The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1918, Page 8

« STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918. PAGE 8 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Jimmy Had the Right Dope. ° JIMMY, 0M Gowe OUT oot AKING AN OLD Hat Over! Now I | WiLL 1GO AND Buy one !! CHESTNUT CHARLIE. BY ALLMAN. yr CO HaaG UP MY By Condo. [ on, suman, Wiis Aivetacn ON | NAT , , ‘ — W aw Now Hat? | COME HERR SOME IMPORTANT BUSINESS | ] y aun ee _ [vase 5 yh ' : oe A minute! AND IF ANY ONG SHOULD tansss os] YOU KMOW 1 ; i et. vabahen NIT LIKG (Tf Helaseiper WANT Me ULL Be Back, | {13 Ho GAME: TODAY, 1 ga ? ro Sie i ’ AT Five THIRTY 5 ~| Yes, (| me. DUFF “we Tewa| ) : - “WARN ote a bhla == 1S PLANING Our (—-_<S t SYPPOSE wou WAR CF A PRICE i“ Koel Athens 1 2 BY TOPLIFFE. ’ 1 SOME BOOVSCOMGTONEED ANURSEANDITWON T OEME ? | f (8 NOW MARY £2 GERMANS DID HE ALL IN Nou. ONLY JusT GOTALETTER. my NES-AND AL a FOom MY NEDHEW OVER weore WE A LeTTEN S 20 \W “s IN FRANCE ': '! - : Scale ~. ¥ LETTER ? is) a ss u _ "e Waly, WE WED re wore vou SAY iF ALL - Tx *'UNIVERSITY TO | i UCKER GAINS DRAW; ____ “lub Standings “HOLD BIG HIGH xs Gt THE SCORE an 5 co , ares ° commendable feat of f the Mid 5 ‘ ae 1 tland, whor . se . 2 8 bouts at the Mik» oker all the > ‘ ase Lear as ju ed on to pla rt 4 0 ie ae Arena Wednesday 5 s ‘ - = t me ff te i ee ee And ease with which w Rode: | ene e : 5 tee ® oe oe a Manager Nate Druxim bout ain, » et ae i ie goneratulated for AMERICAN LEAGUE ; ; ta iit es [ the boys being fast a bat : 09 ‘ ‘ Was fast. There wa ‘ f Mek bouts, or = stallir J 4 ibd VANC : « : gar An f r aA ¥ ~ 7 i M4 ; OUVER 12, TACOMA 2 = ye eer | hing about the m4 i é i. Tucker failed to win Frankie Tuck ‘ ‘ rh VANCOUVER, BL ¢ May 9% t ee Soe Tee vee ret championship from metrated that ? > “n uver won the first game “ wit . ‘ H ° : 4 ie, altho he tried hard greasive litt ‘ ° . os } Fushed the resolute ir home the a a 1 ie qo the first tap of the y at the feet at is away wit base, Demp ly rushed into se: She had wet her ¢ = that jarred hie whole Match was a draw. I the Coast lightwei: jonah SHIPBDUILDERS PLAY SS chaps ts bis nsec, AT PARK SATURDAY bout, handing the 4: " Shipbuilders @ trim and clever | ted all the way Neff. who is strong and “ and packs pifiches from Billy + Without a a: ‘ote of the hou e € n ni i, the n and the Brem © game for the * ked him m with a got the a it COAST LEA ames, ¥ EXPECT SOPHOMORES TO WIN U TRACK MEET The soph generally ana track meet the University eran and Yelle NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Laat GUE id set up a clamor. Neff r >, for a berth in With several stiff hooks in “How Does the Far West Stack Up?” mores are the ones pick for the winners of the which Is being of Washing held Thursday afternoon (USE YOUR DIAMONDS Ladies’ Dept. Confiten- References, any Seattle bank EMPIRE MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ab. cars, ret w Shipyard Checks Cashed Torrey & Sears Billiard Parlor “Superlative! Can't be dodged,” opined of Camp a Lewis McNutt, the Collier’s Weekly man who is writ- ing studies of all the National Army Cantonments. Flour (Prices paid whotewsle) “Tt took more lumber, naits, electric wiring, water pipe, energy, character, tar paper, oratory, window sashing and printer’s ink to construct it than went into the building of any other Cantonment. The res- ervation encompasses something like 102. square miles of territory.” CADDOCK FAILS TO THROW MR. ZB YSK Fa 0 _ Conntry He (prices pal now 3.30 TOMOR) 20 and So. Why don’t you see Camp Lewis? Can you think of a better way now for a good American to spend ee ee ay ANG the time and money he is using for recreation? + Yeouaiies and Pre Calltormia whet VEGETABLES Chick Pood ‘: Especially if you know some one who is training s0@ 70 eeeacd ane there. per e1 175@2.00 ii ; f2 aor. 2600278 Camp Lewis is not only the biggest of the National 1001.50 Hood Army Cantonments, but it has the best climate and op se.09 topography for teaching men to kill Germans, and on\@ 04% OY neat ae shen } kill them fast. siete | dbera te 6 16 09 tes The men in training there are the boldest rr) and craftiest and hardiest in the United Tite States. They are from Alaska, Washington, 11 o0@30 0 240001009 Oregon, California, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and Montana. x on Paid Shipper for and Pork, fo. b. Seattle Go to Camp Lewis whenever you can. dads 18 006 24.00 24:00@10 00 18@ 49 Puget Sound Navigation Co. ibe 64 aa aor aes F The Service Par Excellence AT LOWEST RATES third mile, : : tok 490 mile. | Steamers Tacoma and Indianapolis B40 ire trip. ; t ul Leave Colman Dock, Seattle, and Municipal Dock, oe hourly basis, Tacoma, every two hours on the odd hour, begin- Ht: , ANYWHE , ning at 7 a. m. arid ending at 9 p. m , Fare 81 Cents Round Trip a (Including War Tax) voa eee COWBOY JIM” LOSES OUT Seven- and 12 enger automobiles for Camp +, OMAHA, May 9—"Cowboy Jim Lewis meet the boats at the dock in Tacoma. Spe- 20 paeae mayor of Omaba for the cial arrangements made for special parties. D 446.16 commission, With, the. excaption of a oa Dan B. Butler, were swept out of is@ 19, Office in Tuesday's election \Red” Morgan in Town Looking for a Battle : | George L. Morgan nore familiarly e nown to fight 1” Mor- r P if some one © Pp. 1 seg k proesder ath his Binds att Hat when the baseball writers boil In eommer, 2 And ewelter at their daily tell, +g An ath-a-lete may get the PORTLAND WINS, 11 TO? 3 OF strangle on « bowl of ¥ : May ° Man- oo Te bun { Black j re ae 1 dirt couldn't th Buckaroos y iter- There was a young shortstop named , The score was 11 to 2 SPORT SALAD rd baseman named Joe, 1 for the way he n stopped short the A dashing Was fam thr his fists c Ingle kept en William McKinley couldn't or for Manager Wil % he mi t ty t time THE WAR PLIGHT —OF THE— PUBLIC UTILITIES (No. 3) John Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Cur- rency, found the conditions confronting public utili- ties so serious that he addressed himself to Con- gress on the subject, saying in part: “IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT FORBEARANCE AND CONSIDERATION BE EXERCISED BY THE STATE COMMISSION AND MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES, AND THAT THE CORPORA- MONS BE PERMITTED TO MAKE SUCH ADDITIONS TO THEIR CHARGES FOR SERVICE AS WILL KEEP IN THEM THE BREATH OF SOLVENCY AND GIVE THEM A BASIS OF CREDIT ON WHICH THEY MAY OBTAIN THE FUNDS WITH WHICH TO MEET THE STRAIN PUT ON THEM BY THE GOVERNMENT'S NEEDS. THE BREAK- ING DOWN OF THESE CORPORATIONS WOULD BE A NATIONAL CALAMITY.” Public service commissions and other high au- thorities recognize the conditions confronting the companies whose task it is to aid the war by trans- porting wage workers and suggest measures of relief which we will outline in succeeding chapters of this story. They are vital to the public and we invite your earnest consideration and co-operation. PUGET SOUND TRACTION, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY P. S.—Everything has gone up except car fares. They are the same, though the car rides are longer, more frequent and reach more places than when fares were fixed at a nickel a ride regardless of distance,