The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1918, Page 13

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pvererr TRUE SAND NOW THEY'RE NOT SATISMED With DNERCHARSING ME CAST YEAR POR TAXES, BUT IS XGAR THEY SOAK ME WORSE THAN Gve a RX DON'T THINK ~ by Beunat's —- YOU DONUT Tum « HERE'S YouR Hat DOWN "To THE BOARD OF TAXATION AND SPIEL THEM WOure WOE TL TWAT MAY GET You SOMETHING j WHEREAS CRYING AROUND HERE WICC Gat You NOTHING BUT Sor oS | dabei ee ed hed Bd How Shall Seattle — ,). Greet Servic Men? ‘How shall Seattle, and the rest of the state, greet the boys who went war? their the Plans for a proper ¢ memortal | This problem is being widely dis vee Se an wee the war guned oy members of the Parents’ | or, "ipod ready to fight. will prob agociation. Councide of Patriotic (O01 RAP abinentbaae tie oom Service, city officials and a dozen ee auxillaries. Because the men are coming who has retired Rome, a few at a time, the problem | 4 1, may of properly welcomin m ix more or less of « puzzle. Some form of planned by the Councils of FP: Service, but a bigger plan is being agitated by many parents of boys in service. It hag been suggested that Seattle held a great Victory week, with the @tire state participating. A pro gam of rejoicing would be worked gt It would probvably include » We review of all great war There would be speeche nina a meetings, ¢ ex Mbite—in fact, there is no limit to fhe program possibilities “Tm in favor of presenting a Beige of honor to each man as he @mee home.” says William F. Biekel, vice president of the Parents’ cree’ “When the boys adjust es to civilian life, and put service uniforms, they should & badge of honor to wear upon | ting is b CLERKS ans. sports, & | | CHRISTMAS —that is to say, real APPLE cider, made from the finest Wenatchee apples. You are cer tain of REAL cider !f you ask for DIAMOND BRAND —the kind that is made of the julce of the apple only, and is therefore delicious and sat intying. Order your cider for CHRISTMAS today Be sure and ask your grocer for DIAMOND BRAND, in No, 6 Kegs or in Handy Clase Containers; and if he cannot supply you, tele “Elliott 1876 and we will see that you are supplied. Western Beverage Co. J. B. POWLES, Manager 821 Western Avenue Diamond Cider Punch 1 qt. DIAMOND BRAND Apple Cider; % cup lemon juice; sugar to taste; ice; and 1 qt. of Apollinaris or Shasta water. | \ Mix cider and lemon Juice. Sweeten to taste | | Strain tnto punch bowl over larve piece of fee. Juat before serving add Apollin- aria or Shasta nt | Whole Co Cilpy Cal Pe Mir TT BY CONDO DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—The Professor P' IF Youve RALLY MADE LP Your m LESSON START FEW 3s DUMMY HOW Nou WORK FUsT { - “ He WA THATS ‘WORRY WALLACE, IND TO TAKE A TODAY You can OY TAKING A SWINGS AT THAT { I WANT To See can E SEATTLE § TAR icks Out WELL, | GUESS lick TWAT y ] THING PROFESSOR | oe BALMY BENNY—What Use Is ) AINT NEVER | PPY UNLESS HES / GOT SUMPIN' To WORRY Apour = / a on, ‘% Sven \ ARE ADOPTED When college athletes fror Pacific coast from w vice th will be given the " athlet nding they had when they left ae! This was the policy adopted at the Pa ‘cast confer- rowing coach | ¢nce at Portiand Sat ranged The fi were ch ington Northwest cc for bask track and wrestling were ar and secretary inference fii acerca a oday’s M arket Report | eat fa ifor Neste — Neans Carrots local. per sack | Moreeradiah— | Lettace—Loen! Local leaf, Cal Austral Lemons Ca! Oranges -Nprels Pears—B. Almonde—Por Tm Brazi! Nats Pilberts—Per Peanuts Per Pecans —"er Springs—Under 2 A .......seeeeee 2 Batter— Local city (Pric Cracked Corn ¥ Ment Whole Bariey Clipped Bartle: Ground Borley eee Corn Serateh Kood Ko Alfalfa 1 fiee! Seraps Fish Meal Calf Meal, Mi Loca Whole Batter, Eggs and Cheese “Country Hay ana Wanh, No dee. VEGETABLES per anck rnin, per it 1, per ™ Cit * per dow. stalks Per %. . fothouse, a 4 per ™ per 60 rr Local, per et per dor. heads 856100 per crate ‘ 50 Han brown, ewt...17 26.00@ 29.00 312.00@ 24.00 Por i. ... f tb. r ne “ie@ “11 1 creamery, the, tn ‘ 66%@ 06 on pald who! tee ee 8300 Wash, 46.000 46.00 ° ewt svceasesves One 0.00 y 60 6.00 100.00 110.00 64.00 (85 , of the There in Being Rich Wh 7 tS 1ox do 9) & Yo ) \ NOW = NO “War Can BE RIGHT. ch 8° STARS COME * FORWARD IN SHIP LEAGUE Duthie's hockey management has already prepared jt# team line-up for the shipyard series. Ine! the players are a number of former stars who played on both sides of the boundary © players include Wrea Ke Kendall, Ran MeDonald, Art Le and several othern stick who have had Pat McDonough long experience in tl was a star of noouver club several seasons f eV hipyards are also preparing ive line-ups In readiness for the ement of the season's y TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 ard, Corner ard and Pike Lanch Counter Harber Shop Seft Drinks Main 2319 Card Tabies PUGET SOUND ' STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION #TRERT patents iachotad cuseale Lee Arrive Seattle Beattio 1260 Micamer Sel Ime, for) € tipm mid- (Townsend, Angeles) daily night land Vietorta datiy | "Does not go thro! exceptite Victoria on trip! Mundayleaving Beattie # \day niente Tarome Direct ~F Gbamn Steamers Tecoma end) i idam 9:00am Indianapolis for Ta-/10 20am 11:00am lcoma direct eri 12 20m 1.00pm lerery tea ber Mel 2:20pm. 2:00pmisingte trip, 936 round! 4:20pm: £:09pm itrip. 1 € 30pm T00pm| | 8:20pm 9:00pm) 110 20pm, dally | 1 datiy for Port) 1 tepm At reet|10-20pm nnecta nt Townsend! dally lwith ral! Hines for all! Ipotnts on Olymptel peninanla t Anacortes and Pellingham “9:60am (Steamer Whatcem! © dam maend Gatly {fer Anacortes and! daily Rellingham. ' Hellingham—Anarortes {0 06pm 8 Kalehan, for! Chopm daily aatiy Anacortes and Nel-! Port Townsent}—Port Angeles and Way Ports 10° 9Oren Str, Bunday'Tow yen Hama, Dune Thurs Ne ruraday trip. ble—Tndlow— Flagler for) 9 16am a@atly **R elon! excent fl er, Townsend! Bunday inday'Tanevtile and Had-! 7:00pm) Nook ' fan Joan Islands Str. City Hood Canal—Camble-Tndiow Steamer Kingston Pagenee Nab! red $100 for MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, Tom's Weak WHATS HE AN ne WORRYIN' ABOUT uded among | handlers | 1918. Points. FASM Pick’ — en You Can Worry This Way? ow 2? 4 : ae pores! | WHY- HAS 3-CUSHION By Augie Kieckhefer FOUILCUSHION NATURA With natural english, hit cue b ow on left mide and cut first ball thin on left side. LARGE NIGHT FOR THE FANS | IS COMING UP; Boxing fans counting on a large evening at Crystal Pool Tues day night when Frank Farmer and Harry Williams, about the best two heavies in these parts, mix in the main event are —— But the fun won't be confined to | the last bout Murty who haa wo ft yy mt ex-| ept Sammy ined a lraw rtland ghtweights | as anybody} wh Hebrew ure bo m al Thes bout as fast on the st | Morris Lux, whose only humilia Uon has been a knockout at the | hands of Jobr McCarthy, will Houck. Houck's stock i h than it was before he elim-! Wiliams three or four former sparring | Leonard, will no | been re received in Tacoma when knoe “l out b Me rthy And last, but not least, the well 1own knight of the ham and eggs, Kattling Bunker, will risk his repu tation in the Arena with Jim Mason, he free and easy pile driver. be a great entertainment, | $3 & $495 BAR i SampleWhoeSnop Second Floorfite] Bldg Second6 Pike Take Elevator FOURTH LESSON ) ) BILLIARDS DEMPSEY IS FAVORITE IN| MONDAY’S GO. BY H. ©, HAMILTON | United Press Correspondent | NEW YORK, Dee. 16 ris is one of Carl Mor the gamest weights who ever stepped into a| ring. Therefore, Jack Dempsey tonight in a uled 20-round bout at New Or leans can be found heavy an excuse for his | He wants to show the boxing world how much more punishment he can stand, Morris and Dempsey have tangled twice since the war In Buf falo one night Morris busted Jack | under the belt. The other meeting was productive cision for the famed Dempsey at the end of four hilarious rounds | Morris is said to be in excellent | of a referee's de. | condition, deeply anxious to " the sports in the South he is not a! So, he believes, or at least | ublic thinking believes, | chipping to keep dr it may whipping each vyweight in turn several time r, he will finally impress W th the obvious fact that here rapper who ‘can command some public confidence in a bout for the Anyway, here is the first heavy weight scrap between the ring ehemoths since the armistice wa y and Levinsky the ren iged one ep that gements favorite in New where. Seattle Ne rth Pacifi and Carbo nado soccer teams fought te a 3-9 draw Sunda In the first period luring which plenty of mud wa ned up by the rs, Carbo cored two their oppon ¢ The Pacifies tied in. the last half, with but a few minutes » play. Frank Kelly, veteran play er, Was one of the Pacific stars, PAMEISSE SS SELELELS SB SEIS SAI IOS >_< INCOME “Tax 2) (WHO, WALLACE 2 ) 7? NPW = WE AINT / > GOT EXOUGH J MONEY TO KEEP A | GOLDFIGH SUPPLIED PAGE 13 BY ALLMAN | LL Made. A NOTE — Your AGGRE SVE WORT | 16 FAIR BUY YouRE Not 60 GOOD ON THE L Sersnaree - I j | somepon\ 4 | KICKED ME: | } WES Jes’ WoRRYIN’ | OVER HOW MUCH “a INCOME Tek HED HANE To PAY, IF , WE DID HAVE | |ainner in the Y. M. C. A Tuesday evening, at which an all-star eleven will be picked. Broadway and Lin SALAD coln players are expected to win the majority of positions. The selec- TULSA, Okla, Dec. 16,—Jim/tions will be made by the players Flynn, of Pueblo, and Billy Miske, | themselves of st. P a dec Members of the j school footha]) teams will ho! g, 9b LE EE EE EERE RES TT fo tote fobs be PY a Us = £ EEE ul, are scheduled to meet cht in a 15-round bout to soccer players de- Skinner & Ee mn. five elty Get it at a Bicycle Store! “The Cycle Store for Service” Nothing will give that boy quite so much enjoyment--the healthful kind, that will build up his muscles, keep him out in the air—and at the same time increase his USE LNESS—as a Bicyele. Our unrivalled Une of Bicycles ineludes: RAMBLER COLUMBIA cLSIOR FREMONT WORLD Prices from $37.50 TO $61.00 (Liberal Terms may be had if desired) We also are Headquarters for the HENDERSON “The Aristocrat of Motorcycles” A full line of bicycle and motorcycle accessories. Excelsior Motorcycle & Bicycle Co., Inc. “The Cycle Store for Service” 301-305 East Pine St. Elliott 997 in x a Practical Gift Suggestions for His or Her Car A set of Gaodyear Cord Tires. Silverbeam Spotlight, each ...... 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