same y spt Cy REMEMBER ME VO Me es lls i ma: ' n j . ‘ Tae. ; : . i OR Nore \T SCEMS ; 'j tu NOT : Norman Selby, Jr., Con- ; a neraville, Ind., only son of : 7 ; Kid McCoy, pugilist, held for ‘ se we ; Shenandoah and ZR-8, the navy's Zeppelins, are shown here side by side for the first| the mur . wy | 7 i ; , a, “ 6 f § urder of Mra. Theresa The daughter of e. ser Wilhe reflects Mes nap alia The Shenandoah returned from her trip across the United States to find her Ger-| Mors, will be asked to ae thusiastic praaeey Gis hector sR if gt ar pects es a DORON Bae double hangar at Lakehurst, N.J. The Shenandoah, at\stantiate evidence of his|day. She is driving thru the streets uxenuneeiaubee athe LAU S ALORGOT ELE ENS ZIUB 4 father's alleged insanity, \Duke of Brunswick and Luneburg, pila Ve f ‘