The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1917, Page 6

STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1917. PAGE 6 wwe VS CAMOUFLAGGING )RiGHT HEH IA DIG cose NOT ‘SPECIALLN =" ; EXPERT ON DAT Think oF Tuar | SOME at path CAMOFLOSS BUSINESS CAMOUFLAGE PARTY wee —— oF HELEN'S - Prev } = if SAY, PANSY, WHAT DID WHAT'S “THe MATTER, PANSY 7 WHAT'S WRONG 7 SWHERE ARE Outbursts of Everett True. By Condo. Cook, MR. TRUE, SEE THAT FeCLow Over ‘THERE f “I Becieves HO’S ( A Geeman spy! / A STep overe TO Your. ro SHOW YOU SOMETHING SQUIRREL FOOD—Balmy Figures They Can't Counterfeit Dates. -< i \F \T WAS Co , (om Wal (see! 1 Wr ara \)} (m= rar ] WOULDN'T IT A BEEN LoonrT WHAT AINT \'T COUNTERFEIT * ) \ of : , ' FouND OUT BEFORE 4 FOUND | baci r ~ aye 1872 ! NOW THEN, LOOK AT THAT BIG XX * | § wun!) d THis — 2 : Back YARD OF YouRS——NO GARDEN! é ) - JAKE MY ADVICS AND TURN YouR. ATTENTION . | r (anars ar) \ From SPIES To SPUDS It . 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HOCKEY; GAME ie SWPORTI TRAINING SCHOOL IS CLAIMING eran” DATES a *' SET [| By Unite | Prear Leased Wire Staff Correspondent TACOMA, Nov. 10 VANCOUVER, B.C, Nov. 10 nok to one af ¢ Vancouver will open the Pacifi all games sch ; ion on Dec (RAT HAE You) fo swe THE HONEST GUIDE You make talk about your heroes In Planders or in France But the ones I'm going to talk about will at toot © country when the crack team Coast Hockey league ee tates Mart from the T in Seattle, while Portiand will Have ‘em beat into a trance. 66QNARL MORRIS t land training station, tangles | | play the Spokane team on the aame fighter we've seen , wit team representing the 9st! date in the Inland Empire metropo I'm talking of the hardened guide This glaring head na » Lewis | Who wanders without fear according to the schedule San Francisco paper stare “lay gave | Thruout the northern woods, and shows the face this morning as we oper The 91s | drawn up here yesterday at a meet The city guys the deer @M envelope from Jack Kearns. n older « men than ing of the league's officers The ry had to do with the om the Call-| | The second half of the season will A city hunter never hits Morris-Dempsey fight. in which nm. Practically every man lopen with the same teams at the A Geer or moose’s hide, Dempsey everiastingly put the # playing |mame cities on January The But he usually is able skids to big giant from down | ex c H season, while play ends on March 6, with Seattle To pot the fearless guide Oklahoma w » men have at Portland and Vancouver at Spo We can't see Kearns’ idea, how lege stare for | kane, Each city will see 12 games The undertakers laugh with matter out. I anons. This is one of the| Frank Patrick, of the Vancouver At the city guy's entree, ag tga in giving the visiting Millionaires, was again chosen pres And the poor guide's wife buys crepe and hunts tle n the win for | team the better of the betting ident. A call for the players to re ‘The insurance poticee Dempsey, a» Morris made a ‘Trained to Minute | port will be issued the first of the able showing. Roth teams have left nothing un ronth the basis of slow They say the Marine footh thing about fight y ne It i» a funn | President FE. J. Pryan of Managers. TI ¢ Port m not much difference] team intercepts forward ens match and the| lke the ticket moocher greets gis © think of land team, is lookir anager between a ¢ those little things. ey on to handle the reine this ve Ea bout | sporting editors at the door at a win as a win, no matte a Savage in in business in Seattle and | tight how easy a set-up the victory was 3 {has turned down a contract for the (cys pedT COUNTTN, — grabbed. The greatest football team in the 3617-18 season NS 00 OO | Washington must stay in Sea ot 9 Broadway §* Wins Mix) That's what saying about t astern cri the | American league. Don't ever i |the Huns find out it isn’t = big ’ league town. Elizabeth Tucker, only girl man ager of a boxer, declares that @r Frankie was entitled to a with Eddie Campi the other night their Tacoma bout. “If was nearer a draw than Tuck @r’s bouts with Neff and M wonderful comrades machine developed by ex Black, of Yale, among t at arms at the Ne tion | Hope Carl Morris never fights \ | this “town. “Gen. Greene wo never speak to us then at all. naval ata | tt ' Broadway, with a ert 4 Ridderhott ‘our members of Walter Camp's she declares. r lefeated Queen Anne in yesterday's Some heavyweight might Wonder why the minor league ‘That be . \e ‘ 1. Cushman mmeaetaan teams, two. Lerener A football melee at Dugdale 6 t© coax Willard into a match, provid.|™@enates picked out Louis: would no doubt lik he two Mam | Werters men, and other sare of This put a jolt in the Quays'ling it was informal Ky., to hold their meeting? Yely step. It wouldn't ea to Ral scintillating brilliance make hope for a chance at the high school | wonder why? bs tearn. Md 7 h " | Match the boys on ard. } | é |league championshir Hi Gill is sleeping with his shoes = ch the boys or “ All-Americans are Black him-| with Yale t as Walter Camp {brains Ham” Greer ed for the Pine|on nowadays, so many guys are| Don't ever remember of going tml The phrase pulled a Merkle PLM 168.. Mi self, who will left gw | will be head h, and will be as» There have, perhaps, been strong: | at achoolers ready to pop into them. ® fight and not seeing Nate Drux® ir Ge Gropped from baseball's 155 RH. 169 D. Gard captain the 0: t who last year wan|er te organized—probably some stiaronen, nc 900 Lise spite re mane | man there re tasaic lance to make room 2 175 FB. 180 Hunting Syracuse, who wi rig i ] f the emartest pl of the all-star Kregations built up ank to the mat. Yes ITALIANS ARE NOT PLAYID Ra ae “ | ate im a ae ty aeberee | Gerrish, of D win fi ‘ in the Ohio profe na ue have line ANY BETTER THAN THE LATE] | THEY SAY HANK BENNETI 4 Euethe name of Zim f ‘ and Char rre the greates Black was educated In the football | contained more stars, but those Ohio| Rroadway Queen Anne, | LAMENTED GIANTS | ONCE A GOOD LOOKING FELLOW “ He Wanted = timer: sheldor 1 Tad teams had scarcely any practice and| Dean LE Tanner| 1 } half and learned of these | wore compelled to rely individual | Martin LT Chadburne |, @¥"™ mith wanted $1.000 to]. ™ 5 : hie henee ob. ¢ or d wa A Po urn box in Tacoma. Must have thought , . Fe ; More Coin on se Sees Daten 7 ne : s — ape’ Aoi — LG Burnett | ne could take on the whole 91st di-| Two Big Games i hall history wood, of tr ars a Thin Nav team, however, will! Rice .. « Powers | vision | for M ddl Wi ‘ou ever approach : . Ry United Press Leased Wire ley, Michigan, Callahan A mber of the men on this navy have plenty of practices and will | Braun R E id /e C % Bonehead piay eT Nov. 10.—Miller Hug-| Yale, center; Dunn, Michigan, right | team were captains of their ¢ build up a system of team work that! Price .. R Co Stems, we (know 0.fstiee wel tee niged Press Leased Wire i : Heine's famou ’ terday | tackle; G Dartmouth, right end; | teama before they joined goverr will be hard to rival Hagen RF 2 rty Jost a fight and said the other fel. CHICAC Nov. 10.—An tint down the third be m the t the| Hite, Kentucky university, quarter: | serv in addition to ha For perhaps, it is not | Dimock Qn Rude low was a better man. Honest? | %0P#! clash and a conference b fleet-footed Coll Cardinals back; Gardner ranka back apeed ¢ und courage, the |amins to greatest football | Norris LH Tarbox will divide honors in providing exhibitions of iv nd The team likely w coached | tear replete with fc eam ever put on the | Smuth FB Sparkman| Looks like Gen. Greene won't be | thrills for the Middle Western f in @ ball game kees | Greene RH Slauson | satisfied until he farms Hi Gill out | ball fans today smartest players I propositions ¢ | Substitutions: Queen Anne—At-| to the minors. Cornell plays Michigan at Ann tension, lose their for n-| Ricke | » 7 bd £ : t for Rude, Rude for Tarb bor in the second big BE. No. 1 was $2 | tleson for r ude for Tar 1 di big Eastern 1 was $2.00 Carpentier Will Box in UV. S. See Terten Tee Meme Terett| mhtesbeth ‘Tecker ‘eays tat _was| Western eat eee h: stant and p ar a . 4 |W j est sandiot wou! , 1917 contract |-Savage. Umpire—Ray Hunt. Scor-| Just an informal vietory Eddie! Wisconsin mets Ohio State at Made # Phe gre peior to Zim's,| x bed! ta ‘the ree Ing touchdown—-Price perm won over Frankie Thursday | son, in a contest having a decid | © was when Merkle failed to touc! t $1,000 to e Pp ncrease War un Ss ———— night in Tacoma, | aseing: on the Big-Ten title. second on Bridwall’s hit ir th ant red me $10,000 and 10 no , Bart Bertleson should take alg ¥ game of the series in profits over $25,000. | Staff Corresponden front believes that victory must - - RIGHT course in agriculture. He's grownig started for the clubhouse this LOS ANGEL Nov. 10.—Rich come from the sky nisiies on Stoel nf ' , . | alts on his upper lip, BI Sho game wes won hart cow thet wo cout noted the John | “With three yenry’ constant nam-| Walla Walla Football || REMEDIES : DO YOU q Fecovered the ball to Evers I went to New York and ac at Havana «| oy f the Germans have been on pt . MAIL ORDER List, | Ever hear the story about the and the Giants were ¢ 4 out by offer from Col. Ruppert a | Pushed back but ten mi If we cam rims spokane shese. remedias a ee post | white woman who married the cross- | Umpire ODe the winr " t ans Are uncertain rope, is in America, ow the papers, however, the| My United Preas Leased Wire attention. * yoUrT | eyed bootlegger? NO Ww counting. The as pls $e | stow 2 unique Christmas present up- " nm his third trip| WALLA WALLA, Nov. 10.—The iMATIC—NO KS } over and the Giants lost 1917 world series on the fight fans of this country going backwards. | local high school foe team trim It you have rheumatism you You've all heard about the time E: Merkle added to his an| Harry kb one of the #peed| He plans to bring Georges Carpen » to the seat | med the North Central high school |g C8@2°t afford to miss thia one. Romeo Hagen was going to beat up That Seattle - ivory merch t ft b Ik h ft a 1 erive > Dan Salt | or - i y merchant in the ries | merchants baseball, was so fa-| tier, famous French boxer, from his | Of war that | know these stories of | of ane, yesterday, 27 to 10 LAXATIVE = est billi. i of 1912 by failing to for his bonehead plays that| place in the sh Boche bat. | ‘manhed and ‘crushing de 25e a D Leake: Olaeiin | Ilard parlor in the foul which woul finally driven into the| tle line to the Un ates to box | fe are often exaggerated Nise . ‘ ahe laneer Fo ake citavenich ie yearning for world? Come in and see OT ae rn its i wpith Of his otherwise |i; € tne taiportant ities hae — : : Chicago Club to Again J ter you!neea that dear old California sunshine | ' ite of hi nerwise | in of the important cities here noe et 4 pl these chilly ¢ b One of the famous boners of ba hanical play, He says he will have the European | Get Big Shoot Tourney : jese chilly evenings. BROWN & HULEN tall was similar to © with Boston agninst/ champion acrosa the sea by Chriat BUI I BROS. Bef Vetted Pree I aw * \Thave used them. | Second and Spring Schrekengost, a slow-footed Athletic) Washi in 1909, Niles was at| mas | dt tere le Geek Boe Per Rox. Third Floor catcher, c 1a base runr ur bat with two out, Boston one run| “On the 10th of las . ‘nin | sapdlogpAd je South PIMPLE CREAM—No, 2 EEE ony haces without att 10d cosh tte fgg coal me egge Prog tne ae path es Mere ere] iis tees Printers Shore Country club has again been Ie fine for the skin, but hard || a titewy the ba The ner|runner on first. He hit to second,|4on for Paria to arrange with trot Al 1043 J) appointed as the place for holding || on simples, weored and = the Athletics t game. It happened that the ¢ was not of and Ossie did and Merkle class. Another famous bone was and American trapshooting p next summer he | ducked his head and di¢ > un t for Carpent the « NO, 21 1 nt for pentier’s til he had reached third, disregard A wonderful 7 handic to M. ft ES t that Danzig had stop ‘ed ater of war, that he release Carpen | and, Niles caught| Aig ¥ AEs Bae MINNEAPOLIS, Noy. 10.—Fred | French governn 21 tour, I sugges t, min rticular im | and repa | kinds | ranges | enough for the fan $1.00 Per Box. i nacea, when the ba us fighter to AB Canadian people are so inured were| |||Fulton and Gunboat Smith ha - people are #o inured to Anderson, | ¥ a with Boston baserunners. | matches, the money thus raised to | : coop ap rinsT 7 xk upo . : steal second, with the Only one man was out, but Niles — 0 aan Ace : she In womething that should be | || clson bout here, on November 20, ac- | bape es vale) Loge aoe ts Ppa h reag la Red Faber duplicated this disregarded the frenaied howls of! chase aeroplanes for the war. The ||| ‘nrctt, Wott avery six months rding to a local promoter foliutal| cos os PIKE oh rae . po te n@) minister approved of the plan say nt dentint ular inter uae Oe started for t bree a removes m decay anc |ing he would grant the box th eviator tar, pre necessary furlough, providing || Boston runs scored. | “Hap” Myers, former Boston first | Sor a El Pd Tests Today enough of America’s leading ath third. ni Heine vhs " ancritice | clubs would agree to promote the ox PYORR EA | ” 7 | hibition | ie ie oie eels se eee FR hac org for Football Men iis esos our sen om “Ll am now making arrangements 0 istrensin, o1 | Alebor f first base, was so dumbfounded th hag we ROSTOaN & srg as health Your teeth ||! My United Press Leased Wire |times, this year has shown a ten-| you can bite corn off the cob, he threw wild to Austin and Myers eho The gr Mest problem has cleaning ax often an twioe NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Out of|dency toward erratic playing. For | Kusranteed fifteen years. 3 scored, Wagner reaching second. heen to overcome the processions) year. Let us do it. Costs || cameos to be produced thie afternoon | that. r {t would not be sur-| Gold Crown .. cs. 3.00 —s Fis ke tne Oar ee Ge could you put a dollar to bec. {})on many fields should arise the real ing if Washington and Jette $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) - Oregon Aggies Take | fer se contenders for national football| son duplicated its performance of $10 Set of Teeth. Wash S . | lets would bes ing Examination and Estimates honors this week, Unbeaten teams|1914, when it defeated Pittsburg. | Bridgework, per tooth, gold.-83 on ash. State Team teks merit es ity srrang M, lone |e and Pike | Wil! face what appears to be their! ‘The West offers a game that will White Crowns 3. | CORVALLIS, Nov. 10—-Oregon | 08 Oouls [Or & pra ae Phone Main 6 t tents of the season, In one | vie with the Hast in interest, Michi: | Gold Fillings ONE DOLLAR CASH || Agricultural college and the football | bMtAcle, however eee te contest an unbeaten cloven will gan, green, but powerful, ix favored | Silver Fillings Pays for Consultation, Examina- }| tear of the Washington State col- | the machin confidently ex-| to def Fays for C a, at Cornell, and to throw « Platina Fillings ion, Treatment and Medicine. ash here today in the only big by Kasterners to pull thruliight on. th oming t next] \ ay te y B 1 ¢ ne coming cor te All work muaranteed for fifteen years. Have impressio I use Medicine, Electricity, Vi. iii ahnhe wohatilad Sec Gomeaite in hopes thru Carpent | akon With fullest ‘honors Saturday with Penn at Philaded | morning and get teeth same Gaye Examination and navieg reat bration, etc. this season | tour to raise enough n | | The big game, so fur as the East! phia. Penn will meet Cornell in te ie and Mridge Werk. We s¢; DR. EVANS ; ; build a fleet of 1,000 aeropl lalooncerned, will be at. Fittebure, (annual struggle becwean th two] Qt of rime. Most of oUF present patronage Is recommended by uur ear 401 Peoples Bank Building, || from Camp Lewin will take on the A fleet of 1,000 aeroplanes,” | where Sol Metzger's powerful Wash: | schools on Thanksiiving day, so the| tomers who have tested our work. When conting to oer offtte BE & Second and Pike. Yorwegian Turners, in Seattle, to he declares, “would ch ington Jefferson team will battle! meeting between Michigan and Cor-|7¥ re in the right pl Bring this ad with you - 10 a. m. to5 p. m, 7 to 8 p,m. || Meht, at the Turner hall. This will| complexi this war over | Pittsburg. Pittsburg, while offer | nell today holds more than 5 ne Open Sundays from 0 to 12 for Working People Sunday—11 a.m, to 12 be the first soldier team to be seen night Practically everybody ing . m, ) Jee a * an attack and defense that has | interest fron compara , in action on @ Seattle floor familiar with conditions at the | ~ - 2 bier ag cl ceca ate Pay ape been good enough to win at all| point OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ~ | Opposite 90? UNIVERSITY STREKT Fraser-Patercen CO