The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1917, Page 8

[revess MAN Be THIS NEW Tech CoAT GIVES me A CLASSY MILITARY look a Bu WOT Responsiuce Wir adhieta SQUIRREL FOOD— Traveling With the Whi { HALE OF BALL ape BLACKENED OARK of SIE FACES BATTER 6 CC WHEN HEARING BATTER VT TURNED & HE WAS SUPPOSED To Have CARRIED A CAN OF TALCUM PowDER AND RUBBED IT OW THE BAU So IT WouLo SUE OFF TWE BAT FOR @ FOUL - “THE MOST PAMoUS ALIAD OF CICOTTES VICTIMS “WE SHINE GALL * Ed fill's: Comment | AT ELKS George Ingle vs. Lioyd Mad den Tommy Taylor. Joe Gorman ve. Chet Ash Clark ve. Roscoe ) The last phase of the defen- above three bouts have — sive strength of the White Sox lined up by Matchmaker) and Giants to be considered is \ Geor Adams for the lke’ club the outfieids. y JOM REPORTS EMERGING FROM the Rose City it seems boxing show. to be held In the gym the two clubs meet In the that it is not certain whether there will be a boxing show there nasium of that club nex annual tomorrow night or not. Fens can depend upon seeir will place Harry Casey, who was listed to take on Jack Wagner, is ill in some action when the rugged Ing t ! Boise, and was forced to postpone his fight with Lee Morrissey early and Madden wh Gorman er gath Ie the week, so will not be able to go on. Roscce Taylor, who hae and Ash should put up a good bout én been in Seattie training for some little time, has been selected to Joe has improved considerad! _ take Casey's plac. in hin Inst twe ute in his show Another fly in the ointment of the Portland promoters is the fail | Ure of Jimmy Dundee, who takes on Charlie Moy in the main fiasco, | te let them know whether or mot he will be on hand John Burdick ieft today with Moy for the Rose City, and Lieyd been keeping »# Ash is « hard+t ue to that he has t training rules « lad, and will x give Joe a lot of worry Madden and Charley Davidson also went along. The other bout, between Roscoe : ope _ Senior naa ——_———| Taylor and Clark, will be CHET McINTYRE, Patitie| isa) haschaliors think a sort ¢ ack for each of heavyweight champion, | Chi ite“aor Reed, Hennett, Me-| tem. a« * been ween tn jeame Over to Seattle today to pur! 1... Clark. Seeley and Raymond. |'* ns for some time. hase some supplies for his gym Cnty Bastley. Mails, Devine 7 Rasiom at Ruston Morse, Boldt, Hollings, Cunning | While here Chet took time to jon and Abe Kemp State that he is very anxious to > give Ed Hagen or any other heavy tt im these parts a crack at ti title. | Baseball nn nn Bremerton Tars Win | “If Hagen wants to box me be| Over U. W. Admirals NATIONAL LAGER fore he goes to San Francisco, | The ton navy team was, Wen, tae. wet.) | Gd Certainly be pleased to take folly tars of. the 7 on,” declared the veteran 1 ning station rl Think after he boxes me he will none his mind about going og taken down the i alg visitor Ma WALTER MAILS, the far-famed hand to eee t “Southpaw flinger of the stuffed : ide, will not be seen in local thru their athletic ball circles for some time.) : iF | Walter has receivea word from bis Shell McCool Wins 3 fn California that he has . . . * NEE frafied into the army Another Go in S. F. 1 would get it.” de Shell McCool, Portland athe ‘and was just ready last winter, kept navy when I got eak in San Fran “the call.” when he wor Walter will claim no exemption and declares he is ready to burl a few fast ones at the kaiser “Ill dust the old boy off the first hance I get,” he said ly Alveres at Dreamiand + Army Will Probably COAST LEAGL Ww is not the only member of “he ne were Kan Francia % ‘ Piocal bescbel! fraternity eatiea,|_ Postpone Grid Season tee Aneriee” os a8 ‘ called Ty Cobb of the F ley Schmutz, “Toots” Agnew | 7 United Frees Leased Wire Portia 5 ‘ Dave Robertson, lad Bill Melvor are all putting in|,.WEST POINT. N. Y.. Sept. 2 S844! whom ‘there would be mo better their spare time at the non-co: ‘a Artie 4a bbably will postpone rtia \ outfielder in the business e imiiasioned officers’ training camp | OPCh!ns of Its football season. it Oakland would take basebal ously, and at Fifth ave. and Bell st., getting rg announced today Middiebur A ae Ange * George Burns, the igider Teady to step into a non-com berth {9 18" ie a Pe ms ar n the National league Se whe: » to Camp see and no team has agreed “Ie she able to keep “oer ( ¢ will be the gre m they 50 a ar p Lewis take its place. Painter z ae coo! il tect ba con -alines WORLDS SERIES predictions} _ oF ly, ne Nemo Letbold or Joba Collins are in order Chet Neff Takes on The presence of Ty Cobb, fo Tealey Raymond, former Seattle Tris Speaker and Joe Jackson imanager, and last season skipper of Bronson in Tacoma in the American league h Me the Tacoma outfit, takes time off me feneed Wine cause’ more than o grea ween peddling smokes at Sept. 27.—Chet Neff Plate Perfection outfielder to fail to receive | Slater's to pick the White Sox to| and Muff Bronson, lightweights, are the credit due him, and this is Thore comfort, ‘cop the rag slated to box four rounds here Here a list of what the other|night before the Eagles’ club. PRICES SOARING to who desire the certainly true of two of Row. land's stars. Both Felsch and Leibold are great outfielders, but owing to the stars in the league they do not stand out as the Giant gardeners do In thelr permanence and satisfaction of Gold Plates at one-fourth of that metal, will find them the cor all in our famous league The Giants will have the advan tage In left fleld Horns ta au or Dentalloy Plates to either Collins or Letbold. As a Everybody seems to have gone crazy on boosting he is equaled only ”y prices along all lines Still greater economy Be ce th a 1 - is . - jrane e e e ue e co But we wish to announce that we are going to re- yet almost as completely ers a tremendous amount of terri tain the same low prices we established three years ago. dependable service, is tory and has that uncanny faculty There is another fact you should not fose sight found in our popular prod of belng where the ball fe hit, P ; n center field Kauff and Felsch of—that is, if we were to close our doors to business today wat, aba bout equally. Hoth ase y cc Ned to pay four times the amo brilliant, aggressive flelders, whe . you would be compel pay ve amount no Bi that you are paying to us now for the same service. $25 Rubber Plates can cover their territory and will back up elther of the other field ers. | In right, Jackson {s much supe-| We reduced the cost of Cremation from for $15 $50 to $20. which have no equal at rior to Robertson We reduced all grades of Caskets from sy yn Frebrhryeme sth any a fe 100 per cent to 400 per cent. As Plate Specialists we have precedence over either Jim We give a complete funeral, including brated TRUBITE TEETH, | [| THorpe oF Wilholt of the Giants rate E So far as the regulars are con-| cerned, the outfields of the two clubs are fairly well balanced de-| fensively | casket, attendance, calling for body, cri mation and urn for ashes, for... ..$47.50 By st We maintain our own casket factory, crematory and a modern parlor for funeral services "i Do not allow anyone to dictate to you what under- Examinations and mates FREE. N. W. Cor. Fourth & Pike, Phone Main 3256. Esti Herzog Will Get in report to the club Be taker you shall employ when death comes to your home, | Big Series After All “y but call the one who will give you the best service and | — By United Press Leased Wire is the best goods for the money, and stop the graft AT ONAL sat pla A gy ele Moms Ss | over a New Yor baseball perins BLEITZ-RAFFERTY UNDERTAKING ) altace Wine tie “olapemmlon tert & CREMATION CO. ENTISTS |i rma \ —_— | Herzog. will Phone North 525. in Philadelphia. 617-19-21 Kilbourne St. STAR—THURSDAY, S=PT. 27, 1917. THEY mic HAVE PuT A couPLe OF BACK WHILG THEY were AT IT ¢ TO WHITE SIDE : THUS PISILLUSIONING | iM 50 WE COULONT SWAT NO2 ~"TWE TaALCUM Bal’ 7 Nor CICOTTE HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF THROWING EVERYTHING BUT HAND GRENADES ‘MITT SHOW COMPARING CONTENDERS Former Federal Stars to FAGE 8 TTONS IN THE te Sox. NO.3 THE PRRAFING BALL") TWEY SAID HE HAD PARA: | FINE SMEARED On HIS | PANTS AND WHEN WED RUB THE BALL ON IT, IT WAS WAPOSS) BLE YO CONNECT SQUARELY — / wor countin' tH) \ VASELINE BALL SLIPPERY BUM BALL, Gur Bak AN LIC KERIGH Bau | Oy oeen)” pic ge oo ( \ 40 Go BACK IF | HAD A GREY MUSTACHE NOW I'D Look, LIKE GENERAL PERSHING ~ (-— ay £ By ALLM <=} - AN me Dy By AHER WELL =| GUESS TLL Have FoR MY TOOLS! (pe TAY NAME Aunt” “an! Wert sae t Wi sor | ‘seecor- 115 CHEW LICKERISH- WY cxcot™ ! we }NO. 6—OUTFIELDERS * * * * * * * After 24 Years, I joie | Ison Pennant Winner) to Come Back Home | After 24 years of brilliant play Jack Johnson wants to come ing—s«tar of « at his os ition home Napoleon Lajote finally has lan d He told Dick Klegin, the Amert- with a pennant w ner And he can promoter, that he is anxious to put it ove maelf. leave Barcelona altho p is Lajole celebrated bis firat year | making some with his phys ae a minor league manager by teal cul e school and ull fight winning the International league | ing The sight of Chicago call pennant for Toronto in one of the him he but the possibilities of toughest seasons the old league | jail kee him away According to ever had known Klegin, who ts now in this country on ed him to “fix things Camp Lewis Team to midis Gere Loos tea or Ces Take on Local Crew 8° The Army and Navy will play in =) 4 the Weat this year—in fact, they) Members of Alumni will play in Tacoma. Nope, not i the regular Army and Navy foot to Coach Gonzaga balers. but a team from the U. of] Reports to the contrary notwith W. training station and Camp | standing, Gonzaga will be represent Lewis, ed on the gridiron this fall ai No paid coach will be retained to See Or. Edwin J. Brown direct the team, but rather the in D. D. 8. MSELF oe id ry son, deceased, kept her alive for r vans weeks, C, Colcock Jones and wife s of I Angeles, have filed a claim Graduated, Licensed, Registered vLa0Ne against Mra. Agksraon’s PHYSICIAN The claim was filed in’ King 1 do all kinds of work. My fee} county probate court Wednesday fe ONE-HALF the regular city) after being denied the executors vibration, here antion Mrs. Ackerson died in Los An 41.00 Cash, medicine 1 6 Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SU REATG oe, fre Let's see, Neff and Bayley rrr oe | tated fight September 29. That's stitution from members of the time put an eleven Want $10,000 for Use of Fresh Eggs supplied Mrs will depend to time to Alleging that the fresh Sarah Lou when Victoria goes dry. By Paul Purman Jack Johnson Wants upon 4 help alumni from assist in rounding s they Acker 5 ON EVE OF WORLD’S SERIES | = Old Roman's Plan to | | | | DAAAAAMAAMAMAMAAAAAH | ve | i. ee ee 4 \ Wave Ty’ Taste oF { 4T- PL CHEW 16 | GUM Aa’ CUT PLUG! 2 5 =- ' eis / Note oe HAS A VOICE LIKE A HUCKSTIER, EDO\E C\COTTE ~ THE MIDGET GIANT - SMALLEST PITCHER IN AMERICAN LEAGUE AND BIGGEST GUN OF WHITE SOX ARTILLERY- eR ge Pr “ae ae | Be Watched in Big Serie BY H. C. HAMILTON did not class with th ’ ball, but other trio. Since last spring this trio of . Federals has done as tnuch a8 an other triangle to boost the Giant +a NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—By a remote kind of figuring, it might be deduced that the into a pennant. Anderson's wo forthcoming world’s series has been of the relief kind, but) will be something of a test be mighty efficient. Rariden has h tween stare of the old Federal ‘the brunt of the catehing and” league and those of the Ameri Kauff's hitting almost kicked the > can. Giants into a pennant without furs Four former members of the ther help, for it has been his eo itlaw” cireuit will be in action sistency and nerve that won ¢rms ainst the e Sox, but not a cial contests - Federal grac e roster the Na mperisons between Fede tional committee approved for the league players and those im th Sox National and American league Fred Anderson, Bennie Kauff used to be common, but sow th and Bill Rariden were three of the big guns in the old circuit. Jimmy Smith also did some ball playing when Jim Gilmore was in base the ex-Feds have done noble dut; in the National, they are booked show in American league compet! tion i Scalp Scalpers Fails By United Prees Leased Wire CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—Charies over to the scalpers. Now, after the tickets have all Comiskey, president of the »een sold, Comiskey announ White Sox, started out today jinat any fan who can’t attend all to “strafe the scalper.” He the games can get his money back called on Attorney Hoyne, Po- 2 4 - by personally turning in the um & lice Chief Schuettier and ised coupons at the gate. The ‘a Mayor Thompson to aid in | question was raised today whether 2 putting a crimp in the boys (4 man who could spare the time who are trying to | vp @ ‘to turn in his ticket at the park, winter's supply of kale thru | conidn’t just as well see the game i bulling the market on world (thru. ™ series tickets. The White Sox ——— x bo confident of the of- . ficials’ co-operation. Big Marathon Race Is E The rule requiring fans to pur ay y’ i chase tickets for three games in| Set for Camp Lewis proving a boomerang. Thousands By United Press Leased Wire BD will be je to see no more than, CAMP LEWIS, Sept. 27-—ie-= the first one or two games, and | tween 300 and 400 Sammies ate ex- the management has awakened to. pec’ to participate in the the fact that, under the circum-| Marathon race to be held;heré om stan’ fans naturally will| Thanksgiving day. It will be a re turn pons they can’t use! lay race, with 35-men teal L 6 I 6| importan otice ‘ p : 6| to Smokers 6 Thirty years ago I placed on the market the Feifer’s Union Hand-Made Cigar, a brand that G | was destined to become the leader of its line This cigar was named for my five sons— 6 Feifer’s Union Five,” and it has grown in pop- ularity each year until its sale has extended 6 across the continent. During the fifteen years that it has been on the local market, more than a 6 ,000,000_ Feifer’s Unions have been used by satisfied Seattle smokers. 6 lo make any changes in such a staple prod- uct must indeed require very good reasons. But J the advancing costs have struck the cigar manu- facturers, and a war tax will be added. On Labor Day a new increased wage scale was signed with the Cigarmakers’ Union. These increased expenses meant one of two things— either to reduce the quality of Feifer’s Union or to raise the price Feifer’s Union is a strictly hand-made union cigar—nothing but aged long filler is used in the making, together with an imported Sumatra wrapper This notice is to inform the thousands of men who smoke Feifer’s Union that the QUALITY of this cigar will NOT be lowered, but the 4 price, starting on October 15th, will of neces- sity be changed to 6 cents straight i With the assurance that Feifer's Union will ' continue to be the best Union-Made Cigar pro- duced in America, I remain, ; Yours very truly * i Bik eR; Maker of Feifer’s Union, New York, September 21, 1917 ; ROVIG CIGAR CO., Distributors |6 ' 613 Fourth Avenue 6 i c6c 6c 6c 6c 6c: 6c 6c