The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1927. B 5 WHAT DO YOu MEAN? i YOU JUST COT THE RS | JOB YESTERDAY QB rv | | b=l B | ] | AF TERNOON AN HERE e s . | vo = R~ > TenT mE up veT ol | ( PLEASE ~oU YOUL ARE OVER™DLEERIN S o 3 = JHGET UP- YOURE LATE s o, A FINE STHER ARE ANNOYIN | 1| G 3 | Lyt HE S BRO THE t me N _FOR WORK'f X IS R oY FATHER- DONT YOU THINK 1 T% J TIME FOR UNCLE JOHN TO - GET UP AND OUT! —— - [ HEY- wHY AREN'T |l Yyou ve an WORKIN| [ AT Your nEW o THAT JOB ONLY LASTED FOR THB8 AF TERNOON - JuST TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT - N-LAW- 1LL QIT — ARMCO INGOT TRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS B Lo J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing-—Sheet Metal Work South Front Street " » have been unearthed and . s repealed if a legislative bill HT |s ’hone 373 Res. Phones 1101,1208 s approyed " - all some (wo hundred obsoleis ection in the Ohio statutes would » i v removed by the bill. Th in ON WAYS FUR \ cluded par hs penaliz drunk $ drivers and punishing thos L} y who would “erash” toll gats o turnpike > o | NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—The first Mary Has Important large sin icker 1o be buill in e e | America in thirteen years is on the! # { ; Post in Government wiys a potential defender of Am o T (COMES ACK . NOME DOG RACER MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS i crica’s cup ]‘1 TI(JL’IL L()“IES B.‘(J’\, AHEAD IN DERBY PRACTICE, 4 STATES; The yacht. owned by Robert K ; T}\e wisest plan_ j[ TAS 1 21, There i o § TR T R WINS FROM BERLENBACH | . ...x0 svuiscs, s s i vors. sen . sioron o] 50 callt Sk, Vi whle uit v o S sefvors by e i ffi’"bedgf’{{g%?&"w bears unmistakabie «vidence that her I I food that youcan!| ished ahead in t days' leg of Flovida ski Louisiana and Calj.| member of the torwise shell persut- pe Shamrock would be built for H1 5 no better way of the sccond anuui nder | fornin will cach attract two and e 5100 She isn't a large i o ue ORISR aUDECH ve of the comfort and ) s of your family than by purchasing food stufis is, certainly, a feminist and occupics japgn NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—-Mike M B % |t anspice 3 oW ¢ ' i’ will get in shape in Texas, il ne, the battle scarred veterau Dog Club, 1 The New York Glants willl ge-|® I:l|"\m:;|:umr H’“*‘\ ;\‘Hllilh ‘\l:nwnn\“h Tod's crafi is scheduled (o raes in RONT 5 | 5 > nation’s govern Americi aters § SONH0 ¢ many years of campaignin TORONTO PLANS HOLIDAY miles wi 1 Vol striet their activities to Florida, bug |10 (he mation's government. - fAmerican waters b som, lter || B e Seneiabls, Selbioin knocked out Paul Berlenbach last WHEN YOUNG RETURNS | jiinuices Vit two vamps, Etarting the| . HOT¥ prefers to at night and iling to race at Cow " |sleep in the daytime. Her post of & | | quality This is the shop where night in one of the most dramati e a ming od ol Sarasota but ad- | || they sell that t of rations e R s e otn b ey TORONTO. Ont. Jan. 28 - 3 i I‘,‘, e e Jduty is that section of the extensive L : S ik A civic holiday willl bo declared HUPPE LEADS yk,‘..,‘{‘,.‘,: ;.”‘;;y e Capitol basement which ties divectly | Josef Hofmann to ‘ Tell your wife about it Ty 1 2 o ¥ beneath the celebrated dome—the L A (e While the crowd of 18,000 voared L mon ade with float National Legue | Pla ‘0!’ Violinist ~ — / encouragement, McTigue stopped h {akio: mace on e day. on Naw Yok~ Siriutd dn |l Avga L OLORE Ofitie il wiicels lnj (o y J CALIFORNIA R L e e AE e L ) well, earning not only & good living Mann, the pianist, will be an accom FHONE! 478 tack that sw all sve it. Thel | lowed by & banquet, i knockout was a technical one, be Preliminary plan ere made sbutgh—Raso Foules, Cal but a reputation as a good mouser. | Panist at a public concert for the Other cats have similar assign. fUst time in his carcer when he plays ments in different parts of the old|With Lea Luboshutz, Russian violin ist, here January 30 PON. Jan, 29.—Muaking o Chicago—Catalina Island, Cal Boston St Petersburg, St Louis Avon Park, F Philadelphia-—Bradenton, Fla American . League ] : | 3.600 point match with Eric Hagsy. Chicago Shreveport, La tents and purposes, Panl was ou members of parliament and civic 1 Boston New Orle La { \ lacher former chamgs cold, hanging on merely through b officials were present L eo New York St. Petersburg, Fla samene. | | Hoppe now has score of ? 5 The m i St Louis--Tarpon Springs, Fla ), the highest in the conte o date, Willie Hoppe. worid cham pion 18.2 balkline billiardist, 1a night capture the tenth block of cause the referce stepped in to sy at the meeting held the Berlenbach further punishment a portsmen, aquatic association at Dasement, but Mary seems ot have ; the most notable record. Considering | Hurr:u L Lany Rl le age of the basement and the|Ment for the piano of a violin con-| i 2 : cer'o by Bruch. Miss Luboshutz, wi -3 Third and Franklin wis court violinist to the czar before | Front and Franklin, jarchitect of the Capitol, sees littic the |l\4|]||l|(:}|, ».|.|.|.x pianist mui :‘mnll, e .Ir 1[‘11::]\) \h)"m"v 4 ! likelihood that the staff of mousers O the liner “Majestic” two yeurs ago | LIONYEORD s pe e Philadelphia— Fort Myer i will have a chance for some (ima|¥hen both were returning from Eu-| | Front, opp. City Whart. veland- fand. Fla | to become 1azy through lnck of work, |'0Pe (o Americe, This {4 her firal Frout, mear Saw Mill. Detroit Suan wio, Texa | fids il el concert season in the United States Willoughby at Totem Gro. 37 | Many xperts” have tackled the % Washington ampa, Pla | - - Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn FIRE ALARM CALLS he sagged to the flor for th thie which 1 1 Org ization time in the rvound and to all i in Toronto were represented and aumber of holes and crannies that offer harbor to rats, Wavid Lynn, and Hagenlacker 2,274 McTigue outfought and outpunehed - ends tonight Bevlenbach from the start enba 1 i 1 R NORTHWESTEKN BOASTS " wanieibdoh Gt Capltol's rat problem with poison, A = bl Y g il racovered when tho. fourth round | VETERAN TRACK MEN =~ = == 0 Lyan veall it wone ' hers Police Wear Spats {|3:¢ Front and ‘Seward. s == d !s0 successtul as Mary and her col-| gl 20 Frouc and Ml “‘:‘ \‘\'Al.lj”iu amazing comeback for| JfllN SENATURS Captain Dar Furrey, middle dis- LAWS TO REGULATE leagu : But Methods Alike! Second :mzl..\lv : Itance ace of the Northwestern track OLD-TIME EPCRTS - n R e | ;-“u.. )}H‘I‘r‘ Seward. ;;'.‘-"".’i.."f';ff :::, I'\l\‘»;,‘,}iz‘_:: 'KIW‘,'J:, (T‘[“:f‘ COLUMI Ohio, Jas. 29.—Ohio |RUMANIA MAY SURPRISE | squadron” was the title given by th Gastineau and Rawn Way. men and sees 12 of them entitled to IN OLYMPIC MARATHON American correspondents who eame | [ 34 Second and Gold wear letters, “Tiny” Lewis, the crash.| May be able to play games on Mem ! e {0 Rumania with the raturn to Quecn BEisth A BEALEIL ing fullback, will find the track a | ©'ial Day or even race a jackass fas Rumania will make a bid for ”f" Marie, to the detectives assigned to | | 4 Fifth and Gold. Harder course than was the foot-| ter than six miles an oy d stiil ' Marathon race at the 1923 (i]_\mpl('y adowing the newspapermen from Fifth and East. pall field. In the weights he mus |00 Within the law. At present, how- |Bames at Amsterdam. Distince run-| overseas. y Seventh and Gold: complete with Al Bagge, who fogses | “VOT: Suc b activities are specifically 1ers stand out among the country’si It seemed that the distinguishing | Fifth and Kennedy. years ago ~oe 6 dhdt A fastoand Aldo Mrebslar.|tonbldden {athletes with sprinters conspicions | feature of the plain clothes Rumanion Ninth, Lack of power house p A r;t,:.“,]u \]v\;zr “,l(ll;‘\; ,l.m,: ”1;'.; h COLUMBIA BOOKS e Archaic statutes containing m||ih.~".‘ their absence. In the district ol | policeman, instead of the traditional | Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apta effectus noved B 1haci . I Jaraianis fors e asibiom 4 tions against these and other actions | Craoiva, close to the Jugoslav front- big feet in America or an umbrelia | | 4.3 Distin Ave. and Indian St THREE RACES FOR _$25.00 adv. | popular among Ohioans of a hali | 1. the two hest distance runners!as in France, consists of spats. Nine: | | Ninth i - | McTigue floored Berlenbach just before the bell rang in the third round hiad ! McTigne who exhibited astonishing punching power after being kno for years chiefly as a cautious de fensive boxer TAMPA, IF an. 20 -Tris Speak i promi no other ans with a flaiv for sports soon ontract until he considers an offer It was also sweet revenge forly, joiy (he Washington American | McTigue who more than squared ac | League club as centertielder, counts for the loss of the light}, . declaration made by C heavyweight title to Berlenbach tWC |Gt owner of the Senators, from the ranks of vyweight con- | tenders. It was the second knockout | Berlenbach veceived in his profes- | sional career | . Berlenbach's long lay-off since los-| NEW YORK, Jan. 29 —The Colum- ing the light heavyweigh! title to|Dbia varsity crew will compete in Delaney was evident in poor (i~ | W0 triangular races next May and Bt RIo\ tottviori th tart a menth's training in Berlenbach weighed 177 pounvs and | brepavation for the Poughkeepsic re McTigue 169 pound i . June 29, These three are it e - |only races. The freshman erew wil! i ! leompete in (hree races, including | wrote do sy ‘iica g NOT T oY T - wrote dewn the prices on all and Calhoun, CREW THIS YEAR — - - — —————___|of Rumania dwell. Yvan Petrescu,!ty-nine out of a hundred plaincloth oili 426 ghvenlh ARl Mih Mmm{)l wrmer’s helper, and Russo Syrvan,! men in - Bucharest wear spats. | Twelfth, at Northern L'dry | | & sheperd, finished first and sccond! Their methods, however, a Twelfth and Willoughby. fin full distance Marathon held re-|always as mild as their appearance Home Grocery. cently in Balkan mud at its worst as one cameraman with blackencd in the remarkable time of 259 45| eyes atiested Announcing oy o St 31 el .ot | A shopkeeper in Paris displays a | i §: Garbage Cans 3.50 % De boxers, will not retire from the ring 'm el D I I‘ [ despite his record of 631 combat J[ Juneau Gun Club || Wash Tubs e ; i ule (;I::”"I\I:,:E';';I ':‘{ii:{”’,l:‘;:[ ;.:::;ul.:v _‘,l,{;'/u':,\ ',' } Hfifl?fiv 'S}‘:;:ia;esr:fl:y:in;hz‘;“ : (E?Iul‘f;{:;js [ — eee | 10:30 at the grounds | | Lanterns [ 2 e small bottle of ink which he ETERANLFRENO s iER JCost 15,000 francs. With the ink LONDON PLANS TO (i skt il vl 2 . | : il IMPORT BASEBALL [\, it (o e frestimicny ; | Geotges Gloria, dean of French = TEAMS FRCM U. §. The fir xop\c:p.’:fl-”.j ¢ will be ! LONDON, Jan. 80.—Busebull equal) With Ydle and Dennsylyatia st Dor to the hest games of Chicago or New | May 17 e Childs Cup York is promised for London nex. |be held at Philadciphia May Silnmer i | Columbia, Princeton and The games will be played i the organization of a professional | ¢ baseball league which it is proposed | S¥racise and Navy competing for i, t0 form in London for the purpos.|hough not for the Childs Cup. The | | | i | z Buckets ! Use the Classifieds. They pay. — - Bird Cages Cup will also be at stake with —_—— S = 7 7 a superlative, close-coupled five-, ! Attention-—-RADIO BUGS passengerenclosed car 7 » the Town Brougham - - a new version of g We have a new Majestic A and B Battery Elim- inator that we will sell at a bargain price. nia. In this same race the Steward’s of introducing first-class profs Columbia 150-pound crew laso is al baseball teams in England scheduled to race May 28, Play in London Spesial Frosh Race J Ball games have becn played on| The only race slated for this city Sundays at the Chelsea footbailli the Freshman-Shoate School event | ground in London for some years|¢n May I This event is scheduled past, and it is on the results of th !1\-\ ‘he Harlem but it may be shil games that the new scheme is be-|ed to the proposed Pelham Bay ing launched for the coming sea | course, where Columbia intends (o somn. transfer its rowing activities as soon C. F. Muirhead, organizing sec-|as the park commission sanctions retary of the proposed league, clains|the construction of a boat house that preof has alveady been givon| there. that there are Jarge numbers cof —— 2 people in England who will pay to | Dresses ow sale at Jarman's adv. 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