The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1917, Page 9

STAR—MONDAY, MAY 28, 1917. PAGE 9 5 ] MUTT AND JEFF—As a Poet, Longfellow Has Nothing on Jeff Hea TWh poe OF dens eat BY BUD F cia —_-_-----——— wermarey Sear vane FE —————$<—_—~_ cr oe he Rs THaTs RIGHT ! \ u's AN GNER, HER, JERF, WE MyUsT SHOW THE Giecy THAT “WE APPRECIATE THEIP EF RORTS (Ny OUR Bena l paid soe © (reves @ A LOT OF MUPFLERS AN THINGS fe ‘ ° To dome hrave lobor THIS MUFFLER q bt > THAT TNE LAD 1es MAE | ‘ oe fi )) Uradia. % ao yy it) \ -¢ | A » Gt I i” ¢ BEEN KNITTING FOR US ( Whar Dit ov i DUNNO BY { Zs for toa dar Kau | fm 0 Cheat Berka for owdim . COME ON AND SER — y THink THEN'RE |] A ( e og . Sofie | You Draw | ‘ | meant FoR @ ||) Repe thet TA Unite vA t, : PAIR, OF SOCKS. Om Suutt _ mal \ WHERE'S a NOvE fa ( «i ONG OF ‘EM 23 Caag ee y . - J ee z \ i: ‘ ao ap {ras Gmy O-mith: Wra, Ayt— WHAT'S Ug ave & MirKA COMING OFF P oe # F Kavi ade. & #A- Dim meing One " a. tnet gus the othr 7 yer a mitt, rhe an Raw Hebe | THE UNIVERSITY OF Wash has just cause to be proud @f the way its athletes have) stepped to the at in answer to| the call to the colors | No less than 25 stars of the diamond, gridiror track, basket pall and crew are re writer as serving (heir country in {ta hour of neod There are also others. The local university ts rep: resented in nearly every branch of the army and navy, Any number of the wearers of the purple and have been attracted to the ining camp for officers at the Fresidio From the gridiron went Cy bie, great halfback; Don Abel, oss McKechnie, Bill Grimm, bf est Murphy, Bod Abel, ¥ Shiel, Sanford Wick, Ted afd Torkelson Ross Wilson, baseball fs in the naval reserves; Jor is studying for a commission and Paul McDermott is in the ma- rine corps. The honor rol! of athletes at the U. of W. follows William MacDonald, track, offt cers’ reserve camp, Presidio Roy F. Taylor, baseball, officers’ reserve camp, Presidio. Struggle for First [Sullivan Leaves Giants = f™""™ Place Onin Gotham) to Care for His Apples fess: NEW YORK, May 24.—-Benny|emeallier man, at a safe distance Stanley Stautz, ee. offi. BY H. C. HAMILTON slong end of the series they will be | Leonard, New York's pride in the|most of the time. Leonard's - a cers’ reserve camp, Presidio United Press Staff Correspondent Jin a strongly fortified position lranks of the light weight, which 1s» within a few T d Donald Abel, football, officers’ re NEW YORK, May 28-—The |when they leave New York weights, will have peer of Welsh’s, would help him imes an serve camp, Presitto. first struggie of real import: But if they drop, the majority of tonight what tu fain advantages that Kilbane | EK Wi Arthur Easterbrook, wrestler, of-] ance for first place quarters in [their chances of maintaining the| probably will be would have to work harder for. Ss = . ficers’ reserve camp, Presidio. either of the major leagues [glory niche will be shaved off con- | his lant real | The bout will be a whirlwind af-| The Times Ducks and t Anthony Brandenthaler, crew] will be on today in New York | asiderable. chance to annex fair; there isn't a chance to make |teams were returned the victors bg si man, officers’ reserve camp, Pre-| when the Giants and Phillies Alexander doubtless will hurt! the lightweight a mistake on that point. Leonard's |gunday'’s City league melees, The sidio. tangle in a double-header. one of these contests for the Phil title from Fred- jcleverness, his tireless energy,| Elks trimmed the Nonpareils, 5 to "Cy" Noble, football, officers’ re-} Pat Moran has just Jed his one |hes. The Phillies have not shown (die Welah, John end the ‘terrific sting of his!z while the ‘Times Ducks, with sidio. time champions into the lead-off|as a good club a nder, track, offi-[station, and McGraw only recent!) da peg. The fact that th William Grimm, football, Second have been donated the|win games in the trick nington infantry Tener flag by most devotees of| Philadelphia, However, a battle 3 McKechnie, football, offi-/baseball by virtue of their driving} may be looked for because it cers’ reserve camp, Presidio. power, makes the series take on/means @ hard, long struggle to Rete ny Kilbane ts close on the heels ,of the Britisher and, as Leonard has twice had his opportunity and failed, it be runches, will make Welsh tangle|Merlack on the bill, allowed the |up his legs in trying to outrun the | Mikados but one scratch hit, wite wllenger. Leonard undoubtedly | ning, 2 to 0. lizes that he is out to make or| The Nonpareile had a large turm- pete himself, and that will help out to see them work their first speed up the entertainment. game in the City circuit, but the A lo ‘lke had too much class in the inst the Giant when playing in New York in th ast. Their forte apparently serve camp, Clarenc cers’ reserve camp, Presidio. for Leonard would put| om Ernest Murphy, football, Second | considerable significance back if the Quakers slide even @ hooves him to | him back six months as a money-|game for the fast semi-pro outfit, Washington tnfantr: If the Phillies can attach the | little bit while here. } speed up tonight |making boxer, He would have @| which beat the B. P. O. E. lads eare or give up hope, jlot of prestige to regain, and it is|jjer in the year. Ten Million and | Jack Davidson, basketball, am-|~ — = —— in a bulance corps. It is hardly Welsh podee ai if he ever again would|“pode” Brinker frolicked in the Mel Mabert Abel, toothall, ambulance |} [probable Welsh ) the heights he now com-|outfield for the Herd, while = { BIG LEAGUE RESULTS ever will consent to a S0round ¢t-|mande Duncan accepted the offerings of Dean Bollman, wrestler, ambul-|/ tle tilt with the slugging Leonagd,| Betting, in view of Kilbane’s re-| Toots” Agnew. ance corps. for he has just as good a chance to|cent easy victory over Welsh, is Sanford Wick, footb: ambul AMERICAN LEAGUE } At Chicago 4-6-1, Washingt make a lot of money by meeting/all in favor of the New York light-| ance corps. . Ae oe ashington Kilbane over the marathon route| weight, odds of 8 to 6 being freely |! Leffler Breaks 98 fl Jack Gibson, track, waiting list.) Boetan ..... os _ and has hardly the same chance of | quoted. Some beta have been made} AY officers’ reserve camp, Pres nicaeo a NATIONAL LRAGUE being dropped, for he is fastjthat Leonard will stop the cham- Birds in Practice Won Lost. Pet enough to keep Kilbane, « much pion B497 a Fha OD Walter Shiel, football, ensign, |, United States navy Roy McAdams, crew man, ensign, | )°'" Session of Shoot Series Won ‘Wild Bill’ Harrington |} _ 94% "rancisce, Mer 2a 241 sional, made a like score, when Pacific coast trapshooters met here yesterday for the practice matches preceding the opening of the Coast Handicap tourna ment this morning. Over 100 shooters are entered for the tournament, which pro: vides three days’ shooting. a United vp navy. — Philadelphia i aa Timon Torkelson, football, Unit- RESULTS SUN Si With T broke 98 birds out of 100, and le od States marines. t St. Louis 1-1-2, Boston 1-7-2 crue it epeagperversea | UR le As mt Kouta 17:2, Boston 1 by Canucks |°oiiic niir itarrincton, pitcher, |} F: ©, Reiht of Tacoma, profes: ks Carroll Byrd, tennis, United] ning» States marines. = Paul McDermott, baseball, United | — States marines Ross Wilson, baseball, naval re- “i cconne xv oe | MARKET REPORT _ ation corps. i Ted Faulk, football, aviation " ————— win W. Stuchell, track, quar. } “i aie || nasters’ reserve. ile: VEGETABLES | Oat er pa the man who fs Peron tof Fad . now being held responsible for the > downfall of Les Darey, was at one | time in the saloon business In Se- that he got bis introduction to the Pickard got his first head know) D E N T I S T tS) edge of putting on a bout in the ee gala days of the Alaskan gold rush Parsiey— At that time Tex was in the sa Joon business in the North, when the late Willis Britt and Frank Churchill breezed into Tex's town a little the worse for wear. They looked the situation over and de cided to give a boring show to help sland 7-1-1, New has been signed by the Tacoma From ri sad club. “Wild Bill’ was sold to Port- land by Denver, but was not wanted HORE ATR by the Grizzites when the Coast| league offered to turn him back. | }\Three Portland Mitt | Slingers Are Coming Five games to three with Seattle| Ralph Underwood, _116-pounder, | on the threeend was the way the |and Tom Loutitt and Fred Jacques, War “Wrecks Football past week's baseball series with |175-pounders, will represent the | Vancouver turned out. Multnomah club of Portland in the) ‘Team at U. of Ore. ‘The locals dropped both the Sat-|Far Western boxing meet, to be) war has wrecked what probably _ urday and Sunday games to allow | held in the Arena next Wednesday | was one of the greatest football ma- _ the Canucks to grab off the series. | and Thursday nights. chines ever assembled on the re g Sunday's melee, which was staged “* cific coast—the 1916 eleven of the — here, ended In a Vancouver victory Great Falls Cops Two University of Oregon. This fae | by the score o! to 3. Pat East mous squad, which ran ro’ Hley was on the hillock for our lads, Games From Reds | no" its opponents teak Ga scoring epposing Don Jose Acosta, the di-/ At Spokane 2-7-5, Great Falls| 244 points to 17 by its rivals, 1 |minutive tho demon Cuban hurler, /9.9-1.° Webb, Schorr and Baldwin; | which closed its meteoric career for the opposition. Gardner and Byler. by overwhelming Pennsylvania on Saturday's fracas, played at Van-| (2) Spokane Great Falls|New Year's day, 14-0, has enlisted jeouver, went to Bob Brown's hired | 6.10.3, Webb and Baldwin; Gard-| almost to a man in some branch of hands, 6 to &. ner and Cheek. Uncle Sam's service, The second and fifth cantos were | Popeers—Nebraska, per ib sh good for two runs for the win-| Billy Sullivan ners of the Sunday battle. In the buy bacon and beans for another . meal. When the Seattle Giants left | worry to him so he told Dug jother dap mocap bits tanec Atty 6 boys from o he bo! a The proprietor of the only hall|im order to {fntredmse our new last night for Spokane, where that he thought the pitchers tee Cee of bis, band. Sunday's were in good trim now and in town wanted $200 rent for one | (whale! ) plate, which is the they will take on the Indians night, and as neither Church nor | Hightest strongest plate known, i that he could be spared to hie an a al Britt had that much between them | does not cover the roof of the this week in a seven-game en- | homeward and prepare to har- i 1 90 " 5 they interested Rickard in the|mouth; you can bite corn off the | counter, Billy Sullivan, veteran | vest the apple crop this fall. ‘ ¢ ¢} The World’s Greatest Highway 7 ; guaranteed 15 years. | Chicago White Sox backstop | — 4! eine show was put on, but every rave crown ...... +++ -BB.00 AIR wineea: who tne been with the team | - mH : o| one was so busy digging gold that | 9x6 ee of teeth (whalebone) SA0G Local cooking since the first of the season, | Record Is Equaled : 1 ¢| Promoters lost money. Rome Beauty was not on the train. C lif . T k ; . 3a ‘This did not seem to worry Rick. | $10 set of teeth 65.08 Teliow ® Sullivan is interested in a on Cahitormia [rac ‘ oe ard, however. He thought {t was a| Bridge work, per tooth, gold $8.00 | ONT"; | large Oregon apple orchard WOODLAND, Cal., May 28.—Jem 3 rae Daily June 20th to June 30th good show and immediately made p. bo | and was coaxed by Dugdale to | Logan, pacer, today holds the| ss 2 z ans to stage another, come and help the Seattle [honor of having christened Wood: | ‘ o 6 " ~s e pitchers get into shape. Sul- | land's new half-mile track by pacing | Mu ‘ 2 8 Ask Us About Dates for July, August and TEALEY RAYMOND, Tacoma livan came gol turni i eg t against Teddy Bear yester. | Ger a ‘ . H September Manager, {s making every effort to 1 oon orchard over to the care of o in 1:01%, equalling the state|Griaie it 2 ° 6 get Sammy Bohen back on the All work guaranteed for 18 years, pope ee mn ers, but it has ala s been a rd for a half-mile track {W. Cunningham t ‘ ¢ 3] Winnipeg .....00---- $67.50 z ed — ——— a one sore 8 i D, Tacoma club. Sammy was the pep-| Hi yay googly days Baa | | Cal, 20 pte 3 iz ‘ ° 8 Bt Paul is . id ahortpatcher for, the | Indien and savice free Cal, Dollars cesses 4 \Grocery Nine Pulls |" 32008 8 SIP cules ..-.s : So:00 Louis, tat taf a Nauk as on one nt too temelne of Oxy Fiat) - rE —— a Ou ‘ Fr 8-6 | sige = = = — —|If petro . I p1loe , led to stick, a e 'e im Prices Paid Producers for Kees, ut in Front, 8- Totals ee ame ree D ell rnd Paul, in the Ameri- of Time. Poultry, Veni and Pork After putting up a losing scrap |v an 5 ; yerrrs | Correspondingly low rates to otner points. Limit 3 months, but Reports from the Twin City say |r FAR WESTERN for seven innings Saturday, the Se-| , Mi!" eis 3 = final limit not to exceed Oct. 31st. Liberal stopovers, that " spacneoes attle Grocery team came from bee Tig 121 ITTL ao ho is playing baseball as she | Stigta Hews inder 4 ibe. hind and defeated the 8. .Co, crew,| ‘Two-base htta—Murphy SPECIAL SALE DATES should be did, altho his batting av-| hi tee! ~~ we n coming erage the last time the figures our office, be # are in the were given out, was .96. right place. ‘Bring thisot with you. Boxers Soon to Be OHIO Ti. ooeesFinal limit June 26 sseeee.Final limit June 30 Des Moines, June 7-8 eoe-Final limit July 6 Chicago, June 12-13... eoe- Final Iimit July 19 For Further Information Apply to E. E. PENN, General Agent Passenger Department, 718 Second Avenue, Seattle. 4 Ibs. and over . 8 to 6 4 kb ley, W. Cunningham, ‘0 6, at Woodland park. A home| 19¥. Wo Cunningham rise : i run by Peterson and a batting rally Ty Baatley hoo : ame Y In the eighth were the features, halle-Ort Aosta 1. D y : are : Tmpire Cuma | ie Athletics Split \ | on Hand for Mest lg along s, eres oe nnllee tor 4 pay I lis ‘ Bill Rojas $ igns Up ‘Tommy Murphy, national 135-|Oseesity ressePetersce Om | § a, With Oriole Outfit With Seattle Giants ington creamery, cube » Athletics, of the Tote | pound amateur champion, was ex- ston or be. 38 The Athletics, of the Totem Ath ities Vasauves “ > ington creamery, brick (39 Hetic association, split a double-head " , former couv' pected to arrive in Seattle today ; crore tame 00": HH HAMPIONSHIPS :: with the Orioles, of the same|pitcher, has been signed by the § Fage_Solect ranch ” league, Saturday afternoon. ‘The attle ball club, and will be used Cheese from Kansas City to prepare for |first melee ended 10 to 8, in the| Bill Leard this week against Spo- his bouts at the Far Western tour- hey Wednesday and Thursday Athletics’ favor, while the second|kane in the Inland Empire village Boston, May 28-29........ St. Paul, June 1-2... mee L : , its. edi ri Sourt nesday, May 30 went, 9 to &, with the Orioles win-|Rojas was secured from the Oak- rage a a ee iets “7kuss TORTURD eee triplets Ww 4 if ning. land clitb by Vancouver, but failed their se se mag grease ATO OD ean be eliminated by wearing the| Youre american Thursday, May 31 a a to deliver, He gives promise, how: e' Abs as are George Green |Lundberg Rupture Support. We Ski & Edd . d ever, and Bill Leard, who saw him and his Francisco team, gre tree trial to prove its superior oKinner dy an in California. before the season $ Duthie Teams Victors |ovened, thinks he will deliver, The Skinner & Eddlo and Duthie! » 4, Kelv ey Wins Prize teams were victors, Saturday, in the | + a Ja” DBERG CO, COLORADO IS HIGH ee Regular, Licensed, Reg- istered, Experienced AT ARENA YUMA, Ariz, Ma eac oe A, Ari May | 28.— Reach | Aira | Shipbuilders’ league. The 8 & 2. at Seattle T rapshoot PHYSICIAN orado ’ as been rising arte squad triumphed over Charley| @0 ote ides od | rn, oo which as been rising pond Make reservations at Schmutz's Seattle Construction and| ©. E. McKelvey, local trapshoot Corn— Whole Corn—Cracked Treats Men, Women and Children for Acute and Chronic Diseases at One-Half the Regular Feo— at the rate of a foot a day, today neared the danger point. Thirty feet of water will throw the river Dry Dock crew, 9 to 6, while the |r, won the H. Everding trophy at Ames nine were losers to Duthie,| Sunday's shoot at the Green Lake 15 to 6, traps, afler a tie between Hi Fol-| Jeweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave., Near SEATTLE gut of banks, Madison Sel coaepapcinaettactaaces lerich, Dr. $. W. Griffin and him- nat Saas J 3 elf had been shot off, Each fin- YOU KNOW THAT ATHLETIC CLUB §\Nonpareils Accept [iiitq'the resular shoot with 47 out One Dollar Cash Challenge of Duthies Jot # vossivie 60. The challenge hurled at th Nonparelle of the City teague |'Tacoma Loses Double fan taaae ey es FREE DOCTOR Much Excitement the cause of your (ong stanBing trouble? Brown & Hulen’s Bil- liard Room Pays for Consultation, Treat- Go to the Right Drug Co. Exciting features were the order Duth f i. ee 169 Washington St, J of the day when the Cheasty squad / Hf Joe Dizzard, Yesler and erat laugie ee, besh aceapted, Bill to Butte Club ment and Medicine ee rte oe te ae Occidental. | The game will be staged inthe | At Tacoma 5 Butte 65:3, | rf And the Doetor will give | "1a, ae | City league park, 14th and Jef- {Sutherland and Mavens: Meike | 401 Peeples Bank Gia you a careful examination) papis, May 28—Didier Masson | M. A. Gunst, 4th and | ferson, on Memorial day. and Hoffman. eoples Ban 9 | and prescribe for you | of Lox Angeles, one of the oldest of | Pike | (2) Tacoma 3-9-2, Butte 4-12-1 2nd Ave. and Pike St. FREE, living American aviators, of the| |days when the aeroplane was a| If you are sick you cannot do bet: | eounty fair novelty, and recipient of j DR. Goan ter than take advantage of this of-|the French war cross and military 2083-4 fer. We eave you money and give ! medal, is teaching Frenchmen how | wien and Thisd, Opposite the best possible treatment. to fly. Bellingham Wins Meet Harrington and’ Stevens; EVERETT, May 28.—Tho dis-|Mty and Kafora. trict high school track meet held here Saturday was won by Belling: ham, with 46 points, Everett was second and Mount Vernon third, —HOURS-- 10 A.M. to6 P, M., 7 to8 Sunday, 11 A. M, to 12. The Arena, 5th and Uni- versity Piper & Taft's, 2nd Ave. on ultation Free