The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1918, Page 10

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Fordon’s entry Won the futur vent of the pigeon rac The a distance of Sunda course ‘em, Ore. ty-five birds were en ed at 7 Thi ¢ birds were rele 1,000.87 Busch Faun $; Carl Bauw Dulong wens, 999.08; J A. Dulong Bauwens, 930 F. Faue A. Dulong, 874.07 868.44; P 866.49; L. son, 799.80 yards per mi Cooper Dempsey Offered To 'T_ So Hs Won't AFRAID WHEN HE GETS Gost! WELL NEVER GET To OVER THERE WAY THIS BOAT HAS BEEN GOIN’ FOR “HI LAST, COUPLA HOURS! 1 Beueve We ivrLe RASCAL LIKES THE WATER- | WAN'T Him TO GET USED ‘Tom DUFF: Wat are You id ‘To DO g acto WHEN HE FINDS IT DIDN'T HURT HELL BE ALL BIGHT { 7 Be OW YEAH = FiLLIN * eM UP WwTH | \ wearer nur’ J. Ns / OH TH’ Boers \ 1S THIRSTY ~ “THEY WENT DRY FROM WORKIN HARD AN WERE GNEN'EM \ ™ SAY SKIPPER | WHATS TH MATTER TWiS HERE BOAT 1S Gow' .o Siow? 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Visit our Employment Office at 1115 Fourth Ave., between Spring and Seneca. Open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. TODAY’S MARKET REPORT Rhabart Splnach per wack rnuirs A y Butter edions, box 4.00@4.60 p 2.00@2.26 Watermelons Cai, per ib 034 Kast, Wailing por crate..2.00 “SPORT BRIEFS ONE Cal, Aug. 6 « Bundy rp SURPRISE IN OPENING NET PLAY lis beat Millington Gray beat J né Mr BEACH Chester H 6-3, 61, and Paul Steffin Wright, 10-8 Womer w tennis chan Northwent « cham: tour California fh. O. Br tenr jer way Seattt 63 expected ‘ the n tne ® air first round—Ro- beat Marion Welss. McDonald beat Mra C. Gondolfo beat Mrs. Pur Hamilto beeat n beat Ru Sara Living Heli: ted Milne Ww gent, 3-6, 62, ¢ Huane stat 1 a work two lo Karl Wils ways be remembered for t took in making athletic hi m ‘Thor; and other 1 ¢ Schri Mra. Boyd beat 61; Mra. Fenn beat Mra. Mra 61, 60. Second round 6-0,) Ma McDonald beat Roberta Hellman, 6-3, 60 Women's doubles—Mra, Eberting and Myra Lambuth beat Ruth Miller 63; Mra, Milne Mrs, Purcell will bring together ° 3. 62; Miss Gon stars when Craw D. Greene Wa 63, V. Rensoy cham Betty Merrill Mercer 61, 62 in and ing turned out J Wolf, P redekin ra Liv the ingnt minated Bbertir " ta two Myra reiner the m the Moone yth ped and other t rou ning twirler with three b Dev y Lawn! y's play loca and 1D. and H and M. Farrell Calls Off Match With King Marty Farrell will not be able tc come to Seattle for the 10-round go achedu at Fort Lawton Saturday night ng to a telegram from crack middleweight from Port Lindsay, Greene beat n Sowle of Miller playfield, of the junior play urnament run off Y day night and the University | ™ should give to Charles Kuhn. won the fini field tennis t layfield Mc Qu N fon, Wickerst Armatrong Tuesd: thwest nior incoin fe hen after 2 gallery a Ned visitors fasts the chance alze strength Monday's results w Men's ' beat Milne Kozlowski, 6-2 Lansbougt beat B. Bogolaviensky , 64; BE Wilwon beat Atwood, 64, 1.6, 64 eines tie Wallace Scott be “ BaP ic Manne Breaking 49 out ¢ targets at weekly st und—Neer Vhite beat was third nH Fort over err, with 4 1 to claws boxer will Aa win and it is ex crew in The ort Ward baxeball nteat ning 4 Ore a ’ cram from Farrell Ww Sorry for not be next Saturday fcroed to for tomorrow owing greoment which I iL pear against but Pra previous foreed to keep MARTY FARRELL golaviensk leave nm to am Scott beat G Robert Wa CHICAGO WOMAN WINS CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—M Carrie £0, 1 Mrs Ore single champion 6-4 finals of the women's dou Mr Ralph Field and Laighton ated = Miss Joy Flights Now Barred in England Country May and Grain ONDON, A loom paid | ruand. men ern tennis rup. 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Wig, engineer in charge of the Concrete Division of the United States Shipping Board Emerg- ency Fleet Corpo: in which Mr. Wig was reported to have aid “that concrete ships wer y an experiment and would only last a few years at bes re herewith publishing a statement Mr. Wig made to the Phil 1918, which shows what Mr. Wig thinks of ¢ and in which he brands as a malicious LIE the former statements ac credited to him. New Protective Coating May Make Them Lasting As Steel, Expert Thinks Discovery of a novel coating for the new fleet of c ships that the Emergency F Cor poration is building will make these ships as durable as the big steel ves sels now crowding the shipways of the country ‘This is the expert opinion of R. J. Wig, chief engineer of the Concrete Ship Division of the United Shipping Board Emergency Corporation, made public “From our compreh gations of concrete struc water,” said Mr. Wig. sured tha Dale minimum of several years wit any protection whatever, By the ap: plication of protective coatings which are well known to us we are certain of protective rete n extended life of several years And with the further de means king I be be made if not more a meeting of the Americ Institute, held at Atiar t 1 was ortun: r as saying that th cre uid last or Of course, this did I and I am anxious to have this ement corrected because it puts the >on the concrete permanent At Concrete City recent misquoted te ship ¥ ray it erroneous ship in an utterly soon conc sition. “The m now dev able engineers who are f& their time to the study of cor n our organization are becoming more and more enthusias. tic over the future of concrete s\ Improvements constantly t made which suitable for shipbuilding. “Few peopl a that the crete ship is actually twenty per cent lighter than the wood ship, if built of the new concrete mixture oped by the Emergency poration this new concrete is ms that it floats on wate makes a kind of concrete twice the strength of that used in or dinary building construction. With this development the concrete ship will come into more direct competi with th “There ar be solved in t and while industry sprung into life an emergency war measure, its future is becoming more and more established as a per manent institution,”” ps 5 more make concrete con devel pt Cor from which ie is so light and yet it possessing steel sh many problems yet to he building of concrete this new The public must remember that there are who are doing all they possibly o . SHIP, which they KNOW will ships. This has always happened to that have been brought out. Don’t let the propaganda and deme gogues or paid hirelings of the “interests” warp your minds, Core CR not only in SHIPS, but in EVERYTHING ELSE, pes COME TO STAY If you want to see the ORIGINAL besides see many more from papers like the New York Post, Provide office, American Concrete Pipe & Shipbuilding Co. L. Y. 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