The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 15

BY CONDO. | Nes, SIR, TN THE MANAGER || OF THis LAUNDRY, DO FOR You ¢ ine & I Z ONE “THING ou CAN BO 18 re ened DASCONTINUE Tas SYstem oF CHEWING UP PER! iY GOOD SHIRTS AND Lars ft ENLIST IN THE ARMY AND JOIN THE TANK CORPS IF You WANT To TREAT ‘Em ROUGH If TU fun a | )GE’S LETTER HAS | EM AWFULLY MAD! pip to blame for the blunders) any statement he had made am fact and ventilating facilities Then the board got down to a schools” Peace basis | d Wingor, in a letter! Seattle school girls may be taught > last week, sakl power needlework used in clothing | feetifying them might | factories, in conjunction with other | $150,000. He said the/ schoo! work, it was decided. The| architect was incom: | directors left the suggestion for con M@ that other members of | sideration to a special committee, on pevotag| Ptan Dormitory | Leeal factories complain of a shortage of girls in power needle work. One has offered’ to teach a classe of girls with pay, but the sehool board believes a course should @ut where the responal. | ¢ established in ihe schools feats,” declared Blair, in a iet-| At the same meeting of school ‘at Monday's meeting. | hoard directors, plans for a $27,000 Teputation has been injured, ‘dormitory for the Mercer Island Par mtal school were discussed. Resolutions adopted by the Broad way Parent Teacher association, urg- equal pay for men and women ‘at the board,” insisted Preaj-| board. and will be voted upon when 7 | the new school board ts placed, next He Was I; a hea Director Shorrock. too, de- the ‘Righ time that the school Brkstein. Winsor should make a tha te Jade haa cant renee | WILSON’S DAUGHTER Treaters They ai id wn SINGING TO WOUNDED members. all said Win-| as much to biame as any-| TOUL. France, Dee. 10.—Mine Mar. were made. garet Wilson, daughter of the presi: | ‘er? refused to! dent of the United States, sang to the other mem- | 7,000 wounded soldiers at an armnis eonferences, ignoring him, | tice celebration in a base hospital at) that he could “prove | Toul. THI TE APM HE AIRE ORPHEEY REL PHONES VAUDEVILLE Here is an appealing fund of dramatic and i musical entertainment. The worth of the program | makes m wins to get seats early. ‘f| Hobart Bosworth (HIMSELF) IN “THE SEA WOLF”’—By JACK LONDON DOINGS BoY- ‘You L0oK Me UP NEXT SPRING AND (LL SEE WHAT I Cad “Local Sailor Who Boxes Californ Harry Anderson Since joining the service out at the naval training station, Harry Ander son, former lightweight champion of Canada, has taken on weight and developed a kick to his punches. Anderson is scheduled to meet Johnny McCarthy, the California welterweight, in the n n event of Austin & Salt's smoker at the Crys tal Pool, Tuesday night ot larry— —Grace ELLSWORTH Smiling Smattering of Song and Dance Bert Fitzgibbon : THE ORIGINAL DAFFYDILL “SOMEWHERE ft IN FRANCE” An Episode of the Trenches | Bm pArchie— FALLS —Gertie} Jack— DEMARCO —Kitty i “A Few Hard Knocks” “Garden of Recreation” Courtney Sisters Features of Many Musical Successes ec5re 606 8 8 | } Posen ALLIED WAR REVIEW TRAVEL WEEKLY ] TWICE DAILY—2:30—8:15 | | NIGHTS MATINEES | ™ 1c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1. | 10c, 25¢, 50c There Is a Matinee Every Day. JOIN THE AFTERNOON CROWDS sn 3 | teed, and our bus jis ye Brown Dental . Offices i%, 106 COLUMBIA 106 Seattle's Leading Dentists Established in 1891 These offices ha ed their good reputation dentists doing by the | what they say they will do. Our work is guar enn is referred to \ tinfied ng r guarantee that our work will of the Jest, and satisfactory to you EDWIN J. BROWN Owner and Manager Brown Dental Offices 106 Columbia St. ONE GOWN OF BURGUNDY WoRUMBO CLOTH ‘TRIMMED 1 “TAUPE Fox - $2502 MAR GALLOP ~ (HARRY ANDERSON IS >» “READY FOR M’CARTHY THE SEATTLE OF THE DUFFS—We Thought It Was a Bicycle Suit, Olivia. " GOWN - WHAT. “To Do, SEE You CAN SPeN MUCH OBLIGED | Johnny McCarthy, the terrible motorman from the Golden Gate who has been winning his fights in the first and second rounds with one of his good right hand, meeta Harry wallop of his 1 right hand, meets Harry Anders local #aiior, In the main event of the smoker to be stag: ed at the Crystal Pool Wednesday The hitting prowess of the litue Californian is a matter of ring his jtory along the Coast, and his fame as a knockout artist has penetrated }the East. A sbort, straight right straight for the jaw is McCarthy's) favorite punch, and it has proved a winner for him | Harry Anderson is one of the beat boys in the ring in the Northwest at the present time. Since foining the naval service out at the training sta tion he has Improved his boxing and hitting powers wonderfully. Ander son in clever and many of his fol lowers are even banking on him to |win from the visitor. | McCarthy has been handicapped ‘by the lack of #parring partners. He |has been unable to find any one to | work out with while he has been in | VEGETABLES per sack nia, per Mh Local, per eack Local. per Colery—Local, per dow stalks ait local, sack, § dos. . Cacembers Hothoure, dor . Fe a. ' Local, Lettace 1 | Sawa te Oniene— | Cal Austratian brown, Peanet Hotter.Per . .. 1, bell, per tb owt Netted Geme Aiweet, per ™ Pumpkine—. Waan., per Radiahes—-Local, doz, hunches Turnipe—Local, per wack .... ruuiTs Almende—Posr_ T. Hraril Nate—Per th. Filberte. f Peanate . 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Gillug is a Sait Lake boy He haw fought Frank Barrieu and | other good boys of the Weat. hung up & cleangut victory over Steve Reynolds at Everett recently Brown has a knockout record of | note in California, stowing away Rofus Willams and Young Jack Johnson Ed Denny will box Jim Rore, of Camp Lewis, in one of the prelim inaries, Denny hax shown well in his bouts here and shows promise of developing into a good ring man with more experience. F good boxer, according to reports from the camp. Phil Richardson boxes Paddy Ryan of Bremerton, and Mickey turns and Lackey Morrow tangle on the other bout of the card TODAY’S MARKET REPORT | Minnesota sGhayie Logl (aprouting) ‘ | PEACE MAKERS MAY AID CHINA (Special to The Star by N. E. A) | VEKIN, Dec. 10—Appeal for An glo-Saxon leadership in straighten: | ing out the tangle in China'’s tn- ternal affairs before the peace con. ference may be made. | Whether England or would at this time step in as an in- termediary remains to be seen. 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