The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1918, Page 8

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Comine sack & ATHKEL (ITS OVER) OVER THERE! Washington has a southpaw pitcher named Buckeye. And ‘gome people contend | southpaws aren't nuts. make Kahanamoku eeakes Ne ew Record ae vet Yo of a second were clip the world's 120-yard swim iS Fecord Tuesday night by Duke a mm, Hawaiian champion meet staged at the Crystal Jus five seconds were taken from a back-stroke record by tub” Kruger of the duke’s team Because the meet was held thority of the A. A. U., Alt laim fo are to be STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1918, PAGE 8 OF THE DU FFS—He Would Have Found the Same Thing in Wilbur's. Head. Tom, DID } EVER Tent You ABouT THE FELLOW TWAT LosT His DIAMOND STICK PIN ON A { FISHING TRIP? CUT OvT THe Vauwine ! Lt NEVER TAKE | You AGAIN! | i — By Condo SQUIRREL FOOD—Benny AS BENNY WAS To REMAIN QUIET WH ORDER 1b GET RESULTS, WELL EXPLAIN IT- Yesterday’ 8 Results | 1 remarkable, in rider, Valenete Kremer m Sacramento Lane of the duke's party in, but put uw Kahanamoku was as tickled his performance in making the Yards in 1.0935 as a boy who As swam his first few yards /°T have been trying for that ree fd for some time,” he said, after Pulled bis brown body, tan by Hawaiian suns, from knew that I was going pretty ‘That final sprint was just th to put it over.” 's exhibition was even more BY TEAM OF AGUE LOSES of Hanson George Downing master of Hulen. acted as starter ude Dan Salt BIG TUG-O.WAR =": AT CARNIVAL” shen Tur TO PORTLAND | TPORTLAND, Ore, June 26. team in the P. C to the Buckaroos h n The Vanco across the Columbia riv ited for the most part f ition shipyards of P it lost a good game , the score standing Vancouver, Wash., team got a to enter the league when Hot refused to bring his h tean down to Portland week. Beore by innings Wer .... 2000 MN, +. 111 Batteries: Portiand , Evans, W 00000 1006 BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 3rd, Corner 3rd and Pike ‘Counte: Barber Shep Card Tables BETTER VALUES UP-STAIRS < +455 ‘ON SampleVhoeSnop Second Floarfite! Bldg Secondt.Pike TakeLlevator Pacific Coast International League BASEBALL SEATILE VS. ABERDE 6:20 Tomorrow, Athletic Prices 20c, Ste and fie ‘Tae Wourth Ave. Cor | Peppers Ver » n Seattle marke 50 and $1.75 per dc shipment of y afternoon are in the neighborhooc $2 per crate W prices Paid Whaiews i Vegetables VEGETABLEA Artichokes Per doz Reef Scrape Per owt. > Chick Food Chop . Whole Corn Cracked Corn White Egxptian Corn ) Coon 1 Clipped Dairy Chop 2 | Kae Mash. Khorts Koy Bean Meal Timothy--Fastern Wash peorn low if Bb. Prices Paid Shipper for Vatatoes vines | Ponitry, Veal and Pork, f. 0. b. Seattle not more Nelgien Ht Pork—-Good Veal Fanc Light Beet Cov lock hogs untry, per i. . Gelling Prices to Ret 1 Batter, Kage and lw WELL, IT SEEMS THAT he WEA | FISHIMs AGA ABOUT A NEAR. LATER AT THE SAME LAKE AND CAUGHT A Big FovR Pound Bass - WHEA HE CUT The FISH OVEN (~ WHAT DO SpPPOSE HE FOUND I i THE FISH { ?| Vl Makes His Bus a War Essential in Food Production, FIGH IM FRANTIC EFFORT To. GET AWAY PULLS LINE DOWN QR CATS AGAIN Pees: SCONE U. S. Plans on After War Work WASH » SAMMIES TO GET SPENDING MONEY ‘ Western Education Men Meet in San Francisco * Wilson to Speak on Independence Day VASHI py } Takes a Hun to } Pull a Bonehead Stunt Like This AN ATLANTIC PORT, Jur ators have drog in France ing bombed by { wding te arriving Par 25.—Germar { ped pamphlet St. Louis ha German been uirplane ) fan editors saw the joke and re | produced the pamphlet in com! supplements: : 5 , , $ , a ) s USE YOUR DIAMONDS And watches aa security when you need m You 00 interest % . ™ 2 OTHER STAR nouUTS Hotter— Local city ereamery, ™, tn 1 ad hive eral adm @ “@ 20 . 100 Clark Seedlings and Union Local Marshalls, per crate ..2.76@3.00] Washington Triplets ion, $1.00 a. TonTu ric Can be da by wearing the Lundberg Rupture Support. We fixe free trial to prove its superior- | 7. A. LUNDBERG Co. 1101 ‘Third Ave. * Seattle | Muff Bronson BY ALLMAN. | punk! | suPPosE He | FOUND THE * DIAMOND PINS CAUSING OTWER ENO OF LINE TO Pur UP CRANK THEREBY STARTING ENG: Fred Fulton broke his hand in an exhibi- tion the other day. It’s a cinch he couldn’t do that to his head, ae GIANTS PLAY TWOGAMES AT FANS BELIEVE SOLDIERS TO 2m in eatin LIBERTY PARK BRONSON CAN COMPETE, ATT sanguine en At an ta park, at 10 a. m., swim- ming con Army-navy events will be given an sts will be held. important place on the Fourth of Elect . Seattle Man July sports program. At Woodland M loose Secretary, park a picked team from Camp Lew: | TACOMA, June 26.—Paul New- in will meet t Rig man of Tacoma was elected presi- rom the 13th na i dent of the Northwest Moose Lodge association Tuesday at the closing | on of the fourth annual conven- tion here. Other officers are: Frank box Steve Reyn E. Hill, Vancouver, first vice presi- QuART de J 10c Vent pay |e" Witlowmeer Farm mith WIN TONIGHT Portland Ile Rol Arena tonight light will meet W binwon at the bas the backing of a large ho point to his Frankie Tucker nine on the lity xe Bremerton Ray mont were chosen secretary and ry, ted accounta Bring bottle. tart 7. treasurer, respectively, Lower Fleer Pike Place Market “ON THE TONGUE OF EVERYBODY” GOLDBERG’S SHIRT SHOP Going-Out-of-Business Sale Mz ean aw. aN It’s a Sale of the Higher Class of Men’s Furnishings It means more to the men of Seattle than Reach for the chance. Optician, in our place. SHIRTS We want to impress upon you right here our prices are old prices, not marked up, and we are only glad to sell them to you at a reduction, because we had when this sale opened more than 14,000 Shirts in our stockroom and store. $1 Shirts selling at ) Shirts selling at. $2.00 Shirts selling at.... ‘ Beautiful Silk Shirts in stripes. .§ Solid colors, green and purple Shirts, selling at ‘ $1.25 » Socks selling out at .25¢ d penders selling out i $ f . V. D. Underwear, broken lots; garment any sale ever attempted before. Just a few weeks more, then you'll find Huteson, the UNDERWEAR Thousands of thrifty, economical fur- nishing buyers are taking advantage of the remarkable price reductions offered at this selling-out sale. You, too, have an opportunity to make needed pur- chases at this time at big savings from regular retail prices, CHALMER’S, COOPER'S and RICH- MOND’S Underwear cheaper than the wool will cost this winter. Boston and Paris Garters only 50c Neckwear selling out at Neckwear selling out at. -50 Neckwear selling out at. er 75e Chalmer’s Porosknit Underwear, garment now... We Sell War Savings Stamps GOLDBERG’S SHIRT SHOP 323 PIKE ST. AT FOURTH

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