The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 9

about poe MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff May Be WE'RE DETAILED Por DUTY Bd ACRET MUSKET STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917. >a Bum Sailor, | jut He's So ware a minute! | A r or New SECRET \ ) ‘ $a { weir {Mas Nenved ANS S Wane Lo. Com mine! |] LCe 5 NOs] | Seene TO WARN Y YOU GO ARCARD § | TM GONG BACK TO | ag r | te { +: TO TALK A W THING You THE BaTruesniP! | \ bi Mn — SEE, THEN Re ENTIRELY ANEW a J ! r IN Boat any \ zi Pe e FN HE f ¢ ) me Chauffeur. PAGE 9 (a re." | ‘ - ) weeeus ? ~ | Ive se8n | THO on y weer | Mat TwoepT (|) OM TH CRAPT ARES) / 1 pate | GERI wnee}| NEVER Mind! THEY | ee) wey . eet Kano THe WHEELS) Cagyy Foot met nu les — (iN OUR HEAD 7 TH t BOTTOM Of THE )\ » BOAT.RUN iy if! aes No wn LAKE _RUN AUTOMOBILE AND — e American game of life com and it « Coa Richie t sports with work, Every and probat reared in the United here © sort me to | « him n and ee It will count in this BOR BROW? the Vancouver No ae Sy = Mich elated ov cireult again. Wayne was with Pitcher Way Vancouver last year. He was one! Beavers. H of the lads under suspension as a} Will be a striker.” All of the “strikers,” and/ * j Pappa one the fuss was was sold to th all about, have been taken back clnb, of Western into the fold, with the exception of that outfit failed to con Charley Moore, infielder. Charley] | the cash on time, and I 3 work in Portland and still re i comes back to the Northwe: fuses to report to Brown = ms es se mist ‘ SIT PAG 7 WALZ WAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAAVN st VAY, IWAN WAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY, Y on LA Ask Chicago Detroit final lim St. Paul Des Moin Chicago, THE SPRING CIGAR CO., lnc announce the opening of their new featuring their usual high class merchandise and prompt, courte- ous and club room in connection. SPRING CIGAR COMPANY, Inc. CANADIAN PACIFIC BACK EAST EXCURSIONS Boston, May 28.29 uptown store at 418 Pike reet, between Fourth and: Fifth, service. Fountain, lunch Agents Charles the Great Havana Cigars RITPRTRRIRPRERRIRIIR RPP AAWAAYAVATAYAYAVAYAVATAYAYAY The World’s Greatest Highway Daily June 20th to June 30th Us About Dates for July, August and September Louis 3 78.70 Toronto » 99.50 1 Montreal . 1 New York 91.00 tes to o ther p or y low r ta ed Oct. Limit % months, but 1 stopovers, DA’ > Ox at, SPECIAL SALE . Final limit June 26 dune 1.2 «Final limit June 30 es, June «Final limit July 6 Mine (A855 4:s0ck ess Final fimit July 11 For Further Information Apply to E. E. PENN, General Agent Passenger Department, 712 Second Avenue, Seattle. ‘Poor Mix Taken by Brownies NORTHWESTERN LEAGUK HERE is one thing no man on earth can do, and that is to put seppiness into cheap, coarse tobacco. It takes the richest, sappiest tobacco that grows, to make satisfactory chewing. That why so many are changingover to W-B COT, Excess sweetening makes a poor substitute with intelligent people. Pound for pound, there’s more tobacco in W-B than in ordinary plug; and it’s sappy tobacco, every shred of it. Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 1107 Broadway, Now York City sstssissitsitissstisriisistististiocsssssisetsist tis BE SOLD # : SHIT SttisSSiiStiiiSestisiisstSSSHtitiiSiSttTtSstELiiites Steet ieiitTttec ESS cetteaass tet eotay standar about © secing 1 " lace i 4 and ’ i 7 ‘ | ARLI 5 r OR - ¥ niche Sh 1 4 ssceeceeneeeneatssseceseesescenannats 2333: Sstostisitstss ssestisss . ng on ou i CREAM OF HORSEDOM TO aos Continue | 24 ; 2, Athletics) —¢ t 4 a) ding to! ates to ICS) BY H. C. HAMILTON | Press Statt apondent NEW YORK, May 22.—"Col | leges and universities could have done nothing further from ] the point they were trying for than to stop all athletic com. petition in war time,” said John | B. Foster, secretary of the New York National League Baseball | ; club today. | by \ short time ago I was in Bos} ton and went out to Harvard ‘ Some of the palest young - men ever saw were strollin i about campus. Instead of stop ping athletics, Harvard should have rouaded up every man of that kind Athietic n school, sh them into gym Ramee here highly to m classes or onto the athletic very clever lad with m. They the dope, and carrie ice q ering for! ib te we Now they are not Latest reports from P. fl vicn ‘They're he. the effect that t dookworms ne one idea of club will be able to send but one Study, study mee. Sam North. Th r : » this country Gen. Jof- Underwood, the cle ounder, | * ed that if the young men gle rhe en given early ath Picers go sts ° train hat Amerjean youths i Seren t the results obtained by the \ chie Michell h art early in the war eight, recently | ave been nestimably IThorobreds to Be Sold on June 6 “Well, gentlemen, how much am | bid? On June 6 some of the great- est harness racing stock will 90 under the hammer when, with two exceptions, the hor of C. K. G. Billings are sold at auction at Madison Square Garden. two of from eatest racing stock, 14 of them being in t 10 list * have been te and a voded colts 1 on the market kept on the great Richmond, on expended more T estate will be tumed over to the governn for army pu Of his great stables Billings will retain but two horses, Lou Dillon champion trotting mare. n (1:54%), greatest i ° ‘ will enlighten the fans a bit as to he | a what was ihe tua! th the fe | Joe Devine, “firebrand” of tile Giants 7 when ‘ the Shipbuilders’ league, was il Usouae | Vansonvetites. take| we eee aT® | out giving the boys the ‘once- them into camp " 2 "') over. He was seen in earnest Charle . —o oll! At 10. conversation with Eddie Klein for the locals, it t his first ap-| sesdecs c: t:| and Vernon Ayau. He may ein a Seattle le Ne s so | persuade Vernon to postpone pitched ¢ gh t a 2 Mier and] hie trip home and stick here won with kind of s ae white ‘ eo ano | With one of the Shipbuilding altho he to be @ bit) hx i torgaat,| clubs. porta to aree & on the hi BUTTE WINS GAME lie didn't look like any it r spre ey |r n bucks in the left garden \« an heaved a nice game The sy niin kicked one and lost two others core Hoff ° ‘ HPO. AY ss Bill Leard let some one ‘in onrd, an ‘ o ‘ SPOKANE DROPS MIX the bleachers get his goat with 4 ~ et okane, 44%, Great Falle| the result that he came far ‘ 0 015-83 from staging his usual brilliant >is, te el Banks and = Baldwir BI game. : o!Gardner and Byler | ~_—_ The game stopped and the play: | Ry ers went over to watch a fight in ( MR HUCKLEBERPY OFFERS Co ~) Dieachers, Oh, boy, page Joo [TFNO Grouch, aut } THEN, "1 YOUR } iKNOw vusTL. 1M S30 TIRED OF t MUCHKLE @ERE si HOw THE POOF ‘ ” n ORDINARY TOBACCO | |YUST TAKE ALITTLE) [ Privow reRs ie, ABO Rn Et We lie 8e { AND WANT ACHEW OF CHEW OF MY WB CUTS - | young as eve pp GOOD TOBACCO 50 BAD, || AND BE SATISFIED Wit! one, however. 1D DO ANYTHING FOR IT.) LIFE. “7 | T ‘ = Lew McCarty’s home run and single stopped a Pirate rally and boosted the McGraw clan back into the National } ye leadership, “Red” Roche is hitting at a lively clip and playing a nice | third base for Butte. Joe Le | vine has left McGinnity’s club | to go into business in Salt | Lake. | | Catcher Foliman was let | Bob Brown last week go by Cuban catcher given a trial with Vancouver this spring, Is in town, He and Acosta stick pretty close together. Agazon, the Vat Eastley is scheduled to get back into the game this afternoon after a long lay-off with a sore | flipper. | “Wally” Cadman says he le | otha a “young feller , champion) Williams. € ster ball for a homer Sunday, for he became champion| the Elke. | fused for William | chmutz didn't seem to be able In addition Billings will sell 59) to find where the home plate was|f 1 brood carefully selected|in the opening game when the Seat-| 917, by FLO. Fisher. on. U & Pat Officed | AND T TELL You SIT ANY( | CARRY ALL THESE | Ls To 4 | ExTRaA TIRES V4 oa ONS hoe THEN? - ANSWER ME THAT? Ww ‘ ag Se BY BUD FISsI ne | WELL, WHAT Do THEY REZES: is in be he said | conferenc COMMERCIAL LEAGUE RESULTS office 12, Seattle Hardware § iremen 6, C, H. 1 & Co. C. B. Williams vs. Crane Co. post-| poned | The |Coast League Says It’s in Good Shape SAN FRANCISCO, | er making a trip around the circ | jand conferring with all the « FROM THE }owners, President A. T. Baum of ceesstiteetetistsso tess the Pacific Coast league toda j nounced his belief ter | minor league “We have not called any special | meeting to discuss the tion and its effect on our affairs,” ‘an | Ed Burns Is Prexy of Bankers’ League), Seattle 199 out of 200 birds. at Dreamland rink tc at the end of t th inning on] account of darknes t up played Soony need wie the SAN FR | 1 and at bat. Mike and | k can still hit the will box an was evident when he cracke |three hits. Harry Howell ell second, as diff the entire 1 of Steel Mill t w regain next Sunday to make a b how tteries: Showns—Brown and Steel Works—Irwin and penter. Dode Brinker is up to his old tricks again. He clouted the tle Construction & Drydock team} |met defeat at the hands of the | Duthie aggregation. “No matter how old a hand, ; i pai there is always something yet Find 322 Pike Street and you'll discover that a to learn.” So it seems to small amount of money has amazing buying power. George Engle, veteran pitcher | Bradford Clothes and Bradford Hats for men and for the Mikado: | } 1 ¢ este young men—snap stylish models, every one of Murphy, of the Duthie nine them; high-grade Furnishing Goods, Manhattan pitched fine ball for his team, be Shirts, Cooper and B V. D. Jerwear included, all {des getting good support from hi | teamma en “Toots” Agnew pitched good ball, only allowing three hits, two of them counting for runs, which lost the game, and Skin ner & Eddy won, 2 to 0. 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KESSLER 8 | bstestestestesssssstesssstcstass Hist, Mystery! ,Carrigan May Lead the Sox May 22 Aft American league circles stirred over rumors that Bill Carrigzn, author of the famous ditty, “Get one run and hold it,” maker of champion: ind bloated bond clipper, due for another shot at the “grand old game.” Carrigan recently ball game in Cleveland where he) 7 watched his former crew maul the Indians ' 6 declared he was going @ ana on business, but which leaked tt that bis leag shape than any oth war situa d I don't believe such a| will be necessar | bankers will | _ The Majestice defeated the |(reir baseball league season tO-! 1 that Bill was W Eagles Sunday by a score of 13 thas. otecs a which would involve Charlie Cor to 4, The Majestics put over (jiirns of the of | miskey and the White Sox, nine tallies during a batting | Commerce was elect t It is y accepted in Ameme rally in the seventh. Snyder is | jean league circles ; and H. Johnson formed the | 4,7 : : ; land will winning battery, opposing | Washingtonian Stars | anot Weber ‘6 alt ngs aw ae at California Shoot] Gommy has collected for him, ai i wa e scene} LOS ANGELES, May 22.—The| Carrigan is only one of several Wha) of a slug fest Sunday when the!opening ‘event of the California-| have been name to fill the berth Stacy Showns were trounced by the| Nevada trapshooters’ tourney here| next year. 4 heavy stick work of the Steel com-| "as won yesterday by Frank Troeh| Carrigan maintains he is out @&% pany team, the ¢ being called) of V: the | baseball and the fattest kind of @ He} salary wouldn't tempt him to the spangles again | ANCISCO, May 22 NO AMERICAN GAMES Tom Gibbons, brothers, | Rain caused the postpone- xhibition four rounds! ment of all games Monday in the American PRICES igh league. 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