The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1917, Page 8

STAR—WEDNESDAY, THE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—At Looks rf f IF You WADA | TOM, lout A NEw IATHMe SUIT “To TAKE ALONG ls] WHAT DO You “Think | By Condo | WANT You Y THES DECENT i} reo it? ~— Over i AND You wtca PAIR OF RUBBER 1 THOM You'Ré | Boors KOW You'd) i] A RARDARIAN » BE ALL FIXED f DRESSING LIKE r Ow Here? TOM, BerFoRe You GO HEW suIT THE ONCE AUG. 8, 1917. PAGE 8 as Tho It Might Fit the “Y So You cor A. NeW ONE Too! Now LOT MO Tee r To Give MY Baby REMEMBER NOW, ra | \GOING To TRACK You Ta bad dA) | Mou “Tat Wwuve, we GOT To GeTw THAT Se Sur wer APTER . SPENDING A LOT OF MON®M FOR VT 1 Instead of the Nurse, BY ALLMAN —- JUST PvT IN YOUR GRip WHEN WE START mS BUT, | Have A BATHING SUIT, SWIM wHenl | yl] GkT To THe MR. ODFF pry A SHORE | t ] jor THE vacation = | TRIP V / i ! 4/ | | BY AHERN gs KD THINK ° You WouLD ve SQUIRREL FOOD You Said It, Benny. CHEERED UP ‘ e - OUT NERE IN CLose rae COMMUNION Wite DAY WENN. SHS “THis NATURE ¢ TV OF A FELLA TRAINING THEM SAVAGE ANIMALS WONDER TUL = Hur? Nov fou 50 much! Saveo C000 Cre Hee your Moree tamow A) (GO AMEAD ANC an 2) THERE ! TST fox THAT, ane THS~ COFFEE & ROLLS ww TEST SONGS ANO DANCE | WHAT Ove ' ( ¢ af A GUT wHaT WHY GASY — - Heat Abbasid { 9018 GET ON tH’ | a ‘it RIGHT Si0E ( } { $0 much To ( Nor RIGHT SiDe OF ‘EM 4 “ily tH’ ouTsive ! TRAIN WILD ant! y ' ) or em THAS ALL es - ANIMALS ¢ - sash m 4 5 . ¢ < ; “4 ) Cuow ? 4 MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Was Simply Doing a Little Inside Job. A LOAD O® swAaGc! / \ THAT'S GETTING ‘7NDER TH of Louis > fellow who is, middlewei | first trip ; May again thriv seems that. following h-White fight ty mountain vi “ au sickening slip to obliv and has been conti: to itself further into the murk il Newman took a hand. [The Lakeside Stadium has been by Newman, who, together Tack Kanner, staged a num Of fights in Denver in days ee ae eS neat ) ( THeRe! Even THouGH ‘ | HE ONLY WAY To Be l THEY Pick THE Lock | For THE Love oF “MIKE, vHeSE BIRDS 1s ye our S\ THeRe’s Ting A TWO | BURGLARS RoBded THe wit “em! Beieve me, |} by. fou BAR AckOSS | HOUSE NEAT Dock LAST PLL IK 1T So THEY'LE / THE Doo THEY MIGHT. IT SAYS ‘They , NECER GET IKTD OU y | Have To RECKON PICKED THE Lock \ Room’ ie ee WITH. THE oN LY WAY AND 60T AWAY WITH “~— Ase | (way ae ¥' GoTra e Or | A ~Y Sa ~~ Mm veOT Ts) (56 Saw Go MeN OO Trine eA, 6eéT IN rm He ANYONE CAN Now wold BE BREAIe Dewss Door wr the city will take kind Tevival seems to be ass the talk that is going of Denver sporting circles to Abe Gordon, who is in Seattle, after putting in sev Months in Denver. ‘That Newman HE FOOLED MACH | A. Ad attelet Is is im the good Bf et least one newspaper Captain in Army is shown by Jack Carberry’s | Adar matchmaker sriteap in the Denver Express, as|) Athletics Turned Larry Kopf Loose; Now | club, ba Miiiaver can keer ’ ict . i ot the | Victo . ne ene He’s Making Good for Matty. of the Victoria bes and ly will Tt all der ~——ew inittee, has secured Oter. If the as captain in the army at th ted fairly and sidio Eddie Pinkman Was is no better town in America the success of the game “Newman cives his promise that One shady deal will find ts i Too Well Known n, Eh? re for Newman and bis bac 7st agg od Worden that he r Baird eae | are getting into the of the BIDDY PISHOP, former czar of oe cy og nt ming in Tacoma, writes a Seattle oe gp a ee @ that he has picked up a new him and one of the : ope. The big ow whore the soldier heard of mous is Dick O'Brien, stands 6% punch tn time to make a fn his tootsies, and. with a lit a ee teaching. will be able to lick | 7 Ad | sik Eee, thinks Biady Early Dreams Spills JACK DEMPSEY, the Salt Lake! Beans at Columbus, O heavyweight, who packed up his Sy Valed Pree tenet Wie ; Mag ant bagcage and hied for COLUMBUS, 0 « 8 Bait Lake with a promise to ret Dreams surprised the . “after he had been ed for a her day t inning dont with Frank Farr b by $5,006 a ake from Bus Bred Tuite, the portly matchmaker Lasste, favorite @ the Dry Dock club, wants to 7 come back to Seattle and be match ea all over again for a battle with mer. Jack, who is now in San Fran _ tise ) Where he has been doing real Strachan Returned Victor Over ex-King By United Press Leased Wire SOUTHAMPTON, N 8 in a letter to his friend, Joe Johnn ats iss an a ees ad ked out Al Norton, recentl esterday, Among bia victims war ime knocked himself ont of a meal Frederick Ale de forme ieket in California, as there are Teal Ghanian oe oe Mo other heavies for bim to battle i Paul Clyde Clerk of | Navy Militia at U. W. THE GORDON Abe and Sammy, & BROTHERS, | nder the w ) fal eyes of Brother Hymen, « Connie Mack is generally re- | .265, a mark rarel Paul Clyde, U. of W. t : ‘ , 265, 3 y reached by ra ma is we . f ; f | thro a workout garded as one of the craftiest Shortstops in the last en lete, has on named ais nist of dibs eae see pa heotthey Roepe a Bi Those in the Draft “Boon at Austin of managers | years clerk at the naval militia t i tren lightest and strongest plate known.) Tommy Clark, lightweight box Stop Those Losses vm that was som It in baseball history that he In 10 recent games, Kopf was at|camp on the campus foes not cover the roof of the!er of more or les nute tn the We absolutely guarantee the The two Gord has been abie in the past to [bat 39 times, scored 11 runs and|_. . Barrieau — Watsor uth; you can bite corn off the Northwest, was among those se famous 21 Tablets to stop losses hi Jon 16 hit Nat @ au ¢ 1 mo exchanging blow pick youngsters who in a year | made 16 hits for an avera 8.;Pormer Lincoln (¢ rid cob; guaranteed 15 years. ted the draft. Tommy 1s from weakness or we will re Tin anything res or 60 justified his judgment |In the Reds’ wir : : Are fig re aT of Be eda ee eine turn y oy aust nilina Wan Sila anode Gee 1 Lap Star Joins U, §. N Are to. Box Tonight) ais acon veceesesees B3,00 and working in one of the urn your money By mail, $1.00 me thru with great base- | East, he was responalble Star Joins U.S. Navy !ny cnited press Lessed Wire j ann, shill ver box; 6 for $5.00 ho is the younger of ball talent and ability scoring of more runs than any of! Cecil Coates, former Lincoln high; OAKLAND, Aug. 8.—Frank 616 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 RIGHT DRUG Co. arning to take them| It was Mack » fc is teammates, his batting being /qchoo! football man, has donned |rieau and Red Watson wi Rear Sete: te $5.00 Ideal Weather for eee ae psd chin from the clever Abe 4 ich players as F more Cnportune than that of his/navy blue at the university train-|in a four-round bout at the Emery. | Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.99 1aca eather tor — aia ie. loes it real well lin Jack Barry, Jack parder hitting teammates, Rousch, | ing station. ville Arena tonight. The pr 1 4 ester Mi : ant 1 1 atiol i ena t © proceeds White crowns . $3.00 Western Golf Mee Dnlean Abe is able to get a match | Fr r and Waille Schang, |Chase, Griffith, Groh and’ Ne Pp shicas th sey x( Steet vain the near future, Hymen tn tua: le sudemant ofa (when Kot waa atven ia vemiiar [ies of the scrap will be donated to the jacia tilings . 00 UP iy United Prem Leased Wire | Gends taking bim to Portland and|player been wrong berth this spring, Matty was pretty | 1 rapshooters Are mente Ce 0 BEEOOY V8 stiver_ fillings BasCant on BURG Wout tlahie Mining up a 10-round fre for hin t there is a young player in| freely criticised r ee . ‘ ' 3 ‘ast and many Middle West places | ine up a 10 d fracas for him) bu sa young player in| freely criticised, Working for Meets Platina fillings Fonrosdated, “ike toute cee ateat MAKE NO MISTAKE with some fast ba ¢ t 1 e tod P r Athy expect t k 1 i = lim et antamwelght in ts National 1 ag 1 > who ‘. hae n wate ? o make With the Northwest hoot | W t $100,000 Infi ld All work guaranteed for 8 yearal junior cha ‘ re ; alth te pouver, Wash nowing that Mack's judgment is | anyth of a player passed up by » Ne wes rapshoot an i nfiele oat Fore Bieu'taken ip the jnorn ch hip ¢ ie ' “Abe is particularly anxious to!not infallible Mach » the most frequent |ers’ association meet — set for Sah A f t evend met tenth anme day, Exam. |ern Golf association opene Sikes with Willie Vetro or Bud| Back in 1914, Mack secured Lar-| comment Blaine, August 19, and the Grand! to Get in Charity Mix, taatton and advice free, at Bxmoor Country alt Widiey,” wald Brother Hymen yes Kopt ) understudy for Ba How does Matty doa lot of American handicap but iy United Brees Leased Wire * of Cana" | weather was ideal torday. ry, who shortstopping then, |things might easily be the answer, time off, local trapshooters s PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8A e Stan “ Saas ; ee fie held onto him two years and| Anyway Matty has made Kopf a|ting busy aakaay Bein NAW ee eo Test of Time | A CAMPAIGN 18 ON in Phila-|then sent him back to the Interna-| high-grade infielder, a hard and tween the Giants and the famous J Fi cih pP Be oe oa f nt for all con te gue e did mel er and a u ple ad Ve or 2 > old etic n eir 00,06 oho 0 * OO! ne will satisfy eipbie to tind the host ightwoight| 1 aback le hoodie ined Fey iis rand @ valuable add!-/ Walter Johnston Is HAIMA OT hac vatattt Ok Lup tron (eae noh caicee aiiamers ene | moat ‘exactin the Quaker village, and then|Kopt was enough to keep | tion to his be iP | Spee . ntlold, for the benefit of the Red | Mee tested our work When coming | R atch bim with Benny Leonard. | *rings on ——— | _ Winner Over Sibley | Cros was suggested here today. | vur"otties, be sure you are inthe f MEET Segue arty MeGovera| This year, with the Reds, Walter Johnston holds a lead of All former Athletics not now with | tent piace. Dring thiw-ad with you | exniaval jending the list. Nay, nay: not| Kopf has proved one of the BUI iL BROS. 60 to 39 over Chase Sibley, North: |Counle Mack will be in the Hast R paraly ie Terry of ye olden daye, but a| strongest links in Matty’s in [west three-cushion billiard cham. |'Y¢ ltter part of next month Cut - Rate ae TONvuRe tiem “Woining youngster who has copped| field chain Just Printers |pion, as the result of the first Dentists ated by wearing the | ison the monicker of the former demon| — His fielding has been excel | 1018 THIRD MAIN 1043} {block played last nig ey Re superiors itation d jblock — played a night at the r ove its superior. dith yes " tion wh the rhog. lent and he has batted about READ STAR WANT ADs a 207 UNIVERSITY 87. eid DR. Macy Pope-Sibley parlors. Labeled hessd ed ddd hiiledl 4 eo Hard-Fought Matches Staged in Meet on Seattle Courts WHAT'S THE rpe4 OF THIS PERCH, Jerr? GoInG to RAWE CHICKENS: | Baseball ann. ; AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorites continued to rule 7 ee Won Lost. Pet. In the second day's matches of “vi o.sae., sobs 6 & on the Washington State Tennis i Results in State Kid ¢ upid Scores + 3 sy tourney on the courts at Sum Tennis Meet Vi t O A ‘ e. oe mit ard Madison: yesterday { ictory Over Austin . : & The feature te Now On Ki red a vic-| Washi: 45 iat aise ‘ P ps } Men's Singles tory Austin, popular | PBiade gis eattle, and Miss Ma eator ) . : Ar ’ port nnie is to take re P ed ch age L naian icant of Maiithahaw ; . a bride 17, Miss Mary = York 7, Detroit 1 st: but was unable te Wa How, 6-1, 6 § | NATIONAL LEAGUE te w ne clever local “= - ‘ 2 en . Won ae — Homie, 4-6. 6-2 Joe Gorman Is Good | xe er - &2 , } t Doing rh Dive . 3 deeeyial ana oases bam Womens sings fA) Hig h I IVE | Cini cf doubles and will be on the job ado 4 Mina Dempee i Ania ain ae Bhd, “1 63 himself to win hi 1 i lig peat Gra po ‘ge e prt ae Joe COAST LEAGUE Hemis, who showed considerable at { stax lash say he dept at it Wor time Mixed Donbles { ‘ . . Elks’ Gym Is Closed Marshall Allen was seen in ’ "AS Ree . bie ca chad he tnanronas: F Being Cleaned a Bit over F. J. Webber after the The I ' am is under loser had put up a game fight g a paint and = cleaning ss that w kee it closed for ap Van Kuran ame, saw 8 time, ac rding to one of the conquered. Dr, Spledel wa 0 vers of the athletic commit-| his vietin ee. | | Long railise snd deuce D E Ken Williams Taken games marked the day's play ing Wilsc Mattice W ence and 1 in n event on Pringle, the Tacoma entry, will play a double match today with Shannon as his partner. Cnmcsite FrecasPaterson Us. In Draft for Army) Hy United Press Leased Wire PORTLAND, Aug. §.—Ken Wil 1 a luge | he the draft iformation re. hin yesterday Tommy Clark Among LUNDBERG co, Bidg., 813 Second Aveume,