The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1927, Page 5

UP FA 'l HER THE DAILY Al ASl\A LMI’IRE Wl DNLSDM l-liB. 2 1927. 16, By GEORGE McMANUS UGG~ V™M TELLING —[1 KNOW I'M | SYOU'SE THIS DINNER |_ | RIGHT-JIGGS! WE'RE GONNA GINE |5 ~——— NYOU SHOULD BE HELD ON TUESDAY j—v-fl BUT CASEY HERE | | \;'p?g:fic. Ao THINKS THURSDAY 1A TR0 HAL 19 THE NIGHT! it Lo SN 1% g © 1927 27 8y INT'L Feature Service. Inc | w[LL-‘TnA\TC =r= SETTLED- | " I DAID | | TUESDAY AN' TL)E SDAY T i | | L WiLL BE' [T Great Britain rights reserved. HELLC - CADEY- YOU'RE RIGHT- SOAY NIGHT 1S 'LL BE BUSY SOAY! ] S} LTUE | 8 e S W@RT§ e e | outfielder’s contract w old address in that Brick had Hermos: 1 to s sent S to, the lul the winter m ving been ov ' have bhe ideas pent n sent on hee d his hould on him WRANGELL HIGH | BEATSDOUGLAS - FIVE 25 T0 8 oy | SKAGWAY WINS GAME Gets Lasy Victory Over | FROM ,p,OST QUINTET Douglahf *\Vl‘angt‘“ COmeS from Behind to Win. The Wrangeil High Ketball team lived tions and snowed ol last at Dongla arted ofr speedy fashion and to 3 at the end Wrangell in getting warmed played the entire first played in the new their “sweat shirts,”” I I B304 their stride in the sccond quum TGMMY LOUGHRAN completely bewildering their DEFEATS J. RISKO ents with their offen and short passes were lead X : R Gl anCor ne fivst halt 9 to .|, “WILKBSBARRD The Wrangell five were too much ‘”'”“{;‘ 'v"”;’”-'-h for the Islanders in the ‘1““ il Douglas scoring but one field has nodoyet USEEL | Cleveland in a in the last few seconds of pl Slare contenders d title . The five-man-defense of the visit o proved too much for Douglas : Engstrom and Desmond led :“ BALKL]NE TOURNEY WILL BE HELD IN | CAPITAL IN MARCH| scores with and 10 points spectively and worked together on some nifty plays under the basket Bonnar high point man for Douglas, ting two field baskeis and converting two foul shots. The balkline wed hierer | March 1 11, it was announced| rtin(2) (b W. V. Thompson. v ! National Billiard Association The lineup in last ni game w follows w. H M Wheeler () Engstron (12) Bonnar (61 i e Cashen | The event is expected to bring Johmson | LUether the billiard players ol e | i LT ly | present champion {1 o Jake Schaefer andg Desmond (10) Ma 5 EELIES probably will I Loftus Jailey entrants, while of Belgium, Eiic Germany, ix present European ! Kinrey Matsuyama | champion, are ex- other 1 Feb. 16 defeated at 2419 18 to Cooties staged in the turn the th The un the Post last at basketball Score core of half Th come-back late Senool bas end t Skagway's favor speedy was to the it 25 ¢ up expecta | second game. Hain victc with ¢ games Dl and Post Doug- ! ¢ y § | half under bt too to nig minary game won an Scouts 11. Return are being me Do easy lar itors 4 agway led of score of for both teams the coming Saturc ' to 1ed will ¥ quarter was trouble and in up qv; arter opp aggressive Feb. 16 Philadelphia arded the Judg Johnny Risko, 10 round mateh for light Penn of second half of'} Bolh the heavy was WASHINGTON, Feb, championship [ tournament will be st 16 18.2 | | ol world's | as as to H. 8. (8) star Thompson Hoppe Hoppe v Cochran | the other American Bduardo " Horemans I Hagenlacher of —— . - | Grange of France, | champion, and BRADY SIBNS 1997 SEASQN New cHanPioN AT BILLIARDS ATTLE, Feb. 16 -With the re. CHICAGO, Feb. 16.—Augie Kieche of the signed contract of CHIf fer last night won the world's threc midget Indian second-sacker i billiard championship de-| Louis, the attle line-up Otto Reiself, of Philadelphia, | for 7 approached a point wherc!30 to 20 in 31 inniug« | a veteran could be placed in thel fied i virwally everyposiion cion, W}ANT T00 MU MUCH NET STARS OFF G Zimmerman als: Referce, Falaciuous. Tim- ading con | | | i S ceipt Brady, from will be back at second base, fo there is no sign of a let-down in the | question which the Sherlock family | has raised around the services of | young Jack Sherlock who would be a regu infielder with the Tribe il he decided to play ball this son. 16.—Failing to} terms, Charlie abandonment of plans to take Suzzane Lenglen nch tennis star and other of his professional tennis a tour of FEurope. Pyle| wanted much and had reaped $100.000 | n to NEW YORK, Feb. e their financial C. Pyle announced hig | the member troup on | said | said on Infield Set Jim Hudgens, Brad Chick Ells- worth and Pal Ballenger will prob ably be the Indian line-up as to in. field guardians unless the Sherlocks | Akl decide that Jack can make mmeipon-rLANn BEAVERS money playing baseball than in a; BUY BALL PARK: TO clerical job or by going to college. | MAKE IMPROVEMENTS Such an infield wouldn't be a badi i combination providing that Blls| PORTLAND., Ore., worth, Ballenger and the new uol ortland Beavers of fielder, Pid Purdy. all hit around|Coast League are now the 200 mark Ballenger and Purdy of the baseball park in which they should reach that figure, Purdy. m have played since 1901. The pro-| fact, may exceed it, but El rth | perty was purchased from the Port: has to be regarded as not too good!'land Electric Power Company, ac a hitter until experience makes him| cording to an announcement the good batsman that his spead Thomas L. Turner, president of and driving power promise he will ball club. be. Turner Suzzane 100 that she her Americ The the Pacific the owners Feb. 16 said he intends to build al new grandstand and bleachers. The seating capacity will be 30,000 - o - for ladics and Jarman's Store. adv Eldred’'s Contract Misses Charles Lockard, president of Seattle club, also announced the reason for Brick Eldred's d had been determined, The puday the that | “Rollins™ children at ord of | e <EDVIN WIDE - T0 RUN HAHN IN MILE RACE 16.-A Bdvin Wide of Paavo Nurmi Hahn of the Boston A A, mpion, was clinched as the atiraction of the Knighis of Columbus indoor meet at Madison Square March 17 I'he race will mark the test here for Wide, who compete only in exhibitions o events at the Newark February 9, and the A indoor championships Wirigley Backs Young Aguinst Iny Stcimmer CHICAGO, Wrigley, Feb. 16 today Young for swimer j back George 000 again:t hetween one-miie any of Swe NEW YORK. Feh duel he den, (he Amer and 35 th race 20 any ponent ween in body of water congueror chooses can ch ature > Garden, first i jor A PULLM. \ i Oregon A andi b the Washington A : score of 22 eb, night Wash last State cap ( ! N to 21 Feb Lames national ruary 28 If the t their L in the world's jointly 1 turned j nesd i His and Hahn are duel may result shattering of the indoor record of 4:12 now held Nurmi and Jole Ray. Haln| the mile in 4:15.6 last Wed-| " night at the Millrose games. | ' ¥ coach. Jack danz | el S fident the forme: Kovas, M able of 4:11 WIBLERL < Wide conquercd SRRt ahinnd meters and 2 miles Tise| PoRHRLTIE { September. The Swede was at I’ 3 [vo's heels when the “flying Finu® | established the world's outdoor 1:10.4 four years ago. Swedish star the B Alameda My on the will not return pring. While aw farms of a company is the head at Quakertow and Williston, Moyer s inter farming in Ala half of lis the States. D a best for New Juneau he will 1y Net Nurmi in Berlin Y Wuos wHo GROVER CLEVELAND SIGNS CONTRACT WITH CARDS = Whitney ana J tates Steamboat left on the Alame Ketchikan Buteheller, on the Alaska tward Shucklin was a pass the Alaska Wilson, of the lcft on the Alaska a b 85 trip to the 1. K. Rupert, Green Hood treveling agent, left for the Alaska last night R. Neville, of J. B accompanied by his left on the steamer for 1l expect to gone ( 8] United in Juncan night for W. W man, left tor wes CHICAGO, Feb land Alexander, St. Lo World " Yunk and ander tract Cleve of 16.—Grover pitcher and hero of the the New Yor his contract Lonis. Al his first co substantial in- he signed the local signed la to L Sam broker I'neaun | M. Corp., mailed it St returned given a the who Alaska was on for s document - ~ BARTHELMESS INJURES FOOT IN TENNIS GAME BEVELRY HILLS, Cal., Feb. 16 Richard Barthelmess, film actor, will i be confined to his home for the next | two weeks as the result breaking | a small bone in the foot while pla ing tenni He is at home with the a cast, and not expecting 10 his work for a month crease in las for 10 on W Co.; « of W baby, | night They week W trip to he fool retus in to ol al e a i 3. Nowell, agent for the SCREENED BLACK DIAMOND NUT COAL “Best for the Range” $12.50 per Ton on Dock PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Phone 412 BASHETBALL TONIGHT WRANGELL JUNEAU T HIGH SCHOOL GAME OF THE SEASON TONIGHT———————A. B. Admission—25 and 50 cents L. HALL c 16 defeated quintet William Moyer York until visit of AND WHERE | fo Alaska lasi | wostward about e 2 0 0 £ e o P PP B B e e e et et P e v = | Willlam offered to $35 noa mile: op- AGGGIES DEFEAT W. § C. The by - eee— - MOYER GOING EAST sailed and n th which Penn North Newmaker, Inspectors, 1 last traveling 5t night traveling leaving Latoucl - Mutual Paper | Ju night i westward. Shirt, Latouche | »amd and six Alaska ] e e i) ccdar thicl of eight shell's builder, Spanish an inch weight on the Nowell made i June Aluska short trip to 2 Steamship an he My from i i a o men | Richard MAKES THE GASOLINE TANKS BES J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Shect Metal Work South Front Strect Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,120%8 and visiting with 1 L in York and B his daughter Chicago for a Mejor L. 1 aska Road home on (he a short visit n. B. Green, ner-Mayor & Co.,’necompanicd wife were passengers on the night for Juncau Hawkesworth neau on the business n My week ol Con Al in from Unive Coach 1 the boat could water that would style of came to Yale Washington with of cader ather almost (he Al | believes Wi turned with rough any n mi ki th repres sion, 1 last ni Stat It other | Hiogh ‘Radlo Fans Usmg Alaska | uting | il LONDON, Feb. 16.—Wireless fans| it v{\\h.u get into the country have been Y lauick to utilize the steel wire and fencing along the new | [ conerete post | | highways, for “listening in” pur arrived in last night a short trip to the F City John I Dunn, Clevk ot the Court, | poses ved home on the Alaska from | = pyving the Ketehikan last night [iifne: dane. dan B 1L Ryus returned Juncau | (he™ roadside the Alaska last He 168 wgrering 1n to Tuneau about a month ago o attend |4 wive from the funeral of his uncle, F. H.ling steslwire n."‘. .\.“:“_!I\l'\II*“']“\\\‘::W set in the grass. Recoption is extr s am, Nor ordinarily good up to a ! through Juneau last 20 miles from London Alameda enroute to the P " Hoatos REBEKAHS GOING TG Alnmeds Tat mighy for Seatte GIVE CARD PARTY —— e [ The Rebekah Lodge commitiee | | YALE MAY USE SHELL . week-ends be seen sitting with headphones on London. They atiach their crystal sets fence, and earth 1.1 by scores hanker ht | pass- | on the|: s on .xl i distance of | o n business | C. M lumber merehant the on ki0OD PROYVIDER'S FAMILY] | e ought to study’ n our schools fi(ore things about | ‘good-eating rules! hools today hing us a lot abeut and the ethics of and I think they teach us kiddic me righteousness of pure learn a lesson in and real economy with this stor CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 public are pure purs ought about foods. ! theoght 1o re the You living trade can today announced (h card party | o will be given Wednesday night, Feb- | FCR ANOTHER CONTEST ruary 23 in the Odd Fellows Hall, | " {These card parties haye s lo | ven popular and. the alw attendance race | been | i S river, | in!| “Rolling” children at Yale shell with and June has used twice in the Harvard on (he Thames probably will use it again The shell is 60 fect, 11 and has an amidsl inches. The hull pl the same fra annual boat e, - Silk Hose for ladies uln[ Jarman’s Store, adv. | | 1! NOTICE OF REGISTRATION | Notice is hereby given that the I registration hooks for registering of voters for the Municipal Election to be held in the City of Juneau, April 5, 18 will open on March 2nd, 1927, and will be closed at 6 o'clock D.om. Saturday, April 2nd, 1927 The said registration books will be open cach day (Sunday excapted) between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. | and 12 noon and 1 o'clock p. m. to| G5 o'clock p. m., at the City Clerk's| Office in the City Hall Building lu. ated at the corner of 4th and n Sts. inches 3 be g 5 nking i | H. R Registration publication, Feb publication, Feb. SHEPARD, Officer First Last Now, if your auto’s feeling sick You then should bring it to us quick. HEN your car starts to groan or squeak there's something the matter with it inside. If you don't under- stand autolingo you had better have us diagnose the case correctly. We can tell whether it needs a littie oil tonic or it operation is necessary. We render a pain- less bIIL Vicks over throat and chest at bedtime. Juneau Gun Club | Holds their regular shoots ; every Sunday morning at | 10:30 at the grounds JUNEAU MOTOR CO SERVICE LUCAS EVERY WOMAN SHOULD USE A Clay Lawn Type Clothes Dryer Folds up like an umbrella when not in use Further Information on Request Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Telephone No. €, Juneau, Alaska CORON WITH THE W CARRYING CASES NOW ON DISPLAY PuBLIC STENOGRAPHER Norary PusLic J. B. Burford & Co. 7 ALARM CALLS FIRE hird Front Front, Front, inklin and Franklin near Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn Front and Seward. Front and Main, Second and Main, Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall, Gastineau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. Fourth and Harris. Fifth and Qold. IFifth and East. Seventh and Gold. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power houge Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts Distin Ave., and Indian St Ninth and Calhoun. Seventh and Main Twelfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby tiome Grocery. and SHOE OIL Good for- all kind of leather—35 cents Stove 0il for polish top ranges 50 cents 50 cents 25 cents| Furniture Polish Black Stove Polish HARRIS Hardware Company STOVES OUR SPETCIALTY Phone 213 —l, EXIDE Batteries You pay no more for an Exide | because it is made by the world’s | largest manufacturers of storage batteries. Neither do you pay extra for its reputation for long,| dependable service. | You buy a battery that is: economical because its first cost| is low and its final cost is lowest. GASTINEAU ELECTRIC PHONE 416 Open Evenings F“__.