The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 10

STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918. PAGE 10 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—The Unkindest Cut of All. BY ARN SPORTS AND COMICS : SAN, TOM, | MOST CERTAWLY wu WELL,YOU FORCE =) Don’ KID Your- BRETT TRUE. BY CONDO. WiLL NOT ~ ME To BoRROW IT | SELF -HELEH WiLL Nou LOAN UL vou speno more! fl ||| | FROM HELEN, THEM | Won'r Give You - ry eran aoe " - —. || ME Two DOLLARS | MonEN THAN ~ Nees ARO You HAT ARG You ” FRYING “to EMPTY THAT t HOLCERIN’ anout t{]| TM TomoRRow ? | Lee BARN ] AY OW 1 DON’T KNOW, MY DEAH | ly ty THOMAS -A LITTLE OF THE | lou CAN'T OLD JOLLY GOES A LONG WAYS! ay 1% q HOw DiD You WITH THE LADIES ——-—— | Ger HER? o——_——..,_“* Terria? You, 13, You CANT Fook HELEN c bh S Troop A > ADMINISTRATION [] MeRe's NO S ASKED EVERYGODY To oe oO SAW, © CASY ON “THG SUGAR, AGSAINGT IT “CHAT i kvow Of — Cs = NOT Gractur a Law, ir THERE'S PRETTY ONS WAR SON TIMNGNT ASAIST ITH i . Cane PARDON ME <s YOURE RIGHT 1 PRESUME ALRIGHT MISTER! You ARE THE TW’ OWNER AN’ OWNER OF THIS ME ARE TH’ _CAR &s AA SAME FELLA! 1 RIGHT 2 = ~ / gut THIS AUTO 1S | GOING WTO GERMANY \ IN THE FORM OF SHRAPNEL ! TAKE vr misten! \_ Gd True - GLADLY 1 DONATE IT au ~ ALREADY | CAN See Ir FULL OF GENERALS ORSHIN’ WITO GERMANY LEADON J RS XOU SRE BY IWE > “LETTER 1 AM AN auTwonnzeo ) REPRESENTATIVE OF “THE GOVERNMENT FOR THIS DISTRICT To COMMANDEER AUTOMOMILES FOR WAR WORK! BY TOPLIFFE HOT? TRY WATER CURE. Detroit won three s from the White » which shows just inapplicable the “World Cham- A professional pool- player admits his name is P. Sofft. Per- haps the P. stands for “Pretty.” 4 ee ; : : GIANS CONSIDERING 3IG BATTLE HERE fOx-ARNIVAL WORK OR FIGHT? BALTIMORE CLUB TO COCEEE SPORTS LEAGUE PLAN. ATURDAY,JULY 13 SPORT EVENTS , MAKE TEST APPEAL OF PARNHAM CASE | (srr vom vw, 27-",.| HERE TONIGHE, yeomanettes from the The formation of a shipyarg du tion of the war, according to a an league, with Tacoma and Seattle y and navy will battle to a! ing game Naval Tr « camp the ur ruling made effective by a confer M mext Saturday at Dug F ing the game, a parade Of versity of Washington ¢ are ence of offict of the National Co! | represented by strong teams, will be If the navy goes down | Forty-Fourth Infantry and Depot |. ng co take Uaien te legiate Athleti association The considered Tuesday night in room will hold a special meeting « for the coming ably assembling for Washington, D. C it will be with bands playing. the tars have no intention of , & repetition of last Satur-| Naval Training Camp bands will be contest when McKenry pitched held. All four bands will play at Of Fremert @ doughboys to glory. Having de- the bal! park the Seattle the Camp Lewis team once.| Both teams have former big league| The naval bmay they can do it again.|men in thelr lineup. The army have sent a ct both teams are putting in boasts Charley Mullen. former New | *rton yeomanet "a stiff training. York American infielder, and | either double or single, push ball game is to be made the ath-| Reuther, ex-Cincinnati pitcher, be-| tests, tugofwar and long dis event of the year and colored sides half a dozen other former pros, *wimming brass buttons, brass bands, and In the sailor nine are Del Raker The univerwity camp supports sev iS presetice of high officers from/star hitter for Detroit; Art Shafer, ra! champion girl ew Yards and army posts. The former Giant third sacker, and other Four of the yeoman 's League for National Serv. lesser known players abelle 1 ‘ (has olunteered to make the - Deten Anne Bathurst wil nds gay with flage and * Proceeds of the game will OREGON CAMP SUCCESS ‘our o te to the Army and Navy club UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu. “stance races: pPuget Sound Jackies are willing to 3 fet their battleships that their team | *°°* * Fentitled to the Northwest service aries priocsnanas reve del mprgh Yesterday’s Results | phahtp. The navy team had|the Plattaburg model. held a wd) |” Seas ctaletrciezcts ds poise a." AMERICAN LEAGUE from Camp Lewin 1 Navy Yard and Chief I the big boat race yeomanetten 1454 Arcade annex is all excited over the th the Todd and rds have signified n of joining the league if it is formed. Joe Devine, pilot for the cham e arnival tives of Yale, Harvard and Princeton refused to accept the majority vote of the ruling body, and it is probable that at athletics will be duration of the war. lenge to the Brem- | m for canoe races, | and the benefits of at leading physical culturists thruout the nation, and the stamp of ap proval placed on athletic sports in| © general by the government, have de termined the attitudes of the numer ous colleges in the United States to} I< a favorable decision in the matter ht and the Sunday navy yard girls long ¥y 9.—Results from the first t tats hedul MRS. GAVIN PLAYS IN |it‘prey wel! ‘understood’ that the PORTLAND, ORE., TODAY '**¥° "i! be oreanizea. are expected to be yt 14 games without a defeat un- | University of Orem Pdast Saterday, when the Cam; A former big league piteher put » berimp in their record. On the oth nse camp August 1 t Rest : LAN ly 9.—Mri oar e widiers are sure of faier in now pr of “9 re : "agre ii 2 “ se Leader ts nov ‘ ‘s William A Steal Clothes From SE expected to be one of the wieago 7 3 redbgiee Nye Children in Berlin fought ever staged betw BREMERTON DROPS GAME etrolt ’ ‘ ‘ Waverly Ce (Special to The Star) Z ade . “ > J a oo +) " fans, uniformed and The Bremerton a tar were de _ setae rs : ae af amt “oe ager epem . rege French mi ‘ longer safe in Berlin, ‘ie once defeated Jerome T and | Sca of clothing is leading to the ‘ Pe recently pte Dixie Pleager children of all their ka Northwest champion of Seattle the streets. ae ; 7 i Gravely Chewing Plug satis- fies. It gives more real to- baccocomfort than a big chew of ordinary tobacco. | tis "NATIONAL LEAGUE Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for Vegetabies and Fruit x . ” Alfalfa if bs Scots eae ar ae Chewing Plug 0.1 candies wder will be ba 10c a pouch—and worth it onal ball players are 68.006 69.00 organized « r t" orde ue S " Li oe o 3 ; EAHA GG SheaeE 18 bocst pla are P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company i a Shipper tor tertaining Danville, Virginia ‘ ° Be gy af ws eeeee es ss Sa aa ss 6 ao so so te ae ter 25.00040 JANE HOLMES TOPLAY miss REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS ie > e 1 E-TAY ; cane silts SETTER VALUES up STAIRS Interest In the second day's play, 4 Strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittle of the roof of the mouth; elie Prices to etallers for - to nd ir the y- v oo bite ” . . i sem argsytenetauer for | KANE-TAYLOR LEATHER | ‘° ene $3. < $482 nen ee ther i mr vn q i bs } F Gold Cro a SPECIALTY CO. | .. sue penta! BOQCTon iit $18 Set of Tacit Gwhal (GEO. JACKLIN, Manager) ceian aes aly 1} : Sample hoeShop yooy iP rocdhalle ca oth, the Northwest for manufacturing }| of Seconde. Pike Take Elevator sit rin Nees Brief Cases, Card Cases and Raset arguments t Platina r,: defenn Probably the keenest match Mon vo! ; i 2 e ; govennthent: senneniene Pay Checks Cashed Holmen defeated Mrs. Purcell, after ea att ana +} Samples of Our Pinte and Hridge Werk. We Stand the? a a Hie Gite te ate Wasa Wels beats A ak tee eds 1 | the tires ot goin to deuce - ° es ost of our present patronage is recotamended by our early fhilllche ther the tution tnt | TORREY & SEARS’ I'Virginin Hyrne, after thees | Wm the TIBHt place, Hiring thie aa’ wide ag 2 CU Office, be sure you arg Second Floor the season, should receive equat ex, | BILLIARD PARLOR TI SPMIRNr FoR Gpdt to’ Bein 28 Meee rte en oe a tar Wecking Peale o| : tr SANITARY MARKET emption from the work or fleht or Corner 8rd and Pike ton, formerty of Montana. aaa OH El imcumine baat between two ahip:'| Oppoatte Liberty Rheatre J dr with the ug Cie hatha no Porree ot Mma 10 CUT-RATE DENTISTS Secondly, baseball turns over thou bles Was generally of good quality, (3 UNIVERSITY st, Opposite Fraser-Patersen Om