The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 8

= STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 1918, PAGE 8 DOINGS BY ALLM. OF THE DUFFS—AIl Daddies Are Alike. Twere You Are AnD | INDLY NoTice % You WILL KINDLY | GUESS THATS GoMG Some “THAT MY HONORABLE SON Possesses Five TEETH~ FIVE - CounT 'EM— But Five Tee TH, THAT'S NOTHING - JUST WAIT Vii SHOW You SOMETHING 4c ——— Tie Re~ NOW - To PAPA come, \F You'Lt. LET Me WAVE. YouR ATTENTION For A FEW SECONDS ILL Show YOU SOMETHING VERN Outbursts of Everett True. pe A YEAR OLD UNTIL. Twe 2714 OF FEBRUARY — “come co THERE'S WHERS OF ROOM I VER” HERS LoTs One RANET YA Thon I tion: & cente Per line Per line Nine - aS Nou HAVG THE DISTINCTION OF BEING THE FIRST SPESp MANIAC TO RECEIVE TREATMENT WITH 1S UMARELLA WHICH L HAD MADS Speciacry POR YOUR TRIBE. I THINK ONG DOSS Witt BS OUGH, SO 1 DON'T Look FoR ANY RELAPSE {it — SQUIRREL FOOD—That's the Reason They Look at You. ———<—_—- one (om! THEYRE \ ALL NoTICIW me! | WERE MUST BE SOMETHING “To \T! ~ MAYBE | RESEMBLE A | POPULAR MOVIE STAR ~ \v6 HAD FRIENDS TELL ME | LOOKED LIKE CHAS. CHAPLIN VE HEARD AT DIFFERENT TIMES | WAS KINDA ar! ay me G00 LOOKING BUT /eER WOK Lor catery! \ NEW . 17 -® Heart | * 2 ‘ posse spor WHat SAY LISTEN WEA? EVERYBODYS BOY | FOLKS ARE way Youge NOT NOT ADMIRING YouR LOOKS OR re me : ANYTHING LIKE ——, aT — he Te.t You wy | THIS LIL FELLA 15 AN IDEA THAT SUDDENLY BURST ON OUR SUBJECT —~~- Trout Fishing Good Now in Lake Chelan, Claims Wenatcheeit ROUT fishing is good. At h part of the state known as Ch of water known as Lake Chelan 2 well known business man of Wenatchee, who is ooter, hunter and fisherman, was in the city fine fishing that is being found in the Mr. Ovenden is one of the game commissioners knows the fish and game situation of his co ving there. SLOWNESS WINS FOR THIS. CH eecccccce Eddie Campi Is Coming Back in Search of Bout Eddie Campi, featherweight champion of the Pacific coast, will be back amongst us in Seattle shortly. Eddie writes from San Fran. ciseo that he hopes to box the winner of the Leo Houck Frankie Farren melee here. fe already holds a decision over Farren. » of “The boxing game is quict waned down here at present, but will as well any come back to ts own soon. I Lake Chelan is open for fishing the year around, and altho it issue a challenge to all the boys not coming up to the usual good sport as early last season as some up there, and hope they will the streams in that locality, the fishermen who journeyed into that cout keep me busy when I get | near the close of the state fishing season found excellent sport, and back,” he says. has continued so thruout the winter. Cutthroat and Lake Chelan oe eee . are being taken in large numbers, 7 i.) eeceoece . Benjamin Tells e © Chess tournaments will open in New York Washington's birthday. Ovenden is enthusiastic over thi A of Rivers Lo: OW comes the news that Carl Morris, the giant Oklahoma battering fam, has decided to retire from the ring yo back to running eld engine on the Santa Fe line, which is | ¢ tr Fred now will ha ear field when it comes to having first call on me Willard for a battle for the heavyweight champ > Morris fought Fulton twice. In the first bout Morris won on a ‘The match was in New York, and it is said that up until the so foul blow being delivered, Morris had a bi battle, "Bad would have won, hands down, if it had ge Several months the New York affair they at Thin Fulton Carl all over the ring for several rounds, and then them out of the ring, giving fight to Fulton Several months ago in San Francisco Morris took a sound four-round At the hands of Jack Dempsey ) It is nearly five years since Morris made his real debut in the boxing He had his first battle of prominence when he met Luther Me who at that time was look as the coming heavyweight cham: ac it in one section, that being our n county, and in the particular be Ovenden, shade on the mit. nasa tr od of the now met Canton, 0. time county an Foyston Back With Seattle : " | eport ished by his county, done, started on the day Washington was born have not yet been com. Fraps agree the hard work of the county commission who are each one of them enthusiastic sportsmen 1 have the interest of the game at rt. The county cee ee is the greatest, Ty Cobb or Tris Speaker? ‘Then the argument starts, but we don't mean baseball HICH we mean jon billiards. It’s very likely the opportunity of this pair at billiards ¢ spr Maupome work out will come to find out ing which is the if plans of Charles McCourt and Maupome has written to Cobb asking him to be bis partner in a series With gar will ¢ the past three seasons, the issued a higher age number of licenses than any + one in the state, selling over 4,000 in a total population of be tween thirteen and fourteen thou Frank Foyston, captain for back in the Seattle ice hockey team | inet Vancouver tonight ou in the B. C. metropolis, with a much | sand persons. Joe Banjamin wants to make good impression on Seattle figt fans tomorrow night, when tackles Lioyd Madden, at the club four-round show. Matches in Cleveland and Detroit Speaker and Me Money collected is to be devoted to the billiardiste ambu eater Than Joe Gans? Not Yet-Leonard Must Wait to Equal “Master” Enthusiastic followers of Bemnyyot these ring accomplishments. He| 's career as a boxer are in-/can hit. There is no question about to be a trifle too optimistic| that. There has perhaps no ing his ability | harder hitter since Aurellio Herrera. is being hailed at the greatest | He t since Gans and ranked | th the great negro, with Lavigne | thow with the other greats of the pcr df gaa ids f eran 9 gen n he has th =) Any comparison of the boxers of) (0 he will pitas iy and those of yesterday must. | eee ie tue all time eeaeee, be somewhat out of focus.| “hue i¢ in a question two men are In the ring to! the ee uns when the latter took a ter. | Qn mm lot about their respective WME ite inattetthe Stes the. sudhing Prices Teeeiabiee sad pratt” lor providing they are of anywhere) (ohne Nelson in 42 rounds; of the deni ° eres sane caliber gameness and endurance which VEGETABLES tt even at that it in going a! , ligne to give away weight | artichokes—Per dor. 1 too far to compare Leonard) and go out of his clans to sr _ & with Lavigne, Gans or Frank| defeat the greatest For gy at their best all times, Joe Wolcott, or the clever. “This trio combined all ness of Kid Griffo, whose all-around in fighting. They work astonished all of the boxers of | or stall. They knew ev his day "of the game. They were But so “Were as good over the 40-round route ‘Be in a short bout. They away Weight and fought out of their class Leonard has shown only a few ate stronger lineup than they have had | thus far this season. Foyston was unable to join team at the first of the season. he comes under the Canadian dr and wan not allowed to leave th Dominion until hin status was set Chelan county ix the proud pos-] In two former etarts here, Joe ressor of a fast increasing supply of] up poor exhibitions, but has the| Hungarian partridges, one of the| some good bouts since then, and as| most highly prized game birds, and| working hard for the coming m ft.|@ variety that cannot now be pur-| With the exception of his | chased for ureeding purposes, owing| with Rivers in Portiand, Joe's jto the war. With an imported|ord is a good one. He explains stock plaeed in th» cornty a few| poor showing with Rivers by | Years ago, the stock has made a big/ that he was hit while attempting increase, an season probably | shake hands, at the beginning of being placed on these birds next sea-| melee, and fell thru the ropes, coming dazed, son. | thusiastic over the perfection of +] “KNITTING DAY” MAY COME BACK TO 0 state association of sportsmen and will send a representation to the coming meeting which is being held in this city for that purpose on Feb-|_ CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—Presiden ruary 5, Every local or state resi-| Weeghman intimated today t sportsman who is interested in| “knitting day” may be a weekly this movement is urged to write let-|ture at the Cub park next unm The National league passed a Fu last summer, doing away wi “ladies' days.” The American ters asking various sportsmen with whom they acquainted around the state to attend this meeting. refused to follow suit, and the old circuit lost its female oster Weeghman is in favor of restorin the free day, calling it “knittl day” instead of “ladies’ day.” JOIE RAY IS GOING AFTER LONGER ROUTE NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Jole Ray, Chicago distance runner, will take 4 crack at the mile and a half and two-mile indoor records here tomor- row night, when he takes part in the meet of the Millrose Athletic club, Madison Squa arden A fow years ago, when Alfredo De; The youth was Frank Taberski, Oro was pocket billiard champion of and he made good by defeating De the world, he played a title match in|Oro for the champlo Poughkeepsie, N. Y | boy was then unabié to play at his best. Taberski can play a chooser, but he une rapid play the other fel For this r wishes of antagonints alike, he reverts to h |lar brand of game ar often b It pocket rapid game lon ecth, usual a big factor last win tle win the world's of Mon yaton wn in helping « from Les Canadiens, Ite open neric Since he won the title, Taberski has added psychology to his billiard tricks, and his dilatory playing has | made many contenders defeat them: wolvon is pw wants ARON, TOR Among the spectators was a young fellow who had won a considerable reputation as a pocket billiard play er trea at been This youth watched De Oro and | his opponent carefully. Then he told his friends that if being champion meant beating either one of the two, he would be champion before many month. The New Yorker frankly admitted that the reason Ralph Greenleaf was defeated in their title match recently was Greenleaf could play his best against his dilatory tac | tics and became nervous. The Iilinots ome tedious that new billiards will place a « unwarranted in ome. | i x for wok | is a good boxer, as shown by with which he defe master boxers, Johnny 1 and Freddie Welsh is believed rules 22. gy Johnny O'Leary with Frankie Sulliv delays j bane young. experienc er Per. of atest Evidently | the whether he| j will gameness shown tell Alay c FilbertsPer tm iekorynmte Ver tle, per th é n either | rece and © ee in wel and om 12601 that could y trick me. They | Crate of 2 dow. Local ar sery Murt s team into Standard patent. bbt - w Wheat, bb. Graham, bbl. Rye, bot Ruckwheat rn Meal, rte main ¢ “ Duft Wast Franc Marines’ |” all | ane | Leo Houck h boxing bbl. bale 10 9-m NEW YORK FIGHTERS - HALED INTO COURT) NEW YORK, and Harry Davis, has not been doing in his training for his t with Frankie Farren tomorrow night captain | eon scabe 2 . ————-——=@ Here is the personnel of the team Murphy former land mento 20 (Prices paid wholesale) o " Alfalfa Meat Alfaite Tey , All-Grain Chop ..: Bran Reet Scraps $ | Chick Food Corn Cracked Corn Corn Feed Meal firet be and with Vancouver and Oak Hern nd base, with Sacra in 1914; Carpenter, shc Mary's But University of California catcher, manager Marine last year and thi Blackman, catcher, semi-pro, pitcher uke, Honner per 1b Local Per Nebraska, Dan Davis boxers, and Julius r and Ben Tandor, officials, to- day faced prosecution on a cha of violating the law. were arrested by a force of police men, who smashed down the doors | Hatsbarss of the Olymple Athletic club here, | gpinach and took the boxers as th were in | sa the middle of the third round of a| Sweet Potatoes bout | Cal. low | Tomatoes Cal | Purnipe Loca |JOE BENZ ALREADY AT | Amne renew verre HIS SPRING TRAINING ATpaftcrous CHICAGO, Jan. 22. Benz, | designated on the White Bor payroli| oman Menuties as @ pitcher, started his spring train ftayman Wi ing today. The mer star has been| ®pltz .. and intends to get a runnin start | Cranberri this year. | ‘Raatern, CANADIENS WIN OVER | fee TORONTO AT HOCKEY Mainge Tiack Yakima Concord, Cornichon MONTREAL, Jan, 22—Lea Ci Siepirare diens practically clinched the tional Hockey association pennant here for the present season last night, by defeating Toronto, 6 to 1 perors Jan Add to the thrift stamps. kaiser’s worries. Buy | row per Tb. as top. t) Bur- | g, Corps | He says he's} Pei Squad The Netugee clsims| YANKEES READY TO Roa fur ex-Vancou hampion, ix seeking a bout t |day is o Louis American ie rues Marines at Mare Islan Frank Farmer and Steve Reyn lds | to the Yankees. Miller Huggins of a ss requirements for an exchange of a concerned, Leonard is undoubtedl Per i. rgptes el neve undo Prat "| CALIFORNIA LIKELY TO — PAL MOORE TO TAKE Ca fornia will probably not put a var. commit of the Associated Stu. f Memphis and Jabez wal has cost the university an average] ary, it was learned today. ls in Portland Jarry Anderson is again Under worse pod piss | GIVE 3 FOR PRATT sacker now & member ¢ e rt [league bugs expect to see the pass- baseball uctor for Thursday night in Tacom | the Yankees arrived today prepared ‘per vedic BEE backstop, pitcher and an infielder A Ritchie or a Welsh ene ensy ‘ DROP ROWING SHORTLY Vn AP aity crew in the water this year, it ON WHITE IN MELES ents will meet tomor to decid A y, N. ¥., bantams, will box of $5,000 a year, rowing will undoubt The fight will be held at a an, Jimmy Lewis | Ma: H ir manager | managem of Frank surshy. Al former middleweight) on Tours, Jan. 22-—Before the Fancy eee i} + 7 | ing of Derrill Pratt, second baseman, be tain of the te winner meets Ortega the] to go the limit to meet the Browns’ the cavalry, but ker is pannin, for Pratt far as late champions Cacumbers—No. 1 get viged ‘ ft ¢ the Prat supreme. It would be unfair to him |i Qeradish—Local, per ™ Lettuce—Locnl, per crate BERKELEY, Cal, Jan. Cali Sacramento head, was stated today, The executiv SLAND, Jan. Yakima definitely. 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