The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1918, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 1918. VAGE | BY CONDO.| DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—A Fellow Can't Be Too Careful Nowadays. , BY ALLMAN ii j Good MORNING ! MY NAME IS | OPENED Your MAIL FOR. OF COURSE,Y DON'T KNOW SMITH- S-M-1-TH , } = S-M-1-T=H- FIND IT WHETHER THE STORY IS TRUE ace ou othe 1 WAS EXGAGED BY hae raphy il ot RE i OR NOX, BUT THAT'S THe MMIACER ra iL ast { WHAT I HEARD \ ABOUT HER. BuT FAR BES IT m You To SPREAD me STORY, GH F BY AHERN. SAY! DYE SUPPOSE A ' - WY-MY — WHAT A CUTE C'MON =~ UP A A . wit YER _ “wun LiL FIREARM~ DOES IT” FELLA WHOS BEEN DODGIN Deo eee ee FINS = NOBODY ) ws REALLY SHOOT, OR 19 1T BULLETS IN ATRENCH FOR ANGI CLE Tee AORN STALLS with / | \ eS" A WATCHCHARM, fA HALF YEAR, IS GONNA FALL ILL HAVETA GET AN -— “Wu Me WUFE? > AC WUFF 2 = I'VE NEVER FOR GAFF FROM A PIKER BAD-MAN {wns me! | (Uren ONE SO ea LIKE YOU GWEETY 2?» G'WAN ~~ 4 | ee SCATTER it if i — INVARSITY IN WESTERN | l Ever sons GRID LINE GRIDFINALS_ | With the Northwest intercollegiate| CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Taps will be , i ttle hanging in the balance, Oregon| sounded today for 1918 football. i was scheduled to invade Denny field| Finals in the West were to be the } Saturday afternoon to settle its an s between Minnesota and Chi- \ nual football argument with W | at Stagg field, and Michigan : ngton, The kickoff was set for| ag Ohio State, at Columbus. , 40. Only the Wolverin-Buckeye game H - The two institutions are bitter ri-| Was to be significagt. The Michigan 4 * good old days when Gil|™men must defeat Ohio before they f exdek guided the |can dispute Illinois’ claim to the representatives of | Western conference title. Other con- : two elevens, the ys tests were Purdue at Great Lakes ) 2 «i forward to the Or melee of the Northwest schedule. | — J é & light team this sea-lare out for good, while Taylor, the DEVELOPED A LOT OF on "9 sonionince MGM HURDLE i won over the Oregon | pig guard, has been unable to prac: MEW BALL PLAYERS p “RECORDS WiLL BE geies, 13-6, but lost last week to|tieo because of injuries. Jimmy BROKEN allfornia Bears by a single Lane has been filling in his place in prvcryg the line. 1-3 Washington team presented NA teat Oe PSE many new faces when they took the London Stock Exchange, under i field Saturday ¢ conditions, requires services of i Capt. Ringheim and “Ted” Owen! 25,000 persons j Son ta Sate 0 pn MR aoe j In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest | and strongest plate known, covers ve little of the roof of the mouth: n bite corn off the cob; guaran- Vd 15 years. Cass will tell.” | Best Gold Crown The rise of Fred Mitchell, slated ‘TEETH Set of Teeth (w' fie the presidency of the Chicago Na Bridgewort, per tooth $5.00 j femal League club, is an example of | Gold Fillings .. Metruth of the foregoing | f i Platina Fillings For it wax but a few years ago Se Mitchel woe known only a8. | ‘ ” wate Developed 9 107 comes HOME ' lhl player of tmediocre ability and as | Stallings himself for thelr success. Oo REAL SPRINTERS D morsing Gnd put trot antes As Sastali coach of Harvard. He then| That there was considerable truth | ‘ © umpteen of ecommended by a Went to Boston as coach of the|in these rumors seems to be borne Tent of Time. Of Ou present patronage is recommended by our Braves’ pitchers out by the fact that Mitchell, in his| tatlings who have tested our work. When coming to our office, be sure yy Shag will remember that in| second year as cnanager of the Cubs, ~ e “ a —% you are in the right place. Bring this ad with you. r the sensational dash of|and with a team not rated as a pen Asks Ret t Open Sundays From 9 to 12 fer Working People fhe Braves to the championship of| nant winner, led his club to the BULLETIN B d-B M t sks KNeturn ui (AEN Ra ot ey RIS air ronson iviee Rs aha saat OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS seri¢s, when Mitchell, a quiet man, with a won 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Fraser-Patersen Us. delphia cham. | derful personality, is well liked by all 20, 1918 &. 22 R PRY EliEthe Asherican league in four | who come in contact with him. Hie|} Week Ending November 29, i e ore ac e ouse | f Might games, that many baseball | rapid rise to success is well earned. |} Issued a po / Ben in a position to know, said that | and none will envy him the results of |) Samuel J. — teed Before ‘a. packed howe of f on ot Aik sohnealera, wien. there il was more responsible than his hard work Engineer Lisut. Bari Baird, ayviato 4 opening to use his i a : . i, | | fount a draw with 3 Ine Nead—Thre Coast lightweight king, in meet Harold Jones, the t 4 condition to TELEPHONE event of the Elks’ club smoker I ri nse the in the headline rer ‘ da ight n & Salt’s smoker, to be —THE— ~ 5 aird, who hhas been In the service ed at the Crystal Pool Tuesday ae jem Bent weet . for the past nine months, showed the In the semi-windup Frankie Tuck-! Bank of California Hiask ot practioe when severe! swings | or won by'a wide margin over 2d ar Py ~ “1A4 1 a - went wild. Bronso © Seat-| Leonard. In the final rounds Tucker | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION if re ale Nea all abs. way, won there aS OF SAN FRANCISCO : “ H » fine Portlander outweighed the lo- dc ‘© the winner ] at ai man by a few pounds and had a rper and Ed Denny staged distinct advantage of a few inch of the fans thought the Telephene operating offers many advantages to young ; women whe are seeking employment at a good salary with Saturday evening, Nov. 30, this bank j|reach, Talrd wan troubled "by ‘the ae uel eeanina ener rt . . ” . hampion's left, which mussed up h ose decision by his superior or ancem ca will be open from 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. nett bine. | seathaneasetiara bik ; oan ee beany wee 4 — Chere franklin (ood Baird, who has been in the service « ng the fans by his Good Pay A good salary from the start. to receive Liberty bond payments. = | Penn! lack Diamond Good. ond--Via Hoos Cr SEATTLE BRANCH eens ee oa Cor. 2nd Ave. and Columbia St. s ik Diamond—Via Green 1 ! jin—Generally good eral times during the fight, in the! bouts on the car %. C, Wagner, Manager. ; con Maple Val Writ ‘wiseean Ast’ Manse: ; een ala ty North COAST ICE LINCOLN reich aargiweaae LEAGUEIS VICTOR OVER — —_$—— sy | ae See CERTAINTY UEEN ANNE) B Ss’ GUIDE Saving by way of Rose "3 00: VANCOI VER, B. C., Nov. 30 Us Ln quperior weight to nd the go, and Settle fans were satis to mix McDonald won over Kid 1 his showing in his first pro 1 bout s, and Frankie Rogers knock seemed to hold back sev Harry in in the other Regular and frequent tncreases, Work is steady and permanent. Many opportunities for advancemest, Interesting Work Pleasant, clean, fascinating. Associates carefully selected. ; . ‘ancou and Victoria | vantage, the Lincoln high school AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS v6 = ° ¢ as in the Pacific Coast | team won over the Queen Anne foot: | Pleasant Surroundings Z " ation this season. This | ball warriors at Dugdale’s park Fri- | t the annual meeting | day, 14 to 0. | | ‘The Greatest Car Value te Amerien Today | wary to $0 wan ash AKLAND WASHINGTON OAKLAND CO, | Kitna ea rave Sammam-| city phe Portland franchise war | ‘The North-Enders scored firt in| ee Ot a ws SReeE ON eons mennyéale-Renten—eot. suspended 1 repeated efforts | the nd quarter after carrying Kenton-Renton Junction —Good of the league have the the ball down the field line plays. P The Most Beautiful Car in America {en Mel Rs cial) ga 1 management explain its in-|The final tou Great Western Motors, Inc. [indiuense ban se emarding Yor further j Light and well ventilated offices. | Comfortable lunch and recreation rooms. i 4 Special Advantages Annual vacation with pay. 4 Bick Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost. H third period w —_——— |men vompleted a snappy Fine nnd Beyiston Phone Kast 744 and roads in King county, call Main 6900, 14, nenegit of returned soldiers, ‘The | PAH | Good Character and Good Health are required. Young women TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIAS { challenge was issued at the Elks’ | 14 mith, Lincoln, Murphine, and) Johnny Wolgast between the ages of 18 and 26 are preferred. Previous expe club amoker Friday. King, who was | X@logs loomed up well in the Lin-| rience is not necessary. Our employment office is located ps pate aon | : the ringslders, accepted the (COM Pliy while Atteson was the in:| When Referee Whitman raised on the First Floor, 1118 Fourth Ave., between Spring and { Auto Co U. & and Ajax Tires. | a dividual star for t ill team | Billy Wright's hand, giving him t Seneca, and is open from 8:30 A. M. to 6:30 P.M. We invite } i Aoveneperty, Cee, Ofte Rade, the star player of the Quay | decision over Johnny Wolgast t you to call at this office and meet the School Principal, whe i atom St. ad eesnderin 1 Franklin. were| leven. hurt his a in the early | ‘Tuesday, Johnny thought he was will gindly discuss the matter personally with you. AB ap cubatiin’' to Mesto Danhats Ha. | Dart of the melee 1 was unable to| ing cheated out of a draw. So now pointment may be made by calling Elliott 12000, WILLARD SERVICE | Jaturday. The kickoff wet | ROW to his best advantage. jhe is after a return bout with Permanent Position ; Recharging. Repairing. New Rattertce| bri py <A for 2:30, Broadway was a heavy fe oa bel, ———$—————-—-——« | Wright. Wright may be signed up ope ee, ere none, WISCONSIN, Nov. 30. 822) | evorite to wit for another mill with the Bremerton Th P cf: T | 17 K. 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