The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 8

Hit ve ee ee ee ee ee THE SEATTLE STAR . BY ALLM. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Olivia Goes for Milk. GARSH DARN IT, AN’ SHE CALLED ME HI RIGHT OFF THE REEL. VM FROM ONE OF THE. COTTAGES DOWN IN { MY SOM HIRAM er Lake [~~ leet Iv Fee You “yf pelea Af 2 @scléve You are THS CHAIRMAN OF AS MECTING. / Jou m! f WIS, THEN, Ce uP THERS ON THE PLATFORM AND START THe Barn 4-ROWING THIS MEETING WAS ADVERTISED Fork 8 croc It BY AHER) BALMY BENNY—As a Trotter “John” Is a Good Listener. THATS TH’ WORST OF SoHN, SIR! EVERY Time | TRYS TER HENTER INTO CONVERSATION wiv MY customer, *E THINKS &S ‘OW ‘E€ OUGHT Win A NICE OY HAINT FT SIR — | "ave YER JES’ WELL HERE WE 1S, - LANDED SOMEWHERE IN come ENGLAND = Wel GO NAOW JoNN ~ AROUND AN’ “TAKE IN THINGS | COME YER BLOOMIN’ ) ov’ Quio! GID- AP! LIFT UP YER BLINKIN’ STicTS AN’ MOVE NON = _GID- ap tt INTEREST IS RIFE "Yesterday's Results | SPORT BRIEFS WESTERNERS DEFEAT "IN TENNIS TOURNEY ™ tmenciv issue “—°—"——--_ EAST TRAPSHOOTERS| CONCRETE SHIPS|| LONG BEACH ca Aug . am Hawks and James Dat CAGO { Ne ereey Great interest centers in the an-fas they have se 1 places In op First Game Ro ® : re Hi w ¥ ot prope earn « Hic AG - w Jersey "Mual Washington state tennis cham-| posite balves at the draw BOSTON A.:8, Chee arenes cece gy oe sng poter ‘ lonships tournament which i{s| The schedule for today SE ee ae thine eeemann-end | * a Seatern SARS See) ee ye . @eheduled to open today on the} 9:30—Chester Hills wa, M. Gray,| on (Twelve ineiags) hipe Saturday from Mor talled to make " 4: dug ava ‘nibh deel aoleitia “anak be thle. ab pea [eearts of the Seattle Tennis club | Hortense Greene vs Charlotte Gon-| Hecond Game nm own and William Baithis by | ination shoot, yester Le On oe a eas. wig: sapione ax cae ‘Several ¢ che dolfo, Mra. Morrt s. Virginia! "Ox 4 targeta to th aster at sto be ne evalee. SF Sees vig. on the al me ay roger Sorae virgtaia penben ve, Rail ‘pal Agnew) ¢ . an ning the first mate rete Division of the United wae NS a Pa ; men’s and women's singles Miller 10:30——Mra. va N . 4 end of the sist n « , : ° oe ek oe Sia onty the sensational Canadian | Mrs Purcell, Myra v f rain) aia « K star, will meet Neer, | Marion Sowle, Nellie Felger vs. Mra). °\ 08 ' w co i ‘hy junior at - Ve. Sara) peTRot . " ountr the which shows what Mr. Wig thinks o “TE SHIPS ‘and in Jpeg d " ig yor ag ben om "es vane ¥ be shot at which he brands as a malicious LI the former statements ac and Mansel Smith vs. Car| vs. Roberta Weisner, Mayme M a a . A he shot wc: be. teas of Vancouver are scheduled| Donald vs. Mra, Welsner, Mra ee phia r At 6:30 Joe Tyler will) Milne va. Gertrude Schreiner, Betty s 4 Ainamith: © Jones, Daum Bemis, the local bankers’ cham-| Merrill vs. Mrs. Boyd 1:20 p. m—Wi White vs. Buf poner yy at Tacoma Mayme Mc. ‘ington, Russell va. G. Bogiievensky,| pritap uLPHIA @efeated her old rival, Sara| Stephens vs. Wabraushek, B. Bogle | cHIcaGo in the finals, and there| Yensky vs. Real Mallett, Steffin vs. ‘an excellent opportunity that these | Jack Wright O—Mre. Cushing stars will meet again this week | ¥% Mrs. Hamilton, Mabel Ryder vs — — | Noel Jo! ton, Mra. Effinger vs. Mrs, Fenn, Wallace Scott va. Chew (Righteen Insines) u Mm OR CONCRETE SHIPS MADE DURABLE New Protective Coating May Aus. 6-2 100,000 Expected Russian Governor eee eee at Big A.A.U. Meet Is Now a Porter tennis star, w ay Carrie > ‘ of Chicago, for the title in the w CHICAGO, Aug. 6—The national! STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5.—The for field | mer governor of Petrikau, a Russian of the Western tennis | A. A. U. outdoor track an ips, Monday meet will be held at the G: Lakes man named Easen, who was naval training «tation, instead of the |once vice-governor lof War CHEHALIS, Aug. 4.—Forty thou- | Meadowbrook club, of Philadelphia, | sw, is now a porter at the rafiroad ter Hille, 3:30—-Philip rvs ® r sand cutthroat trout will be an originally scheduled, on Septem | station of Kaluga if Make Them Lasting As Milne, Byron Scott va. € Bogtie ‘ in the streams of Lewis her 20, 21 and nm attendance A Steel. Ex rt Thi k ©. vensky, Mrs, Eberting and M. Lam 7 at war within the next two weeks and competitic Pare sxceRpbare peer Kitchener’s Brother, 2 = buth vs. Ruth Miller and Adelie ameker of the different streams of ably be 0 t test ever hel ; Small, Virginia Benson and partner ie x rR agg obo age bo n the United | | 72 Makes Air Flight Discovery of a novel protective } va. Betty Merrill and Marion Sowle ? > seminal The meet will mark the dedication | a algal cabins tan he een he i 30—Kosiowski va, Will White Tiogers and fev of the $1 sh ie field of Ihe) ener, br © late field mar «hips that the Emergency Fleet Cor- i Moser vs. Stephens, re. Purcell . station, and there w para re yt apr smi vama shea ek erntion ié nedidinaeaih quake tua f Gad partir ve. Mrs.” Ming, and Duthie Baseball tions minde to handle 100,000 persons | fey, Woe Mines ee ance ation chips aa durable as the big steel veo / Mrs. Yoyd, D. Greene and D NATIONAL LEAGUE | Crew Trims Todds “» ‘ n Kit 9 sels now crowding the shipways of Lindsay vs. Marion Weiss and part — | rep an hie baseball crew defo the Todd team, of Tacoma, yer 43, in an uphill game = 7 1 three counters No games played The Dt This is the expert opinion of R. J. Wig, chief engineer of the Concrete ner. 5:30—Mansel-Smith va. D. ¢ michael, Crawford P oee-- terra se Foundation Boys Lieut. Steinmetz, C. Paul Ralph Miller va. Fen Lose to Pat. Macs. ¥ more )—Atwood va. Eart r. - Swimming Records = ————_— Smashed i in South} PUGET SOUND SANTA CRUZ, Cal Five Corporation, made ensive investi- a GETTER VALUES UP-STAIRS J Wilson vs. Tyler, B. Bogtie| TACOMA. Aug. 6—The Seattle | mark for the local team to sho Pacific coast mwimming records ¥ STEAMERS pre cack con vensk igh, Moser and) Patterson-Macdonald baseball crew | but with Schorr pitching : ‘cenit. hate eitloun ea cousatia Goattends the ‘ co Rae Cen"! Nt Seaatein. the. Rouakation | Gan tae Gomme pedinsbrpr ALL LOCAL ROUTES said Mr. Wig, “we are as oo éd. the fi an 4 won the gar sees Emave iveeet COLMAM that concrete ships will last a mum of several years without y protection whatever. By the ap- jon of protective coatings which are well known to us we are certain ed life of several years i with the further de Gardner Pitches Sloans to Victory OLYMPIA, Aug. 5.—Harry Gard ner, formerly of the Coast league was the whole show in the game with It was the opening game of ed Hillyard with Puget Sound Shipyard league | center here Schorr outpitched Reuther, the | DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET Arttive Beattie Lukanovie pitched a nice gaine for | Camp Lewis «tar, ax he was touched Tort Townsend—Fort | the winners, while Mountain allowed | up — attle North Pneific baseba a vain ‘o prot = — She calves = pre ieeey protective means upon | crew here Sunday. Gardner held the | "!* en. the ee sia aatlah Foi yg sttgs hive: wee of British to Decide ‘ now working I believe te ships can be mi if not more so visitors to five hits, and allowed no rack Sloan team ran c and Boelzle atteric ther and Cadmas “Duration of War” ‘White enjoying » cool game of cards| "UNS. While ¢ @F pocket billlards dewn stairs up eight r on Ho tar by N A the American 9 | | formerly of Vancouver NLA N nr held Atlantic Y & SEARS . A tor was unfortunately man in the xing his saying that the con BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 Bra, Corner 3rd nod Pike the visitors ; ot one year o: and Patterson ‘ panned ree . nor did I . say it, and I am anxious to have this : A noticeable change In the Kant fter the war ¢ x rroneous statement corrected as om A oe | erroneous ata corrected 4 Be quotations Monday is the decline | Wetermelone—Car.. per t * of lawn in which the phrase because it puts the Fr NUTS in corn. It has dropped $1.00 per Almends—Per m in an utterly false po- Brasil Per re ; sition. 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