The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1917, Page 7

'AR—TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Things Are Not Safe in the Safe ____L “ciijer Robe AND CUVIA, WE MAN AS \'m GOING TO HAVE NaTHWG] DECIDE RIGHT j SYSTEMATIC ABov'r ‘THIS AnD : r ee ee ACA x lla Ay \ whale I oon re 3 aT See: THE DANE Boot = CATION TRIP S uP “Ys . Rt Isn'T HERE, WE, WHAT HEN FRUIT — Tu Vou cits ‘To J WE DecIDE. WHERE TO -— OuviA ~~ r ARG €GGS DECIDE WHERE Welt - - 1 Looe THIS MORNING £ = <0: BUT HUREN UP AGAIN a ; Adour IT | My . —— Ray GOOD: SQUIRREL FOOD—Benny Is in For It Now HAVE SOME 7 : ames acim? a <_ Sen: or tiie Ra FRUIT! es: x on : You know, f _~ pe = ) Gos" EVERTBODY ESPECIALLY ADMIRE -, N= 2 SAYS THEY ARE RIGHT eo eat Me $ BUT VLL HAVE To N6VER KNOWS WHEN : . WO LAY ofr THE r . OWE EM ALL OTH : rE: uP AND Down ! to Get MUTT, L SAw A FELLOW |} INA SHOow WHo WAS WELL, You BIG STIFF, \ AT cast "ue 6oT ) yoo WHERE I WANT THAT’ AS > / b EASY. ‘ OUGHT TO : Mem! THAT'S STRANGE! You MEAN y ; “(THEy SAY \| Be ARRESTED FoR. \ ew He You CAN'T A WONDER! THEY TIED // THEGREAT MAGICIAN iat FELLOW) | ROBBERY FOR TAKING | | 2 vHousHr I KM ne \ RREE your || HIS HANDS AWD Lees // TAUGHT ME THAT 4. cers ®S00 MONEY FOR. SUCH AN Trick BUT TGuESS © HANDS 6 3 Bick. TLS r a) o - oI se ‘ x | AND We FREED I\ es r'Lt Bo cf Awackets | act cir Aneete Hab THE WRONG DoPE Lees, MUTT? i A PROF, ALPRE ENZON, Jae nal lad iepiagss eee Se wHew! fm APRAID i NHE We ‘3 \ Hes ® MARVEC! v4 —, KNoT IF You LiKE AND THEN Hee ICANT Do iT PREE MYSELF BEFORE = CAN BAT AN & Ne CAN B ve } HE WORD COMES from Pitts * burg that Hugo Bezdek, new est of managers, Is to succes: Because Bezdek is a “natural lead @r of men.” Natural leaders of men are rare gay the least and such a state coming at this time may be re. ure. “The men follow Bezdek's orders licitly,” the article goes on to “Bay—which, if true, mesos a great d for the Pirates. But this statement is also open eriticism. News dispatches fe ly told of the suspension of Al x for breaking training © if Bezdek’s orders were being | @arried out it is certain this , 't have happened and it Is it that the infractions of Mar. were serious, for pitchers , the latent ability of Mamanus ‘Bfe not suspended for trivialities Scanning the records for sevefal you find only a few man who, in the narrow sense of , |Johnston Joins Navy . can be called natural . s ” | pan, | roie Footbs S a | r et men. ag Babe Ruth Helping Ba seba ] | Aggie ag 4 | And Quits Net Gam q Frank Chance is one of them Is Visitor in Town - Aweaker man than Chance Meyer Darkhorse”) Newman | By United Press Leased Wire feuia not “have. handed tne Red Sox to Penmannt once a ar ann cap ("pw YORK, day, ow Sitios could not make man BY H. C. HAMILTON yeago's South Side, Like the G aT ee Pas ee cae. ars ee ak M. Johnston, tennis star, has beem | rs out of his own men— United Fides maft Tee been picked te s fents » be placed in the iiitnees the failure of Tinker. NEW YORK, July 31—If th 7 in this fall's world’s af : ) git rorya in Connie Mack is a natural jead- Red Sox climb to their familiar ave found plenty of Stainton sack: vetinion, a iche in American jeegue, ; thletics and religio @r and a Strict disciplinarian. " havin 4 Ed niche the , John McGraw is a natura! lead- walen ARE Aa dao is lashing erry apeh et eee | r re > Ww ae W : A | ees er. None but a natural leader ~ i will be responsible. was the iden t ap th. , . 2 ‘ ° ¢ > » ce . P euid handie the bunch of tom. | %27,,J0neny Kilng to 40 hie | Giephantine forkhander who | fr Cardin he ‘ deiphia i, Cleveland | alter Mille x Likes jChet McIntyre Ready 1 ’ _—— went in against the White ot nash at the McGraw . * m . ‘ » | ToL 5 perament on his ball club. Bill ash a wma beds “ot | Looks of Portlander | to Take on Any Boxe > wectcwm we eet commissioned an ensign in the Call fornia naval militia. He haem celed his tennis dates and gone | join his command. Carrigan, Hughie Jennings. Picketin ‘ Waite Viewse.§ Hose when the two sox bat- (chine, wh the Phillies were Walter , te . 1 cketing eo White ruse {9 é 4 is ; alter Miller, the wrestler, who Fred Clarke, perhaps Moran | anout as successful ax arguing with Berlad emer the flew eyo LER, nae ea ay eae is now in Portland, ts said to have There is a hot time being ju: ins, and certainly, in c i in > he =—averages herefore are wn a ake nite Pate le low ie hie work this ier, of the series. Also it was the |changed. The Reds dropped a bit Won. Lost. P nq fancy to I er Mitch e staged In Seward and Anchor | 10. benefit that may be arran, Christy Mathewson are natura! y world’s series long distance [when the Dodgers forgot them Gs Rt ee tie eae teteneas 1 that Wal-) age these days. The Alaskan for the Red Cross or any other oi leaders. That about lets them , record holder who went against ves and beat t t ‘ atitekin, wor thie ie i “ie ype i “world’s series,” the baseball ganization having to do with th py Rowland’s men yester- . ‘ - + classic of the Northern terri. War. Here's a chance for tho Another glance over the records n and forced them : t ' . : Miller has quite enough to do to| tory Ie on in full tilt people who are always saying that} : te when a man is past 30 and bald shows the great stars of the game ¢ ae 3 ne th 5 430 | ie after his aff without bath The first game was 3 Who have tried and failed, just be a , ha, 1 ’ he § r tabure <8 6 He 6 bower, Miller, haw, terday, with about 6,000 headed, he can't fight. Melntyi enuse they were not natural lead psd SL ‘ t mitt ever, 1 Mitchie and turn | Present. The melee was played at| makes no exceptions. He'll fal ers. There's Tinker, already men 4 tence a4 ole The ancient obo. marke . him over t Gtht Mike Seward, and won by the club, 4 to eo he says—the bigger the Eetat Chase, Lajoie, Stovall j 1 ‘ feotte, Faber, | was who proved the undoing 5 t ad Yom, wh r “oo Wally” H late of the Van. Detter @nd Harry Davis, Boh Wallace * . tt te ng at the | Reds COAST LEAGUE oe : ‘anaitice 4 s couver Northw rn —_ leaguers Roger Peckinpavgh, Norman El Walter Malis admits that the ‘ . ‘ aes t.la wish to get t me promis. Pitched for the victors, while Hem-| son helped the Buicks win witli eres 900 others. Ames team may not win the > ‘oster, Hert Pe ett eae es be ; ; : z ghtweight enway, well known in local bush) timely hitting Maybe Bezdek has it—it tag in the Ghipbulldery’ (saque erb Pen ower, He did t. | ee : ; circles, was behind the Young — Watch out for the Pirates in 1918 thie season 5 hts Sen i pas ge and Kuiman worked for the losers The Moose team, of Seattle, A_ natural leader can go abou ieaderk nae: Lhe Shite Sax have |it Ai nome rune by the Browns | Oawend Erickson and Baum 1 game was filled with thrills,, triumphed over Newcastle, 9 vein the fir ning did 1 , ‘ nd went 11 intilags before the de Small and Harry made where he wants to with h pall ; hale ch 0; A I 1 ¢ G A won less than half the contests | Ray Fisher le just kept at it anc N mee plays Pw /Oas °TS | cidin ao elub have close decisions included in the| since they left the shelter of Chi.|mnn forthe pia. fist kept at it and cac oast Gunners n was collected up the winning battery. peace terms ae pact ass Chet Melntyre has offered to) fight anybody in San Francisco Umpire probably would like to PRACTICALLY E RY club and 1 * . Tnited Press Leased Wire —— wer —— —_- — —— Earl R. Goodw in Is AN FRANCISCO, July 31.—Olaf Word comes from Fort Casey The Evergreen Athletic elub lee promoter in Gesttie has put Boxing is already a favorite as) Bee re o's anor ataaoaty ! op aire »/Erickson and Spider Baum, of the! that the Tailored Ready dropped one : nd: fh @ bid for the services of 1 Gh ae nee Win as, (Canal Matches in pales | Among‘Those Present’ seais, head the « yue'pitsh+| of Seattle, quit Inthe tenth in, . [Witsoe and Dahle tookia Gama Leonard in Seattle when the light die Pinkman on the job, they Tennis Tourney On Safety Limit Earl R. Goodwin, former Portland ers, according to 1 average ning of their melee witn Fert | the hillock for th winhais (eight champion makes his trip to| goon will be doing the Russian i: : ) Cc € High sport writer, and a number of Ore- today. Erickson’s percentage is} Casey, thus forfelting the ; ; es ge Whe Pacific Coast some time in dance, too The fina es of the Playfield ause oO 1g gon's prominent athletes are mer and im $, Standridge m i August tennis t y are slated to be Billi bers or the tela hoanital 4 in thik: tis " game The Hibernians took a silo Dan Salt being a friend of mill thanded person| off t Competition w r illiard Runs tationed at American ier it dian Smith. act he Seals wil " he 1 gene cron Black: anoee Gibson, manazer of the new char s the best Russian dancer.| !t rious classes thi : Recent records made by cue . f ; SOME | A neton wae: tie loner ta, the, 5. einghy - Wan the nga pion, Austin & Salt may land the E an exception to the rule, y list shows that interest in the|! artists at three-cushion billiards (| -py « . ee ee eee ee eee fracas. however. game is growing |} are due chiefly to perfection in || 1 hinks Joe Rivers Se een oes i iIliard manufacture, and the . \HAVENT SEEN GE! WORD FROM SAN FRANCISCO Che ir Bit ero (Galfer: limiting of playe wa natete Is Long Lost Son DRAURLY ROMA, NO'ALL WE) ee the effect that Valley Trar Jalito a shot By Urited Treen forced W - ae fx to the ¢ nat Valley Tram SPS ks BAN FRANCISCO. July AROUND HERE IN Years { {COULD ceT || GRAVELY'S ee eens Prank Basricau , | Gridders Come Back |) «, metry , ghot limit, Bow. |! 4 seeing a published ploture of Jos — CELEBRATED Poa aw around for a bout. If Valley is a ef thus 5 ver, more than the perfected }| Ii \ wise youth, he had better keep sa Sicecigpocdlacl ab ny My d Wire table, is considered by experts )| Rivers, ightweight boxer, a mother . { t away from the Canadian middle SAN FRANCISCO, July 31,—But!) to be the cause for such high /|t@day wrote to a local newapa ay gs hewin Plug pe Weight, who got his start in Seattle _ two of California's football players |} inarka as 18 recently by Alfredo (| 88¥/05 she believes Joe is her | . ‘ BEFORE THE INVENTION under the guiding hand of Chet Mc will be in school this fall, These |} de Oro, in a practice game with || lost son. She has not seen Pi ‘OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH intyre two are under age. The rest of the|| Charles Ot) New York son for many years, but - a GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO Barrieau has been going like a ~ quad has ¢ red the call to the De Oro is practicing for hig || e® resembles hh gre MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY house afire in the South of late Those biras who got $50 for | colors cha nship mateh with Bob (|e 8 now in Los Angeles : WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. and is now Pacific Coust middle hitting the bull were a good Cannefax, at St. Louis, next fall. || : \ | NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT weight title ho! having won that deal more successful than the | The high mar ct ionst Gri ircul ace FRESH AND CLEAN ANDG: 2 , | 1ark in championship }| Gre . | OOD. honor from “Battling” Ortega ones who tried to throw it | Blooded Dogs May Be |} contests ts 12, held by De Oro $| Foe C irc x a € ALITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH saaice Stat | ? NI }) and William Hu | yens It alamaz |B WAN AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW —_——— | NEVER WEAKEN Bought Cheaply Now | pens 1n AlaMazoo | \ - ) Others who equaled De Oro at (| By United Prom Leased Wire WWW : ; 2 OF ORDINARY PLUG. | GAY CRUSADER WINS Walter Malls says he likes to With the enforcement of a de-|) running 18 at three-cushion are (| KALAMAZOO, July 81.—The NWA 4 ~_ PB Gravely Jothacce Cx Dunnis.ta. “YBNt%® LONDON, July 31—Gay Cru. kid the crowd when they get on fense of the a 7 ulation dog |} Charley Morin and Jess Lean, of 5| third Grand Circuit race meet of the j shows have n abolished in Eng: Chicago, and Pierre M ome, present season gets under way here i | re nag? eaay. him. Kid ‘om 6 right. Jland and some of the best show |} of Mexico City, MAO DORM, Say. | TOHAGiE word etches “al en? YH AN , REAL CHEWING PLUG = | Menond third. Proceeds from the automobile| 408% in the world are on the mar. This high mark of 18 even (| $2,000 purse “ 1) BILLY POSTER'S BILL races at Indianapolis will be used| ket at price that should prove |} may be surpassed soon, so fast §| —— BOARDS TELL YOU buy ambulance i Bie Sow tempting to America 00) e the nae o , 1 -_ a yuy ambular f rvice in| tempting merican importers. }are the three-cushion experts | Battling Ortega Is ABOUT IT — same ambulances at the Indianapo. Reese saint’ t| ai Ip for ¢ ‘hile - J : NE Stop Those Losses {js trick after the wat Marshall Allen to k Di ee al aie ae for. 9. hile she : We absolutely guarantee : Tr ack Dillc 4 | tone “Apaulea, SOU Mila " sy ; aino Tablets to stop losses | “After the war’? Say, when's Show Before Tacoma Pos i iH he Loser oe sareedtan tat anas tae ihee ae iron weakness or we will re-| that gonna be? Marshall Allen, Seattle tenn! PITTSBURG, July, Sennen Dil ei oh one ae a ht ne! soa Pomp sheyt F By mall, $1,00 star, and Neal Webber, of Tacoma, | lon was bested in a 10-round bout in|the matter. With one of hia ne ver box; 6 for $5.00 j are slated to tangle today in a net |the ball park here Saturday night b 1 EEE ES RRR eee RIGHT DRUG Co. ip READ STAR WANT ADS |e the in Tacoma, The Seattle boy| Harry Greb. Dillon did not seem to —_-—_— ff wen 2g | g gg mee ———— — * ». They'll probably use the ) traveling ) eyes, nothing serious, but he thinks he| | had better lay off long enough tc 1s the favorite. be in very good shape. |be Ko met off long enough t ‘| l 1111 First Ave., Seattie