The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER H- 5O YOU ARE HOLDIN mME | | FOR RANSOM: WELL THATS EASY- JLUST GO TQ THE HOTEL Il 1IN CAIRO AN’ TELL ME WIFE | SHE'LL HAND THE MONEY ( RIQHT OVER TO YOU' TIGER FLOWERS BEAD; RESULT F UPERAT!ON Former Ml(]dl(‘wcxghl 3.4 Ch an wion Dies After Minor Op« ration nw\ i m term 1 led in TACK KEARNS SAYS sy InTe annr Slmlrn |N( mment today when the erbal agreement THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, 11 " 5 et s o e = 1 | " | WELL DID | VED - AND WHEN1 | YOUu SEE | /| TOLD HER WE ( | WERE HOLOIN' | eWE JLST L LAUGHED! ) \\ \ G LU BE FREE W A FEW { MINUTES 1| WIiSH HED HURRY BACK! | | HER? ~ou f | \ 0OV. 17, By GEORGE | HER 1927 Sold to Cleveland MeMANUS FOR MONEY HIT ME IN THE EYE - THAT'S ALkt ) Sy AND MWHEN | ASK m GEHRIG AND RUTHRETURN FROM JAUNT IAL me R un l w ] s 'l‘c'll'.l‘ Geb ‘EARI. SANDE BETSCHANGE .- T0 BE REARD 1 without of paper. nd Georgs at Chica- the no- Home Pocketful of Money, 21 Games | summer.” : Slhak YORK GEORGE YOUNG FORCED TO GIVE UP SWIMMING | ter ends hecame he and Coach en no contract is amateur sport D RICKARD REALLY IS B( arns, who declared he will dis oze 1l HANS I am Will o iing, interior : ing, furnitor fowork g Order § cakes for TIGER FLO! NEW YORK, Nov. 17—Tiger Flowers, former middleweighi | champion of the world, is dead after a minor operation. The death of the negro, as the “Georgia Deacon,” was an- nounced at the office of V\'zll}i| Miller, manager of Flowers, after information concerning the fight-| er’s condition -was refused at the! private hospital of Dr. W. G. Fra-| lick, where the operation was| performed yesterday. Miller said that Flowers, afl-.-r! submitting to a minor operation for removal of a growth over his cye, rallied from the ether in 2 falrly satsfactory condition bt} suffered a sinking. spgll some hours later and died. shortly after, 8 o'clock last night. 3 Flowers won the middleweight | title from Harry Greb, in a 13- round hout in New York in Fen- |, ruary, 1926. Greb died under al- most similar cirenmstances October st year. Flowers lost the championship ‘to Mickey Walker by a decision Jin Chicago in Decémber, last year . 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