The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER i P { NOW DON'T BE ANGRY-1't1 SORRY 1 CAN'T GO SICHT SEEIN' WITH YOU'SE, BUT |V HAVE A L OF DIPLOMATIC WORK_J A PO00 (T WELL , THANK COOD- NESS, | GOT OUT OF THAT! { [B00-HOO' AND1 SENT FORA GUIDE - YOUL NEVER DO ANY- THING TO PLEASE ME! (7 | GOT HERE EARLY AS | WANT You TO SEE EVERY THING CF INTEREST I'N VENICE- IT REALLY TAKES THREE DAYS TO SEE I'T PROPERLY! 4 Greae n,.'.-... rights reserved ROLL OF HONOR R BT PN 50 Il still be talking about K A Charlie Root of the Chicago wle field in {ame Waite Hoyt of the Yankees (insert) ol tl s ian marvels. Jesse Haines of the Cards of i to the St. Louisans, while Ted Lyons of the White ation of the American League, despite the hfllldlLdp of a poor team 1l season is laid aw its of four major e curver ait r Leen the sen SAD” SAM JONES SOLD BY BROWNS TO WASHINGTON| | WASHINGTON, * Oct. 12.—Th veteran pitcher, “Sad” Sam Jones has been obtained by Washingion from’ the St. Louis Browns, it was | announced tonight by Clark Grif | fith, President of the local club. [ Jones, who was with the Yankeos B ed to >Ll)ll‘, Celeri o Is Picked i As Most Valiable Amer. ] Leaéq ue Player of 1927 ~— DECK TENNIS ON SHORE LONDON, Oct. 12.—Deck tennis ashore has become a fayorite pas! t¢ime since the Duchess of York took it up aboard the Renown. At many country houses it is played {on lawns with rubber quoits in i stead of the usual rope quoits. | - e 01d papers for sat¢ at The Empire. SAGE TEA DANDY T DARKEN HAIRi~ t's Coulbhiather s Recipe i | to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous ai- (nost over night 1f you'll get a !bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- »lphur Compound” at amy drng lllnrc. It costs only 756 cents. Millions of bottles of this old fa- mous Sage Tea Recipe, improved /by the addition of other ingred- NEW YORK, Oct. 1Z-—Lou Gehrig, nrst baseman of the New ients, are sold annually, say well- York 'Yankees, has been proclaimed the most valuable player of known druggists here, bhecause i \the American League for the 1927 season. rkens the hair so naturally and . The selection of Gehrig was made by a committee of haseball ®¥enly that na one can tell it has writers comprising the cities of the League. b‘f’:‘h “Wu‘:' Bt . Al but one first choice votes were given to Gehrig, who won gray 0:: l:o::mga(:de:i ;;:e":: the coveted honers with: 56 puhn.: out of a possible 64. f!llfl“'lle awalting them, because Tie. nearest competitors - were Harry Heilman, Detroit ou fter one o two appllcluym the lleldcr. batting champion of the Leugue for the seasom, and gray hair vanishes and your locks Lyonx, pitcher for Chmm Hel!m.n had 35 points whlle 24 wen:.bewm, luxurhntly dark and to Lycns. | beautitul, | President Ban aohnmu nnnmuwed the results of the balloting| .g:: l:::::i rfl‘i‘:’:: "Z‘;:: fi::Y; and piaised Gehrig s a great example for the youth of today. He M ) ‘said Cehrlg J;-« umpires . no trouble, attands. strictly to busi-| Wanted around, so get busy with ness and is \ ub. the best of his efforts, Gehrig W tob nd ing the American Lum vmml ofiEh b u record, driyivg in_more U. S, SENDS - DISPLAY TO EXPOSITION American Exhibits Are Dispatched to Span- ish Exposition GLEGHORN AND "MORRISON €0 ... ENDS IN DRAW & will be exhibition influence and United cultural do States, of a Amer- at the in Seville, chitecture Rl S 8 fcin horn, of on, of Oakland, it rounds to draw here in the main event charg y at the ed by fc Campbell of Ari- ted William wson of San Diego, Cal., and has planned a com- up of exhibit of ‘th Jtably in endenvor. exhibits from States will be housed ion buildin n buildin, permanent and two t | porary structures, and after tha fair the permanent structure will house the American consulate at i seville. The exposiion, which October 12, 1928, will include the Ibero-American nations of the ‘nU\wnd All the South American {os ,,,‘n-lmhllw will be represented. of! ' Seville, with a pbpulation of he | 260,000, is the largest city and f the commercial center of southera the first money he earned in the Spain. In its cathedral lie the ring went to buy a rifle for his| | bones of Columbus, who sailed for father, in whose mind a gun was America from the Hlttle port of catalogued as something virtually Palos, only a few miles away. unobtainable. | From this region came most of REge R e S A | thb’ early settlers of Cuba, Florida HOW’S YOUR ROOF? {and California, and for many year It you need shingles for it,[Seville was ‘the only port fr remember Femmer has them at which vessels for America a price that is riznl a(h ‘nl]uwul to clear. TAr T RGN R S RUB LUMBAGO (lR BACKACHE AWAY | nem N Ihi new champion girl Kidneys cause backache? No! | swimmer of Turkey. She won a cup for defeating thirteen oth: Listen! Your backache is cause by lumbago, sciatica, or a str a three-quarter-mile swim alonsz and the quick:st relief is sooth this coun onit Lomas has d D DAMI\UTIVF BOXER : HAILS FROM JUNGLE it | zona, Private the shooting row off the nama. 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