The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1916, Page 7

STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1916. PAGE Odds Favor Harvard to Win Big Football Classic of East in Yale Bowl NEW HAVEN MUTT AND JEFF One Has to Use a Different Argument to Sell ah Than to Sell Silk ; Srese Wor vammases eons EEE ate ~--- —— aan = on sa ee { THATS NO EXCUSE POR Losin G ik (WHAT YOU SOS TRUE MADAM, Juv 1 Gor Some | cab TRUE, MADAM, —— — “4 ( wikia? SALE . YOU ALWANS WANT TO | THIS SILC IS @ DOLLAR MibMER ) TAPE ©xACTUY T'S TAPE 1S 5 HieHeR IS PACKED MUTT Mitt me! ) iba A er sR ‘a hy Ein SOME EXCUSE , SOME THAN CAST YEAR. BUT TERRIBLE ) NUKE THIS CAST {AN LAST MONTH, BUT ¥ UM oN WucK { NCE AGAT \ BUT.SIR, Sm REASON FOR THE PRICE BEING | EQYINOCTIAL bye yl monn moe oe || TERRIBLE EQuMOocTIEL RET Gore cha As ear ) a > SME GOT JINGHER 6 CvoW THE MEET CUSTOME ine « DESTRUVE D ALC THE SIL A YARD AND tow FA DTORING HANG KILLED RDS : c 5 YE SAME Sium || WHO Comes IN TLE HANDLE WORMS THIS “ve AR. WE ONLY row YOU ASK 10¢ a ERK IN A DRYGOODS HERE Layr AND YOU LISTEN TO WHAT NANG A PEW YAROS OF THIS TAKE een, np STORE, I START To MONTH, SO¢A VT SAY AND You'Le GET NTH brs! ET AND WHEN THATIS GONE, A | w . a . SS) JENGS HAVE K TODAY YARD CHE ns i HOw To HANOUE PONT ROW WHEN We, : at. r — = Jag SILK AGAIN. BY H HAMILTON \ AV the Starts the a sic of the re Name YMLELA. toGivel LOOK FOR RECORD _ Willard Won't Quit, PRESIDENT UNABLE [Mg Srgnson Beste . = A ee CROWD AT TURKEY When Spring Comes TO ATTEND ARMY- for Feather Crown ciation "haw aan sa DAY GRID CONTEST. witts*3iiind'ay*aart | N AVY GRID MELEE) cress: ecco auam such huge stand ulate acd; ciation has arrange smoker Monday at t h that he had retired, pion of the Pacific coast today. of the asso ave, and E would be ready to defend his ——— He béat Lee Johneon, the mae the north title next spring. NEW YORK, Nov. 25- ' student “Can you train down?" Wil eral tons of gold braid ie dame In six fast rounds | Sev- j|nual parade across the field, show- ually jing bis neutrality by spending half d some Itvely | The largest crowd that has | wi'l be accom | ever attended a football game | «rand stand a youth of © confessed he stole in bout of the evening | body a " i in) tard w keds. distributed between several (a game on the Army side and the - coms of Yale students aa eae ine csecat| In the Northwest Ie expected to | clude seats in the bleachers on the Looking over his 270-plus | thousand officers and other |other half with the Navy, will not| | Bronson changed hie — ng ys me, will tasgie. T? be present when Washington [east and went sides of the field pounds of bone, muacle and | dignitaries of the U. $. Army |be part of the program | oe be pping an who sa Levigne, will t e © x the ring, stood up to the negro tudent. y windup will be fur 4 by J and California stage their me Manager Younger said that be some fat, Willard's eyes caught and Navy will be placed on dis However, there will be plenty) gn4 took all he had. Johnson's n is full, and, Wilke, who will be pitted against] lee on University field, Thanks- [expected all the seats tn t re; bis slightly protuberant paunch play today at the Polo grounds. (of persons to make it interesting. famous right falled to worry the the halls last| Jack Abbott. These boys are in| @!ving day. M the weather con- |served nection » be sold t and he grinned: This Is the principal reason | Secretary Josephus Daniels of the! poriander, jeep. | the heavyweight ci ditions are perfect, Manager | the gates are ope ft € “Well, omy best fighting why something near 40,000 per- | Navy and Secretary Baker of the In the first round Johneon b . 4, tnelud Younger will count on a 10,000 The different organizations ¢ weight ls 250 pounds. Now, I'll sons will be sandwiched in the Army will pull for the opposing bo! as include ; * | fell down trying to dodge a hay- Kubey vs. Jack Balton, 14 crowd, In view of this, he has niversity are planning to admit | don't like to train, but big » sides from special boxes. Mayor maker. In the fourth he slip- oands ider Abe va. Charley) ofdered some temporary bleach the gan 1a y Orders fo if any one wants the title and y g to enter Mitchel and Gov. Whitman also ped ‘and tumbled again. And Davidson, 135 pounds; Kid English] @°8 Constructed, which will | tickets BAve. 008 e from the Grays) any one else is willing to put up | the Navy at football or vice versa. | will be guests and there will be ad in the fifth Bronson A special) $30,000 or $35,000 as my piece, |The weather man stirred around | mirals and generals galore. him with a straight left Poy thousand automobdiles are|ys Red ‘\ ray, 180 pounds; Kd| have a seating capacity of 1,000. || Harbor . - a s " © south stand will/ train wil to Seattle tin time! I'll take off th xtra 20 pounds last night, got hi hand o1 he The Navy will start a kid back- expected by game time, and al-| Jackson va. Battling Johnson, tire south grand oS Se ae oe ene OR bans 7 - knocked him flat. 6B r ao the garage sp . web Tress ve over to the re see-|for the game Other trains will be| In short order, and be just ai clear and cold day and gave it a field aided by the speedy Ingram.| ¢orced all the fighting and wen filled. Hundreds ands. ie the ur ente'ren ¢ Tacoma and Bellingham. | hard, fast and strong as | was hard jerk. The result was that the|who is expected to show welll] the decision. é when | fought Johnson. , day announced {itself to New York | against the weak Army ends, Noth- Rarney Williams, who re | Qe a en oe, f as about the coldest of the autumn, | Ing has been sald at Annapolis re- yf eturned fron essf { "resident Wilson h rd ‘ding the N ds wh i vem"tn sais! Former Everett Hi Boys | Fulton and Franke isu inating ficas Vii w hie wound MAE Pe a a well knov to feah y Matched for Mill the game and the president's an. | nat way pide eek Looks Promising obtain garage space, and stood al added attraction a bot night in the streets. The Harvard t in New Londo New Haven about er of the sq wn Colorado Moran and Fred Fulton, heavies « been atched for a 10-round Matchmaker Joe Walsh is busy, lining up his boxing card to be staged under the auspices of the sun to E t with the excep of this squad, too. oe q|The, fame of the Everett hi eh as among the best ten ends of the Paul De Metropolitan Lumbermen’s club tion of Quarterback Traver Smith. © dee cae pete pple ap i wr gear wonderful at Year. Ret eee 2 ‘ane will Friday night in Dreamland. The reported in hape. Pow lt will be Harvaré’s| 2 0 Spel oer sa te age | ps ! gladiator se peigy viene will be furnish- % Herd Game ogudergl backfield against Yale's forwards, |”. "° “Anacc college licked the|*ortng ® knockout | 7 Mig gh Bag re vallan With these 22 men and their un d the dope leans ¢ > thy Crimson. | Hon; te finishing bis fourth | Mer ace, 6 te 4 _— / BY THE SPORTS 4 tudies trained to the last min)" "* “Ove wane Oo . age dlc: ne °5 nee Chareseg ‘Stmeaseman kirobies 25 TURN OUT bss dereon oa the ame Dl. 7 a gece panel or Sea sip hed Bayl Af ft ntana t io Zimmerman, of U. of W.| Twenty-five answered the call = al ae oee eieens phyoancsabyd’ aoe ® Joe ayley ter Larry J ther or t fame, and Bert Brooks, | for basketball players at the Queens | THE FORTY-YEAR CELEBRATION a vg _ Pod re otituak that Bout With Hoppe En agshaw’s former ackle, are fs o s the mainstays of | Anne high. Harvard still needs two more victortes in succession to tie Yale's Rucker to Head oy © Yale se i pia ane Star Dettz’s 5. C. elev . > eae run from 1901 to 1908. But the Crimson needs a good many more con- . al ptenw sown ‘Crtae tana Enoch Bagshaw, who developed| q+ S quests than two before she can even up the entire count, dating back 1917 Grid Team hd : he Everett pla sa formen| SOCiety Folk ay 40 years to 1876 Harvard stud s are giving odk ranging all the way from 10 to 6 t e man, gra It was just 40 years ago that the two rivals sauntered for the first} Phillip Rucker will captain the Garbage Collectors 10 to 9 . “ne 2A hington, and played three : : a time into a football arena, Yale having one goal to Harvard's two touch.|1917 Franklin football squad. He Much interest tho East t before” the advent of} Spoil Pink Teas downs. which doesn't mean anything resembling the same count today.| Was elected yesterday. Seventeen — ° ; Clark and Quiest were named|Coach Dobie | : , Bo OR oR first team letters were distributed — probable use by f a lad named Ryai Dame student, * - ‘t| yesterday. All told, 36 n ety folks of Portland are angry —~ ' 1m fame as receiver ye eyes 'w hi t B t Pl today, because the garbage col- Mom wt a 8 wien OUaec un ee He ete bd ly etnoa \ y trust has bi ki Pore has placed its icy mitt on the pulsating heart of thi uksown ‘‘Moose’” Johnson as ing on oy Oo ay Mae iveiela, Tha Faccare ee es tae Yanad: Sols ueiios have a ¥ 4 {nto the contest 's well kno them trouble. The Portland | eommon peepul of New York. Polo ponies have doubled in price, gained mu weakness st this style of pia Heights club met to protest Eddie Wallace won the newspa- ag be saving Harvard Still in South; Wrath Penn Against Ore.) Sess : ot mo per decision over Freddie Welsh should th ad clan begin t Siete he sib sete lapae ot Cees, bagers who called for the de | Knutt—No, there is nothing in the Magna Charta about playing/{n 10 rounds last night at Mont. c PORTLAND, Nov. 2 Mc ger a : y on brie during swell pink teas. chess. Try the Declaration of Independence real. Harvard has No matter what m y Legore, or Jac who the tact, Seattle Boxer to high school Crane aa ree ington State ecliagt remains th ipBpeenscn Sepia Fight in Gotham und won track ane t f a there. en the footh Horween 1s 2 w 60 yards every t his leg, and his feat in p a field goal on Princeton proves he knows something about drop kick i. | his first two starts in the big city n ahaa th i CORVALLIS, Nov, 25.—Oregon Reports from New York are to the effect that Val Sontag, former 3. A. C. middleweight, will take « oll of Philadelphia ton! The local 14d has A big new discovery in cigarette blending :||}Oregon University Meets Aggie Squad ; Legore of Yale is fast, a smart| ; é F , 1a hard line smasher, but | per nn | Universit he Oregon Ag the thoro |} K > oO b on the football field here tt The big thing about Chesterfields is their unique ; g dishe H ard, and |) A ernoon | or f the bigge 2 do his stu ts with’ the M R E REP RT : ieanise ot the Nort western, season blend. 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