The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1917, Page 6

STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. 18, 1917, PAGE 6 THE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—-Olivia Must Have Som ething on the Bottom BY ALLMAN | NO, TRY IT AGAIN spi om Louie Seka vrei b= doae ——— [ Bot, Nou ARB YOU kippine || Now AND TAKE Outbursts of Everett True. > ' HAVE Nour Wert, Wows! |sTie Have Me? —_y)| BOTH FEET OFF '— SWIMMwe- FEET ON THE e THis * I ONE FooT cece | The Borrom, AND d. a On THE WICK 5 BoTTOM L wren Tf | BoT on Gwe €AcCH OF MV FRIENDS + ‘ HERE A SPADE, A HOE AND A RAKGS UL THEY HAVE PROMISED TO CUT OUT THEIR CONSTANT ARGUING ABOUT WHO BARTSD THE WAR, OND gam SQUIRREL FOOD—Outside of That He Had a Good Night's Sleep BY AHERN | BO SOMETHING TO HELP v . STOP IT! CHARGES ; , r . = — —— aa sini - : | To my * > ‘ THERES A | MR BALAY Benny! | i ACCOUNT I! @& . i . (Ween WHAT jymen cae meauy NaN ven! $ a 2 \ 2 2 ) | ee tty ee > NO \ Ree YOU DOWNSTAIBS Yn vecur as | \ PACKAGE — + 1 Wuatis | \ \ ror at } LET IT THE RE | . ‘ id ie wt / ‘as GET IT in otH! | | . ~ ‘on 2 e J MORNING | | ii} | Tok Maa r wo TS TURES NG THRT “THE NEPHEW, NOTICE — WEVE USED ur SO THE FATAL LILAC SUSPENDERS ~ Ratokis tm un MASTER “aT TiS AS iM HS POSSESSION THE LAC MUGH SPACE FOR SYNOPSIS WE FEATURING COTYY PLUMDAFFY 4 . SUSPENDERS TORASCO HOTSTUFF HAVENT 00M OM THE Fim FoR BORT CARRYING THE NEPHEW 1% HEADED F W SAMABA DESERT ve CAMPS ON WS “TRAN PICTURES ( Ju5T Ling A ACOULAR ATO HANGOVER World’s Records May Fall When These | Speed Demons Get Busy in New York ' Basebal All Set for Lawyers’ | Tourney at Jefferson. AMERICAN LEAGUE Play In the lawyers’ handi- jarrangements. The list of entries Was tat Bet with their handicaps, follow: Ed Hill's Comment age , 48 cap golf tourney is expected 808, ee z bh ~ to get under way in real ear- (21) ve HM. Hall on Sports “a es et ea | ae ss i nest on the links at Jefferson C. Hughes ($) va : 4 ‘ park during next week RH. Evans (13) vay . ne Privadelphia +6 © The meet will be run off by ™ et oat T WOULD APPEAR THAT SOME OF THE OLD favorites ane . ew « 4 ee tn tae i Oke of other days in California, Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers, for At fe Washingt : Cloke ae ae te instance, have taken a new lease on thelr fistic life Rr aero cone ke lea wit ue nee oe i¢ showed much of his championship class in his bout with 1 on be mane pravee "}e Cones Tommy McCarthy reently, while Joe Rivers has been going at a — vn pretty good clip of tate. He recently fought Willie Moppe a whirl wae While the tourney is slated for ' Wind draw, and was given the popular decision by most of the news Philadeiphie “ the Jefferson Park links, matches papers, if not by the ringside judges * ‘ $23) May be played on other courses by Wem, Sreoee CV Then there is Oakland Frankie Burns and Frank Barrieau, who at bed H ti, 28reement. Play will be in ac RG. Wright (21) e with the rules of the L association first round matches must be ys 34 ‘A. Spirk (20) are also stepping along at something resembling their old-time pace jleau, by the way, is now under the management of Fred Winsor, who is seeking a bout for him in Los Angeles. Frank has just about Cleaned up in the middleweight division around California. Seattle ae ayed on or before Thursd Aug. | 4) fans would, no doubt, like to see him in action here pinta 0, and the second round matches (5) wtih ~ COAST LEAGUE | _, before or on Sept. 6. One week | 4%" pie UNLE BARRIEAT 8 et at k with — ret is allowed for the playing of each Barnard he Some matches on the Coast before fonship a » round Alex Be jong it appears that the midd owing agvinst K «sti! A silver cup has been hung up| Munn (# . ie 2 Weight class, which flourishe: w that I wa wlan bd {ii |for the winner of the meet, who 1 Levine (19. J. N. Ivey (11) /Galifornia under the reign of na that K co a4 440 Will also come into possession of | % Ballinger (20). O. B. Rupp (34) thing” Ortega as char will fan hter and never pir: 4a! ‘Oaktand the W. W. Reed challenge cup, do- | **,° He preaton C19)” Clay Au ao ve n ed that decistor At Ban Francioce 3, Sait Lake 1 nated ast year. Appropriate | LOUIS CHEVROLET RALPH DBPALMA At Lee Angeles 14, Yoraye prizes will also be given the run-| BOSTON, Aug, 18—Chief Mey- | back into the dis« tliat the featherweixt intg their own for a wh ; pets : . 4 nerup and finalists. W. E./ers, late of the Brooklyn | 9 sassy THE BOSTON RED SOX a ye from 1)many érive » front, but ,tomebite. Bargain Matinee Is |Froude, Alpheus Byers and Marion|has been” signed by the Basta ee m ¥ . @go won their 1916 pennant wit Sheeps| Barney Oldfield. De Palma, The race will bring tc ona) Pane © * wards form the comn tt a: “KID” DOBIE and Spa a drive on t nat, Waster tri so, aalalead eee % will be on |fastest drivers Bill This Afternoon! ea ; pmittee on ' Braves. Ting partner of ( world ds nd may deve! methi Ames and Duthie and verca Detroit and Ch a few re the Los! they ¢ Angeles mitt sii in § nto, thelr two d rival pd ina! In addition to the main event types of ma k 4 the Dry Dock tle, dropped in today Today the Red Sox are in first tune up| De Palma will go after records ( 4 and Che ited to furnish the double-header Be and Reed were willing and glad | piace by a margin of one point m1 to 10 m using a yew sald to have something th rnoon in the 8 fo donate their se es to The and they are on the ng off tor, sald to be the |sleeves to surprise th caus ot the mentite Btar's benefit boxing show on Aug. | of the West. The bi ear ané ar ubed th kn a6 lnante Sach and ; in their next ¥ cago Reed injured hi a heavy article while Work, according to Dobi Bes serine, rah Walter Cox Bin, Many Prizes Up for Old Joe Slump Ison Bie newt” nian sy. Star’s Bicycle Race White Sox Club Now recen SPEND NEXT lining for tis bout ody ne ware ype Interest in the Seattle Star's | Firestone Tire th the Good BY H. C. HAMILTON Jare: Steele, Pittsburg; Prende- | SUNDAY fit card. Present indications point prion Labor day bicycle race started en. ° Rut ber Co. and the United Proms Staff cepondent mast, Chicago; Hornsby, St. Louis; _ to the matchmakers havi aig oting Mabel) with leape and bounds, with an 1U. 8. R Co. have assured us NEW YORK, Aug. 18—In | Fisher, Pitt Groh, Cincin Sl ON BEAUTIFUL Mp @ new opponent for Harry, as entry of more than 25 boys the = that able prizes will be forth the throes of a batting slump [nati; Griffith, Cincinn Zimmer. Winston Gower, seems to be keep-| : } second day after the ery hem that rivals all other historical (man, New for Wilhoit, New ow fost endeavors, the White Sox | York; Nea Cincinnati; Clarke, ing under cover pretty weil since) Mary Browne Winner | forms were published ter early nard MacAdar today are back in second pl Cincinnati; Burns, New York d - =) Harry made it known that he was . Aitho those who en y second place incinnati rns, Ne rk, an i cucions to get pate to the ring Ov er Molla Bjurstedt are receiving low race numbers ave Arthur —-and their second best hitting Reuther, Cincinnatl. that he was gla of an « inity By United Press Leased Wire and will be placed in the front dD. 7 124 eguiar is doing his ball play Ty Cobb is crowding .400, with vit ft " atl BOSTON. Aug 1 M >) starting row when the event is Tr ‘4 Ing on the bench. ar erage th week . 84. Tris to do battle with him free gratis. flary | 9 g « 2° Browne of ( omnia ° , started, every one will have an N Ir-y Hap is the only mem- | Speake pcond, with .349, and i ada Molia Bjurstedt, noted Norwe equal chance to come in a win. | ¥ oO 912 45th ave.: 6, Ray-jber of the ked to, win an |Georme at with 348 | phd WAGNER, star of 1o pet star, in their match here | ner, because the event will be | mond Ie 0 Spr s ican league pennant who Other ters in the Amer eal football circles, has come to teraay longer than last year, and will , . en bidding for a .300 size aver-|can are red ont Ree em eeree, $0, ROX be a test of endurance, as well- |. Raymc ¢ sth ave.lana. Guat or teal waxt,| Hamilton, #1. Loule; Ruth, Bos the sho c : 1a, ins . eeaal N G 6423 10th| with 277. Eddi ne at or ssell, Chicag Russell, padded is ¢ Shipbuilders Winners db esse eye 10, J Rarton, 4318| Jackson are 4 bse: ch, Datrolt! OWAE | er ane tae Over AllStar S 1} t by the B. F. Go e and R Vere Vane third place among man, Clevela ok used a few f ur quac lace coisa bihave. 8 Ul Fil Caston||with 270 and 376 go gy The Summer Season is at its height—the weather is right ease on , nite Ae tae Fa08 050 Main at Harian Williams, | Re t i; Gs aon tea denotes \anmua kedinee, os he trip delightful and the accommodations better than ae ae 5 en out the 829 t ave: 14, Arthur Cottrel, | be itter, with 1B Wwintos Ff ce deteata} ever Sel openers € The Goodr thand | st. N.W Thomas | yk mee king of the| Ruth, Boston, t 17 and lost Barents to ¢ rou Veal ‘ rare Ni 1¢ He ward | Federels, is making a valiant fight §. Cicotte, Chicago, has won 18 sues, the] Yen 10 ce ors is 1, Meeara| poserel Me mahie « valeas ght | Chee otlatc ‘ew days before the event Breda, 7249 26th ave. N.: 18, Leonard tional league, an awful| Benton, New York, tops the Ne-| > ” lonwe than | Stave, 7248 26th ave. N.; 19 orge struggle to overtake Rousch | tional flingers, with 11 vic great on will better|James Henry % Howard ave.|in Cincinnati tina levees SEA tate Ga, “| —and. we have a stro 7 k ything,| N.: 20, Patsy Ciaceo, 4121 36th ave,|.348 to .321 f f f M 8. 7 re * n a winnl thing, | 7 la ha 4 321 for Kauff, Cruise, St jim Sallee, New York, is right | Would be minu Wilhelm Takes on from the $45 Excelsic offered | 8. W.; 21, Clark Clarberg, 230 Vine | Louis, in in third place, with a behind, ‘with 12 victories and four ° ree to make beat aa an first « by Piper & Taft, thru| St.) 22, Arthur on, 6500 Green-| Other National league .300 hitters |defea it re) * fimit nowadays Seraigtt for: Title eee ee eer eee in| woods 88, Hoy Usiarmen, 4119 $474 ene = at Ul eene A nge es § a By United Frese Leased Wire horns ar In, are among the tro-|®V¥e.; 24, Walter Suess, 1708 Third itchers Wj 1a a“ | ABE ATTELL is around tellin (i HE ARHART, © Aug Ru-| phies that appeal to ever) boy rid-| ave. N r, € amoreux J a. Lo he rs W ill Sweeley Is As Good n the Gal Dock What a big dub Johnny a a Wilhelm ar J ht ee Crockett st 6, Carl Carlstedt, 317 10 tr ar, ‘ : — na 8 wil ve ¢ ‘oly Yock Sunday, August 19th, at 9 Eimeain. It will be : t aad oe the Pasciane ¢ 3] Bg a Foca token dance k|MMiaGn var Sina P . » Cardinals at Traps as Grid A. M. for a cruise up Hood Canal te What Abe yelped loud ong fight it out here ma th dealers gud ee tock has sold Pitchers! y:. . Sweeley, ex-star kicker and MME Setuene was. civen the q : Robinson, Tincup and Knight to ack of Coach Yost’s team at bachegewentona: fay es sal New Outfielder Looks |; 1e St. Louis Nationals. Tincup, a Michigan in the days of Wee Willie one Veeder ecyclometer and one Up With Y ankees full-blooded Cherokee Indian, at. Heston, has become as good a horn by the Cycle Exchange; one| The Yanks have signed tained fame pitching a trapshooter as he was a football game against Birmingham player and will enter the G. A. H | | ly, not one opposing player reach.| Shoot this year | ‘ ie tibak eee ‘ | Returning will leave Union City at 4:30 P. M., arriving in pair Red Firestone non-skid bike) outfielder by the nam or| Rafter. Billy is quite ar * tires, valued at $8, by the Exce Paving the Wa Biers nd Mites Benes os Bean peanldarea ote oh Seattle at 10:30 P. M zi Fisk non motorcycle type bike| all-around athlete at Sy | Lonnie Austin, local sportsman, 7 In removing a pavement of brick or of tires, valued at $10, by the Fisk ‘Tire niversity, “Rafter has been No Outdoor Fights was, married Isst evening to. Mary | Thousands have already taken this beautiful, scenic trip blocks, the hard task is to get the first loos- ne ‘pa 1 fon non the Tre: ub o he New rk . , © ie » Lah a this season—and all proclaim it one of never-tiring in 4. Th + id bike tires, valued at $10, by the| State Le ¢ in New York State honeymoon in Lonnie’s Packard terest. Pack up your lunch—gather your friends and fam. ened. e rest is easy. “ —e - “| Plans of boxing | ily about you—-and COME i , i i 4 ds pugs stage outdoor t 8 Forrest Cady, who is the In tackling the job of paving your way to ENTRY BLANK YOR ATAWS SECOND ANNUAL miKn nace || TIRF6 Outdoor bouts in New York] sjor mt Cady, who 1s the There is plenty of room on these two commodious steam. success by savings, the hard task is to start | 1 nerely. makes appitoaiion for entty in ‘The Meatiio tar'e socand iiniounced. that. the Boxing SOX, is the tallest man on the team, | ers, but to avoid disappointment—get your tickets early eliminating the waste. Once you have a Annual endurance bicycle race, to be staged on the morning of Labor Day. | Commission has refused to grant !f this be an honor, At present he] : ( if savings account here you obtain a leverage. } it a OL, eee ts {) licenses for them is regarded as the best catcher on| Special Reduced Fare a | Self-confidence and determination are all { } ieereneenreenninennetiie ROUN | the tools you require. There’s plenty of MOEIORE Se nb 48s dv potict tes ths sabes Age + $44 EM, To Tacoma Through | D TRIP | money waiting. |} roar of wirn Paar rt Ne saree Neeeie tno the West Pass | ie. ta Yrs. | en : H 1} 1am @ pupit of tne nee , Seno! rip to Tacos tomorrow. will ula AL fj DEXTERHORTON TRUST [fever oe no i aaa ee | S B. ' tie onerer ane BIVs fer pe nie r him to partictpate in the end 4 That Seattle has the fin- Ontata, end Spel Q + AVINGS ANK est billiard parlor in the ndy Sunday |) Meals Served. 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