The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1918, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1918. PAGE 11 BY CONDO | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Tom Claims Exemption. i BY ALLMAN TT Comon'r HAVE BEEN FRIDAY BECADSE. We GOT BACK FROM OUR TRIP ON A FRIDAY AND WER WERE ONIN GONE TEN SAY TOM! ARE You STANDING THERE ARGUING WITH MEP OW, IT WASNT FRIDAY -1 Know IT WASN'T FRIDAY Because | WOULDN'T GET MARRIED ON Tom, Do Yoy Rememper WHAT DAM OF The WEEK K GRAW!! - = We ape “RRRIED DAYS - So We MUST HAVE v4: fa 7 pd — | on? aitidlecs BEEN MARRIED ON A : NO, HELEN, VM j ON A FRIDAY WEDNESDAY JUST STANDING HERE HUM, | WAS SUR 1T WAS FRIDAY { Ve, an ING THO STATIONS C OF THE WICD YS teddy {D LIKE To BE TH’ 10 UKE A JOB ON SURGEON THAT FIXES SPEAKIN’ OF Bas7 BFRRFZER SEE GOFT SNAPS DeTNy, A GENERALS STAFF, War BE A” , wa Y'know wor 1d AS OFFICIAL CALENDERER~) CINCH 308 7) ( To 1H’ JoB up fs apps LIKE FOR A v0B 2 “TH MAN WHO "TEARS Vo LiKe ! = ca * BOY S1X SONS ! Howor') Cm NOW YOURS TALKING ¢ The Test of Patriot LIBERTY BONDS IHEWANTS TO art : | MX WITHK.0., There’s No More Important Thing mn et. ‘Wille Meehan, recently an em . Bis cult, | e eyo actor on the Pantages circuit, | [imme came => In Footba an Good [ackling =. Keockout Kruvosky, who won the 19 t championship of ¥ | eee Const from Frank Farmer in Se- mn, | atten few weeks ago. Bacay of =» namber of arti- octal ‘ el by Paul Purman showing ¥ Wass copped Poo wi nr & bo) how H. P. Olcott, former all BR phem tack Dempeey lately, and after American center, and coach of mg je short time he signed up with Pan the Great Lakes football team, ds [tages for a tour of their circuit, ped teaches his men the game. tel [Al McCoy, his sparring partner in| Bie : Ye the stage act, “hit harder than we BY PAUL PURMAN is, = There is no more important thing | at in football than tackling. o7 Every man on a team should Cd know how to tackle. He should know how to hit his man hard and bring him to the ground and anchor him there, The accompanying photograph shows how a man with the ball may be stopped with the least possible gain The tackler hite him with his shoulders at or just above the knees. at the mame time throwing both vund his legs and drawing | r them together, This prevents him | If the Uckle in made higher the man with the ball i# not thrown off his balance and has free use of hia “raged nae Soe Part of “BULL” DURHAM Tobacco Released feet before he is dragged down The blow with the shoulder * e e — 3 eo bv " r on ereeserée=s | to Civilians at Home to “Roll Their Own” NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Jack Demp- my, the sensational Western heavy- 9 weight. may be matched with Bom ReakGeee o, according to present indications. eee MOSCOW, Iraho, Oct. 15.—The) University of Idaho is anxious to set- ‘te ite annual football argument with ‘Washington State college. 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