The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 22

ie 33 THE SPATTLI TAR ENGLAND HEARS Chaplin and Bride Want atillie J, S. FAINTLY Privacy and That’s All After- -Thanksgiving Woe Marshfield Man Shoots Himself Suspect Confe@ses to Two Holdups Wife in Jail, Ed’s in City’s Hospital Radio Fans Have Difficulty in Eliminating THE OLD HOME TOWN DID NOTHING N WE HAVE TURKEY HASH JIS. NCON iLL STAY AWAY! HOPING FOR A CALL_ OLD Doc PILLSBURY HUNG OUT CF HIS OFFICE WINDOW ALL THROUGH = YESTERDAYS DINNER HOUR, HE ~ WAS STILL THERE WHEN POP BERNER OPENED UP HIS STORE “THIS MORNING Hard Tir | to Elude Re en sér * Pi Sigma Gamma Gets New Home Church Turns Down Double Ring Plan Seeking to End Industrial Is Awarded $15,000 for Death of Wife TRwllians ITS THE FELLER THAT GETS THE LEAVINGS THAT GIVES THE SINCEREST THANKS. MOM’N POP binae wy MEA seRVICE me Hornblower Takes a Day Off > GOSH Mom ITS 9:30 — WHY DIONT You CALL ME SOONER = NATIONAL MAGIC MUD WEEK STARTS MONDAY ANO-I'VE GOT A MILLION THINGS DERN IT-SIWCE THAT PROFESGOR, BY TAYLOR — | Related in Police Coy OTHERS HAVE VARIED EXCUSES t Waters Christmas Suggestions wed the fluid instead. How |! 1 into the clutches of the law | nable to say. The court m on his good for n ng the undertakers, | and put him into safe-keeping for 10 days, 8 of $10 were handed out !n- LUMBER OUTPUT TO BE MORE BUT YOu DIDI GET UP-YOURE ALL TIRED OUT PoP-LET MR. HORNBLOWER TEND To { 155 DoT CALL WHERE'S ) FoR HIM AND HE. MR SAIO HE WOULDN'T pg wer) +e BACK ONTIL Wc orga Ww! ({ HOLY MACKEREL"! ~ OFF WITH KING PINK TEA Hw E BIGGEST SING CAMPAIGN WE ULLED OFF STARTING YEXT WEEK - HE'S LOONY~ "LL HAVE “To TRY AND FIND HIM p-————" THERE HE GOES - WHAT | QO YOU THINK OF THAT? Five O'CLOCK AND HIM PLAYING SHEIK WITH MY DAUGHTER It Les as GUY AND CORA HAVE GOTTEN SO CHUMMY BOOTS AND | DONT HAVE ANY FUN ATALL! HES ALWAYS ONDER YOUR FEET AND IN THE WAY — NO MATTER WHAT WE DO-HES IN ON IT SOMEHOW ! ~ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS. =) WELL THANK PETE se, GOT RID OF HIM TONIGHT! THIS SORORITY DANCE 'S ONE PLACE WHERE WERE GONNA HAVE SOME FUN AND NOT HAVE HIM of BUPTING Up EVERY PLAY! (1 On UME BOOTSY — THE FIRST BEEN WAITING — HORRY f @ ANI MR BAXTER -DELIGHTED CORA AND | ARE CHAPERONING TONIGHT ! BOOTS? LETS GET UP ALITTLE PARTY AFTER THE NEXT A DANCE AND HAVE SOME: Vfl FON WHAT SAV? The Stomach Stronger Than the Mind Boy! 1 ATE s'mucn YESTERDAY THAT I WENT T'SLEEP ON TH FlooR, ‘RR NEVER WOVE UP TILL TDAY. — AINT AUTMIN'!! 2 ATE S'MUCH THAT LE WUT AT BiG — YESSR -'AT Bié!! a 7 6 WAN -\WE DONT WANT MUTHINY To EAT!! GEB-WE DCIDED Not T' EAT TM STILL [ FOLL FROM ANYTHING FoR NESTERDAY— Lwosr Ear OF é ‘ AUTHIN' TILE SOMETIME vers {ex ibaa / ’ hie y) v sf “0 /, FF AZ 35 ise y i / TILL NEXT WEEK SOUETINE! 7 WHEN'S SUPPER GOINTA BE READY, i paseo ©1024 BY HEA SERVICE, INC. | Loggers Confident of Bigger Demand in January ‘CAR SHORTAGE LOOMS| Local Freight Agents Warn | | Shippers of Possibility BY FRANK Reports from the 1 that the! ss is abo’ 4 and demand, the} even as to sup chapel. t Mt. Pleasant E king company. Pp! ther of Fritz Graebke ia Lodge No. 10 14 servi A. and Bryan le Dunn, of Seattle, Neervices Saturday at pel. Friends inv! former showing no surplus. They are 2 |making all their arrangeme! |larger output « ong demand for lumber. Oriental market is at last re- | acting to improved conditions in the | squi : advance of $1, and, in spite of fai liarge stocks at the mills, the pri jholding strong. Hemlock ited to attend. autheran cemetery. ‘al Di ie! For men and women su! ‘ rheumatism, catarrh, cedar bronchitis or eczema, We free treatment of the New Treatment. Let us 4 9-12 |Squares have also improved, 4xds | *"?? |being now $26 and fractional sizes | | $27. | Atlantic coast schedules are a little higher, some orders having been tak Jen at even $2 advance. California is {also better and there seems to be a | general desire on the part of buy in both these markets to get all th |business placed before the holidays | Production is necessarily halted in |the winter, and with the prospect for [domestic butlding activities and ex \that it is time to cover up, so far {as they can. | ‘The rail trade in addition to all jthe influences quoted above Ject to yet one moi is a possibility hortage. Combined with demand and light stock |the mills, the wholesaler who should find himself with any orders on hand a month old, would be in a disas. trous position, | Thero tg a slight tmprovement in the shinglo situation, but the num- ber of transit cars is a heavy dra Jon this branch of the milling indus: try There are quite a large number of jorders for railroad material look jfor placement, but the mills do seem any too anxious to tak on, Buying by the roads ts 10 responsible for the s items as drop siding anc ‘anything| that goes into the manufacture of | rall equipment. Angel Nearly Was an Angel, for ‘eal CHICO, Cal, Nov. 28—A little} thing lke a fall 600 feet in an air [Plane doesn't worry James Angel, jAvintor here, Angel, ger, fell 600 feat was thought mortally w yesterday ho walked fr 1 apparently suff from the experier . however, still is in the hos pital, | | port demand ahead, the retailers feel |§ > YOU have asthma, it. Address S11 Crary B Seattle. “(Vital Statistic ish) MARRIAGE. LIC Name and Residence John, N n, Barbara, Seattle William Laws rdie, Seattle tfman, Luke, Norman, Olson, Hanna, Beats 3, John A. |mogene vs. A support {Wm. vs James J _ desertion. get ard vs. 168 Kernen “Ge b ey Wilhelmina ¥& Ge te key erly M. . v9, OL ee Sve. J. He RS ipport. George vs Jessie Krauss