The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—THOREDAY. JOLY 25 25, 1918 ~They Were the Latest, Rot a Little Late, KPORTS AND COMICS TRUE BY CONDO % ‘AM, THERES SoMeTUING| Vu LET WER kMow! ) New! Guess I’ Ger Twat UP To DATE HELEN | la {AND MEN 1 BUN Things | A PAie FoR | SO Teas lb bechapepeotne 1 J / . LATEST - SHE'LL (7 Swe PROBABLY Wacsal } oe os SEEN EM Ver f i Henipenate , at CALL You = Hae OLIVIA~ CAR € wey, BUSS ~ PAN TH ROUGNT MY fi We're GUaDp 6 ses You IS wrty ne, KINETTING Socks, POR THE _ SoLMIeRsS dtieene NOT SOCKS — iT'3 A NMOKE From MYSELF THAT te MMTTWG — — RALMY RENNY—Benny Finds Getting a Passport as Easy as Tying Knots in an ! BY AHER mr —-——.-— - . — -;--- > ——— + --) SSE IS In| a rains — j —_ if (avs see Now, Your ePLcenon ) [Wow Terl- WERE YoU A AIG >) WEAE THERE Ary WeEW viAvES ON THE A Tuer WILL BE ALL FoR | ) CALLS FOR A PASSPORT AS A / | [OnLO WHEN SMALL? ~ ARE TRICKS \ A OCEAN LOST YEAR 2- COULD A SHORT. ( We PRESENT ~ COME } WAR CORRESPONDENT - THE \ | | RAIGED ON TRUCK GARDENS ?. ones behiee ol | SIGHTED MAN WITH A LONG HAND i BACK TONIGHT FOR j i ‘ | A FISH GET WANED FROM A LONG NOT NO | 1] WRITE FARSIGHTED IDEAS IN TWE FINAL 5 | QUESTIONS | ASK YOU SHALL BE [> slo no a wo-/} { be’ ‘ z t Swim 2 HAS A SUN DIAL Swigs | GHORTHAND , OR VISE VERSA [- CAN | YES~- mo a EXAMINATIONS —>-h_ _i—__B- || ANSWERED TRUTHFULLY YES, oF No, / if NOm ‘eH - \ - x m YOU'LL NOT keer Lt UNDER \ MOVEMENT, DOES IT REQUIRE WIND \ MOU CATCH & BOTTLE: FLY ied fi uy wuM ~ 8 " \ UNDER PENALTY DURING WAR TIMES ), 1 ’ ) \ oF BEING COURT MABMALED / aging mr paras ie ; he > CRACKERS 2 CAM YOU HATCH al A NOAH SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THIS BY TOPLIFFE Cobb to the mo — — ———————_. a, = too ar | Service— hitting 4 THOSE 4 or toyeG PELL AM * ¥ The Kightepeight eetindore ts - L wustiG TOCET ovr \ limit has heen raised matural Tri ~ Of THE way Of OR | to 150 pounds to ar- should he an 4 MA MOTOR Laue — . commodate Benny ti applicant ra having been the ly catcher all hi fife. , TO RUN BIG LOCAL GIRL Yorpniv ty of Action RACE AGAIN WINS AT ner Carnival In Boxing Bouts <%:‘ecien sce gilt, inseam _ Hotly Contested oa Leonard. Challenge Match Teenie and ikayet fron irign tied: ports Is Feature Today =" ig. jone Sat ture of four of the sowen ed in the playfield Pp m-—Wabraushek vs Golee: RL Myers vs. K. Larsen. (Saflience match for possession of the eup for Pro | the ladies’ B singles 6 p. m—Chamberisin and Kata tory carniva © Mra Cushing, of Oakland. img fane are on thetr The results were ter sopra Gangs eg m: T 1 { Kozlowski; mura vs. Wabrausbek and Hil for the big match Sat Tiauiie of Geo Bouts cided to ; - oday’s Carnival cinae 4 Waal|itasats: en Meese: Sireenan ve. SA Bob McAllister and 4.5 an Semasen, training vis “ — al feature of | Benson and Miller vs. Kozlowski and 25 pound clase inti crowds a! he ‘arniv r nierest the headliner of the tion, teat Thatcher. navy yard. four ; : Wilson p of the Girls’ Vie- rounds handicap to sewers some hard fought, the final/among the Seattic 3 a. m—Children’s athletic Dp. m.—Dare vs. Chambers; win- i 5. « training sehel. | jowt time éodei r AMONK aore be - ot the vistere Geb ‘aineaday’s program was a huge ‘The Southern middle | lio pound chase Cole. id mat time dodging ing but thy f Wedn program ’ ts Rumning races and shoe 1 of Benson and Milier vs, Koslow- . Sports Program beat Dizon, savy yard, knockout, redestrians Buford Sandquist.|iowed op their advantage and car-| enoce On the @ameed, Deth is hardening his| training echoct beet Jensen, oavy Ria ies wes pen eae ee a oe eee ee ce ang ) races, boys and girls i and Wilson against Heaketh and Mfor the tem-round go by do knockout. Deering. training schoo ee sent yo tag fe | ried off the micond set. 6-2, win-|eliminated Walter Male rn p m.—Water sports W. Nollan fer Unete Sam in a ship |Sirant navy yard. four | ment to again enter the event. in of ning easily. Mim McDonald was | the Seattle North Pacific downed th@|? ceimming championships. Cut : , King is winding four rounds. > ae: le REY the star of the match, ber driving Hibernians This leaves the Skin? Yesterday's Results weeks’ training session i45-pound cinm»— Webber race will at 2p. m. Saturday | ana placing proving the undoing of "er & Eddy team, Duthies and the 1 hm ~Racted . Son Wabraushek beat Kozlowski 7-5 me. As both men are best Burch. training sches a Second ave. 4nd tne California duo. North Seattie Pacific to Might it out!) rineis for city championship 64 in the class A semi-Gnals the bout promises to be [UT mont, inves roum sy : ‘ _| tor the efty championship. 520 p.m —Tug-of-war, Steam Hayes beat H. Nolan in the chase . Ing school, beat the Amen reeetver, had difficntty in In the swimming events, the show fitters versus Electrical Work. (|B semifinals, 6-2, 7-5. Bittle stalling arm! plenty Ainsiey, tratring school, beat Burkart W. e| Managing Walter's fact ball. and ing of the Camp Lewis crack. George ( ore: Teamsters versus Poundry Scott and Seott won from Osborne the 17 bouts staged inst Coens ctece 3 Maenste, training Ames Defense eak; several of Mails’ strikeouts were Cunnha, was the bright feature: the { jomployes No. 40; Biscksamiths |/ and Benson by default m the boys from the | school, beat ft, navy yard. kout Duthie Team Wins turned into russ by the tcher Hawatian captured first place in the | versus Boilermakers, Frye & Cc Levitt and Clavern beat Scott and avy yard and Seattle's | Nelson. nary beat Bennett Phage tsk: seeded Us tak dee two events that he entered, wining |) verses armour company: @iria }|— re rere hermesar il Samp boxers. Willie Ritchie, | 0% Mar Walsh, wavy yerd. four | eye ge, ental crow waded Hatteries—Amen, Matia and Car. Saafly. The diving events were the |} standard Of verwun Union Oil. { CWerld’s lightweight cham-|Toonde: Mendenhall, navy yard. teat thru the first round of the tty Joie. Kuthten Bighne and Hoff. D#€ attraction Wednemlay, as they | 620 p. m—Boxing. Semitinate ( re the contests, which | Dodek, tesiting station, four rewnds championship wries at the carnival oon were hotly contested by Camp Lewis for navy champtonship eff in splendid fashion lepateceed eer tit or Nag 9 Wednestay with cam, defeating the Navy's entries and the Crystal 946 pm. iituminatet water 5 low, training stafion, beat Dougiess, nary Walter Malle and the Ames outfit, Mrw Ascum—Did you ever do any Pool, winning both evanta parade by Queen City Yacht yard, four roands, lLadrenshy ge oo 141 Mails huriel a niece game fighting at clowe quarters. major” Pool winning both events sab nA mmersiey, defeat, Hed unts! he turr . teres en PAINLESS ee Sere wea tenes | me ‘a tarce when |. Major Wedderly"-Yea, most et my | In the cutter ross. the Destroyer |! four rounds. his support floundered. 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