The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1917, Page 8

|THE DOINGS OF — AND THEeIk FOLKS USED TO VISIT OUR FOLKS FOR YEARS AND YEaRs AND NEARS. LANDS SAKES ALIVE THEY WAS ALWAYS THE BIT OF RIEND S UNTIL HERE LATELY. A PENRY FoR YOU THOU GTS, MR, TRUE. WHAT MAKES Wu SO QUIET? You ee HAIN'T SaiD A MORD FOR OVER | MALF 4 BOVR, wr _ DUFFS SQUIRREL FOOD—"Over the Top.” STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, krep QUIET GIRL YoURE SAFE Now 1917, PAGE 8 7 -Wilbur Got More Than He Bargained for. BY AHE iN WHice / Position 1 LOOK AT THINGS IN QuiTe AnoTweR view! ms ) You CAN HAVE My THOUGHTS: AND THEY WON'T COST YoU A{ PENNY, GITHER. I've BEEN! TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW MANY HORSEPOWER THAT MIGHT BE UTILIZED IN THE MECHANICAL WORLD, tS WASTED IN THE INCESSANT WAGGING OF YOUR JAW — OOO OHN BURDICK, SAN FRANCISCO FISTIC LIGHT, was a vis J itor in Seattle yesterday, and is now on his way South to line up a trio cf boxers who will make their initial appearances in Seattie on the 14th of this month, if the plans of Fred Tuite, match | maker for the Drydock Athletic club, go thru per schedule * The Orydock club is arranging to stage the opening boxing card ef the present season in Dreamland on the above date with a card of it Tuite is endeavoring to secure the services of Charley Moy, the rack bantamweight, Len Rowlands, the middleweight, and Johnny Moy is the lad who created so much disturbance In Portland on he held the fast Billy Mascott to a draw. Rowlands gladiator who has been fighting the best mid. Sid Mitchell held him to a draw when back that way, and will, in all probability, be given a chance to go against him here. eee ; CALIFORNIA IS MORE than! 4 mildiy excited over {ts chances to ' @ecure the proposed Kilbane-Cam pi dout. Latest word from San Francisco fs the information that Tommy Simpson has put in a bid for the fracas. and would put it on at his | club tn Emeryville Eddie ts most desirous of meet ring will be put in the center, with e bleach A bie are pended over the lin ding {t on all ght will be sus ring. ers surrot x dup, will be bouts have wresti*ie Lioyd « staged been mate Wray ami to be the b and Walter Taylor are going ing Kilbane. The local (feather i a Both are Weight has won from both KO.) Pagers and Dutch Brandt, who are|, The material €onsidered as contenders for Kil-| [outs [8 Deine Dane's crown In the East ter O'Neil a Campi is having a hard tim landing a bout in San Francisco. sagged Where he is now on a visit. He), a he Das offered to box Willie Hoppe or Hagel Cla ia a regular from Joe Rivers at 135 5 ringside, is a good t thus giving away or nine | vad digs te o pounds, but hasn't received any ne agp Ighter and ts expected @ncouragement from the Oakland ®!** Maird a s time. His friends Or Frisco promoters are backing » beat Baird “2. ‘ er Quinn and a fellow nam THE SHOWING made by Johnny ba A rensOn. Fort Flagler, Tillman last night at Philadelphia |“!!! furmieh the semi-windup fs & boost to Eddie Pinkman's stock! i 1¢ grits, possible for the Qe a mitt slinger. Johnny had the Better of Charlie White in lilies to win the National league Found go in the Quaker Ci er ant an a the some mathemat It will be remember: at F a ee ee Man fought a draw with Tillman et logge sag ee. ed the Elks’ club here, last winter. The Giants JIMMY GRANT, former writer have 30 more games loan league pennant will be University athletics for The St their schedule The Phillies! called upon to face the tough Tow stationed at Fort Worden with An even break for the) est combina of southpaw the Coast artillery, writes as fol Id mean that Philadel pitching in baseball in the lows: have to win of Its| wortd series “Just a few lines to let you know mes In order to finish how things tn the athletic line are McGraw is prepared to send into the fighting line Ferd started this spring the critics The Giants will win tn a w if their hing holds ur There w pp with derful but r hort re Your judgment will approve the cool, mel- low aroma of this blend of Good Judgment. pitehe who might or might not do Anderson, Benton and Middleton It waa a pit staffsthat put a big IF the nts ces to win How the came thru is now an old story But the question is, what can the Red Sox or the White Sox against the kid of southpaw pitching McGraw will do funning here Sox have 18 game Schupp, Slim Sallee and Rube “The bovs are going to hold a big reak for them would) Benton, a southpaw aggrega Smoker Thursday night (toni , 1 Sox would have to, tion not equaled by any club On the baseball field. The ble 20 of its remaining 26 ached in either league ers are divided into sections iled games in order to step ahead.| ‘They are his three best pitching me committee—Earl Baird {ts bets. It has been their w that} jairman—is going to use these the| has kept the Giants way out Same as they do in a circus. The READ STAR \ WANT AD! ADS’ of th id in the National | ve and it Is on them he will dep to bring home a second wor ham » to the Polo ere Whe th tional leag ves Trey ane ! oven Te Tor” ‘ pa CIOS ¢ 2 ¥ o we (GUESS HOW MANY DIMES \ \ IN MY HAND AN’ yeu Gwe You Bom or em! “f over He Tor” HAIR TONIC ACT 0? So dal - 40 ? iw a RT ye, [now pve aN “OVER “THe Tor SPARROW WoULO , OMY Fiy wito \T ANO BUMP yT BACK IN \my Hangs! IN BASE BALL li: $ WeIK (5 GETTIN’ AGNES- WHY 90 You“. HARDER- sometimes STame me 2 iTS - | | WAVE ‘To WIT ‘Er ONLY EIGHT O'CLOCK! P OVER TH’ TOP Twice MY HOW Sweetly THE \eerore DEY SLUMBERS | wt GOLoFisu TRL * wa THE MOVING PICTURES THAT ARE BEYOND OVER THE ToP” OF HAIR - eet ne” R no than mer makin, Jand eight latter thre But the the White elght runs out four t We will treat some of your ailments for as low a fee as and $10. We will giake mu oan exceptionally low fee 1 i u may be y the Intest methods known to hers wit th and Lee 1 Dat h n a the Wh ez an ave hits per 6 runs and Sox bad thre or over, send against them? jar an In order to find what both elnbs| '"4 |had done against southpawa this! & year I picked at random from this} | year’s box scores games Inewhich - both the White and Red Sox had 4 toned southpaw hing. TOAL, SCTINGE 4 Fi tecause Schupp, Benton and VARICOSE the Cigar made with good Judgment uN fe. “AGODE the eustes:| MREDUE, AKCe " in game t i Avair “ « 1 chone Babe Ruth. Re Plank Wilt Mitchell, Coumbe, Cullop, Leonard,| sundays, 10 a. m. to Harry Harper and Siim Caldwell - - Against the Red Sox 1 picked|*“™'°*3%, Qumgicay Toughest Southpaws Are Lined Up With New York Giants; Who'll Face Em} h the excep nard, adding the Red Sox gainst south Sox, the for of 4% runs ame, and the seven hits games showed that while Tesreau—more or less DON’T BE DISCOURAGED |i ACT TODAY: and our long | nee in treat 1 1pm INSTITUTE. Ave. } Prizes Ready for { Winners of Star's { Labor Day Contest { Those who finished in the ( { prize list in The Star's second | annual bleycle endurance race } held on Monday may secure their awards by applying in per- son at Piper & T Second ave., between Seneca and Spring sts, before 7 p. Saturday Motion pictures of the start of the race will hown in The Star-Liberty Weekly at the Lib. erty, beginning Sunday, for four | days j ) or leas on seven other occa The Red Sox average in the 20 games was more consistent, the majority of their games r & around four runs with only e shut out and but four games under This indicates that the Red Sox would fare be than the White Sox in world series agal |McGraw's battery of off handers Steel Workers Will Play Tacoma Stars don Steel Works team (da baseball fracas uss Hall's Tacoma All-Stars, to be played in that city Sunday, the with WARNING! r I seek for pa- those men who nd are Willing to ment with My Invest r some aretul tn terma can gatlent miwaye be ar Consultation and exam mation tree : DR. WILSON FIRST AVENUE LE WASH. uss TORTURD | Can be eliminated by wearing the Lundberg Kupture Support. We fixe free trial to prove Ite superior DHERG Co. ue Seattle | | 'Looks Like Two Big Towns Will Tangle for First Time BY Hc NEW YORK, Sept. 6—The big league pennant races are just as good as finished It would be hard to find more conclusive evidence of victory than the topheavy averages dangling from the bats of the Giants and the White Sox to day. Speculation may now be- gin on whether John McGraw's hitters will lambast the White Sox high-grade pitchers or whether the Giants’ high power of sidefiingers will take a beit- Ing from the White Sox HAMILTON The coming world’s series, figur tng Chicago and New York as par- , hardest tacular | tory Chicago Holds Off While N.Y. Prepares By United Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Tech nicaily, the White Sox and Red Sox are still fighting for the American league pennant. Actu ally, it’s all settled in favor of the White Sox—se Middle Western fans consider—and or ders for world’s series tickets State Sw imming Meet Is Ple ined by S. A. GC.) A.C f next 's new heada “Tick” quarters Malarkey to Coach Columbia Leo J. ("Tick") Mala f University of Oregon {a in Port) to take up his duties yall coach of Colum. nive 11 ner 1 star Tough Times for Baseball Magnates Daniel Edward Dugdale was haled Into court yesterday to an swer the sult of Edward Kavafian who wants $6,000 for being hit on the knee by a batted ball last year. Northwestern Golf Stars Lose Match By Untied Freee Leased ‘Wire DEL 6.—Rudolph the Northwest Wilhelm, holder of golfing championship, was eliminat-| ed in ye fornia title, terday’s play for the all BERT FORBES writes Angeles as follows Just a few lines from four Se from Los attle boxer®—Leo Houck, Lloyd Madden, Battling Haynie and my self. We are all doing well down here. Regards to the fans.” 75,000 Estates Held Up In U. 8, Probate Courts R U ONE Our business ts cto trace guch measures and establish Froof oD birth or descent, Naturalization Papers Have proot your father took them out? fe) if not, consult us. IMPORTANT Telephone Beacon 3884 The Genealogy Co. 403 30th Ave. S; Corner 30th and Jackson is being | cided by | ( a te 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE von. Laat, ao at to jtwo largest ¢ wate other fes in the nation to favorites tackle each baseball classic thet the Betting to Be Even ubtless will West favor the aune of capone meer NATIONAL LEAGUE Di The same thing will sway the id Eastern fans in favor nat trio 11 of southpaws, Schupp on and Fi Salle back by the Mauls of Benny Kauff, Heln nerman, / Robertson and Fletcher ‘ Batting hopes of the East will be pinned firmly to the chest of Ben: ny Kauff, following his exhibition - of nerve yesterday {n pasting ¢ hiet | ee. ee - Render for a Salt Lake City 0. the Kame was abot fan Francisco * the grasp of Philadels bf The recent return to slugging form of Jackson argumentative and Collins will point in Johnny Wuffli Still With Denver Outfit Despite persistent rumors thas Johnny Wuffll was released several ks by the Denver club, he seems to be breaking into the box already were pouring Into Chi cago from all parts of the West scores right along. At the last 10 Lyd as ng bi writing Johnny had been moved ap ‘ nee. & are be held 2p wd from eighth to first place in the . ' fe Gox mans unt < order and was stinging the ‘ bp ago certain of cop & the on the nose. Tiger is on the sacks, four bases in also having s recent battle. Plans for the world’s series are nt at a special meet ission in according to Pres ro , ie sid “the Meehan Is After Bout that t Johnson sald ‘arl Morris With Big t if Chicago c 4 ” Se oe American | “Moose” Taussig wired Jack Cure ‘ probability @ strong liey, aski s terms for Carl ’ probabil! °s will open bout with 1 here October 6, He believes the 7 © Giants edt wall ehan at Reno, Nev. peony 7adiah> ale Bert lyseeac hes Walsh will use them oe And aOW the faltlal gente ener |it they can agree on terms. If be ye played haba ceraitane @ sinasy land Morris, Walsh will go i eesti grag ai Bob McAllister. If he fails ’ game on Cotober 7 he will see what he can do _ By United Press Leased Wire with Joe Rivers and Johnny Me NEW YORK 6.—Arrange. | Carthy «3 ™ S are under way here today to tak care of 8 serie ; a6 ¥ Trek ihe Seo Genes, ere Billiard Champ 46 1a The New York National league Loser in First Mix : ec ub unced it would make nO By United Frese Leased Wire = se pservations by mail, but ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6 Bob Canne w A plenty of » on sale fex, three-cushion billiard champ at ound, This was In reply lost the first block of his match to hundreds of letters, asking for| with Alfred De Oro here last night, rvations. 130 to 50. PRICES SOARING SKYWARD Everybody seems to have gone crazy on boosting prices along all lines. But we wish to announce that we are going to re- tain the same low prices we established three years ago. 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