The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1918, Page 8

THE § EVERETT TRUE ~ GROU CHED BY CONDO | AND ANOTHER THING, MRS. TRUG, THERE'S Got To.GBE A RE-ADIVSTMENT BETWEEN US TWO — A RSE*ADIVSTMENT! I REFUSE To BE LED AWAY *RE-ADIUSTHENT P— You MIGAT TRY “(Tt ON THAT CHAIR !!! HUH 4. ny LISTEN + SOUNDS LIK ks csyene “‘ eum a. “aa ae ALL-STAR NINES ‘The All-Star Service and Shipyard ‘crews are scheduled to battle in their third game of the season Saturday having to catch a train McKenry and Mails, the two hurl BY BURTON KNISELY ers who worked in the 20-iInning cOm-| (Copyright, 1918, Newspaper Enter. afternoon, at Dugdale’s park, in Rai will be on the mound for their prise Association.) ‘Mier valley, starting at 2:30. If for ive clubs this afternoon, Both 2A, Japan; Sept. 21.—Baseball Mer performances count for any-|are among the best hurlers in this national game of Japan ) thing, the melee should be a hummer, | section of the country, and, with de of wrestling, and wrest for the other two games were pas-| strong support behind them, Satur ling is a sport rather than a game | times par excellence, the first game | day's battle should be well worth at This testifies to two things ie to the Shipyard team, 2-1, in 20 tending proceeds of the mati (1) Japan's fondr for things j and the last time these two| nee go to the publicity fund of the American 1 sar thagaa they argued 10 frames, | Fourth Liberty Loan and for the ath (2) The fact that the Japanese are Mwith the score 2-all, the Service club! letic fund at Camp Lewis the America the Orient, with a a INR mental maket Very similar ts own way to the American tempera TODA T T jw When Tokio school be came undisputed baseball 3) x a2 Champions of Japan this summer by Pald Wholesale Dealers for ri] Prices Paid Shipper for } |@ final decisive victory « Vegrtables and Frait | Poultry, Veal and Pork b. Seattle | university 30,000 people ae x c— “ match VEGETABLES They saw a brand of baseball un Local, per sack . excelled in American university cit cles. A handful of American col ‘Local green, per tb., in sacks Light, lve Sfoeal. per eack aes ies leges—those which specialize in Z Local. ; : ball—might beat the “First H Loe 8 tha. or over 7 | High Schoc f Tokio. The aver od block hogs A, the sm: . ney is a poor sec * Beef—Country. per 1. 13@ (15 | ond to football rd © i. - ——— —% | nate to track athletics, would have PD. Selling Prices to Retailers for i} “st no chance y 5 Better, Fees and © heese i . = S doz. bunches . zp Like Yankee Slang ‘ reen, per doz. bunches city creamery, T™., In The score against Ke s Mr : b penton on ee 60| K. Tsurumi, business manager of the er Th. if oral city’ creamery, pkgs “ef i sh. Nehiool. team, v parchment wrapped gg First, H r High §& 1 team, see Local creamery, cubes 58@ [59 | Naively commented on rejoining me Eggs—Fancy ranch 62@ .64\ after the game, was “four to skunk Lecai, per Pullets oT apanese = s e 01 arde BE. Wash. Netted Gems, per cwt. Cheese— Japar students work harder ‘Lodal, per dow. bunches DUINEROE oon sec scesss ‘ .34 | than most American students. High eal, mm . Washington Young tricks + -29@ .20 er education means more to them for Washington cream brick 31@ .32 i son tha t is» ruc Oregon ¥. A 20 the simp! reason t ith m het h ; Washington triplets” 29 rarer, so much hard > get. But FRUYTS n triplets 29 if there is one thing of which stu oe dious Mr, K. Tsurumi is uder ‘Wash. Alexander, per box 1.250200 than any other it is to use A THRIFT STAMP a day | will “keep the Hun away. = sata: BE. Wash. Gravenstein. 2.00@8.50 r to skunk” asx being a foul ball, it was a home run in his eyes. Baseball diamonds prominent features half box ue seedless. box 5.008 of the s and are ©) of ps . per crate recreation grounds in Tokio and oth rds, 6-1 er Japanese cities and towns. we The youngsters play ball in the streets. They play it on the school yt eM aa grounds. They play it after work Beare Wash. Past and on holidays on the “sandlots They play it in college os nee ond to Togo There are “kid teams sandlot 23 teams," shop teams, store teams is everything but big fessional 20 le Japan bids fair soon to be cis way ana Gels the paradise of the sporting editor (Prices pa! Hi Uncle Sam na came is #0 —_——+4 thoroly acclimated and naturalized in + 22.000 34.00 Nippon that the boy in the “provin 90@ 40.00 | COR ape cial” city will ask: "Do you have 1283, “IF IT HURT YOU, DON’T <0 the ty or cotece player: 1 64.00 PAY ME.” the players in America 64.00 @ 45.00 deliver- | league 59.00 that ac And Christy Mathewson and John bn MeGraw are second only to Admiral £2.00 Pee etute ee Ment Togo in his este Hp phd Dut acute abscensca | ‘The Tokio high school-Kelo game was a fast contest on a hard dia nhs, euatanteed UT cHt¥Y for! mond. The high school team's on wf peeves a tage wa a level-headed uth : STERLING DENTISTRY | paw who “fannea” 17 Keio ater 1 : ing. 80. Cri HH Office dD a. m, to 6 p.m. | coachi ’ ery ~ ——_—_—____ —| thing from the pitcher's wind-up and the substit of runners to the advi I to BUYERS’ GUIDE “make him hit, old boy was American baseball of the 1918 | | AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS |i. played ith American as ie Hlianey ‘The Grentent Car Value in Americn Today Rotter Bach ¥ r OAKLAN The time drag 1 little more be WASHINGTON OAKLAND CO, inocu inn te Gitte more be Pike St. at Twelfth Eant e14 tuse less frequently and less exuber untly-—that's all. Japane college The Most Beautiful Car in America AcntoA iver ohne eave Great Western Motors, Inc. met—and they are playing a better Pine and Hoyiston Phone Fast 744 and 745 PAN of ball each year It is a noteworthy fact that base. TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIRG, — ball, which has so thoroly dominated —————nemememems | America that a bat and ball would s Diamond, 2hitvertown Lora, be the most suitable national coat 0 PM Mile of arms, has failed to gain any firm © Union St. at Sth. Main foothold in| Europe, but still has taken Japan by storm. see: Repairing, New ttertes ter, But when they play, they play wietiom CN ¢ ssa, at what they like best to do. ‘There. Vanes Maas REO TERED Dormer Balle “e Wricht reaetien, fore their play describes them Phone East 914 607 East Pike St. H. B. Wilbur, Mer. «Buy Your Goodyear Cords of the Tyre Shop 8. C. RENNER, PROPRIETOR OF Northwest Radiator & Fender Works Now located in new and larger quarters. e look us ever—1406 BROADWAY, Mast 214, Pay Checks Cashed While enjoyin, 1 game of cards or pocket billiards down stairs TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1490 8rd, Corner 3rd and Pike Lunch Counter Soft Drinks = Main 2a19 BALMY BENNY—When Violet Starts, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Tom Has 1 a 1 Conséletice. | Don'r Uke To Do IT BUT (Guess ILL HAVE To seit A COUPLE OF MY LIBERTY BONDS - I'VE GoT To Rav SOME READY CASH RIGHT the W Stops. Gost we WHAM- usen vo "EM POPPIN’ + LETS GET IN THAT BUDDY eer {))) BATTLE TODAY BASEBALL IS RAMPANT IN JAPAN They’ re Simply Daffy Over Game on Island, Knisley Finds est aspirants for the title C Cost your lamps on the star tw irler of the Keio team, winding up GOLF TOURNEY TO Test or Th pr r SPOKANE, Se 21 Still Sell Gas and (Tommy Burns Still ices from ‘many Iniand” Empire “ bg 99 «2 towns were scheduled to compete in Candy After 6 P. M., Has “Kick” in Left the annual Inland Empire goif cham Wh N re} ll 9 > PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Sept. 21. pionship tournament, which is due y ot veralls? — tommy Burns, former world’s to start play Saturday and continue | 207 U Editor The Star: Here are some heavyweight champion, still has a| Sunday, over the links of the Spo: queries for those who how! because kick in his left mitt This was dem- | kane ‘ountry club. some stores on First ave. stay onstrated Friday night when he pecaa — ‘| after 6 p.m. Did you ever work till knocked out Tex Foster in the fourth, HORSE BREAKS RECORDS p.m. in Bre and get in at round of a scheduled 10-roumd go. YAKIMA 21 The world's 8 p. m. and > buy a pair of |The sleep prov was a sharp left | record for a mile by a hobbled trot gloves to wor next day? hook to the jaw. Burns is in train-|ter was shattered by Cavalier Gale Have ou ever all over till ing with the Canadian forces for who m » second heat of the 2:19 you ¢ overseas duty trot in 208%. like this ¢ t vu RI . | fe men oan ep Billiard Champion Kaxoline to take the wife and kids Defends His Title tat Uti! oh out over the boulevards for pleasure. |; : Shomer one rerate aaron: ou can stop at any hotel and buy | _ ee aa . vy Augie |i tog enable ke you this nf 1 y ” uae ete succes efended his offer dentist, get his n swell feed or you can go to Any title as three-cushion billiard cham- || orice, then come te me andset 20 ice cream joint and spend moi pion against Charles Otis of New per t cut from his figure, with after 6 York, when he ran out the third careful, painiess methods and per- So my question Is this: If it 18! block of their fnatch Friday night || Sone! attention. ' against the law to buy a loaf > re of 50 to 48 in 64 innings, | Dr. J. 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