The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19: THE SEATTLE STAR re a pack of fools What d'you want, anyhow?" ‘We want you to shut up! See uu do.” The old man “If you've got ng, tell us how pens to be a trail of rice from this man’s cache”—ho indicated one of #4 1 i SSMAN ie fh = y (\9HY 00 THEY CAL VALS es P ; MOTHS = For r] a : } moved a 1 3 { mi ' r if u a GEN int \ 4 4 x xclaimed, | || woos q jee ‘i ESieg ] a i , . t mean to appear se blame you, Jim, I - . i u, then you must ¢ Esty j : i a t Ups, Give me a BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES | 1 1'll go after ther ea ht bo -—— Jou her rolled bh tas eam {o ae tar on Cf 1 KNOW “BUT IS TA } BOT IF) WERE THE Sot of | MOWD.) KNOW "a “7 my | g 61D LKR TO TALK To You || AW BUT BUT IS. THAT ANY REASON |] co mee Ayo \: OF | Y 1 ABOUT SOMETHING. ER IWS FELLOW || JIMMY -GEE!]/TO GO WITH ANYONE ~ 3 a baal CHAP ‘OUD FEEL SORRY For-| SILLY? MEBeE \f BUT. 1F- SUPPOSE | Were : HORACE YOU ARE STEPPING OUT WiITH,|| | FEEL You ves). some 4 ay WOULD YOU GOWNTH ME ) \*) THOUGHT FELLA <OY THOUG} i runken descr OF Cou 4ES NKE ENOUGH AND || SORRY FoR|| PON) L “| ANYONE. FEEL | JUST FOR “THAT REASON? 1 COULD HELP | SAY) WHAT'RE WE TA | yreasted the s ALL THA Bot HES HAROLY Him pORRY YOR YOU~ ¢ >» OUT —WRO START i > Sheep Camr WE SORT OF CHAP MEO You? ARGUMENT ; | 4\ LiKE To SEE You . EN ' GO WITH i anning i for a miners’ Aving quite a time ‘ Dt Kt ] If we catch them ae tee | ny x 4 zat ; } then, I H | | | a | ad likewise stole: Oy NEA BERK F ie moment - } | jPROWT we . FRECKLES AND HI i a i C TA CS / = j | al Pe y AG ISNT H | AGALONG - AWAKE YET, ? | exploded EWED A me f © easy!’ the intruder cautioned i ae ng around,| | A&¥) ScooTE i i get back PoP F j A eine ; j “Now then, stretch! On your toes | reach } Barareh Shp SHINE | { and reach high. ” addressed himself to Jim, w CIALLY 5 i from hia bed I | ‘ce and ext s ws Thank you for helping me across , : | in Dyea by ingly n't st eur j Ty @: we'll mee he said, |make any quick m on | With a slight t ble this gun off. ARLY | The w with one | the To his fri TUS MORNING | | ‘ \| 3 | they app : x )\ =e [eee | men, men determinati gi) ee 1h hE RESO J j were ar - corre ites: ] hs . with perhaps one ex-| Pierce Phillips’ amazement gave xT OD Ds “ ] ception! That was hardly just to him.| way to indignation. “What !s th MOM’N POP BY TAYLOR a i If they did meet again—and he vowed|an arrest or a hold-u) he ade i they would—he'd show her he was | quired. > oF m HENRY - Ve BEEN WELL WHY DON'T YOU WAIT ——S — L BORROWED TE : pi ae f ene i CONFOUND IT - I THOUGHT & I've BEE! WEL DON'T, * = J ROWED THIS more than a boy, He experienced a ‘This ts an outrage Jim McC CON "OU a riage, S LOOKING FoR YoU LTOLD You To SEW UNTIL MORNING ® IT’S POOR Now a FLASHUGHT FROM keen desire to appear well in her ned. “I'm just 5 I HEARD IT DROP Ric REP HOURS Ci mY nT NOW DON'T yl OF rl P For THREE HOURS UP THAT HOLE IN ECONOMY TO WEAR OUTA A / GUNN # eyes, to appear mature and forcef! k-up. I'm a sick man.”! HERE -/ A. t (OLE = yo eae { _\WORRY- . i T MY POCKET- NOW THIRTY CENT FLASHLIGHT ees : He asked himself what b his brother exclaim MY KET ~ NOW reed ect Neale ge. IT ISN'T = j ! Sit. BATTERY TO HUNT FOR { turtousty. ‘Y | Count Courteau oc dered if he, Pierce Ph in love with such ‘a woman as an older woman, a woman wh: been married. would be queer to marry a countess, he reflected As he walked toward his temporary home he beheld quite a gathering of citizens, and paused long enough to| his companions—"right up to your 3 note that they were being harrangued | tent ‘ pes ape on he confidence-man who had first| The McCaskeys exchanged glances. | ; @ ted him into the subtleties of | Phillips turned a startled face upc H Werthree-shell game. Mr. Broad had | them ae ee a climbed upon a raised tent platfo For a few moments nothing wa and was presenting an earnest argu- | %ld, and meanwhile the search of ment against capital punishment.|the tent went on. When Pi g: ‘Two strangers upon the fringe of| could no longer remain silent he the crowd were talking, and Pierce | broke ot ne of them say: ‘There's 0 boys packe: : take its ped isn't any law e you it tc eae < “The surest way to flu iam a : of crooks is to whistle f iareras Abeer be ae LP Lyn’ the other man “No. He landed bre ® i Mia WL (22 “Listen to him felt sorry for him and took him in. fon from one of the sear bers?" Phillips made bold to inquire. | clammation from one of th No, and they won't catch them, enld the : ¥ Olive Roberts Bartor. THEY SHOULDA : with fellows like that on the com- fone ve 7 NO. 23—-MRS. MUSKRAT TAK A RIDE ‘ U * mittee. The croMs hang together ; See smart i NU. ao—M Aw. 4 A 4 SENT TH’ PIG BY and we don't. If I had any way th tion Fe Lean inn lite 6 d espera eg bey ked , ' just what they'd do—hang toge and rip. I knew|' ; morn : Me ee pen oh hah ae MAIL AN’ ‘TH Yi I'd start bending a limb over nad Ade SERS See cine a ¥ brief examination the] Nancy ‘ 1M BI express! that rascal | : “Tt ha i Phillips had attended several of ; . these indignation meetings and, re Hal hae Pont membe that all of them had au Feaei 3 tant proved purposeless, he went on to-/ a ne ; ward tho McCaske thers’ tent, | oe Oa He and the McCaskeys were not the am glad tha’ closest of friends, in spite of the fa ee gag e i had done him or—a| LETTER FROM SYDNEY CAR- could pos ol. 8 "said Mrs, Mu ‘ y the way, fo o ha TON TO JOHN ALD! put yourself in v It is my sister la k } f { 1 i y times over—nevertheless PRESCOTT ition you land Tam taking her a ¢ m white starched d would they were his most {ntimate ac-| 1 am not sure, Old Man, if you to lose and nothing | certain kind of eake that she cert t ruined r quaintances and he felt urgent! are not a scapegoat of fate, or If |. [very fond of and I bake her r room in f Jet ‘i desire to tell them about his unusual| yoy gre the most egregious ass tanding, IT am a little) once a yea : experience. His desire to talk about er was born. I am inclined Mra, Atherton; I am Whero does your sister Hye?"} “He could take you 2 that ever ee eau i the Cou Courteau was frre-|¢5 think, however, that you are a ied, for an TTC CTT CT a ay, I should think ald N sistible perhaps the latter rather than the | she uu out of thi E rth A tt pretty big and hea ‘ormer. ‘ greeting fell flat, for Joe, the older 4 civ gotten so that I hate to open credit of keep yut of an affair! aricose Velns eaucel tan't’ fy It in quite light Lo tas ay nea senvice. ine McCaskey, 4 him sharply, WEA for fear I will| with you durir time that she, M B k S ‘i i . the morning papers fo { well only person , it's about time you showed L ever have before. Our mutual|ber that you fancied that you were Al Dru ists friends greet me nowadays with, | quite interested in her at first. Fo ! 22 “What's the matter?” Plerce saw| inv.) ‘hag Jack Prescott done|the love of Fete, Jack, don’t you j that the other brother was stretched pera know that you have the sweetest | G+ wo at all led Nick from th 2 out in his blankets and that his head |W" 1 1 gor home yesterday woman in all the world Simple Home Treatment iGcod vet’. wal Rakes garage where “he was bandaged. “Hello!” he cried.) When 7 Nt ty had gotten you very own? A woman who| That Is Giving Amaz- | «Good-bye, said Mrs, Muskrat, | a tire i a F 1? ne sick?” | morning I thous “ a Sarldrithatmost of us : wa, Mrs. Muskrat toward : ri) “ee adn rehes vee Joo| all straightened out and then when | Is so mu h auperior that m : cd ing Results. | = nn AMO, ent Mra. Muskrat towat ? orse thi c Joo ‘ arth saper I | wonder why you were lucky enougl : | the creek, ne ha een gon ms mbled. ‘That moncy of yours is|1 picked up the m ie ogi? to got her a i two minutes wh Markie cam Sath. to blame for it. It's a wonder he| find that awful story abou’ yo orld progresses, Today ail ulong in his funny queer little \ isn’t dead." | Good heavens, man, !s it possible Why are you not satisfied ments that took weeks to cure car rican sp é ' aoccags pe) rf 1% y ot be thrown In any I expect it is because you do not| now be ended in a few days. If you de ¢ My money? How Phillips was|that you cannot 4 a Did you see Mothe he aske | 1 ee mes 88 Ving of proximity with any kind of fappreclate hor ty the reason that | nave varicose volns or bunch BALI GE Saul aagentcnhps ikea ELMER SNODGRASS ORDERED A FANCY PIG Sim raised himselt in his blanketa| woman without falling tor | Or yeu tee atte aeseadilion, I. will | normal ee, nnd i you are wise 9 Yes," sald Nan¢ went FROM A BREEDER BUT WHEN HE «COMPARED 1 " rm r lem and aking Leslie}all your little peceadilios. will | normal e, and if you are wise y t and said, irritably: “After this more or less, and m: H down tor yale uanntte: housel’on’ th can run your own pay-car, kid trouble? . say thid for you, that most men do | will do so. 4 Mekal? Ai aaah RhG Vike THe SIZE OF THE PIC WITH THE BILL FoR aig thru, d'you hear?” | sYou see, I am saying, making |as much or more and no one ever| Just get an original bottle of ter? IT, HE DECIDED THE BREEDER GOT THINGS “Speak out. What's wrong?" | Leslie trouble.” 1 would not care 4| knows It However, that doesn't | Moone’ merald Oil at any dispens- | Yiswhaitians Sala arenae Ld 7 “Jim was stuck up, that's what's|damn how much trouble you made | jet you out {ing pharmacy and apply It night and IiiGiosoe thanwWooduiidle Repachard MIXED ~~~ wrong. That's enough, isn't it? They |for yourself or how much punish-| gomeone ought to beat you up| morning to tho enlarged volns, Tt Js) P heea atet iee tanta th tech bent a six-gun over his head and! ment you get for your eens pests It fs too bad that Leslie has | very powerful and pena ating, and ‘ Rihior Gar: 1th ; in i} ‘iat . P e ther Bie only a little is required | athe Jnrookumses like cake be Jo) ' grabbed your coin, He's got a dent| if nome of it did not fall on her,/no brother to do it thoroly [pene 4 ‘Sk bl ter that anything @ world anc G in his crust the size of a saucert" too, | ‘Write mo the low-down on this| After w fow days’ treatment. the im trouble costs Pee HR ALS IOS eae ord au “7 ©1925 By NEA SERVICE, INC " at ‘ olns will begin to grow smalter anc nary |they found o iat. Mothe : Phillips’ face whitened slowly. “My | “fow about this Maggie Stimpson?! Maggie Stlmpnon affair, T hope it} Velns ¥ xin to mall ma h b taking a birthday cake to Auntie money! Robbed!” ho gasped. “Jim!|_ thought 1 had heard the last of | is not as bad ax 1 suspect. SYD: path dtl \ Pach head eh late: nyaman 1s jo Brown Cont's house. They are go-| YOU und we're going your way!’ over my white dre uid yoy Who did it? How could you let| her when I sent her home from) (Copyright, 1925, The Seattle Star) | yy Welatimerad onl ales meee No matter how efficient aman may | ing to steal tho cake she goes “Well, T must say you are very | Somebody trivs to steal my cake pen MoCaskey fell back ieee be batt ht Mrs. Ather | | velous healing agent, One application i if ho st ugly Fraaratce past and I'm trying to catch up to] polite,” said Mrs. Muskrat, and she| My, but this is a nice little car of he younger MoCaskey fell back) y had always thought Mrs c : aoc care tiae vate peo ee ee ina ot | there are positions in which he cannot | her, Good-bye." wna’ just. about (to shad’ the | yours! You were a smart boy to weakly; he waved a feeblo gesture | etty level head and 1| TOMORROW—Letter from John) for Instance stopy the itching Of) 46 tolerated, Hemay know tl i ; nite HR Divert ieaariatel panna pine sane ob 4 5 : ¢ perfil re)ton had a pretty vo | Alden Prescott to Sy@ney Carton, — {eczema and a fow applications cause . may knowthatitis| Away went Markio In his little} over when Markle came along in} Make It and I'm proud of y Ber ee headiain' ns el you. I'm| cannot conceive of her knowing you § : * line eruptions to dry up, xealo off and | 20t in tho least contagious, but offer | rattletrap washboller car and was| his ear, And Mrs, Muskrat cllmbed ass Yi rd head il aA | she must know you, putting © x f leompietaiy'al appear, It Ja equally as | People are afraidandayoidhim,andhe | soon out of sight “Hore you! Keep your hands off]! and settled herself in the 2s mele scale iain de dip peda little flapper vamp in your offler NOA, Oct, 17-—(By U, PJ—| effective In barber's itch, salt rhoum, | Mustmake way foramanwithaclear, | And ho was Just In time, for at] that cake!" cried Markle flercely, | Besile her s / att ed Siete das PT oe ner UY | white the was gone, She might have welve persons wore killedyand 20| redness and Inflammatory skin trou-| healthy skin, Why run this risk,when | that very minute Mrs, Muskeat was] And the gazookumses didn't neod rkio drove away and didn't A or Bane Areas B be i ee known what would happen at | Muted when n frelght and passer: | tq ° tulking to two very naughty look-|to be told twice, Off they hopped | Say anything, but he was. thinking Se 7aneia’ Har: Wear ettuided jciieta'| 2 Mee ey ge Mirerncen, Paper’ that! ger train of the Gonoa-AMilan line| People who want to reduce varicone ings Hittle follows that you might} without so much as (urning around | @ lot of thniga. et 1 dine) hen he got hotne, | ‘¢ girl's fathor ts sulng you for | coliided here veins, or get rid of eezema, ulcers, oF 2 have taken for Httle boys, but Mar-| to seo who. was talking | 1 think 1 know what they were A put him to bed, He got up anid | $80,000. Good I hope you'll) | Jt was: the nd major rallrond | plies in a few days should not hest klo knew that they were gnzoo.| “Oh, MAPdo, I'm xo glad to see} Ho was thinking that the way you pot |to pay all of it, notwithatanding you | accident In Ttaly within a week. | tato to get n bolle at once, “It Is 40 | Ointmont nd Resinol Soap stop itoh. | tts you!" sald poor Mrs, Muskrat i've | look at things depends on the state : Wo always take home some of)are probably quite innocent in nA Last Saturda a score perished | powerful that a Mall bottle Insts a! ing and cloar away eczoma a imi. | “We'll carry your eake for you,}had a torrible time, Hirst one of | of mind you are tn, t Boldt's Cotte Cake,—Adyertine | matter, for even I who know whi \% hon an express train plunged over! jong time, Any pharmacy ean sup | tar ht £9 oulcl!y onde , | Mr Muskrat,’ one gazookums|the Coon boys passed in that big (To Be Continued) fy mont, fan aus you are, do not think you'a bridge at Catanzaro, ply you. All druggists sell lots of it wi ea i ‘ying. “Lt looks too big for! s—eiew oar and splashed mud all’ (Gopyy git, 1826, No UA, Service, Ind , ‘ ‘ " Hee me ie ty At Le inh in aM Ta Tete