The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 14

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. PAGE 14 BY ALLMA SwWe'S GOT GAS ALLRIGHT SO THAT AIN'T THE TROVBLE r ’ iy VY] GIRL To GET f ? THESE THINGS BUR? WIL Che Pix 17 WHICN Wie T Do, en$ WHY, TILE IPIGH TS MIS 1S ‘BOSCO’ TH’ SPECIAL AUTO WATCHDOG | GOT LOANED To WATCH ™W car! HE KNOWS 7TH’ car WAS BEEN LeET Ww WS CARE AN’ HELL FIGHT TO TH’ Last HAIR “Yo DO HIS DUTY To PROTECT \T w UH-HUH ! We WONT eowen “~ NOBODY UNLESS THEY GET SNoOPIN’ AROUN’ WITH TH’ CAR, THEN \TS SOMETHIN’ DIFFERENT WHICH wiLce You Det LOSES “Club Standings | GIANTS DROP MRS. GAVIN (ROUND GO <~, cy scx” GAME TO CATS MAKES GOLF ’ TO BRONSON wep egt tah on ours te Su! antaieen’ pt COURSE IN 81 The Store ( HE AS ] Y S Where predicted happened at Aber Perot Sm. Sele shore. be Hines ode gg ta ge FO ir of Choice “Values Tell” @n last night, and the Northwest Vancouver 6 86 AND twirted foal ball for the afternoon sbattered t Has a new lightweight champion Fri cals, off pposition to the record at the grounds ae LEAGUE vigor disp the Cats oe Your Straw Hat Oo ‘ ae a i in the first frame |; pvered the course t Muff Bronson continued his NATIONAL 1 Aberdeen streak by obtaining a clean Pet n Won. Laat , Chieae ‘ T3/on Egan’s bi Seattle came back n the men’s tees oA over George Ingle, of Se ‘ 32-453 | immedin . wore on Mur Prado g hy gue Moos 1s Here and ts now baaking in that old * . ae But the um ont champion, without he $3.00 to $10.00 place In the s ‘ tally wh a ten age served the undoing * re syed Be ody tik aiae eel Nenniad in conjunction with his . » Ay 2B abt he d affair with Willie Robi ad * th Seat 4», iy aves was ao Mm the night be e He SS in the eighth. | ¢ ett paid oy with Robin= and, ha Ms z : more in the as torm, while eee oe cays to rest. he er; Smith, Anderson | fl aos in the last frame. | ¢ ax bid by men anxious to serve have been able to ho meet again 2 « r ' Bronso an her caddy, The golf ball with ee be > a. afternoon at 340. Saturday which she defeated “Dixie” Fleager eee. fhe next de *ixEw Y 3 7 ojat tho will play the was sold for $400 immediately fol now have wg for a Utth Coombe as: Wheat; Causey, Ogden, | bollermaker: lowing the match. © ndiscretion Perritt and ¥ on. (Ten innings} scoRE f ‘ ‘ | that, Ingle put up a slashing Morning RM. EB) Aberdeen MPO AF Mra. Gavin's playing was a revela ‘al the way. But he was tired, |‘ INNATI 1% @ | tlon to those who watched her, an human, and Muff was strong ee and Wines: Milter 1 § 8 many comments were v inhuman “that night. Moff, in hmidt. (Eleven inn ee Re Mer dri mn. was in his native element rT ° 2 ; 3 $ the ten-round jungle, and kept ; sa in like a tiger Bitec oy ae drew down his victory on the Wen @ 2 oF of aggressiveness, continually. » on 4a. .0 r the fighting. He seemed in FO. A. B| Fee prest tha saat best shape of his ring career + “@ 9| ting practically ce tng ehemes in the old form thet made | ‘ ° ment few openings, playing Fleager had n and cool gar rive thar [i champion in the almost-forgot Gays of Eddie Pacman and real Ingle still thinks he is the © game, but was defeat to CHEVROLET ‘ACOMA, July 5.—Bearing the in colors and sponsored by ‘ ear driven by Cliff Dur Y Tacoma speedway in 7 Faces, came in winner in both th nd 50-mile events. He lost the fea ture 75-mile event to Eddie Hearne driving a Deusenberg Hearne’s time was 47:43 1-5, made 4 without a single stop for mechanical Durant’s MERICAN LEAGUE = "2 ' n nd ftty Gatinr o A {2 © PORTLAND IS “i's. Seeee : erhouse PORTLAN a hes, In future, all her earnings setts | ty gee these Summer clothes? TUG-O’-WAR IS day <a "=" WON BY MEN B5-mile event; $1 her's box f $1,500 for second p' . . ; + ¢ 0 the Vancouver team, netting Port biggest score yite now. |. 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