The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 17, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927. BRINGING UP FATHER ; ) By GEORGE McMANUS WHEN | RETURN-MAGGIE-{ EXPECT \ THE PRESIDENT CAN'T Il TO BE APPOINTED TRAVELIN' S |2 REFUSE ME AFTER _J AMBADSADOR-THE PRESIDENT WILL BE 7 e 0 3 & ! PULL MY SPIEL-] SO {MPRESDED WITH WHAT | SAY 1 Ese e " i — | ABOUT MYSELF- THAT FELLOW-BLOT i / | WON'T HAVE A CHANCE FOR THEJOB' —E 3 DONT LIE TOO 5 MOCH ABOUT YOURSELF! ARMCO INGOT TRON MAKES THE BEST s | ; | GASOLINE TANKS ) A f © 1927 by Ini1 Feature Serviee. 1n¢. Grent Britnn righte resrved | e AL Y ' J. J. WOODARD CO. =] Plumbing—Shect Metal W.rk first Pacific Coast | game iy South Front Street Sacramento, to be | when th Phone 373 Les. Phones 1401,1.0» SLINQUISHES REIGN senators ana tionywood ciuy angle | at Moreing Field, March 29 = = HURST, N. C. March 17 Gov. C. C. Young announ e | B S f would attend the first game, and! INT = O will toss the first ball pitched from JUNEAU TRANSFER his box. 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