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

samen snermimetrenytensteretmarcnrnereqneninesaiosrhneeiyr 1a ee meee aR RN nam STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918. PAGE 8 celia ineiienticos entnnesamennaanenainidaeis une iectssacaiaegneieaie aaeeninenaaaaaaal By Condo TM UGAVING TOWN FOR A COU PLE OF WEEKS, MRS, TRUS. MY PURPOSE (3 TO HELP MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FoR VACA 4 TIOMIATS, AND TO DEGIN Witty, LAM BI LeAvivG You BOHIND. RS In THE LD ARS Gowst SQUIRREL } GIVS MS A TICKST TO SHADYWOOD—— ONE WAY!!! eee Sy 'kNow, '~ warn’ * A SOLDIER IN SOMEWHERE, A LETTER To MY BROTHER oa Y'KNOW wMos DOINGS ‘OF THE “DU FFS—Tom Takes the Pledge. THIS 13. A FIN® ARRANGEMENY! 1 SUPPOSE ILL BE Lucky IF 1GEY MY BREAKFAST AT HOME NEXT - FRONT Door BELL! Watt, MN MAN BE THEY'RE BACK FOOD—Benny’s Weekly Letter to His Brother Felix “Over There.” Dear bro. Felix. In Somewhere France. My, are you there to? It must be a big village or somethin cause nearly all the soldier fell re stayin at that town hub? It's a good thing you inlisted {n the draft, cause if you didn’t you would be drafted and half to go. That was a wise move of you and I will do the same when my number is called out Y"know Felix, | would lke to be tn the aviaters bunch if | go. I'd like to fy in a airplane if | could keep one (1) foot on the ground and 1 wouldn't mind it so much that way. Did you forget to close your letter to me? Cause it was open when [ got it, and it looked like some fella named Censor opened it before I got It and If he had any edication he'd & wrote Opened by mistake huh? Supposin you wanted to send me some sonvnira from France lke frog logs frinstance, wouldn't I have a fine chance of gettin them when the letter would be opened and they'd jump out and they wouldn't know enough to jump over hear to me withoat the address. After this Felix mark hands off or \v | REPRESENT The FAST END LADIES Hoover CLUB- | CALLED To SEE IF You"D SIGN OUR PLEDGE AND Pur THIS CARD IN YouR window? Felix, when you meet any of them huns out tn no mans land don't let them call you friend in germany talk like they do cause they aint yours or nobodys friend, and you anser them back with another bump on their squarebeads for me, and you might give em another wallop for my friend George. That makes three (3) punches unless you got a lot of friends Felix. I went to a movie the other night and it showed some of us Amer- jeans over there in France gettin medals pinnod on and I looked hard but couldn’t make out which one was you. I am goin again tonight and be in the first row and look hard again. Try and wave your hand or wink or somethin so then I'll know. Y'know over here they have made a new rule whore fellas what don't do real work will half to get a war job or fight, and that's where you did wise again by quittin your lumber jack trade of cuttin down and up trees, and goin to war like you done, huh? And also, the ball players are in question about that new rule lke this it says, Ball players? I guess it's BY ALLMAN. BY AHERN in ball games. all the ball teams win them, huh? Y'know Felix, everybody is all full of patrioties, over here on account of this war. When they was no war nobody knew nothin about war etticat not even me, and now when I am in the movies or outside places I always stand up when they play Over There, and Noahs Ark and etc, The other day I was standin up when they was playin and a fella yelled at me to take off my hat, and he was taller than me and he could see the music fellas easy enough over my hat but he had a lot of his friends with him and they all helped him out at yellin at me about my hat so I took it off my head pertendin it was warm and | was gonna take it off anyh Then a fella says to me to always take my bi off when the National Anthem js played, that’s what they was playin and | like it so much Il am goin to go the other folks one (1) better and £0 bareheaded all the time. Well now Felix I am gettin near th end so I'll have to quit pretty s00n.—S'long! I think they are waiting to when and then they'll take not to be opened till Xmas on the outside of the letter and see if that won't help some. Listen cause they is some ball tea: that always lore fo they wouldn't do in the rif they losed like Go get ‘em! Beany with good luck, Your bro. =- What would happen in the American league if Henry Ford should begin to make pennant winning ball clubs at Detroit? Waiting for the St. Louis clubs Mee win a _ pennant is about as er- citing as waiting fora century plant to bloom. GOOD-BYE SHINE BALL; IT’S RULED OUT NOW ¥; AP SHOOTERS ARE _ GIANTS WIN CONTESTING TODAY ATPORTLAND ‘BOB JOHNSTONE AND TURNBULL TIE AGAIN PORTLAND, Ore, June 22.—The Giants played in their early season Dig event of Saturday at the|to the vl iz trapahooters, and form here Friday and took the first! pen championship of the Pa-/and again set out on a keen contest BY PAUL PURMAN seven years, beat pads bls it. trapshooting tournament Chief of Police Warren, an old-time game of the week from the Buck Wise rthwest Golf association was| Saturday also witnessed the open Ne Just about a year ago some of the | few days ae Jol rere ee . f the contest between Frank trapshooter, fired the first shot. aroos. Altho the Seattle boys got| undecided when play was finished ing of play between H. A. Fleager Engineer more watchful batters of the Ameri-|_ From the limited use by Cicotte of Vancouver, and William and Danforth of the Chicago club, Vancouver, B. CG, has a good rep-|only seven hits off Pitcher Arken- | Friday afternoon as a result of Hob-|and Jack Ballinger for the amateur can league decided that Eddie ig . nae . Oklahona state champion. | resentation at the meet, and has in- burg, they made five of them count ert Johnstone, Seattle professional, | champlonahip Cicotte’s remarkable pitching was |‘ Bagels. goonies pair $4,000 in Libegty bonds at! vited the trapshooters to its July 7/for tallies by cautious and keen | and George Turnbull, of Del Monte, The women's championship was due to something more than just re who bave been’aaiug:t¢ tia San Added zest to the contest. This tournament, and the threeday meet playing » having tied for the second time/also to be decided on Saturday ural. ability. |inclade Aenean and’ Mcgee ae Was hung up by the Green| of August. The Vancouver deiga-| Portland got only four hits off|in their match. These two players | Mine Falvey and Mra. R. L. Gelletly Time efter time the ball. Bédie| tro venues, sivas of Dolan: were on the links Saturday morning Gun club, on whose grounds tion has a match of its own sched Lefty McMorr being the finalists used was protested and some of the| Ericksen and James of Detroit, fournament is being held, to uled, between James McIntyre and Tur scorr ees en ea ~ ate cay tocando Zan Johnson with - i peat - . Sr nat |Aver®. Harper and w of Wash- ‘Trosh against all comers. Heer Dr. Baker, the former spotting the i REPO AB kame, one of three hits, prenages hin | Seattle-Tacoma—Via Des Moines, or determine what | ington, m and Morton of Cleve Fecognized as the most serious latter six birds ee ie oe fe Ce ability to carry his share of the| Mish Line route, te tn excelient conat ° was putting on the sphere Davenport it was arranged to have) In practice shooting, Friday after a8 ee ee 9 [pitching burdens of the Cubs grditiy impre t was the birth of the s and Troeh shoot off alone. C.| noon, Powers stood high, with 96 out » iam iat 4 Md BY DOUGLAS year, which is welcome news in Chi Altho Cicotte repeatedly denie< champion of INinois, i8\of 100. P. H. O'Brien, of Butte ae ie OF Re oe cago. ° he was doctoring the ball with Most of these pitchers, however, the shoot, assisted by G. A 7 a by G. Mont.. and Lou Rayburn, of La a oe t fin or any other su were using the ball in self-defense local gunner, and FE. D. Grande, Ore. for second p! tee dee Ber hae tho Johnson refused to take action, | aeainst the Chicago attack i a ta 40 ei Hitie Goubt ainvak Aimedd ‘ sem of Texas. with 95 rke Miller, A couple of years ago when COAST LEAGUE there was little doubt among Ameri Johnson was right in ruling out . Hanson extended welcome ham, w hird | with 4 $68 7 3t 38 Slane ° o etatel tianaget o Won. Lact can league players and managers ll. He should have made his — AR Rh MPO. AF can gs: ee espns os aa “ that lie was getting away with tne lank peed 7; ee TT % lene Cubs @ lot of fans set up and 1H , ling last y ‘ Franklin—In fair condition. | someth - vostjninnenaninimmsttin oye elped, “Who tehell, ar o ; z GE Two DISPLACEMENT ‘CLASS | a r ped, “Who's this Mitchell, any anaskat-—In good condition. This year the shine ball situation EDDIE CAMPI FUNERAL RE SON MOLINE RACE CARD £28 Ff 8) then the story got around that "| wun’ forcol'te ‘rule that umpires ‘ a ee Pe $| Mitchel! wan the bird who made it ogee vat umpires HELD AT SAN FRANCISCO meeting of the race commit: | + +t : ° bie fi sal Sia ciank Aine ie — must not permit the use of a discol sjapagls asia : wo additional bouts have been tee of the Mixsiseippl V ee Te : sfc os moma a bees AKLAND . eas ho ored ball in the game | SAN FRANCISCO, June 22—The idee” Wednesday ght “ps ri ° aS Oe oe 3) Winner st Bosten in LOS ANGELES ee et her é eaproved |. ‘This situation was brought about| funeral of Eddie Campi, San Frane lor «Wednesday night's | poat association held at Moline, IM.,|*Haney 1 0 © © 06 06| The story ga a lot of credence dition t ' - smoker, on which the Robin rea +. cies, | Arkenbers, D 62408) Ole Diaee t th ee ee renee Oe eee Dinmend Maple Valley—In good! by Clark Griffith, an old-time pitch. | cisco boxer, who died at Hollister % ' in- | i¢ was decided to ¢ inate the “69 at the time, mut was r n Kleven Innings) ae “ - er who has protested for months | from an accidental gunshot wound, Bronson bout is the headliner. 44 1300" classes and the race for er discredited by ure of his]. aon . . Maple Valley Menten—Geed. Use . care nst the use of th: y. Was held here today from St. Charles fed Holke, of Portland, has been ‘te 1 ub to show much in the 1917 race. | sicnaMENt : ae In passing emall washouts between Far i announced pe hurch. * cruisers a © nual race meet te his teh is show g wha « 7 e ever r t Me | Matched with Harold Jones, of Taco anepeint cs apa But t ar Mitch is showing what eas ad . Prenton a except where one hy structed every pitcher on his —— - ' and Oscar Benson meets Jack | be held th 5 an n ee i zi 7 “a a i staff to use the shine and all "® local boy. The semi-final is be behind the Braves means little or gAN FRANCI ot : were getting away with Johnson | wna ‘ 1 De Young Hector, of Bremerton, nothing right now, but the fact that, Loverens and Konnick, Dunn; Creat Woodin ile. Duvall--Riridge in the town! rorused to use the tis ongeae pogo oo gs A Fan = <s | and Steve Reynolds, Seattle tireman, he in the — foree ind the Cubs | 08d Brooke . “ons ies i a fraid } 1 ntrol TORREY & ‘Who hax been claznoring for f vhs means a great deal : “City (vin Carmation)—tn good and, to use his own words ° SEARS' Mt Hector ever since the Denver There han been no club in the Na) Giovanno Felice, 5417 Lacille st, want to kill any one in this te BILLIARD PARLOR champion demanded a chance to tional league hit harder by the draft | Rainier valley bootblack, died Friday Meliyweod—T in many) The effect of Griff's ruse was first 1430 3rd. Corner 3rd and Pike | Meet Ferocious Fred Fulte than the Cubs : R Nick A k Lanch Counter Holke, the Portland | boy, is to »vernment war When the season atarted, Mitch Natt 0 de Snequalmie Falls—in excelient shown when Nic ck, & pitcher | eft Drinks Main 2819 “A . — note "I pt . ho had not bee on the ound for Bressive fighter, and t t ment race is expected jeague. Then he lost Al | comin rsd yee attend home: | roads in Kime county, call Main 6900 tween him and Jones, who is ¢ © number of the fast ougias had been laid up| viiasaneth conta eal 8 2» ‘ Meintyre's star p should be runabouts of which there is a big ration and Kilduff went is good. fleet in the cities up and army, making a big hole in P. C. id Sn lows I. 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