The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 15

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1916. PAGI a MUTT AND JEFF--You Got to Hand It to Mutt for Strategy at That. n vient, 1908 ' freee More 5 a oe BY BUD FISHER > Goecnieneeenaniiicn r es . ened ~ COR YAY . 5 " . r _ KN You DIDN'T GET THAT o& * é Pek N@UTSOOAY THAT Was ab cn BAT WELL, PREP my come BRAY BIR Ewven iy Tris /| ( WELL, fT WAS PEARL Gee 4 THE “FOUND wn. vers ro ON WAS A MEDIUM Dane » NOT YOUR COAT, THE | WITH PUR COLLAR and, le a“ ® ” - NY AT Vy * . « poe bs NOW TLE BHow Yeu Mou, te none | |} COAT, CUT ame buen AT T ROUND 1% PEARL GREY | CUFFS .IT WAS toveLE Snaunes” ANOTHER. “POUND. ADY Tr se a) WITH @ rm WITH BUR COLLAR a0 CORRS | BREASTED AND CLese BAe wees OWNER Can uae nehthy © dium AND WAS DOUBLE BREASTED | FITTING. + a Fay soe PLYING Te PROM GooR LM oLLaR . AND CLOSE Err Ting } GO CLAIM AT, Wee Boos | || FT waseer exactey | -t A creed 'T You ve etbe 4G ASKS You To ~NGLE BREASTED RE NY*A § UGLE BREASTED, | IT was Medium. WILLIE HOPPE TO _SULLIVAN GETS BATTLE INGLE IN A DRAW IN EG DREAMLAND Mix .......... => PROFESSIONALS ke 1 a= Sullivan held a draw verdic RESULTS OF GAMES IN PAST YEARS 5 . ‘ BY EDWARD HILL : with Walter Knowlton, former ama- { — 1900 Oregon Washington 0 } EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 3—Gii ;denied by the Oregon fue at ITH a switch in the card whict wld give }teur champion, toda ne be } 1903 Oregon 5. Washington 6 { Oobie's undefeated University af: i, minittee ; ; the fans a better bout than the one orig-| cause he ts such a stick ta { 1904 Oregon 18, Washington 0 ) of Washington eleven landed in | oie * nally carded, all is set for the Metropolit pwiton gave Sullivan an artis | 1905 Oregon 12, mington 12 }, Eugene today and began giré | temporary rrang ‘ tle trimming, but when it came time 1906 Oregon 16, Washington 6 mag vonminge 1 en's clu . in Drea to hand out the el wreath Sul 1907 Oregon 6, Washington 0 { ing up its loins for the big /|1 ‘ pect n be accur and ; Van and his backers ed wo loud ) 1908 Oregon 0, Washington 15 }' game with Oregon tomorrow Fy sati Fran-| the referee threw up bot ands in} 1909 Oregon 6, Washington 20 }| [4ght signal practice on a sloppy opge ° the ging and it was a draw { 1911 Oregon 3, Washington 29 field was all Dobie attempted. 1¢ Millionaire Sport Is some Hartford Tac a light 1912 Oregon 14, Washington 30 weather was d nd rain Gee re ost event welt, deedumbed to a blow sate Orencn % Wasklanien 1 f which looks good for Ws ., Reported After the the card i the substi-|aeck tn the fourth round of 1918 Oregon 0, Washington 10 lows up the gar Brooklyn Ball Club fight with P@ter Mitchie. He « to when the bell rang tntion of Harry Anderson for Travie Davis, the Everett boy { 1915—(No game avoirduy NEW YORK, Nov A rufec who had agreed to meet Frank Burns, the fast-coming wel-| "nanny Edwards of Oakland wub ardage terweight, as the semi-windup feature stituted for A Trambitas at the otale Oregon 190, Washington 188 » Was given a regular Pa: - wa B fhoae that Harr Evidently the 1 from the city of smokestacks fer last minute and on t ‘ioves * "7 5 PPP LPL LLLP LLL LILIA al reception when it arrived. |» Y sie ¢ . > Maer er he called up| With “Tuffy Wing. T vuwght Le! boys found a string of auts.|man and horseman, has made & severe attack of “coldfeetis” last night fo Called UP) voré to a draw HARRY FISHER AND COLUMBIA BASKETBALL biles waiting to carry them to 2°" for the Brooklyn Nationa Matchmaker W and positively refused to g mm Thi r < ra not to find Harry Fisher in charge of basket-lii4 campus, and. detrained amia| civ? and that ft will be con rl ‘ oe ’ vara olun P maske eem | 5 a a en Chas i cbbetts activities in a Seattle ring urphy Is Switched | | see the Hanag with the satisfac- o | Washi _——_—__——-——| From Tackle to'Left| ‘suse, Sinnot Wins Bout tion of wearing anne oof the first team backfield in repos m® man to ke fore. He has been handicapped BURNS 18 PEEVED AT Nanasounaseonapeeraasanlin h/t ee) Mix! tisver 0 the ze bo wits Oran minnot Wer “ f ) aye of Oregot t was )ES MOINES ‘ov rank . of tan etl Ste hes int TONIGHT’S CARD Glt For Gregon MIX i roxched his » , uedermicod that Younasewas atepeal bicaet cas: ctenee tea ‘if Tailored Clothes. os is a sore a - te ve coach as va aye o the 1 th di . e inst " ° Mhaving Travie Davis run out of his) Tommy Riley ve. Al Stanford Holding hie last practice on | ,, ; ont mentary evidence against /bout with Jack Douglass, sta Our lines of Fail Willie Fitzgerald ve. Vince) University field before going to on tercolleg cha “piven rps 4 hi here las' Bh . Batch eg | me wnat td bats ozie.e [than sve. ntrclngate, camp Se ANION Sena 0 ee ee came ver and Winter Wool- pe Canadian has dashed off a 4 \ Fis etires from je pos wr Poa ater “ *. mong other all . * warm lines telling what he Len Holiday vs. Bert Forbes pracy or Pareto hea the resumy of football at ( a, his duties as graduat . ng under ass names| Broadway and Queen Anne tangle [ ens will please you : binks of the Everett lad, bot as|{ Frank Burne vs. Harry Ander. bg coe <n Pn ae ve ‘x, ties have become more exacting. He has not the time to ssionalism are said to be/in a football encounter tomorrow this Is a family paper, we will keep |) GR wanaet wy the laure oF Ketball and do the players Justice, Doubtless he willl charged, All the claims are flatly! afternoon on Dugdale field at 2:20 the major portion of it to our { Willie Moppe vs. George Ingle | x Ps poe | Saad gg Y b nefit ot be instruction at such times as he can & i | selves, F . 8:20, Pat Scott, ; a ‘om his other wor! a . .aieoe On I did everyhisig Davis asked for|} | first Bout 8 eae coe: | umbia owes a big debt to Harry Fisher. As an athlete, s Suis Souk” orites Berne. “1 made |t Teteree: | and Murphy were the me bd coach and as graduate manager of athletics, he has done more than any 'R lt f t B , y esults O Game o Be the weight and considered his ev > ery wish to get the bout. At the pede Pairs be of mate robogd x at and re-|decistons at that.” tages be has labored under appreciate the wonder of what he has s \ Gi S t d. Mi fat “minute ‘he rune ‘oat and re | decisions at the ve tu ous of the bewt wolvarvengnas | 2att,a,use lsbored under apprec i iven at Saturday Mix) a welterweight and so is he. The| BURNS HAS BEEN IMPROVING ip nj art of th ountry, bar y tom om ot moat is that he is BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS none, He | er ard worker A news letter from abroad tells us that “throwing the grenade is the final workout. Give Them the and only those who know the disadvan. jal and mon only thing I can see - afraid of me. He has b fight Frank Burns has been climbing as " has been k K under cover | pegoming the popular form of sport in France.” It must be particular Prot ibaht Fev Creasee Sewn 6 covnle Wie ole Play ‘ ing lightweights and making a up the fistic ladder s and impro ing until he opular Ww De 1 at radua n e ing the = a showing against them, altho initiation in a Seattle is ready to the best of % 8 8 | Younger of the University of Junior college at the Everett I saw him get @ couple of hairline |garoo leaps. At the them. Prax and Throwing the bull continues to be the most popular sport in| Washington arranged to have hish and, play. them on the —— - — — = today that he would e Seatt | the progress of the Washington eam. ith the addition o: 9 I tonight if he had alae | and Oregon game read about these players, the Everett elev V r forced to craw! into the ko ’ > every five minutes at the Fresh en is going to give Hap Miller's is hands ner ~ 6 at, | h t men and Everett game, to be men the battle of their lives. It S an ven e a played on University field, Sat 4 Coaches Wells of Lincoln and Dependable merchandise at BURNS WILL HAVE WEIGHT ° ADVANTAGE OVER HARRY . 4 coach Bagshaw of the Ever with William Smith, also of the price you want to pay at urns will have a welx Washington Will Best _ ete team ‘ia planning te bring Franklin, wll be the officiaia cap over Harry Anderson t urday. Reseburg of Franklin, together , 1 of several pound He | —_ : Westerman’s two stores. hay > Oregon Team Saturday f E son an | Stage Set for Eastern : a i rain if there is anything in com , I un leven Wager, 4 a ‘ Uni sata, taean eae two hove] araive eosrae, the Univeraty [teat giver mere, nan (bet ougnt "Gnd Clashes Saturday St. teams are as strong as they |attemp forecast winne i BY H. ©. HAMILTON Navy. Realizing this importance DUGDALE WELL ACQUAINTED were last fall. This surmise is [either the Coast or the west wan, matt Corseanondent looschee have had the Army team . WITH H. H. FRAZEE Sas he f of the loss [college conference es this NEW YO ov. 3.—Yale practice of the same Clothin best tics Pe seams tal Se De ee ele een oe ®| impending sraggie_ with Cot egal Open till 10 p. m. i > ements meten and feat of fairly accurate line. If \ . Dartmouth’s clash wi a ; nD. I DUGDALE | the Putaatt ey aacereae Angion fs © go i “¥ at Springfield, and eam, a Saturday 1 above » copy of a tele-| Aggies early in the fal. gainst Whitman {| the Army's tussle with Notre ripple ae Ore nts Wa Dame, are the outstanding foot e € q ball encounters for the Eastern card tomorrow. esterda New York the SHOES cn Billy Murray May despite the fact Yale's co whe an F one of t L. HATS and pershasere of the champion, Bo {8 couple st conference chasnpion | hat out of four kamen Colgate hes we tcl Bo Masehed tesa Pasar bua mread. bones But may bo ba sal arak ah tench mere thai .& vetlel saturn OF Gmariertes ead - Melee in Mexico asebal ays Dug He a live nday mo ce game Dartmout as 1} } wife, an@-you will hear of him be | ——— ————_—— | The Army is facing the battle of | eligibility rules . AD ‘ Local fore the end of the coming ball ts life when it marches on the field | guard, } ed away fre ne plans L weasor Z atrccuet 06 bie than « againet Ne Dame. On the out-/the team to p age > N at Ti y asi or ess MITCHELL BACK IN SEATTLE Th vay hie res sig Evider i € at exten : . the Ae ri Oe ‘t A 3 fae a see pra e e t ' ' FOR WINTER FIGHTS pica tsg tans that touts Te ‘ ICE jeadets int in the big game with the with Virginia a four ¢ turray outpointed * ® id Mitchell, Australian middle-|feated Montat and Mo aREReEDamae = $$ Petros ee of t jon Select a fine Blue Serge Suit from our weight who became popular here|tana, turned this fa SKATING frame oe Se large stock at after vearing in the ring last|Montana, too. Gonzaga ay winter at the Elks and Tivoli, is |something like same ( Patty rere - ond ae iat aweett!| MARKET REPORT = back in to aga team that triumphed over s During his absence, Sid has had |{daho by about the same lop-sided an D es Chavez Scores K. O. ng two draws with Rowlands ; The injury to Halfback G e — % rf oie KA cITy Ne 3— He has been in Milwaukee, where of Washington will cripple th ar 4 Me rs a" Be ri ‘veddie he was being hand Tom An-|ple to some exte it the bo b < r » " ’ ds here last drews. He ap in the ring|down at Eugene need not throw ronson § ak egal is © lle Torsone . & nigh at Milwaukee 1a and Moose: |out their shirt fronts, De jaw have a team for Saturda paeee hi iar ces! eg MENG City Importing Co. &, live ; a orang e 7 Now is the time to get that Overcoat, all kinds and styles, at $ ] 5 Say Judge Landis May Be 404 14th St. rc i tener crap * — Ma 3 Ep- Member of “Commish’’ Oakland, Cal. fg? ~ii.cwititis 1 Uo : from baseb; fans that CHICAGO, Nov Trailing on ) g¢ Rustabagas, Yaiciina 1b0 & Ra Doctor Lindsay the heels of the report that Garry |Judge K. M. Land the U. § Offers its cus- agents 3 al, 20 x \ ited to Herrmann may be forced off the court be chairman ‘ cage Ne . ngton My oot RS ‘ | eh Dise ft FS i national commission comes sug h court of baseball tomers in Seat- crea Apples / Mackinaws, Norfolk and plain, from —— the fudge has not been tle and Wash. “mle 3 \ A the subject, and might Cheese $6.00 to $10.00 [PWesta Wear stoce iii’: arnt meee ME TREC Gn come PM ines cm eG ine , His Brother Left SOW D To HAVO & COGGPe iAlerent choicest Cali- Souns You can depend on what you get at Ava Uchiawien jv demas parses SS i a Dollar Westerman’s.” Melville Mucklestone, one of |i 0.0 are rendy to vote for Jude ‘ ay ’ t n enue ‘ Potatocs 3 , Gil Dobie's former University be Fist pA atrial ae Juice reese: at W é » . | B P id of Washington football stars, nn al SAIC ar Gio A@araienie Juice, Mineral dates tottus ‘ ce e Fail end captain of the university ee eee ne naign has been Waged Waters, etc., at ; ° ¢ In 1910, has a younger brother, | since the middie of last summer, it : “e ! Aut Stanley Mucklestone, turning | /VM00 can tl eee eae lowest _ prices. ' = | 008 duc lice ‘ out for end on the Freshmen i y e head of the ‘ ame A A » je Artichokes, de Alfalfa = s Varsity team at the University [int head of ihe body. james Il orders ship Sone one Rar labo of Washington Built along ' : : ' “ : p ad day re- ' “0 Puget » 1 oat "i 0 Al ’ i re No. 2 the lines of his famous brother, oe : : ‘ Ty tine, ee $7.00 Store No, 1 2 STORES Now. Sto he re young Mucklestone is making The first word in advertising ceived. Brasse\ Sproute, “Ib it mot 1,00 a, First and Main Westlake and Pine a strong bid for end. From |was the script, written on papyru Cab aL oveuasases 208. @ 08M | Mixed Hin3thy. 00 @2i.0o 4 present indications Coach Hap 1,000 years ago, by an Kayptiant ° 100 @ 1 ' mpresned ( ny 5.00 1) r Miller will star him at one of yentiowan who had lost @ slave, hothouse 3... 1.60 @.175 wheat +1++53.00 @5000 Second Ave, eae mind CM PG PUN ig