The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1927, Page 5

Fid BRINGI [E—— > I"‘ FATHER WELL THIS 19 A NICE RECEPTION WECET ON | OUR ARRIVAL 1N ‘ [ RUBSIA' NOT EVEN | YOuUR WIFE TO MEET US! SEATTLE WINS EIGHTH FRAME dians l ) I)"fm gels Yeste 1'4!2}’ and twirled a ied the Indian e and then later inf rfal ba atherby Sutherland midt GA'ZL3 XRIDAY I(!v o7t Tiagne te 11 llywood 2 Portland 7 n ten and Bor Oakland ning in- ST Rh Cincinnat 1; Philadelphia 3, game 10 innings. ; Bodton 6, 1 Brooklyn 0, ; New York 2 an League Detroit 5, 14 Second St. Louis 1, Chicago Pittshu 6 Philadelphit hington 1; STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 56 64 65 \ pot. Oakland tle n Francisco Sacramento Portland Hollywood Mission Los Angeles Nattoral Lenz;u 1 os 42 47 48 60 66 6 81 82 92 ‘n 65 Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis 64 New York 64 Cincinnati ... 52 Brooklyn 149 Boston 15 65 Philadelphia 42 ‘11 American Leagne Won Lost 34 164 426 409 373 Pet. York 707 hington Détroit Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Boston 82 66 64 64 48 . 43 G 571 557 AT0 68 414 71 78 BUTCHERS WIN FROM j ELECTRICIANS, 5 TO 4 Some material that fook big league stuff was uncovered i. last night's game between tho butchers and the electricians m"‘) a contest which was well played for a bunch that h: little experience. Instead of be replete with errors only sever were made during the five in- nings of the game, which wa viewed by as good a crowd graced many a city league fray. The electricians started right ocut in their half of the opening exceedingly d | canto, Berger getting a zhres»ba.t-i ger on a hard smash. Before “meai heaver” McCartney knew was happening he was reached for four hits and three runs. butchers were held scoreless in their haif of the first. The nex: georing came in the last of the second when “Big” Noland weak ¢ned and let the butchers even the count at 3 all. The “juice” men forged ahead again when they scored one run in the third. hung up the final tallies of the pame in their half when they put over, two more on one hit aud some help from the opposition winning by a score of 5 to 4. Next in ling for the as-yet-un- defeated ‘“meat-carvers” are the bookkeepers, will mix it up on the City Bail Park next Tueldly annlng &t 'flw«:mk. 4" ’ | com ed like | leading pitcher | lantic as | what ! ha' | The | These two outfits 37 i [TALKIN ABOULT Li | YOUR WIFE- LOOK WELL, THATS SOME LUCK - (" 19N'T BUT WE MUST FIND, HER- | HAVENT * | AT THIS OL LOUD-SPEA 3,54 A NICKELY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, By GEORGE THERES ONE OF THEM COSSACLKS - WELL ASK WHERE THE BE%T;{QTLL 15! — - ) WELL, |F WERE GONNA SEE YOUR WIFE : MY DISGUISE GOES BACK ON' COME ON- WELL [ HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO SEE AN TALK ABOUT RELICS AFTER WE FIND - MAGGIE' 125 © 1927 by Intl Feature Service, Inc Gt A, Greac Britain ¢ Un Long F ush wosssa S84, Clarence W. Wagner expects to make 139 miles a day on bieyele trip from California to New Jersey. Clarence holds pedaling record of 3,229 miles in 24 days and 12 hours. viisoal Dlustrated News. - e PENNSYLVANIA GETS SWIMMING COA"H PHII \lbl LPHIA, Aug University of Pennsylvania pected regain her high plac: in collegiate swimming with the of her new coach, William S. Merriam, of Detroit Merriam developed many swim- mers in the middle west. He W an amateur swimmer for n vears before he took up eoaching first with the Hoosier A. C. of Iu dianapolis, and later with the Uri. versity of Indiana. For the last two years he has bheen the men and women of the Detroit When Me m coaching work his son will enter Pennsylvania as a freshman. B S0. ATLANTIC HURLER s takes up his “'\TO REPORT TO M’'GRAW ARLOTTE, N. While six scouts looked on one game and four at recently, Jack Leroy of Charlotie, of the South At Association, blew up aud was batted out of the box—once the tail-end team, All the scouts, with one exc:p- tion, so the story goes, turncd down Leroy, but John McGraw manager’ of the New York Giants, Lought him with the understaid- ing he is to report at the end of the South Atlantic season. R I’HILIPPINE FlGHTER AFTER BANTAM TITLE CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Ignatio Fer- nandez, the latest Filipino ban- tamweight fo invade America, can neither read nor write, even in his own language. He never went to school. A thumb-print accompanied by an “X" is his signature on a contract But Fernandez never makes a C., Aug. at move without consulting his friend = |and advisor, Senor Tomas Cortez he butchers, not to be outdone!yraquate of an American univer- | sity . the business sense for the com in Manila. Cortez supplies bination. A Fernandez, in his American de- but, knocked out Abe Attell Gold- stein, winning a 11ile-wide decision by whipping ovel a !Imshmg blow in the seventh r und. Advertising always pays. Use the columns of The Euphre, ,;'mluuuuuumumuummmnmmmmuumumuummuv' teaching | 20.— | (MACGIE! | SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927 IcMANUS —— Picked Teams Stagc | wHOM DID YOU y | EXPECT TO MEET- Pall Game | v ASK oL wnor/\0 { Sunday rnoon at Spadden will [LSKIMO MAIDS SERVE AR COLLEGE BEAUTY NOT AN ATHLETE - e W RUTH BUCK Molly daunghters, Esther Berryman, E:kimo JACK M \ girl Mill be d her smoked a cigarette, and alled 0.—T Colle hair, AGI‘T PRW(‘}I SAV}E CASTLE Vpper ina; Aug The | Prince Louis of Coburg ved his ancestral| hoine \ Isdng Castle, from sale fos payment of debts It was cheduled for guction after it nd rich tapestries, arms and pictures! also with race famed as|had gone to satisfy creditors, but:ons’s home athlete, but her three|the prin pleas have resulted|) While the little of s i college 15 made ex |in an agreement wherehy he will | temperate zone grow far into thei ceptionally high_grades and is an|keep cne mansion unti! his leath. | teens merely playing a aceomplished violinist | The castle the propert king school - e {of King Louis Philipps of France.|dren the ] .o - | choose work a prettiest aps has never in her “farthest north” NOME, Alaska vocational ts with temperan 50 “collegiate ' vary not t and riches, bu and the latitude « Lu h Buck is Irish b decp own hair. 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Bducational and | only of the i 1d education | | -l ] § SEESSETTESTESTST U S SIS ST SO B S CTI1C EXPLORERS restaurateur, (center) aged 9 years explorers upon whom they wait| .. t { of n |« [ | w | iea { de Kotzebue, | and Eskimo_w { Cirls Bay Small .,hoc: Despite Cramped Feet NGTON, Aug 1l feat to the means conf China, m ned jud the ued b ing from report | ot varion i feet of A surve Katherine Cran by Maude high sch hoth and that gh and too narrow Only and howed short 269 wore correet correct width examined as to d width Next measured ex defects found to and Only have for was {amined student ona mali feet Despite girts the are fact that high upposed to be of | aud tastes, the inve not find the evidence, Oxfords we most commonly worn, the older girls wore frequently Only about 75 per cent of shoes ha been fitted on the purchased schoo |'tigators . did ‘h.-r-l much in (left) is teaching her and Mabel (right) aged lhrn pumps the wearers hile they Up in t} are .o GARLIC IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD, Cul, Aug 2( | Garlic does not screen well, owner of anliit has its in Hollywood. “fath- led with bran and ground meat it Situated at|fs fei to malarautes and huskies north working in films of the far north taurant has fur ‘\nwmmnu ay it prevents ail- of Arc explore \‘nwrlh likely to affect dogs ship- their pushing into | Hollywood. the Arctic woman s | young business still quite young. | marg | an K. aching hor pack kimo two iughters to run her Molly Bérryman i ating place famed as the north r but uses uran 200 miles { Nome, ished th cores ic with before traveler “sduare m sal” |lIl‘HlIIIIIIIIIIIlmhll'lllIlIIIIIIlIIII|IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIlIIIIIHIIIIlIIIIIlIIIII|IIIIIIII|x “TheWorld ‘has never known such Value / All former standards of motor car value fell when Buick for 1928 swept into view. Here are listed all 16 Buick models for 1928, with their prices, so that you may see for yourself how little Buick costs, when you consider how much Buick gives. Five-passenger 4-door Sedan, Series 120...$1498 Five-passenger 2-door Sedan, Series 115... 81195 ssenger Sport Roadster, Series 115...811985 Five-passenger Town Brougham, Series 120...$157§ Four-passenger Sport Roadstet, Series 128 . . . $1495 Five-passenger Sport Touring, Series 128 . .. $1828 Four-passenger Country Club Coupe, Series 128 . . . $176§ Five-passenger Coupe, Series 128 . . . $1850 Five-passenger Brougham, Series 128 . . . $1928 Four-passenger Coupe, Seven-passenger Sedan, Series 120 . ..81465 Series 128 ...81995 All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich., Government Tax to be added. BUICK A 1928 CONNORS MOTOR (0. Whmbetteramomobuumbuflt Buick will build them ! Two-passenger Coupe, Series 115 ... 81195 Five-passenger Sport Touring, Series 115 ... $122§ Four-passenger Country Club Coupe, Series 115...81275 Five-passenger 4-door Sedan, Series 115 ... . 81298 Five-passenger Town Brougham, S ——— 111111 e high | when ! Mix- | {ped down to a place as warm as' . J. WOOD mbing South RD CO. Metal Wi et Sheet Front Str ) JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY es, Packs and Stores Prompt Del LADYSMITH PHONE If you want to get back Take a tive and’ jack. l;u\ LL need an " extra tire ome day and if you haven't got it you'll remember every word of this ad and st how | earnest the auto-doctor looked vhen he said to you “you want |to get back.” We'll sell you dependable, lively tires that wild | give you mileage service. | | Let “Service Lucas’s” Auto. Doe- jtur look after your car’s health Jl NEAY MOTORS, Ine. PHONE 30 e —————— I Service Transfer Co. Will Haut Saw Mill Wood and Coal Office Phone 389 llesld»me Phono 3501 | 2 | Our Work Is Our Best Advertisement . 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