The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1917, Page 1

FULL LEASED . Wik UNITED PRESS VOLUME 19 } SERVICa MATION The Gre SEATTLE, WASH., cet Daly Circulation of Any Paper in the Pacific Northwest SATURDAY, OCT. ‘SLUGGER MAKES NEW ATTACK @, TheSeattleStar | LAST EDITION hn FORO AST: t and Jerate bverywhere in Beattle 13, 1917. PRICE ONE CENT GILL DEFENDS CITY'S MORALS > CHICAGO BEAT GIANTS 8 TO BY H.C. HAMILTON United Preee Start COMISKEY PARK, CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Overcoats and furs took the place of bunt Correspondent ox Score ing and flags here today as the Gtants ABR. HPO. A. F Giants and White Sox met in | Burns, If ..4 3 0 6 0 the fi game of what started (Herzog, 2b..4 0 1 o 1 out to be a star spangled Kauff. o AER, world’ Zim'man e231 Stars and Spangles blended 1 3 this afternoon. Snow and rain 0 2.8 did it. Bleachers, grandstands Holke, Ib...4 0 0 oe and pavilions lost their flame Rariden, e..3 1 L of red in a compo: of red = Salle, p a Siete iat and washed-out blue. 6 In brown sweaters the new-found : heroes of baseball took healthy a i 4 § + : RH. PO. A. E | ODD GAME IN NEW YORK re vag de . 1 | COMISKEY PARK, Oct. 13 = chanan S ; | world’s wenth ans ~s_l : i | game ist Rd peo i ae ee a | tithe—will be pla in New a Stet ean ae York. Garry Herr flipped , : 4 | a coin and Presi ‘omiskey . ; { called tafla. It came up beads A, Eb } 1 0 1 0 0 ) i PEL ¢ ) 0 0 0 ents at the ball as second-string me tee : flingers served them 4 ‘Serpe tee McGraw was cocky at second base in the practice. His players " 3 8h P footed around in the sun and gave|_ the impression that only the Glants stad for Clestte e due to win Ba for Williams i It seemed a practical certainty A that the crowd would not even ap-| Scores by innings ~ ximate the 000 mark set iniNew York 00200106 e first two games. Half an Chicago 00160133 0-8 hour before game time it was SUMMARY doubtful if half that number we Twotase hite—Kauff, Felsch, im the park and the feed line | Fletcher, Gan Was slim. Outside the ga Sacrifice h Sa sane @rs had been stopping probable pa-| Double plars Age is 7 offering to buy or sell tick-| Conins to Gan be len bases—Robertson, Kautt. FIRST INNING Schalk NEW YORK—Burns walked, Her.| Struck out—-By Cicotte, 3; & 20g singled to center, Burns tak 2; by Williams, ing third. It was a deep line drive on balle—Off Ruse that Felsch barely fielded. Kauff oft ‘ doubled to right, scoring Burns and! One run and 2 hits of Russell with placing Herzog on tt no outs in first Inning; three " hit the fence bite off Cloatte in siz inaines bleachers. Ru and one hit off Williams from the box nnit i Herzog halk, on Zi auff took third and man was safe at first w made « dazzling play on the which was Kauff out at pla to & Roberteos on Fletcher's man went to second an fe at MeMull Weaver's brilliant play. Re Kauff. One t, no or replaced Thorpe, who started the FOURTH INNING game in righ singled to cen ae z oseehtyeael ae eéaving er |_, NEW YORK—Rariden single j going to too _ o 5 second late 7 Holke o' ¢ Two i ; runs, three Co! singled to cente second. It was a line drive « : second that ff had fie ine. quick » hold MeMullin k oa eae eae flew to CHICAGO— Weaver out, Zimmer The New York ors gathe mfin to Holt Schalk t, Holke around for a conference.! ynassisted. Cicotte f to Burr Felsch sa n Fletcher's error, Me-| No runs, no hits, no err Mullin go’ o third and E, Collins FIFTH INNING ~ 10 second hit Fletcher's YORK—Fletcher lined to bounded and toward second |, r No runs,! | SECOND INNING purpose a } YORK—Rariden sing! No runs, or Center The t was st CHICAGO J Col e 8 MeMullin flew to Ka who made ariden, Gandil t running BE. ¢ 1 ned tried to sacrifice rns f a single over Fletche head. Ja Herzog safe on Weaver's error, Sai. 800 singled off Sallee nee, F f lee going to sec r made|Collins going to second, Felsch an ad fumble wh had plenty Out, Sallee to Holke uns, tw Hof time to catch at second. | hits, no errors Kauff out, E. Collins to Gar N SIXTH INNING run me hit, one error V YORK Burn flew CHICAGO aver out, Fletch m. Herzog E, Col to Holke. Flete made a mag Kauff singled to left ice ay, knock own 1 stole second. Zimmerman Pe emist throwing out W ar, CC to Gandil. No ror q Schalk out cher to Holke. hit, no error t Meotte walked, J. Collins fouled) CHICAGO—Gandil out, Sallee 3 rror Schalk singled to ce i THIRD INNING going to third. Risberg, batting ¥YORK—Zimmermar n. Cicotte. single ight, scoring gled to cente Chee tried oing to second if to catch Zimmerman fivet, as out, Holke unassisted i's throw and Zimmerman got '? *€¢ MceMullin out, Herzog ver was g an ettor e, One run, three hits, no en lined ed Zimmern t sensational SEVENTH INNING YORK—Williams_pite DRAGS VICTIM CARNIVAL READY INTO BUSHES TC OPEN MONDAY Tries to Kiss Salesgirl, and:“The 1917 Seattle Potlatch” Then She Loses Is What One Man Calls Consciousness Gala Affair L ashen FOUND BY STUDENTS TO HELP SMOKE FUND . Dazed after being str ver the 99 head and r ed to t bushes , by the seer? Mc Wanted—Bands ment wa at to ¢ lete bivd. and Winthre shortly be She | at t Seattle Pipe ba D-LI wag able to tell Capt. 0 lea) will play Wetnesda DECLARE RED-LIGHT |PROSECUs Tehnant th nh ne art n d to play pas ‘ " . . wrroareys a Io ercoat, dark #hoe LIONS ARE ONLY EEFECTIVE WAY. he « | had attacked " . . Tr . , . 7 TO KEEP HOTELS CLEAN, AND” 1 ae «® the > “hee . " yar * : of PROMISES HELP TO LUNDIN; RE- mething that looked to be VEWS PLEDGE TO GEN. GREENE, ae « “The 1017 Seattle Potlatch.” ' : a bei hon ag R OF CAMP LEWIS iid 'ts ‘Meow ‘Ve hat's what one man calls » wil 1 Ss > He said, ‘I want r and the carnivel to be staged at the tw May Hi Gill r eattle of vice? tried to kiss me. I do! € “rf Bon Marche park all of next ¢ clear use to the sat 1 of army authorie sane aft * wich, ‘beginning Mendey” wet ce thre kee ers ay on the theory that pee ee Inee, for the benefit of The « ey the fap The oi ieiaait abet 8 Star's Smoke fund for the boys What es Hi Gi mself think the situation? cad” phie 2 f in Prahes le starir face—and thé than a r later, § And, indeed, it is a fitting Northw k 4 tereste “ description s Star set out to learr « s attitude. G. EF I ; “e Poe PA jomegpeict For the carnival, like the Pot as Columbus day. City offices were closed. srg hho rear ; latch, is built for amusement. und Hi Gill in shirt sleeves, a hoe in hand, works home. Already the gala atmosphere is She said that she had carr ‘| apparent, with the pennants al 1, the rs ved work and sat for se a and decorations that have gone por te it at 626 35th J not get kirt’'s| Pat Fourth ave, and Pine st Seattle?” he mused. “I don’t know just and apparently fed The Ferris wheel is being striking her placed in shape today. There ral women here, and druggists bootleg Struck over the head by an will be # merry-go-round for the ; eengee ean, aed T. | kiddies—and the grown-ups, neg here, or to: Tacor or sailors in Bréemey” ris, 1 th ave. — too. There will be a “crazy iy ay mien 1 don't think they'll ever} knocked unconscious when she | house,” a submarine show, & ied Saher nx A Ay stepped to her rear porch at © fat girl show, the mysterious 1. Under t aw as s, druggists can p. m. Friday h : “Spidora ether side shows, re « their sales, i I can’t use af A diamond ahd emerald ring the Glamese Twin girls, and oe sha was stripped from her finger kena Seeks Goiee Mis Clair, ¢ ¢ America’s first women’s “Bat Mrs. Harris’ husband, who ther wit be ee te ' talion of and in nd two women soldiers of the Gill ‘Seys Police Can End Much had gone to a neary re, bee teeters, ® v8 Russian battalion, which pire — ~ ri = rs act Wea gone only a tow minoves [iainment, features, Besides these, * jof Vice in the Rooming Houses and saw no man when he re of ncrobation High-Up" Know me | The police can stop women from ‘congregating in nums turned, altho his wife was ly will be @ free attract Sn d rooming houses. They can arre ing on the kitchen floor < fobchad 36 tact tt G bers ‘in ip, ead ry They can arrest a Police searched the district, but nd oe leet in " 1 for soliciting on the street. They can stop them from to locate the ailant Admission 10 Cente bed bs flirting from windows woma es, was} . nd their orders are to stop women from doing thes® a net $04 The ‘ ° ’ And the g % weep bare ps . 1 will b esil | le] } O € val After th what then? The evie patroimen, but t fail v 2 and eventr in be secuting attorney. He the ersonator ts re the re n my opinion is the most apt Pra! largr i e AV i jeffective weal 10rality Chica e t 2 a to eir ¢ to turn over written! er Jack Robert ne ey as By J. H. DUCKWORTH e desires them.” ofa ¢ oad gach lad a a . ¢ ef LOWELI Out ey Ss i The 1 nt, and iked the head of . " . 1 " ae " ody t the America wh “ gir Ba eu s n ( Bi . * gathere him fons . are en But id system of sending police 1 t the N oe iia ‘ a large pa ‘ thr break down doors and drag 7 : . r Pigg oi Hi i vin recall, when Rar . i 4 ’ , } ion ot s was an ¢ day practice. r t n of f A “mut elt sites ti tr ! : ag entatty "\ Seattle Better Morally Than Tacoma; en W r te. hae a ited. t «- Dance Halls Poorly Handled There T , ahgrouee attest wome ers ke y from $ \ I doubt. that re O'la and angle r a and part! rthie that Ave en doing what they can to bi papa J | Seven in Queen Race Women's Mil-|-) 0.5 at agree ney cy can to Dreigg SO elegaae ea ok ; ed t : 7th nia: hag, rien he I t 1 ‘ regulate her ente Ja Fe it n refined h and ace t « t s is made- here ~ ¥ A’ fat percer the | ance and f Whist . ls f quart and for $8 Ga r 4 # k ; Ps ‘ oo mata PA uart That « erence shows that is easier to walked ‘ i ond et Friden's| i aiatict S" SOLDIER KILLS (NAVAL TRAINING 5.0.00 sie bore average $4000 9 oth, ag throw gs t Ik took third i dali pe ae Nee STATION SHOWN |: kt charge of s. We are, and have letch@r's throw. te t ; r v s M -= , . roses ¢ " M i The first H several thou- 4 4 Lieut ever taken at the United States frot or rd ’ ' urtment Longing for home and sweet be Arad gam ’ tates mn here to t f the Me heart drove Millard Goldberg, wise, wgthe ‘ EIGHTH INNING of| 22, of Company 9, 166th depot intversity are featured in The | YORK—I b t iss Elsie brigade, Camp Lewis, to com Star-Liberty film weekly which | rooming fn Chicago. Herzog fanned Miss Hil.| mit suicide by shooting him forms: part of the naw bill, ak is in bad Kau t, Faber to Gandil. Z@ Mar self thru the head early Satur lo dhe tuber inektre ‘ | me 1 to J r Ne day at the Seward hotel, 511 . eben: | sl ins, no hits, no error tablish. Third ave Sunday phouses: te aiae CHICAGO. Col ngled to He left a note, evidently written The pleture >w the ent the re He does not hold to the theory t. McM acrificed, Zir just before he took his life, which t battalion drill, a Nght law that unfortunate women must be merman to Ike, K, Collin n PILL PDEPLLI SPS OPIS ona t gun practice, and In the Mr. Corbaley, secretary Ae’ the headed out of town, and dumped gled to ce ring J. Collin aa Pe r D y activities of camp life Chamber of Commerce and Com yn another community a eet. te te Dance at K. P. Hall ‘The past week hae unbal | see sagen | |merelal Club, came to see me Fri: He thinks that the mobilization 1 and the White ) j : eT cae yy nde te ial <i orris, new United | day, 1 told him that the r of soldiers and sailors in the North: ; these), Lonight for Bund }) het and longing for home and | » an nj [peace oeght to be cleaned Up SN, weet, however’ ine Teen ot r : } 4 Knights of Pyth sweetheart, has crazed me. | who was e explained that some of our well: tracted mmoral wome te t 1 Jack ~ ie F r ; . te at a dance and (| Please see that the leche “ } tle tt ny weve aif + ae ce hog ace A omen » the ¢ cy ef given for the the table is sent to Miss erty loan campaign, are one to the Chamber of Commerae, : ; 5 i eh ; ‘Maran Star smoke fund Roman, San Francisco, also pictured aa Oa eee ercnutane. of CaHae expects his police to report « ard J < be ? the y France. The af the case. Good-bye.” Siacan revent flagrant street-walk- mn wet anit plbapaaliileteatttphes Pf) He had — ey bees . SPRAG 0 The mayor said he had promised “And he depends upon enforce : Gating all, First ave and ike st wo 5 noon. His Boney a beat ota UE W MAN is to co-operate with rer neral ment of the redtightelaw againet anetns halls have been reserved, one } vo fou »y hot Greene, and renewed this promise poow houses to complete the op. ed to Burns. Fe teal. |} for the i ernS ante ; KILLED BY TRAIN ino tetter Friday eration against immorality in rooms ing, Raride to Fletet Thre the V nee a “ | told the general that if he ing houses. ges ride P iy tobacco for ] $2 By United Press Leased Wire f point ¥ runs, fo error ie : ; yee : .., ‘would write me, or phone me, 1; Resting his ca the mayor NINTH INNING “| amm ie : front Are | PICKED Ha) FOR BUTTE r M Mary Pat would be glad to go right to Ta- arose, lit his corn-cob pipe, spat on EW YOR Fletcher out, |} ane : ale t C. B, Root, 407 11th ¢ told the | terson, of Wa Was Kill coma and confer with him concern- his hands and started hoeing out aver to Gandil,. Robertson flied { Mission Is 50 cents a ¢ a shay to police Saturday that some unbidden ed and four ot e*sons Were in-|ing any complaint he has to make,” the weeds that never have been, to Jackson. Holke out, MeMullin|{ dancing and cen ‘or care guest had entero! bis r in the | jured early today, when an Oregon explained the mayor and he thinks never will be, coms Gand. No rt no hit ' i 1 . Bybee hotel and stolen $2 from his; Short Line train struck an automo. Mayor Gill does not believe that pletely eradicated from his garden erre | Ra Ie wn trousers while he slept bile near Dell, Mon ‘Seattle is worse than other cities of green things and flowers HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR COUNTRY AND SELF NEXT WEEK | Monday, Buy a Liberty Bond; Monday, Go to The Seattle Star's Smoke Fund Carnival at Bon Marche Park; Tuesday (ard all other days) Go to the Smoke Carnival Again Leader of U. S. Girls’ ‘Death Regiment” * “SEATTLE NOT i ———