The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1917, Page 12

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1917. PAGE 1? BY ALLMAN. WIN DGD | OW 1 JUST Thou ‘TUM, How pues © THIS DRESS ves 0 AL“osr ‘We BEEN READY ‘FOR : at Now WAIT feed CHANGE YOUR Ones compe READY - Are TWENTY MINUTES — | AT moore Just A FEW press? 2) ON, WE'RE am : Co e" ae IF WE'RE GONE CALLING / THAT LOOKS MINUTES AND L GOING g ae, BROWN, I NOTICE YOu YOU Cf | Nou'd BevveR HURRY Vu Be iT | | VERY NICE, HELEN - 1 LET YOUR LITTLE TEN* YEAX-OLD/ KID RUN AROUND TOWN IN YOUR Ae EIGHTSCYLINDER CAR. (’S GiGhT GeLocK % WITH You x cadres AnD rf — ==] GENTLEMEN ek Be aes ey ‘ 4 oa Lectan NO. pes & a | Y'KNOW GEORGE ~ ME 1 WISH VT wouLo Z *AAVOE TiS FELLA'S /omene You Tear fF WOULD BS | { AN’ You WAS IN TH STOP RAININ' SO Gow’ ouR way! Goin’ WITH “THAT 1 CALLED VOON TO Mane { | \. CRAMEST CITY BUT we CouLo Ger hai 3 7 UMBRELLA misTER 2 - —j 4 SOECECH TH'S CVENING ! A) WAS DREAMIN’! “cx. |} am Guere To see 38 LY mane wows . ' p ‘ RENO we - % " Mee “WE FAMOUS CASCADE | THE ROSAS. View Fam OTR ie | CLOSEUD View f eoRnG OF one “ , i “ THe dame as ALL ~ 300 FEE! OF FALLOFFIA Peon, wantant Sa crpeets sue our| ee wena oe Puc on tas, “Tee ae crnsmune tae suet une Yue Howes] AY! METS Theva WHATe TH Owe | | OM THIS IEW Joo Feet on owes Only Girl Manager of Boxer Is Fearless Ne x —— ‘White Sox and Red Sox [fae Cotton ae Pane bg rs: at ot pho adele 5 ea tr valied tree Lined Wee Now Ready for Finish) BAN FRANCISCO, waged Bi Sheng A ee Elizabeth Tucker Comes ” Our Fair City My =: ot Mev ‘ Fag BY H. C. HAMILTON the hopes of the Red Sox became cr Reape] nde ye ae United Press Staff Correspondent very feeble They now can play {| ported for pra: Frogerg vrecuse tl § NG, ANOTHER BOX-FIGHTING CELEB-)———— WEWIVONK Garc Wicihs |e ih demée re corann| Macarthy to be staged at Miss Tucker Likes i White Sox and Red Sox are | ity winning all of them, they could| eo, October 6. \s ates es. wane 4 an a now going to start to have it (finish with a percentage of r ; : i tara Clty and Weather “| all out. The Red Sox probably | Two more victories by the W Charlie Moy Doing _¥.°% former college stars from the i | ) ‘. WwW. be played ) my, what wonderful weath | Coach nas Drives Mant hopes In the series that the Red Sox whi ae fore, for Mix er!" ; os | begins today In Boston and (Sox were winning would be almost!) S20 7 we agg Mh nun Cl T } { Men Thru Workout) ence Monaay disastrous jor Tuesday's battle with Jimmy | Clonie Scores breezed into the village It isn’t a world’s champ or comin Mot even a has-been world’s cha of Ardmore, Okla., wh | cisco with Brother Frar army mobi on will see the end of thelr pen. would clinch the fl | nobilization camp here will Those were the first words tivit nlted ; a Lewis in Dreamland, declares Jot fight manager in captiv ty ‘ het Neff,|{ with which Mise Tucker greeted ny ne - 4 Freee Leased Wire Three games are scheduled The Giants are ik a bard seis in Dre had the tittle ‘Califor. Another Knockout ~ Brother Frankie is the lad who is to take on Chet Neff,’) Soatete upon her arrival yester. f AG opt. 21.—Coach Clarence Rowland’s men prob-|time getting stra f out on| nian out on the road early this|By United Press Leased sits ably will have to face Duteh the ard today, for, with Babe their road to fan Stage drove The Pirates)» Vocal lightweight mi nger, next Tuesday night, in a four-|} gay, Later, as she was shown sing LETHBRIDGE, Sept. 21.—Clonie ‘ . ‘ stopped them ¢ and now Tait kept his claf he Ci Found scrap at Dre 4 about the city, she t into | Vo e i ba ppe ‘ait kept his claim on the Canadian He'll be in shape for the leave it t raptures over many things that ri doar eliminated by pitching y they've got to double up in a twin! Chicago before y can foreclose lightweight title last night by | b e J ape 4 : have become to us but common all Western | Leonard becomes the logical “ bill. They still need the same|the mortgage they've been claim- knocking out Kid W hitey, of Winnk 7 Sister Betsy. Sister Elizabeth g Pia By dropping one to the Tigers,| three games that were lacking {a ing on th peg, in the fourth round. Ws in the 10-minute chat we an any other |" «its a wonderful place,” de has done in all our long y to the grand clared the “only girl fight man old stuff as she should be { ager.” um oY There's one thing that struck us about Miss Tucker Perey ads... owt the ccuinay | Hoshe’s sincere. It's easy to imagine a m ty of persons |} quite a bit. { Wondering what sort of a woman could 4 herself to Pe “Management of a boxer—even tho that sa xer be her owr E brother—in a manner not uncreditable to herself "| Battling Barker to <. Whether or not Frankie Tucker becomes champion . Box Montana Boy ation as « in the minds of most pec pared to the girl herself What fields a woman should or, —————__—_ "should not enter in the growing|country and dictating terms for a)! competition of femininty with) match. Miss Tucker's ambition {s “men is largely a matter of personal nager of a real Opinion. Miss Tucker, however i champion has arrived as a manager of boxers first and isn't worried whether the indi Viduals who have occupied this par tieular realm object to her entry or not. Posters of Miss Tucker and Mrs | Vernon Castle would make pretty good twins. Like Castle, slender, particularly gra This bout is bil an add attraction, and should be all of question ot {a girl ing the fortunes of the ring EDITOR'S NOTE — Tomorrow The Star will run the first of three . and not dissimilar stories written by Miss Tucker, tell-| AMERICAN PRAOt facial cast ing of her experiences and amb! Wee Miss Tucker creates the impres- tions as a girl manager of boxers. ; sion of"a girl whose caliber w wiand : r €arry her safely thru channels t ; , a : eee meme YY MA. Gets Ready 020s ooh ts She has the we ness of the West. at American Lake Se. Louie . ee pd coupled with’ an evi fearless sia ae ae alt oe lelphte , ’ fess not uncommon i wide}, ~ . seo ‘and open places where she grew to womanhood. The philosophy of this girl boxing manager is that a wom- rts, one for an can successfully compete , M. Strickler, physical | Pita with men in any line of en- | director for the post Y. M. C. A Geavor, and “get away with it” | \« busily engaged in getting the | /" ereditably, provided she is de neath ertals in shape to use termined to preserve her own self-respect. Skeptical sport writers fing promoters no doubt would sit Up and take notice at the s tacle 1 Of a girl steering a boxer about the| and boxin I'’S TIME over The New Fall Suit You Will Realize Satisfaction if You Place Your Order With the DUNDEE Our Business Is Specialized for the Purpose of Mak- ing the Best Possible Clothes at Prices Within the Reach of All—Made-to-Measure ow $Y B.00 uxsr NATIONAL LEAGUE ach ” te” en ‘ ¥ re 9, New dd box COAST LEAGUE Won “Inexpensiv Eddie eek to Get Another Malone Mix| se Lensed Wire Eddie Malone will bout next iced today mpl got e was award r return bout raw de ed the de this week “Red” Oldham Can Finish Ball Year SAN A if 2 "Red Oldham, pitcher, not have to go to Camp Le with the second contingent of S: Francisco's draft men, after all Judge Graham, chairman of the , county defense council, intervened s P - # in Oldham's behalf today and de. Beautifully Tailored in the Most Favored Styles EB cided he could stay with the Seals for Fall and Winter until October 5. 4 Defeat of William Surprises Circuit UMBUS : Our Stock of Woolens is One of the Largest on Display in the City. All Designs and Color Schemes. Call and Be Measured Today ' WE CLOSE vn a with ‘ . . \o unboat Smith is en route from} 4 w York to San Francisco, } » he will box Jack Dem lor any other opponent selected, He J | hopes to box for Gregory Mitchell, | at Tijuana, in November \ Or 304 PIKE STREET