The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 13

By CONDO! WELL, THEN - YouD BETTER STAY HOME "0 UKE To GO OVER TO GREENS WITH YOU, ANNIE BUT Ive GoT A FIERCE HEADACHE CAN “You Beat (tz WEDLOCKED— Missed It 3S THE THIRD TIME TONIGar You'v® HAD FOUR ANP It COOKS QUEER TO Me!!! MATTER WITH ? 'T- IT sures Good WAUY AS dditional Sport News, rd Track Men |Solons Will Meet md U.S.C.to Meet) Chain-Gang Squad § ANGELES, Cal. March 27.— SACRAMENTO, Cal, Mareh M university's track team will The Sacramento Senators will cross Southland Saturday, try. bats with the Folsom prison team with the University tomorrow. The Folsom crowd is a California at Bovard fast aggregation. A week ago it lost to a local semi-professional nine in| the tenth inning, 1 to 0. | Yanks ‘and Dodgers to Meet Saturday) JACKSONVILLE, Pla, March g7 The Yankees mect Brooklyn Satur day in @ practice game, and Man. | ager Huggins is working his men| ~ briskly In preparation for it. So far received Inst night by 'H. Bruce, of the U. 8. © the Cardinals could not before Friday, and it Meceasary to cancel the Meet with Pomona college Speaker Takes “A STEEP CLIFF WILL STOP OTTO AUTO"~ Hi } First Workout WO ORLEANS, La., March 27.) ker, star outfielder, to- his 1919 Indian uniform. fears that be was a Altho Tris bas not yet for his season's piay, he bis name on the dotted line when President Dunn and y arrive here. E CATCHERS FIGHT bs the work has been principally bob. bing flies, Huggins was figuring on a regular game. SACRAMENTO, Cal., March 27. The Sacramento Senators will cross bats with the: Foleon prison team to- morrow. The Folsom crowd is 4 fast aggregation. A week axo it lost to a local semi-professional nine in the tenth inning, 1 to 0, LO8 ANGELES, March 27—Stan | ford university's track team will in if QUEEN ANNE'S MELINKOFF IS PREPARING FOR ALUMNI MEET FOUNDIN SOUTH 91ST WELCOME Join in Assembly With the Russian Disappeared From Second Avenue to Be a Riot Student Body | Seattle February 28 | of Colors sins | i y¥ Queen Anne high school's fired! Paul Metinkoff, sought by govern | Preparations are under way Thurs Jalumni meeting took place Wednes- | Sient agents and Seattle police for | day to make th alleged revolutionary activities, has |(“Wild West") division surpass any |SAYS TRAINING WILL BE DEMOCRATIC MOVE H. H. Sheets, secretary of the Na tonal Association for Military Train-| ing, presented a discussion of the proposed universal military bill at the Jumble Shop Wednesday. He affirmed that universal military jtralning wae a democratic measure, in that it would affect every class of society and every home. He spoke of the necessary support which must nl 4 BENDE! reception of the Sist/be given this bill, in order to pre-|(Cnited Press Staff Correspondent) | sent it to congress as a system of | are left in Washington. Private ad- | | today from members of the Ameri | “RED” INVASION = ss-5% sso | moving along faster than appears on pea | the surtace.” jAuthorities May Take Stes THs WILL ASTO to Meet Bolshevik Menace SEATTLE ‘The quick action of simple hazel, hydrastis, camphor, ¢té» 4s March, 27.—A| Mixed in Lavoptik eye — ut BY ROBERT RK | WASHINGTO: when the alumni members 8d | i040 arrested in Ban Francisco and past demonstration of its nature in| preparedness which has been 4p | food offensive in territories threat- surprise Seattle people. be WITH BROWNS | vase the Southland Saturday, trying | day, FONIO, Tex. March 27. conclusions with the University of |}. staff of the St, Louis Southern California, at Bovard field. is losing sleep, wonder- Word received last night by Man Of the three will draw the 2#e¢ Henry Bruce, of the U. 8. C.! when Hank Severoid re ‘2m, was that the Cardinals coutd | Burke already has ot come south before Friday, and it that he will carry but had been necessary to cance! the pro- “ and Severoid has Posed meet with Pomona college. ore berth. Josh Bill rt and Ernie Ba! for the two open- | student body met at an assembly | turned over to immigration author!- with weak, strained eyes was | tes, according to word received there, He disappeared from here | February 28, while detectives were | searching for him. tps! Seattle. These are simultaneous! proved by the people at large t with efforts to bave the entire divi ~ ~~ |@ned by Bolshevism will be one of| by @ single application. Her : sion routed from New York to Seat LL GO TO WASHINGTON | the first steps taken by inter-allied | could hardly sew or read because 6f |tle intact Col. J. B. Cavanaugh, recently re-| authorities to meet the red menace,'¢¥¢ pains. In one week she, ues I* oft were being turned from France, where he was! was benefited. We guarantes & | Learning. that efforts ing | according to officials here. Nn bottle of. Lawentie an Melinkoff, who wore a flowing | made to have portions of the division |1® charge of the 18th engineers, will | Ee nave shown, it ean eae pd P black tie, hormrimmed glates, and| poured south to San Francisco, Los ave Beattie Friday, on his way to es ee eee ee "| ANY CASE weak, strained of im looked the part of the typical in-| Angeles and Portland, and that these | Washington, D. C. where instruc ed, that when President Wilson ca-|flamed eyes. Aluminum eye tellectual revolutionist, was associ: | cities were preparing to receive them, | on" are awaiting him for his fu [Died congress the $100,000,000 food FREE. Swift Drug Co. and | | bill must pass if Bolshevism was to | druggists. ated with Leon Green, who disap! irrank Gates, chairman of the sol. ture duties = red during the general «trike, He , ‘ors’ ” — nnn nnn (be checked, he correctly sensed the | fe eaid to Have delivered revolution: |te""eicetashed Senator Miles, Poin FOR EXCESSIVE |situation. While delays in food ship-| FOR ACUTE ACHES OF THE ary lectures in Russian here, and to! dexter and Secretary of War Baker ments have resulted, there ie yet | Sortate oe = Sr, Anes reste have been 4 former member of the|)* ar initial step to have the com. U RI ime, if proper cowperation can be powders jn ti | cured, to feed countries endanger- Use THE WILLIAMS TREAT- , MENT éaliea by Principal Luther. Representatives of every class since the school started in 1910 were, pres- ent, and several were called on to talk to the pupils Tieut. Morris, twho has seen much service in France, gave a talk of his soldier life and on the Y. M. ©. A, Ked Cross, Salvation Army and other or. ganization war work. Geo. 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