The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 8

STAR—WE) SDAY, FEB, 6, 1918. PAGE 8 bi BY ALLMAN, Firet War De PACTME sor! Yj | MEAN PoLice DEPARTMENT aaa Douce - Pouce Vf i STA Tue Work oF crooks! Ve FALLEN INTO The oF panoirs If RATHER. DAINTY PrRrume You Have ON Your MAIL TWS MORNING ~ ie - i y | Live IT MYSELF { SAY, ARE You | br NT TRYING TO INSU) ATE Sume THING ? ee) rett True. By Condo, Outbursts of Ev Sq WELL, WE gh i Gort THE WAISER Ye T, AND I'm SOING TO MAKE THE PRE- DICTION THAT ——-- JUST COATING READING YouR PAP MY Goonb FRIOND! DON'T MAKG ANY EDIcgrions! ALL THE @e @xPERT R PROPHESIGRS HAVS BOGEN Di SCOUNTSD AND \T'S A WASTE OF NERVS FORCE TO USTON TO UTTLE TWO-BY- FOUR, a ied na TACKLING THE JOBIS A ae os . /5u2% \ 00 - TW MAN GAVE ME DIRECTIONS How To 00 IT - We Smid. “ITS SO SIMPLE, JES’ UKE You" FIRST - YOu HOLD TH’ NE ww YOUR LEFT HAND al’ TH COLLAR IN TH’ 100K “GEORGE - “TH Swe. Bow Te \ Bouswr ! S\UP YOUR NECK IN “Ty’ COLLAR, AN! CROSS TH LEFT WAND END OF “TIE OVER HH’ RIGHT with TH’ LEFT WAND, STEADTING “WW RIGHT END WITH “TH OTHER HAND-Then DROP BOTH ENDS, CATCHING TH’ LET WITH TH" RIGHT AN’ WH’ oTWER OTM TH’ OTHER- “Yeats PREDMER, | VELL OROP Bi Soe per SEE oul’ SMD THE LIWER wan wins WERT POD GO NSE TO Mann, Houck Wants to ‘WHATNEXT? WE'VE BASEBALLAND BOxING | Portland Here for Golf and n J 4 ? TART TO SWIM NEXT’ Ice Hockey Fracas With Seattle Team With a changed Uneup, the Pe land Rosebuds, aeehe the guid: |hand of Pete Muldoon, will ta the Seattle ice hockey team t Get Another Battle | ON ICE—WILL THEY With Title Claimer BY EDWARD HILL HO HOUCK, Seattle lightweight. takes bis pen in hand to dash off & few lines in answer to teh Ert # claims for the Northwest ereccccccccce in shape raid the plot set in, e fans note with gladness yston is improving ' nie shot, good, old-fashioned mashie shot, op dead againat the pin. that Frank ¥ with each gam fied a mighty w yed. He han. ked stick in the t title for Georg r at the Arena In an effort to ¢ at Vance © Monday evening. “In reply to Mr. Erb's e Star, whereby he claima| [ them from their place in " The visitors » the advantage Northwest lightweight title for George Ingle, will state Tommy Dunderdale | n the fray tonight. Stan Marp ts en Tenne | I desire to meet George at the eight requirements—133 pounds| » at his old place, center, with Charlie will be back with the equad, and days when, tke ag stock t some future show to be 1 in Seattle. | | Tobin switching from left wing to has had five days of rest in which < It te the unanimous opinion of the boxing fans who attended the |rover. Tobin has played a wing po to prepare for the contest, while the 3-19 Moose show that I bested Frankie Farren, who had knocked out sition ever since the Portland team locals have gone thru a rather stren 1 Northwest lightweight fas > Against the aky. jon from me the night| | ham exinted ‘The redoubtable “Moore” Johneon uous string of games. Manager atrick looks for a victory, how Trambitas, sensat!: wr [ "It ie true that Ingle won a #ix-round dec | mm Ing the Farren contest aim I was not at my best, being |nenms destined to hold forth on the ever, declaring the Metropolitans are | mond hat stiff and sore from of the night before, I do not bench this evening, ax Muldoon fine and fit | SS to take credit from George. of his record shows he es wants him to rest up for Play begins at $30, with Mickey | THREE GAMES STAGED the c one of the best lightweights on th ast for yea malee in Portiand. on refereeing. PROV et Saves “| Ingle is making hin first wtart in| te 2 — BY HIGH SCHOOLERS © “ ——————— defending his claime to the Nort Three. gues: seve shag de aes weet tithe Frid night when he/ mone: ING ALMOST { takes on Mike Pete in a four-round day in’ the Digh: sens Pe a bout at the Crystal Pool | | leneee: : Reena bee: ONT EN SAIL ye eta nn over Pete GIVEN NEW LEASE ON LIFE; sess °° Dinca Onn ; the highly-touted Port feated Ballard, 23 to 3, and Broad] ~~ “AS A CROOK |; been reanguioed 00 owe TO CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS °="":!ssses" se vt pars The sleepy-eyed policeman among the topnotch | to 16. ODAk ieume suddenly to life this + or. 5 cwelehte ef the. eethweet Following a meet! f offic ement of oe 1 Carver teres done.’ when he saw a shabb 64) While Ingle ie figured to be = bit fast night at the institut smith, who has been a constant boost we jual slip out of the side { too rough for the Wilkeson miner decided that the Seattle Athiettc ctub | & for the is an official of WASHINGTON STATE TO B . hot and . be surprised to see the | pe the Amate union, heads fee of the ter "note and ) Se would nett murine ta th will continue as in the past meperre poy eerie ss) PLAY BASKETBALL HERE) "ince Yward the water front ) ¢ about 50-50 | More than 100 representative’citi-| A delegation from the four largest| An even game is looked for tomor- = Drawing his trusty cannon, the } entae zens of the city were on hand to | shipyards was on hand to pledge|row night on the university floor, o— Paificer started in hot pureult. (6 ve gin Austre riddle. protest against the club passing out|150 new members if the club would| when the basketball team of the U/ ‘The chase went three blocks, with { ° rong FP snotriy e Be wes of existence. Help wax promised the| sign up 100 additonal lof W. tangles with the Washington wr 0s an the heidituer of Jetub to get it r A membership committee has been | Staters. wk, With bis last breath b. d ¢ rd, is bard at it. He ts| \financtal straits ay ed to go into the matter. galled for him to halt, showing the gladiators hereabouts | lated to put it back on the map as| Opinion was expressed that the Eamune Hose with a shot in the | - cicaaa tn thetetan hae an institution of the first cla club should again step forward in the | Main ‘The runner came 3 oth strenuous and benefactory The club will be headed the com: hietic departments, which have PHYS eee Pp Soe naly § pao twlabt ond enety | fiscal year by ©. PD. Colvin, elect allowed to die a slow death DR KA Paani : ) Mick is out on the road for a run to fill the place made vacant by t Ny the past 10 ye fated. act sch ensued. | Mich i, ut on r rar ' ad . P years. Elliot - | eight, in # ? Se ae RY, ee ss pila Avh te SAYS BEZDEK _| ROSENTHAL LOSER IN 3 dons rome old togs and » Si bec tn. Pestiead TO BE BACK CITY BIL ~e he meme old toes an ) a bout in Portland | LIARD MEET = { out for a run : a Tagnser mabe | AT OREGON | Rosenthal lost to Baker last night | aa —=—=— ns io Comet ‘ an interview .|at Brown & Hulen’s in the three-| = e023 uw Manager e ushion tourney on for the city cham-/ = eavy bunch of beef and bone in| sports. We have had baseball on ice eo] wh revent Wrestling are abolish: | Portland pap * ‘ | soon tes i Feb. 6 Pitcher thi bak Sake che octiae thee bee a ; t 2 | wv tag Bo aba gr : ngene next fall to take charge | iidy, Texas league star, sold to|y,., * lige «Age “a hs . ice akaters been #0 ¢ t almost shoul-| of the y foothall team Peontract to the Reds uns By) I'm not satiafied with the term mitts and stage @ regular boxing |ing. Thin & more space to with a fair mnt ccess in Fastern fight circles mateh ch, and neither man ie| that iS canes” 4S’ UNDER WAY TODAY] Jatlowed to hit while in this position. and elsewhere next fa It was re Training of the U. of W. crews got | may pitch for Dallas again le. ae ae ported: last t “4 main event of the show to aioe toes dig a ws Se ee at FREE ————e ¥§ ‘i : elt tt Tail |CHASE SIBLEY EASY ne apne ee yr |SOLOMON AND JOHNSTON ran yrorramurs [Pes cnet cits 8 SminTaa se fossha” "| WINNER OVER JOSEPH)608 ‘Third Ave., Cor. James MECHANICS, DRUG STORE TO PLAY FOR FUND fect iy ga lie i) A. A. U. TO MAKE NEW opposition last night in Ppainiess “Austin Nand the, National ‘The doctor will be glad to talk (He nr jolormen and Wat r J 5a Cab oe 0 per tb ae Se DISTRICT THIS YEAR he Po m ni Y tor t pete a on aad Geen rie be ppt! pe <= over your trouble with yeu and in sowie Py caprcnpreng sedtiasd Vee Obie Kas EEE mes Ps , he Pope sidley parlors. Sibley took’ more sanitary office at the corner of ot prescribe for you, if necessary. || ‘rer cushions tor ut the Brown | Deak mee orate sitios i " The Amateur Athletic union of | the fir lock of the 150-point match, Third and James, and we invite all ait Only charges will be for medicines || ~ fivien parlors. 7 receipts Of| Comm Hosks—Per ° 0 America wi eate a new division 0 to 28, in 66 innings anon. sot gd cdi = ue bal Fou wit be wurprised how ttle ||lisrdists’ ambulance fund | f | rr ale | up of Missouri, Kansas and Class dent su it will cost you. | per 1 1 y "i oe! 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