The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1918, Page 15

COME WILBUR, | GdT YouR. DINNER PARLN FoR YoU SO TWAT You CAN GET AWAY IF You WANT “Io- ) AND ReaD MY CoRRE~ || SPONDENCE OVER WHILE OTHERS WAIT FOR M6 TO VSET OUT OF THS luay —_— Poland Demands Germans Get Out PARIS, Dec. 5.—-The Polish gov qrament several days ago addressed wa witimatum to the German govern mm, demanding the immediate KING NICHOLAS ISN'T WORRIED qmemation of Polish territory occu! BY WM. PHI see pied by G an troops. nited Press St Correspondent) — e i il PARIS, Dec King Nicholas of Monte: », does not believe reports . C7 i that the Montenegrin national coun: | {Y "RU eit has decided to depese him and | 400 a unite Mont © with Serbia, under the rule of King Peter. | In an interview with the United Press today, he said “I have no confirmation of the re ported action of the national couneti, WILDERMAN EXPLAINS Roxy Wiiderman, formerly pride the Butchers’ union, who myster jously failed to show up for his bout with Jim Mason Tuesday, is now In Salmon] FRESH FROM THE OCEAN May Be Sent Back East | ini i io not consider the report] Sreotsnen secerding 09 @ letter re | ro the butche ttler b: to the Home Folks for | *"ou" late Te see Stlaed 2 “1 believe the Montenegrin people do not desire me to go. 1 am per * be > my feectiy willing to abide by the de rnoon, and took cision of my people, but they must) Yt first be put in a position where AMEN! they their will freely As » wise brother once said: A hele, a Fh oe ee I do not think this ie actually the) “Speed and no delay hath saved = case at present many a mortal’s life.” (cage dain bl 8. “The rulers of Montenegro have In boarding a train, frin- qgress 5 ‘ always listened to the voice of their) Stance. $2.25 people, and they will continue to do #0, confident that everything will There fish are carefully packed || Come out all right.” reiced daily en route and J/ r cep TO REACH |! [NATION in good condi can speak CALLS OFF BOUT Bob Harper, scheduled to fight Harold Jones, Tacoma lightweight, ‘Thursday night, called off the fight after the Jones Maird bout had been Holland Expects . recorded. Druximan, Harper's man a Demand for Bill (err. tint ho had two hard ¥ THE HAGUE, Dec. 5—Duteh of-| fights within the week. So did | 7th S. lmon Co ficial# expect the entente ministers os, who fought Tucker in Ta i le || here soon to make a joint demand) coma Thureday, and Baird here, j 541 Seaboard Bidg., for an explanation of the sojourn of | Tuesday hand Pike. Phone Main 5874. | the former kaiser and crown prince « in Holland. | CONGRATULATIONS = — Dan Sait and Lonnie Austin, local | ficht promoters, have rece let ter of thanks fi the t committee for the part they played in staging the big boxing show dur ing the U. W. W. week arly $3,000 wan turned over to the fund @ renult of the SHAFER BROS.—Seattle's Largest Clothiers This Is One Store That Has Never Believed aa bouts, KRUVOSKY COMING NORTH Knockout Kruvosky, who won the | light-heavyweight title of the coast e e m P rofiteering toon wil make the, trtp North. In January to battle Mick King here. Having made our purchases of ‘Merchandise before the war final Wy forced up prices in the whole ‘mile, jobbing and manufacturing “Seattle's Larg ‘tt Clothiers” stand in a position as pur- ot Men's and Boys’ As a result, our prices today in cases are lower KING TO MEET BURNS Mick King will journey to Van- couver, on the day after Christma: i to take on Tommy Burns, former world’s champion heavyweight, and | more recently of the Canadian army, lin a six-round bout. It will be the main event of a card to be staged for the-benefit of returned soldiers wounded in France. the asked by manufacturers. MIKE ‘TE 18 FOUND — Mike Pete, who has just recovered ey from an operation, is going to make SOME TIMELY a try for a comeback. He showed OFFERING up at Austin & Salt'’s gymnasium ss sade Wednesday, and says he is going to M. , work out in a few days des TRAGEDY The winner of the F Overcoats Good values, good woolens— the finest tailoring and all the Tatest. stripes and patterns will be found in our immense line of OVERCOATS at these prices: Seattle football game Saturday will finish ahead of Queen Anno in the | gy, Lette Loe city football race. Circumstances are surely rough on the Hill boys. TEAMS IN SHAPE Lincoln and Broadway are round Ing into shape for their champion Saturday Night practice sessions have been in with both OREGON WOOLEN MILLS k, according € Hard- Went THE SE \ DONT KNOW WHETHER THIS WILL INTEREST YOU OR NOT BROTHER, BUT DO YOU SEE THAT FELLA the Biro. ATTI STA R | HELEN, Yovae A PRACH~ (LL Now GHow You Ly wim THURSDAY, DECEMBER g a agouT \ BY LEO H. LASSEN The lid will be clamped down on football season dway-Lincoln here melee turd in Local Sports with the ay Local sport fans are turning their at tentic sprini YM pr Univ start held M. C m to i « rolls around agar Un CA ne ersity men were practice last week, up by multary orders A. candidates staged ernity or wetivities but un The sir ital turnout early in the week Because forced to end seve the football nud Washington, d jocal high schools are for the basketball season, scheduled to were ¥. in seanon was al weeks behind the usual schedule by the Mu shut down, high school quintets will not swing into action unil after the holi ‘ Duector days, AG The Y MC ording to Atblet < ton. Leugue Basketball A. Junior Basketball league is scheduled to start its eea son Thursday night, with the Seattle Roya’ sh wd the “Y the openi ig tilt Ch ning lengn urcu league off on organizing a and outside towns, fale om dorm: ory re euch in pian basketball an Orillia and O'Brien, are reported to he re tions y to turn out neal shipyards fagt aggroma have fast combinations in the field that threat en trouble to other quinetes seeking city wh has ¢ ar military honors. th the coming of perce, boxing me forward with a jump. due ubtedly authorities at tle ri to the sanction of the Deg fans are due to see come great fistic battles In the oming months if Aus Un 4nd Salt's predictions come true. Joh —6) Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fer Vegetables cad Freit o—_— McCarthy Here MeCorthy, the famous Cal BY CONDO. | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—It’s Hard for Wilbur to Get Back to Civilian Life. A REAL ARMY Apperrre! || ove A NAPKIN WHY THATS LUKE - RUBBERKNEE ~ TH’ WORLDS GREATEST ALL AROUND ATHLETE - Youve HEARD OF \ im, Hain You 2 ;Mornian, wil take on Harry Ander son, local nailor, in what should be ft the big ring treats of the year next Tuesday Knockout Kruvonky, the ¢ Zate artist, will make an invasion of the N in January, to defend his title aguinat Mick King, While this part of t mctry, he n be signed tor Prank Farmer, the den Kapowsin k r, whom he beat last September. Farner ix reported to be anxious for another chance to box the Californian Vancouver will be the scene of a boxing show to be staged for the ben efit of wounded soldiers returning from France, Mick King will take | on Tommy Burns in the main event; of the card show has bern net! for December | Jee Gane Assad Tce hockey will get under way here on w Year's day. Senttle Vancouver ind Victoria will make up the professional circuit. Several hockey stars now In the East are re ported to be on their way to the West const Local shipyards are to organize on amateur league, Ames’, Duthie's, Se attle North Pacific and Skinner & Wddy's yards are expected to enter teame The City and Commercial Rowling ler way, and hot expected before the 4 er polo and handball There is a rd tournament local parlors and that water polo teacns will be or ganized by the Y. M. C. A., Elks club and the Crystal Pool. Handball is going oper bi the Y. M. C, A. and in other club gymnasiums. noth ta boards TODAY’S MARKET REPORT VEGETABLES per mack cee LT8@2.00 rain, per tb 1 Carrots —[oenl, per sack Vio@17s Cabbage—Loval. per Oia 0 Celery Local, per doz. rtaiks @12 Cora—Sweet, local, sack. § dow. : ‘ “s L7s@ 60 ¥ Bweet, per tb es Pumpkins ©. Wash., p er enat:_etenllent agontity, coset: to reports from the training camps. Re men. 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Anderson has been coming with a | dale's park | The announcement was given out rush during the past few weeks, and| Both coaches running their|after Johnson bad reecived word High school gridiron fans are on | } baseball to be are many of the Seattle fans who saw) men thru final practice sessions to|from Gen, March, chief of staff, in him work against Joe Miller, of be in the best of condition for the | which the general stated that he saw Camp Lewis, are backing him to win | Utular battle no reason for baseball not being re om Aitho Lincoln has been’hard hit| sumed next season, for soldiers in The t the nav ta. by the loss of men, the new U. 8. service camps are being mus thor one of the prin » whowing up well, according to | tered out as fast as possible. cipal reasons for Anderson's re reports from the Green Lake camp.| Ty Cobb, Grover Alexander, Benny juvenation. 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