The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 5

. v GEORCE THERE \S A VERY FINE GENTLEMAN LIVING IN THE APARTMENT ACROSS THE HALL~ 1 Wi%SH YOU WERE MORE LIKE HIM-~ | WANT YOU TO MEET HIM AND COPY ___J THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, 1T OH-HO! THERES HURRY LP AND OPEN THE DOOR, 1928. SDAY, BRINGING UP lu\'l HER DEC. T e —— WELL,I'LLBE S T AREN'T THE LATZ \E T \ CERTAINLY | DS W «»JTTo ™ME T)"\T | s | S p@ RIS CHILKOOT SOLDlERS “SPORT BRIEFS l‘v';:“ I‘,‘I”: KPS Wt Toln JUN[OR HlGH SERIES TO BE COACHED IN = A O e PR < R ENDS IN .TIE FOR SKIING THIS WINTER' mue Georsia Tech ool tcam | SHICAGO AWARRS Pel | THE THREE CLASSES As an \nvigorating and tarillng|Pasadena for the Christmas Day| T8 v w As a result of il game of winter sport and also to scrve me with California i g i ¢ one m award useful purgose, the soldi L4 fed by versity of Chicago Chilkoot Barracks are g tol White e to be et ot e 10581000 thall Sie Ut ARENE an Eiven , from|!0 members of its 1928 footbal b el . other colored gloves said to T S S . ed 10 m have infected bruises oblained in mcs “"v"“""";i‘ :""N“”':x“:""’, L N points of t e g i el Then the Sev- . W, : ¥ s ; i th and to cap Juncau on t The Uniyersity of Calif A. A. STILL UNCHANGED 1 scored over the tersburg, told of the plans foothall team will lo; t the clos- now complete for the undert A and en CAGO, Dee. 13—The Amari. | The last of the Mr. ly is an expert I of its iine by gradu tion | nly Dba imes was played mained i old to tha Dotrc T 3 $100,000 and r | a mn gain he fi- the mer le xander NG I yea il ame end ham- r montt ¢ Internationa turncd | pionship will be determined by the selves ware told of the p d Prudhomm - > o De D made in the and at once became int y CALPERS GET H. S. TICKETS last Most of the enlisted men and T ! post officer ad used | oo Ma Dse. 17 —B h winter but lacked e W Sivadad | a capable instructor to drill them ! for ¥ 1 in their application. Soatbail Momeh : Y ) ) a man, the hoys voiced| e L ; 4 T a vl sh ng Mr.| Joe Dundee, of Baitimore, world | g g g Han ki instructor and a plan| Welterweight champion, in the Rl PRIIOE B g e was formed whereby each was to U““’”] States Cire ”v]' Bt [ A 5 will b - iiH10% ‘for AHA oo Appeals at Chic has his | 5 the problem of a suitable practico|Pinkie Mitchell in Milwaukze, ORI e g R GRS 1 Lar seaso ground was next solved. The offi- ust 11, 1927. | Pata ATi:HNeGtrte’ Saventy. DBhat i | cers of the barracks decided th: 3 2 lword in radio. Open evenings.| I, J. SHABICK VERY ILL preparing a skiing course was| Frankie fro. is: matched ’| Demonstrations in your home if| 1. J. Sharick, well known Jus o v bit as benefi and called ght Steve Rocco of Toront), {you wish. ‘Telephone 429, neau resident and proprietor off| for as much exerc s any calis-|nadian titleholder, in a 10-rounc Radio Electric Company Sharick’s Jewelry Store, was tak- thenics or setting-up at! fight to a referee’s decision in the a4y MARTIN LYNCH. |[en seriously ill and hurried to are held. When Mr. By ;! Arena at Detroit tomorrow night.| - St. Ann's Hospital this morning at. the barracks a short time It is a title match. { “READY TO MAIL' Mr. Sharick is suffering from | the ground was nearly complete| | Distinctive Alaskan gifts in strangulated hernia and soon and the men were looking forward; The Chicago Cubs’ | Christmas wrappings. Our line|after entering the hospital was with enthusiasm to the coming third baseman may be answ is better than ever this year.|taken to the ope room lessons. |in Danny Taylor, last season with |Winter & Pond Co. —adv. | where surgeons per a se M Byerly will go to Chilkoot, Memphis of the Southern Asso-| - - I rious operation At a late hour Barracks on the next boat and win | ciation. ATTENTION de:ly he was reported as rlmv»,cj start the coaching as soon as thore | 9 | For Carpenter Work of anylas well as could be expected con is plenty of snow. He pointe ,,1 Christian Keener (Red) Ca: kind—shop or city—Call Handy|sidering the sericusness of the| out that the conditions for |h:|lfl' Army outstanding footbaliiAndy, Phone 498. | case | sport were very good in the viein.| ity and predicted that in a short time the men would be proficient | in handling the tricky skis. | Major Thornton Rogers of Chil-| koot Barracks has always been| very much interested in the oute; door sports and has created every | possible opportunity fcr the men to | enjoy them. Mr. Byerly in speak- | ing of the classes said that due to| | the p. experience of the men,| they should progress rapidly and in a short time would be Jump- ing and making long, | try trips j U. S. Army posts around the Great Lakes are scenes each winter| of the soldiers drilling and ‘ma-| neuvering on skis. During the| period of snows, skiing is a part! of the daily drill and the men | are very adept in the handling of | the ppery hickories” as the| skis are called. The men at (‘nil.“ koot Barracks are determined not to be outdone by their fellows lnl the south, so have entered the| spirit of the coming program withI a wil. { Christmas car2z for 8"——]1@!!,' selective. Prices within the reach of all. Call at Empire and see samples. i | CLUB CAFE | R. T. Kaufmann, Prop. Recently of the Bergmann, Dining Room SPECIALIZING IN Home Cooking MERCHANT’S LUNCH 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. éhofl Orders and Regular 11 Dinners CLUB CAFE e sometliing rioic Mlld eough for anybody : not ‘he whole story of a nd yet they Satisfy* of high quality tobaccos; because they are blended and cross-blended in a way that can’t be copied—and that blending produces a satisfying taste and fngnnce They are “the mild cigarettes that satisfy.” wiaely mild but they “ney stand out as the :se they are made | Sharkey will surprise the fans | Rickard. Signs for Three Bouts * WHO'S WHO AND WHE l\'!',' ! n of the company. He wif Te n her later for a more ex t ed visi 5. 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