The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 5

e e e ————— BRING! UP FATHER w\\‘mro‘:w‘ru SIDE OF DOIN TIFOL COMP EMEN | To say THATOUL I CAN FOR 1 HAVE BECO e -‘;; OTHER MOT C ALDERMAN THIS @ IVE TC FURTHERMO SING VS A SONG! BAN JOHNSON LOSI PRFL.SHM' NCY OF AMER. LEAGU YORK, J: World today m, | mak tasehall NEW York John rday nd Coach W uthern Con quoted as sa s tarved th Cobb and Tris Speaker, “h chie \ Wl home ga himse or his immedia will foilow Woi plede Landis Tohinson the of sport PINCH HITTERS LED PEgULACg SECOND SWiM MY American thai cquies doecisions, not subjec or public critici ul now > hitters the wl considerable regulars last called contin Pinch League | in edg ‘ 1 cuson. Frequently pinch hit § hitt headed Mik Gazella of the Yankees, who had an average of 444 in pames The real leader chell Bennett of Town the rien and were then hut rating ther only, the list upon f()l' WOH](‘H Oll Be Pulled Off. ANGELES Reichow marathon u'\ pinci by Jan. 18 manager of W from Cata mainland 00« LOS Oscar ten Her Louis in 30 however, i the mark leyv's Island that for women only i If the prohably swim i with a 128 : of ) a ~-.‘.y.11 and Gen games as at bat 3 times cracked Robertson, a team-inate who hardly hit hi ulay, proved himselt a doz blow swim takes place of Bennett's, bhe during the summier >-ee - LEAGUE'S WORK weight as a res 100 hitter in a pinch Johnny Neun of in 43 zames in th ter only the Tiger role o played pinch hit -oe PAGLING TG MEET KNUTE HANSEN IN NEW YORK BOUT NEW YORK Spanish heavywe American ring in a Knute Hansen, Wisconsin, Munn the match VA, Jan try of Germany Nations, steadily 18 into t activitios at with ith the Geneva \! 18 thie his eh Paolino, will make here on und hout fant Dane outpointed Announc that been arranged wa made by Jes McMahon, Madisor Square Garden matehmalker their governments, - Hinding SCHISSLER NAMED |conten IN CONSIDERATION " 520 OF PURPLE COACH HIGH HATS TROUBLE ENGLISE GENTLEM Jan ight debut ter the who recently had increasing mittees and ¢ One mimissi this bt activity is marked duties Eric ener re ruary 7 with from Monte ! inere iy e come interview thie Sir mond, t of Geneva he Secretud al RIIGHLG many cout asking an = him matters about of ortance and it difficuli to e w him. se0 CHICAGO, nationally are under of head Jan. 18- Half a prominent foothall fig consideration for the footblal at western University vacant Glenn Thistlethw departare io|Westminstor assume similar duties at Wisconsin, |red recently Coach Hugo Bezdek of Penn State,|space for high hats Taul Schissler, Oregon Aggie men-| Winston Churchill tor, and Wallace Wade, developor of 'his hat uncerer three southern championship clevens|e¢hair but there at Alabama, are among those men-\and he stood tioned to the faculty commitice, in!gpront of it session to consider possibilitics. | pound. The STANFORD WANTS ‘ :ln/_u\‘ es| LONDON, Jan. 18.—The rigor Jst [morning dress presents more | difficulties to the A solemn oce Abbey was almos hy the lack of coach left nia | mo by gentleman park tried oniously to under apprehensively it sted on Prince of Wales, was particulariy he had as the which ithe contrary, |ful of his hat, ANOTHER CHANCE hold in the same hand of paper on v\nhh liis hrief mess AT ALABAMA MEN 't the oceasion was written |the ceremony STANFORD VERSITY. Cal.iening surface with his hand Jan. 18.— Plans for me between stanley Baldwin, the Prime M Stanford and Alabama at the close lister, wore fawn-colored gloves, s of the 1927 regular iootball season|his were the only covered are being discussed informally here ‘|\H-~('nl Gloves for morning dr imong followers and some team'are dying out. members of the Cardinals. The 7 \ —_————-— tie of the two elevens on New Year's| Because of the increasing erir Day was a bifter pill for the Stan-lof violence throughout pan, ford men and most of those play-'police of the largest cities may ers who will be back next season armed with pistols. Most are anxious for another meeting wuh‘men in Japan are now armed o the Crimson Tide. 'with short swords It is understood that Stanford an- ———— thorities will be petitioned to try and Ola papers for sa VHAT DOYOUL T TUNNIN cncounter w 1 lin win wil NOW INCREASING meetings um- w ith all those who w and | i \ English| push was no room for care-| Kensington. After! he smoothed its glist-, iones hands police- aL The Empire. THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE, . 1N HAT QUY THAT AGIN ~OL DERMAN HAD THE S NERVE TO BE TALKIN' RIC | IN FRON'T C (LYOLR HOL E itn Vit for ng IS CONSIDERED Second Catalina Is l;\m] ]“\'( nt xteen, of 1 wnd Warren Alberta Hoppe, | Rushing, fourteen, County, Kar mtest, conducled in connection Livestock Exposilion at Chicago. luternational Sew Griffin, He with LATEST IN FASHIONS CHANGES IN LINGERIE | hange in Eng The latest d hefore everything be should of else femining return of garment the en- Livie Stars i —Boys ever tent oftyhat much despis are Boudoir caps 1o favor. Yokes, which have featured on frock th Crepe de vial. Night made with square callops are used effect. Pink as A petticoat ing back long W im- iy, en on under 150 Chin mi The Junes sowns are being le-inocks. L i toito get th ith i team 30 to night Bob contest Juneaun game vetudn uperiority Livie to ored color favored col o HEELS triking FOR DANCING fashion in shocs of heels for dan- cateh and reflect the Cinderella's - slippers EN| i they a foundation wood, | 1 tand therefore, {well as pretiy team 3 GLAS rother 1is the { cing. ) light, A flooy ish | were scored shots buskets Couach nse elass by kn They Unlike have are, fron Dak have not Junea of 1038 serviceable as | could of v ialf STIFF SiLK SCARFS the scarfs is the of stiff silk is passed neck and knotted mode is being and the Strand. the first | The the heginnir led by Lou field basket Selmer Skagway the point The p wi '\v\~\ of all 7 a man's aight around the n the back. The seen on nPiccadilly e coved it inj thel on FACES ON SHOE HEELS Strange things happen in the ion world of the Loyal of £ ihe fash- | Horough of | i \in these is the| , evening shoe. is a painted of a woman eiwith striking headdioss, execufed emeralds brilliants and whi decoration of the for Junem to new lip| 1t heel mode e way The invading about J clever and with the lipper and evening gown, in-| b and | Hoy tore fans. Skagw ing Junean and will n team in one The am nita this mor uncomfortabl Every man exception of ‘Ramsay we bunks the i seusickness, SENTIMENTAL MOODS Fashion seem be in a ess mental mood at moment. {the mew English |“Love bird green tractively blue.” A tmies is a me-not to senti- One of | is called | other at- color is “Lodo the Victorian kuown as “forget. th shades while nes the be' named reminder of he hads nly ->-o \Skates sharpened at Morris's, ' . Use the Classitieds. They pay. adv. inn County, were declared winners in the Ll way ie Selmer, played TUESDAY, JAN. HIM OV LITTLE: 18, 1927 ARMCO INGOT fRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS J. J. WOODARD CO. Sl n th P e ] Ki Z W le an “Srueeze” Of Chinese Servants ™' Towa, Jeanclle of Ose Naticnal Health International sixleen, the “ JUNEAU HI FIVE " DEFEAT SKAGWAY, (CAGERS 30 TO 18 in Exciting Game' Reiurn on Marg- nita This Morr an High ball team won from th 18 of the for the hang-up his baskets| short follow-in the ball in the; rehound | wi ing 20 points and played a Mot from ocking 1 the er reportg the rast asgregs t started in u lead at the 16 to tear Skugway ion but| the first end of came back at the ond half who shot 6| in the uuml halt. V. 1 the other two points. | Junean in each l|‘ even half, scoring two, Orme 2, atherers Burke 2, Orme’ 2 ir N for the P and Lundstrom | Selmer 4, L Sel-| Olsen, 2, for Skag-| five is planning on hannel high schools! and some fast and | will be in| w o and Douglas| a plunning on pl 1 Lool two games Iidanders Hi | ! Lames returned on the Marg- iter a rough and} up the canal.l on team with the| Coach Baker and«Dave| confined to !h(-iri trip as a result of ull ning a e trip re itire eleare | | PLUMBING 1 BASEBALL'S “GUOD" BOYS - hasenall Wilbur e catficld for n Gooed, who has Atlanta in th th lasi formerly 1 City team socation. He led three yo ther G Souti Leaga for two wa manager in th that e Wl b i nni The en Michig: fichizan tan i) >0 e ACH WHEAT GET3 RELEASE; ANGELS AWARDED FIELDER h it YORK, Jan for seventeen fielder for the been given Outficlder released Avother b les club 18 years Zach regnlar Brooklyn Robins his unconditionul Edward J. 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Phones 1401,1298 | _— r oone hoy pursonage menzge Usu with proy vant ding and i ponsil This ent his subordinates, 1 low, but they commissions | | good conduct to a nmission on the wag Servants' v e are supplemented by ial transaction which | The "“num- and et Tyly the joodssold have spec by this store - AXcL vou'll send right back for mere | I.\l finane houschold on every oceurs in the her cook, house mundy wo, doorkeeper coolie” enger al th the iher on ties, W pormission | | to of the che out therr in B going to keep right on tell ing about this grocery | tore because the good foods they | sell have brought health and hap piness to the folks [ love. They ard you " Scienticts Ditcover Gas- Eatmg Microbes 18 4 new the declares. It i says, which lives in and m the drops of gasoline that mothe collect in Motor traffic microbe, Prof Wilhelm ater, BERLIN, Ju in ‘arl Neuberg of hroushi isor 15 thrives | | tail| | the Iustitnte he u CALIFORI GROCERY ! PHONE 478 highways or sy | | ) Neu It is berg Professor that the motor i new only in the oming known ‘o coring to find out quits probable, think a. gooa :r’esolve micvohe is sense ol just b He is endes scienee where | what lie auto: ! » came subsisted before (he into existence MORRIS MANUFACTURES SHOW CASES IN JUNEAU | SOLVF ronize this rear to pat- efficient laun- dry. Our prices arve moderate and our delivery is rapid. Phone us to call—299. Wishing all a Happy Year. SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY They're Standard Product New —TRY— MORRIS Construction Co. FIRE ALARM CALLS Third Front Front, Front, PLUMBING ! Heating, and General Repairing. All work guaranteed for less money. Call STEVE STANWORTH Phone 505 nklin. Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. and near ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHONE 39 Willoughby, 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. SEWARD STREET THE CASH GROCERY Is now open for business and the public is imvited to inspect my stock of Grooeries Pourth St., next to City Hall. 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, 8. ZENGER, Prop. GEO. B. RICE HEATING “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” BATH ROOM OUTFIT Bath Tub, 5 ft.; Lavatory; Closet (white tank) All complete with fittings—$89.50 Delivered anywhere in city limits Seventh and Main. Twelfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby, lHome (irncery. DISHES In many different patterns $7.75 and $9.50 per set SALAD SETS \-) 95 OIL BURNERS One used Steamer Trunk HARRIS Hardware Company £3 OUR 3PECIALTY Open Evenings Phone 2135 ALL COAL MAY LOOK ALIKE but after trying our’s you will be convinced that the heating quality varies, also you will learn that bak-| ing with our coal mean less cou and better results. We carry a full line of Feed and our transfer service 0. G. Whia. D. B. FEMMER | Phome 114 Advertising always pays Use the ‘clvam of The Empire,