The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1916, Page 7

STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1916. PAGE MUTT AND JEFF—Some Slight Obstacles Do In (Copyrt nce Now and Then areas ——- De enekdteats te \ die tla ei ance a | ae Soe ee | sieiliiieseieeines ti ai miss smvTH, T CAN'T } [ OH, JEFF, ruave | ( aoe MG, AomarreR \ ( But .verR, 1 —~|/ sweeten, HAVE WO FEN rm WHAT You He ) SE THE PRETTY } NOT Toup You ane pon WELD | | COULD AIEVER marry ||) THERE I, MOTHING You coun / ALREADY > LANGUAGE of THE [ ALL AReUrT MYSEUR ’ TER wear YOU KNOWING THAT | TELL MP TO CHANGE MY AR eb! POETS, BUT — / T WAS AFRAID To! || Wiresy HANE Done ,T CAN) | yr HAB NOT TOLD A \ DECISION To MAKE You ™Y¥ MARRIES : = Love vou! Mia 1S SOME = NOTHIN ¢ we } in a J tug sabes I} WRG SOUT, Us Nim ag WILL You MARRY ING = WAVE hivedikclee’ re - . ET YOUR MIND AT REST L HELD Back, I= Ny Y MIND= T me \ \ €o ANEAD AND TELLME \ ? EOI co v me a ~ \G Here’s Winners in Senior Major Circuit Since 1876 ! 1) INDERSON MAY BE SEEN HERE NO MORE : AF I ER \2 Year, Club Pet. | Year, Club Pet. § }{ 1876—Chicago ..... | 1896—Raltimore .. 98} 4 | 1877—-Boston 1897—Boston ... 796} |} 1878—Hoston 1898—Roston . 685} BY EDWARD HILL |) 1879—Providence 1899—-Rrook! 2 P : 7 - yn .. 682 AJ HEN Harry Anderson climbs into the ring Friday night | 1880—Chicago . 1900—Brooklyn os ‘ ec } 1981—Chicago 1901—Pitteburg 447} at Dreamland to do battle with Lee Johnson, the)| 1882—Chicago 1902—Pittaburg 41) pred Frisco gladiator, it may be the last opportunity)! br lit eon ry | 1903 Bsa “od 3 r c ‘ 4 ae at —Providence | 1904—New York .. ( fans will have of seeing him in a local ring for|) j¢s5—chicago | 1906—New York ses {| moons. }{ 1886—Chicago | 1906—Chicago 765} Frank Purcell, who brought out Johnny O'Leary and is|) 1887—-Detrott 1907—Chicago . 704 }| dling Anderson, is planning on a jaunt East with Ander-|} LB ad Sd soso Cniene re } Joe Farrell, featherweight, and George Koss, bantam-|} j49o--Rrookiyn =. eve) making up his stable. } 1891—Boston nee ae Purcell, who has had more or less experience in things |} +8 kone seteeeeeens >t || we i. ‘ - Boston 664 listic, believes that Harry has the makings of a topnotch ) js94—haitimore 1916-Meses ..... 614 tight. [{ 1895—Baltimore | 1915—Philadelphia 592 “We might as well see how far he can go, at any rate,” Purcell this morning. ARSON 18 REPORTED EXCELLENT SHAPE ting followers who have seen Anderson in training at Jack) camp, on Lake Union, say) FRANKIE SULLIVAN TO . oops Li a ag aor BOX “MUFF” BRONSON tue Shape o Reports from Portland are to the! . Harry worked industrious-| effect that Frankie Sullivan is to/ his mix with Freddie Welsh. take on “Muft" Bronson in Portl: "| land has been tn the pink of cond! jon Friday night, Sullivan te the| im ever since. | rugged Iad who fought Leo Houck | WOULD LIKE TO three of the toughest draws seen MARRY BOX NEFF tn Seattle in recent years. Portland scribes say !t will be a | great scrap. Bronson meets Ad Wolgast fol- lowing his go with Sullivan, WAR FUND DIDN'T GET | MUCH FROM FREDDIE } | The Canadian war fund is not | | much the richer by Freddie Welsh’s| visit to Canada. Freddie was to| |tour the country, donating all of |the money taken in at the game | when he took on some home-grown champion but his expenses. The} champion fought two battles, and % in dashed off to New York when Leo Houck and Chet Neff have/the talk of a 99-round melee with talking s good deal lately of| Charley White in Mexico was being | ’ spilled. JOE BONDS | VARSITY } fling before the winter brought to a close, BACKS ARE|Eagle Bowlers season !# CAUSING WORRY NOW Lose in Melee FOR COACH GILMOUR) With Krouse banging up a high score of 198 and a high average of Coach Dol the university equ: ended. The main trouble now Hes In the fact that the varsity backs do not know how to pick holes made for them by the line- man. When they do pick the right hole, some one will fum- bie. the bail. There ie some jon in the fact that the bowling from the Auguatine-Kyer bowlers last night on the Eagles’! alleys, The score was 2,258 to 2,215.) ‘REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS | one for some promoter to It has been reported that Neff ts The squad is strengthen considerably by the addition of Murphy and Grimm. Both will have to train hard in order to | get in the best of shape. Just how the varsity will behave in action will be seen next Satur. day, when they meet the navy 8. A. C. IS LOSER IN POLO CONTES 4 (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, does not co) the roof of the mouth; you“can bite corn off the |eob; guaranteed 18 years. | Laurence Hall, the Lincoln, Neb., 1S DOING who has had considerable| NICELY IN DENVER : | Gold ergwn ... -$8.00 ce in Middle Western box.| Joe Bonds, Tacoma heavy, is do-| The Crystal Pool water polo | oi 10) ob teeth (whaledone) $8.00 either boy would| ing very well in Denver. Otto Floto|tesm downed the S. A. C. sextet that neck of the| recently splashed Joe's picture over |!ast might in the Crystal Pool, 14 1610 set of teeth ..... $5.00 lthe sport page of The Post, and|to 3 It was the initial game of | Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 who attempted to|gave him and Jack Kearns « swel'|the season, one of which will be | white crowns ... @ year's lay-off,| send-off. According to the dope, 4 week until the close | 5.14 emings .. Joe Gorman in Everett|Joe is to get a crack at the best son. The lineup . |eiver filings day. He is doing a little} heavies in the land during the com- an noasthe von ane ‘cat )| Platine filings and may try another ing winter. le + ams hge A wig hy. 4 t (ept.).C Bob Capps |B. B. Regan... J.T. Weinberg w w \J. Park .. ° . J. Broad ais and ties Maniatis ot ie A. Olson G.,...C, T. Wrucke jampies Pilate Substitutes—K. Speidel for Doug i ge a las; W. Cowley for Cook. Field | goals—Wyatt (2) Regan, Thomas | by our ¥ goale—Wyatt till giving good Allen. Ret. Allen. | (2), Regan, eree—C, W. Sexamith. Timer Al Goldsmith, BE. B. Fry. Judg | Chet Melntyre, BE. Heman. ‘Phillie Pitcher | Is Visitor Here (2), Penalty Thomas, Motion Pictures OHIO‘... 207 UNIVERSITY 9#T. Every Day Opposite Fraser-Paterven Ob ty Foye lpneer Pet Maer Mele ela MUSE MENT S Seattle friends. This is the mes- sage brought to town by Ervin Kantlehner, former Victoria twirler, now with the Phillies. Ervin and his wife dropped off) in Seattle yesterday on their way to their home in Fresno, Cal. THE “MILWAUKEE” BOOTH Land Products Exposition—Arena Showing 12,000 feet of scenic, in- dustrial. and agricultural views along the lines of the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul railway, includ ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE JACK WYATT'S SCOTCH LADS AND LASSIES Everett Fans to See Pride Fight PHONE MAIN co ing the big electrification film with " ITT, Oct. 11.—The talk of AR “Olympian” and “Col fight circles here is the bout be 7 eens ang aceionale LMR TA) MATINEE DAILY 10 25-50< & ioturesque weight, and Lioyd Madden of Se- | AZS ULI ee eee ee > — ved the picturesq' attle on Friday night | ‘capeeeesustdictiecsintinn-stinaiachenaimaienatatere> Re. locky mountains. | Davis is very popular here, av’ Pa |, Ravin In very, popuiae bere «| NEW PANTAGES 4 > ibit ranging to be on hand at the ring | yiuty 2:20, Hvenings, 7 and 9 i Take in the Montana Exhibi' +g aM oe SUnGAG + as to ] | = HYMAN You Working People * | *Ye toilers who cannot) From Fergus, Musselshell, Meagher, Custer and Cascade Coun- ties and the Deer Lodge Valley. 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All orders ship- ped day re- ceived. ° bi n Reduced Prices for One Week Only All who purchase r l6-treatment irse within one Kk from today will recelve a big red tion from our regul I | | | jathy 1 every res; We have also out the iropractt< treatment for less | than the same ¢ or: t We solicit cases where other meth-| oda fall. Invest ts be pleasod uit ome abo: Mi A n reultation 914 oF 606 for Blood Disorders. me for a Wasserman blood test DR, DONAWAY 302 Liberty Bide. Uppesi: Come to! be open from 7 to 11. Directly Foot of Cherry St. | te Monstotfice, our 2 Sundays, 10 12,’ DR. ne Wpler Bldg. 811% Second UNCLE WILBER WINS ONE _ wy LOT OF WHEN “FROS# attic will be given a when the University REAL TREAT TO BE 3RID FANS 1” PLAY} The football fans around Se- real t Freshmen and the Broadway High foot- ball teams field. meet o in Denny Two of the best open field runners that have on any field in Seatt seen in action. George Overton, of ¢ ever been le will be They are he Broad- the few students watched the freshme: tice, Last Saturday may inst the vai ler made yardage e' who have nm at prac- In scrim. rsity, But- very time he was called upon to carry the ball. When the two teams meet, Interest in CAMP! KNOCKE MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Brock knocked out Hddie Camp! of D OUT 11.—Matt plete lines of San Francisco last night in the choicest Cali- ~via comlaaltag fornia Grape GUNBOAT SMITH LOSER Levinsky last night at the end of the 12th round. JOHNNY ERTLE WINNER Johnny Ertle, claimant antam crown, won ight in Gotham. of the from Joe Lynch in a 10-round encounter last DILLON WINS WITH K. Oo, BROOKLYN, Oct Dillon last night. State charges were trolman A, he charges assert Just Prin 1013 THIRD 11 Sailor Grande took the sleep potion in the | second frame in his bout with Jack EX-COP ACCUSED OF PULLING GUN ON COP filed against Gunterman Wednes y by Deputy Prosecutor Helsell in | connedtion with the recent arrest | price on ov ‘ular tlow-priced improved |Of three officers during a dry | chiropractic reat-\ squad raid at 1506% First ave,, and can now|when, it é* claimed, Gunterman drew a revolver on Officer Nelson #s and threatened to shoot. Gunterman, with Patrolmen Pen-! m|dergast and Flannagan, was found nd service with all compet-|in the rooming house, intoxicated, Officers Nel and you wilt/son and Norman raided the place,! and when they attempted to hold the intoxteated officers, Gunterman | ters MAIN 1043 Lil the that The field tactics, also, were tn favor of Robinson. He hit and| most from the start of the game run and be sacrificed, and the|/#nd he was ready when the break times when he failed were few. History doesn’t show any team with the undaunted spirit of the Dodgers, not wonderful Braves in 1914. The | plunge letics, feats. The a action The pering moved | The } jer box by his \to the plate | Aap ight 18, Wy HC Foshan ROBINS HAD IT ON SOX IN ALL WAYS NEW YORK, Oct. 11—The Red Sox were outgeneraled and It was evident when Coombs outplayed every time the oc- |called in Jeff Pfeffer from center: casion for action arose yester- | field to finish the game that a def- day. Carrigan’s “air-tig in- |inite plan of defense had been field was found te poss air |agreed upon by the Dodgers. They holes, and altho only one error pushed its way Into the score, other contests was missing. |to tight from a corner where they were partly submerged by two de- which have nafled the hide of many National league gates of Ebbets’ field, got into full Coombs and Ivan Olson, they took the scalp of Carl Mays. j a crowd which howled and cheered | itself blue in the face all thru the conflict. Boston crowds, the Brooklyn root- ers made {and went thru all the motions of an enthusiastic party. |the game, they kept at it by pep- with cushions as that august body strains of “Tessie.” and Olson—have put the Dodgers back in the running. Coombs’ clev- son, derided infielder, who irtually lost the first game single-handed To Coombs must be given most }of the credit Dodgers presence which inspired the Dodg- ers with them with the and he had a slow breaking curve at times Cheasty’s Whatever Your Fancy Demands In Clothes, We Supply $15 to $50 “Values Tell” IN THIRD CONTEST champions on their heads. all knew what Coombs was Cap able of doing if he went at top speed. They knew also that he could not work at top speed for nine innings. To that end, then, Pfeffer had been warming up ab ~ dash and pep infielding has been displayed in the came Up to the time Larry Gardner lifted the ball over the fence for a home run in the seventh, Coombs © had been going fine. He had al” lowed only six hits. That the was coming was forecast in tl sixth when the Red Sox got t |Coombs for two hits in a row and ~ two runs. Coombs’ name today stands. alongside those of Christy son and Chief Bender as the ner of five world’s series conflict In fact, history shows that Coll Jack has never lost a world’s ti game. even excepting the Braves got the jump in their to victory over the Ath- while the Dodgers have had tactics forceful, rushing ner to the yesterday, Led by Jack Dodgers had the backing ot | Only half the size of the twice as much noise Even after the Boston Royal Rooters around the field to the two kings of nerve—Coombs work and the batting of Ol- SPECIALIST IN PAINLESS DENTISTRY Tam Reoperes, by reason of mod- ern equipment and many years of tical experience, to produce the est class dental work at moder- prices errors, have put {t right up other Dodgers to come thru. for the victory the|} turned in. It was his 22-k. Crown! 24 Bridgework, per tooth . Natural Crowns Inlay Gold Fillt confidence, that fired unrestrainable de- ination to win. Veter: at | Silver Fillings Colby Jack turned himself loose. | *™ ors His fast ball whizzed over the with all its old-time speed, that stood the Boston Never choose a partner who’s smoking a TOM KEENE CIGAR He's more apt to have his mind on that enticing Presado Blend than on the game. TOM KEENE the cigar with that Presado Blend Schwabacher Bros, & Co., Inc, Distributers, Seattle, Wash.