The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1926. AR} ATHER BRINGING UP By GEORGE McM MAGGIE - WHAT 00 You T THINK OF ME RUNNING DVGAN OR CASEY FOR ALOERMAN? | 2 I ONLY ASKED — BOT LISTEN-IGGS- YOU KNOW MY BOY- HE'S JUST THE MAN YOU | NEE D FER ALDERMAN WELL-1 DON T KNOW . DUGAN - | YOUR SONI'S A FINE L AD BUTJ FLL HAVE TO ASK ME WIFE WHO VL RUN FER ALDERMAN' | ASK ME WIFE ABOLT THAT, \ CASEY! Do We Sell Vecto Heaters, Universal Air Blast Pipeless Furn- You Know aces and Super Heaters 1926 ev Inv ¢ Fearure Semvice Inc J. J. WOODARD CO. t Mctal Work Street LH01, 1208 Plumbing—Shec South 3 R 9lin-Law, James A. deRothehild with! wront nine and Lord Glanley and J. B. Jocl with eight each Lord Astor, who! r /'— " s0 often has gone close to winni the race without actually achievi the feat, has entered six. Only s fillies_have been entered. (RUB CHEST COLDS | AWAY: STOP PAINS ‘ | 3 i i ain and congestion is gone et e r s e e e s e mo e e reeme s e [Quickly? Yes. Almost instant relief 0LD BASEBALL COLF TOURNEY STARTS |rupcnt iy, TOUGH SPOTS”| LSCHEDULE R | IN FLORIDA, JANUARY| Champions, near-champions end I pitching rather than concentration ou F former chaimpions of the .\:\l"l'l(nl\‘ slugging. Major f world will gaiher at Miami, Fia., for| Ome practice Leagues ‘Apnl 12 and on Jannary 7 and 8 next, for what the First Ann . lle | the training tue of the Brown's helmsman End October 2. NEW YORK, Dec Mid-Winter “Pournament “I believe in one practice session Season Will Start in Dreyfuz, of Pittshurgh, spokesman in that a day, but it must a long drill, {of the National League schedule with the players hustling every min-| ute of the time. 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