The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 15

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RALL— BSTARLISHED i General practice, All canes consultation. 2 the Wiig. 508 nd ave M. 3 Maio. if Re wne ation Bicycles and Repsirs . | RUBY TED IREN For Balt ae: Mato aatt Chattel Loans ———— MONEY TO LOAW 0 to $108 made supenty | |to marry I bee | the thr UM EXPECTING COMPANY “THIS EVENING ee ALASKA Eliott 32 SEPTEMBER 6, 1918. I'M WRFERING ‘To The DecoLLeTe CUT ovr OF CLASH OF BIG SERIES BY H.C. HAMILTON COMISKEY PARK, CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Donderous Babe Ruth, all-round star of the Boston Red Sex, pitched his team into the first tex of the 1918 world’s series here Thursday afternoon, © tom a 1, thedral. Interment Manning, Foneral ith and O| “CONFESSIONS | nnn d| sparkled with brilliant pitching © equally splendid fielding and A SHADOW OF KVENTS x” * “Beautifully reasoned out, my dear; b thing,” eald Me ute you are or COMING A senall crowd, as world's series crowds go, Martie, the game. was on hand to witness Extimates placed the me tell you some This very min: | the point of refusing} Ruth was master of the © clay SI because, when! all times he proposed to you a did not feel that you ¢ ted, and al this grand sermon on comrade marriage that you have jus crowd as low an 20,000 ibs at He gave them few oppor tunities to win and after the Sox had wpotted him to a run, he needed no The lone run of the game came 4jn the fourth inning, the result of ‘s first base on balls as long an man followed w are, the put the runner, I | of love, and|©n second, and “stuffy feel eated if Fate ove him geroms with makes them marry a ‘fine’ man for | blow to left field, companionship, ete. | ‘The play was close at the plate “You are taking a good deal of but Shean slid under Kiliifer as he pleas Margie Jus t now, in the|«witehed the ball from the air. at ons of Barel welfish litte onan. that are a bit perturbed because forced th You would have dangling a ningle Shean, MeInnis will look for the t themselves you has EVERETT HIGH WILL ppcdiag CONTINUE FOOTBALL | longer.” EVERETT, Sept. 6—Gridiron “Mollie, the way you are talking | practice under Coach Bagshaw w to me now seems much like the way | be-on tap for candidates for the local I used\to talk to you when Dick and high aggregation Friday I were first married. I wonder if Games assured for the local inwue him A while rchool are || defeating the Cubs, 1 to 0. I OF A WIFE ) Far different from the usual world / }/merien contest yesterday's battle | cathe LAberty park time these teams have met this sea. | non, and a good game should be on | tap. Or GAME K PO. A.B 0 o 0 a 0 o 0 o 0 o 6 ss :. 6 1 6 BOX SCORE Totals ...ss00s- Cube Flack, rf. Hollocher Vaughn Total 6 ore by innings 0000000006 000100000—1 Summary; Bases on balls: Off} Ruth, 1; off Vaughn, 2 Sacrifice hite: MeInnis, Hollocher and Strunic Mit by .pltehed bail: Flack. Struck out: By Vaughn, 7; by Ruth, 5. Um pires-Hildebrand and Owens of the American league; O'Day and Klem of National league. ‘Time of game—| 1:50 BELMONT PARK, Sept. 6—win jam Martin, owner and trainer, has noid Sonny Slope, a 32-year-old colt by stronomer-Neva W, to the Beech The price was not announce ed, but It waa anid to be in excens of Konnick adde@ to the North P aggregation, they might surprise opposition and slip over a win are scheduled to meet a week from | clal game of the Shipyard circuit, Monarch Petroleum “hitina Kuskulasa War Alaska Homestake Goid [sberty Ot) & Gas Wyo. yoming Pacific Oil... Beacon, Coal. 000 Puget Sound Nati Gas.; MAX WINKLER ion St. EMtott #50 Stocks and Bonds ~TLIBERTY PONDS Bought or Sold At dally New York Stock Exchange rices. All active stocks and | Bonds bandied. Deal’ through a| reliable houne. | HERRIN & RHODES, tablished 1896 STOCKS AND BONDS 119 Cherry St. Seattle e___ Bocimene Ovportanitios _ Ine. WELL ESTABLISHED Grocery store, in T. 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PR OL, «OPS! ee I rn aaaad GLATHING BOC 4 First ave. TMPER “TURKS BATHS Tee ga et SigSr cniropoaist mechan: co. ith Bia wig Shane sarah Loans you think I am now as frivolous as or x I thought you were then? “Of course I Margie. Every! woman likes to frivol once in a while. You never poned as a saint on a pedestal, and | know that any woman would be quite flattered to have two such men as Barclay Bill and Jim Edie making love to her.” I felt the blood rise to my face “Jim Edie making love! What do you mean, Mollie? “Don’t play the Innocent, dear; you know that dear old Jim has been in love with you all his Ufe.” “What about his proposing to you, Mollie?” “Oh, he did that just as a fier into the took a chance, and if I had accepted him, he would have been very un happy and {1 very jealous. There han been only one woman in Jim Hidie’s life, Margie, and that haw been you.” “But he did not know me until after J was married to his best friend.” “That is the tragedy of it. And that he could live all thru the trying years and still be loyal to hie friend while loving his frien\'s wife, makes Jim Edie one of the bravest men 1 know.” le has never by word, deed or look made me think that he « Electrical Supplies GOOR WORK—G RHA 1331 Fourth Phone Main 2174 Physicians and Surgeons TARRISON — OHS Serond Hand Gothieg ir UGHT AND SOLD. 1918 Westlake ave Turkish Bathe = th t. Phone Maim 3219; day or ight STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the First National Bank of Seattle, Wash. August 31, 1918 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts................-$ 6,611,804.90 U. S. Bonds and Certificates of In- debtedness ........ Other Bonds, Warrants and Securities. Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures... Customers’ Liability under Letters of Credit ... Customers’ Liability Account of ‘Accept- ances Cash and Exchange $2,350.33 1,128,877.09 832,499.26 4,090 ,502.03 $14,214,261.84 LIABILITIES Capital Stock . 500,000.00 Surplus and U: ndivided Profits . Cireulation . 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He} biggest and | * | fataer long | crew with the elevens of Aberdeen |and Bellinghan Maloney, fullback, is the only member of last years jchumpionship team to register for | the reboot year | | you. and I cannot understand, Mol Me, why you are so sure of thin.” | My heart was beating Uke « trip hammer, little book, and I remem ber I had a feeting of surprine that | {t should be so. Surely, after all these years I waa not going to fall [in love with old Jim, like @ girl in | her toons. | “I did not come here to talk over | your affairs,” said Mollie. “I came to |ask you to come over to our home @ little while tonight” “Has Chad at last consented to see his friends?” “Yes, and I am so glad. Chad is 7 ing to plan how he ate hin son. And now, Mar I'm going to say something that perhaps surprise you, but it will rate what you are al ‘whatever in, ts wil further { right’ question You know Chad has needed a great big interest—an absorbing plan to work out in life. 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