The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1917, Page 10

STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1917, PAGE 10 2 Tom, \ Beneve we RE COMING To Some TOWN! THAT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE To You, BRCADSE You're A cow’ TO KEEP 9 RIGHT OM GOIN” Sore, THATS A TOWN =~ Phi TELEGRAPH FOR. HELP WHEN WE GET THERE AND Welt BE ALL RIGHT SAN, PARDNER, WHAT "TOWN | ‘ Outbursts of Everett True. MR. EVERETT TRUE, 2 DS ty R SIRT, HeReDyY NOTIRY YoU THAT I HAVE FILED SUIT AGAINST You FOR AN ADJUSTMENT OF THOSE REAL ESTATE CLAIM ——JOWN Smirwrom Is Tus ? ‘ ALWAYS RUNNING TO LAW ON THE ScissrTesr FOOD—We Thought We'd Give Him a Vacation. SQUIRREL WHATS “THE ~ a a pun! — o# hi tm’ Go95 TrovenT \ WE KINDA NEEDED A VACATION AN REST 90 HE SENT US HERE), TO SIMPQCOFIA FoR AWHILE! / - YouR HONOR, PLCASE — 1 WISH TO CANCEL MY SUIT AGAINST GverRerT TRUE, WE HAVE er) Bh yoyo {TOUT of Started at $10 a Week, Now Leads Champion Giants for $50,000 Year| Ed #ill's Comment on Sports © VICTORY OF FRED FULTON over cut at every punch in the six rounds of words that go with a championship battle. Car! Morris, clean. the mill, spell the Willard will sign to meet the huge Minnesota boxer just as certain as the place to pull off the bout is found } Willard has stated—and there is no reason to doubt him—that will promote his own mill. He probably will. He probably will ail the offering, picking of arena and all the preliminary works. hhas the money and the nerve to tackle it Such a scrap could not fail to appeal to the red-blooded fight A championship go, after all, is a championship go, and that’s makes the attraction. There are plenty of folks in this country who think Fulton can the long, lumbering Westerner who sent Jack Johnson panting Gefeat. There are plenty of them who can take a record book show just why. Their main argument is that Willard never in Mife defeated a good man, with the single exception of Jack John. and they are prone to add that it took 26 rounds for the) | husky white man to lay out the fat old man—Johnson. Fulton’s record, as a matter of fact, does read far better than Willard’s. if Jess had the string of victories by knockouts after his name in the pugilistic records he would be far ed as a champion. He hasn't. Most of the wins are) men that it requires an effort to recall. And it doesn’t take a memory to recollect that little Gunboat Smith once put on a that nearly wrecked big Jess out in California ton has won some notable victories, and has performed In “Pather \1! fashion at times. As a whole, however, his record is worthy consideration, and should get him the bout with the champion. It ly will. eee ' WE ARE RATHER anxious for/**t Camp Lewis to put in his ap-|in the army also. Billy, you _ meets Johnny Arrousez to bakers or candlestick makers. Mugesy weighed 50 po: he s now, As captat he got his first o they McGraw alled him, ok nds less th how McG He {s a captain yortun . SCTED fervor with THE UNE years to become morrow night in a four-round tan-| Which athletes enter t all manage fn Dreamland. tnto the A. A. U. games at St. Ls € f 1 ader of the finest Reports from Vancouver, Wash.,| recently, the splendid fo that tear pla the game bination of players that ever where Billy met “Muff’ Bronson Showed, the able tennis p by! The rest have bec ors or! won a National league champlor Westerners at Forest Hills, and the Vast night, indicate that he has al ready taken one trip to “Dream Tand,” for “Muff” landed a st to Billy's. jaw in the seventh car ‘of what was slated for a 10-roun¢ fact that Western colleges have led the way in keeping fpotball in the curriculum of sports declare more strongly than anything else co that the West has turned from the East for its athletic guide and ts Ban tihasse Calls Frazee Cheap Sport | Baseball nnn We are anxious for Billy to show Ep, for we want to hear just how |oing It alone By United Press Leased Wire sideration in the matter of games NATIONAL LEAGUE Ht happened. Apparently the Port-| A few years back sports activi CHICAGO, Sept. 13—If the | pinyed in Chicago " we oY Stand schoolboy, as Joe Flanigan ties practically centered in the| Red Sox @hould happen to cop The fans in San Francisco, } : H S) fikes to call Bronson, has returned |East. The big football games, the| the American league title, after | Portland and Honolulu cont : fo his old-time form or Billy was track meets, even the world’s| all, Harry Frazee, their owner, — practically nothing toward the » rs Caught flush in an unguarded mc es were pulled off on the At would not live to enjoy it, in of major league baseball, and * ” "ment, for Billy has been stepping |lantic seaboard the opinion of Ban Johnson not fair tS the reg patron rt ae a ‘“ seatty lively rate of late,| There was a strong attempt early! The American league head was to turn him down at a world series ‘ band it was figured that Bronson in the summer to discredit the discussing the offer Frazee in favor of out-of-town fans,”| At York 2 ‘ Nwas the one to take defeat last stacles ander which St. Louis was| made of $1,000 to each member | he said At Chi a, ; might. Billy will no doubt be glad laboring in order to stage the an of the club in the event they ‘The White Sox have completed| 4 21,7 . © explain away the punch when|nual A, A. U. games, and there was| did the seemingly impossible thelr exhibit games for the sea AMERICAN LEAGUE he arrives from Portland tomorrow!a concerted effort to remove the at offer of I aeee 6 Wa we and will leave for Detroit to- ‘ . afternoon. gam » Misaourt metropo- | ly ap plece of theatric papel se. 8 Tt fatled when | ver said Johnson RICHARD RUDOLPH SHARP, | the sports lovers went| Red Sox should win Frazee would ihe boy promoter of Portland, wili into the fight with both fees and | fall dead.” REA P i | Be among those present tomorrow held the games |, Kes the World's | series L 470] night in Dreamland when the D: The spirit was a commendable | Jo! unpounced tot that all “ . © Dock A. C. puts on its cards of but the fact that many |t tion problems had been : | four-rqund events letes—most of them Western-|fettled in ¢ the 8 and eae 1 (eatled Richard Rudolph is coming to our |¢r#, by the way—attended was a| White Sox are nents. He sald city to assist John Burdick, second |most encouraging thing to the| five special trains 1 bly would 9-8, > Len Rowlands, Charlie Mo Went. be needed, and railroad of | Bohnny Arrousez, the trio of There are so many persons Hiv-| fictals have pror ine | © glingers just up from California ing in the East that the West gets|0n 20-hour schedules, the fastest Pet Sharp is secretary of the » } little c deration in most things. | time permitted between New York ‘ City School of Boxing, better|The big games in this section are | and Chicago ‘ ‘known as the Rose (| able to draw from a vastly larger| The series, according to Johnson #8408 Will endeavor to. line population, amé commeueetly more i t pestoally certain to open Octo 4 ‘i " bouts for several Por ofita boy if a a s! Slingers, whom he hws ueéw t 90% appanrs that Chicagp wil! | tT! to toss for the ope t In order to Introduce our gew nd 4 wing. He is the b wa the Americae league end of | s@ries will undoubtedly open dere, | (whalebone) plate, which 1s the ner and G , tlds yearis world’s series, fo the teams can play a Sunday | lightest and strongest plate known 6 anxious to a ret c ng t Neg ortaofeature t gamegn October 7 4 not cover the roof of the) Pp " rs ye Wagner with tery liant year for the West f vf eke S At nor a path Ng you have two o three I ope Wins With Cue i 4 sensatio n the {ger kind of football is going to be | fans would be secone co teeth left In the mouth; guaranteed, J, y a ree, neneesion t almost exclusively centered. In. the 16 pabns From Walter Johnston . c WesOthis year. W the 1 The veteran, Pope, won the first P ways Geowe is éoing Weswthis year, When the war is/] Conk ard and Dundee | 901d crown .......+++++++-$8,0| piock of hie three cushion: wat a s 11 ve 01 yegin ag . at hal X ali n J ALC EEG: thang goed bo: rate thats Seadian ath WE, aves Take r hings o asy q\ sot of teeth (whalebone) 880 | from Walter John@on last night at Moy, whey Cam®, Buddy br thing the West 1s going to| By. United res Wire ap net of teeth «$5.04 the Pope-Sibley parlors, 60 to 44.| - Mmmy Bene, Imen® Ke ave something more to % than SEW YORK : pee Iridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00, Two more blocks of 50 are to be q el del Willie Co been gr@ted in recei® years.! Leonard, Ii champion, White crowns played by the contestants | ‘. Gor é Mascott and years: © and John one of his Gold fillings . 4 So ern sordon. - %& tee on challengers, played with stiver fillings .80¢|[ eaders Bunched in Largest Athletic spt al i casa er me hg’ Plating fillings 750| ROWLAND the Fairmont Athletic club for ‘ Associatigy Chase " fit } let work guarantend for 16 é é nc pllgag fle I ield Is Planned the enefit of the a Athletic | og Al) ree me ten vate te ty ' oO W By United es tensed Wire . Ing and met 5. Sept 3 The ope tases PAOMR Rep" Tiny veut isonet simmy aul i «fie Wesccigad Aken his sparring have tt t athletic field| ix round exhibition and Dundee toning toward the finish with iis i ee a t on United #, If the plans | boxed Joe Russell city and St. Paul tled for top place poidiers, who W caps Cook, in charge of athletics | Most of our present patronage te/ 214 Loulaville sight at their heels n he padded nit at cantonme are on | b or ot of presen pa 9 } slinging wai fs t ment, are fulfilled | May ( all Off Big pmimended by Our early custom The soason clones next: Wednesday | * ? ; uae whose work tn # ving good VINCENT HORLESKE, coach of! Hal J. Winner of Bow ling Tourney | stistaction. Anke our customers whe Bin x : pie the Whitman college foothall team >. : Da coge| BY lted Prone Lewsed Wire Vurvotfice, ve 'mire you are tains Burr Funeral Today Bee cn the job at the Walla Walla Gr Western Pace TK 13.—Offictal ht place ng this ad with you.) Funeral ¢ for Dr. Georke 0 orleske Kenda ¢ y United Press Leased Wire of the American I congre ©. Burr, of , who was strick © word that the school © MILWAUKEE, Sept. 13.—Hal J.| will 1 local here ‘ OHI Cut-Ratte jon suddenly with appendicitis th won the Great Western 2:12 pace| Sunday to decide while on a business » to r fall as usual ake\for the 96,000 purse.in the|{ourney. 1s to be sheld -heve pest Denfiste (ies, wit ie bald team :the Ben tanley, Vincent's brother, is to\race meet here yesterday. The af-|March and scheduled, or be a 260 UNIVERSITY S8T, f T ; ; 7 a P heduled, or be de-| 7 5 ney-Watson chapel, Thursday, Saptain a team of gridiron athletes fair consumed five heats. ‘clared off on account of the war. @ppestte Fi x ‘o'clock, , sadist ITM FORE TERE VE BP S—The Duff Special Just Whistles at This Town. jevening’s or Do You THIS TOWN DUTY To KEEP LT FRee OWN THIS || FROM HOBORS ~NOW ) TOWN ? || tT ALonG OR VLE PUT VER In THE T REPRESENT THE LAW In Ano (T& MY Look "Em Over are till send would It e of the local boxin Seatth ing in ca to see # ters, Here are three Edito: Here is a at, in my ation, would be a very good one “Eddie Camp! ve. Johnny Dundee “Lioyd Madden vs. Chet Neff “Willie Ritchie ve Len Rowlands “George Ingle vs. Harry Casey “Jack Dempsey ve. Chet Mc. Intyre. “Eddie Pinkman ve. Joe Bay- ley. 1 belleve that George Ingle and Harry Casey would put muet action int ro a@any tWo mer the Northwe EO.M car “Eddie Campi vs. Johnny Kil- bane “Frankle Burns vs. George Ingle “Joe Harrahan vs. Charley Givens ud Ridley vs. Al Davies. “Billy Vetro vs. Jimmy Lewis A FAN." Editar Star: At y tion I 4 ing you . I fee would interest the “George Ingle v; Willie Hoppe. “Chet Neff vs. Billie Will lama “Charley Givens vs. Bert Forbes. “Harry Casey vs. George ner ud Ridley vs. Abe Gordon. “LOVER OF CLEAN BOXING.” . WARNING: fe Asa regular physician and slers yrier of k for ya- men who willing to know an entnd- nding and \ export want ‘he best and are fair Inatitutes or » My Invest are some Lost Vitality, Kidney an Bladder Troubles, Mental and Physical Wrecks Weak Men should their youth by using DR.PIERCE’S TABLETS By mail, $1 per box, or 6 boxes for $5. Every box guar. anteed. Money refunded it they fall. Not a Temporary Stimulant, but a Permanent Cure. Try it and you will not be disappointed RAYMOND REMEDY CO. Motel Antlers, 4th & Union. renew Girl, at 15, Is a Cc hampion Swimmer \ i ) = | E | | | | Red Sox Gone BY H. C. HAMILTON Ur 5 ent NEW YORE The Red Sox will probably | will be thei keep- ing in the ra jean |league pennant jes begin- jning toda the nkees. In the last etween these twg clubs, th actically shat jtered what r ed of the Boston hopes of winning a majority of the ? jgames. J t h pear to be | playing ever t n when they {visited Bostor e Four games be played. Ruth probably erties, DOS sibly opposed rgridge, who early in the se held the chame pions runiess The White jox have another day of idleness tc ore they re sume thei drive open sith Detroit tomorro T havea | postponed contest in Detroit, whieh will give ther series of three threw some chame- into the National ready to beat it leage for Boston Attacking Doders, tt straight, the f the second a har | THE LODGE CAFE Fourth Avenue at Westlake their old enemy, the id them low in two DON’T BE DISCOURAGED ACT TODAY high fancy diving championship for for as low a fee a8 ¢ ' women at the same meet $5 and $10. We will make ae you an exceptionally low fee Football ¢ oaches Will Jin any you be Meet at S.A.C. lining up a sett! forth the rules paign oy. kei Little Frank D. Wins in Grand Circuit Pac ‘ress Leased Wire Sept of Commerce stake rs was won in the Gra meet he ) yeste é © rday Frank D. Chamber 2:05 pac Ctreult Little German Investments in Americ securities re placed fu 1$1,000,000,000. There is |large sum of money held by banks | pp i . paiva Mek ca y | [READ STAR WANT ADS] SORTA _ lll F Ponight ing cam 13. T for may my all coaches of the Seattle 1 terms can hool football. squads will en need. | Consultatio Mnistit-at the HAsO. for r day. “Ww "tsa the purpose of going over the rules | falied we will give you a vane coming season S seeing , Coach “Jump” Tey the BORG noOthod kien to c MBDICAL SCIENCE. we succeastully 625 FIRST AVENUE W. squad will DSP VEINS. PILE | aena re * ¥ dinner at 6 x MILMENTS, | SiC IN SEATTLE WASH. |iness meeting toon Lexa Nine Cee In DAIL MENTS aniove coaching are! IVER AML WENTS anD e meeting AILMENTS OF MEN, ‘ Maven xamined w Meeting of Soccer oF obligation, } hours—9 a m. to 8 p.m i | Enthusiasts Tonight . 40 & m tol pm. : Who, thru Errors and Excess, ‘ Soccer enthusiasts will gather @-| NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE suffer from Chronic Weak. night at the headquarters of the| aa CONT AROy P ness, Impaired Manhood, Pain ff) Northwest Soccer league, 561 in the Back, Nervous Debility, Stuart building, for the purpose of| YOU KNOW THAT ng he nd by Come to an jy | Valen and patot tie’