The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 8

SPORTS AND COMICS By Condo TAM CALLING ON THE OF SEveRar SS FIRMS IN THIS WHO PERSIST IN — IDING OUT CARRIERS TO STUFF CIRCULARS AND IDBILLS INTO maiL” BC MES} I DON'T ass 1S HOw MUCH MONEY YOU THROW Fo . ON THAT KIND OF ADVERTISING { > 4 iS LONG AS You Kee wf : = _ >) OvT OF Funny Mike Tells of Trip to China EDITOR'S NOTE—Michael Angelo (Mique) Fisher, was | of pennant winning teams in the Northwestern and Coast leagues. Taken off his beat as a “cop,” his ‘sense of humor and eccentricities made him one of the most figures in baseball. He took the first American base teams to the Orient. + BY MIKE FISHER BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—Election day of 1 » On that date I assembled my all s mp and headed for Honolulu. Billy Bryan was ft, but we only © a good gueas, becar on the ship, and we didn’t ways play pil any hit r gang o! ting leked by there wasn't result until we hear the what did we care about elections? We had “Brick” Deveraux fanniest fellow that ever played baseball, with us, and James N Britt, lightweight boxing champion. It was some trip were to play our first game the day we arrived, but none ‘except Britt was hep that they did any betting over there iy beat it all over town, and before he got thru had a thow The rest of us got fore pitch Ducks down on us to win the opener he wouldn't split on the bets, and I iy wouldn't give in, so « the boys played their heads threatened to Pat Donahue and Bil! Burns ‘battery. Pat and Bill were) with money and decorat- | th whatever goes for the Iron) over there. figuring to catch up Britt on the easy money had won and framed » show the opera house. Britt was tl to box a brother of Heine Heitmuller. opera house cost vs other ball players Pithe deal so they could sha and i in e the _T Mike Fisher ‘and I wouldn't let anybody fo partners hung around the front of the on the night of the per. and thought it funny that ly showed up. A long time it was time to start there ‘only $9 in the house. The ball had walked in without pay. Betting Picking Up in Windy City Now | 7 United Frese Leased Wh SW YORK, Oct. 4 world’s series today, and by Sat re expected to on the games. One brok ed be had alread. the White Sox One bet of $5.6 the Giants was roker had a sim Giants, and that Ne gai Was master of ceremonies and r a that there probably B lot of people hiding under geats and that it was time for to come out. But we didn't et any more audience that way I informed the ball players fat they had been declared in on partnership, but they hissed me pwn with horse lauchs and I lost $70 on the rent But we did well ft and de spening Penn Easy Winner In First Grid Mix to go back the next READ STAR WANT ADS PRICES SOARING 3 SKYWARD Everybody seems to have gone crazy on boosting Prices along all lines. 3 But we wish to announce that we are going to re- “tain the same low prices we established three years ago There is another fact you should not jose sight of—that is, if we were to close our doors to business today you would be compelled to pay four times the amount § that you are paying to us now for the same service We reduced the cost of Cremation from - $50 to $20. We reduced all grades of Caskets from 100 per cent to 400 per cent. We give a complete funeral, including casket, attendance, calling for body, cre- mation and urn for ashes, for... . .$47.50 We maintain our own casket factory, crematory and a@ modern parlor for funeral services. Do not allow anyone to dictate to you what under- taker you shall employ when death comes to your home, but tall the one who will give you the best service and the best goods for the money, and stop the graft BLEITZ-RAFFERTY UNDERTAKING & CREMATION CO. Phone North 525. 617-19-21 Kilbourne St. ‘Naval Team jat th a i oe Pa f G t S ‘ to prevent competent Dentists Pee MU Ciel, “neal Naouee Gener cic United Press bureau In previous advertisements I have | . ry an soldier in Frat Fes . hown some of the drastic methods the baeanedl ameette ete te 2 Dental Trust employs in “freezing out” 3 ‘ 1 Pre ; ne n; their exorbitant . ters in Wraiice to give the : fund with w eat px ery c sess super COAST LEAGUE }lay een dete own how tl : , 4 ‘ park in Chicago or! the world e and , and grant licenses ‘y : United Press lea rienced and incompetent young | Oekta ‘ 1 over t o t know but little about | At gon 3 ia Verto is of the ga ich elograph wires garded as dangerous rivals of the Den | interested will mies wake up in tal Trust : ashed to the boys preparing for| the & the results of th I have isstted-a challenge to the Den |Mexican General Is trenche games back home will be posted in Rice ua ty mit One es A cable trom W. @,, Forrest, itlevery amp.” rust, offering to meet any one or more | | STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1917. PAGF © Ween NOU KNOW WILBUR FURLOUGH EADS TODAY AND HE Wit RETURN TO CAMP TomoRROw, so irm™ FOLLOWING YouR SugGesTioN AND WILL INWTE HIS CAPTAIN OFND THAT out ToR DaneR. nore BY _ TONIGHT f | Messencer SQUIRREL FOOD— Buck Thinks of Himself so Much He Forgets devence! MrRocous * % 1 eave FoR WH Poe > 2 ISLAKDS TOMORROW =" S 2 A MGGER Boom THe S pata OF You, FoR 4 va q CHING WITH ot No wo- 1's » \ewwe ve HAS MORE TEMPERMENT AND PUTS UP A HGGER YOWL “TMAN A GTRANDED COMPANY OF OPERA SINGERS iy WOO nce Fe He CONT «now fT, Gul @ucK 1S HEARN WHE WHOLE RASBO Has Own Table a football warrior Washt It pays to be né Univ and Altho Coach Hunt “Jump” raity of naval station these trying times of Gilmour Doble are opposites, the our little argument with the new coach is getting along eplen table has been eatad:/ idly with his men at the Univer lished at the naval station for the) *!tY of Washington whipping the port footballers ad that he has Recently each of the members of dug down into his i up a stim d train t he ting seve: Many pro’ athletes in all ut he fs ¢ ating several lines are ast at the local) *T kles on . erwise jovial station countenance over the prospects of fetting a line that will not give a la | Hindenbure’s Art Anderson aad Ervin Dailey the Everett star, are showing up well in the backfield. Charles Logg, & 9 | i) ral @ oy Be General “Don't talk baseball to me,” de. see him cop the Islanders’ |olared Wa " M alls torn [ We won easy and James sae gue ; tcher, yesterday x | mn rea to in”, | fast ones at the kaiser.” at of ten es we lost only ao at ; kaleer and that was when we loaned PB nggnonds » BY H. C. HAMILTON 1 Press statt CHICAGO, Oct. 4 wa of ae sand distinct be! rage and officers’ camp, disappoint blended today with with several « the sighs of several hundred ticket scalpers in the mightiest world's series ticket roar Chicago ever na B league and| beard to the majors. He fig Today was distribution day me thing in Un s|enteen thousand persons hav | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— The Surprise Was Also on Tom q Aw RIGHT g-ovs' snane em uP! LiL PER- “TH Wie \ ENE ~ THENRE GONE \. LETS Got HEADS be \ upt vee owl/ DEALS OUT "THE Criwi Goons Law PUTS PEP IN THE GANG BY HIS RAND FIRE “THINKWORK, CHATTOR AND CHERGY~ STARBOARD VIEW OF CHAS. WERZOG AND HG BEAK MR WERZOG CAN Be SEEN GUGHTLY TO LEPT OF HORN Linemen Need of U. W. Grid Squad d sharpen ‘em up | Png + of {ithe first o tion of the season . A unéer way 12 CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—A lot of . brother of Dave Logs, te also out|_, !ce skating will get under Way TN)} oo” cthered around today rd for the University of Washington with the squad rding to Curtis Lester, managing |} White Sox park to find out if they } naval training station football Buel Blake, the former Queen! ai rector, had tickets. Among those pres- {| team Ane star, Is doing most of the punt-|" "1 ester ts back in town, after a #o-|} ent was Clarence Rowland—and, }| ‘The fast Ballard team will come ing in the practice sessions. Erroll) journ in tl wilds, during which |) like the rest, he did not get all) here October 13, to take on the Rawson, who failed to make the/time he and Mickey Ion, the hockey |) the tickets he asked for—Det, un- } Jolly ta: The game will be play- lars under Dobie, Is trying fOr | referee, put in thelr spare moments | like the others, he did not how! jjed on the gridiron at University nd, and ts y to land @ place purchasing horses for the govern: |W WWW. | Tiel this year, He was taken on the! ment jcal team, ie at present in Califor Arrangements have been made ip to California last year. “Can't say a word about ice hock-| nia—Los Angeles or San Francisco | by those in charge of athletics at Spence ro of the 1916ley as yet,” declared Lester. where ice skating is already un-|the station for several football scrub te A back Things are pretty much unset-|der way. He will be back shortly,| games. They will be-played on the Ben Ttbt rman, was €x-| ¢ieq.” however, to look over what is left) university gridiron on such dates from Helling Mand he wi to #e on a three which Tramp” Th light Rush for Tickets Is On in Chicago they get the t Detectives eyes T some that ny here. as the Gia: nd Cubs planned to stage an a riller at Charley Weeghma h Side park. Good being predicted 1 iti rl coinian ak mee well-grounded fear of my competition. Yes, | KNOw IT- come | HAVE A LITTLE SURPRISE Anybody Else Is Alive. CAMOUELAGES HIS REAL SLOW GOING SELF writ SPEED CHATTER eed ° \ A COUPLE OF HUNGRY ~) ( ie WALLIG WOLKE TICKET TAKER oF THE FIRST PILLOW- WARBLES FASTER “MAN A LEWIS GUN AND DOESNT KNOW WHAT WES SAYING HIMSELF - C AAWAS ON THE TUMP- HOPS a LUKE A BUNCH OF FARE CRACKERS - SKating Is | On Soon ut your ice skates and oll d to 1, but has sent word m that bis father ts not be able to return nie Murphy ts figuring weeks’ trip East, after bo will return to school fs selling insurance team that is turning out ts averaging about 145 hool AN OPEN the to be » tick aking a jall’s interior be refused tickets present their orders. If an prove thelr right, they will and a new shadow are going to have their hundred y will ha nd a chance of kote on thet bunch from now on © weather man is getting » smoke on the fast one. Weeps would have done credit to most picnic have ned on but today saw the end of tt, been ¢ ° @| deen advised to begin standing tn BASEBALL n now to walt for general ad e @| 8 ckets—as yet AMERICAN ERAGE ey ne to come Won Lost. Pet.| ha Asked to See Fight By United Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Oc Ge : Alvaro Obregon, Mex “ -" ears ‘ hundred « rs to any charitable ender, Whdke taverite 4 institution if they do as good Dental oda telegrams Hi dF l work as I can do, particularly in the MeCarthy fight at Reno, Sat-| "Tony Savage former University had better wend in an order for @ Extraction, Filling or Treating of Teeth; a H 1 ft the promot-| of \ hington gri¢ ar, now foot-|carload of crutches for his football or if their charges for this work are as pos ‘hall coach at Lincoln high school,| team, if reports emanating from the low : ite és "amen _ — = ~| Lincoln training camp are correct poe en It appears that the Lincoin team will have a mighty hard time hob bling out on the gridiron Saturday, Believing that every worthy and competent person when it takes on the Ballard lads to conduct his or her legitimate business rder to ints ew (whalebone) plate, which is the highest |! the first game it is to play this trictions or discrimination, I favor an est plate vers very | f the uth; | season spat 3 sear AB TOF avo you can bit cob. that all qualifies Jentists shall be gre . ons t Zuaranteed >| Cutting and Graefo, figured on to at all qualified I ts shall be granted licenses, no matter Gold Crown $3.00 $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) §8 $10 Set of Teeth 85.00 Bridgework, per tooth, gold t White Crowns $3.00 Gold Fillings $1.00 Up Silver Fillings 50¢ Platina Fillings 7be Have impression taken in the n and advice free ranteed for fifteen years t teeth same day - of @ pre r Pinte and ent patrona ull giving 6 work. When tomers wh you are in the right place. Bring this ad with OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 207 UNIVERSITY sTREwT Opporite Fr Sammies in France Wails of Lament Are show toy for the Abr hp Rag ete sciected Gs ye, Wee e888 - leet Tony {8 hoping for the best ddress No word of complaint has been NAdreSS vs ee ee eeeeeeeee nessa eens sard from the Hallard way nothing and going thru | Pellard . eee tersom Co! Wont Beattie s..sccscseee and of its mer in a public competitive or contest, and to forfeit uch qualifications din Saturday's game were acquired are both out of prac ries, No definite line »s Coach Cole has outlined HIGH = SCHOOL HOLME HAS TO BE WOKE uP EVERY SO OF Ten ~ SERENA OTC, NN Clarence Rowland Among Those Not to Get Tickets By United Press Leased Wire Pete Muldoon, manager of the lo-lof his world’s champion septet the By ALLMAN ACCEPTS WITH | PLEASURE Your | KIND INVITATION FoR DAHER Me. DUFF (a W099 HAS 0° LEGS 65 SEE HOW - \ aes RIGAT! SWU0ES TH BER ‘| Ballards LETTER TO THE PUBLIC A Painless Austin Submits His Side of the Controversy With the Dental Combine, And Will Abide by the Popular Verdict—Asks Only a Square Deal I want the people of this community to pass judgment upon the merits of my efforts to protect myself and my constitutional rights against the vicious onslaught of the Dental Combine, and the purpose of its members to put me out of business, if possible, because of their Knowing that they cannot suc- cesstullyg compete with me, either in quality or economy of Dental work, they seek to eliminate my competition through the operation of an unjust n-American statute dictated by themselves. They have the power from practicing in this State, and are now attempting to exercise this arbitrary power against me. Of course, no member of the Dental Trust has dared to accept this challenge, as they know only too well that to do would publicly the shallow- ness 4 ns to those competent where or expose matter Now, in order to shear these precious pretenders of such arbitrary powers and the tyrannical exercise thereof, I am in- stituting a movement to have the unjust Dental laws this Sta modified at the next session Legislature that no competent Dentist of good character can be excluded from practice through the purely prejudice of the Ethical Com In order to « that of so the personal rystall I ask and who deal public sentiment every man and the State, over believes in fair to fill out and hed coupon to me at I may begin this campaign injustice at the earliest to woman in le 21 years of play and a mail 1are attac so that rank possible date once, against uld without unjust ¢ modification have the right unwarranted re- of the esent law where or how AINLESS AUSTIN THIRD AVENUE AND PIKE ST., SEATTLE Ta WATER, DAME, as the U. of W. team is away, to Play The Ballard Meteors will furnish