The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1917, Page 7

STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7, Ps 1917, PAGE (Copyright, 1917, by 1. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg U. 8 Pat Office) There on Dashes — Fe ai ye Kee How WOULD You a ee SAY, MUTT, OVE BEEN NOTICING “Dor Weagara erty 5) ‘ > : TAMAR ME LAUGH (ay ; ¢ TNIS GUY WHO DRAWS US MY LIP IS CRACKED! A ie oe THIS SENTENCE t= 'S CE THAG CARELESS ABOUT Punic TUATION! siti Gass MISS SPRINGER A BEAUTIFUL HIS PUNCTUATION LATELY. You KNow Awout PUNCTUATION? YOUNG CHK KEN OF NINETEEN i HE LEFT OUT A COMMA DASHED Douw THe STREET! \ ei co You Dow'r KNOW A COMMA Sst ble aikaianglena BY BUD FISHER. Hat's CaN! YY IT'D MAKE A DASH AFTER (MISS SPRINGER } wauorep BY LOCAL SQUAD pot Ss weu T CAN SRI gS bough @ seat at the Arena to Mast night's hockey tween Vancouver and Seat and then never used were we! In a audience the major px tertainment, the made the Van aires feel rather one ap by loping them, 8 4 It was some cont and the fans didn't seom to be a bit wor- about’ sitting down to altho they had pald - privilege. Whenever TT slipped the cold nose of / puck thru the Vancouver net guardian for a marker, the crowd became a mass of shout: stamping human. me game, folks, see clash be contest that kept u From the opening bell, the boy tore into the business on hand as if they really meant it, and the fracas) that ensued would have caused some} of our delligerent Huropean friends | to stop, look and listen For a cripple, Bernie Mofris got} a right spry. Despite his in-) ped leg, he put over four scores) ‘end an assist. Perhaps if he had bad a broken arm, along with the other hurts, he might have done bet ter, “Happy” Holmes, Seattle goalte. endeared himself to the hearts of the multitude by his brilliant work ft sidetracking the puck when it! had been marked for a goal and sent on its way | Lineups and Summary | Position | Vancouver | Lehman Patrick | Orttne Mackay | Taylor | Roberts | Stanley Goal um. | R Lett Wing % Mackay from 4 Carpenter, una Taytor, 3 Puticnn, Wilson for Riley” | ‘Third Pevted Morrie frowh Rows 2:20 Roberts from Stantey, 24 TL, Wilson, umessteted, 1:27 | 12. Morrie trom Rowe, 1:57 | PenaltiesFoyston, 5 minutes: Miley, 3 tea Substitutions —R! + Wilson for Rowe, . A. C. Planning on Big Relay Carnival CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 7 —Invi tations have been extended to vari-| ous athletic organizations by the| Oregon Agricultural college to| in send athletes here to compete in| the big relay carnival to be staged | on April 7. ! AMUSEMENTS) ALHAMBRA 5 &P NEF ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE fee Dally—A:20 onrnr, M ROAD sHOW | Mr. Martin PB MATINEE DAILY 10-25 50< VENINGS 10- 25-50-75 ILAES PLAYERS] CL ne wn f 4PENDTH Prices: Nights, 100-50; Mats NEW PANTAGES | |, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 a sc LAINE BROS. TELEPHONE TANGLE AUSTRALIAN WOOD CHoPrrr Other Big Acts 10e~ PALACE HIP Afternoon, 1:20 to 6; Eve, 6:29 to 11 Last | Pretie’s Miniature Cire Time Giher Vaudeville Ac de y )s “The Great Secret, X, Bushbnan and Beve: Aftern 200 Oe Monte Carter and Company All This Week tr “Too Much Married” ARMY? pons, ie; Eves, and sun Second at Seneca MARI, OF No M \ YEsTERDAY. e \ HERES eh [% Poor) |\ WAR TROUBLES CALL HALT TO ATHLETICS IN CITY OF NEW YORK. {stage the athl Square Garden ic meet in Madison BY H. C. HAMILTON nited Press Staff Correspor NEW YORK, Feb national troubles threa day to put a stop to the winter indoor sports in New York staged in armo of the Na- itonal Guard. Guard headquar. ters has issued an order forbid- ding any sports in armories un- less they are of such a private mature that huge gatherings are not possible. This effectu- ally stops the annua! indoor meet of the New York Athletic club and casts a curtain of un- certainty over the annual In door tennis meet. The latter had been scheduled to start Saturday , The ten mitted In t ng admitted it ia near ¢r rivate affair to preciud ibility of a large crowd attending Negotiations have been opened by the New York Athletic club to! right NEW YORK, F Lewis, English ped Kid Graves after a victous dropped four round Ted ight ath round Graves was the first Kid » the battle times in MILWAUKEE, Feb, 7.—Tom. my Gibbons was given the de cision over Bob Moha in their ten-round mill here last night In the eighth round, Moha car. ried a clear lead. He showed a flash of his old-time form and knocked Tommy around the ring. He held Gibbons down in three other rounds, but the re mainder of the fight was the St. Paul boy's. is meet may nory yet be pe officers hav 8T. LOUIS, Feb, 7—Jim negro heavyweight, won from Har Wills when the latter broke bis arm {fn the second round .W. |Earl Sheely Signs Title on This Eve| An effort will be made by Henry SALT LAKE, Feb. 7.—Earl Solomon, okane cue shark, to|Sheely, former Spokane catcher, wrest the Northwest three-cashion | now with the Bees, bas sf d bis laurels from the brow of Charley | contract. Sheely for a time threat beginning tonight at the!ened to become a hol Pope-Sibley parlors 3 Oklahoma Twirler Lincoln and Pine St. for Indian Club Schools Win Melees, ...,..,..,. | right-handed with Okla probability b berth with § son W. S. C. Again Wins Feb. 71.—F. twirler ma City, L, last will season in all Lincoln and Broadway were re turned victors in yesterday's games the high school basketball | teiee The score: Broadway 29 Franklin 20; Lincoln 19, Ballard 12 kane the coming sea CAMP! 1S WINNER PORTLAND, Feb. 7.-—-Eddi ( of San Francisco holds a de today over Billy Mascott fought at 122 pounds amp! ision The PALO ALTO, Cal, Feb Washington State College ball team chalked up The basket- ‘ond win here last of the fastest The score over Stanford untversity night. It was one games ever staged ‘was 23 to 16. Two boxers were fined $100 each by the Minnesota boxing commis sion. Like to see some one try to fine a couple of rasslers here (MARKET REPORT Oranges and lemons are due for | Rhaberb- ‘a high jump shortly. Frosts in th orange and lemon belts and the in creased demand of the Inst few days are res sible. 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Mr. Lewis A. Treen, jr. first supervisor of the Sno- quaimie National Forest, will speak WRESTLING CHAMP IS COMING HERE M. Grayson and in Beattle te 8 word that Walter idleweight olng to go the And let Har port ing writer, is to! day. He brin Miller, worl ling ¢ route of I it be known that the is some one | like Fay King the ¢ | Now, the lit reatlin Bat ir lower ear mid son just ane Am every re spect save ca will be in days mow Seattle within a couple tn to have his fa | saye Grayson Portland Ice Crew | Loses Spokane Mix SPOKANE, Feb. 7.—The Port land ice hockey team went down to defeat at the t # of the Spokane last t. 4 to The ational thruout Cana game ries proved #en | |tho he PUNCTUATE ANY THING (N THE GNOLISH LANGUAGE. GO ON AND TRY Mm A MNOCROUT Bt e! JOHNSON MET KETCHELL witht ALBFT ANd KNOCKED Mim OUT WELSH WAS VICTIPL OF & Ruse BUT wITHSTOOD THE PUNCH Bs et “| Strategy Proves Valuable | Asset i in. 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Fitzsimmons result ity than in pulled a similar |melee with Harry | heavyweight |Hieves Harry Wills, the negro, has| best heel NEFF NOT GOING TO HAVE EASY TIME IS M'INTYRE’S OPINION “Just called up to say that Chet Neff isn't going to have such an easy time licking Mad- den Friday night as he thinks, said Chet Mcintyre’s cheery voice over the telephone this morning. “In fact,” continued the veteran instructor, “he isn’t going to beat nim at all.” It seems Mcintyre and Mad- den have been stepping thru some pretty lively paces of late in Chet’s gymnasium in the Walker building. “This is one fight where Madden has had everything done for him that is possible to have him in winning condition he climbs thru the ’ Mcintyre said visions of closing with a victory his areer He is tin & Salt's Casey. 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