The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 5

——r———————— BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 1927. WELL HOW ARE | THE TICKETS FOR MY DINNER A S g [ T SOLD OVER | || THATS Fi | TWO HUNDRI‘.D I | TICKET: | L_I ~e! | VES - BUT Wt l I"\z' (v FiND wim L | J CAN T FIND | GIT THEM TO | KELLY! — BROADCAST AN’ | { S ) 1 SOME ONE wiLL | i LOCATE HirM! 2 © 1927 oy Into Feature Senvicr, Inc ‘:j Great Britain rights reservel i | | bhoth 411-!1\""‘ thatt Hollan r many md the made a Colombes cxperiment had the demonstrated lowlands of slow running i lightni fast and 11 records were shattered athletic sand of track | JUNEAU HiGH FIVE BEATSWRANGELL - HIGH 72 10 17 cowr COUR?EE SCARCE IN PAR]S ENVIRONS ! Visitors l.ost st Game to| 4. Juneau by Close Margin— [ mor Play Douglas Tonight. B i | | | | | | but for some rea Paris area tablished lists and hecomes In con club liave eldom year it memb time this is serappy basket highly tou eam 22 to 1 For it neau played a game and won from th Wrangell High School night in the Hall Led by Capt Connors local high boys played a heady at all times. Connors was too elusive for the Wrangell guards and slipped in six field baskets from all an on the fioor, besides (heir opponents stro fense, at will. Burke the best games of his career ing many of Wrangell's chance Score by some accurate guarding w goll has a rangy team and at the start of the game appeared to be heavy favorites over the lad Either the Wrangell team far ofi form or they lack the der the basket at crucial tim floor game was the beautiful exhibitions team work that has been in Juneau for some time. Every man on the team handles the ball well and is a clever passer. Maybe Wrangell was a litth overconfident in the uvur\vrl as they completely ontgeneraled Juneau in the The visitors lod 11 to 12 at of the first half The local five back fighting hard in the second hall scoring four field baskets and converting two | ciety fouls, Wrangell slipped in one basket | the and converted a free shot Ltry Tonight the visitors mest the glas High School in Douglas every indication of a good game though Wrangell defeated Juneau High School last night, Juncau and Douglas IHigh teams paper are evenly matched a for Wrangell is predicted The lineup for last nig is as follows: Juneau ( Connors (16) J. Orme Livie (2) Burke Ramsay (2) Subs: None. Officials: Johnson, Keller and Fabricius e first withou delay of toone I months on iai nave i th few clubs for Ie much must be Ten paid to join club and diplomats - »vPRINCESS MARY .~ SPENDS SOCIAL SEASON, LONDON Feb. decision to social in the wish of her who wants At the anxious of the Duches admitting the | than $10c 108 a same tash-| ionabie Cloud favored by the breaki fiveman-de of played on local wits drive un Their most LONDON ry's 15 spend Prin Ma much of London ay father, King Geo “his pal” ne: time Queer to undertak tunctions during her took very one of season is 0 of seen same for her official s of York Australia It end | urges like these | Mary to endeared (o her not is second of absnoce | strong | ed first haly the outpass ;mu[ to Princess has become hire and 50- bring for she York home particularly interested in functions. She much profe pleasures of hunting and coun race meetings with her hushand, 1 Lascell who forecast came Dou-| Viscount wiving | hosc Al-{ o« by |after and | wide fregaent resoit irip tinental soc her marrieg of the fety so0n | wars have proved v for Princes ambition for travel than her brother Prince ilenry, | Queen Mary, who intensely di u:.mw;u“ sea journeys | D | PAGLINA’S CAREER mark 3 A on|has no more foreign | vietory it a Wrangell (17) Wheeler Engstrom () Desmond (6 | Bailey | Loftu (8) (2) Paolina Uzcudun, boxer of G (& | champion jing an inv 'has had ubject wtist Europe, attempt- Timer a Nowel! referee Scorer, career furnishing ideal | matier for the “ballyhoo”| s The broad-shouldered Span iard is credited with chopping wood, TO TRY LUCK AGAIN i early occupation, in ihe IN CAGE TlTLE HUNR S 2o ey S o is 26 yea but did not leave his mountain dis-| {trict to visit a city until he was| 23. He is also an expert bull fighter weighs 200 pounds and stands| feet. 11 inches in height. } snov: | in his| old nuu! Grady hk\ll'-vn. of Oklahoma City, who believes in the adage, “if at first you don’t succeed, try, again.” For three consecutive he has had an entry in the high school basketball a record equalled by few coach in the United States, and he is tr ing this year to develop another| team for his fourth entry. Skillern entered the El Reno, Okla., high school quintet three years |Woman is a member of a club, woni Twice his tcam had won the state;e1 as a group will become less sen- championship. the third time wiih:| tive to immaterial slights, they drawing from the state meet to en.; Will learn to get away from per ter the national tournament upon Sonalities and act in terms of prin- an invitation from the Chicago Uni-/¢iples and programs, according to versity officials. Skillern is co ('hi'v;:,"\““" Lena Madesin Phillips, of New Classen High at Oklahoma City and YOrk. president of the National Fed- is bidding another. state title, |€ration of Business and Professional e | Women's Clubs, speaking here on the PARIS SAND AND CINDERS {subject, “Every Woman Needs a FOR AMSTERDAM OLYMPICS Club.” j In less than eight years the like bership of the National the of Business and Professional Wom the en's Clubs has grown from 200 to 40,000, according to Miss Lena Made- Phillips. The organization, Miss l)(l‘ ketball Okla., is man coach He Lyl five years National | tournament - >es — Says Every \Woman Needs ‘4 Club ST. LOUIS, Fcb. 15.—-When v\'crs Sand and cinders exactly those used for the building of 1924 Olympic running track at Colombes Stadium will be shipped to Holland and used for the tracksin at the Amsterdam 1928 Olympic a-| Phillips sadi, was formed in St. Louis dium now in course of construction. lin July, 1919. There are now 800 Such is the decision reached by the branches in virtually every state in Netherlands Olympic committee, af- the nnion and 11 state anizations. mem Federation 'Sabin Carr Soars to Thirteen ' quarter [ world MAKES GOOD “copv"l | heavywe w-hl sion of the United State _} [ tucky, SPORTS e P e b P et et e i s s P IDITAROD MAN WINS FAIRBANKS DOG DERBY FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb Mutchler, of Iditarod S miles dog derby of the the and I o Lincoln handicap for Syear-old Jack b the ( lopal 000 Island track over jection b ey Kennel Club in five hours o | and 13 second (&5 o | ope to ||IH add Coney may Fred Stickman, of Nulato $195.000 to the line but to overcome Mutchler lead climbing pass halt-way fl il um of ond | Derby i able minute Cross was un rive 1l in prospect The Kentucky Derby added valuation of } 000 each will have gained 000 and the first neay Moliney Mutchler carried his leader led for leavin fresh for ummit will go to the | the Latonia, Fairmont ican stakes. The date indefinite, Winn said. The not be run June 11 as the will be run that day > William Henry Lordon las been identified as the first who read the manuscript of Conrad's first romance and encourag ed him persist in writing - CARD PARTY TOhIGHT A Card Party will be held in Parish Hall tonight, Prizes and refreshments. The public is invited ady winners Anme George s man on the hin and over 20 miles the for the Latonia Derby i limbing of and he finished his sled e e BREAKS POLE VAULT RECORD Jelmont wi with two dogs cn stake Jacques, mai Josep: Feet, Nine and One Quarter Inches. NEW YORK, Teb. 15.—Sabin Cart of Yale, last night broke the world' indoor pole vault record soaring over the bar at 13 e and inches. Carr's leap was made before 10,000 spectators in Madison Square Garden and marked the third time the record has broken year. His leap the ba exceeded his own best previou feet seven and posted last week the greatest by an or > - EMPIRE HAS THE MOS UP-TO-DAT CQUIPPED JOB PRIN ALASKA. SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK bheau .. even shade of an only be had by brewing a mixture Suge and Sulphur hair is your charm I makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just an Lupplication or two Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture; you get this famous old recipe addition of other cents, feet o been this over mark of 13 inches It was tained doors | the Hoff. That in dark, glossy hair height I also ¢ by American outdoors and indoor height in ds Charlic st Your — e 'FLYWEIGHT CHAMP LOSES DECISION IN 10 ROUND GO BOSTON, Feb. 15, Fidel flyweight champion, decision last night to Johnny in a ten round fight. The title how was stake and th ’ready e at catch weights. Labarba w It Cailsl s Wyathis g aze [Sulphur Compound. This can always - > Ch\aEsl TomAEING: ¢ b0k T U... depended upon to bring back the I natural and lustre of your REWARD THREE-YEAR-OLDS [ CINCINNATI I'vh 15.—Fat |:|n»,v-\’ four outstanding stakes, the Ken age and Laharba, | Iu:-v_ the : can Vacea prgved by | gredients for im- the in- for only 75 all not at fought ly a beaten color “Wyeth's” Sage| and Sulphur Compound now hecause | Latoniz, Fairmont and Amer- it darkens so naturally and evenly| ican Derbies. will give the 3-year-old that nobody can tell it has been ap- thoroughbreds a chance to win §125,.|plied. You simply dampen DRRge 000 for their owners this year or soft brush with it and « this The Derby stakes are so rich that|through the hair, taking one small| the Lincoln Fields Derby has becy |Strand at a time; by morning the called off this year. Matt J. Winn, 8ray hair has disappeared, and after general manager of the Kentucky another application it becomes beau- Jockey Club, announced last night. [tifully dark and appears glossy and Instead Lincoln Fields will feature |lustrous. adv. Everybody use e ——————— BASKET BALL TONIGHT WRANGELL vS. DOUGLAS LAST HIGH SCHOOL GAME O SEASON DOUGLAS NATATORIUM—38 O'CLOCK Admission—20 and 40 cents F 2 § HAS ANY BODY HERE SEEN RERIY T ING ONE MORE ARMCO INGOT TRON MAKES THE BEST ASOLINE TANK T U \\()()l)\l.l) CO. Plumbing— ot Metal Work South I-nml Street 373 Res. fhones 1101,1208 maker is to have of the spring gowns the back with tiny tons and loop: buttonholes beach of the Atternoon ning and dinne buttonus from waist. T an unbroken semifitted button inning. Many will fasten up clotieeovared but — of them will out e | slip over is s! | ¥ lh me WASHINGTON U BEATS MONTANA AT BASKETBALL Maont Meb Washington Montana lact OOD PROVIDERS Al Il. Som far wearel WhS, teagow rowns will high have of nw, eve all carry down mode is front line straight neck latest a to long to pre in fitted, line bodice a SSOULA sity eleated 15 bask The thall ht 35 sorve | of and | ‘Nursing Is fio‘bgy of i a Queen Mary, England | MOSCOW Ae all gq Idalio, lost fasi to ldaho We oug ht to study 'n. our schools or'e things about good-eating rules HE public teaching us and t night i LONDON probably Mary profes becom | Feb, 15 would have been a had she not England's King. Nursing Queen, but have prevented her up in the thorough 5 Arthur of Connaught Queen > EUTTONED GOWNS ARE LATEST THING, LONDON LONDOGN complained about heing sional nurse the wife of is a hobby with tho official duties from taking it manner Princes has Queen greatly schools today lot about pure he ethics of pure think they ought kiddies more het diction thought and i t teach us the righteousness of pure | You learn a lesson in [ living and it trade with this CALIFOR GROCERY PHONE 478 er, 15 s0 much ten notning but by advance indicat that cannot afford to with personal mai buttonersup aised gowns rash with emall button them. The day Hushands who years about 80 up from married foods right you hooker: tiy can alarmed = which who wives are Elizabeth Belgium is Mary b olney veal economy A Paris admired by cause of "her skill nurse and her intimate knowledge of modern surgery. The Queen has vecently been reading many books on child welfarc, not only becausc has the responsibility of caring for littke Elizabeth during the ab the Duke and Duchess Australia, but because it she has always men tote their s00n provide as a s will b Smal! are coming thirty she th in a accepted forty of ol S Princess of in FIRE ALARM CALLS Third Front Front, Frout, York a subject had keen of in which interest - Orchestra and Franklin, and Franklin. near Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Wharl. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main. Fifth and Scward. Beta's will play Carnival - Rich In All Vitamins Of Cod- liver Oil Fire Hall. 'I'l" SCO S Gastineau and Rawn Way. | Second and Gold. EMULS]ON 3-6 Fourth and Harris. 3.6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. Promotes Growth— nthientidoin; Builds Strength. Fifth and Kennedy. 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