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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 4, BRINGING UP FATHER | PHONED-MAGGIE TEN T\ AN’ SHES NOT HOME YET-I'LL GIT HOME NOW AN WHEN SHE COMESIN I'LL TELLHER I'VE BEEN IN MES i oH-1THouGHT D M (| sTayINALL DAY-9O NEVER PUT ME SHIRT ON- JUST SAT AROUND AN' TOOK T EASY- ey 1928. 1'™M GLAD YYou ARE. SHOWING SOME SENSE | SUPPOSE YOU THOUGHT | WENT TO CLANCYS CLAM- BAKE- AH- MAGGIE - HOME 19 THE SAY- I'VE BEEN HERE TEN TIMES TO-OAY TO DELWVER THIS, TELEGRAM-1TS ABOUT TIME (/ SOME BODY SHOWED LP- T S CHICAGO CUBS DEFEAT WHITE | SOX BY 30 0 First Game 17ni City Series Is Played—Malone Is Pitcher OHICAGO, Oct. 4.—The pitching| of Big Pat Malone and the timely hitting of Cuyler, Wilson and Grimm subdued the White Sox and the Cubs won the opening game yesterday in the City Series, 0. Urban Faber, veteran of eigh- teen campaigns was the goat of the game, getting credit for the defeat although pitchinz only two- thirds of the first inning when the Cubs got all of their runs. e GAMES YESTERDAY Pacific Coast League on 3; Hollywood 9. 1geles 2; San Francisco 12. 10; Oakland 4. Sacramento 5. M Los Portland Seattle 4; Pacific Coast Sacramento 6 San Francis Hollywood Oakland Mission Portland Los Angeles Seattle League g 1] 37 40 47 48 57 59 67 .622 0. .622 “Sound and Healthy” Executive Describes Western Business Now (Continued from Page One) has improved since last gpring. The cotton crop promises well, with good returns. The manufacturing industry on the Pacific Coast continues to ex- pand in a material way, through branches of eastern companies h-- ing enlarged or established hera. ‘The industries of local control are also in a period of prosperous ex. pansion. Early in 1928 there was some evidence of dullness in business, but no material recession in ¢ parison with the corresyouding period of 1927. Livestock and sheep industries are in a healthy condition and with reduction in stock and increase in mining the copper and other non-ferrous tal industries showed improve- ment. In the Pacific Northwest and in the Mountain States the romewhat unfavorable agricu'tural nfluences changed for the better and with midsummer a reasonably good sca- son was in sight or had been con- | cluded. Employment increased. The retail trade in this section as a whole is now keeping above the level of last year though there are some weak spots. In the section west of the Rocky Moun-! tains the relation of output to de- mand has been better than during 1927, Sxpansion of commerce between the western states and of foreign markets is growing at a rate not generally known. In the last six years the exports through Pacific ports have grown more than 60 per cent, notwithstanding the in- creased competition throuzh (he use of the Panama Canal irect. This year promises to break all records. ‘While, in common with rail ‘0aas in all parts of the country the passenger ‘traffic in tha west show decreases compared with last year the volume of freight traffic has increased materially. Altogether we look for a sub- stantial increase in voluma of bus iness and prosperity of our peopic west of the Rockies duriuz the last half of 1928. —e———— RKECORDS Dlosing out alt 1v muca Columbia and Okeh Records at §0c each Open evenings. Radio Electric Co., Martin Lynch. adr —_————— 0ld papers for sale at the Empire. metals IHu.\w/l and Cramer Are Now Enroute Home ; Be Welcomed in N. Y. Hass failed Rock! NHAGEN, Qct. 4.-Bert aind Pa r Cramer, who an attempted flight from 11, to Stockholm, com- crats who are exerting every ef- fort to keep Mississippi in line. “White Wings” Bolting Democrats are a coalition with the of the Republican Party Mississippi of whith George heldcn, former Nebraska Governor, is chairman. The “white wing” has filed a list of I idential electors with the Secretary of State, as has the faction headed by Perry W. How- ard, negro Republican National Committeeman, and an Attorney ~eneral’s decision is pending as to which list shall be placed on the ballots. One Resignation R. Tally of Hattiesburg, Presidential elector, tendered his resignation to the ate Executive Committee be- cause of Smith's prohibition views, and the New York Gover- nor was charged with “flouting the party policies” in a resolu- tion adopted by the Franklin County Democratic Executive Committee, which also praised Hoover for his flood work. Ten committee members announced they would vote for Hoover. A militant campaign to pre- serve the party intact is occupy- ing the State Demoratic Execu- tive Committee, which plans to use conciliation and persuasion as its weapons. EARLY DAY BOXERS BEST, SAY PROMOTERS Skt SAN FRANCISCO, Oct s Twenty-six years of ste: promoting of boxing has ¢ vinced Al Young that the old time boxers were much moere clever than those to- day. He attributes this to the fact that interest was great- er in amateur boxing then and that there were more instructors. When Battling Nelson won the lightweight title from Joe Gans, he says that most of the aspiring youngsters changed from boxers to slug- gers. Young has promoted fights longer than anyone on the coast. BUFFALOES ARE CHAMPS, SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Oct. 4. The Houston Buffaloes are the baseball champions of the Soutl The Texans won the title by de- feating Birmingham 5 to 1 in the fourth straight victory of the series. 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