The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1917, Page 12

STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 1917. PAGE 12 $—That Probably Isn’t Very Much. BY ALLM OW, DON'T WORRY, + is THE DOINGS OF THE DUFF SPORES AND COMICS Outbursts of Byrett True. YoU OUGHT TO BO GREATLY PC seD ve 1 TAKE ENOUGH INTEREST IN You TT ‘saa Tat You GET A PLGASANT VACATION TRIP INSTEAD Of GROWLING WHEN L A ASK You To CARRY A FAW LITTLE THINGS To THS STATION! f VM NOT SO SURE ABOUT GOING AWAN FORA VACATION = ITS Teo EY PeNSiVe. — HELEN WANTS TO GO WEL 1o,Tom! (ve coy Some Good NUWS For Nov! I've Got A Leave OF APSENCE SO 1 CAN GO ON Movie YACATION we i _| i've GoT ENousK . [VSANEO DP To GO A DOLLAR A DA As Noe GuesT | DON'T See HOW |! uy Yov ExPect TO BURN | AWM THING DP ; iy ry elec ——, | WELL, ye Been THAT AIN'T muen? [) Joerris” M% yawae éM . A DAY RIGHT To A PLACB THAT CosT6 TEN THAT Ain'T hls actealiae sul | ALona DOLLARS A DAN ge oe, a ei M mM rHe wrth Yout = THE MEALS EXTRA pies PANING You Bhan - i Bas Taal ARMY “THAT YOU | | | CAM TALK So Free? ¢ “ “7s By Condo Nh ISQUIR RRE L FOOD -Learn How to Swim. BY AHER pal a 4a sible [ESS OPTEN PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART] | BESIDES USING THE ARMS FoR DiS THES 5 oF) You ARE AN EXPERT SWIMMER WN OTHE ART OF SuamminGe AND IN SIGNALS “THEY ARE ALSO HANOY FoR FLOATING 15 A GREAT Tete case Tae -Tnucy | AND ELIGIELE “To LAY AROUND RM ONE WHEN IN DEEP WATER PULLING “THE ANATOMY BELOW Your | ASSET IN TH SG - Te td te nr sein VeATHeR DUSTERS MECHANICALLY] | SHOULDERS ALONG SUSPENDED Rom A] CLEVER HAND MADE SHinieH nBove ON “THE BEACH WITH THE REST TROLLEY JUST FAR ENOUGH FROM FLO0R] CLEARLY EXPLAIN THE EXERCIS OF “THE SAND-FLYS- é. THO 816 (DEA Wi SwieriNG 16 ONLY ONE ORECTION AT AL TIAL To KWEP THE HEA UP OUT OF | CAN BE TAKEN WHILE IN OATER AND WATER THE MAJORITY OF THE | ONTS BALANCE 15 ESSENTIN. FOR TMC ~ THE FOLLOWING SHOULO BE | MAKING HEADWAY-AN HOURS WORK v "7 ‘ , or " a \ 6 Peet wen VRACTINES 4 HOURS OLY - WAL? thee oP daoe ntcnemao Msg [pa pieant dys ety ig we Yo “TOUCH (T, NECK ROPE WILL. TO MAKE YOU PROFICIENT IN FLORT- FAL A TUB WITH MUD AND “THE 1 nipbecar tat te met t (en TE KNACK VING | | WATURALLY CHOKE ANO GREAT SPEED] IG - PRACTISE UNTIL BALOON Lo eoscntorol | REST WATER- THEN PLACE PLAT Rom]! Dt Pa des YOUR L866, FOUND SO VALUARLE FORWARD Wit. BE MADE TO SEVER | RANG GUALTES- Koyey Qh MEAD AND STRIVE "TO KEEP LEAAN 0 ? v IN “THE ACQUATIC SPORT ~ ROPE BY RAZOR- PRACTISE | HOUR w it BQUa La RIUM ~ mtn ase Two WOURS PRACTISE FROM Pau Now, LISTEN! WHEN You See ME WAVE THE RED FLAG Down THEeRe You WAVE Your. FLAG, TOO, AND LET NO ONE PASS S WE'LL BE- BLASTING. LET NO owe PAss! IT's | DANGERWS: Se oTcHA, raf weir, AS 1 uve, HERE COMES Murt! 2 HAVEN'T SEEN HIM SINCE HE THREW M& DOWN THe STAIRS! DIDN'T you see ME wAVE Tre RED FLAG, myuTTe THERE'S THE SIGNAL! THEY'RE GOING To BLAST AN SALT, manager of Eddie Campi. Pacific Coast feather weight champion, today tele peabed a challenge to Jimmy manager of Johnny Kilbane, as bout between Kilbane and Campi for the world’s feather weight championship. “There is no doubt but that Campi at the present time is the) ‘class of the country’s feather. weights,” declared “Caruso” Dan after dispatching the challenge. “Kilbane’s sho’ with Benny invade ith the hope jon of the continued Dan. “He ve to remain in his own class, and there {s no one bet “ter fitted than Eddie Campi to mix up with him in a battle to de cide whether or not he is really the next man in the featherweight fe White Sox Open in “CARUSO DA has not as yet formulated any plans regarding the match, but says he would be Quaker Town Today | Willing to stage it in the East, or > put it on in Victoria for 15 rounds BY H. C. HAMILTON ’ {f the proper accommodations can United Press Staff Ce be secured. NEW YORK, Aug. 3. The local fistic promoter seems| White Sox open today at Phil- confident that Campi |s ed for adelphia two fyll games in the the fracas and that Kilbane’s beat lead of the Red Sox, the ing at the hands of Leonard is the Tigers and tne Indians come Deginning of the end of him as| East to battle with the Yan a featherweight champion ker ind Red Sox for third | nant Camp! is listed among the top-| and second place. the I hotchers of the boxing game. Of Both the Cleveland and Detroit | series Totemites Will Hold “NS | Final M nCHATIF a se : ea YOU Would Not Throw Fig —and— e so far be nsidering the iitter The Three-Cushion Billiard league having awarded its PAULO franchises, we will now take a pen) nap. tees | The program consists of about 20 events, including dashes for Golfers who played in these stroke matches for the Red Cross elther hed to tell the trate poys and visiting cbi y races, tug-of-war etc.; followed te is «6does not from the Tate he has been receiving consid-|clubs have been gullty of causing | speak well for the dinals, with goat patriotic a ball ¢: ‘erable mention in the New York | gobs of trouble for the champions | Whom they open a series this after bias |tween the Pirates, the | b ‘ Sipe. When in Gotham as s|this year noon champions tor 19 You should be just bantamweight, Eddie made a big Either club is like to assault all stars, composed of | Bit by his showing of boxing skill |th n ea a the other teams in the as eager to save that Boston position, and the Barry comedy ts P ho} and not having heard of him for scrappers y get a severe bi entage o 0 or t r some little time, the big city writ-|in their pennant fight Johnson tent am, and a V able h Mave axious to nee 'him in ac | Cleveland will get first crack at|versary as an America atteracon is. anti . amount whenever tion again. It is possible that a|the champions, opening a series to alized an old-time Johnson vie watches will be | bl Kilb: lamp! bout may be put on | day m. The Tigers will be | tor winning baseba | Poss} e in Ni York before boxing is ban- vi the Yankees. While the Every Brooklyn hit safely | tontial prizes w | ned after the first of the year. Red Sox are battling the twojas they departed from Cincinnati — ; “ winners of the v | : haar strong Western clubs, with 6 viele e day of miracies ts not | public acre Cei an cies ee i AN OLD-TIME follower of the should be making hay, fc Dave Danforth saved the game| over: The Portland club has |to attend. M have proven to thousands of mitt slinging game went into rap I meeting the Athle for the White Sox and then tripled) f!nally won a ball gome from Cavanaugh’s band | Men and Young Men that we do tures of joy after seeing Abe Gor. |#"4 Senators, two clubs the bases fu San Francisco. | | actually save them Ten Dollars on 4 don step thru his paces in Austin Should give them little trouble en hits and five runs in two| Canadians won't l'Wiilie Ritchie ‘ } Vashi itchie to | every Suit at our k in second | fr brew has a world of stuff for a/F but ' leti youngster. He is fast, shifty, —— ee = brat dh yeral knockout ; i ee ne sarets) Anockotts Wilson § Says Keep Seward Wins Alaskan 8 was a triumph for & Salt’s gymnasium. The little He- Phillies today are ba » Ath ace in the Nat tonal leag od allies unless w Battle Last Time }} By United Frees Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.—Wil Upstairs Prices CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—President “ ee | le Ritchie will do a Patt! tonight | {| Micrtes as a second Ate AL Up League Games| Baseball Championship when he makes “positively his last tell By United Press Leased Wire With the help of several Seattle | appearance” in the ring at the box i L i « show for “I want to show how I can scrap semi-pros, Seward won the “Alas- benefit of the new fm Seattle,” he stated yesterday. “I Wilson sees no reason to curtail | kan world series” by defeating An-| California artillery regiment. John q 4 E é league baseball schedules, owing to | chorage fe ny McCarthy, Ritcht cl don't believe there is any one In ‘ks horage in two straight games, iie's «ancient et these s who can step tow fast (the War, according to a message | rival, ‘will mest him toe me . wo received in Chicago, This ts the| ree executive's reply today to expres | Mayme McDonald Is | ‘Three umpires worked In a 4 ions fro} esidents Jc : WE COX, the one man who te | SCs from Presidents Johnson and | game in New York, Almost over Jess Willard, fightless heavy- Worta's wories this. fall | TACOMA, Aug Mayme Mo| ‘o'* j ' Basebal alll | weight champion, has gone Jess ss | Donald, woman's te ¢ aria the canary of the cabarets, one better again and is now in the A of the nis champion nnn! » several ¢ 4 r . ° University of Washingto 5) can ances, but not the} - Pomavy. Wrestling Chamyiion | paying true to form in the net tour. Russian dance like Eddie Pinkman, | philip nr ee, n é p m in the net tour Won, Lost, Pet t Unlike Willard, Cox tried hard to \ |ney here, and today taker D get into both army and marine Is Among Drafted} Kae tage ee ee | oe reer cee mere ever “a q Corps, but was refused as being | By United Press Leased Wire : | saw Eddie do that Russian | Putiadeionis 7 40 q overweight, altho pronounced a| ANITA, Iowa, Aug. 3 Wrestling | os ae perfect specimen of manhood Champion Earl Caddock’s honey-| Jackson Bought by : | a «sk Sed moon has been cut short. Ei > ® » WILLIE MEEHAN and Joe hastening home today from § I ittsburg Pirates D y r Bit ee ? O d 25 | Bonds may tangle in Tacoma in the Dakota for examination in the| Wire 0 our it New vere 1 an 4 near future. There is talk of this draft army, | Outfielder J : Brook ‘ bout between the two heavyweights - | Jackson, late of the Spokane club for ammies Philadelphia. 6 We feature Hirsh has been purchased by the Pirates Not the ordinary clothes which you Wickwire Clothes—the usually see at the above prices, but finest in America. Clothes which YOU will be proud to } The sporting editor of The Star, while on a visit to Ameri- can lake, last Sunday, noticed } the woeful lack of athletic par. aphernalia, The men were playing baseball without enough balls or bate, get busy and see that petition.” A picnic at Madrona will } this te speedily remedied. if {) A! Now York 0-8. Mt. Lous , , : | | follow the games every true sportsman in Seattle {At Washington 4, Detroit 2 will do his bit for the boys, we }| At Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 4 J e ae Ply %f Dee | Competitive Sports to | : | Be Continued Again|90-Pounders Wind Up By United Press Leased Wire WALTER MAILS NO WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—Follow. Their Ball Season jing the advice of the secretary of| The 90-pounders finish thelr base a ER AMES BOSS ad the National Collegiate Athlet-| ball season today at Walla Walla ¢ association has decided to co! yfie! ? A levee. roneried Thursday |‘ont pee ue Ae 1 to con-| playfield, with all 10 teams in com ~ that Walter Mails, the south. | ¥ paw pitcher, who jumped the Portland club to manage the | Nonparcils and Renton Chicago 6 Boston 4 Cleveland ‘ “ 1 wear, for they are Right in Style, Right This Store Closes Satur- a ae t in Quality and have the finest tailoring day Nights at 7 o’Clock, Ames team, in the Shipbuilders’ | oT : Fishing Best Now league here, had resigned as to langle Sunday | ‘* ‘ se ee fie, bate ana binant tecue cad E pilot. The Nonparells ahd the Rentoa| of Season, Claim : ‘ n i Whether or not Mails leaves {clubs will clash Sunday afternoon| 5 conditions are better at ana rl that ia Pe “ipa is ee ae the ciub could not be ascer- | at Dnugdale’x park. The Renton club nt time than at a Ol thal ald A ei £ i: y period tained. ‘Toots’ Agnew hi has defeated the Nonpareils, who| since the opening of the ina ae. en mentioned as Mails’ suc- will be out for blood. The game] cording to expert rt 3 . expert foll a or. will be called at 2:30, Walton. if re supplied with them, Send donations to the Sporte- men's fund, Seattle Star, ° © 6, Portiand 7 Oakland 6, At Ban Fra | At Vernon AA rnin At Balt Lake 10, Low Angeles é.