The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1928, Page 5

'BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY-1'D BETTER SWEEP THIS UP BEFORE - ™MAGGIE SEES IT- | Feature Serviee Ing Great Britain nights reserved THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 1, THE INSECT- 1\ THOUGHT | [School Children ELKS BOWLING FOR NOVEMBER The Elks Bowling schedule | GECOND GUESSING = BASEBALL | <= By BRIAN BELL -~y ¢ ‘ (ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTS WRITER) or November has been announced and | the first games will be played to- morrow night. The first games scheduled to start and the second The following schedule for are o'clock g 8:45 the present is plcte the mon 2.—Customs vs. Butc Governors vs Nov, Lawyers Banke Doctors Nov. trics vs. GO Merch. Grocers. Alaskans. STIOTS. s vs. Customs. Nov. 6.—Grocers vs Doctors. Butchers vs. Alaskans Nov. 9.—Bankers Lawyers v Nov. 10. Customs vs, Nov, 12.—Gr Butch Nov. Merchants Nov .16 Alaskans Nov, 17 Electrics vs. Electries Banke: vs. Customs vs. Governors, Doctors vs. Butchers vs. Grocers. Bankers vs. Merchants. vs. Customs. Nov. 19.—Governors vs Doctors. Lawyers vs. Butchers. Nov. 20.—Electrics vs Customs vs. Banker: Nov. 23.—Grocers v Butchers vs. Governors. Nov. 24.—Lawyers vs Electrics. Bankers vs. Alaskans. Nov. 26.—Customs vs. Grocers. Doctors vs. Merchants. Nov. Bankers vs. Governors, Lawyers vs, Doctor Nov. 30.—Governors vs. Electrics. Merchants vs. Butchers. Dec. 1.—Alaskans vs. Customs. Governors vs. Law e — Carpenter Work of shop or eity—Call Handy Phone 498 laskans. For kind Andy, '8 Alaska Trappers Made More Money Last Year Received Higher Prices By Shlppmz to New York In 1927 a number of Alaska trappers shipped their furs to the George 1. Fox Corporation, York. As a result, ceived higher prices for their pelts than they would have re- ceived if they shipped elsewhere. For the George I. Fox Corpora- tion does business in a way that assures trappers of higher prices ~—MORE MONEY. In the first place, they pay the highest possible market prices. Then—and pay attention to this —they pay an EXTRA 5¢, on shipments of §50 and over. In other words, if a trapper's furs are wonth $200, he actually receives $210. The company pays this extra because it is the larg- est raw fur merchant in the East, and has a termendous outlet for furs of all kinds. . As trappers know, many houses | charge a commission for handling | for shipping | and also deduct charges. The George 1. Fox Corporation does none of these things. They pay every cent they quote—there com-! hers. | ihe {w {any of the Merchants. ! New these trappers re-| BARRATT IS BiG Fred Barratt, giant center of the Ohio State football team is listed ofticially weighing 236 pounds but he does not look it—he seems to be much heavier. Even from the comfortable and commodious press box perched high at Ohio Stadium, Barratt looks as though might weigh nearer than 236 pounds. And will all this ght he will not lag far behind 22 men on the field at down on as a given time in getting punts, | In the Michigan-Ohio State game vs Alaskans,' the big center did much of the Itackling and once he struck the \Muh!g(m safety man so hard or a kick that the ball went h in to the air and bounded 15 yard {down the field where the agile Barratt, up and away after flatten ing the Wolverine, fell on if. Barratt, whos |sing, Mich., is a sophomore and has his best football before him | Before he calls it a day at the | Buckeye university, he should im |prove to the point of ranking with \any weight. He may to the 236 the program says {weighs, but i he continues to ca {1y the poundage he boasts now he| |will not be a better player lighter. Barratt is not only (for a big man,” model. any “fast | ¥ | DAYS OF ANXIETY | FOR MANAGERS | With two managerial {long before snow flies, other pilots {may be wondering if their will meet the axe about the tin are no deductions of ANY kind. | And théy telegraph the cash th day the furs are received. The company has been buying and selling raw furs for over 20 years. It has over a quarter mil- lion dollars cash invested in busi- ness and refers trappers to anyj bank or commercial agency./ Any trapper, who has not, done business with the George I Fox Corporation, should certainly | send them a trial shipment. There | is nothing to lose and everythins to ‘gain, for, if he isn’t satisfied with the company’s offer, return the furs at once and pay ALL shipping charges WAYS. the George 1. Fox Corporation collect and ask for quotations on whatever furs they have ready. Remember the George I Fox| Corporation pays 6¢;, above mar- ket prices on all $50 and over. | The address cf the company is 268 West 30th St, New York. they | BOTII | | Trappers at least should wire |, lhlp:nentl ot! | home is at Lan- | by the the great centers of all times at) train down |t he | he is fast for any| | reported | fall on the changes| 4Ny made in the major league baseballl ABOUT HOLES IN ONE necks; try .4 the ready mad Har- hin Thanksgiving for the table moved to turkey is Bucky make ro for rga Mot ris merely ton to Detroit Walter Johnson and G arty, the former Tig ader, ha nothing to worr put. I h does mnot land another manager post he can always umpi Miller Hug Connie Roger Peckinpangh, Dan Howl and Bill Carrigan regarded fixtures by Russell Blackburn, hough he did well with ti ;0 White Sox when plac porary commaad, h his place made pe National Joe McCarthy, Bush and are 1ce manen League Burt § Doni J ks will be back 4 Bill McK Louis where k Snyde nagers of S chain stores in Houston and chester, being promoted to the R big time As was traded Cubs, he can and President. Robinson is said tiring from the “Uncle Rob. Rogers Hornsby Braves to the not manage Boston Wilbert be thinking of bench to the cffice said some time ago that if the dual role of business executive and manager on.the field became too much of a burden he would get another president, but now he in a receptive mood to step aside and let shoulders of Max Carey ASK THIS CADDY golfers are tired make holes in t in touch with If ambitious ing in v to one, they Vaild enough ror anybcdy pottad i casy to tell you v or .aupids ... cnd yet they Satisfy* .at Chesterfield is s, It is not suony, nor irritating, nor over-sweetened — riur -, it flat or tasteless his mantle | | mother” Hagers- ce in two e permit- y Saturday morning | Saturdays in a row, m the tee t the 16th hole, The and at made caddies sec- the both the Fred ad- “The first good shots,” he cond hit a rock own story » was Juck. were booster f in one exy who is he professional at the Foun- iin Head club, is a Hagerstown High § played goll only He has never had a goif les > DIXIE HIGH 3CHOOL WINS 30 IN A ROW and has! year., about one TUSCALOCSA, Ala, Nov. 1 he Tuscaic high school foot- ball team recently won its thirti- éth s dications will the string to a considerable figure before the cur- rent scagon has ended Theé Bears have not 1ost since 1924—and caly ono that year During that pericd they have won from many out-ofsthe- state teams, including Senn high school of Chi- cago. Deal, Suther and several products of the school have sin won honors playing at the Univer. sity of Alabama. e ee—— NEAYOLIS, Nov. 1.—“Doe gridiron mentor at Minne- believes in the old “gre admonition—ke warm He has distributed knitted caps that button under the chins of his warri a game sota, To tell you what it #s, we just say, “Mild enough for anybody,and yet. . . they satisfy.” And not our claim, but your own faste, supplies the proof! {their way and rolling in James Donna- L T T R R T aight game and from all in- 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS { WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY | BREAKING A CUP AND SAUCER? DON'T “You KNOW THEY COST Lfij— B worth of be she and bodies are graceful, and the symbolism ry, ir comin n poet l)unu» to Rhythm ()/ Poetry hool the from nterested here | children, ar “poem in SPOKANEK gam Nov. 1 dancing ical edu courses at Wasn., children here through phy nd literature time do it -+ RHINOCK DISABLED LATONIA Nov. 1 Rhi of the train Ky., rhythm v el by dancing to the of the recited poems of | P’ ew Stable, i Lindsay, Coleridge and nder of the both ancient and modern, |1 nt whose verse is particularly rical as well as onorous. Linds: {has personally supervised jwork of many of the little they interpreted his | -oe - DE PALMA SERVICE MANAGER TAMPA, Fla i D Palma, rack auto racer, who quit the ad,” is a serv ice department manager of a lead ing auto sales company of Tampa of Physi- | yaige s v aioely and Clark Lester O. Gore, prominen here, has a theory | ¢hikan attorney, and Uni iildren can learn to appre- | Gommissioner J. W. 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