The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1927. THERE HE 15 NOW, A \ [’l AY QA"_UNU HERE TONIGHT SITTIN DOWN BY \\7& /\'7/\R \(m\_, | THEM VOLCAR BOATMEN | THE RIVER- WHAT HOME - SICKK? | I'VE HEARD ABOLT 1 THE MATTER \ S b 4 trong fmm Ln'\|‘_'( THAT WAY ANY A o _OTHER WAY! and Northland to Take on Local Ball Team BRINGING UL, FATHER WHERE HE WANDERS | AROUND RUSSIA LIKE A POLITICIAN OUT OF A JOB! | PETTRAATES B Ly I GNORAN'T oL COULDN'T C\T &fi‘mam \ ireat Britan rights, will } from and Unal . J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Sheet Mg South Front Stree land STANDING OF CLUBS . i JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs Freight and Bagg - RUILDS TRULK THAT PICKS UP : : ITS OWN LOAD SAYS AIRPLANE LIMIT ' |icin arorier have specia ap [Aler being beht seorcloss tor six|inclnnadl 120 82 63 43| PARIS, Aug. 24— mow 1S FIFTY-FIVE TONS "3, ‘ B, and: sasrod | six| Brookiyi , w ot Z D INDIANS WIN | § @ /%%,W ~ AFTER SIXTH MILLION HALF .o FIGHT TICKET 1, # e hag calcuiated. 1o . 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LaBarba i University and s | ehampion to enter St Up (o a late hour t fi | the winner of last tilt had not been decided. Added to *Bal - dy” Keen's protést of the book keopers ¢ RANKIE GENARO keepers having an ex IS COMING BACK runs, is the & jused a rofe noon resigns t that the C. O. P ional ball player Frankie “Slow F. Sheppard, and that r! they stole s continually “McGraw” Bernhofer declared ipaign | that the butchers attempted to a | hide the in the dark, thus knockout over Pal Graham, broth | balancing the unde 1 or of Bushy Graham. The knock-|“and besides,” sut came in th econd round. Alam, by ail rights eft hook also floored league, and I n the first round f the > - Aug. 24 York, ly\weigl Y , | suec inaugurated a ast night when he eome an chr scored hases Graham | this overr | protest meat heaver’s.” - | PETE lArZO IS | AUTO STEEPLECHASING WINNER BY E:()l.]“‘Y IS NEVVV FRENCH SPORT WILKESBARRE, Penn.,, Aug 4.~ 1 ), of Seranton, er welterweight champion, ast night from Joey llentown, on a foul in the Automobile new sport PARIS. Av 24 | steeple-chasing is a for-| 4 shortly to be demonstrated in a WO {match hetween a horse and Andre “*{ Mercier in an automobile e e elhin | pjorcior, in trials, has sent his e e W gl e car over the jumps \\|r|v 1 a mid - ound affa Jatzc 0w ]'“" ‘I" AL, Bty e gy without aceident. His bi eweight having outgrown the . <67 toet, dul which above th Gans, ighter division. ik e g b A .0.P.AND MEAT |"Siitir CLEAVERS HAVE [weed v an inciine, BIG B. B. 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