The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 14

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1917, PAGED 14 DOINGS OF THE DUPEFS—Wilbur Claims Exemption. By ALLMAN | | Po | Look Line ie { ; ™* bUT HE MUSTH BF ov DON *r wane SRAND, DPRIGHT AND | A SOLDIER ~ Yay on THE THauaRe [—) WANT A Piano { | AND VIHEN | MARRY | | REMEMBER, LIM GING “To MARRY Pm on putY | A THOLDIER 5 i 1 COULD JUSTH GO ( TTwuve pu K CRATHY ABOUT A Bora Me * i Thor Die ! Outbursts of Everett True. Ry Condo > DON'T we 4 evererr. SIT Down T AND LISTEN TO 4 LITTLE MUSIC BEProre you Go Home. SQL IRREL rOOb— Plenty of Material. By AHERN ay: i Ss — | f — a | gare — MES : 5 : ' 2 SOmMET [ You USEC To Be 1 OSG? “YO SE A He (NO PUT & CRAB-APPLE On \ | aN’ ONT You GOSH! 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CAN You SEE ONE GOOD) | (NES AGNES | CAN (our Dts | | | autce-tas clon srwaren a.cource| Wat remess tere) f ercoven wes canto) Gomen') || 9 mer RERGON rom Tue SHORT Sm My Se Two oF Tem!) . newt v ‘our ‘s ene 00 BA |e oven ve Fao t 5 | | OF PEBBLES ON THE BEACH AME nae > el ee wena ao. ea Paes 3 ‘ ne ™ ESTs & x NOL = & or as JEALOUS OF A CERTAIN PARTY ee Bo 2. vas we WIS WIFE ~ ? =. &. ee papenintiatagnignen i RES: 5d | b HC. F C By BUD FISHER ¢ BECAUSE »\ THIS 1% THE — -——— | 3s . I HAVEN'T A QuatreR DECK! QUARTER, bUT —, HERE'S THREE DIMES. On, WELL. You CAN KEEP THE wy DIDWET CHANGE ! You SAN 3 ing THE FIRST PLACE MUTT AND JEFF— And Jett Has | Been Co nfined to Quarte rs Ever Since. rebe Merk Me Donny You lose Any | EP ABOUT mE r GUGSS Tr KNOW NOUGN To TARE CARG OP MYSELF ON THIS BATTLESHIP HEY! wweet Ake You GOING Now! NOUVe Gor To CUT OUT THIS WANDERING ALC OVER, THE sup OR YorLE GET ATO TRG, Tig ISA YOUR, PRIVATE YACHT You mANOW ov Mus “& ~ New many iN THE NAY bow T vou *\ow you CANT COME UP HERE (un G&S YOURS on wry 2 WHY NOT? | PRESENT / Series between the and Seattle clubs. ped at Dug’s park, t ote the hottest one of thus far seen on the local lot _ The Seattle club is breezing along & merry pace, and, with the . and the Great Falls club ‘crowding them for the first place in the league race, the Tacomans “Sre putting forth every effort to “Wallop the Giants and gallop back “City of Destiny” with the Mz end of the series. It was these self-same Tigers who Wednesday, after our Tads had annexed eight straight The series now stands one THE DEATH OF LES DARCY completely upset the plans of Mike g , and Mike is thinking of Fetiring from the fistic game as 7 ‘Fleager Is ‘Two Games Tacoma if Coprrg HPT te Pane ‘& result, according to word from lie Kane, who, with Mike and Boxing fs back in St. Paul, after a ing trip to the Pacific : | Golf Star Tomorrow which did not net the Gibbons On This | Seeeyithins y| The Shipbujiders’ league ‘adsea| Winner all the kale that it was hoped Tl : o make t { 4 z m “When we got back home, I found E t ibtiers from all over the country, 10 VOTING ve tee woe ‘the number of 30, offering matches TONIGHT’S CARD ge ymbined yeste fonakip. woit meet, atte ball pare Attn gaa BL Setter UP STAIRS——SAVE $10.00 attle Golf son, in a double-header te in Mix NORTHWESTERN LEAC agler, with afternoon, provided the cessation of HOLDING FAST TO THE "to Tom and Mike,” states Kane. Eddie Pinkman vs. Eddie performer of the, water works @ in Won. Laat Mike was hoping to get a bout. Campi. j » hogs u ne ge Hy : With Darcy, win that and then re Dick Welis vs. Grover Brink. | B. ¢ nd. bd The scheduled gam ave mad) cite : " Hire the undisputed holder of the| ley. | failinger, 83; B.. |10 De Postponed on account of the| Vancouver Oe ie LD SE cele: creme. Mine i fCesoe Poe aad PE oe yo, 3. Iarge gobs of drink that have tum.| Hutte es Ro longer a youngster. He was| ner. +: D. fankwti rom the sky, and the fans and é im 1888, and is a few months Henry Gleason vs. Joe Har- 6; J nt hettes are anxious to see the Se Our friend, the enemy, ‘older than Packey McFarland rahan. Disney ‘ w le Construction and Skinner and! teatey Raymond, and his Prices are regulated by the law of supply a #98 Bud Ridley vs. Jimmy Lewis. |." ie 1 ams, and the Duthte and| classy assortment of Bengals id "is SWORD comes RIFTING, Fire teurmant Lmmy bev iF Prederi Athen ninos mix matters tomorrow.| from the brush over Tacoma | and demand, but the conditions which pre- . ward from that dear old S$ ake up one of th - 1; N Gunns, a8; | Bhelr appetite has been whetted by| way, saw ‘and conquered yes vail here now are peculiar to this store Francisco, where everything in| round « en here for “on t o1; ALF 00; F <hil ee | terday on their first appear. si is ay square as a church col-| months, will be run off , nottis, | bat sik vy hye i ance of the season on the alone. We have not cornéred the woolen lon, except when the slers” the Arena, Fift d Univ - Me Su ’ : promised, at ~ berg local baseball field of battle. ke ) » ave e y arches ise Bet to telling on each other, that) with Eddie tan, Northwest | 4 phosst ios. : My Ww. and to add to the festivi The score: Tacoma 3, Seattle 1 market, but we have enough merchandise + Most of the boys who box “Hat-! lightweight u *; W: Rohulte, © m. we. | Heh with some more or less artis © tling” Ortega have to beat the ref-| his title mpion, defe Campi, P I's a mighty frisky looking team on hand and on contract, purchased at the the former Seattle leader is | old prices, to enable us to hold to our old ing for Russ Hall this year. The! Tigers are playing a fine brand of standard of greater value giving. A one ae », | the musi to enthuse the brave ball eree as well. Coast fe rweight titleh tossers, and a force of men busy When Ortega fought Frank Bar- the lad o will try to r since Monday has whipped th Flew, the former Seattle boy, re- the talkative lightwetght of his) [J ire Eckm: f srounds into the pink of condition. | haseballi—one that would win thet 4 ; t v us Umpire Eckman Wants baseball—one that would win them Gently, it is said that Ortega was | crown | kman Wa a pennant in a lot of minor leagues iven a I5-second count, instead of A good fracas is expected when! to Go to Great Falls Players Make Strike {this season 25 V l } when Barri b 10 the Dic ells i Grovet inkle ‘ } a k le a oer ed i . een arrieau sent him to the rire Dad gel a Pe - r Brinkl Will y cond t aga k and Close Ball Park | While it 4 nted that the a ue an to G President Tiger put up the t game of the AE dies Jack Wagner was reported in!piewett of the N. W. league wa SAN FRANCISCO, June 1 » teams yesterday, there is no ONCE AGAIN THE TALK of town ready to polish off I Save seuterde i fate of the Pacific Coast! gainsaying that the breaks were Suits and Overcoats in our Upstairs Portland coming into the Northwest usey, the West ttle welter You bet I wil He goes there [ase hangs in the balance toda ainst Seattle Then, again, | ne perm league is being heard around weight. Wagner hails from Port-|next and he wants to go too,” ro. | us 18 the day the cut in salartes | Harry Gardner, last seen here with Clothes Shop : She circuit, The cans for it this/land. Henry Gleason takes on Joe plied Blewett. The last time Eck-|2™meunced last week, is sched Great Is, was in fine pitching ° ig the refusal of several Port-| Harrahan at 1 pounds. It is their) man um to take fect Thirteen pla lowed but thre d a series in which : rs | forn nicks : Players to accept a cut in the first meeting. Bud Ridley and|Great Fs played, he knocked |¢? the San Francisco club who re-|to be garnered off his delivery. — | PSY envelope, despite the fact that Jimmy Lewis battle for the North-| Manager Hester for a goal fused to accept a reduction are| Joe Dailey will probably be the J Pat aese cities are not west bantamweight title | standing pat |Giants’ pitching choice today, with | i their ball clubs as they h - - : : air ‘ |“Duteh” Schroeder, a former in the past. Guilt Anstinacts a Billy Sullivan Here Good Weather Boosts | nutte player, on the knoll for |] Fits recent interview Juaxe w. Suit Against O. B. Is logic for Phedoms Vi hj S R vs benebi terday’s| Ef At | Portland tea se ne! Dropped by Baltimore] spiny sutiven, veteran catcher Oe anys 4 eport ame was a fast one, being played “If the the P d| PHILADELPHIA, June 15.—The | wit! ttle the first the hae act ly past wee has improved fishing ttle ARR WF A | ‘ Bnd Salt Lake players to accept Fuit brought by the owners of the| season, was a spectator at yester-|lonaidershle. veeon, to repo oe : Gots in their salaries force funct Baltimore eda ba ame at Dugdale eci 4 pie ct vaeiee eae é : gees Ma | One t r Up California clubs of the Coast club tor Billy stole away from his Oregon | and lakes H ‘2 e visit to our Upstairs Clothes Shop will prove to you that to dro; f the. circuit as dropped today the district |epple orchard to look over the Ty ie. ie ar) ee: > hg “d earron e pond r ay in the distr app e gran r b fo: eae rm ~ Walter Mails Wj : . flea ea) || We Save you $10 on every Suit or Overcoat. ( Some up today and fo the Northwestern leag troit alter ils Winner ' e008 ° ° loo you won't have to buy. Thousands of Suits to select from. | eis the wae nok U2 2ot| Al Tearney Wants All Semi-Pro le Gills Ww ith Williams’ Help’ s | { dojthe saine thing. Minors to Quit on 4th SO". 1° £ Walter Malls, former Seattle! 5, ed | Finest Made Clothes in America ; 3 oe ae into the) CHICAGO, June 15.—Thirtesn acoma Team yi.) terday in Portland, and to 1 ne ‘ 2 0 | ; Bmmmacirerters loacue with our ball yicur leagues In varios perte'ar| ‘Tealey Raymond in playing Coen (ren Meeeeeeaay. 18 Portland, and) tymeniae S$ gf | Hirsh-Wickwire Clothes Herve the Northw leagne wale eras MASAI RELEET iretaar LANG COME OP aIe Insehe caittoal ltee x formes nbokas Indian, Mit | never 10 8 am || $30 value—hand-tailored—Upstairs WAGE sk. . .$20 if ill hie pehd ge gti cf the Three I league today, urg-|Outfielder Daniels left the team re 1 » 0 $35 value—hand-tailored—U pstairs price $25 . Tand and Lake clubs to get |/D& that t ee ee errata datieaine ceomee of tis | Great Balle. Winner ° o 4 0 : = ) s thra the 1 without further loss °!* ched alter July 4 wife in California ‘acoma is on | 29 5 ~ : | Of thousands of dollars C} the lookout for an outfielder Over McC ‘ar l’s Team |" 90000001 0-1/f] It the garments you select are not all we claim, come back and i, “This situ has been forced Chet » Goe APE, At Butte %, Great Palte| , “ tolen We yet your money, if Berths Coast league club owner fcIntyre Goes | Eddie Klein Back as 18-1 ds Bil ech Sued . is ; the war, and it is no threat to, tO Spokane for Bout Harrington, Hunt and Letfer ra ff Weatley @. Hit by. pitcher ; make our play yers accept cuts from! Chet McIntyre, local light-heav Member of Tacomans siait ani’ tvier nOMee Be Sereny: | RUB Re arena Contracts. If they do not do s0,\ weight box wi © toniht for} Hadie Klein, southpaw with Se-| ‘ | REA @re given entrance into the North’ | Sporane, , Aine" |attle the first’ part of the season, Spokane Has Better American Results bs and they would wel- Welch Llova | Came to town & member of the At Boston 0. 2 lia Russ Hall's pitching otatt| Of Vancouver Outfit) No others played eonien 401-403 Pike Street everal playe who At Spokane ll, Vancouver | ~— ; Northwestern League a ervice on other N. W.| 3-5 Sea [ — come both bs In an instant, the | league elvh gt ‘ | Sa Fey ha a Doubleheader Ball Game ttle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop yall Players will have to sign new {Clink and Cadma rat - Ti $5.00 Value Trousers Upstair t on contracts. If they do not do sa Nation: coe omorrow t sa $3.50 Open Saturday Nigh Perorrecne: Jt. the Nation S : 50 Val : ay Nig hh A aa tliaoa Eat hielo OR EPS “ neni wit fxeurslon to Friday Harbor | New Seattle Ball Park u) alue Trousers Upstairs at... .$5.00 Until 10 o’Clock. ue , ( | be in order Sunda whe aes orth Aen x At Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 5.|Charley Schmutz takes “pry || 14th and East Jefferson “ i his. Dry At Pittsburg 0, New York 2, Dock ball club to that place for a]f 1st Game, 1:30 P.M. Admission, Cents At Chicago 6, Boston 2, baseball fracas. Grandstand included, 25 accompany Chet Madden Mystery, love, thrills! Jane Eyre.