The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1926, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 31, 1926. Bl{lN(}W(; UP FATHER § By GEORGE McMANUS THERES THAT GUY DUGAN TNTRO- A1 [ 14, nGE- T femng ey <a.et v Jl \.( B THE WAY- | | [TWEL L 0% COLRSE 1 waoLD [T Duc ME TO Y ESTERDAY- I'LL GENEROUD AND [l MORE HAV 2 ST liflil cuESS You Know | || BT VLLNOT BE IN TOWN ”“m fithet TREAT HIM AN' GITHIM TO VOTE FOR KIND OF you, ‘\ HI'-] VR -THEN il lH LR | | \]l N LH(E w I'™M RUNNIN' FOR i L,LECT\QN DAY ‘\,'\“) ME FOR ALOERMAN IN THE COMIN' _J}| MR-JIGGS! o BRING | ALoERMAN AN OF BE SIDES '™M NOT A | ‘\\LLng,A__/ b \| Some \ { COURSE YOU L CITIZEN- AMND G { \ 7 | CIGARS' | - \OTLF Dng il IS } \ e - A~ g | ~o SAID ENQUGCH! We Wish You 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR © 1926 o Int i Fearune Service I § 3 S N © FOMONA - Great Brtamn nghts reserved J. J. WOODARD CO. ——— Plumbing —Sheet Metal Work uth Front Street 7 ?!Searchers Still Di ' fihe oussien ot e saline dreill o Res. Phones 1401,12 13 brovght up in the House of For l.afltte s Booty Commons before, The Research De 4 y /- ! [tense Society contends that research z (Continued from Page One) { workers, by paying from six to eight L d | shilling for any kind of a dog, hav § jumonis vesidents of the Vermilion hay | given fnpe to dog stealing hera ction a little more than a year und ave responsible for the death' i ago, following the report tha f 8 numbers of these animals ! "treasure trove had been une « [ The research workers claim that | i ‘Y»n( the find never materialized sy thought the dogs were home | Piracy Disputed canines and not beloved peis Lafitte, most authoritics sl which had been caught uapping by R e "””"’“‘“"““""‘““““"‘“"“Mm in Silan, Yucatan, in 1525 the dog catchers lu-l he nor his e selaction: follows: Bnda—Bag Ho A that he had aw Rubtiroatandchest | | Bad weather willnot ‘ piracy claimed with Vicks;cover with | I »" J :‘~h‘|>}m (Stanford), ! - g\ CGIDY, Do al=THeRIo0t the { squad next vear. No thority from the republican party of warm flannel, Ite make Yyouw 56(1.' ! Fl S Hines M Dixon g grenas of the Missouri Valley | (o) B, o Comsor Joe | Mexico 1o eruise southern watces P OLEskE aeL TR VY. Guatds— aan ote was taken, ag Co s seled nhaled and absorbed ) ; i D. A. C.). Gua y 8. Chulgonference, largely dependent upon | (i G o e and make life hard for opponenis ! ! brings welcone tei | CALIFORNIA wa (Stanford). Center— Cravath ¢ & SN iy of the political body. General the “antomobile trade use Seety : 1 \ e S. €. Quarterback--K ’““ (Mot eir remoteness from o Qi ,"'_1 T4 junior, succeeds Franic|Tales, president of a revolutionary v'cKs | (;)I}::);:}Iqlfs\ K\ ep~ tanai. Halfhacks- Kaer (1 S, p g i . N 3 . O I n(fll (|lld(|\ Op( n 5 I ik i v vh..n.\ in the wave of populatiy g HiE. I wivoL T 1 |...§n is 1.4 port ..{(w‘; h |\w. siven ; 2 varoRuB . ics Tonight at A. B. Hall which pays for larger stadia anfor. Heiante will be with the N |litte & ship to aid him in obtain e - ciihia (Stanford i, 3 s \ s wothe i " team next year. Until he wag;issistance for the “patriotic” cause.] e o —— 3 . . oeie i i : ’ As @ bhut three ol grid ¥ fm Honpr Title. Bogue and Laranetts in the Missou R e e e . Quarterbacks as o make (he eated a hundred mniles or move The vessel was said to have besn presented by Colonel Ellis P Bean acting in behalf of Morales Lafitte. according to traditio dealt in slaves in Louisiana and late in the final period, the Violee quartarback had played every minnte who gather for the foothall contests o eyery game on the schedule, 1le come for the most part in automo election were Mimnaugh, Oregon Blewett, California; Powe ldalio; Edwards, 0. A. C.; Kaer, U. S. C. Bezinning a hoop metropolitan conte the thou title of Gastinean Channel, the Ju Lean Fire Department ad and th fangle to- Post, tanford Kelly, Montana Aggravators is generally rated as one of the bhesi Juneau High School biles. Officials have found the aver-| quarterbacks in the Texas. He also smuggled goods, in night ot 7:45 o'clock A. B. Meeker, W, § ioand Guitormsen, oo football patron will drive )y RPN ciuding silks and liguors, which were Washington THE \ ) ; ) l} ) { { fiall floor, it was announced today distance to see his favorites | sransported to the interior in wagons i A close, fast game is predicted . form, and then step on the gas for TURKEY DAY and by boats that plied the rvivers ‘our and possibl five i are the an rip vk N ( yous. Tang I svide e that N Fou 1 ibly !l r he long trip be hom | and bhayou Tangible eviden I l ()r(nh()slru i} 3 \ § § § \ \ | § With a combined seating capacity e - over champs from last yvear, defeut e . K S ethe T l‘: now of slightly under 200,000, the APPEAL TO COMMONS IN ’ e S lhe fitla. e = Valley schools ave looking forward d e = . ; o to extensive increases. This group| . : A5 | MIDHOF HNLUSKYRORS Bagles and Dou, High ave con ) g 4 2 The day of the Thanksgiving foot- | | tender this season, and s under was the birthplace in Ame A Ol pall spectacle is passing ayd be-{ LONDON, Dec. 31— Unlucky dogs stood that the sailors on the Unalg: the modern style football - stadium. i 400 5 will be but a memory, have been led astray in such num aie ,n;m‘,fr.. w‘.‘,q in sh .:.-l‘ 10,8144 g in the oponion of Dr. Forest € hers for medical and scientfiic re- the other fonr teams a stiff batile. oo S0 A e Allen, director of athleties @ search that thousands of London pet The (wo teams playing tonight arn O Y. loet (fov the Exposition, It still stands in 41 qrally ot Ka lowners have appealed to the Rt Phone 444 & team in the sue, and the records g W witl R fairly evenly matched. The Firemen its original condition, with a seating i % . 2 AL individua n the infield are im 9.10( A generation ago, ities for protection. are heavier and more experienced 4 capacity of 9100, D sttt a | Turkey Day games were This year gridiron dedications in Todt handicd 1755 mouts’ uged the now stands at University | Uit MUCte MU S0 0 'nllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII!lIIlIllIII|IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIl||||||||||||l|||l|||||||l|l B TR S e versities play on that date and the an amazing amount o Migsouri, at Columbia, hold 4 OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS ALL OCCASIONS WATCH TOR THE NEXT DANCE ESOLVE this year to a R ronize an efficient laun- dry. Our prices are moderate and ‘our dulivery s rapid Phone us to call 299 Wishing all a Iappy New Year SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY tailenders of 14 Washingion University field at nevertheless g pouis having been built in 1901 ) t ) t \ N { { \ | WITH PEP g { i ) but the school cagers are speedier T and as a whole in better condition W in Connors and “Scotty” Livie B < numbor is rapidly diminishing ma 20,000, The structure can be enlay they have a pair of marksmen that [ Bk L “We have questioned players and n hold their own ainst any acdaofell 250 ohong e ‘H, e n:v‘.mlml.lh» about W00 more. | g qents, not only at Kansas but st Ohnanel feam. Holman, fovwerd for o B0 o O an who. fin The University of 3 DINS 10§ pniversities, and none of the the Firemen, is about the only play- 2508 (o0 i T complete the horseshoe bend of i3} oy this game,” Dr. Allen asserts ® er ‘who, has tonsistently shown beiipe oo =0l games and ey "- ’l""-“""_ 3] " rothe open- by weeks of the drudgery of ter form than they have | care g alihcen G BHeROIN HElET i o all season. 1t pan fraining s about cnough The Firemen wifi start Holman [ Short il tien seat 33,000 players feel, and the students and Tracy, forwards at con.! While Haney gobbled up 471 chances| The Drake fieldhouse ot De : ontd stay to o Turkey day gan in 127 zames at third, Herrera wa n o b Ley Nowel and M anard 8 b Moines completes their athletic plant I ore o - & the fill-in man at (hird and short toothay roe hoc el Gogell Baken will prabably stavt 0.1 0. Spo o M o ol (with @ stadium holding 15,000 {ealled pikers for going home. 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