The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 18

PAGE 18 | Fo FTA STANL nds Gloria f her, It nen that & Wayburn. home to D But next mor he Was at b SEYMOUR » MAY. and J * to Dick's the burg’ She wrings » Miss nfession that at a wife she i But she forgets t for supper. Dick unwilling to take her ont to a NOW GO ON WITH STORY Gloria followed Dick out to the ga raze. She couldn't shoulders droo ged when he wal she sald, the “Tm sorry a that I didn't have d you tonight. I can dead tired. How much have last night?” ae “Not wink,” Dick “How could I sleep when my b friend had just killed himscit be: of his utterly worthless figure out why Jobn c for a good-for May He s' ried her in the his big mistake Gloria bit her li if Dick thought st than May, Per! that he had marrie Well, she wouldn't sorry! She had turne leat, “Where are we going as the car turned street “We're going to mother’s for a meal, grimly. “I'm sick of restaura I'm fed up on it.” Neither of them said another word until they swung into the broad driveway of the Gregory homestead. It looked so peaceful and welcom ing tonight, with its lights streaming | wa vut from the windows. 9. . ‘its rose bushes blooming -.beyond the sweep of lawn Mother and Father Grego just sitting down to dinner Dick and Gloria “Well, Mother Ip noticing how his his step lag: | | “Why shoul inswer Olive Roberts Barton NO. 9—SQUEEJICK LAND FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, sY SWAN 1925. THE SEATTLE STAR |$ALESMAN (On B04 DER WIFE re ’ y Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA SAM SERVICE INC. ) DAY BEFORE For 1, LOOKIN WE RE ONLY Ont ONLY 10 O'cLocK | ND HER BUDDIES GOLLY, (M TIRED. THAT \T IGNT VERY ONE THING | DONT LIKE _]) FAR TO THE ABOUT HIKIN ~ CANT NEXT TOWN, | CALL A TAK) WHEN DEAR ~ i I tell you a lie?” she asked ge. Frage «, wh WAL, TH’ NEXT TOWN 1S GINGERDALE. | RECKON GOOD MORNIN . HOW FAR WOULD IT BE COULD YOu TELL \F TH CROW WERE WALKIN’ 2 st a ME HOW FAR WS ABOUT SIX MILES “eds ; IT 1S 1TH FROM HERE —AS THE “ean Ca : NEXT TOWN ? | ssh? | from G a 20, You said f aha £ : “ ; tt f the future Ww 1 oe t i 0 Y ‘ aliments of Mase it : The Flap | The Star by mail Delivered » a month MUDD CENTER FOLKS FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JOM, CAN T | orc! 7 ‘WHEN WILLIE. JONES fe ‘a { PASSED TH’ HOUSE LAST }/ FOR MERCY SAKES, is Reg TASURE #KOMA ples GOOUTTO |} TH’ COUNTRY ‘) WHERE ALEK WEAT OUT 7D HIS. UNCLES FARM YESTERDAY \ NIGHT SHE ASKED IF ) CIGARETTES! \, He tap A MaTcH! yy; AAO Tees WILL LET ME Go OUT 0/1 TH FARM AN VISIT ALEK- e fy TLL LEAVE ON \ THE MORNING TRAIN > AN KE WANTS AE TO COANE OUT AN’ STAY WITH KIM OVER SUNDAY, / = = = CAN I GO, MOM? 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T Hope t' GOODNESS T NEVER, HAVE ANY MORE eet ix iC ae Jump GO YOU WOULDNT LET AE, BUT FRECKLES You Ler 60 !! TAIN'T FAIR! the third atekeeper on to the MUDD CENTER'S CUSTODIANS OF THE CONVENTIONS ARE ALL EXCITED, ABOUT THE NEW BOARDER AT GRAND- MA HOPKINS ~~ BANKER ZEB PERKINS, MUDD CEN- TER’S MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR HAS SUDDENLY TAKEN TO SQUANDERING MONEY ON NECKTIES, ETO THE NEW BOARDER WAS SEEN ENTERING THE BANK NEAR THE CLOSING HOUR AND SHE GOES To THE POST OFFICE REGULARLY AT FOUR O'CLOCK, THE on Tow golf T Wa kan ton Ray Lio; Det bur —