The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 5

e ot memed BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 192 25, By GEORGE McMANTUS ¥ WHO? ME? || | R AINT AT BAD ENOUGH 1 AT HOME? LISTEN-JIGCS- THE PRESIDENT 1S CONNA APRPPQINT AN AMBASSADOR TO TRAVEL ALL OVER THE WORLD- WHY DON T YOU TAKE | M THE JOB” YOURE A TTHE ITS A CREAT CHANLL‘ INGES L AN ALDERMAN A'\I JOB LIKE THAT WiILL PUT YOU ON | MAPR - GONNA APROINT [l [AN AMBASSA DOR | TO TRAVEL ALL OVER] THE WORLD- '™ { i" THINKIN OF TAKIN 1] LEHE OB S NEED (MmaveE L. EBHTO T | ‘ THE 9?&5!0&41’0%} (Ou HOW woNogR FUL I'LL HAVE THE TIDRESS MAKERS OVER TO MORROW- EVENING DRLSoL’i | TO GO TO EVROPE WE MUST GET GQRAY TRAVELING | ’. WONDER SUITS - \FDINTY 1D .l — | AFRIEND (OF MINE? SomM E L l\r e e eoecoecoeiooeeeeeo-—s—-1 WALTER JOHNSON BIDS |MAN WHO AIDED IN SPORTS st e e et et Bl e e G e s St ¢ o Chrisiie’s 20th Cinder Y ear; Are Afier Track Honor: 6. — Wit the in th ek will begin hi rehing at th h molded atest teams the annuatly in United the e which nation championship b, €} quad of 1l Co; won Hm on cet with eh that any CoiLc it to when h ficld Olympic e Christic life th recognized as mior est ach annexed championship and coach of th fivet to raise the am Bast team West inter i three the Brain n dedicated his track ontire and i 5 prreat of the nationul field meet 199199 4 the alm of one of A tield in a jate to and years CONSECHLiv in track and coachos was Krin's the athlet Taillten, held each year chiefs of the McLaughlins had KETCHIKAN ANn | Meath when hurling na tional ganw Mo capi where | and wa h rish games werc sat edge of hurling hox at night ihem the arena povern the McLaughlin sits in a — | the Coiiseum almost every Juneau Stages Splvn(]x(] Bal; his Blackhawks play, L A " introduce to modern tle Against Heavier Team | vt or nis rore —Douglas Loses. o v b |SMALL KANSAS TOWN Alaska, Fe. 2 LIKES BASEBALL ated Junean and bested Douglas in ! i i of ihe Southeast I\,’ D} Kansas ool = of | watching andiences fatiiers a KETCHIKAN Ketchikan — de Wiangell easily the openir e crn Alaska High lioop tournanent 300 much MePherson, 5000 population into gregations league agn the ne Baskethall ular pastime A town of Pherson support teans is very in forence Abou the i wateh last ni 5 20 teams fans turned out to [the fi entering com pames The Junean-Ketchikan contest wa thriller, the latter winnning by of 29 Jimmy Connos, Juncaw's diminutive forward was the tar this game. Ketchikan's vie Tory largely possible by the superior heighth its players. The Wrangell-Douglas slow in comparison with neau-Ketehikan The team was off and did up anything hest play Wrangell's team showed the best by any of the seems likely ferenee honors with ding ansas | petition outsic o their tive the mdependent e Central Kansas | School 1 {the MePhercon ¢ the Meredian Junior league, The town has of | | College te; Jare le; res a seore to 23 wnt league High the M member wnd School | Pherson th team of made and wis weight m, @ Conference of an and a bout SE the Ju- Douglas puit W'l TACOMA FIGHTER IS GIVEN CHANCE FOR BOUT WITH WALKER NEW loffer for a with Mickey in April s 5 chool league school cirenit fort like its worked defense nicely. I exhibited and it for con- four fives contender YORK, Febh. 25 Tacoma, hs received middleweight title Walker, of Chicago, a an | GIRLS' PLAY STARTS TONIGHT late | WIRANC L, Alaska, Feb. 25 The Southeastern Alaska H. S. Girl hoop tournament opens here tonight with Juneau team playing Ketchikan. The former is favore to win. The Juneau playe are in spirit and their Coach, Supt. W Keller said the team was in splendid condition for the es. The iting teams are provided with the very hest of accommodations —————— | Has | Rooms openea 9-10 nis Malony Dental Offtce Block. in| adv. | fine K. Old ASY’I DARKEN Douglas vs. Ketchikan, — et - SKAGWAY BOWLERS LOSE TO ANCHORAGE In. the third ||\;1(1'h being played | by cable between the Skagway Elks'| bowling team and the Anchorage | howle Anchorage last night won | e Te: Gnly AL out by a total score of 2419 pins.| [ cents you can buy Skagway only made 2,247. i e e | Sk.’n::‘v\]’:’\‘l-":i:; in |‘]::f"":'::i,]fi"‘::::“Ill“\‘l the ready-to-use preparation, im-| T s “iproved by the addition of other in- |&redients called “Wyeth's Sage and | M’LAUG_HLIN SUPPORTS !Sulphur Compound.” You just damp-| SPORTS OF HIS isEs en a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, mn]lmnnhe““k““‘ one small strand at a time. Irene | BY morning all gray hair disappears, Castle, is helping to make p“,,,”“‘.unl after another application or in Chicago the sport of his medieval (WO, your hair becomes beautifully| Irish ancestors. |darkened, glossy and luxuriant. McLaughlin became a supporter of, Gray faded hair, though no dis- professional hockey this season be- 8race, i3 a sign of old age, and as cause he found the game imeuann".‘wv all desire a youthful and at- unaware that it is the modern .tractive appearance, get busy at| sion of - hurling, - ancient natioual once with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur| game of Ireland. |Compound and look years younger. The McLaughlins were kings —adv papers for sale The Ifmpirn-; At 1; i When you darken your hair wllh. [Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can' tell, becanse it's| H done so nuluru]ly,i i s0 evenly. Prepar- .,‘/.; ing this mixture,| s though, at home is | - mussy and trouble- Frederic Mce Lmuzhlm. and husband of the former ot PAOLINA AND weight fans now appraising \\hn meet toni Garden, and York apean of a but set skill pirations is 'FIRE MARSHAL JACK Jack as {he was six team |as by ion thority | champion {mobiles with a siren and | opening 1ddie Rob-has not | car match | APPointment hal. and DR. W. E. ULHOLLAY [y Jand fand fire cars lh- 1114 eee |0l p.m(-m for sule at The Empire, Oid xm[lrl! mr save at " WALKER WILL BATTLE SCOT Dempsey’s Status Is Explained I"l.'[[y I;_\‘ Rickard NW Rickard i YORK, Feb. 25 declared that st fight the he ination toury wants a title bout Demprey will Jack winier 11 rLonpDON elim ment The Daily Mail that Cha B, Cochyan, pro moter, has obtained the signatures of both Mickey Walker, world's mid dleweight champion, and Tommy Mil ligan of Scotland, European titl holder, for world's match in London next The fight probably in the Derby son It is thirteen years since championship*has been contested b American tideholder and boxer. A mateh hetween Walker and Milligan would the kKeenest interest in British ing it is expected. >-e 'FRENCH WOMAN GOLFER | o L PRACTICES FOR HOURS' e in Madison Squave; The vouthful Mlle. Knute Nelson, of Wisconsin, de la Chaume is one Paolino Uzcudun, of Spain working golf champions 10 round elimination bout, Throughout the winter This Paolino's dehut que resort of St of she spe hours cach day in ing up her game for the summer competitions Mlle Thione de la Chaume believes in o minimum of match play and a maximum of prac- tice with particular shots. Often she will spend an hour playing and playing one approach shot. — e 'MONTANA TEAMS TO PLAY ANNUAL GAME ON BUTTE GRIDIRON UNIVERSITY Rickard not meet says he n nan among the contend a June. will be staged e s a world's tween HANSEN MEET IN GO TONIGHT YORK, attract sport circles, NEW IPeh. in training ITeavy cast an two i Thion Liardest Enrope the Ba n-de Luz polish Simone of the of at in is H 5 the holder heavyweight title rugged type and these qualifications may by Hansen's speed and Hansen, who checked of Monte a slight favorite. - in the lie hard New | DITHL cou is o hittey be ot boxing the “ Tunn recently ri IS IN BAD NOW WITH POLICE, FIRE CHIEFS LOS ANGE Dempsey 1 deputy fire Cal., Feb. 25 w lose his position marshal, which appointed three months ago, ! of an investigation begun Angeles Police Commis determine under which au the former heavyweight cquipped one of his auto- | ved lights OF MONTANA, Mis. soula, Ieb Unable to realize huge gate receipts at cither of their nome tizlds and willing to minimize ditional bitter rivalry, Montana's jies and Montana State's Bob with the Butte Chammber of Commerce to stage their following the {annual Tre State foothall chaw.' igation, that he!pionship battle Butte next fall, fire siren on Lthe date for November 19, ! installed after Last full these fors battled at deputy fire Butte for first ti the Grizziie winning 28 Now mt - Wild | Ketly his gridiron Bobeat hopes for | victory re s ing | nineteen years ( Gold has tri- Silver and that Wild | the Grizzly | would in- | of years with-| will be stretch- o 25 result the 0 cat have signed Dempsey declared, of the inve used the it was sasuie in his Deing set his mar since as the 0 Bili Both the the Los chief not given equip his lights has at Montana delaped Angeles fire of police said they |carcer the boxer permission ja long with siven {high. 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