The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1917, Page 8

STAR—TUESDAY, NOV. 6, 1917. PAGE 8” DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Tom Can at Least See the Piano Stool. BY ALLMA WELEN, How ARe You GeTtinG | on, Pinel iw wavy |{] OW, HELEN, Ws Whe be 4 othaTs THe iDea— THANKS OLIVIA [Tom WHY Don ALONG WITH YOUR CAMOUFLAGE | ‘To CNER The GREAT - WE Won’) Bl Agia [| EVERY THING WiLL FOR HELPING You Come over. PARTY For THe Rev cho: 55 2-1 FURNITURE NEXT {Tu see Ts Tame wien | ME HERE But You WeRe ANO s Won'r Be ABLE TO “~~ - + WITH THES CAMOUPLAGE / } MATERIAL To MATCH we WALL PAPE rR wei STOOL 1S GOOD ENOUGH FoR OD MO We GET IT CovrreD wih By THs STUFF ita selaeseatnoil SQUIRREL FOOD—We'd 8 Say This Is a Case of “Let George Do It.” GOSH! “WELVE OF You auwoeewer \e VY JUST You AWNO YouR BROTHER PAK WW OTHE FAMILY Benny bi WE EACH HAD A (we OF US BOYS AN’ SISTER ! WAR FUP EXTRACROINAKY .— SENTRY BEING ReUeveD FROM HHS WATTH AR|HERMAN IS : REAL STAR% Bantamweight Champion Puts Skids Under) Frankie Burns in 20-Round Melee Down in Dear Old New Orleans. By H. C. Hamilton United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 6—A little | that, for accounts of the battle de clare Herman pasted the veteran Jersey star from the sponge to the 4 belongs to Pete Herman, world’s arc lights over the ring. bantamweight champ today. The Burns is an old-timer, schooled tm successor to Kid Williams and John- all the tricks of the trade, but Her ny Coulon has been picked out for a man, a youngster, out-generaled his long time as a pretty lucky youth to opponent hold the world’s championship, and Burns was at the crest of his it has been suspected by many a fan game comeback when he met Hem that the first good man to meet Her-'man. There ts little doubt man would be w i's champion. is one of the best bantams In the NEFF GIVEN %\SO NEAR AND YET SO F LUCKY DRAW ene: no ve ae Jover Puget sound when Portland ‘ [comes into th Alex Trambitas Has Best of Local Boxer inn Bouts at Crystal Pool, But Lank Hank Ben- or" picking “a Nauena and at nett Can’t See It That Way. frees ~ yen lage erty cate | would rather mias our Thanksgiving | dinner than to forego relecting All HET NEFF was given considerable more than his| SOC All State, A Ses AD showing warranted last night at g| OO AleWard football teame when he was awarded a draw with Alex Trambitas. Portland lightweight, after four torrid rounds of mixing. Hank Bennett, poor old Hank, was resurrected from some noe 7 cranny to officiate in this one encounter, and you will probably have to excuse Hank, for it has been a long. long time since he has been inside the ring except as a towel swinger Trambitas started the first round with a lead; the! second was nearer even than any; the third saw Alex out in front by a good margin, while the league. Yea—croco- ne Crystal Pox i ————— | Y2 THE WRHKS ARE 5) | more credit than had been anticipat what a whale of an army nd to bean the kaiser again saw him having a bit the better of the going ean ¢ astute Sheet Cuakt Aansstinn ‘Any man, however, who can take| country, so there is not « chance. ‘The young Portiander lived up to his reputation as a wonderful boxer | ipague ms managers enlisted! Frankie Burns to a 20-round clean. rob the little New Orleans star @ & youth—he ix but 16 years old | jing. and do it with the finesse that credit for his victory The Pool is an ideal place to hold | AFTER TACOMA ROUT Christy Mathewson beaned the! marked the efforts of Herman last Herman had promised to join the ts. The show was enjoyed by | Jack Fahie did not aay anything | kaiser by selling-—and buying, too— night in New Orleans, is somewhat army immdiately after this bout, sq. 3,400 fans. Jabout last night's decision, but it Liberty bonds. of a fist finger before this day has passed, he pi world’s bantamweight ably will have become one of 8. A. soldier, is just, kaiser’s millions of opponents. Ridley and Lewis Frame was plainly evident that it was not There was but one sad event of Well reorived by Alex's adviser evening. This was the melee Fahie intended making a trip to Bud Ridley and Jimmy Lewis, | T8coma today, and may land a bout @ubstituting for the Starr-Reynolds | there for his charge Match, tried to put over on the fans. eee ‘Tt was plainly evident that there PORTLANDERS COME UP ad. been too much conversation be-| ‘The popularity of Trambitan in iSween the two in the dressing room | Portland waa evidenced by the large UBafore the encounter, so Ad Schacht. | number of Portland fans who mate who refereed all but the last bout. ‘the trip to Seattle to nee their pride World series dopesters have turn: | adding machines to plon pickers. | |American Sammies_ ‘McCredie | ott aha kamen Will Visit regiments in France bas a football wy United P 1 wee team. rding to a letter received | poRTLAND, Nov. 6—To lay (ar Ae * Ser m = by Chart Hulen from George : |gmith, former University of Wash- P!4%s for a revived Northwestern hen Blan Johnson gets “over the Germans will know he and Federal leagu he was handing ‘om kay-| “ here for it. lo . y a BU tes tee borne’ reat ~s op Pegg and joy in ac - seninat Neff. IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF SATURDAYS WA NGTON-CALIFORNIA GAME AT BERK ington f all star, now “over league in 1918, Judge W. W. McCre (nd round, after they had failed to | gq "7 2 Ernie Murphy, with the ball, within a yard of the goal. Howe and Higson are bucking the line, with Gordon, | there” with the engineers die will leave for Seattle tonight for iget by with their Swedish diplomacy, | SOLDIERS ARE MANY line negro, in the foreground. Note the number of Washington men who are alone, having failed to stop the _— eae & conference with President Blewett, min, featherweight and It is noticeable that there a | Caur a offen *. This was the turning point of the game, the Washington team cracked here, and the Willie Jackson Loses . the Northwestern league. MoCre ie returned from San Francisco Pa pe | Ww. Bout to Patsy Cline} anc coast teages conferences ail B. B. Managers Are } U. Squad | 5 te Houck Takes Wt Cow TORK. Nee. 6.471 ee ee ’ { NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Willie Jack- were stacked to get Portland out of ? ) ; ) Joe Bplder Abe. lightweight, went on tne to be more an “Water, taking the place of Ridley. | boxers on eve “Lewis frameup. Hill won handily. There are » He was laying them on too fast for Camp Lewis wh | Beare went thru for four touchdowns. ws Aipieaeendlisineacade ard knows now Alex not yet been| Henny I ander felt when he could find no the Spider when Schacht calied a heard from in Shag r 3 " mat 2 Irth Pe “ine Z, Balt, in the third frame ihe Bye ee Plentiful, So Say } Back Home) Count, But Only oe ee fe ee eee Came. Ot) ib anes tae Willie Hunetelt. Los Angeles light: SONTAG vs. COGHLAN | Wretinte Sten te perfectly willing to “ é i} : . a3 night in a six-round go in Ph The Portland magnate said tod 1 Con Coghlan ihe in cramento Moguls An the conquering hero comes: in Movie Film $ pvia. The bout was fast, say re-\ he believes the Beavers will be ‘Weight, kept up his winning averag Bnd made a big hit with the fans by winning over Frank Pete, the rus. a ged coal miner from Wilkeson. Wil | We shows that he knows more than we ut the game, anc as ts Snider dee door 100 candidated will try to secure | Berkeley ages the berth between now and next Scores of automobiles wer han . the on ore Frankie Sullivan, the Los Angeles ) spring. ‘The first player to file )) 1nd and the men wen lightweight, breezed back into town ) his applie: Bes Wile! Con ie nano ota oie fm time to hop in and take Battling | Pertiand catcher. Fisher Chico's place against Joe Gorman forth his quatifieath in a let moe wt e ome withe near the Northwest featherweight champion ‘ ter to President Raum, whose ih thout n ar t Pallivan also took a beating in last } recommendation would carry att sibipesrare Masons: Right's fracas with the doughty litle ) " © plu r 1 ) nd Rariden credit for that That in the way the Universi ports. ent of the M | the 14th, a 1 “Halrotl Harry Andrews in re nent last night ported to be in business for himself { leo Houck, popular Seattle chtweight ar with { ped from the league as soon as Sa@ — } ramento sends a check to President ¢ in a new movie } When Willie Rite signed up Baum. “Portland is still a member © Liberty Thurs) with Uncle Sam, fight fans were hep of the league, but our ticket is 1 Saturday In ’ to Willie's right monicker—Geary | punched for a direct trip out of it,” 5 nited Ureas tensed Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 6.— Sacramento will not want for a ington rriv ——— © early from Sat s defeat at the hands of the than 100 candidates will try for |) | rity of California eleven at the pic Steffen he said rd is pitted ( — a round bout proves on for weight. Fisher told friends that Oakiander | Thi 1 he intended to retire before the || Wirned today from ‘ " ee ee Chico, who is at Camp Lewis, is in pol = Pag le « “4 Now that our Modern Sys { season closed, but he probably {| me for Washington ser gages m real ring the hospital with blood poteoning. | Until 8 P.M. * tem of Scientific Dentistry has \{ changed bis mind when an ¢ ae Were sage ssi taatel i Bud Starr, the other Camp Lewis been perfected, we can treat | portunity O manage a club pre < ppt yoo] 4 situate | ~ fighter who did not show up, has - sented itself. }| wae not, could not | b E zits 3 t tates te eeme ether part patients without the slightest ; Meee ween, | while California has a Kearns Lining l p Of the country, and left yesterday, | pain—without shocks — with | | great team . according to reports y out discomfort — without any Sop gg eechagreesomepepicrice tinge agence FE T : G Bouts for Dempsey ‘You OW ha he pion en ists F in announced tha ; ; neada have been accepted for war| }< 3 : J y United ss Lenned % | 2 Lonnie Austin announced that an atter-etfects without using Proce t amous Trotting Sire (» United Freee Teaned Wire | § Other show will be held in the Pool 1 | Dies in Lexing K ov. 6.—Jack charge less for first-class work than any other Dentista in Se- j SE tue weeks hence, and at that dangerous drugs or sickly 1¢$ 1N Lexington, NY.) pempsey, new ring sensation attle? 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