The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1917, Page 10

Rv Cond [BiB You THink You Coucp “WELL, THe LAST » RENT THIS House To NS JRAMWY THAT Civen — witHoUuT A | a pemeee MERE DIDNIT {BATH rRoom L Count THAT AS a ayaa mm] ORawaacK — m™ ~ 5 Yes, 46'S IN, BOT L THINK HE'S ‘ouT* Now, L LSet HIM LYING ON THE TANING Room FLoor COULD You Tec. Me WHETHER THO fl LANDLORD 9 AGOVUT THE pRremses ‘Ss olf” Cry From U. W. Footballers | is the Real Thing Followers of University of Wash-|-——-— agers football teams have been so] , rn ™ to hearing Coach Giimour|“ Butter” Morris Will | ling “Wolf” sx oiten be re ae me fgimes that tney have grown} Lake on J. Dempsey} to hearing about how badly | My United Press Leased Wire . Py tieall every colle Socal institution's gridiron war-' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18 Tike :~ » Aa Eyer Mes are going to be beaten and | Morris, the Oklahoma behemoth, i. eyarq and Yale will have “In Ro out and see theto clean up on - ack Dempsey four rounds format fi rani, tn. this the rivals. here O r 26. which cost happened time after time . ) outfits the the Dobie regime—in fact, it Hockey t | past years oO | # @ regular occurrence. “Now, however, there really {s cause for the wails that are! ging from the training camp Om University field 4 truly had occasion to the hopes of Washington go ; Be Played By United Press Leased Wire VANCOUVER, B.C. Oct special meeting Coast Hock A 4 ‘ing teams of other days, Tne #10M of definite plans for the 1918 confiiet certainly has raised With the football team of ®5d it Is pected the magnates |the field with practically the seme 4 on will finally decide on the make team thet defeated all rivals lest tho Washington is | the league for the coming sea-|year Captain Sorenson. fullby appears 9 lose its firs ed equally Oblo State association will be had at thix time |ern conference You Ptorpre Must Come | QveR AND Ste US, we'Re IN OUR NOW HOM Now | we | You Poues QUIRREL FOOD—Speaking of Autocrats STAR—THURSDAY OCT 18, 1917. PAGE 10 WILL AND ‘Tom, DON'T You THINK: Mes. JONES |S swee LITT Le Woman : \f \ or rv Re eee > OMe OVER Yes, por sue’ SO OLD FASHIONED: SWE DON'T seem WO KrEr HEROFLE uP To DaTe® AND Swe's STILL VERY | GooD ONe {Mes Jones ON A How ONT POSITION “ThA YouR ROYAL DOME WAVE TO LET You Lay Ht “WE ROYAL ASHCAN 16 Fou! THEYRE GETTING AID OF “THE KINGS ACROSS “THE POND - Football might well have plagiar | ised Mark Twatn last summer and| For football is not dead by « long shot preparations pan out more this year than ever before and, moreover, if all oa football played in from lows merly cham of the W axt year YOURE “TH KING | SUPP” KINK WEVE 9080 IT OUT Youre ABOUT AS USEFUL AG A TRAP 000K TES HOLD THAT 1 Bounct 1H SORKY WELL xray announced that “the re ports are greatly exaggerated BY EDWARD HILL when its obituary Wax read in many @ large and juicy gob of chatter there will be Americ College football may not be up to |the high stanc { former years, but it will not be noticeable, as practically all colleges have suffer of material and the games will be just as hard of the Pacific }fought as pract! ey association has been! Foot turns indicate that at ice yesterday, and it was |“ ¥ association Football returns indica: a Ighty sorry showing they made | C!led for Tuesday, October 30, by |teast four schools have not suffer. compared with the dashing, | President Frank Patrick. Discus \e4 as have most of the others t will take Lb \ WHATS KI) SUCH > CONDUCTOVITCH jo "We CZAR2 \ weer! RovaAL GUAROSKIS /ounsosnis 2 waw! \ WAW! DONTE Nou \ KHOWwNITEN Weve 1]) DECIDED To Gives You f/ Wwe hom RaZoOSH + 7 ii, WICHOVITEM WEVE GOTSKI A Nice JOR FoR YOUSK! IN SIVERIA— Fie INO UP SALT BaGOwTEHS! DONT SLAM TH’ poomEnt one ore] wor / football game in | 808 .. |and one of the ends will not be | ny seasons Seturday, and to| That the permission of the Ca-|the line-up | man, an eleven that was never /MAdian and United States govern-|. The great Harley {e back, greater | fo give the teams of other|™ents for players of draft age tolthan ever, if his early perform-| more than a rub face So — for pe oerneee of}ances are an indication, and in | playing hockey can be obtained place of Sorenson in the backfield Materiai te Missing |Sesured, according to authorities!,_ youngster, Stinchcomb, sald to use One ts to Blame for this con-ihere. Only one or two players |be as great as Harley will be 4a Of thipes. The material ten't! come within the scope of the first the lineup » and the best coach in the|/ Canadian draft, while the secon Strange to say that, altho Glenn ad can't take a bunch of green | draft is not liable to come up for | Ware lost & great deal of valu-| The other school which seems to | he and turn out a football six months yet able material last year, including! be fully as strong as in 1916 ix ee Sompste acainst a testi On| It has heen rumored for some! Peck and Hastings. he has team Georgia Tech, which recently cre sie numbered many vet-|time that the Spokane t would |this year, which Pittsburg critics! ated a furore by the overwhelming : be dropped from the circuit this! deciare is fully aa strc & as his| defeat of Pennsylvania the sprinkling of veterans, season. President Frank trick, | wonderful 1916 machine | In add nh to the succesful sea. | has working ovt daily alinterviewed today est Point, without veterans! son promised college football, there of Ponthe that look about as denied this, “The trem the 400 Classes who| will be the additional interest cre e football player me det ¥ ’ i ional : sho ot tee ! tes pa wri dently emanating from Portland to| were graduated, 1 to have lost| ated by hundreds of teams in the! Chick Marley, all-American full. hose skinny Keystone comedians, |the effect that Spokane would be little of ite ‘ migth. There| great army cantonments hack ef hie she, aud Kies GH: is some jov in the word dropped trom the P. C. H. A. this|is no freshman rule at West Point | has not been af ohant, all-American half of West Iniversity of Washington fol- winter, have not a word of truth|and a great class of first-class ma e war, and in the Mid: | point, nave started 1 » however, in the announce-|In them,” he said terial came in this year which will | dle West the great professional . y with all the — brill which went that Ernie Murphy, star half, be baflt up around Oliphant, now | football league is alre in 0} “Fetarned to the campur yeste day ole b sate c football. | ti marked their last & i Art Lyons Still in hie sixth year.o we footbe \ will immediately shape him up to play in Saturday's came th the Walla Walla Missionaries. With the return of Murphy, the eld has taken on something bling form. but the line is woefully weak Hospital at Tacoma 7 United Prean Leased Wire PULLMAN, Oct. 18.—Art Lyons, center on the State college football Vetted Pre Leased Wire team, will in ali probability not ap |, something doing! on the s alo srize.| TACOMA, Oct. 18.—Lloyd 1.| NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—Edward pear again this season for the Crim th Wel be someting Sens in the stage alone Waagin 8 pris den of Seattle, o Wrankis Feel. ln gery a avers tatunte after 6136 oh Some other clever stunts to be| den Sea and Frankie Tuck- Rarrow, International league presi son and Gray. Lyons lies in the |CvOry mine wt the Crystal P pulled on this apparatus will cause|¢r of Oklahoma, lightweights, meet 1 Rite : oe Peet the return of Captsin|seneral hospital at Tacoma, with |™orrow night. at the Crystal Pool, 1 od. Bare tonight in’ a fourround bout, {ent !s delng . primed to succeed Epprerse” Newman to the fold, three broken ribs, one of which |And It’s a cinch the big crowd tha 1sed pole and the| Frankie {s the only boxer having ¥# Johnson as prexy of the An ie 0. A C. sauad has ple ed up — bag — lung. They were os warty it the ordavacs te Tat h brought the/® Woman manager, His sister han. lean league, This was the pep considerably according to broken in the game against Camp cp cen . mut oF , dies his busines: baseball circles here toda ext from Corvallis, and Coach| Lewis officers last Saturday. His|™ food as Lonnie Austin put on Rg Bra ail fp dca ee Wicos tte mes dances Se re Pipal is expecting to bring a team |condition is grave for the Star smoke fund recently. | ps Roy O'Neil " D Minn Me | (OCCA Seattle that will have a mighty - a ne On that occasion it was a laugh by Roy 0 etl M Faden Misa Me-|f 4 from start to finish, and everybody, Crait, Anna hall and Alice|} | fi nee of trimming the U. G R left the big natatori happy. It Knowles, and imming by Ray { : Ey ase FEAT RACE] Meals be Seon better Friday night,| Deuterss’ champion a | © es BSN EARS SE WW iS net tan Birdie, as ynnie has adde an attraction of the Coast : o we | Broadway and Franklin will fur Set I oday he calls the Mysterious Platform. It promises to be a big night at| | Prices Paid Wholesale Denlere fer | Country Hay end Grain Mish the competition in the high Mysterious for the reason that the the Nat, and everybody who at en en ee , cll ue Wh aaseicxn st Bchool football circles Saturday | By United Press Leased Wire Masked Marvel who will oceup tends is assured a good time - VEGETANIRS iternoon at Dugdale park. It will) LAUREL, Md. Oct. 18.--Omar| suspended platform will ends | menese-Ofens ..« be Broadway's first game in three | Kha Hourless and Sunflash |to gently toss all the tn “Red” Baldwin Will _Winningstend ‘weeks. Il. face the barrier here today in | the ter. If ft happens that no > “ a Contaleupe—Atandard 200 Ballard and Queen Anne were | what is expected td be the great-|one ts able to give him « bath, an Play Winter Ball peal, don ling this afternoon, while West |est race ever run over the Laurel |opponent equally aa strong and’ bie “Red” Baldwin, former Spokane| n, | : ttle and Lincoln will stage a track as the Marvel will awing himself Red, now with Porieur opokane ao session tomorrow The real contest is between Hour-| out on the platform and give the\to play winter ho maa fie Eyre No. 1 ‘i ——————— lene and Omar Khayyam. Sunflash |masked one battle. Fur will fly, Maxwell club tm thee wei ioe ete Local, per box 16 i an added starter, entered to com-| believe us, and will end only when) at aan Francinco Ome Bald.| (iavle—Lecel, new, per i 10 . ply with club rufes, and may be|one or both go tumbling into the b eee ten ee | Horseradish—Lacai, per th 10 ati < ~ win'’s home nn, ® the Beaver Lettace—Lacal, head, er Ao fo@ *0| Alfalfa Meat 6 Tes Ing aic mee > Ny at the last mainte, water Fight or ten Kid will then catcher will be right in his glory. | Melone— Honey Dew, per Ib. e.... 0a | Oxeter Shells 1 their previous meeting, Omar! he transporte the platform, 1f Ralph Pinel! Saenh he tch.| _ lee Cream : bane 0112 | Clam She Khayyam beat Hourless. That was |and, at the word nee eas ad. “he me wid sae Paes Ontone— rh mae! SAT., OCT. 20, at 8:30 p.m, ff in the Lawrence Realization stakes |in a push battle; the last to remain, Winter iraein | Green. per dos. +. Timothy”, at Belmont park last month. If | Sok; zellow. ‘per te. Wheat Hay on d Sa 1 Omar Khayyam repeats today, it . on \outeee ion A ntel vs. will be considered the undisputed Columbia Squad Hard | Pirsa— ior 1 Frtces, Tait Frodacers for Pars. f Tarro Mi k turf champion of the season CLO-VO at Work Tt a cpaeredcereaha, went 1 Veal and Pere | yake The race |s over a course of one at Wor rese Nights , = Bd To a finish Jiu-Jitsu Match and a quarter miles. Hach horse NEW YORK, Oct. 18.Colum-| sweet atoon erie sissies Mat Sih oie ete Not a Teaspoonful | ,,.82W Yo" football aaiiad in en:| Fommtonn s0rty ok C0020 RG gp | REMY accce og estos lieeseweeegen ts ton rides Omar Khayyam, while | fy 5 . LO- |) easing in football practice this | manloe acai.’ : AT ARENA Bulwell will handle Hourless 5 ¥ yee of “Ze week. Undergeing intensive train-| . purse of $10,000 goes to the Red Ds 4 Imes a day, ing, the recruits work all afternoon, | cc .. $1.00 C18 matter which horse-wins. | will give you Guilckar. 1) Spe Meee: ee ae toenail Pras | rig “iéy | ‘4 a ”, oO an exp ni > star) : ~¢ Main Floor $1.50 : % and better results than at quarterback this season, is out r ’ ‘ | i 4 , ‘ason, Prices to Retailer fo Ring Side... “4200 #'Company Athletics any Pile remedy you || because of heart trounte | utter, Hirws und Cheese” Tickets on sale at to Be Give kone ike . 1c) + ; : | “6 Joe Dizard C! efi en Boost ever used. 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Strickler of the as-| Ss. chasing athletic supplics for sol-| pret’, ° “GooLoo]| BAdKer Trick, came wapvawioe sociation ee en a Lively D oings ‘Will Be On at the Nat! Stars of Last Year Star A Madden Takes T on Tonight in Melee Ry United Press Leased Wire | ders. o1 7 Radgor a oo riok WERE TO PRY HOMAGE TO THE TAMTOP- THE KING OF THE COAL PILE - gain | ) rm) Wornoet AY Lown sueuects 4 ‘Penn | TOM | WANT YOU TO COME in HERE Y/ // A MINUTE WiiLe I TRY ON THis ser | / OF FURS -THEY ARE THE | VERY LATE V A thence nema essa genes /PeRIANT Me YouR EXEAEHOO WD OFFER You A Go¥ OF PeRFeCTOS \ BUT MY FE AY HUMBLE GT fou THE SERVICES You CES TOW OF US 9g THIS COMING women | ) ne gy a, ee /, oF my nernec we) JOM Kine BERENS FORTHE HEAT — You wir Gwe ME TG wer TR YOUR ROYAL. HGH DIE TAN ONAN APRECIMENT / 15 AT YOUR hose. AT ALL THAMES - OROP Wi oR GUPPER ANY THE YOUR MAJESTY \ er . (G Fairs wha. | \ sewesS - Your MaHNE So | \ oFveR & Box of Min sugTe ) oA ees (— sanon | 20 > wingle ucker| Barrow Being Primed for American Prexy? All-Star | Gridders Are Good int divisional football will represent the etar af gation for its games this fon will have to un cork a nifty brand of playing, or elne accept kind defeat. The candidates for the all-star team are holding their first lon Camo Lewis week, and there's material gslore on hand. In fact, the coaching |staff ts wondering where to begin jat when ft comes ing the e@quad down to 15 or 20 men. Camp Lewis takes the fi fall, the oppow ractice periods the gridiron this o «imme The advisory coaching board will be able to give the team the best possible in the way of plays and trick formations. Among the offt cers who will develop the team are Maj. J. L. Wetr, a former West Point star tackle: Lieut. Col. Jor. dan, who coached the 62nd squad tle that played the W. 8. C game last Saturday: Lieut Covle, U. of W. all-North terback; Capt. “Van” one or two others identified with the smartest grid jiron areregations in the country, jand when the reason opens they | expect to make one great showing. Mare Island Team Fast The big game will be that |the famous Mare Island, Califor: nia, machine, headet by Johnny | Beckett, former Oregon captain, who has a constellation rm about him. It will be played in the Tacoma Stadium November 10, and | Will be one of the real big matches jof the 1917 schedule |. The Camp Lewis contingent will |be represented by a team picked |from stars of the leading colleges Cook They have been and with of sta [Army May Tom, | hope You’Lt. NEVER SAY THAT By AHERN ff 1 MAVE NOTHING TO VY OFFER OUR MAIESTY, re GLAOLY Give 1T, | CACHANGE FOR HEAT THIS WTER ! oon er | if } Play Navy, By United Press Leased Wire CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 18— Plans are rapidly being completed today for the great army and navy football game at Harvard stadium November According to reports, the teams will represent the best material from both branches. The plan is to bring together the grestest age gregation of football players ever gathered in this country. The game is in aid of the war camp, ommunity fund . ” Rumors Say “Blank Is to Boss Oakland Rumors are current in San Fram cisco and Oakland that Blankenship, former manager the Salt Lake club, is destined guide the destinies df the club next season. Blankenship now conducting a billiard h: bowling alley in San Francisco,’ he still has a hankering to n a pitcher or clash with the “umpes,' and it would not be surprising ree him edge tn somewhere, but 1) is almost a certainty that it will no be with the Oakland club. in the country. The officers will contribute several shining lights to the eleven, but the privates have Mi some wonderful grid men also, and the ¢ight for places will be a warmth one, indeed. The Oregon Ambw lance company and the 362nd im fantry officers bid fair to have sew eral representatives on the teamy Lieut P. Frazer and Lieut. HL A. Mallum, who managed the big game in the Stadium last Saturday, will be on the managing beard of the all-star cantonment team. ———$_—$____ SETTER | READ STAR WANT ADS ——— In order to Introduce our new and strongest plate known, cove All work guaranteed for fifteen years, morning and get teeth same day Call and See Samples of Our £ of Time. 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