The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1917, Page 8

STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1917. PAGE 8 -This Is Too Much for ‘Tom ‘HE DOINGS OF THE DUI BY AHERN, COMICS TOM, °M AFRAID ty. T a = ie . i iihdiaeieeiipncinenll amepesy: OLIVIA Ontbursts of Everett True. By Condo IT'S GoIG To RAIN 7 Y powr ef ALARMeD Nove 4 ices ae AND | DONT WANST - woucHT You | 7 /7/ OLIVIA = HELEN - | CAMe WONDER: —AND WHEN He } To GET This NEW DID | UNDERSTANOL] | WERE KIDDING, STARTING pre Parad FoR Suen An | aa CALLED me BATHING WAT WET Nou ‘To SAN HELEN ~ Do You Tear Name tT GRAD BeD HIM @Y THe THROAT LIKGS Tear AND SHOOK HIM CIKS THat ~ —_ ' REALLY MEAN i, xcatal Whar Nou SAN ? 1 1 _wer? Wee, IF NS HAD TRIED ANY THING UxS Thar ON ME I WwovUcDd) HAVE COME PACK WITH A SWING ON THE DOME — Like SQUIRREL FOOD-—It’s a Gay Life in Berlin AMSTEROAM- BERLIN PAPERS: RECEIVED HERE SAY THE AUTHOR (NES INTEND To PROWIOIT BATH Ino In FOMES In ORDER To SAVE WATER AND FUEL ~ News (THM. AH! SMOKING ‘UH + INSTEAD UF US SHOOD~ \ ING Sou - You vii. 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(30 PROWIGITED - White Sox Playing mi 4S for Welterwéight Crown | — Th sere | "1 Best tard of Year : Ed ftill’s c Hughie Jennings of the a> gE: ana | club bas grabbed Rudy Kallio fram Comment BY H.C HAMILTON Red oe De nee ae New YORK, a: 5 With the lern leninn iad the big league the tough end of their cam figures he has at last picked up ® jeter for bis hur'ing department, Kalilo, who w s with Great Falls in 1916, went to San Francisco, aa@ on Sports Paign just opening up ahead, the White Sox are playing the best baseball they so far have FAILURE BY THE WHITE SOX to win this year’s American displayed this season. a ced this ing ge a see . league championship would constitute not only the most famous Backed with bidders | Seam t to yer 3 pg af reversal of form in the history of the great pastime, but would form by Edie apo ord for the seaso’ 24 games the means of robbing baseball of the grand chance it ever had | Jacks» to a | }won and eight i@t. This gyes ym wallow in glory Sox at Se Kallio the leading position a foregone congiusion that the Giants will trot under the fina) invasion i league wire frist. Hence, a White Sox victory would bring and their tatives of the nation’s two largest cities together in a grapple = Today the the world’s title. The éommercial and civic rivairy that already > are ahead t between these two cities would inject interest In such a se en, gained . Could be brought about in no otfer way. the Tigers to a Sunday « Such a world’s series would be reminiscent of the old Cubs wy, the Glants days when the players used to fight as ball players nowadays Today | Rever can fight. It will bring a flicker of recollection of the famous engago the / @ay when Fred Merkle, thru his failure to touch second, lost a ball Shanile va Chk Se! i and a Natio gue championship for the Giant Cubs ce | en the playoff and the right to,enter the world’s series. sled as wk Weedin. tace a, ca oe Carl Morris Favored | THE WHITE SOX park at Chi- cepted fact that the J¢ hnston-Gid- hold bh, 30,000 a t 1 ellin ro: The Pols Grounds wit sox [sem foo sil been Welioe m= CE Win Over F, Fulton More than Comiskey park. | | the hurlers in the Class A le In his 24 wins, Kallio scored shutouts and teams opposing jex-\@rthwestern leaguer mani to count an average of 1.54 runs the game. Kallio will report \the Bengals next spring Py right away it stronger soon York, they w in a four-gar f phia, and t resting. for thr due to Yorg Tixers in another two-| © series at uch n call on the Sen days. They Hunt Join Aviators Raymond C. Hunt, a former tain of the ehampionship Univ ty of Washington football team JOHNNY s had more chances at 1916 and an All-Northwest sumup of probably five or six a ite "has had ‘more rage lhe pone ear O., Sept. 3—Cart better than Morris cap show GRIFFITHS {during the seasons of 1935-1 would doubtless be a full| io ian inthe ring Aa orris still ruled a 5to-4 favor. orris has shown he can with — jenlisted as a machinist’s mat ind at every matinee—maybe the | 11, man who ever induced Fred. ite as thousands of fight fans d tor Punishment, but Ful qnd class, in the aviation tf oo crowd in the history of/ 4), welsh to tisk his title in a began thronging in to see him en known to wilt before and reported to the namal milf | J r assault. Morris has thy | trainin cam on the U. The Fikacies benefit to baseball | "round wate: with Fred Fulton today. (advantage in weight, tipping the ve an — of f ;: viton m beam a rr a Mtself probably would not be within ‘oAdiden ceed ta more in it t . 2 Hunt $layed four years at Many thoustnds of dollars of pre : pais jowever, asd even They ¢ lows } lend and was rated wth the Nous hick-water marks, for it Is an) M0 % ig or has come more| she feacieg eval! by the time Waist, Fulto 36 tn Morris line extremity players in tlt eo Becepted fact that the National |inan just clone getting the title plas wai aad the ring at 7. Chest ex jor on 48 lference in all departments of Commission ths year will donate ®| White admits he hasn't a chance| ‘The fang figured Morris ne the one tite as oe ae —— Jarge share of its receipts to the, outpoint the clev but battle: Fs " 4. Heig Fulton | The youngsters working in t Red Cross, and that the magnates |). believes implicitly in abilit attler, This even ¢ nehes; Morris 6 feet, 4) wed in thelr r camp for Uncle Sam expect to tul out a represent ¢ football elevem this fall, with Herman Andersom, another ex-University of Washing> ton captdin, in charge. and players will do the same to slip over the titgleag nd floor Leonard. He ¢ GEORGE STALLINGS’ rebuild-|Leqgard’s ability to @lt b Sing has carried him a long way. In tha? qually d res Ne + et cer sa ‘Weltérweights to Mix Bip, sino) ware weit,” oo « Northwest May Not in Championship Go \—& ~ Eastern, league's “finest. shortstop White, has fie @nd hardest hitter in Shortstop/ard wil! be " ehreiber. This is the league that | chin protected from the left H av I H K It ha® been a number of fended it until Ted “Kid” Lewis Lense Sent Rabbit Maranville to the|hooks he won't have a chance e ce oc Ty | vars sats te welterwelghtey it from him v Braves. Critics in that circuit pro-|use the heas received very much notice nay will see the title contested KS Bounce Schreiber a fielder who ap- Back In the daf@ of Gans, | for again when Johnny Griggiths, of aches Maranville’s famogs Nelson, Britt and Wolgast | Akron, O., and Lewis tangle in a eadly | S 8% ¢ Fulton 1@x the 1 tip to tip—3% inches! He ts 26, while agtage in age right Lester Patrick, manager of {the this statement Phe Spokane hockey team last Seaton, has left Vancouver for k Northwest, altho the Dian ts Lewis is bil-|He has long re and a hitter of far nfre power |that every on Z too many good 1%round bout at Akron /\ @nd precision. If he is he never! hook and pays little or n San Francisco, where he will te ligi@weights and not enough Be boys have met three (@res Will find the National league's exit.) tion to his right hand. As a gyit confer with his brother Frank, terested in ice r good welters to attract particu Lewis winning t@., the other be even tho he shouldn't succeed in/ter of tact, Wh 1 and Rete Muldoon, manager of geles and San F lar attention ing a draw Once In a while we read of & displacing Maranville. quite, as heav the Seattle hockey team, in re. Joe Waloott established such a d Griffiths win the title te eateiaing may be an effort w game that looks lik@ the night a a . >| tight cross gard to the possibilities of prog stage professional t reputation for his division @at oth be established In Hrrnce® “racer pot | before the@norning after. A HILADELPHIAN {s trying fessional hockey in the North. fort usher thea th er welters could not liv® up to tt history of Won hard to bring about a baseball west In the coming winter we ‘ dpcabeliatinc and the class languished aged | Chicago % ft Mf] The Dodgers have a chance fame that will send al! the old At I Patrick stopped in Seattle ong). Later on big fellows like Packey s Cleveland 168 «1 | Set into the first division—if Mi Tetics of palmy days into the field | w ls Pp nd and conferred with the McFarland refused to cag them act Detr ‘ 2) will only let ‘em, agains, John McGraw's great team pu a © hockey .r tes in bo’ {tles be. #¢l¥es welters, altho they could not tad | Saenne a bee of Giants. been unselfish in| sional hocke fore lea his trip make the lightweight limit, and r a t punch 4, : ° 1 Collins, Baker, Barry, Plank, |b nce he the ch when Ritchie and Welsh held th a regular asset, altho he h@ Coombs, Murphy, Bender, Lapp, | pior has Pennock, and Shawkey are still'so far that the pu Playing ball. McInnis, Strunk n@eting Kilbane Schang and Bush are still with the concede: there was no wel- few ‘kayog to his credit ) yn, as these boxers| Lewis Pthe stranger @de Wo, were really welters and has a rep of ring tr@ks « Feature of Tacoma Racing A year or #o ago Jack Britton|that makes even Johnny Dundee's Athletics. The game easilyqcould' oppe dug up the title, claimed and de-! look a@ateurish bearranged. The pseudo promot-| victory over the TACOMA, Sept. 3.—The Army, ———— = ——— | New York @F wants to give the proceeds to champion took speculation back. 11 Post Special, principal. eventin | | Willie Je ac keen tod 1 we owe Army Saas Special Wilf Be torwelght. diet toughest the Red Cross the lightweight class. It is ex the automobile races scheduled a4 & vn : ot tremely probable that Leonard’s| for today, promises to be one of $1,500 for Cline Bout; REGARDL’ OF the loud out-|next start will be announced very the classiest events ever pre Willie Jackson gets @ $1,500 guarO ‘ cries from Joe Welling, Frankie #0n, ) either Dundee or White| sented to Tacoma speed fans. antes for his ten-round bout with & ane Tenet ee ne ait , \ s his ogponent hist 0-1 " s : At 8 mot felt, marching in the LABOR Calahan, Willie Jackson and other his ogponen T «a 100-mile affair, with #ix Irish” Patsy Cline, which takes| At Ccincinnatt parade? lightweights, it now {8 almost cer-| ; of the count est drivers en place g New York September 10.) No ethers piaye tain that Penny Leonsrd’s next’ Pete Herman Passes tere =. special 25-mile challenge I | Ball T COASE LEAGUB |, The army will have to adopt ¢o08s bout of any importance will be with r rs . race ween A. H. Patterson, ° Océ g n oO prog ball this fall, or the navy will ha’ Johnny Dundee or Charlie White as} Up Bout With Cegulon |ner of the Fourth of July sane ,, se : aes i reer Won, Loat. Pet-lthe laugh on its rival, v an opponent. Pete Herman passed up an ofter|and Cliff Durant, of California, will Play in Vancouver £2 7%. ‘ IRS RES. ut West they're yelling for a|}made him last week by also be run off on the saucer track The Seat Dry Dock ball club | Lon Aneeles ¢ beanball ought to be pop- chance to see Leonard and White, | Lewis, manager of Johnny Coulon,|at the speedway —AT— Nunn Wanccnver tddar (6 take oe eee fot} ular with our Sammies. In the two great knock.’em-deaa| Pete was offered a purse of $1,000,| The drivers and their cars {n the |Bob Brown's aggregation of semi. | Vernon dos] France. Let the kaiser beware. get together and try each on a 3Q1-2 per cent cut of t resistance to box bald-headed John: , we othe y each a 201 n t te Army Post Special follows: Cooper, woes ia a Patterson, Hudson; Quinn, Nation 9 TO IGHT LOST VITALITY RESTORED Huge Georgia Snake N Hemedy Discovered by n Forty Venr Blood and Ner Specintint Bellows Like a Bull Official Grand Ball Given who have gone » yoo oF dulled, wh MOULTRIE c Se 3 brains are muddie ne Ne * exhausted from - “, Ga, Sept. 3—An a Excess, Dissipation, Worry or ee. Seneunrye sree enormous snake, which bellows like bv the ° HELP FOR WEAK MEN here" Hatima‘es aw tothe eneth ae | sary to Perfect Manhood ain Who are. ‘Tired, “Hesticna ee spondent, Sleepless, and who have lost, all interest in lite; Men Recently it wriggled across al Bok, shouid sey 5 - ilcom field, and interested persons Of Seattle and Vicinity who are Hop Weak, Prematurely Old, and have lost Ambi sR. PIERCE? Ss SEXOID PILLS firiien'san rere ate Inne. Vernon 2-0, Lake The Browns ought to start a milky J tary league, w the Athletiog) jj forming the rear guard, } AD SCHACHT eays every TT) day Is labor day with him, { WARNING! Perfect Score Hung pro's in the second game of the| oy i becweer the two teams. A oe: vs 40 pal ' Oma 7 At DREAMLAND TONIGHT iiss Verein Blvowdene SPAucaraeen rier geseenterd, cregentinis 1) = Up by Trapshooter @ oll rm wit dane y ympia Team Winner Rervicrn| J eck for patients ‘amc on we want the b teal Hugh Fleming was high gun at ¥ returned if. medicine to be a n . . are ne to bay a fair price ugh to patronize an eatab- | Sunday's trapshoot t Harbor Site eee tt ieee en thie? a Ove J Seattle Outfit Tickets 75c Ladies Free tai rent ‘s dre renitaches lastiuten or aeceaitad anirovedt |Island, with a 96 and 47. At @ H » n are en 00! nVestment and eq ent are some proof of my reliab! r ° ake, R. S. Searle took first, W RAYMOND REMEDY co. the Seattle Electrical Workers int® All Welcome worth careful investi “i Foon ang ferme can Kiwaye” AT fe ey asia SoGk ¢ it. wa Consultation and exa ss vINsT avmnva DR. wu SON mina was [READ STAR WANT aps} 50. Searle's score was pe camp at Olympia Sunday in a oo : lonely played baseball melee, 14 | to 4. HOTEL ANTLERS, FOURTH AND UNION | TERI BIER AIA TE