The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1917, Page 9

PAGE 9 STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1917. 1917, by HC. Wisher MN Ree 0 & Pat ortices BY BUD FISHER. MUTT AND JEFF— They'll Get You Any W my rve GoT BK . — | Swe dee CERTAIN, T SANT ~ 1 CAN Be AWeRO . & ANd of rar HX [\SRENKes To Me | SOUT AnD YeT CET REJECTED. TH CLAM Poor Now AT THI SHORT DISTANCE YOU SHOULD READY THE BOTTOM LING OF SMALLO OT TRE EASON, CAN aL ,wWE'Le PLT Pier LING Then Ges. TOV FP gall HAWG To SEE THaT's Very wee! SEN HERE AND THEN LiL TAKE YOU (Ny rom & " PHYSICAL SOONG EXAMINATION ‘Wnset S80 you 866 T™ NEARS ION TED! SH 1'D te or NO USB TO THE Ant |\ To Sows THE ARIY AND FIG T FoR }, Xx sides aN g Cr) in THe JS NO Sik, 2 CAtwT READ RVEN THE ‘ToP } pees FAR . | 9 Stacie, Wart ER [THO WS Aneey T ng lehts with the wal-| NRRR ATONE loping willow tn the North- | 100,000 van Western league this season, A } wre coe glimpse over last year's swat reo foo i ord wil! show that the five leading EXAMmAT <4 eracksmiths, with the possible ex @ \AS TONERS mm ception of Eddie Johnson of Butte, reer, Will not be « » Job In the N. W exest® cireult this summer € Ed Kipper of Butte, who finished the season at the head of the list, ih a mark of 8, has notified Joe MeGinnity that he will go tnto howe tees business, and retire from the dia- Woe mond. Rod Mu Making cx Coast league. ond honors. Johnson was third with 345, an@ Roy Grover, also of Butte, but now with the Athletics, was fourth, with 342. “Skeet” Bighee, who hopped to Pittsburg from Tacoma was the fifth heaviest swatter, with 540. eee POOR OLD LES DARCY ts hav ing much trouble these warsome phy of Vancouver, is now 4 with Oakland, tn the He hit .355 for sec || Seattle Won’t Be Down in Race This IDarcy Bout Called Off ‘Rain Halts | Sunday Mix) INo Referee Yet Chosen Retired 10 Years Ago; Now Trying a Reds and Mackmen | Are. Looking Good “ ” H a3 rg nag aogg vor tint se mong C someback” to Mat Year, Says Dug} a ~ = York, Wisconsin and Minne-}@—— —_—_—§~ Pees Fes y 8 }| BUl Metvor, holdout Giant pitch- the tan “scuabad who'll be NEW ORLEANS, April 16-— sota, word comes now that he has BY H.C. HAMILTON ing basoballé with recklens abandon. | |r, 18 likely to be cavorting on the| ‘se referee Rédic Pink atte Will, be no Jett SammaaEE also bean scratched off the list in United Prone Btaft Correapendent : attie will open the North. {| 1 Se rears, toenl | Onity, bout bere April Sie iso bean sera’ } The A es nearly turned the | knoll in a Vancouver unte this sum- man and Johnny O'Leary, local Pleasant h: ked th romoters Louisiania, the only state left in NEW YORK, April 16—With | based: ria over when thay|; Western league season a week D rown owe " Gansel tan hich he could appear in a real big) the second round of the brand | groun: “hita off a batful from tomorrow with one of the }| mer. Dugdale and Bob Bi are| lightweights, are now playing ito cancel the melee. Young soy pero whos on dhewing Washingt pe acl te |} strongest clubs that hae ever }) feperted cooking up a trade where- pate Prosi — as snot Ahearn will probably take Darcy's 7 sone on piteh | , B este ators. Tho seve 4 Darcy will probably appear be | uptoday,theolddopefingerand | ‘The surprise was unnecessary, |{ TePresented this city. Last sex Fie westite gate alas ciacaaaaedd apt gare eh es A pat abe eee fore the Wisconsin boxing commis sion today and ask for permission to participate in the two bouts he has signed for to be put on tn Mil- “putkee. It appears unlikely, how. , that permission once revoked the, finger of suspicion are somewhat In a tangle. The finger of au fon fs @trect- however, for Mack has gathered, in| | bia several years of search, a team of terrific hitters, who will shoot disaster into the nerves of many a|/ hurler before the on is over, | Reds Have Done Well have been named, none seem to sult both of the gladiators. | The two mix tomorrow night | In Drearmtand. At Columbus 1, Indianapolis rz Minneapolis 6, Sunday's double bill was halted Things will be different thie ))on account of rain. It will be} year, saye President Dugdale, (| played next week. The Yannigans Here’s how the clube finished (| and Hegulars tangle today. the 1916 gonfaion chase: | 80n Wae @ poor one for the local club, It finished In fifth place. | 9 At Milwaukee 2) mal ) Reds and Connte Ma neither of which teams) | Will again be granted. has been considered of more use in| The Reds have done remarkably |} Wek. Pet. {Tg Bi } Boilie the two big leagues of late than| well #o far. Pitching, hitting and|) Spokane -78 48 = £614 { Two Big Leaguers on 5 ONCE AGAIN the University of | furnishing a place to stop off on a| baseball in general have been rolled |) Butte . 65 60.620 Injured List Already BINGLES Washington has proved that {t| trip somewhere else together by Matty, and the results |} Tacoma . o 8 12 stands bead and shoulders over ita! The dope finger ts directed! are easy to s teatn is new || Great Falle 60 69 504 CHICAGO, yo a 6—With th | California competitors in endeav- strongly at the antics of the G fail to maintain the stride|) Seattle co 70 A02 || major leagu: ms con : Yesterday's big league hero—Ty| ors athletic. and White Sox. There may thas started, but @ team that plays |) Vancouver ns Aa a tiie or the ‘tare are out of the Cobb. He outhit half the Chicago | The crew race of Saturday, tn nething in the old superstition | this sort of baseball ts not destined | )— ~ ~~| game with Injuries. “Home Run” | team, outplayed the other half, but Looks Like Grant and| Neville in Finals it's bad luck to win the first but Clarence Rowland and which the local crews ran away with the honors, leaves the South- ern institutions nothing to crow ever. to last place. red Mitchell's misfortune when fer broke his leg, haa added? © more obstacle tn the path f the Cubs’ rejuvenation. rry Doyle ts having considerable trou-| Baker of the Yanks and Vic Sater | lost a ball game to the White Sox.| of the Cubs are the vic to date.| it's pretty tough for the White| i RE ee ot | Sox when they have only Jim Scott, | | Eddie Cieotte and Red Faber and) |some others. Scott vanquished ey-| pot, John McGraw are the kind of man- | agers who belfeve a game won now j end nt as the season nears tts The fact that Eddie Cicotte |Southern Golf Course Chet McIntyre sey pitched a no hit, no run game may ble with his ankle, With both Doyle] SAN FRANCISCO, Apr 16—| Is Planted With Spuds |e Tier but Cobb. not mean anything, but {t will get|and Saler out of the game, much| Douglas Grant and Jack Neville Christy Mathewson still le going! With Duties at S.A.C. him @ lot of room on the sidewalks. | of the club's heary artillery ts out. | will meet in the finals of the North-| RICHMOND, Va, April 1¢— {big in C Suctenat’ The Rede Senet | DENTIST ust be Giants Hitting Bal! | A new first ba n undjern Callfornia golf championship ed thefr hits and won from the . Twenty acres of the Hermitage aera wtaiare, reeren bores] DAN McLEOD, great among! The Gants, despite the tempera-| before the team can get tts doar | meet next week, it fs believed by| Golf club's course have been | Pirates. e a i pol aa manager of the Se.|*restiors a decade ago, ts trying | mental makeup, t ve been bilaters| ings. ¥ -} 3 fans. Both disposed of their planted to potatoes. The club Hal Chase maced the bali for two Qitie Athlatic club. McIntyre has |the come-back route ten years aft-| Feo ante Zeaterday rather) Ie one of the oldest and most |nits in four attempts, | “LISTEN! been secured to fill the place made|°T his retirement from the mat semi-finals, Grant will be pitted| “"eeerate in the South. Fred Mitchell made the mistake| ea ee BIG LEAGUE RESULTS HE 'H. O'Keene, and Neville ies of being appointed a manager in tqulee davela ot P nine dave Inglis fo the colors. The club be-|training and hopes to meet as bis|| will mest EB. K. Johnstone. iS h Tak earshot of Bill Donovan. Vic Saler’s gins moving shortiy to its new|{irst opponent Gus Kervaris,|| emcee outhern La Th on |broken leg won't help grease the intied ‘patients quarters, formerly the site of the | reek aspirant. : A Schermer This Eve |trastiles in Chicago, jme out nani Gan’ Ga Arctic cind. Et Mites rilibeek « vecusk Sanwa moun RATIORAR TRO dH Cc handler Egan Is a E = -——-——- |Know: of ne better moe —————e theiween Jo Stech ic : : 1.000 ~ . . “set nonlin tO eggretad Raped df i : oH Wed in San Francisco}, Witiam Southern, ot Dettngtam,| hampionship Golf =|! ng this tussle “got the bug” to! i ' bed en! | te) ev { AL PAINLESS try his luck again, After adating : : oo Bi 008T SAN FRANCISCO, April 16. Set fem Ly jotta | ed Meet Not Called Off; Teeth filled and extracted |Stecher tn action, Dan declares ho| Padasivh's = 2 aes i$ Be) HW. Chandler — Egan, former @ telen ae at the Brown lutely without pain, : sees nothing to fear in the cham.|#" levis 1 8 (388) Breekivs Se 2 eee] Western golf champ, was mar Simin The Pacific Northwest Golf a __, pion’s deadly scissors. . RESULTS sUNDAT ried here Sunday to Mre. Alice |soctation has not called off ite Bridgewo: | Mateod held the world’s wres-| cat Pe ern | ae Gilneas ced: OE kone ae Barrett Scudder of Chicago. OLYMPIA, April 16—The Great|championship tourney set for) per tooth sng aati é |tling title for eight years, defeat. | *°4, #h Aldrides, Demarea, Prendereast ana m.| They left for Egan's home at | Falls N. W. league club took the| Portland in June. This announce-|Piates $10. 00 $1 Jing Farmer Burns for the honor. | octet wiaeta a i, Ravetnne 6-63, | Howes Dain Aaaes aan Saree Medford, Ore Olympia team down the line here|ment was made by C. Henry Davis, | that fit. to ; Oreom. Wetman and Hale, Ceveleskis nat * " 1 1 “ A — REIN Ss EIN Sunday, 9 to 0. Hall, Clark and| president, tollowing reports th jl cng yoy eo thageon band ond O'Nett a Wingo Memanens an At Louisville 7, Toledo 6. Gardner pitched for the leaguers, |the meet would be canceled on \Painless Austin : Gea Walls wivatiee thee eran St. Paul at Kansas City; cold. ‘allowing one hit among them. count of the war. Third and Pike. Entrance are lived. Dan wrestled at 163 pounds. Kilbane Will Box Welshiccs 1 / Scripture } J CLEVELAND, April 16.—Johnny Fach will enter the ring at 1:25 rtd Seeing Tangs l P Kilbane and Freddie Welsh and will receive 30 per cent of enter Perfect Shot Score} coms together at the Man gato receipts, Charlie White eo tic club, New York, May 5, in| York, probably will referee. foes oth Parca With a perfect score of 50, George und bout. — wires, (mouth; you Scripture led the trapshots Sundéay of the contract followed | esa cae es wearesl ut Harbor island. L. H. Reid bad ca in here yesterday be \ST RESULTS 9 3 t k, Welsh’ | - Geld crown ........--------$3.00 *° &! Green Lake, in the b0-target | y Pollok, t | > cases Hee aa Hose, worth Men's fine Raincoats, event, and Hi Polirich and Hugh and Jimmy Dunn, manager of in Francisco 22, Oakland | ep pmagmnganl 1 fens Loan Data a. wos... $4.88 oy aaah aaeie aie ee a re a " a ————~|_ At Vernon £4, Portland 7-0, | too Bridge work, per tooth, grid $3.00 ~~ ARRAN, Ladies’ Union Suits, Ralncoats, worth to White crowns $3.00 | ee eS ee worth to 69c Another Rush of Eager Buyers Pg $5.00, 98c ee $1.00 up | $1.75, now Through the Store S day soiled... o-.2. 00 Men's Odd Coats, plok ‘atur 15e and 200 Linings, ‘em a yard, rected es 69c The Great Salvage Sale Se an Ipprestion aon oy’ td Walters’ Coats, worth [| DY the United Wreckage Syndicate, 1509 Fourth Ave,, still continues ae the Mi Big tine Hats, and get teeth same day. Ezam- to $1.50, bargain center for Seattle shoppers. Join the crowds here this week and get a worth $3.50 98c Beto and advice pore Pr ages ae 49 Ff ohare of the stupendous bargains. Many new lines are added daily. Come. Stn Ga Call and See 5: - Per Id. : ats worth, sea"Srutey | Arparaque— Per, oe Howe Supporters 17 SALE REOPENS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. $3. Sale price, OO ‘Test Beeecholl—Orerom, 40 Orangen Now navel: werth to 250, now. 6 C Children’s and Misses? The Railway Stands Part of the Loss! ee nee tet Date. 4 Th. Winntngst - present, patronage te our @mrly custom. work ts still giving good Peeomm Srtleteotion. ‘Ask our customers whe fave ‘When comini Underwear, worth to 400... Lot Men's and berg: a4 pte Khaki Pants, worth to poise 69c solled ; Btrawberriee lovsiana : 14c Lattuce—Per « Local hothouse settles’ be sure. 7° In your next letter | Dress Shoes wort! Beige ost Brine thie t ae your ery Men's and Ladies’ Rub- Sag © ie ~ osm ree home tell the folks} bere worth OQ pol 95 HIOS. Seay ae you've decided to de dah nineeee . Men's Fine Shoes; lo--Cal., new, per . S ie 3 ; Dentists | Sittscradian—toal per 1m. o 10 Olage Pitohere, | 7 worth to $4. $1 98 worth to 260, new Cups and Saucers, worth to 150, now’ posit so many dollars 1 every week. Sale price. . Men's Shoes, all! styles and te 207 UNIVERSITY ST. @ypeatte Fraser-Paterssa Om 3c Ola, lve, Pork—Good block hos iota | § Seo daisies | . ‘ Men's Fi Shi ] FREE DOCTOR SEPSE ELOY) Fatt be pease, | eet aoa Green. pet doa «+ bet an albedo Si HH] and mother’ll say, “my Bale price .... DOC Go te the Right Drug Ce. Pareler— i ai we ’ Bo Clark's GLASS, TIN AND 169 Washington St. oiper tek Native Washington oreamery, cube P| | boy.” GRANITEWARE | Fes apes, i tive Washingto creamery, brick. “44 : Thread »..+...0.. SLAUGHTERED 1) And the Doctor will give | Peppers Per 1b — Finest Ties, al! styles, Slicker Coats, worth te Fierta: ’, a ff, you a caret semmiaation | tan Say yt The dollars you de- | erage 13c $3.50; slightly damaged, and prescribe for you! pepe ka, per ib posit will never disap- | ee 88c FREE. | peeeee int tt | Children's Knee Pants, hari [omenare 40). ee in tript | poin rem, nor you. worth to 750 Lot Soap, now, if you are sick you cannot do bet. | imi ‘muateans > in ‘eps P dit will s ao ee : Sale price 29c eS Pe Y .2e ter than take advantage of this of- | spinon Young America | and it will surprise you ia. ani Lot Ladies’ Hose, “te We eta, ny money aoe Give | +. eee eres how fast they will in- Milk, now .... 6c Men's Fine Shoes, black i Lot Dress Goods, worth Logger Shoes, well- [Mf soiled, worth to 2: OC best possi treatment Tornips— Dountry Mag a wala or tan, worth to 500 known brands, worth to , Sal __(Piiees pela wholeeaier) crease. Lot Plates, worth 4 to 9550. $2.98 yard veccseueee LACH $10: pepe re and ep to 18c, now. C Et sate, suitable for work: NOW. seen $4.85 $1150, now at... 40C 95.00) Aifalfe—No. 1 .... And hundreds of other i | Altette Meat You don’t part with Menie Wool Underwear, B worth $2.00. 35 cf articles we cannot men-ff Lot Ladies’ Fine Shoes, ff Big Lot Ladies’ Shoes, werth to $2.50; some H Sale price ... tion here, Come, pick mostly 2/2, 3,3! and4; [| made of the finest so MO Lasts com coscas ‘ysogeooo|4| your dollars when you soiled; 98 Ladies’ Oxfords | and Brom out. worth to leathers, : Wayman Wineaap Se| Sore—Crached thoomenos {| deposit them in an ac rath ¥ ¥ Bie ae Overalls and fy $50) now 69c F worms os $1.49 Lest sooking » ++ orn-Cracke 9.00@60.00/ 9] ( an ac- c Lot Soiled Overalis an ' tule 7 A TRUSS TORTURE thos 00 pier Bona Leemsnee . tat Cogan @ Sults, worth tem out 98c Coats, men's Se bags Table 2 ply of Mente siete | Gan be eliminated by wearing the f A count.a “eget $1 85 Men's Oxfords, worth and boys’, now 29c Salt now . a Ft ciaes Suite end Bp ndberg Rupture Support We Sale price ° to $6; coats, worth ve free trial to prove its superior: : o 96; $1. QB racics waists, soied, ff Men's Dancing Pumps, ff $16.50. f chlereve tlt worn fl tow 98 fs mene 2 Fs $5.88 $1.49 39c | rl e Sale price .... 95c men, women and chil. fy t© $2 e+++-+00+ 98.00; now. © S Men’ Suite and Over. : Pots * 4 kets, t coats, made to sell re- Let us offer you the relief and comfor® Coffee dren, Pick ‘em out nowff Lot Men Blankets, worth O tall 40 ‘OU KNOW THAT Improper measures rather than disease are very otven the of your cause jong standing trouble? worth to $ Sale price $25.00; now $8.88 Suits that sold up to $15, soiled $2.48 or damaged Men's fine Suits for Sunday wear. Made of fine Tweeds, Worsteds, dented, now ... 12c 150 and 280 Ribbona now, per 7 c yard .... SO i) MEN'S FINEST ORESS ¢ giving others, ard leave the pay: end of It in your own hands, now... 91.39 LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGNS United Wreckage Syndicate we 19¢ ns 49c National City Bank of Seattle Nervous Disorders, Rupture, Fistula and Piles. Member ipa Reserve BANTS, that sell to Specializing Salvage From Railway, Marine and Mercantile Disasters Cheviots and Serges. BLOOD POISON CURED AT ONGE an 5.00; guaranteed pe Suits that sell to en eT etn Hl csunconmne wa woes A ee "G5 45) 1609-1611 FOURTH AVE. |= "gi7'4s National Medical Institute pire ' Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre, Near Pike Stroet fy Price. >. © ¥ purpose” 119 OCCIDENTAL AVE. FOR MEN i J NN a