The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 13

ant NESI UNE 11, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR - PAGE 13 ist Entries Kennedy Given Kansas University Proud Thurston Is Star Junior Baseball League 1S UP & Star Net Fine Chance to of Its Greatest Athlete’ Sensation in Tangle Straightened Tuesday $20,000 jn otal Make Big Team Lin te snc ret Abi enbrace. non ah he Fear American pani l tacos ca ccaeonll a cae Hil 1 ‘oon tye | COIN ON SOLONS Meet Today Msi. ais might wo pareoe os ok My cat cs| CTSA: 2a One ot alte gt bat en pete ane ace 4 et syst of yed the last three PERMIT GAMBLING )ME.—-Limited gambling will be d runs per game nth in thig respedt. H wn the list in giving ba ¢ 38, only hit one batter a! n't make a single wild |r ner, Thurston fs an ex-|t ¥ pees Fo oe be hao John I ye Berne. Pe iv DON'T MIND IF L MOM, DEAR - WHAT pt, Merrit w MINO i > - ae : vattlindoaa! - . pee cae Se OW oomenty DO, Jim ~ L was IS THE MATTER? NAA. MESS = } c mu g ‘ aph ee | TO GET EN WITH A YARN | iy mi ara i ‘ 1 E Bl velba = - > To SQUARE MATTERS UP . , Game orpoxer | [il tay tennis En ry an Bur MOM FOUND IT OUT — BUT 1 CAN Go Teed fate the events marked with X in The Star Woodland park . - 4 . peag. Heddy waret E r singles... Men's doubles gt (Name partner) | . pecan’s singles... « Women's doudies | (Name Partner) i ig (Name partner) Junior boys’ singles ‘ Name Address DUM Gi i hi.nt-r 65a cpa sonckivsbessdacstep eee Bires will be accepted at The Star, Spaiding’s or Piper & Taft's. [prise clore June 9 5 - | VERETT TRUE BY CONDO) ‘BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES They Forgot About Boots BY MARTIN ai MR, TRUS, Neer > \\ine. J. BURD INKINGTON. | = T , Binds | . 007 1M GOING —— 2 ? ey He 1S ONS Om SKE Oh Wile culaven | tore !om.pappy li] ( WHat VRELEVE fla | MELON ON’ REN. f 1 KIO LETS ALL TAKE THE, Hal our Literary = [Rts x Ma\~ Now THAT YOUVE | BACK HOME on || 00. T0O ~My Pret al Perey ; , | CAR AND GO “TOURING” THIS eh MY cicets -- \ 8 ; GOT THREE MONTHS | | ScHOOL. CLoseD — [| BBCU I Go , SUMMER Hl! Ake ; , VACATION ? BY WILLIAMS | ee ar : HOLD “ER NEWT, ScHooL “4 eo B CAS SHES AREARIN® ——— ~ PHILLIPS we. 1308 SECOND AVENUE 2 OLD MAN ROBBINS RECEIVED A LETTER FRO™ i ; TRwillaas HIS SON EGBERT WHO HAS BEEN OW HH AWAY FROM HOME EIGHTEEN YEAR WHEN IT ISNT HARD TO SAY GOODBYE. i | Se oe Sa OU, MISSUS _ OF DISCONTINUED LINES ee : |) waa see AY NoTIER- 4 DIDNT KNOW THAT eA : L$ Set 7\\ SWE DUZINT LET ME i “ir opportunity to get a real bargain. Marked YOU HAD A NEW 4 bia 7 ‘ : SPEND MY MONEY -/ fe pos are in effect on several lines of Shoes and | z Pre / FOOLISHLY ! nts that we are closing out. Some lines are ae '—many have complete size runs, including ita numbers of Arnold Glove Grips, regular values. Grouped in two lots, at SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY