The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 5

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Trouble bend in the river would straightened so as to reelaim SAN FRANCISCO, 'ros of land for an tion and recreation park. There Dr. Henry Suzzallo, former Presi-| dent of the University of Washing-| be two other park strips along ton, told the San Francisco 'J'«'ur‘h-“ river. Money for the project would be ers’ Institute that the “basis for the cause of trouble at the Uni | raised either through a bond issue is conflict between two case be 1,000 field would | the | Cal, Dec. 17 MOTOR CO. ERRY i 158 173 221 145 37 199 190 152 Bavard Robertson Bringdale Bernard Blomgren JUNEAT P —— v by special assessment against benefited prope HERE HE COMES Now Is the time to order coal. We also carry a full line of Feed -——and cur motto is to buy the best. This is our secret of so many sat- isfled customs. If you have been using just ordiuary coal then we invite you to give our’s a trial. And our transfer service O G O My Totals 87625890 ) FIND THAT 1T Team No. COSTS LESS TO 3EST ! 197 159 159 140 124 Barragar H. Messerschmidt Nelson Duncan Morrison Totals ou otl:{ghg oe make sur That your faod stuffs are pure! CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 —_—— ROLLER SKATING A. B. HALL res 4 59 158--509 134—413 190—1486 131368 140— 20) -Zlf)fi‘ M. Bava Sperling McKinnon Hermle Jewett ... currence at earth shock twenty-seven minutes Four years afterward, Dr. August Sieberg, of the University of Jena, questioned the estimate as too low.! A recalculation made by him in 1923 | 158 Ulifted the annual average frequency | 160-—4891to 9000, or about one every hour. 150—440 | Five thousand of these quakes he 129382 indicated as being felt sensibly on some part of the earth's surface in varying intensiti Violent quakes, | | classified by others as world-shaking | rossur at intervals of every three |and one-half days, cither on the con tinents or on the ocean’s bottom. Those- on land, however, average every fifth day “Californja, the least immune of all United ‘States territory, is visited by a shock on an average of 81 times annually. The liability of one of these shocks being heavy is about eight-tenths of one percent.” equivalent to two hours every WINTER IS HERE BE PREPARED FOR WARM QUARTERS We are at your service always. Ask us for our winter rates, make arrangements and then call us wp and we will move you and your baggage free of charge. ‘ HOTEL GASTINEAU 7 Totals 198—567 Hendrickson Radde Vander Leest Pullen Ficken Totals 17} Arizona’s Echo-Canyon Site of Open Theatre Dec. 17.- cti-studded desert, a back- [ ALASKA MEAT Co. holesale and Retail Butchers SEWARD STREET Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day—Afternoons 2 to 5, Evenings N, Ariz, 8 to 12. ECHO C \\\UA High above the with a towering cliff as ground, an open-air theater will be built in this rock-ribbed canyon, which is itself a natural nmpllllhr--i ater. >oo—— GERMAN WHO SENT SHELL THAT HIT U. s. CAPTAIN MEETS HIM PHONE 39 Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5, for Ladies and Children for in- struction. THOSE OF YOU WHO WANT YOUR PORTRAITS for Christmas Don’t oo ee Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30, General Admission THERE WILL BE A Are admonished to call for an immediate appointment. H. R. KELLY and J. L. FULLER forget our Art Prints and our Framed Pictures in your Christmas L WINTER & POND CO. | Turkey and a Chicken Shoot JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freight at the local Gun Club Grounds on Sunday P. Nelson's Christmas —adv HEAL wH|SKEY one of which seeks | 3, iyouths and the younger adults of NnT Tn BE HAD jthe country in doing av with (& Luniversities “The other side i Free education triumphant.’ iAssistant Administrator Szws . . f A”B Hearsc bl |Simon Kreielsheimer . L. earings nevea $ i g Is Dead in Seattle STANFORD WILL | INEW RECORDS ON b S » | SW]M ARE GROWING ELKS’ ALLEYS | tional tone will carry faithfully for P :\Ix Ipitched violin will (]n‘lu‘l e inn\v FTAYAL havs Gaduy. there 5 e canyon’s innermos A ¢ el e > aivan tor tile Thtea thors! Hoco! uine whiskey or gin in the EAR!S DAY thon channel swim to take place next [on the Blks' Alieys for the 0urna- hoard. Opposite it a talus stope wilt| o oo 4 (s 18, 06 . i ] ! ecam No afford graduated elevations for spec- |,/ gl o o0 o ver.” {land and Santa Catalina Island, apt darr v Reichow. a member of the com | 2496 breaking the old record set The biiets. of. BiltiEl Golumbia. ‘06 ot ‘HICAGO, Dec. 17.—Following Mot 1, Sdnt ! QEIGAUDY Dec ! ¥ ver| In the neighborhood of 750 lone fof 2486 came back provide e e e e ! idistance natators are expected to be | ast night and set new record of persons R 2 3 ? .- | Southern California in Los Angeles, i 1% : ; I ISHEan Lo flavor as standard brands Ty | foothall fans now turn their atten | (HEEC 0 I | apt Jim Barragar hit| ! SHSILEIE (R close his stride last from | rye spurious. These the pop- | BEAUTIFY WATER FRONT| s S i, Paoitts Coast | Clarabelle Barrett, who came with I vecord ftor high score of three games 5| I8 Conference champion. and Alabama, o b MG TUE O CERETRE 22 'Names for Alrplanes west market. Even (he prom-| ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.—The Mis IS N0, I8 . ULS PRE Ie Team No. 7 won from Team No.| . inent bootleggers sell imitation stutf. | sippi River front here, long an ey for three successive v eyimmerocintoms opdl 2 | Was Knotty Question, ) : p = War o enter (he Cataling event. Reichow night. Los Bernard rolled the! % Olmsted once had a bottling works | more than a century old, would be- Last year Pop arn said there was liitle likelihood game of the evening with al (Contiaucd from Page One) { udet fake HanoF i con-| 000 improvement program announced ches and a great str 5 easas AL made fake liquor which sold gen- | ) ! g an TG o) Tl T she R Cliannel, partici-lphe were pight behind Bernard | example the uine. We have not found a single| by the City Plan Commission. veteran coach has a very good v a il e o Ty e | spectively. i Emblem Also Bothered three years old and not a of| 4 100-fcot double deck street to ? : L bk ; B asts niglhitd: N vas the selec ] o a year a g ” the river front for more than “"“‘!STEGER AWARDED | In the second game last night, Nor was the selection of names|gin a year and a half old Warner will plan some formation . 5w won from No. 4, Capt. M. blem for the planes appeared (o for motor and vehicular Alabama. Pop is noted for this stra- « : tegy and is expected to unleash FOR BIG 10 TITLE son was credited with high score sions. The first emblem submitted y for this game with 198 pins, and had at the upper right edge the his Stanford elevens. | 2 if gold. football, emblematic of a cham Team No {branch. But to certain officials there _ I'pionship, is designed for a \\.ll«hl\v 4 According to Dan McGuigan, coacit| 174 aqipreted. The eagle was (oo large. He of Vanderbilt University, Alabamalcoach at Northwestern, has nearly ,;0 ‘,ws placed higher than the South despite the loss of Pooley Hubert.|just been awarded his seventh gold- flying towards it and possibly sor the crashing and forward-passing en oval, as a tutor of the Big Ten Y one might think the old bi the downfall of Washington. Van-| There were many who felt that Bia , So, the apparent trite yet practical | derbilt was defeated by Alabama}gteger might have been eligible for . 29 Names of American cities were adopt 222 622 fs in a very good position to Know|Northwestern finished equal to Mich. L gy Prcame a conventional one ghowing the strength of the southern cham:|igan in wins and losses, and in ad- 108 193 3 winged circle enclosing the Nortl. Stanford ‘;nd Alabama are two 0:’M|‘.mgan that year, bt Coach This. 176 119419 i e e ] three powerful undefeated elevens of tlethwaite urple re: - ethwaite of the Purple renounced pos - Earth Shock About ette. They are representative of the| e Every Hour in World brand of football played in (heir v & : : / will be played in the Rose Bowl S ELIMINATE \ fl of Pasadena will attract a capacity Sl > g ’ / 7 D B FEI\]MER IN UNIFORM STYLE Phone 114 Irish Kept Going i S Despite its defeat by Carnegie! NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—In a cer cessful season. It is entitled to an not be tail-enders in the National equal share of the Middle West! League race next season. which was not defeated by an op-/ ened to the trousers by a series of ponent in this section. The Wolve-|loops through which a belt will run. season to the Navy, 10 to 0. | hiatus appearing in a player's rai- Aside from Southern California.i ment during a slide or diving catch. Beloit, Minnesota, Penn State, .\'ortlr;wn " the players told Manager Mc western, Georgia Tech, Indiana, |Graw. “They come out at the wrong 1927 schedule, Southern Californiafoff and we may play better basc- will come east next fall to meet ball.” ember. The Rockne eleven will also| play the Army and Navy in addition ally known power. Deserve All Credit of credit for coming from behind lo‘A'm"ric"" World war veteran, who win over Southern California, a great| ¥as wounded seventeen times by a to 12, the same score as last Sat-|Man veteran who caused the shot urday. Credit for the victory, how-|!0 be fired, have met here, have be- questionably picked an opportunc mo.|™eet asain at a “love feast” at an American Legion dinner. players with instructions to forward v pass. Rockne had sized up the tiring|¢4Ptain of the 106th infantry, of Brooklyn, during the war. The Ger- ed the receivers to run to certain| - points of the field which were “n_icnptain in the 52nd reserve artillery | Heymann is The team showed the proper spirit|"0W # director of the Autobus Cor- by recovering from its 19 to 0 de- time. The squad traveled clear ac- ross the country between games and on the Coast, at team which was well coached by Howard Jones, who ward coached at Syracuse and lowa. o Stationery Store for presents. —_—ee—— Let Almquist ™3gss your Suit. We e e e s ‘ |sen opportunities for the high schools, free colleges and | | - {ENTRIES FOR LONG canyon's wcoustics are New Secrets. | G600 feet. The thinnest note of af .« 4 el EST ' o8 ANGRLES, Dasy 17—Patwes| SET LAST NIGHT libition Administrator [300 and 500 entries have been re-| 254 q ; ma s were smashed eliff acts a natural sounding-| o weet and this is “revealed month between the California main- [ ment this when 1 maps OIS ot SULto T Whitney said that “liquor manufac {he Wwittee in charge of the eveunt said |by Team N. Bavard, tion, spc pretend to make real whiskey. They 13 to tory of Notre Dame o Team No. T, jenteved in the event by January 5 | 580 pins The bottle of Caledonia and Canadian ST. LOUIS PLANS TO E N i zht and set a new 7 tion to the intersectional clash be nigh | i & ey brands on the I North ! e in a hall mile of conquering the |with a total of 622 pins which has won the southern i 3 e | ‘ent swimmer of international fume 2580 to 2496 in the first gamel know and | lave proof that Roy|sore with its delapidated buildings i S sta " ) 5 .[ come a show place under a $20,000,- = 4 Ges soun . sl LR by e . on Spevden Island, B. €., wh hel come a LGSR A Hetsiuds Td first woman 10,00 of 224, Barragar and Bring labama win from Washington. D 2 in the 1 5 3 5 . il filas | OB AT O with a score of and 221, re-|“La Plata.” ase of genuine hourbon more than| The pian calls for construction of it i pxtremely likely the ) h : R Team No Capt. Hendrickson, | the only problem. Choice of an em - miles. The two levels would which wit be entirely foreien 0| SEVENTH FOOTBALL Bavard, 2317 to 2196. Hendrick- have possible international repecus plays never before seen by any of T 2 ke g i g CHICAGO, Dec. 17 he miniature vy total of 567 pins. American Eagle, bearing an olive Alahameile dtvonger T 521 were things that might be misinter charm, but- Herb Steger, backfield is a stronger eleven than last year|enough for a necklace. Steger has 294 o American continent. What was more, fullback who had so much to do with | champions of Northwestern grinning, or ever worse, sm 2 last October, 19 to 7. and McGuigan |another gold football last year, as i ed for the ships, and their emblem 5 166 pions. dition scored the only victory over 140—420 4nq South American continents. the country, the other being Lafay-'any claim to a share of the title S15-2496 pective sections, and the game which (Continued trom Page One) ) crowd of at least 60,000 spectators. P and { | Tech, Notre Dame had a very suc-{tain sense the New York Giants can- championship along with Michigan,| They will wear taiiless shirts fast- rines lost their only game of the There will be no possibility of o Notre Dame's other victims were| “Shirt ta are always in the my and Drake. According to Rockne's'time and clog free motion. Cut them Notre Dame in Chicago late in Nov-! to several other elevents of nation- Notre Dame is deserving of a lot| BROOKLYN, N. Y. Dec. 17.—An team which lost to Stanford 13 high-explosive shell, and the Ger- ever, is due Coach Rockne, who un.|¢0me friendly and have agreed to ment to send in his second string/ & The American is Jerome Langer, defense of the Trojans and instruet- | " man is Paul E. Heymann, who was protected. jof the German army. feat by Carnegie Tech in a week's defeated one of the strongest elevens learned his football at Yale after- Do not overlook R. mention. call and deliver Phone 528. adv - Old papers for sale at The Empire. Articles too numerous tof poration of Coiogne. He is on a visit to this country. | The two met several weeks ago and Langer mentioned being wound- ed at La Clyeete, Belgium, while standing with a group of officers at a crossroads. Heymann disclosed that he, too, had been at La Clyeete 1and had probably caused the shot to | be fired. Langer forgot the animosity he ihad held over the several months in a hospital and they shook hands. Heymann was . invited to attend a dinner of The American Legion Post of the 106th Infantry. ———— Call Collin’s Taxy. Pnone 435;Night phone 281. Member Auto Amsn. adv morning at 10:30 o’clock. Everyone is invited to come out whether they are members of the Club or not —and bring the ladies also. F.WOLLAND MERCHANT TAILOR FRYE’S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” FRYE - BRUNN CO. *assute Residence Phone 520 Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 48 —a |t Read the agvertrsements. You will e astonished at the ‘bargains you can plck up.