The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 8

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1918. Because THEY SAY THAT ONG HALF OF THe WORLD DON'T KNOW How THE OTHER HALF Lives | SHOVLD SAY NOT, BUT | HEARD THE LADY Next PCOR TELLING HELEN THAT 4 Tom, THIS ARTICLE SAYS | THAT STATE - THAT HALF THE PoPULATION } meNT MUST BE OF ‘THE WORLD IS FEMININE -| WRONG ACCORD- Do You SUPPOSE THE LOSS OF |ING TO SOME MEN IN THE WAR 15 THE I OTHER THINGS cause OF THAT? { Ley SAY SAY, DID You TRLL WELEN WHAT TiME | GOT Home LAST NIGHT ? Ty, ? y Rs. h~ you've ) VEN UPON _ THE GARDEN OCA —~ CANT MAKE A GO OF IT + Inquir Th NO ~1 AINT ‘ome up ta wow | GoT (wou. \ THOUGHT MAYBE YOU DIO BECAUSE EVERYTHING WENT WRONG witw YouR GARDENS! No! ™ WHAT MAKES YOU HOWUA LIKE WY HOO - 9 GARDEN f a > CHESTNUT CHARLIE “WE HERE'S A DEAT CHARLEY '— NOTE FROM fa Wy IS A CRACK ON UNKEDES CAN! THE JAW LIVE A ee WaT 7? STATION se18 MARK JENNINGS HAS HITTERS BUT “Sistin' sett tan HE IS SHY ON WINGS FOR 18 ee a BECAUSE IT 1S Gouna" \WEARD reUT!: League Is Beginning to Look let? Like Ball Circuit | giz clubs of the Pacific prom SMT. scl Ts, Coast International league are beginning show that a keen fi this season n look Many players have been signed by.the various clubs since the m GREAT LAKES NAVAL Jess Willard at Work for Coming Mix With Fulton CHICAGO, April 4.—Jess Willard began light training yesterday for vackied, won the 60-yard event in the |his battle with Fred Fulton, July nols Athletic club pool, in 0244.5 /4. Having disposed of the linst night. Norman Ross, of San|remnants of his circus on an East | Francisco, failed to qualify for the erm trip, he was merely a pugilist race. McGillivray set a new mark |&% he slipped into a sweater and in the 150. d breast stroke at De-| began a long jog. troit last Saturday. Reports from St. Louis that Wi lard had agreed to meet Jack Demp-, | sey next fall were denied. Jess ed he takes the Fulton bout seri | CONTEST THIS EVE ousty vy veginning af statements | FORT SHERIDAN, M1, Aprit 4—|With “If I win from Fulton—” | At least three bouts hang on the re ae . i magnates are c ‘ ooerna contingent of the Seattle squad are slated to arrive from Monday on the President, and such being the case, Dugdale has the Teporting date ahead two days, it being origt y set for Thurs. umber of new faces will be seen on the Seattle team this year, | Mf Leard reports he has fortified himself with plenty of material to for places on the squad Bho local team is still in crying need of a catcher and a first sacker as an outfielder Janda Star year depends entirely upon what a youngster Jennings can get out of this febing staff, It may be that the coaching of Bill Donovan will help the pitehing materially. dennings has often admitted that he knew littl about hand- ling pitchers, and with Donovan in charge Hughie may get better results out of bis boxmen. ng remark oat promising Ehmke His recruits this Finneran (Fourth of a series of articles Injof the which Parman discusses and an last year Hi alytes the major league ball clubs pitcher, Howa now In Southern training camps) in the draft n showed nace was Jennings’ will enter the field this year with his same old fence-busting aggregation. Cobb, Veach, Heilman | and Vitt are good for many hits dur ing the season, and Bush, Cobb and| Veach are the best run scorers in the | THREE BOUTS. “AWAIT league. Jetroit will get runs this year. y will get more runs than any other club in the league, likely, but it is a question |). Ce tne Jock MaloneEryan Dow. whether its pitchers will be able | “"\* © sobayp be ‘eg | ney scrap here tonight. The winner to keep its opponents from run | O°N,biy will have chances at Eadie | ning away with games McG. y, K. O. Brennan and Ted STON SAYS |B dH 1 sco nme eiatee siddueas| Wotkees’ oe motte oe EIS | Stickers Make Up _| esse race tacing one mae now. dows the am UNPATRIOTIC onnie ac! rew + , re runs by that he haa for years. He JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 4—| ° the elreult. BY H. G HAMILTON | An “ ‘eat prob Harr the exception of George same ay wil fo to h wcores on for neveral neanor in good for & neason.| Lreasen, a ang are the | cruit, who has n playing mighty rather | good ball at Waxahachie Jaren H - aba to leas ru an his|and Dauss are about thru. Willie Cobh Stl Working y they will - - Mitchell comes to bat at second and the statement that he te due for a s Mitchell's word » may have some-| The outfield will be comp: Veach and Hellman plays first, in which Walker will be to hin field Stanage will again head the rm in in better shape the Athletics’ training season be United Press Correspondent A 4 hat Co s curring . - < whl YORK, April 4—Capt. T. Le) see *loecr ali a Ye scathing arraignment of nie Mack has « non the team ig league baseball men for what he| who are good bi s, and, with his a lack of interest to the proper to or three by sluggers, the Ath cs hope to keep the opposition on ay be traced, to, ¢\ in the war, may be tr jum Iding bunts and extent, to the statement giv-| chasing kx by Capt. Huston in an inter First Ps nm Burns and Short i the United Press almost a|stop Dugan are on the hospital list COAST LEAGUE RESULTS At Sacramento 4, Vernon 5. At Los Angeles 6, Salt Lake 2 At San Francisco 4, Oakland 17. young re 4 Cunn bets. F in but is very « unable f bent get a piteh the o' been sImast a next me staft wh mall, naiatent ther cl anne ing will be heavy artillery can is year wit nings the same problem. ng bat of the whole io Th ay third ‘ourse, at short Vitt third a p uit get good pitc Detroit any club in the league a bribe starts the 1918 season He has a at W t there in| t ¢ r pitchers Kallio and will give battle, wed of unions the f pitchers tra axa considered a atter time Cat Moen “wricr, | School Teachers Enroll : Canning 4 camp near Detroit, Mich hammered the interview out on a typewriter while he sat on a IMP stool in a tent It was the part owner of the Yan “who suggested the idea of drill American league ball players, ‘was gobbled up by ‘president of the ly that Pan was «i that went with it into the future. 4 outlin forthcoming difficulties for base Capt. Huston suggested in this it that drilling be pro! nged the American league by accomplished men in the ¢ tube companies of fans, who would (Tomorrow Purman will dis cuss the world champion White Sox, training at Mineral Wells, Texas) atch quit baseball. | ham. nd Miteh 'BLEWETT AND SULLIVAN TO VISIT SIXTH CITY Rob Blewett, prexy of the P. C. L league, and Jack Sullivan, one of the rs of the WASHINGTON, Ary ‘Thou sands of schoot teachers are layin aside ruler and pen to take up the sword for Uncle Sam | A service flag unfurled at the Washington office of the Nati ducational a today tains 756 stars, representing number of its membership now “To get or not to get — INSTRUCT S. S. 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