The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1917, Page 6

PON chess RATE, LA Re EARN Sa Ba STAR—SATURDAY, DC. 15, 1917, PAGE 6 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Olivia Shows Her Appreciation. BY ALLMAN. HELEN, Do You THink You CAN Ge He is; i €, BUT You're | box ME Too # HELEN,NOv DON'T MID i NOT AS MUCH By Condo. READY BY Tomorrow To Tak A LUCKY = WISH I WAS 4 ON , TOM, You'Re | THAT SHUGGED, | AS We DID,1"M itahitlihaivenaieireseianiate ‘ sijancibalaasine TILE TP? mM Come TO GOING i > eT) YouR HUSBAND | ] y You Savy Yoo Gan R@AD, TAKE A GOOD LONG couk WASHINGTON « | WANT To SEE “ A y J A PeAcn!! Be pants —y SURE, AIVIA AT THar. !T SavsS “NO PEDDLERS? DO You TAKE y os , yest IF You'd LIKE To or 60 ALOnG,CLMA, Vit Take You wo = J HOw THE GOVERNMENT 15 COMING ALONG WITH THES WAR PROGRAM ~ DO You WANT 1 GO ALONG ? 4 | THAT TO BE A CORDIAL INVITATION POR YOU To PesTar THIS HOUSSHOLD F ¢ in re* Ahiewte THaT's ay oeepaneteneageeemnasters SQUIRREL FOOD—Even at That It Was Too Long to Suit Benny. BY AHERN view OF iT, \T FELL OFF easy GAG WF You WANT A THING PONE WELL, DO IT ow! 00 \ - AN’ IT WASNT on YouRSELF ” yr wuars! \ ( YouR HEAD MOREN WAS IT BY or muster © WHAT AM YO Gow \ who 2 ers DE WKAMY OR me De CAVARLY 2 - “ME CHARGE OF THe DARK BRIGADE * Lewis Gants Go With be 3 Gordon Here Sporting Editor: 1 read in Saturday's Star that Abe Gor don of tland would like to meet Bad Women War Workers Will Win Way : In Sports Mere Man Thought Ali His Own M’CARTHY HAS SHADE IN BOUT WITH INGLE Referee Ad Schacht, However, Calls It a Draw—Many Fight Fans See Bouts in ERTINENT ARAGRAPHS oach, and at press uf Mare land, where warriors on the fine points r coming encounter with the rs day, is getting eeccccccccccoce of the gridiron game, ir Camp Lewis Gist Di for ¢ Pasadena Crystal Pool and Come Thru for Red $ tewis in the samo rix 8} > publicity in the sporting pages of Eastern papers than any other Cc S All Dask of some kind: heart fooball coach ross ° ed promoter is to make Gordon 8 Hugo has been in the spotlight ever since it became known that he $ an offer to come up here from $ | would move his far Fast, where he would be in close touch with the oe Edward Hill & Porth md a bex me I don't 2| baseball situation at Pittsburg 7 © wanta d want to show ¢ Kastern writers ad the a nmi of West 1 z| ‘on aed pk’: I THE $ the fight fans of Seattle how $| leet: Seas auened ties H nig peg rp bye : sonia —— er per @ much I think of Gordon and at ¢ 4 the followers Washington and Jefferson are not satisfied with © the same time square myself © Sol Metzger. md th He is th lace e $ for the bout Ridley and I "pe Kea adohe tasicunee avon tse e willed ett, cIMMY LEW Says Keck Hugo Derdek, manager of the Pittsburg Pirates next navantes " st e Pp ” weanon Hugo Bezdek » of the Wash-Jeff football eleven next* sen- ver the local lad. | @ non. How doen that wt you fa Hite geste | “Indications are that will be the state of affairs. Bezdek has already been appointed manager of the He has quit bis 7 B as coach of the University of Oregon eev n of mo’ st during the winter. Just nor © Mare Island Marines ready for dena. Washington that the followers of the team’ ed with the showing made by the Wash- od © run of three successive defeats season, when Pitt, West Virginia and Notre rrow triumphs over the Red and Black, is one of the reasons. The Wash *« figure the team's offensive powers should have been more highly developed. The Pitt game was lost by three points, 12 to 10; the West Virginia game by one touchdown, 7 to 0, and the Notre Dame ¢ by a field goal, 3 to 0 cen some talk lately which indicates that Sol Mets ach the Washingtonians next fall.” er ieee quarterback on the 1917 Oregon foot- announeed his int » of getti he has a temporary their New Year's day game at Pa It is reported from Litt there are not altogether nat Jeff eleven in t t before the end of th Dame scored n mmedd @tely after his bout on the Shast for home Surprise Is Sprung Steve Reynol Ko. over the stopped Frank There has ger will not be retained t r Eddie Ham ILLIAM “BILL” STEF) ball eleven, is const Blows were struck the bout is a cinch: Farmer r ered by Walter Camp, dean of American foot- mond w sion over Percy ball, for quarterback on Camp's mythical All-American eleven. Steers Bf you value your watch, | a Walke wan ily the star on the Oregon eleven this season, and followers of Haynes repair it Next Liberty r . t Coin for Red Cross | the gridiron predict a wonderful future for the husky lad. theatre. — Advertisement sine ann 1 . ‘ etween the first Camp will his All-Amer' selections from the following fron x 1 Ole H » the Backs—Guyon, Georgia Tech: Berry, Pennsylvania; Harley, Ohio State; Strupper, Georgia Tech.; Rodgers, West Virginia Quarterbacks—F Pennsylvania; Boyton, Williams; Meehan, Syra cuse; Weston, Michigan; Steers, Oregon; Arnston, Minnesota; Bahn, Notre Flahe the olden days ( Halifax. A rain of coin fr “ which to help the atr Preliminaries End Draws na was their Dame; Simpson, Wisconsin; Stabbse, Washington and Jefferson Jack La Bell . k we 85 wa ed ‘ | ‘" —Ducote, Aub fenry, Washington and Jet yg me : 3 rominent tinena| At Top—American Women Skaters Knitting Ked Cross Things for Soldiers, and at Bottom, an English |. Tackles Dis oe RaEen Aa See ee act Celli is. thease Par tae in attendance last night and Woman Munition Worker Making a “Good Save" at “Soccer | ean ttle--dihe, ithaiearg: tceae Oeeatibebta a a * | ern « ree "Bor Epa Womar Over in England women workers C West Virginia; Robertson, Syracuse. fetiasan Viste, naw wohes (ae 2 war factories spend more of their ¥ seson, Rutgers; Miller, Pennsylvania; Weeks, Brown? hie gg ly | the feminix recreation hours playing “men’s| Tressel, Pittsburg heck tor $ nr ‘ games.” Why shouldn't they? They + 9 Sy Se dine 0b tik Gains, Wxeacnt a tee re doing men’s work Five Syracuse foothall stars enlisted in the Aviation Corps last In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the hig ; The men and girls are going to take! Thursday. They are: “Wild Bill” Flinterwald, Ed Flannery and Matt the roof of the m trongest plate known, covers very | ger share in Americ you can bite corm off the Brown, of the back field; Eddie Brown, end, and “Chick” Meeghan, quar- put In $25 if some one eine | baseba Buarauteed fifteen years place as the war goes on ter. Jack Malone, halfback, will enter the army within the next few days. ~ 1 1 ox.|be t are that the will . . . 7 Gold Crown 84.00 cia ‘ Pesci Bie “ag \ be fter Norman Ross has been transferred from the National army at Amer- $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone). $8 or fen t wh how v can Lake to the aviation school at Berkeley. Norman isn't as pretty $10 Set of Teeth ar ee palding’s or I o | as used to be, having lost several front teeth in a boxing match at Bridgework, per tooth, gold #4.00 the encampment. Norman parried a straight left with his frontal molars Gold Fillings .... $1.00 Up $2 BP eee : Silver Fillings Vise 50¢ HIE football season of 1917 at the University of Washington was not Platina Fillings eevee Tbe 2 finar nccese The expenses of the season reached $11,682, ripts aving a difference in red ink of $1,656.35. nexpectedly small gate receipts account for the discrepancy. The Whit been 1 for Joe Be t man-Washington game drew $935.50; the contest against O. A. C. brought Spokane lightweight, on that date Fs 667.50 into the coffers, while the W. S. C. contest drew $5,168.55 at There was talk of the min the gate Fuv before . . . . . vertived in Portland Governor Tener Win-|; OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ee! | ner in Joint Meet- When Austin & next show in the Cr ember $10,0 ‘Test early customers, wt work ia eustomers who have tested our gure you are in the right Open Sundays fro terest in baseball is inherent; a pre your financial gains and lo but Pennsylvania has decided to bold its annual track carnival in 1918, n that the American public, they are interested as sportsmen In| despite the inroads made in athletic ranks by the war. The meet, one do its mourning in mack national game. For, after all,|of the biggest intercollegiate affairs in the country, will be held on the and ashes; counsel to move ll to them is but a sport." last Saturday in April th caution in pr ing of Big League 1 y 3 next season and to go easy in crying | Houck wei \ Chieftains about financial #tringencies i oar gs to rufornia and Col! ny cnited Press Leased Wire National leaguers went into the : pees . grit s a ‘ NEW YORK, Dee. 1 Action of | Chicago meeting backed by the op ° ° Freche Tucker Ja bathe ta “| major league magnates in adhering timiatic words of their president and 4 a bit Plto the usual 154 came schedule, re | won American leaguers over to their is +e fusing to cut the player mit and re. | side, Ran hnson had 13 Frankie Purne. Oakland tht.| maining with the old training ached insue he lost. Reports in je wolat ay be.dean in aotan heel ae a distinct victory for Gov,|dicate the American league even i$ et ont eee Sigs Meiers | omens ss 1 FOR THE HOLIDAYS h Ke for a six-round | |* i nig areldce eee | inaBilaiwinuaverR Gare minlitle rae Hotel_on Fourth Avenue and ff] ¢ s0 in Tacoma New Year's afternoon. | 15, whatever, he announced the|ness in which you are engaged Sine ocetriner SHO) TRORO COs Malis, December 20 to 26, Return up to January 3 our patrons, especially the e Beattie fans would no doubt ike| things he had stood for in his mes-| you are not called upon by your gov ladies, found the old premises ff| © Portiand middleweight, Bteve | What the big league magnates agreed | sentials,” Taner said. 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