The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 8

MONDAY, JULY 27, 1925 MC PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR NS ——- ee TALAD OER WIE ss Oy Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA SERVICE INC. mero aU Sis ! THE STORY 50 PAR a. | ep : RY ea) t ‘ : ” ; ot 0 . 1 ' = ; . AT D'YA KO) BO WHY HELLO, Me LALAPOOW Where did you drop from? Bh 1 nee W ) Re A tO Fe or) HOW'S FRANKIE GETTING = | poe Gloria's v w ol whan / . red [HAD TH HONOR OF NAMING | | ALONG (| GOT A we A BOA 2 a (RE LALA PooIT2 | aerere ae Pe) ea | \ course—Aren't you glad t e ‘ WEEKS oLO BARBY I] 4 5 NAne BINT \ , || FARNKIE, W b ed her qu fi G fran tw | FRANKIE No MoRE— iettia "aca that Gb ilie padne stella: 4 anted VERE en | MAD To CHANGE. k X “| " wt HURRY \t To HENRY — 4 0 t wosesare gen’ “on | wh a | if Jow . 1 her along. A fe atched ‘ and his moth: He took « P ‘ f 1 Gloria sets out for fe i ‘ , {NOW GO ON WITH TH » Bests mar : Ys nd ™ a vo ee s fas" _ BURT roret ri i 1 i w moa Y + Y Sal r r n y : BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BY MARTIN i \ t} n n of q Sin 5 hieathce I'm REAL -DONT You | YEAK But WS, HERE -LooK AT ‘THE i Seam Sage angh acon THINK YouD Like | '50 MILES OvT-DooR PictorES In | BOT VL ey, Par F herself. She was reaily her YO HIKE \T, Boorg?] FROM HERE THIS NATURE MAGAZINE! BETCHA ; eo ck test viet. ers {1D Just LOVE —_) WOoCoREEE’/ || \F THEY DONT MAKE | WHOEVER, {Free at last!” she sighed. “I'm ata I THE REST OF THE || "aes GEE -TRATS YOU WANT TO Go TOOK THOSE , giad I came! I'll r go back 4 to apeak ‘but 5 nid | a G | SOMMER WITH A > *—— | FORTHER THAN \ MISS MY GuEss | PICTURES Never!" ely move. They wore i FRIEND OF CORA'S ~ SOME CARS WASN'T Her heart beat high and w as weve N talk t er quict UP ON WILL Go - WALLIN’. : s in -eaglage ore She crossed the room to a mirror that hung there against ; : . Her x fhrated At his touch the fury went ¢ r hen 4 about a clean } ft wall, and looked at her own face. high lin string | of ated | FSO MILES Absty. P a Eleventh st cea bo = - : Rae 7‘ that } 1 It f med 1 CORA WAD THE Nel * Gloria made up her min hat she , “ ! “1 ef c aia . . HUNCH YESTERDAY 4 a poise lee Nianta es t Pers) ka oon sig ot na OF HIKING up - rage x 4 C fe at hon A, r 4 r OUT IN THE : ; r ‘ % ‘ I ‘ P COUNTRY /y ; = \ : my ; ie ' BUT ta Waybu: ar nd cain i e i Hor | gett tot Boots IGNT san 2 rei re A Wa pain ON THE IDEA ie 7 ee t . ices was eae Lage ried A hettar’ YET ~{TS Yoo |/| c the house t ga ack-}) “Do us sal At A tata H t BLOOMIN FAR Waybu There w ‘ weeping hel Bt pri ‘ io , \ f Now! |] OMM-ARENT THEY = ? a Bevereid, f . ft | AREN'T || LOLLAPALOOSIES? On \ < fough (13 i Ww : oO " | TREY || Boy! WHY DIDN'T Yoo }\\ Go % ps > " ; fa ditt A | PRETTY ?/| SHOW ME THESE PicTURES\ At Detr ; ng hit ‘ ti ft BFORE ? SAY. * KNOW | Ghicago . lights against the n e \ m a cag THAT (SN'T A BAD IDEA Detroit ... Broadway yet! faltered. OF ~ THIS Batteries Le At the little hotel she registered as | —— Esa ART Se aa | re WIKIN’ STONT = Schalk; Ste “Miss Gloria Gordon” ... a better Bassler. stage name than “Gloria Gregory," ostal Employes 7 to be é she decided. to Honor Officer |... he mAt St. 1 She went upstairs to the tidy, de-| 1, nonor George R ppose I feveland humanized hotel room, and unpacked PIER 3 > hunt t Louis ; her bag. {ret What || Batteri i She bathed. She brushed her red. | itt; Bu ; gold fair until it like polished mind || argra : copper. She “did ls, and Ss t king 8 t 4 1 rubbed perfume into Ims of " And j | hands, and on the nape of her neck k 1 W BEA : She rouged her cheeks Lit oy ame t | OAKLAD ia “When tulips bloom in Union| ma: | to 8 w int get them apa - {de first ga 4 povere : "" sang Gloria, happy | de ight Sonya Chot nd, 7 to i for the first time in weeks ‘ fi | . ‘TAI , ra a And wasn’t tho ure of actre mabe st gan put her head o: d | Th E land? at herself in : ; é. , x 4 t u Ip find a job, i i aes ® er } ) You THROWED fee #2 fo Kit og . m 1 KETCH ME DOIN’ THIS muar Rock Ar \(yp, Fe sGasetie ie ee tint Man in Hospital; arkling eee STUNT. ER SHE'LL | ne vesrenpyy, (| YES=WMAT chorus in the Woman Arrested ke 20 THINK IVE Gone, a! ri DONT YA? J) KALLE feeedace her to the ¢ fi n, colored, 1s in Jail. So) puts c tu PLUMB CRAZY. | |}. — Ne Sau HUA? KAI SHRIMP UKE | Hloria was sure Xe nN ni saw her ! rat |ARDE in the t Black sure she was bea Gloria ¢ 1 unt Mt testerd always told her she y the prettiest i ® 6 to Woman in the worl He y * leag Dick! The thou of him made The voi score Gloria’s heart ache for just a minute Is 1 { She put the thought of him ¢ c aA She closed her heart ag: Gloria knew a him. She threw back her head, and 7] 2 Studied herself with eyes that’ were FLAPPER FANNY Boys like dark stars under thei te lids. quarts of rye = rm) She smiled into the mirror. She'w held. (ects rane (—_UTTLE SHRIMP, HUA? e NS DY Olive Roberts Bart | yA ANON MAE DCA S02 mux YA GONG f IM NST Goin NO. 23—THE WALKING ROSE BUSH ‘ DS pe eg 2 7\ HOME To GET, AY aoa / h(t ssTRING!! i “Look, } erled Nancy, Johnny be MY BACK YA @ Of WELL- TLL a “There is a E \ HEAR P J | TAKE ALL OF 4 must be one o' ‘honey bees. wy WA Ar worst! gee where it 1 «a all SR Ea FOR HIS OWN SATISFACTION AND To if Another while the Twins watched p PROVE DARWIN WRONG AND BRYAN DC sats seem soak RIGHT, POP SLUPE CLIMBED A TREE As " Bika Nick” never’ couta AN EXPERIMENT. HE SAYS EMPHATICALLY 4 have followed it had it not been for their magic shoes. But at jast the bee flew into a garden. And the Twins were just in time to see it crawl into a golden | hive, MAN IS NOT DESCENDED FROM A MONKEY. HE INTENDED To HANG SUSPENDED FROM THAT TREE FOR AN HOUR BuT A FEW SECONDS WAS THE BEST HE COULD Do. ulong the ground in a Queen's manner and we éne of the Fairy | t 7 | bees! It’s one of the lost bi th: a’ wort of backoning Ce SISSY ea Ss | crled Nick, “There the hive and| {t moved out of the | | everything. Hurrah!’ lup the road, the bee lg 4 | “Who {8 ‘hurrahing’ around| honey out of its red ro b Y 3 i here?” asked a sharp yelee oe 4] “I'll get the golden hive and tace/ MOM’N POP Helpt ul Chick } sharp fellow appeared suddenly be | na? 2 Pian : my fore the astor children ! and carried it (WHAT'S THE WORRIED 1S RIGHT! WELL FOR GOODNESS: ELL’EM! W —IT'S ACINCH WE'VE f ’ wrWe sald Nancy. ‘“Acen't ENO Leal MATTER pop? EVERY TIME A PERSON SAKE CAN'T Yous SELL'EM WHO Gor To FIGURE ONT ~ WELL BRING ’EM we allowed liking-pall | You Look WRITES IN FOR A SAMPLE SEWTHE STAMPS THE DEUCE WANTS SOME WAY To GET HOME AND SE 'EM. A “Certainly not,” said the sharp y followed the = OF VOCAL MUD THEY SEND . Vines ae TO BUY 500,000. "Yo PAPER MY BEDROOM! fellow. “I'm Johnny Thorn, at your| y | WeRRIED TEN CENTS IN STAMPS To To SOMEONE? J L RID OF THE service. I'm the watchman of the roses in the Land of Wonders. If |. you talk too loudly the roses shed |, their 1 Then Vil lose my job |, and th all there js to it.” “We're sorry,” sald we'll have to have the " TWo CENT STAMPS? PAY FOR IT~ NOW ALLOUR Wo CENESTAMPS | AVAILABLE CAPITAL 1S TIED UP IN $10,000 WORTH OF POSTAGE BLAMED THINGS he “put den hee when the last It all happened just as the busl hive and all the bees, too. They belong to the Fairy Queen and she hasn't had any honey on her bread |.) Aid. pick up the bee-hive and r the stile,” said the bush i \ ainee the week before last.” pe l“Then hat happens.” 1] "You don't say so!’ remarked! in, Me OMER SIhe “Hive " | | Johnny Thorn in surprise. “Phone “Feo Hal veal ANAL | ie. | yoaly of pixies never told me that sudden Ne ie a ic i Oh dear me! I've stood too long in Land of had vanished | one place, I've taken root and I'm) Gong y Charatlenirid atllecten | growing. 1 complotely forgot that |ivinis, ‘hey wero mtandine boro, a | Thad to Keep moving, “Now\ #061119 secret. cupboard in Pixie Cave iv | Vight be \ Yes, POON” (Copyright, 1045, N, M.A, Borvice, Ine,) SAO ibis wy tua oenvici, me. {| it