The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 13

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E BEEN RINGIN’ (CE WATER LAST HALF ASHINGTON MAN IS HIGH TRAP LIST) American apah team of ten teurs to be selected to compete Belgium next year will be chosen those having high averages on! ; The of. half of 1919| ~The ing istered targets this year. 1 list for the fir ued by the American Trapshoot- association here, gives the names their per. the leading ten, with Niages, as follows: nk M. ‘Troeh h., 97.44; Ose it, Neb. 97.30: masboro, Ill, 97.0 t, Buffalo, N. eavey, Portland, Or oeh, Portland, Ore. rman, Salt Lake Ci 6; C, B. Adams, Cust, 8. . King, Delta, ee, Worthington, Vancouver, Lansen, Mark 96.19, PLEASE DONT CALL THIS HOTEL A SOINT! THE JONESES WOULDN'T BE HERE IF IT was !! SAY You'vE DEEN LL BRINGIN' ME DONT CONE To ME WIT YouR TROUBLES — GO W To Your FATHER ~ WURRY Now, OUT A DIDNT WANE NO HAMMER Hig ShiEC-eneée~ SLM WIT ME WITH A WAMMER ~~- CRYING = WHAT DID You Do GOT WORK To bo. Ah! That Explains It. YE Gops Boy! 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Arie, LOS AN 8 | Press.) of Jack Dempsey, | Kearns added, I's heavyweight cha j Pion, and Jack Kearns, his mana al hundred fans to see th g to be an sey told newspapermen. “{ wil) meet all comers.” 1d Kearns will leave to: “ral days in the bry city jand retura here later to fill a con tract with « moving picture compan “ON, WHO TO BELIEV “IUs news to me,” Pittsburgh dispatch » |had agreed to meet | “Moran isn’t a card, in my opinion,” | “I feel that way a@ the showing Moran has made with | Carl Morris and some of the others.” | August w Jack | UNLIKE BEVO, BOUTS HAD TERRIBLE KICK SAN FRANCISCO, July 17 | United Press.) knockouts feat ured last night’ z “WUSHY LETTERS === = July 17 (By keep your hair in elation boxing wash it with, Mont., rt show 7 a} m.| Only Received Oil Magnate’s Love Passively t soaps and prepared n too much a alp, makes the bi harmful Muls npoo which Is Pp! aries) jury ta hris Derrick active cham: | ond, Louis Brown en-| Haley in Acquit Girl Who Shot Butte Man SPOKANE, good condition, be careful what you|@™, Who sho to de last night v that the self-defense Leta Lang @f Butte ¢ a quar mpoos|rel in a hotel, was acquitted by Bvidence tenc woman shot THAT MAKES COME ON OUT HERE } Help End the Phone Strike; Send This to Pres. Wilson President Woodrow Wilson Realizing the justice of the demands made by the employes of -the Pacifie Telephone & Telegraph company, I, as a loyal American citizen, attach my signature hereto as a protest against the autocratic attitude presented by said company in failing to ad- just differences with its employes, and urge you to take some steps which wou soon as possible. Name City ... ld relieve the situation as POeeeeee ee eee eee eee ere Ss reeereerre rr Siete etre ere SEATTLE MAN | ~— |SDECORATED ‘Lieut. Tindall Is Awarded | French War Cross “For continuing to advance at the head of his company after being knocked down and severely wounded lin the shoulder by an exploding shell, and for remaining with his company from 3 o'clock in the after- noon of September 29, 1918, until 8 |o’elock the following morning. Dur- ing this time he was under heavy shell fire, but remained until the danger of a counter attack was over | and he was ordered to the rear.” | This was the citation accompany: ing the Croix de Guerre that has |been awarded Lieut, Philip Tindall, former Seattle luwyer, who went overseas with the i6ist infantry, for nal bravery dur: ‘Tindall a | stingrull | awarded him | Lieut. Tin jwith the judge advocate's depart ment, engaged in legal work, |Wild West Rodeo Planned at Camp) Let ‘er buck! Ride ‘em, cowboy! A real. wild and woolly Western ro- deg will be held Sunday, July 27, at | np Iewis by members of the or-} ganizations stationed there. Twenty- five events are on the program, in-} cluding special events confined to offi for enlisted men, Masters, Mates, Pilots, Ask Raise Masters, mates and pilots are de- manding an immediate increase in wages and the betterment of work- ing conditions, and are sending out circulars to their employers demand- ing same. 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