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

reap Se nin Serene ene neem tnt ete terme ee aman Ae a nt ra Om STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1917. PAGE 8 OH;T0M, | WANT You ‘To fl T ‘ THE NI 20K Orthursts of Everett Truc By Condo. 3 a A TPAC’ Ms yer success! ra FJ CAN You Tec Me } “THE LADIES ALL CAME: \ vere iced FIND OW, | FORGOT, HELEN ) Ones: ye ae ZX MUNDERT 1S GIVING HER CAMOUPLAGE A, Dewsses | UND tirty-rire PARTY “TODAN - | sHou on TT i WOST UNIQUE ON DIS STREET ¢ HAVE COME Homer SO TWINGE You aver @ sav! ,% Yy ; warty - tLe Bear [Bi | | Just MINUTE ~ Sou Sen IN THIS COUNTRY Yess, sir, oO THAN THREE Years, 1 HAP Been if ID IF SO, ARE You MaDe A NaTURALIZED $ - CITIZEN, a SQUIRREL FOOD—Wartime Stuff. a - /, ——~ , aK f ~ ‘ { vor!) 3 VA A ALE Cae mer . L. AR LANDLORD- a OW AN PMIATOR - - a Wet’ J, PANCAKE : po! OF COURSE YOU , [we 4 sige WHY CLARENCE / Yer =t EXPECT DONT You Gone Ton “ PLL HAVE “TO LIVE OUTOE A - Bons & CO.-t one, REALIZE MR TAMO® ‘ = eeL. 60 war omar [vo Leaw FoR // KGW encion) SON © S00” ' LONG 4 bee THINGS COST \ AND RENT TH FLAT ll srrenorp | WRance NEXT// oy saci - CORNER. CS Tie nR WAY ween! / | waar commnny ‘ ‘ “ ¢ . )2> AR OFS- OM YES-) TO SOPAE ONE ELSE LITTLe ™ Sauune wer 1 A 2%. wars hate “ \ one RTO PAY COLLAR BUTTONS IT BEING He ASE, S sialnatail —~ oe 2 HK. FIND TH Si You Deen & a Sider ares : WAS oecuaee ' “e < ca: ; Brpeeioh yr pray mucid m’ RENT | ARE MAKING ME v , a b ; ' A “pti MGHER DIAMONDS ARE SO ROUND SHOULDERED 7) TO RINSE YouR BLOCK A I TANK V¥e_IN THIS ay > ‘fou SIR, EVERY TOBACCO STOKE WAS A LITTLE, WAR TAR PRK Mow MENT ov ITS OWN New RULES SHR! HO OKIE “THAN THERE ARE ABOUT A MiLLION LOR Pi on, o (THE WET STATES am THE be parka Jeroapagnnged men's CLOTHES Them TO MurTARY fa) WHI BAL WENT THRU THE THE LANDLORD FRATERNITY LIQUOR STORES HAVE To KEEP A WAVE DECIDED TO GET IN ‘ “HE SWEET ONES - STVLES AND UNCLE SAA 16 - = - ie ‘ P, HE HASNT BOUGHT A GIVING THE REAL THING 1M n 8 oe idee paces ene Come bh cay Aca LIBERTY BOND YET € ry ‘ . oi Hore OF THE PRICES BEING CHANGED oe WLITARY STYLES FOR NOTHING Two LUMP Suite Lr | Cues Pre sinuTes A BIST BIG CONTEST [WATCHTHIS LAD; HE | FLAN BIG v HILLS 7 ON SATURDAY ___IS 4 COMING STAR’ INS, By H. C. Hamilton U. S. Marine Football Eleven Plays 91st Bil {| weaumiitias ania angie te oe ng out the plan that will form Division Team in Stadium in Biggest |} : Hite 15 coe ender aaae we at Ane Game of Season Listed in the Northwest 1 Bik carpe Sir ae gbearysr api ibe prot will abe neveral URGE McCREDIE ts talking! By Earl R. Goodwin Es organizations that Of putting two Northwestern/ ‘ a rea must te Regus clube in Portt it} CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov. &—The greatest football } i . age Reed arises, to make the North- game ever scheduled for the Pacific Northwest is slated for ' F take t e. in © opin oft, league a sixclub affair Saturday afternoon in the Tacoma Stadium, when the United i bi Pi: son nets yeece Ph ge very Frank Orsatti says he is getting One of the objects of some of the shows the Judge ix kind States Marines eleven from the Mare Island navy yard, of Val \ ‘ short time there will be no minors! tired of hearing jut Zim's boner. | skaters at the Arena seems to be but it seems, on the face lejo, Cal, tangles with the 91st division All-Camp Lewis agere Bisas How ave sesh 0 Comenmiets | ie het on Sow ¥ to see how close they can come to things, that Portland will do gation ball warriors of the highest magnitude will be listed / ] poge wdthiort tag Pn gio eee ybe sytping their noses on the ioe: to hold one franchise and sup-| in both lineups, and the largest crowd ever to witness a football * 8 AP col pedigrees ARB ip Undertakers are trying to have) out peeling off any skin. one team in good style game on the Pacific coast Is expected | . ee ee = the deer season lengthened. It helps If the Portland fans would not 1 Snyder tty n Partlett, of tast year’ . Gin & ume mame There's nothing informal about when things in baseball were turing the 1 mpaigr \ Already steps have been taken in team of camouflag They're 1 during the 1 y of the line with the latter idea The Pa-|piding behind “Shad” Row That was a sort of informal bout Gide. Chey are how by many] sea” } cifle Coast league has cut iteclf off Bud Ridley and Jimmy Lewis tried it is pretty certain that the} “Big Hearted Sam” Cook, for three years selected as All a ° from the Northwest by dropping 2 " to stage, however. City cannot now take care| Northwest guard, while at the University of Oregon, and b Portland; The proposed. new league QUITE TRUE. : two Northwestern league fran | at the University of Montana, and Bill Helden, both well known would make the American associa Michigan and Chicago may meet Portland is in the N | thruout the Northwest, Holden having played with Orecon and ° tien more compact by taking in for the firet Ume in 12 years. At League—informally. Credie did not come to Seat-| the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club of Portland, are lined with oes, : Omaha, Des Moines, Bt. Joseph and which time Chicag arn that as it was reported he would! the Camp Lewis contingent, while Edward Bailey and Elmer he . City or Lincein, The mer fo hasn't = another We could name a lot of hunters wrote President Blewett. of Hall, both former Oregonians, are pulling on the Marines’ side 5 Internat Wille Heston and Michigan will) who have made many informal trips Northwestern league, making of the tin gue cities w American assoc < it that Stage wn't pick upto the brush. They also returned application for a place in| monster pa 1 National Army men, ia . . thon seceders does not reduce m ckersall every year. informally. Heague. Blewett left last nicht |... eggs ts of Tac on died : age, but will take the best towns —— - Louisville, Ky. to at the! . the proceasion 7 y ‘ . offic who from the eagues oo as to get Meeting of the minor a at Camp Le 6 «iv lace the t " . more action on the turnstiles, fae chieftains. While there he | °°" at the St ge V ne's 1 ad ‘ ‘ Make an effort to have the poate ye’ ~ ate @atu 7 " . fj ‘G thwestern league raised from a| garresaigt arin eae ‘ ‘ s r ! BOWLING B to a class A ctrouit, ana| Ports acts 2 oe a Soh ge ge age o Pe CPR LEAGUE have Portland transfered from |“! ; Coast league to Northwestern nae ra y oo Bat lose bein ed between periods geod gen) Sow Yor "aoring Chicago-Michigan Game 4 Fecent world’s series between | : Soe Off by Chicago Votes : “timer, a lover of American league VPaseball, flung his hands in the ve ented as Leased Wir ards aches, student bodies an I y in the pugtlistic world Boone Qnd groaned at the utter stu-| r n ” bs in several plays the White! ines had gummed up during the weries. ure now in ex ) the meteoric career “In the old days,” m1 tot lowing the rule. “such plays never could happen. When Fred MeMul Min came tearing in on that bunt spiro - : ese ; . 7 . RBat filled the bases and put a|for Tecembe eee: wl nef ber aterd a ragpsor vet a Phe prhg ego Rang Py ng t ‘ Tr This new Cedar-lined Metal Container Sas wee of the worst’ -h P » of the Western cor pt je to close the : go} ne tin roofs 1 My father is German,” Greb says | ¥. a : retains the moisture and holds fifty I ever remember seeing muceinctly But my mother & geen a ipt of them iin - x se 7 Totals 876 830) 68 BN rao oree‘nsa o man | aot ea | Gk | ee oe in the mean) {ooo er tl Degg Will i's Si CHARLES THE GREAT @n second, there is only one way| home, and rea guano He ll See It a ein sod Seattle Will See ess arc 10OW to play for a bunt. It's pra I have see ; Frag Lg U , a ui Bits cinch that the bunt ‘wil be Tt ina a “mer Tater, Mebbe mn *} Big Football Mix Is Going to Europe Pushed down the third base line,| once maatere . never go pare ges Any ; . If it is at all poasibic itcher| Wrong. All depend the |e i eeijasblg! Jack Ditior , Between U.S. Teams} cttteac should be the slightest saeiaee t two infle KANSAS CITY, » &—'T Gon't | tie, Jefe Br Pireaget Bekele ge Ad Sen Europs this winter. Corona Chica Size, 2 for 25¢; 50 fer $6.00. By United Press Leased Wie ieee. fesoeees wit ». One of these two should run! gee how they can do it.” George a “» ia ‘ | At cast, that is what Walter Mon The third man t “ h Ke) Coy and er will see at least one big army shan CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—Uncle Sam ts Clear Havana Cigars. Bile foot on the «ack, ready to take 1 of second base, w Muehibach, president of the Kansas! In a year he sparring partner of Jess Wil A fragrant, mellow, full flavored i& throw from the pitcher and thus makes low, {nat ° ty Amer ation team, told of the m lard, declared today blend of real Havana, which comes eut down the runner who is bound 1 ° wack she when asked about | ¢ ntry, which & Monohan said that Willard’s cir Pi gang at cea : to advance from second base. If clone man « r prope formats f another | the fact that he ag ong Pr cus, which recently went into winter in a variety of s and shapes. ball is hit hard endugh the) t r ea the slightest c acue, including ive bouts boo! ahead and ¢ quarters near Jacksonville, Fla, has Phere f hape, i ie iia ll isseean hae tale t and| mot e ould inte " the Ame penn =the tlor pit i y ot | al “oft } Seattle the first part of Decem been leased by a department of the There bes st ape, in this master Mh mea at first. after|ciptel 1 the runner at third he scheme is carried out, it country lamorine far bis wervices |) Lets 00 play the crack Sist divie- §| United States army quartermaster's cigar, that will surely. touch your ie forcing the man coming from| can be a with a throw toy a big blow to the American He's Some Fighter. ; fon team of Camp Lewis. corps, in order that the services of | down-deep “smoke spot.” § the sack or can be cut down at the soln nald I have not In the months he has on the laborers and horses could be ob: shortstop cannot cover| plate if he continues. I have seen 4 out much about It, fought 4 netting himesif : — tained. use it is up to him to| Fred Pfeffer of the old White Sto bu the matter will be re than 6; and nomatines clone to second and. cover snxs make that play ti pred out + ‘our an: fights an many as theee and tour | THE LODGE CAFE | McCredie Denies He there, while the second basernan| and he it himself, plunging al me ¢ in Lout r ok a us Waetiae ; ee meres Ges to first, to cover that bag, | second and rare ne Fm eae agp sind home te nha the lata Wee cue || VVOwld-Buy S. F. Club ova i our! bares ; While the first baseman plays in| if the man on third did r rt + oe points, ‘Then he developed a punch | © ‘ By United Presa Leased Wire sant for a bunt Al McCoy’s Father and in bis last 41 botite han won 16 Oe ee eee OF Cece d RAN FRANCISCO, Nov, $.—3Hen-| ite for son plait rules en can ox seom to have mastered, and it lo Take Men East Re fuses to Referee in September wan perfect, Jack ener De ee cad to tne, eect nonin atc ae : ( CACh ot | eee isone of the most difficult in bas« , P ec, count Ry United Leased Wire London, Johnny Howard, K. 0. nen Given Awey. amy dithen . Bintietha deal Wile stores ae ball, altho it appears to be one of t ‘eatherwelx t “ one sie rOR 4 Bro §.—-Mike | Brown and Battling Kopin, the only nephew, Walter, might purchase the the easiest. In a double steal iforn 4 Al Mic claimant of men he met during the month, tak ua San Franciaco baseball club, Such " gigs 4 " rq. the middleweight championship, | ing the coun fg the simplest thing poesible to| He ex t A 7 n t plonship, | ing th unt s rumor has been circulating here. = i either the man going to| cific Coast bo: club, W neat re with Johnny| Greb has been knocked out once ‘ ar » ne ng to| ch RIGHT Walter McCredie called the report stand or the man trying to _#0 in Cl y refereeing the tenround Joe Chip turning the trick in Greb's I x acdc P i tand th Eo Ep By lp tig REMEDIES | et Sn father referee, but the ust now Greb is on the trail of best elder MoQoy refused Al McCoy's socalled middioweight || rp, p Frankie Sullivan Says | stteonias S Cte | gens Ente ceeue } 1 it with the New Yorker | | it y of Line With. Flurt | Mover retentiy, barely manseed to 10 caung , RAE Tra Gade: bt te (Ceemuovan ston: last out 10 rounds with Greb and has Gorman or Pea Gardner, star of the Unt-\ ghown no sign of accepting the of IAXAT N y night, declares he was suffer versity of Washington backfidld, | fer Pall ing from the effect of ptomaine po! y : oti was kept out of football practice Aa * he longer you use them the | son, which had made him ill the day spsecd ron a" attentive service at our yesterday with injuries, The locala| one, His first bouts were at ama.\f 3 before, He wants a return bout with oe cee Pee ee et re d : R M ° 1 Cc in ge BN ga much | bunged up| teur shows given by the Pittsburgh Sou Y Gorman : van m their encounter with Callfor-| Athletic Club, Greb'a father th ou ein Naw ateria osts 5; ened.to'lick him if he went near « F Eddie Campi ‘Takes Necessitates Small Increasein Price .. : boxing bout, but his mother, would ttn Wi here] on Tucker. 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