The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1927, Page 5

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IPIRE, TUESDAY, e By GEORGE McMANLUS _" THE RE A GUY TER \ 1 WHO HAS PARKED | | OF i | HIS CARON THAT z WO 14 ) DONT TALK BACK TO ME-| KNOW WHAT I'M TALKIN' ABouT! g J (YOUFAT HEAD vOU MAD MY CHAUFFEUR PINCHED- NOW IVE C.OT ) TO GO DOWN TO THE JAIL AN PAY (7 FORTY DOLLARS TO GIT A P s o o e e s e e et o o e oo ottt o P e ot e e, TRIS SPEAK] 3 ‘R WITH S TALKS IN TRIS SPEAKER, ONE OF ,BASEBALL'S STARS TAMPA, former Fla., man has to play ¢ or Americans ter field with 1l ators du g the Clark Griffith, man ators, said he outhid Philadelphia, Chicazo Speaker's service I was It has taken a neat pile him for me iriffith refused er'’s price but admitted the swn large. “My ambition is to give W ington another pennant cven does cost a lot of money fith. “If haseball my r 1zed.” weton voof the Sen v York nd Dotre det rmined to get Griffit) Speak zot said to divulge I it it sald Gis-| I can make a livin and have a object in life out winn will be News anneunug ofllllomemu 4%‘ Third Term Begins For Assemblywoman Mrs. Rhoda Fox Graves, the only woman member of the New Yorg State assembly. b entered upon her thivd term a* Albany. When not o- cupied with legislative dnt M Graves operates a large farm ot Gouvernenr. Mrs « district horders the (; dian rrontier ant the S:. Lawrence River. She is th- mother of two sons, and in politics is a Repubfican. b Up-to-Date Nursing In Polish Hospitals Modern nursing methods, intro- duced by the American Red Cros during the war, are being adopted throughout Poland. s trained in a school founded and directed by Miss Amelia Greenwald of Gains ville, Ala., are being placed in many hospitals. Miss Greenwald, decorated by the Polish Government, is to re turn to the United States soon. She has put the lr.tlmnfl school on a sound financial D and has ar- ranged for a few graduates to go (o' ) | Efficient Women ticular TO PLAY NATORS: MONEY B. B. CIRCLE Juneau Elks Win Last 2624 1o 2596 A her ica from time to time furt study for experience and Blame ! For Cons uni Partly Given Salacious Plays wwship will throttle the theatre | the Bonstelle If the would ansed, sa tock pro fratern tage is cle Detroit clubs and great join in written would prote dirtnes in But them losing they stage the king Women @ | effort 1o hel hock and gladly blame« ) can after on a clean show, public will partly to blame. zood pals’ the and did symptom of attend In their tried not to be at the firs: | license. | od not protest In German Pelice | Women in Germany have been found so efficient in their par line of work that the leading ithorities are anxious to in number. Some difficaliy 4 because of (he police crasee their is being experience severe tests which the candidate to pass and the comparatively pay allowed by the regulations | atisfving the authorities that | | i have low After they good character and fur- dawentally qualified do police duty, the women applicants have to| serve a six monihs probationary pe-| riod before being finally accepted e Clothes for Recital Puzzle to Werrenrath NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Reinald Wer renrath is seeking sartorial advice, The baritone is booked to sing in| Vancouver, B, C.. at twilight re- cital February 9. The concert will begin at 5 p. m. and continue until 7. Afternoon clothes are correct for the tea hour but 6 o'clock is deadline after which full e attire is’ the proper thing for con- cert singers. | Werrenrath wondering whether he should attempt a vandeville cos- tume change in the middle of the recital at 6 o'clock. 4 to | sy | | is how The HARD HITTING CAPTAIN LEADS COLLEGE TEAM Southen hopes to wh will Southern ishes coll PLANS BEING FORMED FOR WINTER SPORTS for 1 Th hoc Ca; JUNEAU BOWLERS BEATANGHGRAGE o N To Junean nig ch n o W tin how ler foll 1pt the Ye s ich ence mbei the Alreac the wh (@ key nada, Olympic in 1024, inning to bring anoiler Switzerland i, Donmard Ol o Swi F mon hrum Committ slonay Grand-on D s SWiiiMER CLAIMS Game Win urney by 586 Pins. laron G. de lieny In LONG BEACH, lish Chanued the Wi declared 1l Feb. 1 vell, Ma swimmer, who Santi Cataling ht from won the v odeic their fit Ancho ited ther in the swin channel m d4H minute wam honrs the v erday in npletod 5 clain e rted that it re nine witne time in m took Young -~ SWEEPING CHALLENGE FOR AQUATIC PUNGS The Pung mother meer il Junean bow won by 202 thie leis Honolulu, i children, chal like size to a distance, fres Kanaaina (old the Punges I event and one il of 14 birth and his is also a basehall pliy tamily of ind ten tamily of any len with o total Durby bowled a4t S any nming In a evening touk Kenned e when 5 _ q tyle rocent timer) swimming in De a meet ! wh howler did becaus the local handicap competed in a of tl children rung is present ot It prohably nstoned not ny worn wit e | a Chinese 1o alley Hawaiian is a big to ar - GOVERNOR TO REVIVE made by the Anchorage Bragaw team Ostrander Wait oW n 493 198 1 Johnston for a n Juncan Barragar alt 544, Bavard 569 for a total of -> > A83 tot: bility that Michig bhattleground b o will again Vet e ch hoxing is ween anpouncement of Gov. Ired W Michis executive, that he will the state athletic The board and ity when former ihe for npion in th Greer hip conte ME - new tablish control e wiard of funetion Alex J Lip hout a state fulltime lapsed Goy sheck The boxing Tom Conferen Angley, leader of the Gro hoard was in effect with and four ches were but the ampionship KETCHIKAN FIVE IS IN SEATTLE; PLAYS TOMORRO : LE, kan High arrived here sionshiy commission i ebail teanm cnly Georgia ad limit law did affiirs commissioner M rounds How four championship nin Cor members ten from ol defy ca 0 ted almost every in was the n even break luggzer, has and outficlder Atlanta club of ociation he Tk prohibit ¢ home run pla and th atchey the A n when fin Feb. 1 School The hoop:ters will open thei tomorrow night against th of Richmond Beach > Warwick withdrew pt Raston Lodge at Warwick itries for the international Kngland, for a labor University, be towrnament on ico include |« the Trades Union Congre the at the | was unable to raise necessary nes Chameniy | >es Belgium, i tse (hc Classifieds. BASHETBALL JUNEAU FIREMEN 8. CHILKOOT BARRACKS >. M.——TONIGHT—A. B. HALL Ketehi have and schedule baskethall five ly plans are actively forming - Olympic winter sports ich will be held at St. Moritz Lady her offer anse which wa victor winter at the United States, Admission 25 and 50 cents ONE CATALINA FEAT | MICHIGAN MITT BODY banned champion | funds. ! They pay. FAST BASKETALL STRIBLING TO > ARMCO INGOT IRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS ES J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Sheet Metal Work South Frout Street Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,1208 SRR A S R ON FOR TONIGHT ~ MEET HUFFMAN "¢ Chilkeot Barracks and Local First Atte mpl of Georgian lo‘ Firemen langle in A. B. Get Into Rickard's BIL, Hall Tonight. Tournament. to the that the Itigh NEW YORK, Feb, 1. Young Strib the has been matched to meet Ed-| team which Huffman, L Angeles heavy lat s a LW ' Madison Square Garden od a da the first baskethall g ain a night. The Chilkoot D uht mect the Firemen B, Hail hould prove to 1 the from Haines Owing fact b baske vive of Skagway thall n Juneau ai Pebruary the Georggian Rickards Lowmament shar - L Swedish Critic to ier Trace Author’s Past STOCKIOLM, F adventures Al maorde n G, Berg eral months Almauist’s lieved heve of Selma Sweden in feel that they n will only I n of T tion elimin in racks 8ol heavywe tonight in A\ o'clock This one of R veports Soldiers thie The 1l thi sadd 1o have there are cam ever | | The he Swedish writer juist, will be literary developed and fast appor fore the e shilt mnys Unite:d i teriou againgt on asou. fereto Lave it local Guiniets he. in the A, B pavy th buin s con tracea eritle, I during the next s “ldiers 1 ih lavge ound it to hea « [ the Lol T Barracks built a new lion which even darger than here and the Soldiers have adaptable 1o the oot romantic e to have Lagerlof's 1861 them various parts upnorin hack write when ideas are ingpired some- | work. He under differen: “Gustavi,” he of the United | himself as a tutor | until the fall of returned to Kurope. ! vear he in e i3 one 1 attack s June The will win Firemen The from under last month repeat believe names, lived in are umong confident they fire snatched two 05 five with States les can fang e and and their Junean are certain ries he following viete cal has one of the clussiest teams ever rounded up 1Hen the channel and will be out 1l force tonight to help them win The Skagway five will meet the Juneau High motomorrow niglht in the B Hall .o on ->-e | in i Distrihutors of radio equipment 1 port that devices intended to operate | receivers from house lighting circuit topped their sales in 1926 - Jarman’s Thrift Store A Wil be 1ocated in the ns at Building after Febro- adv. >+ | at Jarman’s adv.| | Dr. Barton Hellenthal ary 1st. Apy MORRIS MANUFACTURES SHOW CASES IN JUNEAU Dresses on sale Federal Power Commission In complinnce water power act Ill)(lll‘ is |l~'nl)\ Cameron San application permit covering nower project o Sweetheart Crec with (41 Stat., given that Francisco co the 106 Geor Chron California, has for a preliminary proposed water Crater, Long and s und Speel River, | in Tongass National Forest, south- jeastern Alaska. This application is for the development of power to ibe used in the manufacturs of wood pulp, and license will be issued only to an applicant able to secure a upply of timber adequate for the purposes of the prpject. Any objec- tion to such application, op requoest ‘l'lll a hearing thereon, together with jany briefs, reports, or other data !for which consideration desired |should be submitted to Execu-| Secretary, Federal Com- Itive mission, Washington, They're Standard Product els, made a n —TRY— MORRIS Construction Co. 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