The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 5

. ) < . i b B e —————————— s - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1928. 5 ik 3N = o e thes prison plant tell a story of LR By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER the Iabor being performed. e | Veteran French Aviatrix i e Warden says the men are as, Sees Big Flying Growth T L TELL YOUR FATHER 'M OUT HELLO - TRACEY- B8Y GoLLY- | SAVED]| |aappy a 1 223‘1:‘;1-.5’5 Q]Ego»us T—nERE-IWANTTo'rALK‘re HIM -, THIS |9 DUGAN ON FIFTY BUCKD BY || | Warden Fountain says he ex- PARIS. Dec. 19 rplanes OWES ME S0 I'M GOIN' DON'T TELL ME HES THE PHONE- KIN YOO A\NOT WAITIN' TO | pects to have 1,000 acres of land | wj); geem as common as bicycles . I DOWN TO HIS SRR e LEND ME FIFTY SRE NIM- ] | prepared for cotton bext year|in another generation, says Mafe 2= HOUSE AN’ TALKIN' ON THE DOLLARS? | OWE T ind a sim acre available | nicelle Marie Marvingt who == COLLECT IT- - A ™ — ) PHONE- FER ME ReENT - corn. In additi PIans @i pojping of aviation at Govepnw \377 SO l BIACES satihwbery. - Pasoh - g0 normal 1s. Thereforgy l t [“"' "““ FESIIDE. CAN is trying to y re mew . i { | vegetables and other produc : ¥ teicher ol Job L G+ (‘« were grown this year ¢ .”,‘“Ln‘,“ : spel e \ N | Charles A. Moffet of Montgom Mademoiselle Marvingt fs an 2 r \‘]“‘"" of the State ‘v{‘ " \air veteran. She was the ifies # . Admini ion, announced re- | in Br st & 2 - e - ¢ i woman pilot in France Sha 3 G = | ently that a canning plant 'hnvl““ ned her pilot’s diploma 19 seen planned as a new develop- | yeary ago, befor thero were my :: o nent of » farm ‘\\,»'\.n | § 1l leenses, Bhe begats i He said he belfeved that the . 0 0 and' ‘often in e arm products not only could be |y o noe ey BT NS irip | made profitable to the State, but England in oné.. At el L § P | ould prove a boon to cul- | gt ki ortbheaid » e Lo ure of the region by demonstrat- | ;. Mg i g o ?..nlv) .‘m: the adaptability of the soil| e ¢ pa- - i wo more trips to get her ldense n the vicinity to various crops. |y, vommand i R # Vo e L 5 SR - i v i & ST EE=—TrF= ¢ Gt i il | —————— set about the task of tracing the The reason a quiet man never| People like to follow the crowd language of the United States to ouys loud clothes is because he|@nd we reckon if they ever got th - the present time, chiefly through knows none of 'em come 1(,‘,,;;4 owd going over the straight and the aid of volunteer readers, enough to drown out friend wife \i' arrow path the easy and pleasant % perfect he declares, that a com S | plete history of the English lm":- u it i o S g B L L T R m the United States is neode ) m V' QTM A v [} —————— | WINS PRAISE TONY SIMIN GROCERY 4 4 0 i YALE SWIMMING SQUAD i 3 Beginning Monday, Dec. 8rd, 5% discount on cash ‘ o . LARGEST IN HISTORY ASORE, “Aat Bk 10 uas purchases on everything in Grocery line, excepting CLEGHORN|S [Home oF ciuck OXONIAN TO INCLUDE vow, R, . i S e S Eggs, Butter and Mik. CARROLL ROBBED hundred and fifty men are out for ment in this State of the convict PHONE DOUGLAS 65 LUSER IN Gu S SL 4N( IN DICTION 4RY the Yalé swinming team. It js|case system \\'_:«rvlvnlt: K. ll:vmn- P L Y e e SEATTLE, Dec. 19. When one of the largest squads in Jho|tain of the State Prison Farm, o Hy el 34 near here, says he has found ac WHY NOT LET US Chuck Carroll, University of R ’ i history of the school. s i AR gk ¥ i Sake oy el cumulative evidence of the w t your name on our coal lia Washington All-American half- B g CHICAGO, Dec. 19:—An English.| The increased interest is at. cumula B poas d . ack, meturned home last- migng 00 %0 Ul R PHTNCHY BROWER |o o tord ‘univeraity nAtlet| tributed 6 A6 FABeated sioceus|dOm Of the paNe it Is certainly good coal the place looked like a football \°*5: «ast Friday there was 2§ about writing a dictionary in which|es of the Yale teams coached by! ‘Improvement in health and We deliver fresh dressed i team had used it for a scrim- | Students absent from their clas % | “bee-line,” “bogus,” “loafer” .amd|Robert J. Kipputh. morale of the prisoners and pros- poultry eevry day. Our eggi Ene S mage. | This number has decreased until| . " d sl B iy Kipputh, tank coach here for 12| Pect of early material benefits are the largest and freshest PORTLAND, Ore, Dee.9—| Inyestigation showed that the|loday there were only 166 pupils|Smilar slang expressions in the; Hipputh, developed teams which |10 the State are among the fac- that the hens produce. George Dixon, Portland negro mid-|burglars had gained emtrance by 1Ot attending school. e o 141 1 43 colleglate con.tors that have convinced the We carry a complete Iine of dleweight, dadly maltreated, Walter | breaking a window. They hay | ke R sl WL i el '.f:fi?f»ifrffil Sec.|Warden, he says, that the State Poultty aud Fox Feed Cleghorn in the 10-round, main|ransacked the house, every room,| PLADNER, FRENCH BOXER, American . Bogstfs - WhicliEN o ,:,c,cn“e,,mp records, | 41d not err when it removed its And our transfer service— event, hers last night and won the|and jewelry and other articles: HAMPERED BY ‘BABY FACE'|!'ace the origin and developmentOrds 2 el ;o |Drisoners from the coal mines well you can’t beat it. s Eoniditt 1Y S awaL 4 gl oSt |of American words and phrases is| Princeton and the Navy have ! . bark dox: tie - decision by a wide margin. valued at $2,500 is missing. The| i « i gir | been the only schools to score vie. 04 put them to work for the Dixon is credited with 6 rounds.|police said the work looked like| PARIS, Dec. 19.—Emilggipider | the lexiccographical project of Sir|been over Eli swimmers in 11 5'4te D.B FEMMER In the fourth round he closed Cleg-|that of experienced house prowl- | Pladner, the crack French fly Vi A, Graigis, now. & QIS R 2R LantoAbakaN: b Watdén an bl x4 ol horn's loft eye and in the succeed. |ers. | weight, who recently out-pointed |*°T Of {:" Vaivesslty. ot ek, | R .- convicts pitched camp. on the Phone 114 ing rounds battered him from post| Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Car-|lzzy Schwartz, was refused admit. & e, 'I?"”" ey k"_"“'_‘e_" vy 3,640 acre tract 10 miles frOM | g oo e to post but was unable to knock|rol, Chuck’s parents, were at the tance to a recent fight, “because o George V for his work ol qyg ympression a lot of young here that since has been trans- Cleghorn out Carroll Jewelry Store at the he was too young.” S nore Snglish dictonamiu b, | people ‘todayiRive youM that they| fanmmad e 88 tatansn prison: NORTHERN HOTEL —_—o— time, Pladner bears not a single mark : ‘}"“‘_“K the exp Wons & “"”’" don’t care a hang how many lines'faym There are approximately $1,750.000 DEBT ——————— (or scar on his baby face of his|daY "'::5‘.",1:,.1,’,"(,,[,‘“:,-|r.. William Wil{ or care tather gets on his face or 00 prisoners on the farm now. ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up, 3’ 3 ELECTR]CS w[N FROM 50 or more ring battles and looks Bade . : e how many gray hairs mother gets| Stump - pulling machinery at Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray 0il Burner in ! AT OHIO STATE U more like a boy playing truant ,“‘-:”ik‘f ”“'I ng Inw.abidine s on her head. [ work, curls of smoke that tell of operation—Hot water day and night, Rooms $12.00 per PAID BY FOOTBALL DOCTORS LAST NIGHT trom nigh school, than the tough 3 £ " “law-abi ——— {the burning of trash on the month and up—steam heated. ‘ 3, little battler he is. The undertakers are kept pretty broad, cleared lands, mule teams | & - I The Electrics last night took! “You a fighter!” guffawed the |busy these days, but mot burying at plows, men employed on drain-|" —— COLUMBUS, Ohlo, Dec. 18.—|ireq gtraight games from the Doc. hard-boiled ' dobikeeper. “Where L5 ) husbands who have been killed by age ditches and the whirr of saws Seven seasons of foothall at Ohio | yore winning 2,594 to 2468 |are your cauliflowers? Run along| Professor Craigie's original schol-iy;oano oo |cutting timber for buildings of State University wiped out.a debt| paacar rolled high for the before I spank you. astic creation was born of his con- ; of more than $1,750,000 on. Ohiolmaren 231 for high game and a! Pladner was held up for an hour, | Viction that the transplanted seed- i T P Prices Reduced $1 50 t0$250 stadium. total score of 425 pins, Vander. and was admitted only when Jeff|lings frowm the pue tre D Now football has been given thelygogt was high. for the medicos|Dickson, the ‘promoter, personally "“}"”“ } R 'l‘_"' fo o . ten year task of raising another | i pon iy o game and §50| vouched for fiim. only, but the whole United States P A Sal Krshom 't waa "o Sfothe | with 220 igh singi game and 530 Mongie. of tadey-ruimule, he, it rwate Auction daie plants to the campus, “The scores follow: Jgjad Seltel i AN Bdi “abinet and records, Victor Cabinet, Colum- Plans contemplate the Tk Electrio My office )J?EIEE closed. until| F:™ {;‘('hso\x}‘(; ]L rP?tll- sed portable, Bruswick, violin Standard and Vict Ty Model of tive bulldingh (& harmioni i g it o b From its seventeenth century he- 18y ACLOR. BANHNIY U800, POFIanie, BIMSWICR, Vi 1cto odels M M0 pullen 150 150 150—450 January 2nd. Bt T b outfits, Silvertone Phonographs and Pianos. New a mew men’s physical education|g " DR.~GEO, L. BARTON. |8'inings this English scholar has b vsd b 4 ~ : building, ,an_apmory. and an. avia ;""‘W : ig“) f:“} S s 2 shipment of Finnish, German, Norwegian, European 51 ATI0TY. ang 88, avia-I puncan b = i i i o hangar. Tascal by logliative] Duncan WG W records. Pianos, grand and upright, direct from the McCaul Motor Compan appropriation. B 4 186 208 33!424 factory to your home. Exclusive agency Victor Or- The new units will be a varsity| 8o - thophonic and Red Seal Records. Cash or terms— men's field house, to cost $500,00 826 843 850 2519 you are invited to make an offer. Expert Piano Tun- . : ;n intramural sports building, Héudicap % 25 25 75 ing and repairing. Piano Benches to order. 500,000; a swimming pool, $250,- W e e b 000; a women's field house, §300,-| oo PR Al We are here to stay. Phone 143 000, and a boat house on the Olen- s RS ISIC = s 4 D ) tansy ive, o Coot 00O, commen DO ANDERSON MUSIC i An Ideal Christmas Gift : y o e faeis AR 6 179—48 5 0 R X to inclose the stadium, making i [Kir - 18 166 17052 SOMETHING FOR THE CAR FOR available for year 'round recrea- Henderson . 150 150 150—450 tion. > 1 L) Chiffon persists in spile of the fact that Winter is here to stay for a while. Here is a gray frock ", the popular material that is worn over a slip of sthe same hue far | Sl «he large hat is jast right jor j - 807 767 864 2438 Handicap .. 10 10 10 30 ‘Total 817 777 874 2468 | |. Except for the. possibility of a basketball game between, Coach Waid's “Hilltoppers” and the Unal- ga team, there will be no other (matches over the holidays. The |Unalga team is being organized jand there seems to be some good | (game material among the boys. If ithe two teams meet, the game will| be after Christmas, | The boys of the manual training classes under instructor H. 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