The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA l\xl’IRI THURSDAY, 1927. \THER JAN. By GEORGE McMANUS BY k.«'}t;\‘f HIS X \JU& QTIQN 1 RIOUS! e sRINGING UP \ [WHO DON'T? ‘\ I'VE FORCGQTITEN | MORE THAN SOuLL EVER KNOW! Y ON | O WHAT OURLE TALKIN AL (‘\)T'J SO ROSE ) KN Y ABOLT |, IT? 1 SAID HE ULD BE FOR WHAT DO YOuU KNOwW ABOLT | HI9STORY? » GAINGT] | | T-J1IGGDY | THINK ¢ SR THI ~OUBE - C\Qu’r FC 3 : R N H( OR AGIN 1Ry A AMPAIGN ( FOR ELECTION ARMCO INGOT IRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS J. J. WOODARD CO. : i 1 | i t Purses of $2.,000,000 Total Seen, Hear viee :v‘; ~\u towrnament 10 will share old are Paul |} heavy weigh the former ligh pion; Paclino Uzcudun Woodchopper Spuin; Jim Sharkey “Basque vho i Maloney ipion of Jack Dl of Boston, of Boston, Jack present light of the weorid forme world's pion, and, of present holder hes ight | Demps hen cham The pre mated cost fullo unle tent plan Boat wive 1 Paoline key Berlenbach Maloney vs. Sl 100,000 1o Winners of 1. Winner of Winner of 5th v Vinner of 5th vs hout 100,000 Delaney ah I 230,000 Dempsey S00.000 Tunney 1,000,000 Grand Total No definite for the that the ruary, the in April, big battle $2,000,000 dates have been s contests, bhut first will second in March the fourth being the fi of the outdoor season anmd coming hout Memorial Dy The fifth probably will July 2, and of cowse the battle the championship tember The cause it held pronable in Feb the third he around be held il in FLOWERS AND LOMSKI BOUT and for Sep are no' definite must wait until arranged scheme dates Rickard baseball dates comes first in at the Yankee adinm and contests must be to confliet Naturally, for “building up” the which will be the ones, more time must elapse between bouts. Under the tentative arrangement outlined above, there would more than two months time the last elimination bout actual challenge bout for It is estimated that the come from he tournament world’s championship amount to three and lion dollars, netiing a g prof of about one and a quarter million | dollars. The State and Federal from this tournament would amount to about half a million doll e ———— — HOOVER, WARNED OF COAL STRIKE, CHECKS ON SUPPLY WASHINGTON, Jan. Secretary Hoover has undertaken to check up | o : e < Recently it on the stocks of bituminous ¢ i ¢ ¢ luvial diggers above gronnd in view of reports ”””-‘mmlu:-in: nroduction may be interrupted April |10 1. He refused to discuss the possibil-| o o0 ity of a strike in the union producing | R . . . the prices =0 low as to in‘erfere wrea on thta date, but said the situa : 3 & the market. tion had begun to require watch-| — e — fulness, | MARGNITA LEAVES Low tide 9:05 a. High tide 3 a. Low tide 9:27 p. High tide 2 ar Jasel t of thi the ing made so Bo: ANGEL taking their final 1 paratory to taperiy 0 yound bout to be Cal., 1 rd Jan. 20, Lomski workouts pre- off for the 1u ed in the open Saturday afternoon ttlers 1 the purpos later m more import: be aliowed are che ant ve heen training week., From practically as be roa betwe and the title, total in and the contest would | a q mil they are probably in excellent the favorite ev it and to 165 condition the close ponnis, | Flowers in bet ting - >—e- - |AFRICA TO LIMIT DIAMOND OUTPUT TO STEADY TRADE rter s (el NDON 20.- Barnato Broth announced ation that nt intends bill at the coming legislature to control with the object trade, the al were dia- dia- and with Jan diamond magnate have received South Af n ¢ introduce a |seszion of the the allnvial of stabilizir infor vernm 'y [ the to output the 0 ; dinmond dizclosed South was Africa large quant of 1d it was feared soon ould he pleiftiful in The mailboat Poterson, lef tfor Sitka and ports last night at § o'clock with lthe following passengers: Florenco | Murphy, ‘ands David Johnston for Hoonah: Joln Murphy for Tenake Jack Nelson, Ole Knade, and Mrs. Ole Knade for Killisnoo. - [Skates shnrpenzd at Morris Margnita, Capt LM fe ll feet | feet fect | The Greyhound Hotel, Croydon, will be the first hotel theatre ever licensed in England. adv. UNAI_GA HOCKEY it Forcuess TEAM TQ GLASH . \ ' PAINTER OF ROYALTY HAD DIFFICULT TASK Pa roy Jun. 2u task, judx € published b Dani ditticult A fron P b ocourt ph Teminiscer in of Tuwen, famon "”’""”"””""““”““"‘"’“""“”"””“““’“"'”'""""’"“"”""""'”‘““‘"""‘7 QUAKE “ORPHAN” R R et S B D P U SR MARINE MASCOT, Jan de ha TOKYO. popular 20, —“Kamakura,” a foreigne in the ad n “dey cmbarked life of upon veniurous he Americ do: He L via Furope, William J the Marine to the company United States, with Major mascot expeditionary 1S gone in as for Corps forces born the earthquake temher 1 923 rines eod work found the open his in name signifies, the dog wa at th 12:36 p American and Kamakura time ot at m. Sep Somg ma eng in v reliel ape pupDy. His eyes we wnd he brought th was starving him back to American em June marines Woods, on hassy When Canmp they site in Plumbing—Sheet Metal Work South Front Street Church of England not ey o 373 Res. Phones 1401,1208 u.. prayer book petition Phone was presented to th ——————————————————————— m\n.‘,.\_ who, in confence considering revision of the pray- | B Tis petition protested GOUDP DVIDER'S, FAMILY reservation of th private are or zain hook the ment Alter protest 1l presented on 1o petition was staged the meeting was banners carried in read church m Today prayer | out the| in dunger bishops wlier the Alteration may wipe the Reformation. We are the bishops now. It youl @ churehman come with us. This means you.” | >oe e is sit 1o hook work of going (o Tr-y the foods sold by this' s ore 7 ou’l [ r.\qht}l;xcli {or more: 'M going you COURT SUIT REVEALS MENJOU'S SALARY to keep right o B $120,000 YEARLY » keep right on teli about this ON SATURDAY WITH HI TEAM . ' United St Teams Meeting in A, B. Hall 'f()nighl in Thewr First Game of Season. Juni Hig team will « the fast their fivst game the 3. Hall tWo years azo visited won't sit near the he in the the ure thi Duche occasion celuimed Lite ught, ¢ Prof Princess 0 one Tuxen, Likewise the of Wales Alexandra, would not German crown prince, Frederick, father of Wilhelm. Alexandra 1o speak German Group Picture Troublesome The royal squabbling ter Fuxen was Queen Vietovia of all her Wind hor val Tuxen had ( 10 5ehool 1 roller sit x latey tform: Queen "to the at| Kmperor | Kaiser also 1 Hi | fused first | rink, the theit 5t tha oceurred commissioned by paint a huge pic royal kinsfolk gather in July, 1887 jubilee. There 0 been coach high and to | hive to and ture od hrate team the J Sailors and 0 cele were sixty nag he painted group them aceord hockes at or ti fan t from enced to the last game and loomed up contenders for nship between high have heavy | the to- odd 1 and ing uld un vank When the mighty broadside was finally finished the ne Fredericlh’s spouse hersell something demanded flowers in her he painted with hinids mn team likely imp tink of can vat m considered utist [ most crown who an hair wannel ¢h D of and the chool them in will Per exper- ast where f the Unalga st tonight considerable in the vears QL highly conception ince of Wales wd of England ime after time displeascd the nose later King | Tusen repainted il and finally produced which suited her had s I'u for nd i are a performed s 4 star later a s ps follows hockey player referee line for to Tho wohi : hape High (! Pigg pame royal faney School Unalga Rudolph Holten Hevy Cornell Wheeler Kelly roller Tuxen emphasized the although hoand wtih no voice left, patient posed hour after hour. The pie ture, begun at Windsor Castle, wus finally finished at Osborne House on th Wight. these siftings charm marked ol Frederick e Iy who by Brown Connor game Manager the Isle of “During nees regular » held as usual N0 T0 DEEEND TITLE JARRE, Penn,, will defend against geant M I February 17 > —— Barton will be located Building after announced the crown discussions al treatment crown prince, ' tempted be possible to die Bht ik pr ¢ conducted an oncerning which medic best tor the Tuxen. “One wi whether it wouldn’t to allow the doomed man vould he aid I in peace 3 Many royal for the great| family portrait brought photographs to Tuxen hecause they were not will 10 the time for than ' sitters Jan. his Ser 20 wel- mg ive more terweight t one Bakey hylocks, the phoiographer had cut out lumps of flesh by drastic retouching,” he said. “The royal fol much preferved this to any real lik ness of their own figures, for it was the heyday of the i Sammy has ere in tzo thre 1ts herore Dr Hellenthal ry 1st. in the Febru- adv. Roller Hockey TONIGHT AT A. B. HALL RINK 8 O’CLOCK U. S. S. UNALGA vs. JUNEAU HI and 25 CENTS cor ADMISSION 50 CEN o . g after game including skatin left they care of attached dog s expected 1cceed the fanmous “Nig,” who went onexpeditions with marin 1 Pan Nicaragua, Cuba, H Santo Domingo and finally . France, where e died. The new mascot is a short haired, black and tan dog of different breeds, about the size of a fox-hound —————— grocery od foods they 1th and hap They and » because the Ve t he to the folks I it prices CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 of the following Kamakura Sullivan embi vear, the was placed Ma NEW YORK, Jan, who hove sighed 1 the cut and quality Jjou's wardrobe 20, -Flappers pturously of Adolph depicted in and who have wondered “why the hoy friend couldn’t look like that,” will perhaps gain enlightment from a court testimony that the pay envelope of §130,000 2l e over s ‘,\.i‘“ M love The 188y to e good grocerics ht their are rig movies ma act- or gets a u year. The Menjou Keon said Keen suid at £10,000 Menjou the and action Wils 300 brought which actor owed was hired by 4 year as manager, better contract actor now makes §130.000 a y then again.t John M him. Mo Menjou ot that | $ CHURCH WARNED BY o MARCHERS NOT TO ALTER PRAYER BOOK the he a 50 LONDON, Jan activitio: 20, Metheld of militant ars oo score of and lay umheth warning recall suff; adoprod clergymen and 106 women, who march Palace hearing han- the bishops of the s given only Call Coll!z's Taxy. Pnone 4v6:Night| phone 231. Member Auto Assn. adv T Skates sharpened at Morris's. ing the ettes some ¥ were by a laymen ed to adv. | | | | | ners | | KETBALL--Doubleheader . GIRLS YS v OLVE ronize Onr price e our delivery us to call—2 all Happy this efficient an laun moderate rupid. D. H. S vs. J. H. S. GIRLS . J. H. S. BOYS FRIDAY NIGHT dry and Phone Wishing Year SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY a New D) Douglas Nat. Jan. 21 Admission 25 cents and 50 cents FIRE ALARM CALLS Third Front Front, Front, First Game at 8 o' Clock DANCE FOLLOWS GAME In Eagles’ Hall and Franklin, and Franklin. near Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Wharf. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn Front and Seward Front and Mai Second and Ma 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 Grocery. ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET THE CASH GROCERY Is now open for business and the public is imvited to inspect my stock of Grooceries Fourth 8t next to City Hall. 8. ZENGER, Prop. BATH ROOM OUTFIT Bath Tub, 5 ft.; Lavatory; Closet (white tank) All complete with fittings—$89.50 Delivered anywhere in city limits NEW AND SECOND HAND GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” Heating Stoves RANGES SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS ALL COAL MAY LOOK ALIKE | but after trying our’'s you will be H A. R R I S convinced that the heating quality| varies, also you will learn that bak- ing with our coal mean less coal and better results. We carry a full line of our transfer service 0. G. Hardware Company STOVES OUR SPECIALTY Phone 213 Feed and Whiz. D. B. FEMMER Phome 114 Open Evenings elumns of The Empire. S— Advertising always pays Use the