The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1925, Page 4

en So ya — MTTERS >) CAPTAIN A.E.DINGLE= = C7 O08 & 1 Pe » i “ ah ~ Awake ‘ f \ » v by . Ste dos ns h an uw Dra\ Dy NIN ght Dra! \ b a}! tA NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY oie at flashed @ was I mvwir’ tt 1 ma t In Trons ‘ 1 < ‘ Ww . + Rook f ¢ board. it allorwho a bra CAPTAIN STEVENS EVEL unde until the k OPED INTO A WOOER fg, sho wn over to the othe afraid of Tor kill him, he at by th formed them two. The d tier as the outcast. t even stooped to toady leges. Insteac that they might cook Body in the afternoons they went bold! te and s cured the pri That miade the doctor hate the mate. & thero would be trouble with the c too; for the food, good enough, was | * ce doorey spoiled by ba cooking. Tony was a| *” ew : Sosa tad Ho ewig inc wit. Ha oO h. He te like match: i her to handied a knifo lke m man, did| Dim and bearing RAS OF EES CAYe | Tony. Thus the doctor reasoned. And ", old Bi} Gadget, the bosun, ‘after| Oe Be Continued) | settling down to a comfortabie voy-| supper Nn} gum to speak to d been ch ago with a crew who knew their work, found himself suddenly as be- | (0) VAGINA damned and outcast as the doctor;| and hest because he was ordered by OC? TAKS 5S) the mates to work up th ‘ Fiesta tan feuitaca dng’ wil the bu; & Olive Roberts Barton mMiliating jobs of the prentices were given to clean, and he was given the morn-| The folk in the LandOf-t ing Job of cleaning out the chicken |} Where didn’t know coopa and sheep pen, That was al-jor not to ask Buster Bear ways to be done in the hours when| Bunny's party bly took her| ‘“We'd better take a vote on it,” p. The ap- Mary Manning inva morning walk on deck. Tt was an|sald Old Daddy ‘rackn wisely. unpleasant job. Chickens kept in|“Because if F r took a notion | narrow quarters become n They|he could do a of ago and | amel!, The smell has a bad habit of|smaah up the ' lingering in a fellow’s clothes. “That's righ Mister But Drake whistled and sang at|Prickles Porcupine. “We'll take a hls unpleasant tasks. He whistled| vote on it and see if Buster has “Anchored;” and when Mary ¥ lenough friends to get him in.” sight ho sang * So they called a meeting passed around fF ere and ‘Tho breezes hardened into gales as|POTY Wrote on ft “yes” or ‘no the latitudes wero crossed ‘the |° to the way he felt about watches were hard worked all day |t#@, bear boy coming without any extra jobs having to be|,, Tere were more “yesses” than invented. New running gear, pre-| "0¢8” 80 It was decided that Bus venter backstays, a new sail or a| ter was to come. quick shift to an old one while a| But Wally Woodchuck got up and aid that he had one thing to si rent was patched, Sails sewed all day on stout, he: ather canvas,}°"4 that was that if Buster w Chips overhauled tops and cro a |t0 come it musxt be unde 4 that trees, mast fids and rigging screws: | PO of his family was to come saw to his tarpaulins and batten |°Xc himself. Another wedge it would have to wear Then came the night when the)* Pai hoe doctor was washed out of his galley | bombarded by his pots, and smoth u ered in a sticky mass of dough which | Wally Wood gvould certainly have brought about|Chuck firmly, “then we can all his end a8 a cook had it ever beon|hear him coming, and after ho made {nto bread, Tho doctor never|comes we can hear every step he knew that hla narrow escape from | “ake I move t Buster Bear drowning had saved his life for a lit-|be allowed to come to Mrs, Bunny's tle while longer, But the sea that| birthday party if he brings a nice | Gleaned out his galley filled the deep|present and w main deck. It held the hip down| Nobody kne exactly what he perilously. Tt wan no time for crack.|meant by saying that he “mov ing 0 Jali that about Buster, but when “two ands send down th’ skys'l{said he had read it in the book of |) yard!” roared old Bill Gadgett lrules, they decided that it was im-| Young Tubbs and Sims #prang in-|portant, and so Wally had his way, to the main rigging. Strong young] Buster was asked to the surprise sailormon they were, whatever faults |wm@rty and told what ho had to do might have been theirs in other lif he wanted to come: ‘ ways, They rnced each other for pre-| “My, my!’ said Mm, Bear when|* “TW have | to read the invitation ter 1 cedence at the futtock rigging, each jshe striving to be first over the top,.|to telephone to M They fought for first place In the|peddier, to come narrowing top-mast rigging. The mp-|It isn’t often t my aon hag a d heard|chanee to get into such h them cursing each olher above the|ciety. Vl buy him a n shrieking of the squall, Wondered {necktie and a why they were coming up, Therejand @ nice present besides.’ prentico on the royal JOR QUINCE There Are Drawbacks in Every Profession DAY, Boss - I'm STARVED! / BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES _ - = -¥ a —— - : y MUST Kl > UNDER ra 2 . , “ey > Be A Good JOCKEY! here Wie ee ¢) { OH BaBy! NOTHING ELSE, FOR YOU, THIS SCALE_IN THE (oumren puck Duck AM | ASBESTOS — THAT \LRESTAVRANT SO THAT OM Le sint, 47 MY FAVORITE | | | oF PRUNES BROUGHT Lept! ——” I oY (Deuicacy, Too! J YOUR WEIGHT fs os ane ees — A Strong Argument ~ | on, 10 = OVER TH ; | era! ive corre {> Stuvvin'2 LOT OF STUUTIN On Boy! Tu GONNA SEE THAT ='/ MOM'N POP ! | peddle much longer. I havo al-| | peg leg. ‘This one gets shorter and (4) |shorter every day.” | They rang Mrs. Bear’a door bell and soon the little peddler man was Drasswork NO. 22—BUSTER BEAR'S INVITATION telephoned to Mister Bags to Doctor Snufflea who yves for Buster to wear, "Have postmaster, | you any shoes Uttle | squeaks in them? Twins came| Mister Pex Leg scratched his/| to please nend|jead. He had shoes but none with mentioned peddler him over at once didn’t take them five minutes to go | something over in the woods that | to the placa where the bear family |made him sm lived on the side of a hill Bear | have the very thing.” } ** said Mis- | (To Be Continwed.) | "TM not have to (copyrignt, 1925, N. B. A. Bervice, Inc.) | wilk give me a bi SURE DONT You KNOW ; WHAT THAT 1S 2? THINKIN ! } es WHAT I MEAN. Git PY /7 f _ “4 t j \ S FRIENDS Wisecrackers! Fe) ( vear-wr oo LEARN Lors when you } —~ R4UER ses SiS « . Spey LAMPOONING +H "LAMPOONING py THINES AT WHALES! WHALES \ ASAN : a GE, ‘VE GOTTA LOT x0! (th Gow" Thx UP ty NOTE~ BXBRCIGING TH’ OLD re | BOOK AN REVIEW SIK BOOKS V7ibA\ NOODLE =F You KNOW / D THIG AFTERNOON, 4 A Wty, HOW CAN eS 4 \’ (/ YA BE s'DumB? urs. ¢ MOVIE = ALL ABOUT | AW, I'D SEB TUEM 97 war DOES m\ Ny WHEN THEY THROW SSKIMOS ANY PoLAR WELL, LAMPOONING IS TH SAME THING, ONEY UXTRYT ~ READ ALL ABOUT TH’ Bi BEAUTY CONTEST; ML Tica Aus | FLAPPER FANNY says: T. : showing her all his wares, Mra, Bear picked out a red and] tie and a palr of white kid with very loud she asked next squeaks in them. He didn't know | it|what to do.. Just then ho heard | and he winked at | ure,” he said. “I |the Twins. {An Intimate story of innermost emotions revenied py private teticrey | MP many a girl JOSEPH | very belligerent, came ‘O MRS. | Mrs, Prescott had ovidently not |eXPected to find me with her son pay Wealthy Orientals {find you alone, John.” thousandth time, 1 told myseit that the telephone was! Not Traveling Much | meet you in tho tobby, mother,” the most impertinent thing on earth a8 well as the most insistent the mild came to tell Jack that he |Oriental travelers coming. to this | alone, you had better come with hen was warited on the wire would fin. |declares D, R, Richards, of the C.!to Mra, Hamilton.” queaky shoes.""| jh | fact 10 mains * |nens men finding it necessary to re- fore she began to upbraid Jobn for annoy ec he vas looking “You knew, Mother Hamilton, that mother was in town,” | phoned me from he satd e hvcnk id wo traveling about the country for down: your mother-in-law, but I must say | and, altho 1 tried to explain} Coroner Stewart of | inat you neglect your own mothor Fj . + jshamofuily,” was her first. remark, |8N@ looks much older, It is probably | that sho was reverting to second sho insistod upon coming| Pierce County Dies |" iis made John furious bioKuihe Leg, the |the lobby and help us out.| up here.” air of squeaky shoes, | f getic, and John's mother, As I see it, teap year has tripped! | for she said stiffly, “I expected to “That is why I told you 1 Lael “There are not so many wealthy | said John. “If you wish to seo mo country thru this port as férmerly,”’| me to my own room, This belongs re |M. & St. P. railway passenger dc | partment, “The only way I can ac count for this is that it i@ the ef foc® of the earthquake in Japan, many Japanese merchants and bual- Haastily I interrupted to ask Mra, | | Prescott to breakfast with us, She! accepted as tho this was quite her due, She was hardly seated bo- In sit during the recon-| Dot writing her he says. “You seem to be quick eRough to main at hom struction period, | in} | TACOMA, March 7.—Coroner F. J Both Miss Anderson and I tried to|no one but herself, 1 hope 1 will him) stewart, of Plerce county, is dead|change the subject, but every few} never get to the point where I think | lie, (able-| hore of apoplexy, Surviving are a| moments that old woman would re-| the world revolves around me, It is}is the most self-centered human in| (Copyright be-| widow and two sons, Elmer J, and} turn to her attack a sure sign of senile old Mins Anderson, looking apolo-| Roger, Stewart, who was 66, had 1 don’t really think, Leslie, that As 1 watched Mrs, Preseott that looking | served several terms as coroner, Mrs. Prescott is as old as Tam, but HE OLD’ HOME TOWN ... ALL. TH’ RIGS HITCH ON THAT SIDE OF THE sTReET! J | SHIRKING Sue eG see Cae THE PROPRIETOR OF THE RACKET STORE MADE A COMPLAINT To MAYOR DOOLITTLE m ABOUT MAIN STREET TRAFFIC CONDITIONS TODAY ess ey nes semee me. stl i ho hus always thought of | &htldhood, have learned, of the old, however, this babies, that a child | !8 Most 1996, ‘The Seal at pays no attention oe to anything around him, unless it morning 1 wondered if she knowlis something which happens to at-! tinued TOMORROW—This