The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 17

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919. PAGE 17 a DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Eleventh Hour Strategy. —By ALLMAN . . paldings Line Up Fast | | Witeve, | ThovenT You were HELLO, HARRY? Say Y Nov car Mave tT Hun? Thar’s WELL, Thanks HAReY, OLD Team for the Star Cage Ce eet amity es Tis 1S WILBUR - Mae | 200 BAD OLD MAN = SAY, HARRY Wad- ft Se Ricns a1 SOME? come Te HO BiG Dance WHAT SIZE SHIRT Do You overe AMO Ger rr! League; Eight Teams in STi enoece ’ § 4 9 More Teams Needed in Star Basketball League; Any Team Can Join; Here’s Instructions; Rennie Busy Basketball squads entered in The Star league want to keep i keen eve out for the Spalding team. During the past few rs, Otto Hoagland, manager of the sport store squad,| been slow, like a 20th century limited, in lining up his for the coming race in The Star's circuit. | louie La Fray and George La Fray, forwards; Neal Day,| ter; Hoagland and Johnny Overton, guards. That's the y the Spalding team will line up during the coming year. me quartet, with the exception of Day,*played together at roadway a few seasons ago. The La Fray brothers are two the best cage men ever turned out in the prep hoop circuit. | Cl ww: | j | } Wloagland and Overton are two |sturdy guards, and those fans who d saw Day in action at center for Lin ee er an Jeoln high school a few years ago, know what the big,fellow can do on Flynn Ready 1 Wetsioten tee saeidl dhs. glen est teams im the lea ) >) q ‘he = = : WEDLOCKED ; j MT Rennie Busy, Too i il} | : WELL: | DON'T KNOw }/// I |) ? A ; for Pool Go Wes Rennie, captain®ot the Unt AWE ! | | HOW YourDID IT.ALL | Hh Hi | MAN'S JOB! TRUNK - SOU'RE wee versity Community five, is also busy f any y ALONE You USUALLY Hae! on gic ol H : He has “Prof” Leaf, former church he WAKE ME DO THAT pee ee A't You 7 i wers to Be Given Medals icacie iuminary, and Dave Lows ’ : : UTTLE JOB-AN’ BELIEVE(! y / $0 Boys Won't Stall; playfield star, and himself, for a y Me ITS A MAN'S JOB nu nnie played with the “Y¥ 7 } Smoker for Boys nat your Tramp" Murphy, of the Univer ” sity of Washington, a guard, and ° at the © * - While tho smoker at the Crystal); joya Chase, a forward with Frank Wednesday ix being bille &/\lin a few seasons back, form the for the Seattle Boys’ club e Phoenix Mutual Life Druximan of the’ E who | insur y- Murphy has a Deiging the show, wants It to be|COUDle of other stars lined up, but Soy that the boxers are to be|/#M't ready to announce them yet. | medals and that the boys'are “Doe” Wells, down at the Y. M. C.| ive their best. A., hasn't been slow by any means.| ee ner He has “Doc” Powers, star forward:| Witte Keeler, the big battler, who! wioas a center from beck Fast and| > apn pentane oe Sty er ae Swanson, a guard, as a mould for the | @etwo order, will mee pre squad. | r. vapecny Sede Sear The rest of the teams In the league! rou Sand oe Fob aon ‘yReS are keeping their lineups more or} speeeremee tm ection Bere less secret Keeler is a big fellow and a lot of around this burg who follow Bight Teams Enter ringside sport for a pastime are) Eight entered in pning to ask « e|The Star's " They are the! 2 ee history Knights ef Columb Soldiers’ and | , val fa 5 , > +A + : . ms . performed lke an exyerienced Sailors’ club, Co. B. Third Washing || FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS eo Demht if Me Stork Will Reroanian Tanalena iuitier In his two starts here ton Infantry; University Community Flynn is too well known to need five; Piper & Taft, Spaidings, Y. M wuar's Thar WHY, DON'T BE AFRAID er introduction He has fought|C. A. and Phoenix Mutual Life In TAGALONG = THAT is A SToR. Decause he wouldn't be “ BRINGS AL THE LITTLE Mle if he had b id stuff, But |pplt C this CUILDREN we You WERE BROVEHT BY THE ys he'll battle. mail Reve Reynolds, another fireman pyweight, meets Jack Smith feliow from Salt Lake City. This‘ be the first appearance of Smith © Gloca! ring. Reynolds hasn't been *hedu fing much lately = “ Bert Forbes. and Eddie Jackson |! not come from any «pecial f ‘up in one of the other bouts. | TP Only rules are that players must leckson is a hard hitting boy with a |P° Fesistered @ week before the first lak in his right mitt, while Forbes |#"™*. and that no players ma i iewe caves WE kes tee | Added or traded after the se Bidie Papke, who won his first| £2me- The teams are limit here by the K. 0. route at the|"*" club when he stowed away McFarland, will meet Osear n. loca! lightweight. tm the mec TWO FUGITIV § bout. One other bout completes | c _ ARRESTED HERE WINGS STAMPS MAKE SENSIBLE They will Be Returned to CHRISTMAS GIFT Walla Wall Speak: of useful gif er covings stames end trenaury ertificates: Christmas 7 - are wonteatnd Dy the United |one for fugitive convictx from thel] “TT E> DOWN AN" Hows THAT) ( ARE YOU SURE- NO TAM, HES] [ BUT Look THATS TH BLUE , tpeomrreel dohor, it fe an-|..TW of them who escaped trom|]) PiciKg OUT A NICE BIRD For IT ISNT A FRESH KILLED! How BLUE BLOOD IN Hitt. TAN } Walla Waila on November 15 are in swunced. / co! ST s s! HE WAS A VERY h may purchase war saving®! the city jail Tuesday, awaiting trans j|| FRESH TURKEY LD ORAGE WE} ‘ famps affixed fea a} . Sapo sized ve certisentes ‘ert | Bortation back to thelr former place|| | Foe “Ty sees ARISTOCRATIC BIRD Bp are to be siven, provided the| err” Pope, 26, was arrested in|] | GIVING! MR3 of that person of the 1919) eons of Pp ac ont of Pantages theatre, Third A ieties will not thereby be brought in| ave and University st. early Mom SONES fetes of the lawful limit of $1:009}aay night, by Detective Ernest Yoris. || | 4 BEAUTY! Maturity value | Yoris, by the merest ch: », recog P Tbe intending giver ts cautioned, | nized Pope, and after a short strug lewever, that war savings certifi |ale. arrested btm. Pope recognized atts are not transferable and that @/ Yoris as the man who had arrested @ftificate issued in the name of one | him on two previous occasions, and} von can not be transferred to an-| showed considerable fight. He is Wer as a gift | said to be a parole violator from the Oregon state penitentiary sicxs Oscar Thompson, 22, the second] man to be captured, was picked up near Kirkland by C. D. Mackinroe. tent Y guard The 101 did Wintly displaying “No Profiteering ce Selene, oe show fight notices in their shops. Thompson was sent to Walla Walla ong = c — last J. vary, afte he had ae BEUGEIMEINTS | cares cuscesstel cccages tran tee Monroe reformatory, where he had PANTAGES heen sont to serve from four to 28 Mats, 2120 Nights, 7 and © years. NOW PLAYIN 1S5 Ohare tagescope. seo. | . ENTILATED ROADS CAUSE NO KNIT MY Own TRACKS, HOP General Lacan j | } \ Seaeron al 07 JeET LFE~-~ OVER "EM, FOLD'EM UP fal | WET MY SPIDER AUTO, STICK 'EM IN TH’ POCKET OF TW CYLINDER TACKET ie eligible irm. L¥ eB Monday night proved a disastrous In some parts @ West London tradesmen are prom = HEM HEM: | cao | jLimited Number of Work-| AL AND FANNY STE | Begsrotab le men Return to Plants and Snoozer; Beginning of _ World; 1 Hunters, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.—With TWICE DAILY: 2:30-5:15. jboth sides in the shipyard contro-| —__——— | versy standing pat, bay district ship- | yards are operating today with a lim- OPOLITAN J) ited number of workmen Thin Week The California Metal ‘Trades’ asso-| nksgiving, Sat. caition, thru Fred C. Metcalf, secre tary, stated that 5,230 workmen re-| turned to the plants yesterday Union officiala claimed that only] ates y it Wilson, in spite of all] being looked ov ine eaten ot te sie tay ase LYZO Hopefuls Training go he a plants. information to the contrary state's rights” figuring as an issue , has not yet made up his mind with | Large groups of union men who T ° V ] B ° |< . ed at the va y h b regard to making a third term effort.|'This might come about in connec- ean pene yards when eir erbda atterlie With the treaty out of the way, there| tion with enforcement of prohibition | work ceased at 5 o'clock yesterday Painless Dentistry BY THE USE of our improved methods we extract teeth . + Saiioal . sale oy »|i8 little doubt that, in view of his| Rt Island has not ratified the| absolutely without pain, This is a most welcome feature were dispersed by the police. No vi volt re beh sf ga ‘ Sena Gar ame oe eee | ilineaa and his weariness of public| constitutional amendment, and, ac-| to all who are sensitive about their teeth. No charge for ex- |olence was attempted. nited Press pondent | Holshevism, an | life, he would be willing to step aside| cording to her representatives here, | traction where other work is ordered. erard | Union men still have nine days in| WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 25.—|hi# fight on a platform promising | “OLES THANKSGIVE n participate actively in| intends to resist enforcement on the | cation of » “red” me and not ¢ I a ‘ Rights (sunday), ie: Mata, (ex- || Which they may decide to return to| Republicans ® and democrats today | *dication of the “red” m the campaign. But if the treaty teteround that the federal government ID YOU EVER stop to think how little it will cost you to bt Mondays) |work, ‘The employers will then bring|jezan actively organizing for the Mahon Lange's expressed erilling be the issue the president may|has no right to interfere in such a have your teeth put in first-class condition? Come in and Beh undays). » }|in men from other parts of the coun-)nusiness of electing a president of | N** to go to the country with the} io ne iit Mall’ Ute Bitte a the| matter, } have your mouth examined, This will cost you nothing. We _ y hav 1 sip sicsiege ore A ¥ reace tree saue, made it 1 duty either to head the} ma 5 mou - u try, they have announced the United States in 1920 See ne ena ential aa.|ticket which supports ratification or| Many cltles are bidding for the re cater especially to union men and their families, | Jeaders w on the ground, ar) tiations himself take a+ prominent in naming | publi natic convention, They Sl actins eaiies an deen ie sia THEATRE SAYS ITALY TURMOIL ne a : » demo-' " genator Harding, Ohio, also a can-| that leader and fighting for his elec: | Includ 50, As the day we Keep open from 0 Yelock atic ational co * . lp a CS . pee Jeratic and r tonal COM! wae nas not yet announced his| tion. ., bury : is City, evenings, and 10 0 p.m PLAYERS MIGHT INVOLVE WORLD ™'*tee# be i feds . conception of what the principal! W. G. McAdoo was seen today as | Milwauk Paul apd Minne | ‘ ber 10, respectively, to pick conven : sad tp a bidder for labor support if he be-|apolis aembi For the demo. Migtn at Pine piNott 2826. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 25.—| tion cities si bed otal ph tla m the tO Eee aie dey view of his| cratic convention, Baltimore, Chica- w |\War which might involve all B > Oded major parties w ne. m a e 0 in AU angi Mg 31 sui o| - Brin and threaten the peace of the| q..7th# awent# representing the can-) genator Johnson of California is| telegram to Fuel Administrator Gar-| ; indianapolia. sad St, Louis are} Dt tr WALK-OFFS” oe nau caine reper didates were also beginning to @p-| understood to be planning his race| field, vi usly supporting among those bidding. Nights, Ste to zee Me world, Ww resu i jabriele pear, armed with much literature.| 4, 9 “straight American” platform. | miners’ w Jemands and opp Politicians are looking to South hay ee. ioe - Loti _ Announcements of new candidacies |" "going of the candidates who loom | the idea of letting the public pay the| Dak pring out the first his at) fs ae ee zing a were expected “to come thick and highest, such as Governor Low jen | in se But McAdoo has not|e of candidates. é whole of Jalmatia bd 8. fast from the G, O. P. ranks within! 5¢ tinois and General Wood, have| avowed his intentions, and the other nuary 1 is the last day on which PALA( _E Ii TP ore teh, minister representing the'a few days, but the democrats were} not entered the battle of presa| democratic possibilities, including! contenders in that state may file 5 . ‘ bs, Croats and Slovenes, predict-| holding back ‘ | | Governah RGG-AAE chell Paim.| their declarations, The first prest © Continuous Dally, 1 to 11 GA tokiy Se 8h fakeriiow [Doane Ben agents here as yet, the inference be-| Governor Cox and A. Mitchell Palm hover hath ad ; Many “Platforms” ing they are holding back until the|er, are keeping very qulet 1 etn, iy a ae BETTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY LE The boll weevil, in two years, has!) ‘There were many ideas as to what | *!tuation Is @ little more clarified. =| ~ W. J. Bryan Again? _ on sie 305% Pike ‘Street Over The Ow! Drug Store reduced the production of Sea Island the issue would be. Miles Poindex-| Third Term Talk W. J. Bryan, altho he has said he| A game of cards is said to have | 2 Cor. Third Phone Main 1691 lcotton from an annua 90,000 bales to about 2 of ter, senator from Washington and| As for the democrats, the fact that| has more political ambitions, to | suggested the system of life insur-| 000 bales, | one of the first republican aspirants none has come out for the candidacy frequently brought into the situation ance now so universal,