The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1918, Page 11

fir SEATTLE STAR—THU sVERETT TRUE BY6, wite — iF L Bre te ee OCG ae DOWN TOWN BwHSRe, 1 DON'T (ew See WANT TO COMS HOME HERS AND Givs (tT T You and OTHERS — A THOUSAND | | Watreo To VELL You THAT Pm NdT ING To 6IVE ANY CHRISTMAS PRESEATS “THis Year - So I’ve MaDe OUT A LITTLE Check FoR BACH OF You ASAN APPPECIATION POR YouR. MANY KINONESSES DuRMG MY VstT HERE WHAT IS IT You WANT, AUNT” Save ? Do YOU THINK FOR A MINUTES THat You WOULD SET BeTYER CARE AWAY FROM Home ¢ PUT THAT Hat ON STRAIGHT AND RUN POR Nove Carty BALMY BENNY—But How’s He Going to Get to Sleep? WHERE ARE You HEADIN’ FOR BUDDY 2 MOVE OVER INTO SECTION R FOR A SPELL! CHET NEFF. IS TO BOX IN TACOMA RING _ The Seattle Star DIRECTORY BY CONDO | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Aunt Sade Pulls the Unexpect«d. DoLLArs tf SECTION R@ IVE TES’ COME FROM THERE ~~ TWAT WAS TH’ NOISIEST PLACE ALONG “IW LINE UNTIL HOSTILITIES CEASED | RSDAY, NOV. 21, 1918. 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Cook, athletic director of the ended in a draw, In the memory of | camp Several new men have been added to the soldiers’ roster, declared Cook, and the men that were laid up by injuries recetved in the Multnomah game at Portland last week are/ rounding into shape. ns who witnensed the melee, it was “sure some fight.” Farrel! lost some of his popularity when ho fizzled out, when he was scheduled to meet King in a bout on the card staged by the Fort Lawton soldiers last summer, but as he| A huge crowd is expected to are fights all the time while in the ring, the Turkey day struggle at Tacoma, the fans are anxious to eee him bat- | tor the fame of the Mare Istand Uo the were wolf, eleven has spread along the Coast, 4 gridiron fans are anxious to A room may be quickly frend from *? a the 1 of toba: oke by pl ™ look over Coach Dietz’s famous pets. ing in it m padi of water containing a pone ha BENEFIT NETS | Today’s Market | NEAT SUM FOR | Report N. W. W. FUND : After all the receipts had been unted when the big U. W. W. {ng show held at the Cry Tuesday had ended, nearly waa turned over to the U campaign by Austin & Salt, in charge the box Reete—tocal, per wack .. Neans— Loni green, T.. tn eke 10@ 32 Local, per enck 6 of the event Local, per tb. iN @ 2% Seattle fans paid $3,051.45 In ad i sta ta mee 1.00 | missions, and $2,910.10 were turned . over to the campaign committee. ¢ Hoss Per iB.” ‘ The bucket brigade of Salvation ‘eeambers othouse, per jon y ct 5. a Fegplant Wash, ‘erate Army iris collected 90 from Caribe the fans during the evening. The total expenses of the affair . Wash. bell,, crate 1.00@1 26 | Lacs Ly Horseradish local, per ™ 2 > Tana, te were $289, and the war tax totaled Loon) leat, per crate .... $305.15. Onions — — Cal. Australian brown, ewt. 1.7502.00 Oregon Yellow Danver ... 1 e200 Peanut Hatter Per ™ 19% e 21) Peppers Popeorn—lows, per td. 16@ 17% Pete oee— | Toca! <.20.00@28.00 | ¥. Wash. 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Beal Young. ne ight. live Reigian Heres Lt 16m 18 {| Turkeys Live, 8 Ihe and over S1@ (22 AND ood’ block howe vevvesss 4 Belling Prices to oliers for Cheese INSTRUCTION Batter— Local city ereamery, the, cartons ...+ sagae at the Local ty creamery, pk parchment. wrapped Local cubes Y. M. C. A. JOHN HESSEMER Boxing Instructor triplets Oregon triplets MIKE HARDY Wrestling Instructor Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, 7:30 to 9:30 Ment—Per ton 75.00 6.b0@4 00 4th and Madi- Heet Serape—Per owt Fish Ment + 100.00 son Calf Meal, per ton 110.00 Main 5208 Onte—-Minnerola Local (eprouting) .. nm navy crew defeated | ' The Sporting Editor's Mail | A RUSTIC POEM Dear Mr. Sporting Editor: I am & poet I am also a logger. I hayen't had much to do with the fangles of city life, so I think I will be a rustic poet I 4 think there is enough | poetry in your correspondence col umn. Your page is brutal. Ite noise of football battles, boxing en ounters written in blood, and trap hooting where real guns are used is injurious to my spirit. I am con vinoed that some of the world’s SD _ LIBERTY BONDS MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD JOHN E. PRICE & CO. Ninth Floor, Hoge Building 2—~~—~~ ) great rustic poetry would liven up your sheet. This is my first contribution. 1 hope you-“will print it because it will encourage me to write another tender rustic verse. This is my poem: THE OLD KITCHEN SINK I remember the dishes 1 cleaned At the old battered sink, Where father by mother was beaned With part of the stove, I think. Till death, F. F., Bartlett Lumber Co. | The Camp Lewis inter-company | | football wertes 1s under way at the) | camp. | The Green Lake Gun elub will hold | its annual turkey shoot at the Green Lake traps Sunday. | Billy Wright, Seattle welterweight, may meet Johnny Wolgast, who | showed on the U. W. W. card, in the near future. 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