The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1917, Page 8

STAR—MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917. PAGE 6 THE DOING OF THE DUFES Olivia Was First Aid to the Ambulance BY ALLMA ee I'M GOING To PRACTICE IN R®D CROSS WoRK THIS 15 The AMBULANCE AND 1AM THe DRIVER. MY FIRST AID EQUIPMENT 15 — LIN “THE BAck Sear (were aee , THT | You SONG OLIWIA 6 | | k i a COULD THAT HAVE BerN A GERMAN SHELL | HEARD? | THAT WAS simpie: | } ENOUGH r y J Outbursts of Everett True. By Condo _ I UNDERSTAND A GREAT MANY OF OUR SOLDIERS ARE SUPPER IN ROM NOSTALGIA, > : WHAT (S THIS | L "NOSTALGIA’S NOSTALGIA ? WHY, THAT MEANS = AN ce WHERES A B00 ITLw Pay ace My BUG AN VLR HAVE A) 5S wear sum LeeT— > WONDER IF | OUGHT cae To “TURN FT IN \ To TH’ poice ' 7 "MEBPE M0, 20 on, $30 -orn mew 5 ee $100 | WHEN ‘YOU WANT TO TELC | ME ANYTHING, TACK UNITED STATES! Ps DON'T TRY TO SHow OFF How MUCH You KNOW OF THE DEAD LANGUAGES !! GETS AN (OBA HOB Bing MAP SHOWING COURSE TAKEN From) THREE MILES AWAY From SCENE OF | POCKETBOOK IS LAYING BACK OF FoLLOWEO BY DETECTIVES AND JWHERE PURSE WAS FOUND -CROSSING FINDING HE LOOKS AROUND See IF | SIGNFOARD AND FORTUNATE MAN WALKS! > ANYBODY 15 LOO MEN QUICKLY | OWN STREET A NICKEL, KEY AND cs GACK AND FORTH ON STREET DENoTES @ ieacune dow! » THAT EVERYBODY 16 WISE "TD wim |] MUMBO ITD IMAONARY LosERe— | STEPS IN BRCK OF SiaNBOARD TO HANDKERCHIEF “TO THE GooD - WOKS ALL AROUND DH see iF ANYBODY SAW Him PICK IT UP ALAC ADY FIGURING UP THE INTEA- O57 WELL GET ON TWO Money MAN FINDS POCKETBOOK ~ RIGHT AWAY HG STARTS “TWIN SI THIN ING ~ 1” {UTT AND JEFF—What's the Difference? It Is Only a Matter of One Small ‘ Paste eet 1 — ooo OH! THIS 1S HoRRIBL m™ DF Uc na Bi At wnarrs —— % . YOURE CRAIN! \ ni tn Say, mutT isaer tt | fearing ou? THE ) | OY BIS STIFF, Dowwr \ ey Ab Oe ee?) [teenies AboUT ALL American TROOPS ( | TOU THINK T Can SHOW me wer PERSHING | & \ ANCE ARE PERISHING. fs ) ReaD? SANS s 3 TF Dadeiby 601 Ones ~ THE AMBRICAN SOLDIERS [) HAVENT Even Gone | | AO? TT SAYS tr Ses THAT! Xoy Sime, } TO THE PROT Yer, ) [RIGHT MERE IN THIS “—— You'Re cracy 7 PAPaR THAT THe ras TROOPS ARG HUNGER GxPGURE oF WHAT, BUT THEYRE“ PERISHING! i (N FRANCE DYING From MONGER OR WOUNDS OR ) on SOMETHING? ’ — PERSHING tH! NoT PERISHiING ) KINIS IS AWRUL! ¢ eae s WO POSTCARDS are at hand this morning, one from Joe| Flanigan, in Los Ang line just to let us arrived o. k. in the ifornia metropolis, ‘and has taken up training quarters “at Jack Doyle's, and the other from : Houck, who is in San Fran @isco on a visit to his parents. Léo posteards that he is going ack to Sacramento after his vivit and participate in a moving picture © im which he plays a part with Jack | Pickford, with whom he has been doing considerable boxing of late “Bronson boxes Neff on the Bist,” scribbles Joe. “Wing made big hit by beating Ted Frenchy Vast Tuesday night.” eee YOU CERTAINLY get a lot of mews about what is gaing on in | Seattle whenever you pick up the San Francisco papers. In fact, you Ma aa et om ‘White Sox Have an | Edge in Flag Race Rereaart keep track of it at all gpg raeg | Wonder if Hugo Bezdek ("ane thin ot BY H.C. HAMILTON dition it hae reached this year. and Glimpse this from a recent issue } ene had the wrone | anor on Will Get Along in Big ae 3 Is hem be expressed the opin fon that Eddie Pinksnan, the Se oe Show Better Than Hall? wna i oo mney attle lightweicht In baseball the fastest work ed and quit ¢ for) | itchin + was that of Will Hugo Bezdek, new man have down in that Delaware | United Preas Stat respondent with probabilities pointing a revi ad Piokian ) Caray ‘ Matheaees Mien ager of the Pittsburg Pirates, TT} LL County league, in Pennsylvania? NEW YORK, July 23.—it is f batting by Joe Jackson and EP D mMatehed with F e Matty worked, as a rule, you repeat the experience of George That's the shrubbery where now up to the White Sox to Collins gitle for the night of July 2 could figure the span of the Huff, or will he accomplish the | Cs Frank Baker cooled hie heels in keep going. If they do, the pen The Red Sox, however, still pos- Chet was right game from an hour and 30 min almost unheard-of feat of anon. | * 1915, the season after he broke nant should be theirs. The sess the ate pitchidg staff an ee 2 utes to an heur and 40 minutes player making a successful b> with the Athletics, and before he White Sox have come off vic. are pi. real baseball i THERE 1S SOME TALK being | ye wasn't out there posing or | director? started again with the Yankees, | | torious in what was one of the There's a strain, all right, but the | Spilled down Frisco way of “Fat” ) chewing on the ball or making )| pout 12 years ago George Huff Ka Baker had a troublesome time | most Important series of the crack in it has not been found by i Larue and Chet McIntyre hooking. ) evrended flourishes. His idea) was coachine baseball teame at the batting .200 in the little county | campaign to date. Only one either the White or Red Sox Got inthe ring, but in a business { 145 t5 pitch. Having fine con- {i tniversity of {llinols had ac league, and now comes the word The Shipbullders’ league prov. Benita pi te cpsehned = . LSE. b trol, he wasted few throws. | quired much fame as a scout for sg Charley Dooin, who Is play. ed its superiority over the City | The White Sox invade the Bast ae many fights re por What he did counted. The result ) the Hoston Americans; also as a a ey Oa season, is batting Cireult yeaterday afternoon, at | wien a lead of two and » half euines ATIAWAT a 5 . , h r of ent mong « col ° mbes par ag 0 ae ry ° [ 1A j fessionalx of Inte that his friends wlan deonaon ice eeban eT ee Tat Maybe Hughie Jennings and han raed Dap abe elie he gad Firat they've got to battle with the AAHONAL ere become discouraged at ¢ der are both along the same other managers who are looking Shipbuilders won, 9 to 3 bearer ca poge ine amber (| BANK Seeing him e contender for the | tee ee thee is a slow, delib. ) for some good pitchers ought to Joe Rojas, former Seattle | Wowland Mie scape io i} Bermeazweisht title, and . ) erate worker. Both hustle their 5 [nvestigate thle league pitcher, worked for the winners, wee el gee him to cast os eRe games along and rarely go be SaenEnEEeEaeaeeees oprosing Grimes, Mehthaf and ee for good and al Vilaad! ak hour Ghd AO hinutes ' Galiant ges Loree Aggy ay 7 for the day. Games are delayed Int Chet believes that Laru and held up by slow pitching Socks o Uittle more teaching in the || More than by any other factor ly art. and figures that he will ) And when the stars are pitch manly n ) ing there is always less delay, is one of the fiercest seball campaign holds at resent stage of the proceed Chopping Wood Good The Duthies journeyed to Olym pia and walloped the Sloans of that for Boxers, Claimed piace. to 02M and Stokke A great boxing ins Nationa: Banking “4 tructor has re.| Worked for the local club. give him a few lessons and tl ’ ' marked that “chopping wood {« ‘ngs. Siren th Start him once more. Chet figures | with few exceptions. One hehehe ie ee Butte beat Joe McGinnity at The Rowland candidates for the ; 9 there will be no harm in o ian & tort beeen Great Falls Sunday, 6 to 5, | World’s series money will come East Business men _ be- ie aeep cn, teat S0cit" io | Chicago Boxer Is ols. fate SIA". Doting ‘tothers| -neris wore cor the wie | Tee ee me eve arr” the edates Pthen he can quit, for zood Favored to Win Go woodpite in the Dasew moor A bt hig eso ain od eh Reserve Banking Sys- * O50 « he \ ne yau, the @ ese short n + yesterday, an 7 ye OLD-TIMERS AMONG ty’ Vnted Woeen Varend Wire f : pateher, is now plipinrenh Gan couldn't play tem, but many of them } fann will remember with CHICAGO, 3 Joe Burma Former Portlander Pil chabeoed RN em el aed ote Piva phere abcnlay Oegteta? | hole) gi leed lciae Leech! ay | Hon William) O'Erier cago ba ‘ re 4 got Vernon the jot t o 6, on the grounds at Du asta known as “Darby.” who wa ve " Hitting "Em Hard wamist it operates. mous as an outfielder In Gee The tt , New York sport writers have or “Wally” Cadman barked be The Bremerton Mastiffs took The National City My Cobb is in this was coast, W will taged tonig ifs wat Mb. ane ae ers have one hind the log for the City the measure of the Seattle Elks . PeL i im 7 Claimed by the Great 4 in Rack ly: that {a ch ‘ eaguers in Sunday's game be. | Sunday, 5 to3 Bank is a member of aoere Ee iis month He suc-|,, nal a The exPartland Fn doth tween the all-stars. “Pug” Bennett frolic this great system Gumbed to consumption Rube” Gardner Back all the clean-up work Yan-| Walter Malls dropped his first! nd sack for the Ship protection, —~ “Darby” first kained fame as 8 Ware OL ad Outfit. on tan of th had more revel atict in the BEIDSOURGPN Ibkane ee | BII! Mclvor, who was selected | PFOteCUOl member of the old New York Mot ith Oaklanc utfit than ite share of rourhnecks—old ne : or nites a may not have to go | lhe Federal Reserve eam, but it was with the e 1e|timars, who, altho fading, had long s jo | aS ‘ meoxiyn Te deeala that be. made Sits ean fi the wislors kad Kad no AF a Frank Miya, the Mikado seo. shipyards. ey ae |B Bank was created to his greatest reputation. He joined cjup tention of taking orders from fiw f B b ll ‘ais sa 539 ae help the business man oa the ‘Nations ; stg ar fe aseda = > eae to effect a steadier , It was in this ye t the Pla ‘ neencneenn ~~ | | supply of iit and ors’ league tried to break up organ C)gcar Harstad Let 1 those ¢ t's told Huft| AMERICAN RAGUR \ , Ree ae ized baseball : ee 4 . ‘ ra about | ——— ici : save ti Kt to provide plenty of ayo, Melt Nila for the a Out for 1) Reuther ' or he print-! AT Mamaux Suspended | nse : 1 (» 37 Gl) i ye all es egatinued to star for s veral years ped te er, | d een released n his nerves so in about by Manager Bezdek Detr ‘ ‘ j 4 Oy Caer benefits of this great until death cut short his career. |the Portland club, - Onca ; two wal agen mip oné A Press Leased Wire pt ae BY. 4 ¢ S grea uriere Ht inight he well tolcec, cart’ to make room fen dewy evening, and, without a word|.% YORK, July 23. —Al| Washington, + | Cc jp system and at the mention 4 fey anid siare of “Dutch” Renthe returning from of warning, fllttered out of Boston | eam papel Be an atinite case At Detroit 7, New vork AMP LEWIS same time assist di- Benaglishments 4 Ty Cobb. There) °° “hicase 6 of tha college w nui abers i RA sion inflicted by Manager Hugo} At Chicago 2, Heston 0 ; Army ln new Under eounttbotine ett eee s|g rectly in developing it Was Lipman Pike, of Troy: Bawar? AI) Eleven Goi since remained na a member of the| Bezdek because Mammaux broke| At St. Toute 4-0, Washington 0 fais can | by depositing your Cuthbert, of Philadelphia: Mart 4 CVE JOINE faculty. Te wie the atran ana | tralning, NATIONAL 1 46,000 men will train at Camp Lewta—includ- Btats takks sae King, Dave Egglor, Albert Godney to Punch Kaiser funniest exit on record for a major inals sa blavnald iene ah Pr Ing ALL men drawn from Seattle and vicinity money with us. A. J. Reach and Jim O’Tourke, all ; Mi league manager, and veterans stil); © Nails 1n ayticle hh fl dete KH 9 INTERES Bence erwin porters ™,Snttom ft ry, nae ant ran Playfield iii i YOU'LL FIND IT INTERESTING | The National he National association of the! pc iiCAGO., July 22 The Bag oN Mela pel cas actin Meet Set for Today «i. To view this mammoth camp and to sea It grow na early 70's, the parent organization oon he on ita wey to winch the When they learned what had be- The finals in class B of the “ns og lla OR gd Mee ot tie Vacs thet we ofthe aiser One of their number wre 70m 1 t unj women’s singlen ware scheduled 10 tinsion ; Pisks Stes. Tacoma and Indianapolis | I ail present day have a monopoly of “ Leo = we tennis meet. The singles title in © Kane Ae HONE Cet Reh a ee hes Ie nel stars. There wer ty of them “Rd Kallio Gol , . " casi’ Cs was decided’ Satusday | oan a some wlan elect nere SAE ie earn of Seattle in the old days, and they had to Rudy” Kallio Going Carstens High Gun Gertrade’ Levitt ‘heating “eal OE anata 4 owls 7 OFFICERS Say a tatdey enthe, t ae P ae! phe Ldn Poneias gir J. W. Maxwell... President ond - sxcoidlewnd Back to Big Show In Sunday’s Shoot ©! ' 60c—RETURN BOAT FARE—60c ff i: w. aier. Vice President “Truck” Hannah, former Spokane DES MOINES, July 23—"Rud W. H. Carstens was returned the! PLAINFISLD, N. J, July 23 woe J. He Bigedel—-Vicen tana catcher, now with Salt Lake, in the, Kalito, former Great Fall« pitcher | victor in both 50 and 100-target; Mary Browne, California's net 4 PuGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co. | N. H. Seil Cashier Pacific Coast league, ts being touted now with Des Moines, will be re- events Sunday in the trapshoot at| wizard, was easy for Molla Bjur reine 4 ~ COLMAN Dock 1 Asst, Cosi: for a berth in the majors, with the! called by Detroit soop, according Green 1 He broke 48 and 96/stedt in their tennis clash here Pear Pirie Be oie: Por thins Prone - PAW I9DT | 4 A At. Toni Rrowne, to renarte received here today. — 'far high score, The Norwegian star won, 61, 64. Ai Corlend Ab Balk Take obs | — 7 (aun tits ee ee