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

1927. THE Di\ILY A[/\ SKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 14, BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS WOW- THEY WANT ME TO COME OUT ON THE BALCONY TO SPEAK | | TO THEM - | GUE [N COAT AN" WAIT TiL WOU HEAR T Hi- GREAT VT!L,N \ C\I FNOM T 1 MosTNT DISAPPOINT | THEM-1'LL POT ON ME BY GOLLY-LISTEN TO THOSE CHEERIN' OUT THERE - THEN HAVE FOUND OUT I'™M IN WASHINGTON AN’ STOPPIN' AT THIS HOTEL- THIS WOULD MAKE-MR-BLOT WILD IF HE KNEW | WAS THAT POPLULAR Gieat Batain ry oo - SR DR TSRS YR PUR VLT ST SN ERESESIESETOE USSP RS TS TR SO S S S e aee © 1027 oy Iy Fearure Service, In ) SPO L e e T PSS MISSION VALLEY TRACK SEASON OPENS W ITHOUT EITHER LOCKE, ROONEY KANSAS the indoor in GLDY, track the March season Missouri their 11 under Valley x charges hampionship v Drake, lowa State, Oklahoma A, M. and Oklahoma Universit e good ply of last star around which to build their org izations, but Grinnell, Kansas, Mis souri, Nebraska, Washington end the Kansas Aggies are confronted, to 2 large extent, with the task of deve! oping aspirants Wiih | wa conche s ar & a suy mn sophomo Coach Harold Ebert of 13 lettermen and five sophomores with which (o work in his list of veterans Captain Ray Dalbey, polevaulter: Sumner Brunk, and Robert Carle, 6 feot high jumpers; Marion Van Lan ingham, an under 157 half miler; Clark Tolles, who does the 440 yard dash in 50 seconds or better; and Herbert Boettger, 43 foot put- ter. Drake has outstanding In- cuded are shot Conger Conger, Pivot Man one of the gr middle distance runners in the try. is the foundation upon Bob Simpson will form his lowa State team. Simpson believes pro- spects now indicate he will have strong group of middle distance run- Ray at whicn a raska has ensational dash who has had three years of alley competition, but Coach Schulte has 12 veterans working out! daily and a number of BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT OF RED PEPPERS tight, an the pain. Br gestion. Feel bad in just a short time. “Red Pepper Rub” the remedy that brings quickest r Jt cannot ‘hurt you and it certainly| seems to end the tightness and drive the congestion and right out, ! Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red pepper: vhen heat penetrates right into colds, congestion, ac and sore, stiff joints relief come once. The moment you apply Red Pep-| per Rub you feel the tingling heat.| In three minutes the congested =|7m‘ is warmed through and through. ‘When you are suffering from a cold,| rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or, sore muscles, just get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from| red peppers, at any drug store. You| will have the qul(‘l(es! relief known Always say ‘“Rowles.” lost Rol: st Locks of Jait promisin:g Zase your aching chest ak up the con-| a cold loosen up is cold soreness PLUMBING HEATING and REPAIRING My overhead expenses are at a minimum. Therefore I can do your work for less money. No matter how large, or how small your job you do yourself a great injustice if you don't get my prices. CALL STEVE STANWORTH Phone 215 Res. 505 shop Rear Harris Hardware Co. Aggie nne i they miler | this | men | building sophor ound out hi Oklrhoma ML also looks bright scasen. Th moof sprinters ret » last ibility hmen of { for the prediction Twelve Lettermen At Norman, Coach John Jacob: twelve Oklahoma U. lettermen “Wildhorsc” Taylor. il hurdles i ymond former of colie the elig h back inceludin who last year in the flat; 0 yard in 24 Dunson won Valley and Ra footed Indian versity star. 1y two lettermen will wear Grin 's colors this season, and Duke will be in much josition as Gwinn Henry Missouri football ¢ :h n over the track situa institution. Most stars graduated declined to set seconds fleot Jacone uni Coach er th of who has tion at the year's of last Tiger and soveral T Both will have building up teams with new Kansas Material has likely but others re- about material to 0 none in lettermen Kunsa dashes field back, of the toney, last il member 140 yard 1 of Valley coach the Kan The Kansas lettermen, but material in virtualy Eight to form ageregation year's track the world-re has thres | competition and wiill | freshme | Aggics also two others for points have Fleck, quarter who is out of ! and M. L. Sual- yoar's cross | one of the he Valley, who s | anot i cvent nucler Howard | captain | ord | however, the 1927 of team a ay had years have eignt | on whom | were depending reported; Ted and relay man college this semester; lec, captain of last country team and in the unfit 1ot two mi | physic for hor running Washington average eason’s and | season | out or-! i A St. Louis, supply of material the outdoor rounded fan expects to enter with a fairly well ganization The Mis at Drake will be! Moines, « meet Univers Des year ———— | SCOTCH HAVE LEGEND OF ST. ANDREWS GOLF Scotland, March 14 it that golf was introdue- Andrews, famous Scottisn | of the ancient game, by work-| from the Continent who Al the St. Andrews cathedral, | says John Fyfe, veteran caddie mas- ter at St. Andrews, writing his romi- 1 DUNDEE. 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His Il do most of the field work a Thoma victori - > > h ATTENTION MASONS There will pe a stated communi cation Mt Juneau 147, F. A, M, n Hall at 30 o'clock ing. Work in the F. C. iting Brethren cordially order of the W. M CHAS. E 14 On football elker Cal, WASHINGTON Cochran Moreh 18- W old Hollywood night won at the 18.2 bi! defeating of 100 to 150, the threat in aments, Cochran never championship. In the nament Cochran had five and defeal. Previous (o Saturday night, Cochran has twico for place vy vealty man, Saturday worlid's Championship lisrd Thomas at Yale, for a quar widesprowd " He assistants | before St | pre s at tournament Jake score ter ad boeen fam ni tou = match been first {and Schaefer I champion No | who were tied - e ‘GERMAN OARSMEN MAY CCMPETE AT HENLEY LY s a compoti cup b Ruder of & l.:ul'.;‘ Odd F Monday Degree. invited even Vis By IH, England,. 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