The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1915, Page 11

PAGE 11 STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1915, p18, by ML . ten. U. & Pat. Off mUrT Ma JEFF naieedesaioad ANOTHER NOTE WILL SHORTLY BE SENT FROM WASHINGTON. - -~ — piesiealeneaniiciaati Lo eu { ast UWE, a MAN’ ‘OP WAR 3 aN i, (crear {DEA OF MING WILSON ‘ AND IN THE EXacT LATerUDe \ ABOUT THIS } AND LONGITUDE THAT CLEARY TO! RAG UP THQ PLAG STAPF sen SAID THE “TRASH NAY WAS { ON ‘Trg SEA GOUANG LOCATED. HURRAN! PVE NOT Lipe PRE SERVER ONLY PRED THAT THERE *.° ) | HURRAY POR THE IRISH NAVY AN TRISH NAVY BUT. TLE HOINT nD TRISH PLAGON “THIQ: / x LIFE PRESERVER ANQ / ~__ BE RESCUED a STRAIGHT STUFF By the Sporting Editor The Good and the “Bad””in Hockey 'fy-rgiTER “SKY PLOT” TO IMD LOGGERS Ne AAR AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AA ARAL AAA Dee AY champ ¢ In the first official comptintton } of individual ree ‘acific Coast Hockey Wash. tent Spor omer Wednesday signing and terms. will be ag and Seattle shc ball’ seaso as farmed out np the W good show! t another tr Walter McCredie Portland Coast league c down the ice Victoria has team, making Matty’s he ing with a ¥ With FRED ia vers y «omade ex refused, th outlaw leag were betweer the sta pers, to kee the Feds { k on the “immorality of Sun- | Cully Wilson (left), Metropolitan ‘ wing man, who leads the Cdpst hockey circult for penalties follow Ing fouls. Lester Patrick, the Vic toria Aristocrat defense man, |s ae Now t the highest individual scorer. in 3 pre hand the league . se use to a af t ee have 1 onga, Vietorte : AB egy i tn tanbertacin ball. Th ee them fro . baseball Ma Byron Hot * ot Oregon 1 Foyston, Seattle Coes Carpenter, “Keatte 2 4 I or 4. |Marris, Portiand | | Gus Brown i: = il igor 1 i] oe 1 SAYS ieee Ee | ES 1 lWaNTsTOOROP FOR YOUR MEN-FOLK TINKER IS FATHER a arin ONE RACE WT ~ — “a @ | parsiey, dow Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for | | 1 Vegetables and Fruit | a * . What Shall I Give Him? eceers Snr wee eer SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 22.—The e Deets sack h 1 n he elg ! Vexing Problem, Isn’t It? porate a|' 1 bet the elt sernner h t for nex may not be : And here’s the solution: Come to this * ‘ in a ct run. 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