"Google" in Krazy Kat (1912)

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"GOOGLE" IN KRAZY KAT
   20 February 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 11.
PANEL ONE:  A mouse lokks at a bottle of "AWA."
PANEL TWO:
   IGNATZ (mouse):  "KRAZY" WHAT DOES "AWA" MEAN?
   KRAZY KAT:  IT MEANS "WATER" IN SPANICH, "IGNATZ"
PANEL THREE:  The mouse drinks from the bottle.
   IGNATZ:  OH, WELL IF IT'S ONLY WATER
PANEL FOUR:  The mouse still drinks, in a "chug-a-lug" style.
   GOOGLE
   GOOGLE
PANEL FIVE:
   IGNATZ:  "KAT" DJOO SHAY "AWA" MEANT WATER?  HEH?  DIJ-J-J-YOU?


SOUTHLAND
   Seen here very frequently.
   27 January 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 14:
Col.5:
_LOS ANGELES' FAME_
   _TO BE TOLD IN N.Y._
_Lectures on Advantages of the_
   _Southland Will Be Feature_
   _of Big Exhibition_
Col. 7:
_SPRINKLE SOUTHLAND_
_BY LIGHT RAINFALL;_
_RANCHERS HAPPY_


JUST ONE DAMN THING AFTER ANOTHER
   9 April 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 6, col. 2 cartoon:
HER HAT IS IN THE RING by Hal Coffman
HUSBAND:  LIFE IS JUST ONE HAT AFTER ANOTHER.


PINS (LEGS)
   6 April 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 7:
After the Game by Dan Leno ("TAD"-type cartoonist--ed.)
FAN:  STOOD WITH HIS PIN'S WIDE APART LIKE THAT.


DING-A-LING
   8 January 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 11:
Dingbat Family   Drawn for The Evening Herlad by Herriman
TELEPHONE:  DING-A-LING  G-LING  LING


GAYBOY
   "Percy Gayboy" (a bellboy) is the title of a comic strip, spotted first here 6 January 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD.


BIZAZ
   3 January 1912, LOS ANGELES EVENING HERALD, pg. 11:
The Dingbat Family  Drawn for The Evening Herald by Herriman
MAN:  AH-HA.  A REGULAR SWAMMY.  I'LL COP HIM OUT AND SHOW MARY THAT I'M UP IN THAT ZOOM-ZOOM BIZAZ STUFF.