The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1918, Page 8

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 29, 1918. ult With the C rooks. 7 ; Tim You DipN'r seem _A ee | | aetie WookED my To Uke THAT WHEN A HERO Those crook 7 , | WATCH IN “THAT a j AY Welt Go IM PICTURE 5TOM ) LeTs A Boos pr takdbrbee : Tom, ID Like | Movie! MIS THING Of TAKING OF® MY HAT To oy ‘ JUST A MINUTE bese AWAN WITH HIS]| PLAYS ARE A SODA~ lade: MHE FLAG ANO SUCH CEGREMONIGS DON! ae | WANT To See Y \oe \. ROLL AS EASY | . SILLY AWN WAY WHAT TIME - BEAMOUNYT TO ANYTHING — THEY ARG ONLY Now! This ENDS BAN DID, Aw . 15 IT EXTERNALS - {As THAT GUY DID, y i ; I'M THROUGH — } IT WAS Ir Ri Dic VLOUS | | /¢ f s ae PNOw Look WHAT You | went AND 2ONS | THE NEVER IN CLUB a BY AHERN ‘ * ° WA J CMON GEORGE = WE Now START S0 WO ENEMY EYES 7 ; OF COURSE You UNDER COVER OF ON OUR “TRIP “To “OVER THERE” CAN DETECT OUR 1 DONT CANT See (T+ See cade wee ee ve ee voour MOVEMENTS AND “TH ( see ANY “WATS WHY (TS ONES OFT - \ AL QUIET “ y. ' ' SOMEWHERE ON “TH” : \T REAL @ UKE = SAIING OF WH" Segal CAMOUFLAGED ATLANTIC FOR (Ov MUSTN'T MIND A Pew ; - = seal =@ "OVER THERE” MARKS LIKE THAT— THEY'RE ONLY EXTERNAL ut GIVING HIM THE RAZ. —_—— — ~ ~_—_ —— ee . - e ere _ ; > eae WAITING FoR, 5 AW- THAT GINK S AS RELA WE any oo | der ‘dame A FRIEND” AT 2 ae COULONT ENLIST — . es aa ordaur ¢ vallasre pest Feube Morguane, Nes _ work order didn't we GOLF Clue vate > HE'S GOT*FLAT {ASA SSENG! WW 4 | THAT MAN AM—HE joined the navy. Look iim time to cheat : ‘e Mu , ; Tit \ BOY WITH A $ 3 Adige gabon’ AM CHININ’ WIF ¢ out for some southpaw ( on of the ; 5 ce tobe: Knew WO LE ne - gunnery. batting . j ga ah — fia PYARDS STARS > Fyort "Resta, BOXING CONTESTS ‘sti want./ DEMPSEY MAKES A 8 Records WIN GREAT GAME 300i: THRILL BIG CROWD Sen aie aa “BOOB” OF FULTON tch to rts a » Vic y JEWARK, N. thelr bout here Saturday. The aps Ie Of the most exciting base-;swatters. Cunningham and Strand Chi : o| After te ate to|{ of sports at the Victory NEWARE, N Sey hard fee A ionbtrecion ypantthy: ever played on the Pa t y y : . y, ) Carnival. There were gg er tag nd, 4 the gong for the firs ‘Coast, the All-Star representa 7 . a - the toe rece i alee " “ more perienced referee wot clean, * s contests, nd Fre 1 ¥ a jon to », a i a thoes the Gait ca Se eon! shipyards triumph love ¢ wered t Fh seas < t shi we th Harry Am-|} full of er rivalry pec ale arta sent a sledgehammer left to the All-Service team Sunday | putout w pots eid t soni r Aygo + ‘ © ; rour ash © r f ‘ ; a@t the Victory rnival € th “ \ t A a ore t te or ae nt ‘ At Saturday nis . L d T erer’s body id then whip- etory carnival, | of the serv er nae miles | ( Victory . , aster derson At Ss y night's bo: : f at to thie pase the winning run in the | assists and f toute. Borton, | a o Paine ¢20.| 5 alled the content w. The | the mat for unt of nine with 4) ing program, Dr. Fisher Leads Trap ’ " bored pore th inning, winning, 2-1 stevice. tink ,Dassenany had, o-—husy y > : : . ed, the an Fight cross in the second!) 52 ajor, C der Shooters; Wings 47 \ bb n his huge hulk h iFvice team scored the first day, digging » r chances | ow a $.08 fe a " about equally divided eer | FOUR 7 s z " " c n loor. He made one fim the fourth inning on two Nirt : ad etapa yee soe ave Jerson the decision, True + a 2 ‘ a eee n fell back. ~A€* Mails, Baker's sing . known people, . aprecl-ve oe i + monde Saute heave to the plate by > » in 118 ar sooweg a pb eh kdown ab have carried i “ heir raps Sund 7 Femaining 16 stanzas, Mail» t 0,00 : hem, more weight en it came t ving Templeton e second 1 orner, and age Sen bet wh sy < "= Gag Garth, Ce bork - . vives, ; ringside several minutes before he reviv ‘them away from the plate, but Phe score we wes tat o jataet er reece aaa some sensational plays. Mails t p.| Fe hevrolet: os a . . ‘ * Tucker outclassed St q ¢ result leaves Dempsey a clear _onmeaagy ec ge fe 0o001090009000000001 2 1 *| Pate od: Mulfor arth; Va stac’s tlodkthe: Wen ovendien « wht emit na The interest last week} > iimington, Del..| tieid for a match with Jens Wiles Pitchers twirled wonderful © recreeoeesoeooce 1 ; 1 to } the Austr 4 aggre «| * arded the decis This bout)! demonstrated that sports Se'|for the world’s championship. ° ; Mails fanned 19, allowed 10 hits Batteries—-Mall« ar: naete:'3 Tens nes & ° start por itngnn tho ors “ {fair ur ‘ow soy head for the 5 i hed / champion is reported to have an- walked 6; McKenry fanned 7, Kenry and D. Baker Pal ut; Chevrolet, escond na oa oe pr t . are not dead for the perioc ’ . a nounced willingness to meet 3, and allowed 14 hits . of the war. People want |, ,,, . orm, Shipyards evened the count in " * Souaaie Sako Crrtie an roe tagtinor oh csc bon. agohronng Mae sports—but the want} fitth, scoring on tems dounic, POlicemen Defeat Sage Seong Re apetneransa f ‘ : ors pate eros : ser im infield out, and Morse's be at Firemen by 1 Inch rd pialerirvaga dis dyad fool se e 0 POLICE BREAK UP > sper an-cut,, gafe. Nelson reacher a second in . t ies oe a ne = ~ 3 wholesome ‘ Dani Ba seed wn cs Pe oy Sa. maee-te Pama, tn |fateieatreunan on arae, the bors FUNERAL OF CAT) Si and’ Lonnie Austin and scored when he % egihirty-mtie z, * oun tor th UN CA’ Sait and. 1 jARermatt nearly redeemed | ¥¢ vd and Kwa fe vat ‘ ‘ls | | deserve ered fm the Inst half of the fe t . ce u Pont Pow by tripling. but could not score Bemis, with four hits, led the = SPORT BRIEFS Tacoma, Will Stage 80°25" CR OOKEDNESS : : Oe rh Rann gan lanceais ioe pe ae ae oe oe os satis caianwuala KILLS a 44-5 " — nient BETTER VALUES UP-STAIRS Fy SSR * $458 WRIST it ore... ALBERT HANSEN BF coc Die Tale letor intative will « Fifty per cent of the subscriptions « Prices Paid Wholesale Sealers Vegetables and Fruit T te - 260) 5 ecrat i ‘ “R DAY" and OLD AGE, Telephone operating offers many advantages rnd se the. on " ‘ Map allege) TEER Cosntry Hay and f men know t teu eee’ ee Seales to young women who are seeking employment ¢ Satur t ee erea ate SF : re erage # : aie sere Something Every Day in the baal at a good salary, with opportunities for ad- 9 noie—-wee To, sere 160 1s othy ae 3) The done with the game > w tte, at pale vancement. 0 H 1 THING ANYTHING Takes Training A good salary from the start. To Become Nurse Regular and frequent increases. tian Corn Work is steady and permanent. VESTMEN Many opportunities for advance- tinue in busine wares ar law of clean, fascinating work. tes carefully selected. no . es an : Je * esice ye e+ : 1 ; bar Spt rigid ng snd the demand INCI Light and well ventilated offices, { it «ae : pp pape tine cs . . | Rolled ‘ : ; sah wv » to to the men who cx Comfortable lunch and recreation rsing her career A . P0914 ve : ; oie ae OM at f a plished, and whether they have new 24 q oak aginst " va « laws r ui « and WHETHER THEY UNI Annual vacation with pay. FUTURE MIKADO MAY > —ioonl, per th ‘ pew Mbster ton ‘ only readjustment can | etc, If find they have been st sete, Sick Benefits, Death Benefits, 4 A LRAVEL To) EUROPE pen Cal rt ro b from from th capitalist © “TRUSTS,” which they have Pensions, without cost. "rT leparture : pit ekek, 2.76 ra nd fighters theme ear only by demonstrating that u " ‘ - : : ; ' cori ‘cihoaycnnk hey manufacture are far superior » articles of other ma- wert ‘i Good character and good } th are required. i Me vi t ° to give r ts n rth erials, and BY HO AND FAIE and by treating ’ 2 between the ages of f OB ate fw a ant At f py , : . © become ¢ t sien their employes as ners | ) and not as SLAV Young wome n betwee he ag of 18 and 26 are nank ia H Yellow ‘Tran ‘ 00 | He 16@ 18 te . ; - ‘ paying them MORE than the SCALE, and letting them preferred. Previous experience is not necessary. Z fr f ' an y § mi rthe wht re ; hare in WHAT THEY PRODUC nd firmly believing that Visit our Employment Office at 1115 Fourth |f' pak ; a Ferme FF | nectCountry, par’ Tb + Jet hoo t >and Akre LABOR. NOT MONHY, PRODUGHE PROFITS, ther E Ave., between Spring and Seneca, Open from : 4 ll i Wailer Pes is Molaliand tar ah On ANOOUAEIDE nade Gok can join an organization that has lived up to all the above, and ts 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ; r » Hutter, Eggs and Cheese ; rah eat ; now er ' » rapidly increasing business, and whose wares and : Fatter . oh P . / pa . e ane sought after by the BUYING Pay Checks (Casliod rd , } city creame a! ta st tie ea Pian ey are THE IST SKILLED LABOR CAN PRO. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE mise Bt 5 ee ee vie 0 i = 1 st Paint | ; } sh ey mz : Sui Concrete Pipe & Shigbuilding Co. & TELEGRAPH co. BILLIARD PARLOR ae Sieserste 4 te , merton. .2¢ ‘ i ae si nipy MRD AT HieH MAWR Sha wen ; A Ht Pe (on I Washington) 430 Corner ard and Pik - 4a He 80@ .31 | ge oa CONCRETE PLANTS NOS. 1 an cia dan Senee Commer Darber Shop : 0 | E testes 36@ 38 A THRIFT STAMP a day OPEN MYDNINGS. UN ent ern: Mae Soft Di Main 2819 Card Tables " 7 2 My | will keep Hun away, | sia Aria | Peare—Cal. Bartlett, pe olsninienaatentiameees ‘Oe |

Other pages from this issue: