The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 7, 1927, Page 5

BRINGI WELL= I'M STILL AT A LOSS FOR A NAME FOR THE U ELEPHANT! Ao UP FA’ H! CALL HIM J1-J1- | HEAR THAT ] s WORD USED A LOT HERE IN INDIA! T'HER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927. By GEORGE ELE PHANT S0 I CAN GINE HIM HIS NAMET BY GOuLLY- INDIA 1S FULL OF J1-01S! © 1922, by Intl Feature Great Britain rights reserved McMANUS GAMES TUESDAY ' National Leag Won RETIRING 1UTOS racing a | lmul but says r Segrav ord es an hat i y off i1 ] hc rec miles r on beach at Dayton rida At th irmed | ind announced his re head the experimental nut of th from raeing | con retirement ignatic of depai Sunbeam Motor Cc nto a busine ociated from motc that [ have dor mll 1 at hi | pany “to go ut erly di I feel a crime ing mistake might get killed, | o 1 have decided to go into busi- | hess. Most of the big ariy- | that 1 used to up to | when I started have been killed. | “I have won every big in | urope. 1 have fulfilled my am-| bition to be the first man t ravel 200 miles an hour jmore can T do in speed motorin I have never driven better Il am driving today, but the next step is 250 miles an hour, and hotld say that is a long way off.” Major | i m as | | | | { nting speed v m m racing ars look race what Segrave, who was tran Jrerred to the Air Force during th warl says he became “one of iis ery worst pithts!™ “I can't tell why," lew for 1,500 hours Iways incapable of perly. Either 1 feot the banged to the tempt to land surface. It wa I thought up incidentally, 1 with a plane fell from about o long time in “bed after and then went America I bocame interested in bile muuu" - ATlONAL SW[M MEET, CHICAGO CHICAGO, Juiy 7.—A national swimming meet is projected for Chicago in late August by the Ni I Amateur Athletic Federa- , of which Maj. John L. Gril- fith, commissioner of athletics in the Big Ten, chairman. The meet is to be open to tank stars of the army, navy, Y. M A. Nutional Collegiate athletic 50 ciation, the American Legion and all other izations belonging to the A. he says but I landing land or ol tried to above earth, ground 20 feet not in an at below th o peaceful a in the air—wher could do anythin and eventually 1 8,000 feet, that wher autom is c ENGLISH WORKiNG MEN TO HAVE PONY RACECOURSE NORTHOLT, Plans are under racecourse here at a cost of §1 000,000 which will becofne the | hogdquarters for pony racing in | England. For a small sum working cnd their wives will be attend race meets after leaving the workshop or office. Music and other entertainment will be pro- vided as at Ascot, Newmarket or Goodwood. When this course is thoroughly established courses may be but at Southend, Maidstone, Liverpool, | Manchester, gow and Léods. July 7 ay to build a men able to (.I GERMANS RAISE FUNDS FOR OLYMPIC ATHLETES BERLIN, July 7. newspape offices their facilities at the disposal of the German Olympic Committes. The committee is trying to raisy by popular subseription funds for | ning and sending a delegation of German athletes to the Am- sterdam Olympiad, In Amsterdam the Germans will compete in the Olympic games for the! first time in 16 years. Ath- letics now occupies such a com- manding position in German life that the whole nation takes an interesi in the preparations. The Olympic Committee hopes to cap- italize this interest by Apn«allng] publicly for funds to enable the; contestants to be outfitted and trainad in the best possible, Banks and are placing SPEED KING liril\l\(,' 250 MILE! key | | been F'ORESEES AN HOU JAGK SHARKEY | TRAINS HARD FOR BIG BOUT . Leaves Boston Today and ; ; e Will Return to Quart- | washingtor | €rs ill N(‘\V Y(H'l\. BOSTON, July 7 has finished the of training in prepa fight Dem he leaves for Now he will resume intensive He is training this battle Jack ¢ first pl tion for with Jack York wi train more than vigorc for any othe DEMPSEY WORKS HARD WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN N. Y., July 7.—Jack Dempsey p up one clean knockout and technical knockouts ter six sparring partners arned a temporary vacation sr Leo Flynn fearing the titleholder may “leave his in his training quarters, viciousness displayed in the few days, ordered nothing light calisthenics for MEDAL IS ASKED yes M for ba a tocay FOR RACER HERO INDIANAPOLIS, Speedway fans have asked t Norman Batten, Brooklyn driver, rewarded with a medal for heroism the 500-mile speedway r: h May 30. Batten's car broke flames while travelling more t 100 miles an hour, but the tayed with it until it slo down and he could run it off track. He had to direct it his foot at the last, forced him from th Officials said his ably saved the lives drivers and spectators vented a fire which might h spread to the stands. Formal plication for the hero medal h made and «Batten, who in_a hospital for weeks after accident, has been given a pu of $7,000 by friends and fans Ind., July negie seat very of and ot - - FOOD SALE SATURDAY The ladies of the Catholic ish, Church of she Nativity, hold a Cooked Food Sale in storeroom on Seward to the Alaska Saturday, July 11 a. m. Delicious bread, salads, ete., sale. Furniture 9, o opening pies, will ca be - ->-ee WOMEN OF Mooseheart Legion regular meeting Thu 1y July 7 at 8 o'clock Init AGNES GRIC Secre iat ANNOUNCING Dodge Bros. x Cylinder SENIOR SEDAN $1595 F. O. B. DETROIT Thes. J. 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