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

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A Godfree, the former | who last year won th: women championship Wimbledon, is an noyed b from Uniterd States that considering " offer to go tenni “T am far prepa rations for the forthcoming Wimbl don season to do other than deplor the report “The first | saw of it was a | p wmoyved by th itoany time of such a -~ OREGON GRID COACH - TEACHER OF POETRY Ore., March Mcklwan, head footbull University of Oregon letters—both literar: at reports ihe she i into professional teo busy with she ¢ I am not con possibility pron KUG 16, Cap- tain John J coach at the is a man of and athletic McEwan, who United States Mili a lifetime in the army in the class room the diron The former Wesl coach has a half dozen athletic let tor men in his poetry class, and h elucidates Browning and Dante as casily he explaing the technigue of the forward He maintainsg military discipline indoors and on | the field MESSENGER BRINGS CLOTHES TO SPEAKER prepared at the vy Academy forj teaches poetry and football on Point center and pass TAMPA, Fla., March 16— Although | Tris Speaker is no longer manager of the Cleveland Indians, he was | represented in the Cleveland con tingent reporting at Lakeland about the same time he joined Washing. | ton at Tampa. Speaker’s baseball cquipment left in Cleveland, and the Indians. brought it with them as fav as Lake-| land. Washington sent a speeial| messenger by motor to bring it on| to its highly prized recruit. | from Seat w The Border Queen sai tle March nineteenth. Kor freight| shipments phone Agt. Femmer af| once as space is limtcd, PHONE 114. —adv. | | Baby D man's Thr Caps. Jar- —adv Boys' Shoes at cost. Thrift Shop. Jarman’s —adv. | S ——— FOR THAT COUGH USE SAN TOX PINE BALSAM with Menthol and vEuca]yptus TRY THE BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. FIRST Phone 134 We Deliver Substation Post Oftice No. 1 e PSS TELL ‘EM | HAVEN | ARRIVED 1IN TOWrRS YET-IVE GOT TO GOIN' TO SAY filt md Del Oberteuffer chos past zon uring his college career. MelKane, 014 papers for sale at The Empire. | 1927, R. J. ompany, Winston-Salem, N. By G EORGE McMANUS QO ON AN RING-IF ANY ONE THINKS THEY'RE '~ GONNA BOTHER ME- THEY'LY \ HAVE TO STAY OP ALL NIGHT- | FLL GIT THIS TRAVELIN® ! 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