The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1917, Page 8

“By ALLMAN 'M GLAD | CAME OUT To CAMP TODAY BECAUSE | Have A DETTER IDRA MOW HOW IT FEELS To at fet H ALL RIGHT! ~ 1) WAS WATHCHING "THAT AEROPLANE LooP THE Loop - MY Bur ‘TWAT MusT G&A GREAT SENSATION! WoNDER HOW IT O# TOM, HOLD Nour. FARS, THEN'RE GOING TO SHOOT OFF ON® OF THESR BIG HEY, WHAT Do YOU MEAN BY SLAPPING MS LIKE Tear 2 SQUIRREL FOOD—Benny's Victim Seems to Be Quite Willing. : ~ a — / ¥ ~ <a 5 > ‘ eu WHATS | Y'KNOW MISTER: >) OO ry, SAY MISTER - ‘) /wor ver! BECAUSE Youve ( e HURRY “e HW BG | was ves’ \ \€ You ever \ warn A Munn S| / wave / GOT A WORSER ‘. AN’ SHooT mE! (Give ar/ 1) \ LOOKIN AT SUCH | FIND A GUY wi \ OVE Wan ba rh ata LOOKIN’ FACE ” ee (iow A FUNNY Face | { & Wonen ween’ Be SHOT wan oe ! a wits KPLAIN — 2 Youve Gov / | MUG “HAN YOURS etn lt — T SAW YOu BOx A CHILD'S 2 \ t ‘ ; sucor wet / EARS YESTERDAY! YOU MIGHT . : — : | HAVE RUINED His ‘| GAR DRUMS THE LAP OF LUXURY * s. , ice wre - Movie oF Of sTure 5 ae! ne US OUR SCENARIC, WORDS AND MWDM EY basin asad H "ve a A : Limey Oe¢ Vill it Vv . " 3 sa iste & for I've J vim Re Pn Moyne . id eagerly frequent The Moving Finger writes, and, having writ, RUBAIYA I Day after day a line of eager clients For I've a bunch that Zim will somehow t fyself fon days be ong wpe gece Moves Ont sor all your:debe wah aeenne & 0M) Has sought to know which had the greater science The stormy petrel of the jubilee Expert and bug ard gre r t prmore Nor check one error on the field of play, Whereat I counter boldly with this hun He'll either be The-Roy-That-Buste-It-Up About it and a but evermore ° of the “I rather think the Sox have—or, the Giants.” Or else the Goat, without a friendly plea. I left still knowing less than when I went Nor all your bets upset a part of it WORLD SERIES 7 “ 1 n ith mutte curse 1 ro fter all, old Omar had the dope, Dr fter day some poor nut, standing by, Think, in this batter’s caravanseral For one would say with muttered curse or scowl, For, a 5 Asks, “Who will w At” Until, with bloodshot ¢ Whore portals are eternal fight and play “Joe Jackson's will 2 them Giants howl!” The inside stuff for which the > yea Erope; it Ask ho wi . t soggy A ‘ alse “That b ! nd I shall give it to you word for word, I seek some lonely tavern off t beat How Tycobb after Ty », with hin pomp, Whe t another murmur That big dub _ And fo i By Grantland Rice To drown my sorrow in the flowing rye. Abode his destined hour and went his way! That guy'll lucky if he gets a foul!” Nor change one letter in its metric scope— Wake! For the dope now heaped in massive store the mighty, takes a husky swing The wan fan says where Cleotte crowns the fra And as 1 horned into the mill: “The ball no question makes of eyr me, Has ut next—I hope this doesn't bore’ ‘i tear off § cot's wing? I do t ask if he will wir * game “Just wa ns against that pill! But here or there as strikes the pi ea; ar goa eee hg bg al ft a puny pop to thirc I do not ask what «tuff he has to shoot He'll dr across the Barren Lands!” And he that toss’d you down into the field, There's nothing left except the ' roaia, “Thal wey dint ete thin’? But bowiuell dees he prot tie ina?” A dull voice countered, “Yes, likely will He knows about it all—he knows—HE KNOWS!” ‘The minor detail of the final score. icket speculators were ¢ When the Giant southpaw By United Press Leased Wire University of] way into the hearts of the fans Tramp") hy had taken | stare co pondent Jrecruits the fundamenta of Se Ff Conet Southwood turned out for the first days o = "Ss “RO OF Gace 1 ’ leis y . fe | es cama Farrell New Tort WIN oe es vat Murphy Bezdek Lets Out Wi IN THIRD MIX peculators a da are. “dmerttioe ne). 2S Wed Wail of Woe at RA Rishin’ “Sermar’ lghtwelgnt ate (Crrame’) Murhy hed tates | cum Onveceodeet ace | eee b the Pacific. ‘Cont dalewe in the person of Miss Marion! wnince, no Don't try to| Among the gridiron warriors whg : Murphy will return to school Kid yourself into thinking that we) pa ctice iast week, there was not will attend until may turn out a winning team this|one man who was last year num the colors. He year—it can’t be done.” bered among the first string. The | championship ALTER MAILS happened to) at the bout Ritchie declared that look at a San Francisco pa- parrel| was too heavy for b r yesterday and let out q iaheé 147 and Pi ba Slices of wrathy indigna- |viie, Wetshed 147 and Parr andl Bg ney “ese 1s spoke Hugo Bezdek, Ore- | Dearest approach was the presence 1 Bats awual, the McCrodies| .te_"trry Was $0 clean y wed ts Halfback Toothall ditector and coach, /of “Baz” Williams and George js msual, the McCredies/:here was no diesent when Refere a rootball directo: coach, | of “I Mcvanuse of Walter's anger. | Gait Yicnnny med Fannaite ne Wa Wnt hose aggregation defeated the |Cook, substitute tackle’ and end, ‘ Gn the aforesaid San Francisco the former lightweight champ wa A University of Pennsylvania team Tespectively. Nor is the continue Miiier acted an article tol te tote ee we ~ At Pasadena, Cal, last’ New /ance of Williams in uniform an age | he effect that he had written the ‘ seh ws Cue Shark Year's day. He had just given the | #ured ie for he i Rhema : Pt dies, asking for his old job I 200dd men who } e for berths on | the ordnance course Inaugurat ry . 1 t Twice the university this fall. The course ; he Portland pitching staff. . Ss ary to decide the ser H H da the varsity this season the “Twice | * ont pitching Football ier on In “heared” the ticket market urts NG around and in” signal only Jasts until the middle of Now ur try Tacoma Stadium Sat R Scaipers were deluged with “Tiond or of the) “There is no use talking, I can-|Yember, and {ts 10 hours of tne 908 hy Se Ueied Fee lend Wee of reserved seat coupons for Satur. | Northwest sorts, may (not do the impoasible—-develop a tensive work each day leaves little i : TACOMA, Oct. 11.—Football fan f {to have never 7 on the team from among that bunch.” He “me for football > ib here are looking for some ‘ bought 1 another ed tables nodded toward the last few strag Steers Looks Good . good in gridiron mixes when the \ glers plodding “gymward” thru the| Aside from these two, Bestel ; 1 don't mean that we won't has Steers, star of last years have a team, We will have that, freshman team. His toe is expects that "we can expect ed to fill the kicking vacancy left Why, half of these by the graduation of Johnny Becks just out here bec ett and upon Steers’ ability Ity to the school place the pigskin between the they have had no ex-|rests, in great measure, Oregons Washington State Colleg ant the officers’ team, from Ca D9 lewis, tangle, Saturday afternoor © ‘nthe Stadium mow shat do you think of {Cincinnati Wins Ohio Butler play that?* inquired the big southpaw. § boxes pda ey t Miard | perier It looks as th ar es “ ; 7 4 . ; ed a o! pocke illiard | perience ooks as oO one yer only hope of victory against the 1 seyeere do they get that stufffrom,,) Series From Indians defeat of ¢ games , I was to have my greatest team stronger teams of the Coast afl} i i wonder. j 3 ms v e k to Chicago fans a and the next es 'e will No es . > 4 “1 never wrote to McCredie, ask me + pole asa A Wir : as the betting on the serte P. lk | B " Will 6 fie % ‘ ny poore t We will N rthwest conferences this year | : Ba Siinever wrote to McCredie, ask, S Sapa caper Cas aE o bet te ortland Boxer i do the best we can, however, and Stan Anderson, another freshman F oe Sagas so pack, never thought /cinnat! Reds are © today had 1 a ast Ee Hal 4 |before the end of the season We of last year, is the lone other pillar ; K . and | Ohio iaie on the Sox to e Seen In Boise Go wit nave some kind of a team. Ilaround) which the team is to be ever Ne agedlene gg gifted ~ ma post-season series with the ( é George Brandon, the clever little Know these boys and they know | bu There ts a possibility thas SET will soon be carrying fs fae jim Beebe alk Ove tee tana te Lloyd Madden to Mix |p boy, who put ine cad I know the conditions | Pete Jena, Who playet simumamE e ying @ £1 | ing Jim Bagby all over the field for 9s ‘ <a ere hts before the Rose City , here Steers with the Oregon “babes™ ple army camps, I'd lke ‘the third time in the six games With Frankie Tucker ¢; ting Billy Mascott, Abe Fundamentale Are Taught last year, may return, Jénsen hag : Dai g played. The score was 8 to That Llord Madden of Seattle Gordon and Sammy Gordon in| The coa 1 out the a ba neyg in the shipyards ag ag ig 7 x = “fii tees Penekn er of Cail straight battle sr ir remerton during the summer and Begins to loak like Eddie ject Fra recs ; eat { or aaw hed now conte ee surtee a ae ts the 1 " < : ge 0 ¢ ' heduled an afternoon's work, |2°¥ spatecepene yal an offie his fighting for Uncle Sam as Fourth Inning Big made by George in in a six-round bo Friday. |p " and runtiing them Should he not pass he will onc@ 1 : Th. Cootoe [other bout thet has anne . thru sigt and simple |More be seen on Kincald field : One In 7 his Se TICS Tied is a “Tough Frank Pete Dion Rader Goes to f aration for the —F » fourth inning was the |) match . f the year he was| If sitdan, te White Maney Peles . won | : you value your watch, tet tension in which Happy Pelach : lis I lome In Oregon round up and, | Haynes repatr it Next Liberty ‘ 1 do *« hom ui 1 2s . . , r Jon der, former] with the 7 iing his ra at e go and won tho ball game. {; Russell Smith, N. W. |cniversity of Orecen foothattc be —_— ; ustle-2 sarbehbngconbinnintso' that metal, will find them Bosit| Colt Sar Solder Sessa att PRICES SOARING Buck Weaver is the hard-hitter PGE the White Sox. His average is all in our famous if iwest Golf char the American league, and last sea: | he has landed for five bingles, one Dentalloy Plates a at Coalicy clah? Cana Ma haens Géoe in'masece Ore ee ee oe ore ‘ : rates, 7. 2 Country club course, he ed tle for his home in Eugene, Ore 2 tee eae” twoheaner pS ons moles Welterweight Champ (Captain Newman Not |ii."cubs ‘away in_moth. balls. for Everybody seems to have gone crazy on boosting and a triple to his credit. He has found the pill on six occasions ir 11 _ journeys to bat. dependable service, ts es mt 545. | yet almost as completely to Box on Coast) Yet Back at O. A. C. Private Samuel Recesit @raithe 30th Lee Johnson Fails to | prices SCD CORVALLI Oct. 11 oginesta, National Army, Wasi! Show Old-Time Form But we wish to announce that we are going to re- ities athe bases Let fa ovee polls. eee Ted Kia" Le is, welterweight | ps al of O. A. C.. is stilt gloomy | ington, D.'¢ iba aoteban (ought a tounkouca tain the ‘same low prices we established three years ago. fomon, altho he has only uct, York for Oakland, Cal., this |‘ wile oe in| a ee ee trkw. with ‘Monk Fowler, tn fan There is another fact you should not jose sight MT Sucre is teehae ig ge ft ed the coach that he would errive D t l S ial Francisco, at, Dreamland the other | of—that is, if we were to close our doors to business today leading bataman, having mad $25 Rubber Plates on at I Hein < la yesterday, but he failed en a peci at Pan bacdid several. ¥ agreed I Meat uld be compelled to pay four times the amount meet Dait vial appear eiiiat waaithe teat time he appenr, | that you are paying to us now for the same service. probabl f Ap A large turn-out greeted Coach ; 8 " h Barrleau and Wilite Ritente Pinal "when hn te Wea Announcement Pee ree crencumse and Re ihiad 8 | We reduced the cost of Cremation from gafe hit in his only time at hat for an average of 1.000 for $15 Bennie Kauff has yet to get his far as his appearance In Seat tle is conc: 5 . a 8 6 Plate Perfection Davy Robertson, Giant outfielder. 4s the heaviest cannonader of the a who desire = “ com > ence Star-Spangled world’s series, now mfort, permanence an "under way. Including yesterday's satisfaction of Gold Plates Dgame, Davy has maced the pellet at one-fourth the cost of + first hit. He has been at the plate Which ‘have no: haual at Lewis refused to meet Marty 008%. Complete college and rook iveren dosen times, but his aver. that price Mie a were formed and the men| BZ DR. HOWIN J. Re Lyle Bigbee | $50 to $20. ; Age ren," Baths with "10 had w hard workont Piagg B eport Lyle Bigbee | We reduced all grades of Caskets from fs the lowest hitter on the White As Plate Specialists we a r 7 > : | The to Join Army Soon 100 per cent to 400-per cent. Sox team tse only the Justly Cole W.S. C. Will Not Play| Former Mont. Coach |tore’tf" myn rater Ec ges Peake ala We ci ie rats bs a brate E ; weave torts “ Be . | aigne on Fir _ Lyle Bigbee, who played with! e give a complete funeral, i i le Suldick . writes trom a i California This Year Is Injured In China] mevea my Pent Spokene until’ the Northwestern ondtiets reteset P Asay I, including Portland, where he is training Ct cates eee Ne n football game| R. A, (Bob) White, football] Firat ave. and Ce league hit the rocks, has left for| cet, ance, calling for body, cre- Charley Moy to box Jimmy : ngton State col- | ¢¢ at. the University of Just acrons th Bee e Cee ee work mation and urn for ashes, for... . $47.50 Dundee, that he would Iike to N. W. Cor. Fourth & Pike. € oft in 1909 and former Mune unten od in the Beatle irds and | We maluitiq tue se ~prieigroe see Moy on the next Elke’ eith , h at University o P ‘ pitched for the Duthie team. Re wn casket factory, crematory and card in Seattie. Phone Main 325) kane or Berkele < 4 4 ciotal tween Firat porta hart it that he will join the a monet pene: for funeral services, * 1, according to Athle to nde 1 China n he ; ‘ or t American Jo not allow anyone to ‘dictate to vou w rl 7 te ‘red Bohler of Pullman t f r ake, which is made up of forme ; " } what tinder- World’s Record Broken siiath aii A aee ald Pasthe Gade Mahuen ieee Eee University of Oregon ten, but pall tiitods who’ wren death comes to your home, M5 ng ie rant DE | Dent wot t call the one who will give you the best servic ba at Grand Circuit Meet F Hsun's troops and those of the re-| the. tt j bu } e best service and Me fees tease LASSE wi i" ; : the best goods for the money, and stop the graft . LEXINGTON Oe 111 Gl 0 itgyac haan in tile doe be of doin Dr. F. N. Freer } & record for three-year-old trotters | tee examin KY Is r ' " h on I want t n an the o PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON | by The Real Lady, driven by Mu Reltat peruaaed i n by an etican | Prices beea war ¢ “ < # & ae, phy. Peter Volo made the old ve and re firm, While White's wound is se HDWIN J. nnOWN, DD. r Ord here in 1914, 2:0 “or DR. KNOWLTON | riou orth received this week eel Mia’ tending untied co. 1asi Ard Aves on in Missoula say he will recover, 106 Columbia, Phone North 525, 617-19-21 Kilbourne St,