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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927. 3y GEORGE McMANUS ‘vm BRINGING U FATHER fejuvenator. | oy -.cv,-fir:_‘[*“ ; [ vout L mave IFWE FLIW 3 GIVE T TOME NO\\I C.O TS L DIRECITITI0)) FER FINDIN' THIS T [ F FIND THE E'D HIT LAND! WAL p i J — = poe - \ 9 y ¥ AIR-PLANE! ,/‘, | i Plumbing—Sheet Met rluable 8 3 % & South Front Street 0‘00 LiSH_DEVELOPING LIKING FOR GRAY T B . SRS % JUNEAU TRANSFER Greta Guelzow, German mo- COMPANY tion picture star and wife of i ¥ Dr. Harry Benjamin, noted ex- Moves, Packs and Stores ponent'of Steinach “‘rejuvena- Trolaht: su5 Dok tion,”” has arrived in this coun- b x try to assist her husband in & e series of operations. N fou may be § former colles FORT (Tnternational Newsreel.) ACK DEMPSEY R, T0 UMPIRE, T0 MANAGER BUT for putr,d decisior W roofle SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, A Sg)~where 18 m gat S B Rallmad Restorca Vigiting h mother nrou bis Chicago training camyg hor he will start wo ther ne> Frida or 8 ck Dempoey display me flashing y Frompt “Delivery LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 48 THCRES NO RULE ol il e e ioutenant Carlton G. Cham:| LON B S g our AGAINST THE iginal bullding, will be usel| pion, Jr., still holds the world's|yerr> AN wauld , r4h | Dodge Bros. POET - MANAGER e 5 réconst | altitude record for seaplanes E von or Somer Six Cylinder National League % 3 ¢ . .y % 150 s & o much relished in pi Al O RAILING i T Pl He pushed a Wright Apache| sy, S YTIAT SENIOR pston 12, Philadelpfiia A y. J % SRy 3 e . \ME world over, change American League ys he is orried which he set. bty ian L . 3 | (Interational Newsreel.) The littie blus berry, which d tp notice that it was the pian ES MONDAY HIS UMPS” IN. model up almost seven miles at Bitherry Finn would he fuhing years agg. Bach investigators fai, seograph A J 4k SEDAN t League L S ! IR for. Sne. of Fopty t Washington, D. C. The pre: b na in Hamp: ‘ . . 4 > Ll Gious record was 33,455 fect, n Scotland would have beer heduled SR ; ! e S : { core of something intended to OF “CORNER” COSTLY s g 3 o : . Mo, T4 v 1 3o numental orchestral work STANDING OF CLUES : i - Wi : PRING (Corrected to date) A J : . ¥ 3 v W [ ch T gine: | 16, Lemich elain Pacific Const League ; 3 g ¢ : ROt tue DETROIT Won Lost , i 3 g LA 5 ; 1 i rice fo o Bekeah A e 1 C 3 1 n ¢ eri- | v srmany, whi 5 for 100 ponnds. Ho tried t n Franct Bt 13 S (7 g he fe le to attend the fir ke it for nothing from a r 1ttt G ( : ! ; 5 e iRt i nounc \rt of ¢ erator car and ended up in & ! by justi [ the peace court wher If you want to get back o e koot Take a tire and rtland 57 ; s = ; : e g A1 S0 1R ounterpoint even writte I h Wibi that he was earryin 5 10s. ' | | ®7O0U'LL need an ~extrn ‘tite i1y woor 66 8 - ¢ R0y B¢, ho two pLinlAt pudveisin [it to a triend with a large head-|Y / (‘ ! Y ome ARV A At R y s b ; : ties of America, What finer Anglo-| : e P R e RUS Hadon { ]"(' u("]l i R Tal (O ssiqn 3 ) got it you'll remember : . : Saxon mame, tor example, -than/BUN ON_CZAR-ROUBLE fii o LIRI Uit 5 Angel 04 g 1 ¥ o 3 : | TERE o Tl o s @ and j An L it 2 ! Smith, the winner of the three'~ PYZZLES GERMAN BANKERS| 014 papers for suie ne 1he Empire ¢ b L PRER ety o Sl e atlonal (I.“:‘a gue - miles for Yalet 1 ;f‘,ylxnl,‘l : y:m 4IVH'H\:|;IH tor “m\‘\m.»y’v - S A M i e e ————————r hen he sa 0 you 'y an icago 68 George Moriarty, manager of the le:r'r_s', shown above as | gacnrs LAST’;VSRK g s e R ,.> ,”,"'”‘_, to get back.” We'll gell you ttsburgh 63 a manager and as an umpire, is no longer the poetic advoeate HAS PREMIERE LEIPQIC e v "‘n St e ’ A dependable, lively tires that wili Lon 61 of the umpires. He razzes them now just as if hLe'd never | e ‘| Tt ¥ give you mileage service, u: \nl‘\‘ "-.} been an ump himself. A BERLIN, Aug. 16--It took ul Iliey are at a loss to explain HGar o) neinnatl 9 (International Miustrated News), piost: two. cenbtuiies. Detois’ Tekut " OFpsuigipaliy firwadia g, Let “Service Lucas’s” Auto Doe- ":"“1" :I | Sebastian Bach’s last musical com-|mand, chiefly by German and {tor look after your car’s health on i 16 Once Bard of the Umpires, firt e The Wilheria orkoie | Ly desmonetsod. Rusicn, b SNiAL A er _‘”4‘ e ¥ w -‘.“ ‘fx-m ed, “The Arnt of th ln“' ¥ : [his 2 2 Ine, wro w0 el He's The High Razzoer Now M, 5 5t o2 o, i i S Store ’ & i § death in St. Thomas' in Leipsw | 1 lend nanecial back troit 60 " - here Bach for 27 rs played [R ia ) chica oratic 1 9 NV Taternational Tilustrated News Staff nant, and his idea of gotting the | 1) *"o, oy ©OF 2T vears played|Russian monarchical restoration. | THE KEYNOTE TO ECONOMY | H(n ce ’Irausfer Co iladelphia 60 et s Pty | : ) il %3 Ciruitmnit imost. out of lils team is to keep it hv\\-ullt::,rl -.n(x‘nl’ ! the v41 ‘,‘ 1(1‘ .1: m.” A8 ¢ m ”,1\ i scranping. And how he 1s! PERRUE SSERIOT; DOW. SWRGHR 1 Schemig Om e (PRES, LT e SMDNE Will Hau: Saw Mill Wood ",('.‘,':,',‘Ll ;‘", : DETROIT (LIN).—Time *Gri the other day he called his |One, discover . work fivelof smart speculators wha 1 Every Day Is Sale Day at Our Bargain Store erame nto I By JACK Y. KEENE, has a chance of winning the pen- 3 was when George Moris bosom friend of umpire days, Brick e —— il k and Coal (;IN(;” AMS Office Phone 389 ston . 36 arty was the great paci- Owens, a robber, a pilferer and sev- OR LEAGUE PLAYER ALSO NEWS-WRITER| JETROIT, Aug: 16. Johnny un, Detroit Tiger first baseman a baseball player in the sum- r and a reporter in the winter 8 soon as he doffs his Tiges form, he hurries.to his dosk on Baltimore Sun. At odd times referees and writes about soc- " games. Neun has been in many spoctac r plays this season, He turncd the only un ed triple play the American League. In a en inning game, ho stole five es and made five hits, all sin 8. During a double header with w York, he stole home in eaclh ne, the second time under the Je-eyed ]lerl; Pennock. M MALONEY IS KNOCKED OUT BY JUST 2 PUNCHES HILADEL l’"ll\ Aug. 16 th two smashing lefts, George dfrey, gigantic negro of Lieprs- fist of the diamond. Umpire €ral other libclous appellations. What Moriarty, once a great |!ayer himself, was always the man to lay the gentle hand on the shoulder of the quarrelsome batter or the pro- testing manager, and with deep and convineing words, point out the er- ror of unseeming conduct. But that was the time before Um- pire Moriarly became Manager Moriarty. Now-—there's no peace to him. Let a decision be just one hairline to George's disliking and he's out on the field, waving both arms, shout- ing fight, demanding justice and shouting for a pop bottle. Morlarty bas an idea. His wards, the Tigers, are within a score of games of first place. On paper, that doesn’t look like much, but actually its a long way between first and third |place, particularly if the New York Yankees are in first place. Never |theless, Morlarty thinks his team POLICE FOR OLYMPIAD AMSTERDAM, Holland, Aug. 15 —The Dutch authorities have d> tached 250 picked policemen anc are putting them through a spe cial course of training for nex year's Olympiad. Special attention is being given e, Penn,, last night put awayji; methods of handling crowds Maloney, of Boston, in ome|courses in Ibglish, French, Ger hute and 25 seconds of a sched- d 10 rounder, Maloney was out 10 minutes. - T OVER FOURTH MEMBER CUP TEAM FOREST HILLS, N, Y, Aug. The Davis Cup trials for the| h member of the Americaa m saw something of an upsel terday when Lacosta, conqueror (George M. Lott, Jr., of Chicago, before Francis T. Hunt den’s partner, in four s3ts - - WOTICE 'e are satiing from Seattle {man and other languages are be ing given, so foreign visitors will be assured of every courtesy and consideration. ——— BALL KILLS SWALLOW STEEP FALLS, Me., Aug. 16.- A swallow flying over the basa- hnll diamond during a game be tween Biddeford and Steep Falls teams was killed by a hot liner from the bat of John (Spink) O™ «,' Connell of Portland, playing for i the local club. The. course of the ,hall was unchanged, It was caugh* by the left fielder. SIS e NN SUNDAY YERS FINED 1C l a far cry from the umpire who used to saunter into an argument, pat the protester on the back, tell him he | liked him and send him away happy! Miller Huggins actually fled before the aroused Moriarty on another oc. casion, the same Morlarty who used | to dazzle those who would argue | with him with a smile! H And again, he accused Red Ormshy of knowing not a thing about the ! baseball business —the same Red | Ormsby he used to go to lunch with | in umplre days—and accused sald | Ormsby of being a four-flusher, an | imposter, an ignoramus and a | goofus, | And this from the same Morlarty | who once penned a poem: | “Never sass his Umps or bounce @ Vottle off his dome, \ It may be that he has a little boy likg you at home.” Buf Poet Moriarty is Manager Morarty now, 7 - | | | | nember, without complaint, untl ‘ecently when the Houlton and | Van Burean teams were taken in-| o court. Each player was fined | me cent and costs. i e — | | [ Negroes of Paris l.lve in Montmartre I PARIS, Aug. 16.—Paris nas a| 2 “Harlem” of its own. Gradually the large negro population that has poured in upon the Frent'h‘ capital since the war has xravll tated towards Montmartre. ! The “colored - boys" and neg | resses who call Paris home have come to France from many placas. | Sumv are from America, others rom Africa, and many from Mar-| .lmnm and the French West In- | arleston City” is the nams | T Caucasians have given to| the section of Montmartre where the negroes live. 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