The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1927, Page 5

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THE DAILY ALASKI\ EMPIRE, THURSDAY JAN 6, 1977 BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMA . E— SE WENT TO A r BRIDGE PARTY AT croue! THE DEMOCRATICS — <Y YES-\WHERE 19 MRS-JIGCS? e WELL- IT LOOKS AS |F I'M THE NEXT A LDERMAN ON THE INDEPENDENT TICKET- | NEVER HEAR THE WORDS DEMOCRAT OR REPUBH can SINCE I'VE GONE IN THE NEW PARTY! )J DADDY - MR-MAT T-BRUSH HAS : M oo vou ASKED ME TO HAVEE DINNER RING- SIR ? MWITH HIM AT THE — — REPUD[_ILAN cLLB' HAT 7 AT nur \ REPUBLICAN cLLG VLLNOT LET YouC.o | KNOW MAGGIE W WILL SIDE ), ——— =y, J/ We Wish A HAPPY NEW YEAR You Great Pritain rights reserved J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Sheet Metal Work South Front Strect 373 Res. Phones 1101,1208 — ochle, ding o o e e e e e e e e e e e e e e et e e et ) are Trumps made by The suceesstul bidder res the trump and ta tmer's four best, melds and ards fowr his partner ou o 19 in hand. The ppoients then meld suil The hifdder's Ipense of his own hand | ‘he former either and s strengihened open bid at by its and his in the Ame the heat of the The Indians omething of a record cling: the lineup had well been out nearly a pitching twirlers, made Tris team the most fear vican Leaguc nennant might Phone once' Speaker e ol durin " a 1GOQ — PROY I ERSF (:HSI VLo BUuY ra to have made for | | il i | ' | partuor on Play follow fewest not Cat of har Even so which in Lul [ness fon Sewell paviner tries at ox month strengtiic caught was more than in the league Fred Spur gamoes in tramps ov any other hand may » ard which 2000 point own o woak | by the to him. A game is it the bid is high and based cn possibilities it is nsually difficult for to look in one dirgction, yet|the bidder to fulfill his contract cnil ANBLILGH (0 heavy sethack results Another game where watehing o | bonents Tittle opponents oy . S SEWELL HANGS ‘l UP RESURD UN 0 il nnduesns Wew onE man individual s the five-man il uable player award, missed three games carried through g i cach man is re when th games by the] Call Collln's Taxr. ruone 4%5;NIght | and tight brand of phone 281. Member Auto Assn. adv on at second base play | in games than any other tone guavdian and topped his 5 in chances handled Pitcher Sherry Smith casions handled chances a Ulle led the flingers | ue in total chances in the [ e e S TENNIS GLORY |- g TO FRENCHMEN ~ BACK IN BilLiaRDS YORK o NiEW YORK United States off the chief team prizes-win 500¢ A Davis Cup for the seventh stra 1500 point mateh, which wa year and bringing the Wightman ‘0 o Cup, women's trophy, back from land—individual glory went rising stars of I st ment. The French d fie in our national indoor as well championship tournament winning both by countryman, “Jumpin, rotra, in the finals. On tl turf of the W Side Club, ican tennis had “hlack with Tilden, Johnston and falling simultaneously before Borotra and Lacoste. Borotra the scalp of the last Yankee tender, Richards, on ensui day. Lacoste’s final victory only the second time in half century of tournament that a foreigner has lifted singles cup. Before accepting the allurements of Charles zanne Lenglen conquered most rival, Helen Wills, viera, in a spectacular 8-6. The subsequent illness American champion in Paris operation for appendicitis out of competition for the the year, Lacoste earned recognition as the world’s ranking No. 1 player through his American conquests, thereby dis lodging the six-time U. 8. champion, Tilden. “Big Bill's” knee injury, sus-| tained in a losing Davis cup match i omes | but THE COMING YEAR- ey pro Welcome to o brand-New Year! Fat good food . and benish fear! in conter : | cight putonts per game. “Spoke” was L) lout of the linenp in only five games ed key riv e e s it ¢ ) more time ‘SHIFTYEYEIS ¢ ~ REAL ASSET T0 the world’s cham L guarding wled the do.! OREGON AGRICULTURAI . It Hagenlacker, LEGE, Corvallis, Jan. 6—A biook isu't considered quite the socially, but in basketball it that misl of the things that goes make enables up a dangerous player. according to | hreak the of Bob Hager, Aggie kotball coach A shifty important all player, he in a football by hip player indicates divecting his eyes gridman to fool his op “showing” with his hips divection and “cut” in an is hightly important The ability of a basketball player (o look in one direction and in another is just as important, Hag er believes, and he spends consider- Jack will rohahly Delaney matter his men the “split which allow teaching ion,’ in merely a on two o in with o getting henefit from it ne. George of the lea field Speaker 1wo | gl | I | ing, and boxing i the man-to-man likened to the baskethall where in the used latter played his part showing him Good Provider, anid and my di- after consulting stomach, have resolved to eat the most pal- | nutritious be | found in this community. | ' Here's the place to buy it | only | CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 another me appets NEW seoking thougl the ey ) inard fonding champion, Eric gestion, i gain in title, t our to Jan. 6 - the during 1 carricd LUy continue the ponsible for oppon: it ball. Hager with the with atable, food to thine one, eyve i ading the man away find oft ball 136 of cpponent Las is staged eye to the - > I SKAGWAY HIGH WINS FROM SOLDIERS IN BASKET BALL GAME ;' SKAGWAY. Alaska, Dec. ¢ In a fast go with Company [E, Seventh Infantry, from Chilkoot Barracks, the Hott by High basketball i e 4 p: ity of @ exday defeated the Soldiers| | & An unbroken front, 1 majority their | Cleveland Indians idea bas- ,ee PINOCHLE 1S AMEHICANIZ“D has have of basketball play shifty hips 1o declares. Where game “shows action, a bas his inten- The abil eye in a BATH ROOM OUTFIT Closet (white tank) All complete with fittings—$89.50 Delivered anywhere in city limits door beating Jeail” Bt historic o1 himse!lf kethall his Bath Tub. 5 ft.: Lavatory 2 good resolve Thursday™ Skagway School i - s ageold game of pinchole Americanized. Clubmen with keenness to the fou version which has been the chance” sLitl in melding and play This new goes under name of “radio,” of “airplane” team y 26 to 6. ——————-—— ACE HUDKINS JOINS WELTERWEIGHT CLASS history / YORK, the kins shifte ities from lightwe weight division ed o mateh with the w return tilt between Joe Dundee an'l Roberts, of Tacoma, which takes place in Madison Square den on January 14 —_—————— U. S. AMBASSADOR OFFERS BASEBALL CUP IN JAPAN by turned handed in one to other to “gambler’s o GEO. B. RICE pin-| PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” wdded to the to see style Hnd activ- | Jan. G.—Ace his fighting nt to the has been has 4‘ I IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlIlIlIIIIIIHIIIlIIIIlllll"IIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllll They Are Here! STOCK O FIRESTONE AND TUBES welter | ssional and f Su fore Ri profe Pyle, her on the match, 63, of the and an put her rest of | mner Eddie ronize Our prices are our delivery us to call— all a an To past cwith loced ancs Gar-| : moderate rapid. and Phone Wishing Year. SNOW WHITE is 299 Happy is an ingeuable experieice, New OUR NEW TIRE TOKYO Jan. 6. Amcricar Charles MacVeagh has pre valuable silver cup to the Intercolliate Baseball League This league is the The final game Am Yet, it is always one that grief makes an individual maceer. lsented a Tokyo for competition largest in Japan This is the largest and most complete stock we |of its championship ed last befor but, The ambassadc L to show s was play- 10 fans | he desired | his appreciation of Japan enthusiastic adoption of the Amer-| ican national game. To gain per | { manent possession of the cup, a teun | must win the baseball championship | consecutively other | with Lacoste—the only contest of the team series lost by the Un States—figured in his downfall his game generally had shown decline Coming back to women’s crown for -4 record— Mrs. Mallory fought her vear said the national the cighth time Molla Bjurstedt | way to an uphill| five triumph over Elizabeth Ryan in the| Wise final round of the championship| tournament. At Wimbledon, Mrs. Kit-| ty McKane Godfree won the wom | en’s title after Mlle. Lenglen, adding| to her temperamental fame by keep- ing the Queen of England waitin one d withdrew from the tourney | because of illness. 1 The first ten lost two of its stars| —adv. when Vincent Richards and Howard - Kinsey joined the Pyle forces, Ola pwpers by putting “pro” tennis on a win time: or >-ee — - WOMF‘I OF MOOSEHEART , Legion will hold installation :n] Moose Hall Thursday night. All] women are requested to attend in white at 7:30 o'clock AGNES GRIGG, Secretary e —— the At such times, it is a genuine necessity that one be relieved of all responsibility and detail as regards funeral services. Call one-three-six. We nandle ev- ery aspect of the situation in a competent and sympathetic man- ner. The Chas. W. Carter Mortuary (Successor to H. V. Sully) Cor. 4th and Franklin St Phone 136 formidable ba: FUGAZY WILL PROMOTE FOR | GENE TUNNEY | ROCKWOOD, Me,, Jan. 6.—It looks as though Gene Tunney's first de-| fense of his newly won heavy eight | crown, will not be promoted by the ' man under whose direction he wnni' his title from Jack Dempsey at the| Sesqui stadium last summer. Tunney wants to fight again September next and in all probability he will sign a contract with Hum- bert Fugazy, Rickard's greatest rival in the promotorial field, before he leaves for St. Louis next Thursday night to continue his theatrical en- sagements, The champion is at present spend- ing the holidays at Moosehead Lake here, and within the next twenty-| four hours expects another offer| from Fugazy that will clinch the matter. A conference when he reach- c3 New York and the signing of a blanket contract to defend his title in September at the Polo grounds nst any contender named ny Fu at8 p. m Admission 50c Including Skating After Game lIIIIllIIllI|IlllIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIII!IIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlilIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIillllllll tified, only, by the quality and price. . have ever received in one shipment which is jus- Firestone Gum-Dipped High Pressure and Balloon Tires A Tire to Fit Any Purse and Purpose Come in and investigate before ordering tires Connors Motor Company MOST MILES PER DOLLAR l|||||||l|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||III|||||||Illllll||II||IIIIlllllll||||||||||||||||||||l||||l||| i | | | | ? | 3 § Foreign and Domestic Woolen in Stock Correct Styles in Fashion and Fabrics . WOLLAND JUNEAU MERCHANT TAILOR ALASKA W A ALIKE trying that the but after convinced our's you heating L COAL MAY LOOK | will Im\ quality | ‘ varies, also you will learn that bak- ing with our coal and better results. We car our transfer service 0. mean less coul| a full line of Feed and G Whisz. ‘ D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 LT T O U LT 2IIIIIIIIIINIIIIlIIIII|IIlmlI_IIIIIII"_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | | FIRE Al,,\l{\l CALLS ‘Third Front Front, Front, and Franklin. and Franklin near Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange. Front, opp. City Wh Front, near Saw Mill, Willoughby Willoughby, at Totem Gro. opp. Cole Barn. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall. Gastineau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. Fourth and Harris, Fifth and Gold. Fifth and East Seventh and Gold. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power house. Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts Distin Ave,, and Indian St Ninth and Calhoun, Seventh and Main. Twelfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby. Home (Gracery. THIS WEEK ON 20 per cent Off ON ALL ALUMINUM WARE See our Window Display HARRIS Hardware Company STOVES OUR SPECIALTY Open Evenings Phone 215 Advertising always pays. Use the elumns of The Emplre.

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