The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1918, Page 8

*y the Grand American handicap | MAWR, and it won't be long before “In order to get out there EXPRESS | come interested BY CONDO, — AND “YOU ovueut “to Know GY THO TING THAT WE DON'T WANT THE ITEMS WRITTON IN UkG THATS \ os) Bs) Na ORIEN, bo ae SM GOING TO PUT YOU OVUTON THE SIDEWALK, AND IF You BSTiCK Coue FACS INSIDE WS SToRs BEFORE LT LEAVS BCL PERMANENTLY DISABLE WHEN I AM DOING Some PRUSSIAN FLOORs WALKER To BuTT IN AND BAWL CUT THE @ sprained ankle before he was to for a patriotic in New York. ankles and CIAL SERIES ON IN MAJOR LEAGUES in both the American i leagues entered up- eruicial series of the season gust 17 ship series will be pla ly thereafter, if Presi son has his way. Johnson left last night tg attend a meeting of the Americ ague magnates in Cleve land lay, with a vote of six of the ‘ht club owners favoring the clow « of the season not later than Au gust 20. The National league moguls confe « in New York Friday and the world’s champion ed immediate nt Ban John jo Red Sox by taking the De- figers into camp. Cubs appear to have a om the National pennant. ey have taken two straight the Giants, and now lead od to clone fe league by five and a half t mt will be * af the riv that the world’s onth ata on not ian hoped that an reached by the i 2 organizations, and O, Aug. 3.—The American played fue baseball xeason will clove Au " Agrees to Meet. Willard Big League Stars in Shipyard League With the signing up of several to the pugilistic ind by knocking out the a in less than one roum Jess Willard for the wor' it championship he: bor day, if Willard can be co @ the ring with the “human sub- | © Dempsey already has ac-| pted terms for the match. accord ig to Promoter Tom Andrews. merry battle for the t is looked for, as well as some real baseball games. The first game to be is scheduled for Sun k, with ma t Altermatt, Kibt f the Camp Lewis team with them. Reuther is due te oppose Schorr on the mound when the game is called, Play start the Salt Lake ma JEFEATS CHALLENGER HCAGO, Aug. 3.—Jay Graham. Professional trap champion, of Lake, Ill, successfully defend @ his title against Homer Clark, of Ti, 184 to 162 The natch @ challenge shoot, preliminary JERSEY CITY, N. J Moore, of Me lacing from Frankie Burns City, in an eight-re last night. Moore pounds, and Burns tipped at 120 Aug ot Jersey nd match here weighed 118 luled for next Monday. CONCRETE SHIPS Who was it that asked us the other day any contacts to build CONC 5 we will tell them that we are for a FISHING POWER SCHOONER halibut banks, and yesterday we had a local co whether we would get benefit made the for their and estimate for use or pany ask us them estimates on Building a 4,070-Ton Steamer Looks like there ov ty for our yard to do, don’t it? Besides, don't forget the CE LANT we install also. is a BE <D for thi 4 the State, County y ave found out that it is the PEER of ALL KINDS of t PIPE 20 find it out, but “there was a reasor you “the reason.” Supt. are goir class of pipe, bec Drop them a I in and we w Bass and his men are making the dirt fly we ing the m to think BRYN MAWR i ace but where it actuall ake the RENTON und haif MAWR out at BRYN By the way, a good many people ACROSS Lake Washington, or ANY ; all you ha on Fourth ave. (c hour), and in about THIRTY minut STATION, and our yard is right at the __ Run out there and see what BITE which was “made to orde the other day Then come to our offic e a to do im to t the hor at BRYN station are and see a SHIPYARD al architect expressed it Il tell you how you can be President and General % u failure of whoue has never made he ever undertoc “and who has ALWAYS paid MORE than UNION SCALE, and treats his men like MEN and NOT SLAVES, and who firmly believes in dividing PROFIT his employees who help make th profits possible—belie “LABOR, NOT MONEY, PRODUCES PROFITS.” American Concrete Pipe and Shipbuilding Co. Y. STAYTON, President OFFICES: 422.425 NEW YORK BLOCK ELLIOTT 2212 OFFICE OVEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Shipyard at Bryn Mawr (On Seattle & Renton Ry.) Cement Pipe Plants Nos, 1 and 2, at Tacoma and Bryn Mawr aeer, Mr. L.. ¥ anything like with ving that than |¢ is OF THE DU FFS—Helen “and Olivia hye Viewed as! the Board of ( Caneots. “You GIRLS PUT Your BATUING SUITS ON~ ‘There's A Fine BEACH! Tennis and the War In the war record of sport ther of tennis, Of the first 10 players were rated, the American members of their country K. Norris Williams IT W. M. Johnston, ensign t George M. Church, lieutenant, } ing. Fort Worth, Texas R. Lindley Murray York Ishiya Kugagae, in Japan Clarence J. Griffin, Neut Watson M. Wa Willie E. Davin, aviat Joseph J. Armatrong, ensign, | Dean Mathe eutenant, art Omitting the Japanese player ant occupation, American manager ¢ nt ) impe Athletic Carnival to Aid Red Cross FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 largest carnival held SAN * will be Ewing field Red Cros and nu there ace vents, DUNDEE BESTS PELSINGER SAN FRANC Aug Dundee of Oakland t over H Pel 1 rink Jim enn quc etwater $2 ariety at $2.50. pped rate and the Rose Peru \ Canta per have are 25 conta crate. x» Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for | Vegetables and Fruit | * VEGETANLES Beete—Local, per enct onl, aow rate 7 don 3.00 16e@ per doz 600 @ 1.00 ue hothoune per 1 per Tb iso wt Peanut Batter er tb. ... Peppers-Per Popeorn —lowa, per 1. Trane Astrachan, per box anh. Moorparks, per crate » 1.60 1502.00 2.00 10 00 o@ Raspberries per ¢ bai Grape Fruit Grapes Th per crate per crate 2.60@2,76 me burn, Heutenant heady. 1.600% 09 4 ¢ in no more pleasing of showed 100 per cent artillery in France. 8. 8. Cincinnati ant one than that car the players in the service assistant to officer in charge of fly hemical plant now in France army army in France 8. N., t and counting Murray players are dol Niagara Falls, 8. 8. Winnebago. engaged in ng their bit New the United Staten. an |Kaiser Is Criticised by German Paper Special to The Btar by N NE, A is pan-Germa Not | ae | Ger- Sohwae prints the follow- ck on the pan-Germans » kaiser annihilate their world seems to believe that antvely tlefield and sub. establish German er the world domina ry serious mistake, Watermelons —Cat Almonds—Per tb —P v few the Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid wholesale) astern hy Puget Neef Scraps Chick Food € Per owt Corn ed Corn terptian Corn eal Darley Milo Maize Onte— Minnesota ou M. Berateh Food Per cwt te-(Not enough to quote, "ean Men Timothy—Bastern Washington All welghts, per 1 Live Light Henvy, live igian Hares 7 Beef—-Country, per Tb city ereamery, Imcal creamery, prints creamery, cubes ‘dienw, box 4.00@4.60 | ' Washington Young America Washington cream briek ... mn ¥. A Washington. tripi Oregon triplets Limburger «+ ) 11.09 to quate 6.0006 oe SL o0@a00 and Mt HN tua SARA LIVINGSTONE TO PLAY FOR TITLE ROAD BULLETIN LETH | ) WEEK ENDING AUG. 3, Issued by { } same J. Humes, King County Engineer { dith Plenty camping places on this Voll City-Sammit of Snoqualmie Fi Ke »\ defeated for the 1 Tacoma—Vin Des Mol the High Line road, dition, being « at_the “ Con truction camp on Owing to In progress in three nm Auburn: « ot hill, and thir nic ground. con this aces | Firet detour nd via M num In excellent con In good condi Repairs have City-Carnation-Duvall along Sn Kast jualmie in good In fine dice at W in open to traffi Kirkinnd-Medina— It g south of Anderson > Take road over hill thru r by way of Wayne-Juanita — Main at Wayne for new paving anite ta odinville ship tre paved crete, and is open to traffic For further information regarding ain King ¢ 5900, 18 unty, call Main Aquatic Experts to Swim at Camp The star swimmers of the Naval Training Station and Bremerton Navy Yard will meet the Camp Lew cracks at American Lake Saturday and Sunday afternoon Ray Daughters, swimming in- structor at the naval training sta- tion, will pad the Seattle and will compete himself various The programs of are heduled front of the team, in the events both to begin _atternoon 3:30 in pavilion on American 0 lake. *|Boys’ Annual Net 18 HI io i" BTY —* 2) China HH Tourney on Today) The annual playfield tennis tour nament for boys under 16 will start jat Woodland park at 2 p. m. Satur. ht of the city's playfields presented in the entry lists final round must be 5 o'clock decided becaus started that the titles Saturday, which is of the small entry | possible list HH 'Huns Threaten to | Jail 30,000 French) AMSTERDAM |“Deutache Ts minute it is Germans are to be expelled from and sent to Australia for internment, the Germans will select 20,000 French of the tricts and send them to jail until jthe Germans are sent back to ‘China Aug: 3 sceitung” says proved that The the 10,000 TACOMA, Aug. 2 stone, Beattle’s star player, won her way into the final round of the Northwest toursament bere when she defeated Myra Lam buth, After losing the first set, 7-5, she enme back and won the next two, 61, 62. Miss Livingstone will meet Mayme McDonald, whom she title last year, tn the final round tod: Lieut. Hahn, of Camp Lewis, de feated Brandt Wickersham, former Northwest champion, after a hard battle, 60, 246, 62, Lieut. Breck \also entered the finals in the men's singles, defeating Wallace Scott, 6-2 84. Hahn and k will meet Sara Living woman tennis Watch e— 3 same for the Seattle WASTINGT DETROIT Harper and Alnamith NY and Walters sad is closed for |} LPHIA- CHICAGO game aceount rain NATIONAL LEAGUE Won and Kil Schupp arty Tyler and Me HW. OK. PITTSRURG yar a BOSTON ee Miller Schmidt; Northrop and Wilson. CINCINNATI BROOKLYN Ring and Wingo; Cheney and Miller. H.R gt. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA St. Paul stove Repair & Plumbing Co. Firebacks, linings | and repairs for all | Kinds of stoves, | ranges and fur haces, “Water backs and. “colle putin “and con- nected. os PIKE ST, Main 875 —THE— BANK OF CALIFORNIA. KATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO A-NATIONAL BANK wens Federnt Reserve Bank ital and Surplus $16, 900,000.00 SEATTLE BRANCH . Manage Wakeman, Asst. Manager. | occupied disse | Neer and White, THEN Took THe TRUMBELL COTTAGE - MOVED IN YESTERDAY publes, Lieut. Hahn and Lieut. Richards defeated Wicker sham and Hewitt, 63, 1-6, 8-4; Wal lace Scott and Wabraushek defeated 6-4, 63 In the women’s doubles, Sara Liv Ingstone and Mrs. Bragdon won from Mrs, Cushing and Miss Ryder In the men's Mayme McDonald and Miss Schrei ner defeated Mrs. Eberting and Myra Lambuth In the sectional doubles, the finals were also reached. Wabraushek and Brown, of Seattle, defeated Wright and White of Spokane in a hard match, winning, 6-4, 6, 46, 6-4, 61 Lieut. Breck and Lieut. Pringle won from Lieut. Hahn and Lieut. Rich ants by default * Base Hospital Nine to Meet S.&E. Team The Base Hospital baseball crew will tangle with the Skinner & Eddy combination this afternoon. The with Judd, Sullivan and other stars medicos have Kraft in the lineup. a strong team, Eastley will start the team. 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