The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1916, Page 7

STAR—MONDAY, JAN. 24, 1916. PAGE 7 MUTT AND JEFF—THEY ARE NOW IN THE RUSSIAN ARMY. tse wart Reg, vs va 08 BY BUD FISHER = | + eremeesnysen anno " MEN WERE TRANSFERRED To THE RUSS(AN . ARMY “ro Do PROVOST DUTY. OWING TO OUR EXTREME eat ae ee ce ter oF SOLD HERE (N RUSSIA MANY SOLDIERS Go IN SANE AL WANS THINK THEY ARE SOME open Cheasty’s \ | Cermrainty Nor! FROM ExPosuRe , Now YouR DUTY STs 6O ARDL BREAT MAN. Now “THAT Course He I ' DOOR, DOC, | AND GATHER UP THE INSANE SOLDIER Atha e ail Met Am 3 ? P. f THEM TO TNE HOSPITAL.» THERE 9S pe te THINKS HE'S NAPOLEON! la NAPoLeoN ? L_= e WaWVE GOT re- nventory ONE Now Rit T BACK // nn aie ay Oe 7 ONE ¢ or mE. / Y { Sale The Big Chance for All Lovers of Smart Clothes. 25% Off cervenery ANS OY BOON HER HAUGHTON IS DUE FFgure Out a Knotty Play for the CARBONADO|PORTLAND ALREADY — ) TO DROP UP-STAGE Umpire and Win Free Seats to Play FATS TO | HAS BOXING MEET ) ATTITUDE IN BALL 3)" 22 | SEEN | eee "er | SHOW UP WON, IT APPEARS In sending In your idea of Remember, “The Bird of Par. Figure out the baseball play | the most difficult play, limit | adise” Is the pretty Hawallan — q BY BROWN HOLMES long before Haughton have er situation on the diamond your letter to 60 words, write play that has been to this cit; Carbonado again fa’ | rtlan ; a Percy Haughton, Harvard found that the game wouldn't that would be the most difficult on one side of the paper only before and has become Econ for tts scheduled ee eeits the Ook | pel ie oi ery 2 the tae eee and wit ae ww football coach, who has become have a chance in the world to for the umpire to solve. There in your full name and most popular play that |tics at Dugdale park Sunday, with ie ry Ai SS cee Jockey Bennett, Northwest cham TT part owner of the Boston live without the free publicity | are many plays in baseball th | ever been In Seat the remlt that the gathering of en-| it, boxing tournament sehedWte| Mion at 116 pounds, will take om Braves and will be president, it gets, and that It ie wise to require quick thinking on t | It will Introduce Miss thusiasts was disappointed. Car- aa Pea 1 ae ' me ee here | the best Seattle has to offer, and it will need to change some of his be at least civil in the treat- part of the Indicator handier, | | Monterey, a baseball fan for |bonado has falien into a habit of not| S24 Portiand, to take place Here lis hard to see where they can pro Ideas, also his manners, to get ment of newspaper writers. but' you are to trick him if you care of the sporting editor, Se | fair, who will be seen in the |being on the job when the whistle me time next month, is excitiné | duce any one who can defeat ; along well as a baseball mag | Haughton is in charge of a can. Of course the play must attic Star. | teading role of Luana. blows. ‘This ie the third time the| cer erene_interest, amone focsli" Billy Masett, | same : nate. club Jim Gaffney turned from be one possible in baseball, but Prizes will be given as fol- The contest opens today and A i d 0 west, Haughton ruled like a czar in a taibend financial failure into | the more difficult the better, lows: First prize, one box for will close promptly on Priday cohen Ragnar org e tamgie. a | Rg olen Brgy Page ite athe fikely’ be oneed” smut Charley Harvard football affaire and pennant winning tinencial The Star will have a com. Monday evening, Moore thea- | night at 6 o'clock, Jan. 28. 80 Ithe snecer followers argument the meet is a certaln’’| Davidson. Local fistic followers was “up-etage” in his treatment | auccess.” He will be a big | mittee of well-know tre, Jan dope out a tough one for the | ‘The Rangers and Woodland stag-| few City’ club, aad Dan Salt of |KHow nothing of this Davidson : of outsiders. in baseball, he boost to the game if he can be | men and experts to dec | four best orchestra umpire. 4 at practice game at Woodiand| cattic cre fact getting together|00 but they refuse to : will find there are others who ae successful in the diamond | sends in the most difficult play night. Ten other prizes of two pary that ended without either team|on'the aoncdader ne together! him a chance with “Napoleon” | securing a goal. Portland fans, while they are|°ott, one of the best boxers 'l) lf W AND W g f Tacoma defeated Black Diamond! not long on prognostication, frank-| City ever produced. Mascott * . + Ue U,lin tne “cry of Destiny,” by the/ly expect the local Inds to win the| ered gloves all over Tex Vi have something to say about sport as he was in football. the conduct of affairs, also that 5 he will be largely dependent upon outsiders, espec | SS TROUBLEAT 1 MISS CARLOTTA MONTEREY score of 4 to 0, Martin scored two| majority of the battles from the| When they tangled here, so ; | of the markers and Syevenson an4| northern invaders. Reason? fans who have seen Vernon per Gibson one each. Right here is the line-up of top-/form can estimate the worth of 4 Haughton refused to follow | the Portland lad. a the nd of other college off NEBRASKA GRIDIRON In the 125-pound class, Port ' cialis in acing numbers on will resurrect Frank Heulat, at é a football players, to give epecta- | time Coast champion, who pd a tore a chance to know who was - j who on the field. NCOLN, Neb. Jan. 24.—An h i PORTLAND. 24.—Washing- a It le said that when the Har || TENCOLN. Ne ne tron ; ‘ - — ; ton and Washington State may vard coach was told the public (°P*® breach and legal controversy 3 . clash for football supremacy, after | i demanded that players be num. between former Footbal! Coach Ed-) ff all, if Dr. J Stewart, coach of | fot osha) he — . didn’t |ward Stiehm and the University of) the Oregon Aggies, is any sort of} ce Scop NY Se eee | Nebraska athletic board today aj & prophet. | Haughton could get away 4 a “a “5 Th. pe aod Sse In Portland after a basketball) with that don't-give-a-rap busi. (peared certain. eu oan) tour, Dr. Stewart declared today ness in college football, but he (threatens legal steps to secure pos- 4 that the two top-notchers of the will have to pay a little atten- session of athletic records of the! Pacific coast gridiron may arrange tion to the public if he expects terms for a complete schedule of AT THE FRONT |: Portland in the lightweight clags. Chet Neff, the Seattle light- — will setae ee tae olden jeulat was ig into the Umelight when he suddenl: In the Sport Zone eotiehe wie De, Se dot comeback att gual any. io & CO! ac] UR old Northwestern league is beginning to take on a | thing the Northern men can dig up. shapliness so early in the season. Things have already pa ee Re meemto make a go of it in baseball. rey ae pst a claims as| competition this fall. started to hum in baseball circles, The league season to/ fireman,” will probably | | sis even said of him that many board, and Guy FE. Reed, manager |i} comply with the Pacific association | emt one than marked the 1915 race. bout on the card in which oF i times he even refused to talk [of athletics, called at Stiehm's re: rules,” he said There will be at least three new managers in the circuit and/ dopesters give Seattle a look-in. F garg apg beater say- ~ ona boyy aa cans vane dee —_———— in all probability two new cities. Just what towns will| If Seattle can produce a 10 i a wate have to talk with ail |minutes to get out of the house. Ean COLE ASO make up the circuit is pretty hard to say at this early date. | pounde Love hiding. Sane sae ; Pes of them and surely that would ([Stiehm is six feet five inches tn Weipa Gilad. ‘eiell dati canal | It looks like Butte is a cinch bet, however. men are certain as Abraham is go | —Cisébe- a bore. \height. The visitors left in two and lot the Oregon ‘Agricultural*Collegs| The towns now lined up are Seattle, Spokane, Vancouver,| ing better than ever, and he has 1 College |at Corvallis, fs among the number| Tacoma and Butte. |being mentioned to succeed Doc| There was some talk in the hot stove league that Vancouver pociely Re Ramee oj coach at the) was to step out on account of the war. Then the gossips Miebus are Portland boys who are May 1s a mighty heady footbal)| had it that Tacoma was thru with the national pastime. figured to take a fall out of the © in baseball a half minutes. Men who were ne : r ses . Seattle men, but as their o; Ever Seattle C it zen | man, bis Mt and save Doo Stewart tow it looks like both of these cities will have a team in|) ove not been announced, they are } |his term. Not only does May know 2 ao Z : not so certain of victory. —— = the gridiron game, but he is on the| /hat would make it a five-club affair. Another team, Aber-| Taken all together, |inaide as well deen, for instance, would make a pretty nifty six-club| Pretty rows for the Rose, Silty Bete “ Should know where obtai: real circuit. in the padded : a a 2 § HA VE A If things get going good again in Aberdeen there is no rea- : —_— n estate loan should the occasion arise. | son why that town should not be given another twirl, pro- National Guards * » N tell he ha PURPOSE vided, of course, that the backers in that village can show m jo man can tell when he may have cause why they should have a club in the circuit. Planning Smoker — a to raise funds quickly. The addition of Butte should liven up things a good deal. cong : Without « purpose Ree can! "A change by which a new town is taken in always helps BB a Rigen Fagen an a : [ make no headway. esolve| a league. A Feb: 2. Seattle : ohn punch vd to save your money and|Washington 's not the only ontions companion, will take. at the ‘ MPT that is giving football coac meet. vate Morrelle La Duet keep your resolution. omething to worry over, The TEALY TO STICK t Co! L has recetved @ chal LOW RATE. pe oo 5 Orenon Agricultural | college ts WITH LOCAL CLUB Ienge from Jim Hogan of Portiand ‘i n ‘jooded Ww Tou! t NO COMMISSION. Act NOW. Start with we.) i 5oc suswarts job ccoept on soccust of 6 Sea Coach Hend jon of Broadway! with the signing of Tealy Ray-| "ya" iy Ray- high has sent in his bid for the| mond Saturday evening to again|y ve Panes oe tee to slumber. », coaching job at the Oregon Bt sno Bi pilot the local Northwestern league Interest 4 % school baseball club, all rumors of change NO BONUS. —__—_. RUDY UNHOLZ TO in Branch Rickey Is the most picked|in the Seattle management were| | = W. ° ° on man in baseball, After having| set at rest. It seems that every| | E MOVIE ACTOR re a siege as manager of the St.j/one but Tealy knew his business Rudy Unholz, Boer light ashing ton Savings UNION Louls Browns, they are now se-|better than himself. All thru the|) weight, has quit work on Jim lecting him to pilot the Cleveland | winter baseball, writers have been| | Jeffries’ farm and will become SA VINGS & Indians. trying to sign Tealy up with the| | a movie actor. Term no longer heard—“Rush the | Spokane club. | About a year ago and Loan Association Stanley | ' The little shortpatcher fs needed| { Yoakum cracked Rudy on the a n. 4 810 Second Avenue TR UST co. saws we have met—The noley| "ght here in Seattle, and, after his) | Adam's apple, putting bis fight miracle work of last season, why|) ing career, also his voice, 4 Assets $5,300,000 Established 26 Ye OF SEATTLE guy who throws the ball and] tiy"talk should be made of having|| the bum, The ttle scrapper | fs | yells ke a loco cow puncher. |i17, sign elsewhere than with Seat-|{ has worked in Jeff's alfalfa Lee Darcy having Joined the army,/tie in the Northwest league, calls Capital and Surplus $800,000 we might mention that he is in| for a big black question mark. pees Se ee Toe {Seattle Automobile Show April 10-15 N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer, Reservations for space in the Seattle Automobile Show can now be made. The interest in Automobile Shows has been increas- SAVE YOUR TEETH OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS 207 University st. Opposite Vraser-Patersen Teeth extracted absolutely without pain free from 6:30 te @ p m. dally. HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial District ‘The Vancouver team, which has} Albert Hansen || neon giving Portland a run for first | position of late, will furnish the op- This 1s the clever little leading | woman in “The Bird of Paradise,” 11 i , - 6 J, ‘ which comes to the Moore Jan, 30. Jeweler and Silversmith pore oe ne ‘apres Og vena ing year by year. The attendance at the New York |" She ts a very clever fencer and tans ‘Tyestay niga’ & ¥ Automobile Show this year was 250,000—an increase | takes an hour off each day to prac A tough struggle is expected, as| of 331-3 per cent over last year; 40 per cent more deal- ers attended the show than ever before. More buyers were present than ever before. More sales were made than ever before. Praetically every exhibitor sold a number of cars—their sales increasing from 40 per cent to 600 per cent over any previous show; 326 cars were shown and there were 290 accessory exhibits. 4,790 people attended the opening night of the Mil- waukee Show, January 7th—the largest attendance on record; 56 manufacturers were represented More than 45,100 automobiles are in use in the State of Washington, A considerable percentage of these \tiee the art. In the above photo, Peter Muldoon has been putting hie| shoe is shown at practice. - - - Get busy and send tn your knotty pie Aiea te Sey ears! Ror as “Duane” in the play. Age againet Victoria recently, and —— — Pete hopes that the victory will| | give It the confidence that will 4 Gold y Gold Alloy Filling oth : AGGIES AND “U" BREAK EVEN “ make It a winner. Pxaminat! \ dant at each chair 7 The U, of W. and the Orel Ag-| | oe | gies broke even in their twO-game | ‘The teams are pretty well bunch-| basketball series, staged Friday ed at this time, and a victory over ve day here. ‘The locals won 5 - the Millionaires will boost the local; S EATTLE HOCKEY LUB the first contest, and the Aggie# qeenatte its, Right Drug Co., £ } Ww. at ig The addition of Mickey at center The local rifle and revolver A8-| serve you the ‘ducters vertices aa |conelderably strengthens the Van-| | sociation won three out of the five t. bagyevdciggiael: OF | |matches shot recently, according ‘* HO KEY cence WINS TWO GAMES| «5 word just recelved here: VANCOUVER vs SEAT T I E lbasketball tossers are home with! Lest the fans forget—| ball will ” ltwo victories tucked under their| be played at Dug's park this sea stock considerable. eee Mickey McKay, the young phe- thousands of new owners are being added each year. By making an exhibit in the Automobile Show you will use the easiest, cheapest and best all around method of getting in touch with prospective purchasers of machines and_accessories SEATTLE AUDITORIUM COMPANY, 7 s | od nment @ and prescribe for you, ab= he vi . z alia . v Championship) ekATY Ln. gHOOTERS e0cD * and prescribe for yeu, abs |nom, will be in the visitors’ lineup, cars are being replaced by new cars each year, and * | ‘The Vancouver team is the clean-| est playing seven in the Pacific Coast league, It has only 65 min-| utes in penalties against {t thus far took Suiurday's game, 25 to 22. erat 111 Fire | CHEHALIS, Jan, 24 Chehalis’ | |b 8 lay they walloped South} son, The team only appeared | this season, Seattle !s second with | ms . Taare Aim, A860 191% B99 PMs | Bena “rs 10, rer Ray ae 26 t0| these the earlier part of last us? Printers 96, Victoria third, 107, and Portland | 1309. 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