The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 By GEORGE McMANUS bed ame nanied M in the ¢ 1 150-foot cliff at Unalaska 1ken t « BRINGING UP FATHER | HAVE AN IDEA YOU ORDERED THAT- I'LL SOON FIND OUT- WHY, '\F THOSE SWELL PEOPLE - THE DE PLASTERS, KNEW WE HAD SUCH STUFF IN THE HOUSE 1T WOULD RUIN UD SOCIALLY- leutian Peterson hospital accom nurse by __ CALIFORNIA U HES SORRY: MUM* THE 3 | DELIWERY BOY MADE { THE MISTAKE T WAS ] ' Q WHAT: YOU DAY THE BUTCHER LEFT 91% POUNDS OF CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE? WELL,GET HiM ON THE PHONE RIGHT AWAY AND HAVE HIM TAKE 1T BACK IMMEDIATELY- TELL HIM 1| NEVER ORDERED THAT VULGAR FOOD-wWHAT WOULD OUR SOCIETY NEIGHBORS DAY ? mountain elimbng, compar . Unalgu Peterson, the cliff broken and about head ruzhed te Coy Guard Cutter nefield was FOR THE-DEPLASTERS - r Unalaska with RACE, REGATTA . v plunged ' ALL { SLOTEN, Holland, Aug. 4 ved bruise RIGHT- g & he University of California to-|ar He w SOmE of t Miss over the through the second |dova on the ( Olympic rowing | Haida, where regained con. by | s¢ ! v his conditim serious he is doing nicely present the nurse said D in the Denmark yrnia took thefis st de-|at the defeatin lengths, Calif heat several Belgium - |INJURED MAN ON | WAY TO SEATTLE | ABGARD ALEUTIAN| | Joseph Mansfield, member of th |crew of the United States Coast Guard Cutter Unalga, was | eg eriously injured when he fell over [ three i [ first | feating W. E. DUNKLE HERE Dunkle, well known mining engineer, was a south enger on the Aleutian | S eee FISHERMEN! sh shipment of @ just arrived at HARDWARE CO Alag- salmon HARRIS —advy, who Swimmers Train for Big Marathon;Two Hundred to Try for Prizes of $50,000 TORONTO, Aug. 1.—There arc Ernst Vierkotter, the bulky Ger at least 150 persons in this and|man natator who captured the bi other countries willing to forego|prize last year, has the misery incident to a marathon |noncommittal regardir swim in Lake Onfario for a chance |if he has any, to defend hi gt A at ;541_04\0 in pr ‘|r|u1\~lll;|. 3 i A *| This is indicated by the carly| One of the favorites armong (h A R A e |entries for the third annual swim-| women is Ethel Hertle, who wa g R g ¥ |ming championship events, A the fastest among the women la St “WN?."'imlmg‘el“““' just 20, September 3, sponsored year, She clung close to the leader (GG bureh 14; Biilaialnieoy:are s> 1 SUNUIEL SSRERIR SKhiBIs Hov i € infleny 6 e, ARG i | el W i sy tion. |and received a prize of §3,000 for {Oikicago ¥ Froonist 6 With the race a month away, |her game showing. | i o4 )5 3 the entry list totals 150 with indi- There will be Fotag onerioan fesgue jeations that last year's mark of year, instead of ono. Women swim New York 0; St. Lous §. 209 for the Lako George marathen {mers will compete in a ton-mils | Philadelphia Ry agd {may ho exceeded Wednesday, August 29. A L WRahfgtan Dy DULIRIL 8. Fitly | swinmness ffe . slready later the mermen with the i ‘raining here. ™wenty of these| leading women swimmers will STANDIRG OF CLUBS [have been working out for more|compete over a 15.mile cours | Pacific Coast League |than a month ‘rying to become ac [ A prize of $25,000 will go to th Flimated the chilly waters of|Wwinner in the second contest and | Won Lost Pet | Hellywood 2 10 397 | the big lake. lan additional $25,000 will be dis. |tributed to the entrants finishing | cramento 11 | n Francisco 12 .636] among the first ten | dakland 16 5 BRE D SRR SCOTCH SIGN YANKEE vet been his pla cham. | Pacific Coast League Oakland 6; La | ’ GAMES FRIDAY Sacramento b Angeles 5; attle 1; 208, two events this| race in | week five to 7 7 have been only because In rartly this they successful TONIGHT " A. B. HALL MUSIC BY water | jconditions have switched seo swif'.| During the recent hot spell water in Lake Ontario was as| Mission 17 .48 | Los Angeles 19 441!l Lol 5l warm as 63 degrees. Then for| EDINBURGH, Scotland, Aug. 4 Sea 2 50 e g ; | v nearly a week it was iey cold.[—The Heart of Midlothian associc WER at Four days off-shore winds churn.|ton football club of this city have 26 fed up the cold water from the [5I8NC d up a y::un: American foot ,Bx:lid“l"h‘ to make a difference of|ball star, J. B. Battles, who play 577 (more than 15 degrees over the pre |center for Boston, clab, He vailing: temperature when the sur the son of the r famou . face waters are heated to a mnor- 'w Celtic player, Barney Bat . | BrocXxlyn mal stage. but learned all his football in | Bost: Europe will have several repre- United States, | Philadetphia isentatives in the big swim, judg i e 5 vt | Adisrioan Liss ke ing from carly entries. Georges| The Oregon is sailing for Seat- Won ® Lust Michdl, Franch baker, who finisi.-|tlo, Aug. 8. For reservations, see 71 33 !ed seddna last year, has sailed, but D. B. Femmer or Phone 114. adv. 66 37 . .841) T TH 54 53 . 48 BT 48 67 47 44 39 Junean Cit{vLc on Nationel M ¢ Pet. In the first round of the Tunney-Heeney fight, shown in the above Assoclated Press Telephoto, 644 N St. Louis the chailenger unloosened a drive of short left and right hooks that drove Tunney to the i3nes. New York | Chicago Cineinnn‘i | Pittshrrgh » THIRD ROUND PROVES ONE OF VICIOUS SLUGGING Moonlight Serenaders | New York ... 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