The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1918, Page 8

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1918. PAGE 8 $ OF THE DUFFS—This Is Often the Case. IT Won’T Cost ANN TWIG To “L.WoK AT 'T tt AT it Outbursts of Everett True. | ters Is NO MUSE LOOKING THAT PLACE, HELE ) The RENT wie Be EXTIREIN Teo | WANT To Text You I] HELEN “THAT Houses 4 To RENT ARE VERY SCARCE = 1 DON'T BELIEVE We’LL FIND LET'S GO- THERE SQe THAT § ISNO ONE HERE NOW WHAT ARS GOING To Dot WE WILL Go AND BUY SOME OF THe THIRD ISSU6 OF LIBERTY Bonds! AHOY You’ Menvow LARK! ALL 'ANDS om’ Liee-fonr \ Weave Ho! J ein’ WITH A oY SAILBOAT —~ ME WHATS SKIPPER OF A REAL OCEAN GOIN’ SCHOONER Ww WE ONLY WOT CHEER Sonny ! BEEN DOWN “To TH’ LILY- POND A SAILIN' YORE Li Saeont? vn’ rue LAY TW’ STRING BROKE fel’ YOU COULDNT GET IT BACK AYE 3 \T DOES ME OV WEART GObO To SEE A GREEN YOUNG Swas | mya! Airy Wwe “WH” RUGLA OL SALTS - HUI wid OUR SEA LEGS ! NOTICE HOW WOBBLY We WALK ON LAND ~ CHESTNUT CHARLIE, USTes: To Tu — Poon Base He ded Ree Q” D FOR WILLARD AND FULTON PRIZE FIGHT 23.—A Liberty | ton Dattle at the Twin Cities or a/ Wir show at Camp Grant, Ill J the choice before Wiard and Challenger | today for their July 4 bout Do Noy TRunk Frail [tage F PEMEPIT MES TARE | Ay Be ne Ft naman yen tempat IDGET OF BASEBALL IS GAME’S GREATEST STAR AT THIRD BASE Chokde Stetped ante 26 choose a referee and dptermitw the Latety Comrmdnsien JERRY NISSEN LEAVES U. OF MONTANA SOON Kinwen will leave the Uni Montana as athletic coach at the end ef the present quarter be mueweeded Schrwiber, former University of Wis comsim ithele tes COLLINS TIES RECORD CHICAGO, Aprh 23 GIANTS STILL HORT A MAN | , AS SHORTSTOP re oe would intertere ef war work in from ‘St..\Paul to consider the ‘ ort will go to the! e\ boxing comm thorize or bar the match. Miller was threate Promoter when camp offic @ they would deal directly boxers if they get the bout. favors this location some we eaptemet weet OY PAL PERMAN y don't have to be bie tp tr was om the hot earner bh 6 hele to pheg sion were considering Miller's offer to pay the fighters in Liberty Bonds Mince he would be assured a/and invest any profit in the same $68 Jump sum. Obligations to Ful-| security h war meen’ te pwtoute ME) ons big miinchiog mext Twenduy Remember what Bob Fitesimmons caiadentdinn sane “The bieger they are, the hard-|ing tn 146 each er they fall,” and fall they ai did un til Jeff came along can leaguers in tht @ woth with m strained bnets,! aard Piers Koecman Theamprem wae! MIT TO HOLD |COSTS LOT MORE FOR W.GRANTED | MINNESOTA , TL, April 23.—Col. Basa permit from the Mir boxing commission to hol Willard - Fulton 4. The colonel! was to the state public y m today to exp’ Lean pian of battle, Certain would make the event @id rather than a detriment to a woy be the! 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