The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1918, Page 10

EVERETT TRUE. BY CONDO, BUT UT Wee ONLY | Take Me A MOMENT To EXPLAIN THE WHOLE THING IN A NUTSHELL — NSTEN: I DON'T NT To TScUSS Accu RIGHT, AND i'M A Fulton and Demp- sey have been matched , this time, by way, for charity, 80 per cent of which _ began at home. SAILORS TO MEET ARMY TEAM AGAIN @ownhearted over the decisive | of doubt of army supremacy of Saturday, the navy wants! A! Bonner, navy pitcher, waa con- chance to show the army sistent, but weak. The army solved ati they have a strong look-in for his equation earty in the first frame, : service championship. and took to his curves like a German @eciding game between Camp to propaganda. Bonner was pulled vis and the Bremerton navy yard out of the box during the last in @ played July 27 on the Univer-| nings, but Nagi, his substitute, failed @f Washington campus. to show up much better. | @ Gate for the gaine that will de Several errors also cost the navy championship was decided heavily, and their fielding was erratic jon following Saturday's clash. and ineffective [mm the score standing 12 to 1, Charley Mullen, Seattle's former them, and not yet cold on the Giant player, was the star of the ire card, the navy backers were day, at first base. Mullen’s blows in their announcement were as efficacious as a dynamite Bt the Jackies were*good for the discharge, and bis game arpund first was the center of fan atteftion. The crowd was the largest that has gathered at Dugdale’s for many a year. Over $,000 fans witnessed the game, and with four bands and 6,000 janen in service to furnish the noise, the rooting made up what the game lacked in excitement. Sale of programs netted $1,500 to purchase new cots for the Soldiers and Sailors’ Annex hip. “didn't look that way at Satur. game. Unless the blue jackets in a pitcher who can stand ‘against McKenry from Camp ev it looks like another licking lor them. McKenry had the game al! is way, and with hie men picking healthy blows that sent 12 pattering over the pan ont hits, there was never a moment TODAY’S MARKET REPORT ‘The berry market is well supplied | Bananas—Per m on loganberries and raspberries or pa Imperial vatiey and peas are still scarce 7 Prices Paid Whoiesnle Rees wet Vegetables and Frait — —————" VEGETABLES Per dor. 100 50 «Dew, per sack 250 lax, per T 17 Per aack > 225 1, ‘per erate dor. bunches 35 lark Heedlings Per t o Local, for heads. 60@200 , per doz 5 Local hothouse Per Local, new, per Tb Local, per ™ + Oranges All sizes. Pineapples rer Peaches astern V Triunph, per vox Eastern Wash. box 1. ¢-dasket erate....3 Cal, per Th Ts Country Hay (Pr 4 Grain \omale ) Cal. new, whites, 3 | Old stock, fancy, per 6 Loreal, % Alfalfa — ta: foe. rn Washington No. 1 3600 Local, per Timothy—Puget sound, No. i 27.00 jummer, local, Bran Not enough to quote Local, box Heef Seraps—Per owt 5.506 00 Hothouse, per crate Chick Food * 47.00 1. new, pe ke Chop feee 72.0075 00 FRUITS Whole Corn £11176.00@77 00 Cracked Corn oe Ha } | Wash. Yelow Trans 12 92.00 | ¥. Wash. Early Harvest 1 , 62.00 E. Wash. Axtrachan x Clipped Barley 67.00 “Apricota—Cal., 4-vanker 25@1 0 40.00 ’ - a 009 46.00 Pay Checks Cashed nd Harley 65.00 enjoring = cool game of cards| Milo Maize 40.00 or pocket billiards down stairs fF tat 68.00@69.00 TORREY & SEARS’ | 211-0. i209 65.00 BILLIARD PARLOR Food —Per owt ae 1430 3rd, Corner ard and Pike Shorts 25.50 Lanch Counter Soy Hean Meal 0.00 Soft Deiaks Mein 2819 Timothy-—Kastern Washington 14.00 x) en Paid Shipper for | Beeccee Poultry, Veal and Pork, f. 0. b, feattte | © | Broilers All welghts, per tb #8 ¢ Albert Hansen ? i": : 4 Jeweler and Silversmith is 1010 Second Ave., Near rt Madison iso ‘ia 10 115 % ” Selling Prices to Retailers for Batter, | "Ken and Cheese | to $100 Pianos, city ereamery, Ib. tn 19%@ 50 prints 0 striotty cubes 46@ (49 not convenient un 90 and our ‘oq 4 at your Ashington Young America. .26@ 24 Washington cream brick 10@ 41 Oregon ¥. A ‘ 1003-4 L. ©. SMITH BUILDING Washington triplets 3 Phone Elliott 1662 Oregon triplets } Admburger sss. sss0 Va.) Cwhw 4 THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, JULY 15, 1918. iS OF THE DUFFS—Why Those Fellows, Wilbur? Nix OW TWe MUSIC Y'KNOW “MAT POST OFFICE DOORKNOB | GOT WITH “TH’ Ao YEARS WORTH OF FINGER PRINTS ON COLORED BOYS ; PLAY BALL TO B JAZZ MUSIC ' The Japanese Asahi team took the third and deciding game of a series from colored Keystone Hraves, at Liberty park, Sunday in one of the most spectacular 11-inning games played in either of the clubs this season The Seattle colored band furnished jazz music thruout the contest. The gacne resolved fteelf early into a pitchers’ battle between Norris Brave twirler, and Tura, for the As ahis. The score stood 1 to 1 in the tenth, when the colored Hravea be fan to doubt the umpire and refuned to ‘continue play until Tealey Ray mond took the bases in hand. In the 1ith the Japanene put over the win- ning run on a base hit KUMAGAE IS IN RARE FORM Mayme McDonald. ot Washington player. the finals at the Seattle courts Saturday her opr of the sing’ University wan defeated tn ‘Tennin Miss Sara Living club atone, th ond 64. In the Kumaga Joe Ty | fast 4 Mins 6 Mrs don defeat Mins ald and Mins Gertrude Schreiner, and Man » and K won fre and Russe the mixed finals, Miss McDonald and Mins Anderson de d Miss Sowle and Mixs Browne Interest centered on the work of Kumagae, who, fresh from his native expected to have a rent style from that ent here. In overhead work panese was his element his chan with the ut dence, and never a was accurate to the poir om, and of the te ppeared in per Kumaga condition, and it is predicted that he will make a strong play for the finals in the national tourna ment DUTHIES WIN, 4 TO 1 The Duthie team defeated the Hibernians by a score of 4 to 1 at Fortuna park Sunda Rock 1 Malooy were the Hibernian battery and Bigbie and Hoffman filled the pitcher's and catcher’s box for the Duthie team KEYSTONE BRAVES TO PLAY SKINNER-EDDY The Keystone Braves will meet the Skinner & Eddy team in twilight ball at Liberty park Tuesda 106 COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. j DR. KDWIN J. BROWN RD. B. New at 108 Ce! I have left the imita- torn of my name and signs on First ave. and moved my Dental Of ficen to the corner o Firat ave. and Columbia at, Just acroam the atreet m my old location. My new @ trance is 106 Columbia, midway be- tween Firat and Second aves { will not raise my prices because of the war, but I do expect to increane my dental practice ao that the increased business will offset the increased cont of doing business because of the war I want to be known as the only man in Seattle who did not raise his prices becaune of the war. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & tle’s Leading Dentist 206 Columbia »~ BY PAUL PURMAN The billiard world looking for a new Ww Hoppe, eb pions, greatest of all bill past or present, tx seriously ering entering the navy. Under the owder fight” order Willie, as knight of the green ¢ engaged in an useful Hoppe in just inside So Hoppe believes the 1 the place for him to land. 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ILLIARD CHAMPION PLANS TO JOIN AMERICAN NAVY York will my “Ty entering automatically from the be anne r that ten demands don This can only be practice and from action, Any employment would destroy ficiency a champion must Lawe Cunning Hoppe believ be similarly afte in lene lardinta, consid ence spring acy by constant or ham pion in not upation counter age. avy be ted, Baseball of all Amert- degree. in some boxers, athletes their nervous nthe in the of battle will have lost their cunning. Hoppe ts the Nardista. 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Ask ur custom- When coming to our offies, be au Open Sandays From 9 te 12 fer Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ($1 UNIVERSITY sr, Opposite Fracer-Patersen On, | re you are IT Means Just WHAT IT SAYS - THe GOVERNMENT 13 GOING To DRAFT SUCH MEN AS SHOE CLERK, WATERS BARTENDERS, SODA CLERKS, AND UNIMPORTANT OFFICE HELP ANO PUT THEM IN FACTORIES AND SHOPS ON WAR NECESSITIES | C (TS mE PROF ~! How Y’ Comin’ PLAYERS NO ATTRACTION ANY MORE There is more than one reason| Chris Gegek, Seattle wrestler, for attending ball games at the Cub/ wants to meet Charles Olson, of a eae orion one | Olympia, who, while not clakming National league leaders in action one in encorted to his seat by a pretty girl | 807 definite championship, is gener who amiles ap ahe picks out the seat. | ally regarded as one of the best mid For Charley Weeghman, owner of dleweighta in the country. Olson the Cubs, did not hesitate when the | challenged Gesek thru The Star last Crowder “work or fight” order sent | week, and Gesek announces that he his ushers on the trail of new jobs; he just decided that a bunch of good looking girls could handle the wads an well as men and hired a bunch of them for that purpe Weeghman is th one. lers first magnate to hire girl ushers, but it is expected other magnates will follow his ex- ample before the season is over. attention expecially “The y trouble about these girl attle. ushers,” one of the Cub players said, | 2, and the “la that th tract too much atten tion. A uy could pull off an unas sisted tri bullets in the AUTO RACES play and not half the nde would nee it.” weighing on any be well within weight. Olympia, the on Vancot S,. eriti nad Redo r nedy coma, Yakima and Port OUT ON “th’ POST OFFICE DOORKNOB FINGER PRINTS 7 / Gesek will come 158 pounds the stipulation that man in the ng between 155-160, so Gesek would Both hold a Kennedy, y other logical con Olson recently pinned Ken in one hour of strenuous en sport shipyard works for the Todd Interests In Se at Skinner & EB TWAT’S A SPLENDID IDEA- THEY OUGHT To GeT THOSE PELLOWS Pe a 4) \ FIND \T was . 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