The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1927, Page 5

f i ——— BRINGING UP FATHER | COURSE A‘J YOU KNOW:- MR-JICCS | ‘: HAS BEEN APPOINTED | TRAVELINC, AMBASSADOR || ONE OF THE b NOW | WANT You TO | ]| vMPORTANT THiN TEACH HIM HOW TO MEET | | 19 _MODC O ROYALTY IN THE l DRESS- 1 |\ DIFFERENT COUNTRIES' | F.ufi‘\;'%}‘:‘r,'r&r |} CODTUMES W1 TH g ~OL KM OV ™M RUN 83 MILES IN LESS THAN FIFTEENHOURS CHAMP FIGHT IS ON TONIGHT risive ut the him to do it. - training Two Indians in Feat in Un- versity Games Whic! Would Ki'l Horse. \\H]\ ]‘H} »|\‘, at than kill shed apparen would Canzoneri to decide formerly wsenberg nized 17 other sult of hi York, finds fogical in whict held ted Lented contest by who matched trib vesh tht round d on runnir quarter mile track of the Un of Texas stadium several times The wure of University relay g Augustin - Salido, another India started on the 59 mile run from Antonio to Austin, collapsed a result of stomach cramps running 62w two who and Tomas - > FANS HAVE HOOTED MURRAY SINCE 1990 CHICAGO, cisions of Jim and the re ite pac Hlinois i, as races were a th Jim Mullen will ent the promoter pre who, San 41 heit emblematic of the champion- &hip v v 6 to 5 favorite SAMMY MANDELL LOSES DECISION TO CHAMP OF TEXAS DALLAS, T White, of n Taurres Zafiro, Merch 26—The d Murray seem to drav | more hoots from American Associa tion fans than those of any other um-| pire in the but Thoma Mickey, president of the Associatior has signcd Murray twenty seventh year hehind the DY Doy The hoots don't foji| Ot H decided long ago that soem.| Pipn 100K ing unpopularity was only because MO at stuke he never pay ny attention to i e State Leagne 1900 went fo the American in 191 from the International loop Only one oth diamond Pop Connolly of the American Loa gue, has been dodging pop bottle as long as Murray. March 26.—Tom lightweight night won Sammy titlist White through- the cham title was xas Houston Texas, last paper decision ove world's lightweight 10 round mateh infighti led and make ary. The my circuit, for ; comb Jim his hotl he . at >-os- '/ ROBINS MAY HAVE BESPECTACLED TRIO 11!\[\\\|[| in and Association Fla, March Plitt becomes a member pitehing staff of the Brook the bespectacled club of lows and Toporeer A new men u year, i that he bal' clo: may become one of corps of sharp o 26 arbite It S the Robins Me: T e WALKER'S HOME-TOWN i1l have SMILED TOO SO0OM i who ha ball for Lt get Rebbie George noout of major eturns we can see weil to the “Uncie shooters. HA TON Pa They-ve replaced naw at a barbe Michael Pecora towel March smiles with * here wher to fling hot 26 old th shop used Coats, Thrift Michael was once ambitious to b New come a famous runner, but got di ;'“”‘"“ 5 couraged when he saw a track star| in action. Then he Frigerio, the| g | Italian who is Olympic walking chan Home Cooled Meals pion, and decided, “I can walk as fasi | Home Made Cakes and Pies as that.” i For Sale Soon the town was amused by the | daily spectacle, continued for 15| | TORGET-ME-NOT TEA ROOM months, of Michael taking prodigious | PHONE 157 strides down the in street |k Lo o “He seemed such an intelligent chap, t00,” murmured his (wlhu;.,m | NOTICE | In the District Court for the Ter- 2 ritory of Alaska—Division Num-|} ber One—at Juneau. | IN THE MATTER OF THE CALL-| ING OF THE REGULAR APRIL,| 1927 TERM OF COURT AT JU- NEAU, ALASKA NOTICE IS HEREBY That pursuant to an order Hon. Thos. M. Reed, for the Territory of Alaska, Divi- sion Number One, made and en- tered on the 12th day of March, 1927, at Juneau, Alaska, in open court, THE REGULAR APRIL, 1927. Term of the District Court will be held at the United States Court House at Juneau, Alaska, be- ginning Thursday, April 14, 1927 at the hour of tem o'clock in the‘ forenoon of said day. WITNESS my hand and the seall of said court this 12th day oxl March, A. D. 1927 | Thos. J' Mccaul JOHN H. DU 1 Smocks. —adv. and Shop n H frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrees [ESSEX SUPER SIX $ 965.00} 4 965.00 s 1045.00 Delivered in Jineau GIV EN.‘ of the, District Judge Coach Coupe Sedan Ry % 2 Court for Div. No. Clerk of the Dist. the Terr. of Alaska, rorrrreorosre --"'-.-w - AMER, 1EGION i i | | NZ)III(‘(] as [“'dil(‘(‘ | titlehold- | him- | contender | winner with a jewel studded | -} the THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 27. By GEORGE McMANUS SHALL FIRGT L ORESD INI THE PROPER FORM TO MELT A KING' AR MR | WANT THERE-RUN OUT AN | PLAY -LI T TLE BOY- | ™M BUSY! |1 s L A A e e} Historic Treasury Casl: Room Is to Be Vodernized, $30.000 One) PARIS VOYAGE . shursing offeiers an uch cramped quai that | start work in th ruing, standing in the midst ot cat piles of coins in i Duily a in must Thompson. ()f ] uncau, deposits whi teller, made u revenue, COH\'(‘HUOE] Officm'. e nt 1 and tax \\|H| receipts American e th hold it ntion in I 19 to 2 i d National risg, B The prime Paris convention is to’ make | g oo i international pil Jdition lagze to th of their comrad A land to the scencs of 1h» strug > | which gave the organization | orde he ¢ whica |, ht be recalled o © memory, and thereby the ti th maintenance o friendship and under be strengthened This is tupendous undertaking but the details have heen very com- g wo 1 out by National| .o | Officers of The Amel ST Indianapolis. The magnit OE BUONE Sine s n undertaking may be realiz b not only the Legion momber ligible, but also members of the| oo American Legion Auxiliary, (he Ro-| 0 0 ty and i the Red Cross of | [ RS 4 A Y WS O ican Association, Army, and the Jewish Welfa war workess. The final date for mak- ing convention reservations is Muy 15, 1927 | Each State and Territory is being| managed by a Department of Franc Convention Offi who handles all details for his rvespeetive districi. | The D. F. C. O. for Alaska is 1. J.} Thompson at Juneau. il LATZO TO MEET DUNDEE MAY 24 NEW YORK elterweig articles to PPolo Grounds change e Annual s in 8 )0.000 i b L) from one cent pieces to and the paying teller $000 1o 15,000 checks $5,000,000 of yuted daily which it replace §10.00 ember pUrpos cas! In new cur to the 35 enters in ahe dist sncies thro birth to circulation that 10 worn out cos v damaged mone cace may v In a to the nal supervisio the reserve cent ca {room ol Charles 5 stored the $1.800,0 good will for international tanding may Gates cashier, nation’s 00. 11 oceupios little the amount, an “cash” until ia hall into th longer paper kept in reserve, asoned” it becomes will be able ain of being spont nio circulation G -oe— Am ion|Finds Weight of Earth "l To Be Enormous Amount labout 1 considering become rred vault can not it across be d, a ik nd the longer it to th one A £ Salvi (Continuea 1rom prage One) he ands must repeated thou of times comparison sand thou liminate crror Dr. Heyl's calenlations, The American Magazine published for April March 26 champio Je on ) e R HOME OF QUICK SERVICE Suits pressed from 15 to 20 min-| utes. Phone 576, JORDAN'S VALET SERVICE. —ady Pete Lat 70, - 0ld papers for sale at The Empire MAJORW. J. 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