The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 5, 1927, Page 5

I;RING NG UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. SATURDAY, NOV. 5, By GEORGE McMANUS THIS 15 THE WONDERFUL ST- BERNARD DO OF SWITZERLAND- NOTICE THE KEG ARQUND HIS NECK - THAT CONTAINGS BRANDY - THESE DOG ER AROUND THE MOUNTAINS ANS’ \('T:{QNEDFI‘;‘BT AID TO ANY SICK OR INJURED PERDONS! Britisli Heavyweight Champ Hits Mat Seven B Times in First Round Hh--Knute | e 1S RULED OFF 5—Ruby pretende weight not 1 uce told of for his in the t round o 1o hav bheen a pion, was 1 ever m g his, fi an American seven time then stopped the bout very t, Hanser lishman down f three with a ht Fnoekdowns Strioped of Badges for ¥ i Fouling at Pimlico— Suspended for 1927 BALTIMORE, Nov. Sande, famous | stripped of his bad red from the Fimlico Race jafter running of the turity race. He have fouled Reich Count, by C. Lang, Sande was up on J Widen- er's Batteau and bore over Reich unt, it was chargad uséd his elbows to interfere i Lang Reich Count was the favorite in ten , wasl th ance in floored referee At th the Fng count » head the i “He th Six. more been boosting contendsr 1o Tunney have Lo hav possible st Gene nothing to say FORMER FGOTBALL PLAYER GOES TO FEDERAL PRISON EW .Y to| heen n and they indicated old, former club atl tor here and well known foothall player, was impri in the| federal penitentiary at 1 Ga., today following his con he race. tion on a charge of stealing auto-| Sande has heen suspended from mobiles in ¢ nd dispos-| further ra on the Pimlico ing of them in Butte, Mont. Gla-|tpack this year. . zier was arrested here October 1.| % s S T | HANSEN ill BUSINESS PITT AND iRISH SIGN FOR GAME PITTSBURGH University of Pi tre Dame will rdsume foothall re-| Phone lations in 1920, Pitt officials have |-—adv. announced. Contraets have been signed by both schools, according to Diree- tor of Athleties L. F. Blakeslce. League . With cocretary ed | American ry. Mr. Hey pose the ‘lof Ame g ings of t T am now working for mysclf.| December. 1 do pay 2, kolsomin- . interior or paint- furniture * refinishing, all| suaranteed or no pay. W Nov b—Theli S OLAF ITANSEN. Papt | P SUITS PRESSED—$1.00 JORDAN VALET SERVICE Phone 576 For Sale ONE USED SUNNY-SUDS GOOD '(,'UNDI'I"I()N $50.00 - TAKES IT club of League fo! man Gayn Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Phone Juneau 6 Juneau, Alaska IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE WE ARE GOING TO MAKE AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT . WHICH WILL BE OF VITAL IM- PORTANCE TO HOME COM- FORTS. WATCH THIS SPACE - BUICK#1928 One Fighter Knows When Not To Mix It SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Nov. “Did you fi RACING TRACK ... was a heavyweight.” AUSTRALIA SEEKS | HELP TO INSTALL YANKEE BASEBALL waging gainst the popularity of cricket Heydler, president of the the Antipodes, an baseball ambassadors to Australia at the HOCKEY | CLUBS IN BIG TRADE| BOSTON, 3 Lt and B tional Hock: Old papers fo! lu-LEE A LLA\( HEE HCO - “ Hoo- 3§ © 1927 ov Invi Fea Great Britain vights rescrved 1927. | Predict Smith Will Get Lntire Bourbon Vote of Califor KLC'L‘ OCE YORK porter Mo - - i"'Dead Man” Revived; fand Re N to the A check ( IS ARRESTED . Welierweight Champion, ! Who Failed to Show Up for Fight, Arrested major for g in 1 1t coived a today t lqnarters with 10 be pald to the local Bradley Jahn makes the ¢ or Lo the throne, ht of Holy world's fly knows when Testitying in hi divorce he encour rival w f: L ¢ r Refchow, manager of the Los Ane had heen informed by W Wrigley, Jr, owner of the 1, that the Giants had dra Jabm, no definite word y received from the Mc - until today busine L.OS Dundee, who failed to s night for ¢ ns. t him?” asked W outs's replied Ruby LAl thn be playe in » from the Flint team of gan-Ontario league. the husky left fi 300. Lack of = nt him to the ague. Jahn ave 440 dur his two the Ang new with on with the r Max Waxmai They were ts bound train and la. ter released on $1,000 bail each - Artificial fiorai 1t 1o Elownt around and home with ully. adv years Nov. & n_baseball baseball an uphill Oris, ausirall need support, they hays D(’DGE in letters to John A. (! BI{O”‘IEERS Four Cylinder Cars g - = VIRGINIA 1V ves City Dock for Chatham ports, Saturday night at ck. adv hav battle | ¢ 10 o'cloy Through A. B of a baseball 1 they teams vislf fheir coun-|: vdler said he would pro sending of two teams {f mygo fagtest four in {20 to 25 miles through |iin less than seven seconds |- unequal in traffic or on hills |§ —equipment includes wind- | { ipe, rear view mirror, stop | light, bumpers on front and annual meet he National League in e MY STARS CHANGE o IH Nov. - 5—Bill “Red” |} v Coutu, members | ston Bruing’ Na- League team, have ed the 'Minneapoli —_— the Central Hock r Nobby Clark and Nor or, both defense men, McCAUL MOTOR CO T SATE AL The TIMPITE, | v mmamisiasar o rear. 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