The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEB. 14, BRINGING UP FATHER 1927, By CE()RCE McMANUS TALOERMAN]| | NOW LET ME DEE- O Bt WHAT SHALL I WEAR JIGGS-DINT Y I9WRONG] [ 15 1T TROUE | YOU MUST HAVE TIHE THAT THEY ‘ 2\ LADIEDS PRESENT ASH || ARE CLOING | e | AND WHOM SHALL. _ THEY ARE THE VOTES| | : A A | TAKE ? 'L HAVE _flol\ MRS-DE-CIPHER [ S8IT AT YOUR 1 RIGHT J ' ALDERMAN-YOU ARE ENTITLED TO ;\ DINNER ARy | | SAY 1T SHOLLD BE| A STAG AFFAIR! | ' JIGGS OLD TOP AS | i « | | YOURE FIIC.HT ! )nUuA L ‘ SAY- DINT Y- YOURE 1T MUST BE AFFAIR! RICHT STAG e e e B B e e e oo G St S e B e Bl bbb b i s e i e s & ) HIGH TONIGHT RACER, CLAIM Y. Cal ad tion Wiashin Entrant in Recont Dog Race Claims Seppala In- fluences Dogs. punishment for e no aft being giv il UK ity S0 far ol W wl ok I'rancisc take a - Ui California lflnh ndey to of prelimin train n o Bay in pre-| Two Teams to Meet in A. B. Hall at 8 o'Clock—Ex- citing Match Promised Wrangell High includir o | WOLFORD, N H nworih i Har avriving They coaching launch with The Washington crews wil we | at 1e accommodations of the Califor in Fruitvalc bus ket o Th School ball team Fabricit ley, 1 nes Wheelen nd Manuel L (Special to Empire) Coagh Gt Alaska, Feb. 14 Th six pld Lyui 1 community has just en- Engstrum, L. De joy . “Fotum” week. The pastor Jr.. Marian Goodricl shyterian — Community | ftus in Ju | opyreh, Rev. W. 8. Marple, invited i ning on the Ad probably neau carly this morning on the Ad brother minister, Dr. R. J. Diven, qyoc win miral Rogers, and will meet ! the Jusfor Wi 1 omehe e U i I T L e i neau High School fiv b1 Ue ) disonsiions S rn \(m“x” A. B. Hall general topic The three The Wrangell o e " Christian to 1 5 o faverites over the 1i 1 will i Wrangell Hi won three the Nebraska War and increasing interest and attendance off the Wrangell town team from Petershurg’s town hire, who finished and yers | tributes Leonard Seppala nia | viet pnot will | man i | passed at 6|in the nni w sheds and each tle n' Ui arvived uperhuman work day leay the out twice for least once every | safd Mason. *1 ity [not loafing at all I ld not that he e He ju to them n then and uld ! into coila than 1 ¢ ever seen " run at 1:30 p. m., and the sec ) it befor R hing scomed to rom the first. Discussions werc s helptal althouszh there Slhve OIS UIC alimihtaiow of hfm and went fndo) o game from Petersburg 1li o | California baseball - series will be|those dogs with that clucking. You from Kake, and they defea ::'m,}‘ '{\,:m o ';:::;I.””;l,”fl\l ,\ called at 5:30 p. m | have heard who hold fast Ketchikan A. N. B. team e At nda e have lost but two games this i 5 o " inovis i JOYCE WETHERED STILL |bspuotiim, 1 sou call dogs. Sep certainly has Coach Fabricius is : vear in the Wrangell Wethered is living up to her developed strong e as one of the best wom hails from University in the world. She has where he his spurs in England recently and ball. e stated to that her exprest the length and should win tonig 1 tur ! Wrangell has an even chance of win-| ; 3 drives. One man {the address. The new infirmary ai the end of a round r long time of the'“Miss Wethered ning the High School Tournament| in Ketchikan. He his team has| should not be It provides two bedied to play, she it and a large general ward wethered progr rapidly » the last b frat hands of the Ketchikan g ® 00 GO0 & i Sl LR : five ot e e m to d L operating praciicing the “President’s win game om them [room, nurses 1ud and other | o historic trophy of the Oxford of 3 It AlERatap) oan M,‘=‘1’;\'1;31"".'“\"“:;;” and Cambridge Society. This indi-| - from the Wrangell team they "“‘Humk. ““‘\' cated rvers that ,”w l”,”.‘”l win will be big favorites to win the| G5 WAS | mpion 1 still & factorfsyn jeads with two wins. Scores tournament. Juneau fans need no in | o made yesterday at the shoot were vitation to the games tonight follows: L Stroehe and s to be one of the in the season I angell wins from Juneau and| Douglas High Schools they will p”me, meet the Firemen later in the; m‘: it if arrangements can be made lln«;;‘l‘lp "”'(',}‘1:','\\‘;_ game w xIJw‘-TA,{S BUY YOUNG wrangell | CATCHER AND SIGN Ingstrum Whhela Desmonud Bailey | Loftus o'clock at nivers to e ton h L & the siness, Society There wa in of on drove relation o AUIONC08 cvents in the track of the morning regatta | clucked woand while | they w will bei harder tewm: appears & b their Rac an el S thre game le ¢ te one 3 0 out ! was one ganu the The year, of some men over general S Wus eaiitrol ind guess \EL ¥ T 1 pala i it judice ion moving b SUDPOSE on it his fir if ha anyon Many dog pala’s victory iority of the cross breeds FELE nas| . The public ion of (! Joyee = don Hel baskol. | dcarlet " ¢ o ! private | members rmore.§ ) T iasts decl demonstrates pure chooi and enthu Sep aban of the presence the community attended by of the school, were Diven of Wrangell, Jackson Infirm, on was reputation en of in a th super of uy but only account fever in exercises, golfers lowa bred dogs over bheen playing men who have opposed held. | astonishment Ve straightne > LAURIE SPRINGS UP GUN TROPHY SHOOT high man Gun Club's trophy, with This puts Laurie Austin and Hudon with cach for the trophy. Truesdeil at s of her rked, alloy Roger heen ! Put need four, a says in too good.” terdiy for score up one Laurie was the Juneau ldstein bird: ssed Ve at the and he i their next the local Pward 1 he has not # at shoot 154 won a a stalf worker's accepted as a I Preshyterian Pennsyly It he > Ada F. Pears ot e REAR FLYWEIGHT BOXER BEGAN AS CHOIR SINGER School greatly appre Hider 1er, latest French new addition to its equip- It Who! won first n after turning fessional four months a choir boy in a Paris church L June, 1926, Louis de Ponthieu v French lightweight champion PITCHER PAT SHEA caught sight of the boy—he was only 18, last September and took him charge. Pladner soon developig of best Buropean fly weights since Jimmy Wilde, It is club and the |likely that Pladner and de Ponthicu former pitcher | will leave for America in Mareh club of the|an effort to meet Fidel Labarba. Coast Baseball League, were | > by William Lane, presi-f HORSE RACWG GAME Hollywood Coast League PROSPERS time formally Pittsh obs cl British to iteun a in the e Hudon, ‘NINE OUT OF TEN KILL THEMSELVES | icty to Cottig - 5 | known he of | 7 urie as the honor Pre Jackson 5 thi of a 1 shyterian Society the his pro was to ||\w Dectors say universal habits of intestinal uncleanness cause disease ago The probably Juneau Connor J. Orme Livie Burke Ramsay The game sharp as as | as By remisal to correct civilization’s effect on the bowel-habits of the race, nine out of ten people deliber- ately shorten their lives, say scien- tists today. Primitive man evacuated his bowels every six hours—and consequently knew nothing of the intestinal poi- <nnu|;,v to which modern human be- s are subject (hrnu),l\ retention of ying fecal matter in the lower bowel. 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Shea, arian cyclist of Ansonia, Conn., who EihBnds, who pitilied 1hv the has pedalled more than 70,000 miles.| . U BUHLSENG Y eRTs g0, 8 Mr. Jones, .although more than|'C" 2EeNC ten years past the allotted span of three score and ten, rides every day, winter and summer. He be gan keeping a record in 1865, five years after he first rode one of the tricyeles of 1890, and the figur is called for § i | in IN JAPAN a six have term has at whicl during the [last year figures show rac ing fans paid 5,240 yen into the various pari-mutuels, is sum (about $11.042.000) is exclusive of fees paid to see the races Twenty yen the maximum a per son is permitted by law to be on one horse, racing in Japan not the “h times" men grumbled Official 23,0 Horsc shared business Is is that Walter | mission at present scout ol the Detroit Tigers, will coach the Star= during their spring practice season, | which opens here today. also H. 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