The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1918, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1918. OF THE DUFFS—He Is Some Salesman, 1 CAME “To APPIN, FoR. o—— A POSITION AS Sales: WHAT BUSINESS WITH Nour CONCERN -~ HAVE You BEEN BARBER, SR or EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO! DOIN ee 7? Antes — VE GOT TO GET ANOTHER STENOGRAPHER!! HERG'S A LSTTER SHC'S WROTE AND THEY ANT 4 CINE INIT LIke ; ve IT TOHSR ! I DIDN'T Say NUTHIN’ © THIS HERE "i IA AFRAID, YounG MAN IWAVE SOLD WHAT. Por HAIR. Tonic To THAT You'd HAVE TROUBLE }| LOTS OF STUFF ’ MY CUSTOMERS < SELLIMG OUR LINE UNDER. ne : INsTANce? THESE UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS CONDITIONS - ENGAGED IN? TS A MIGHTY GOOD THING FOR THIS CONCERN THAT SHE DOESN'T vRit| RXACTLY WHAT You DICTATS! Wwe'RE iy LUCK TO HAVE A STENOGRAPHER CAN TRANSLATS — : Hy | | ¢ wors LOR LUMAE YANK= : pow Buoy 2) | 1 GOT ‘T’ CLEAR THIS Ss ROCK OFF “IW’ ROAD iA aA BY AHERN THERE ~ JUST LiKe “THAT ! FOR You AFTER I'VE BEEN SOFTENIN TH BLIGHTER FOR TH’ LasT ‘ARF OUR 2 AFOR TH’ TRUCKS COME ALONG AM’t io : Report Captain and Crew Missing) He Must Support 4 ’ 108 ANGELES, Oct. 4—The Kaiser’s Power San Gabriel today was of-| PARIS, Oct. 24.—That the new steamship Jabriel toda: if. PARIS, feially listed as missing, with her German government is still under ‘eptain, Roger Allman, and ner | the thumb of the kaiser is indicated | _~ anne di amemecan - — . by an order to the German officers m4 vywelgh Se ee en tea eae “Today's Market FOOTBALLERS _ i !sso=: srs 0n.200" MEEHAN AND s"sir'sistinsowant gassing was announced by the cus-| Von Hindenburg. a copy of which Today 's Market the Comp Lewis aggregation detent Utle at present tom house here. has fallen into the hands of the | eect eee SALAD a eal be = Mexican ports September 12. She “It is my duty to support the gov. s-——_ —_—-——— CAMP LEWIS GH OCT. 0 was last heard of following the storm ernment that has been instituted by *— 7s September 14, when travelers from his majesty,” says Von Hindenbure. NEW YORK, Oct. %4--Harry || Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for | ‘AMP LEWIS, Oct. 24—The Mull Willie Meehan and K. O. Kru the Mexican coast, arriving at inter! |“I approve the steps taken toward| Elionsky, famous long distance || __ Veowatio mre x Bm football Areva ots" tuvade ABANDONED TANK Is vosky will settle their litte argu @ border points, reported the vessel | peace. |wwimmer, who holds the American |"—~ |Camp Lewis Saturday and take on SEIZED; WINS FIGHT ment october 30 at Oakland. The waaone of several damaged or The German crown prince, In an/ long distance championship, i» dead| VEGETABLES eretked in the storm. order to the armies under his com-| at New London, Conn. after an at: | Beete—Local, per sack P - mand, says: “Bach officer in com-|tack of the Spaniah influ %., in ake .O6: LONDON, Oct. 24.—The ministry mand will be held responsible when | of the Pe’ : Uhkrainia has resigned, according »¢ loses 4 position or modifies his the soldier crew, The game wes (Special to The Star by N. BE. A) big fellows are about as friendly as nally scheduled for Portland, But) paris, Oct, 24.—-Three Suasex pol.|* Yank, and one of Kaiser Willie's with the quarantine on the camp the < peta, judging from reports from the tilt was ewitched to the cantonment | Hers won the D. C. M. in @ recent | south’ STOCKS BONDS by Capt. T. G. Cook, of the soldiers. |¢neagement by jumping into an| Kruvosky holds a decision over LIBERTY BONDS swam 90 miles with Unea of resistance without expresa| Elionsky J wireless — received here pe te ' . fout : stop The Rose City club men have been | Abandoned tank and driving it into Wile, and the rye is anxious to ANY AMOUNT. NY ISSUE today from b ‘ x «ee Ss 4 ae cleaning up everything in sight so| the thickest of the battle. They Wipe the sting of the former defeat BOUGHT—SOLD—QUOTED } z i Ya Sains in Weis. exene ’ on, but the camp men | checked the enemy advance and took | from his record MACFARLANE & HALL Food Chiefs Put | Leach Cross, who is making Los | (ark. Cai. per © onfident of victory 14 prisoners, The sergeant who Meecha ntly won a fourround | gattott 1324 503 Lowman Bldg. ° eee ee mee a ee oO aoe The winged “M" contingent won operated the tank was badly wound: | verdict Jack Dempsey, while GRAIN COTTeN Firm Under Ban) titeet motion picture star. A tow Merserndi from the University of Oregon and ed Kruvosky has been bowling over the | days ago Leach made his debut in|! : fie Bhalla I The Tripoli Grocery Co. of Belling-! 4 ‘studio and boxed Smiling Billy | Ontens—W ham. after a hearing before County | parsons in a cinema production.| ewt - Administrator Beagle, at Mount Ver | roach is expected to appear in an-| non, has been placed under a ban BY| other picture s000 the United States food administra- eee tion for selling 200 pounds of wheat | a flour to M. G. Venola without selling} We peer elena Ge Bed F at the same time a like amount of | "Ce" % college town rough house) wasn substitutes, All Licensees under the | *fter * big football game. If he has, | Redishes—-ioe he will quit the war business when Tematers—tocal, pe jurtadletion of serio seatnistra- Te Terran that 160,000 college ete, | Teretee-—Lacal, per’ oe tion have been orfered not to bay 1 ruins from or sell to the offending com-| 45 have enrolied in the army a ~ Wash, King | Poet iiiannsonesatinaeeoree According to word recetved in GETTER VALUES UD - New York, Christy Mathewson. | ed p= 4 a ‘-. nos Four Lost Street manager of the Cincinnati Reds, who 3 ry 42% . recently joined the chemical corps, Cars Discovered jis arrives “over there.” The for- Thomas Murphine, superintendent| mer slab star will take a few of the municipal traction system, has | weeks training in a French camp 7 oGnoo found four of his missing street cars,| before putting the gaa into the Second Moorfite) ; which disappeared here after their! kaiser. se 60 arrival from St. Paul, pe! ‘They were boxed up on a side| “Kayo” Kruvosky and Mick King track all the time.” said Murphine| may be matched for the early part Thursday. “Two more are still un-| of November, according to Dan Salt, discovered.” }local promoter. He wired Sol Lev é seseenemmesedietemmeestaneee inson, Kruvosky’s manager, Wed- | Presee—Local Italian. START $2,000,000 DRIVE nesday for terms. Dan would like Atmende— Per m. The $2,000,000 drive for the Arme-|to stage the bout here about No- Mreail Nete--Per Mm nian and Syrian Christmas relief vember 4 if possible. Seattle fixtic ee Per fund will get under way here with a followers have been clamoring for | Peeans dinner at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday | the bout ever since Kruvoeky dis: | 39. evening. W. C. Pierce, field super-| posed of Frank Farmer, says Salt, | weate Prices Paid Shipper intendent of the International Sun-|and reports that King i# anxious to | {,Pealtry, Veal and Pork, ¢ 0. day Schoo! association, will speak. get another chance at the title. Setuee Under 2 tbe .. Netgian ree—Live 120.06 Tarke: ive, & The, and over ue ‘1 Deane. en Pork—Good block hogs . . 22 VealFancy sone MQ 1D Beet—Country, per tb. ... 109 .13 % “¢ - = | Selling Prices to Ketailers for hecae Batter, Egas and ¢ omeepees adeno | MUST GO! |. =: Our floors must be cleared of all Used Cars at once. Every one will be a special offer—specially priced for quick disposal. Even though we have reduced the price Potatoes are O.K. The Food Administration says so. Use lots of them; the Government wants you to. And does anything taste better? Think of a big mealy baked potato—with a lump of butter, pepper, salt and paprika. And what cooking does for raw potatoes it does for “raw” tobacco—gives flavor. Burley tobacco—toasted — has made Lucky Strike cigarette famous. It’s toasted. ‘ton triplets . y ot on these cars, our same liberal terms will apply on every purchase. Paced If you want a car or are contemplating buying one—this is your chance. Come if Gaaur (Prices wholesale) 33.00034.00 38.0039 00 and see them today. 1918 Oakland Touring; looks like| 1916 Roadster. One of those nifty. lit- Fh) ees a aee os ELE FS OPE - ++ $1,550 | tle fellows, full of nothing but pep; five |} | Weete See . ‘ 1918 Oakland Roadster, spotlight, ex-| tires; first-class mechanical condition ]} (\\0,° Marptian Corn tra tire, clock and 2 bumpers. 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Two 1917 Mitchell Touring cars— i) 1917 Oakland 5-passenger touring; all | CBCH 2. ccccccdsccceccccosess - $1,100 | 00d tires, beautiful shape........ $925 5,passenger Oakland, 1917 model; one i} 1916 Touring; front seat folds back for | demonstration will prove the condition of = | All good tires, one extra. | this car throughout. Price....... $925 MEPS FOSTER Lucky Strike Ci and give it to the Red Cross Washington Oakland Co. EAST PIKE STREET AT 12TH AVE. y/ 4 Phone East 614. OUR SAME EASY TERMS ] TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearing the Lundberg Rupture Support. We Ge free trial to prove its superior- * _ & LUNDBERG 00. ' = (ten Tire Ave Beattlea — aanpeenen t ee