The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 5

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MO‘\DAY MARCH 4, 19 BRINGING UP FATHCR [LviL You HURRY AND C.ET | DOWN TOYOUR OFFICE -? ‘ HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO | RUN A BUSINESS \E YOU \ARE. NEVER THERE-? e MAGUIE - YOU TYET 1 BY GOLLY- MAGGIE 19 RIGHT: HERE I'T 1D TWELVE O'CLOcK AN MY SECRETARY 19N I WHERE OO YOU T ’\ THAT GOOD MORNIN' STUFF 7 WHAT TIME DO YOUL THINK \WE START WORIK AROUND HERE 2 LL HAVE TO TALK YO 1 ARRIV 7= = 1929, tntt Feat Grout Britain rights REALLY- COULD N'T SAY THEY ARE ALL HARD AT 1T WHEN 29. €~ ,lun, officer under all conditions. wA ' Reaches Heights But it was during the world war al Lejeunc reached the! LUSES Tn c A L . With his second | @ division he is credited with break-| 'ing the Hindenburg Linc at manc{ * ] [Mont Ridge, releasing from Ger- AT BASKETBALL 4 menace . the historic city of | Rheims. His activities in the AT . | Meuse-Argonne sector are regard-| Furious Battle FOllg"\t in ed as among the most remarkable | Q d G S A | achievements o( the war . | Decon ame—ICOI€ | pe was appointed major general Is 30 to 27 commandant in 1920. PR e General Lejeune announced that SEAT h 4—In one of his retirement as commandant does the hard tles of the season, Dot mean that his interest in the [ corps will be lessened. f California defeat- y of Washington vy night, win- p of the P taking pected to proceed to the Pacific coast after March 5, where he will| be stationed for the two years r ng before he is required v to rotilo SCHEDULE FOR BOWL GAMES OF LEAGUE GIVEN and making the scm‘(“ The Capuamns or tne City Lnngno‘ , bowling teams, the Elks, Chamber s of Commerce, American ngmn Br icks and the City teams, to- da; nounceédl the following lcagun game schedule: At Elks Alleys two consecutive games. g the second half of the urday night with a revised ne-up the Huskies fought one of the greatest uphill baitles in thc history of V ngten basketball. Smarting un the embarrass- ing score of 21 to® at the end of: the half, Washington outplayed and outfought the champions 20 to 9. | In the last half with a tie in! after piling up point * point 29 to 27, sank a f fought ha rd even in the face of {his gain of one point for the Bears but the latter stopped them dead ’ with only four minutes to play. R e B AN March 4—Chamber vs Brunswicks. | March 5—Chamber vs City. GREATEST UF March 10—Elks vs Chamber. . March 11 Legion vs City. March 12—Elks vs City. March 17—Legion vs Chamber. | March 18—Legion vs Brunswicks. | March 19—Elks vs Brunswicks. ! March 2¢—Elks vs Legion. f March 25—Chamber vs Legion. » | March 26—Flks vs Chamber. \ — At Brunswick Alleys March 4—City vs Eiks. AGirtiongd o aNs A March 5—Brunswicks vs Legion. - Mareh 10—City vs Brunswicks. ® ant marine officer, and came to| March 11—Brunswicks vs Elks. love and respect him. March 12—Brunswicks vs Cham- Not Afraid to Work ber. While fighting his way up, Le-| March 18—City vs Chamber. jeune at all times delighted in do-| wMarch 19—City vs Legion. ing more than was expected of him.| March 24—Brunswicks vs City. During the Spanish war, he acted| wmarch 31—Legion vs Elks. 1 ~at his own suggestion as clerk t0| The first games of the League the commanding officer. He also Tournament will be rolled today. served as intelligence officer and | The. games will, on the week days, did his work so well that the navy pe played in the evening starting department praised his efforts. lat 8 pm., and on Sundays will start His record at the war, college gt 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The stands out among the best ever tournament outcome will be on a madg there, and drew commenda- pasis of total pins scored. tion from the acting secretary of —. - - war. During the Cuban insurrec- T tion in 1912, a resident of the is-| | land wrote that Lejeune was ccn-‘ I Byln({)}smxlgg}?nr}]cgz?gssne spicuous among the marine officers | “g)qio opens January 25th ever to be stationed there. During | ‘ Marshall Duplex, 6th and Main. Telephone 536 the occupation of Vera Cruz in’ | 1914 he was praised as an “excel- = - TOOLS FOR EVERY PURPOSE BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT FLOOR COVERINGS, ETC. HARRIS Hardware Co. 5 e 1 i | kan, J SEATTLE ELKS ARE WINNERS Bowl 2,888 in First Tele-| graphic Game with Ketchikan, Juneau :’i\'" matcht of threc —— e LflNGWURTH AND TILSON = ARE CHOSEN - birds. He| for the shoot with a representative re: Truesdale and M 22, Kirk 20, Pu 18, Simpson 17 of the The bowler: Scattle F 17. | won e fir telegraphic game| WASHINGTON. Ma is now behind in his try play 3 Republicans of the Hous On two or ti ight unanimously sman Nicholas { Ohio, end Repre Tilson, of Cor themselves as Speaker and floor leader of the new The nominations are equivale elections from Vic Vn Zednick th" SL‘A'I(‘ E! Lodge. s bowled ap now is too He said at the thet “he would k for as near a perfect even if he is going to lose me. y ep Brooks 632, total e HELD FOR GRAND JURY Zi¢ Williams, who is charged) fered $ oney was to be nf-j to the holder of Ol' the local boys were: Bar 67, Pullen 8, Hendrickson with forg being held by U. 8.{high gun ticket, but in the excite- nm le 529, and Radde 562, tota Jommissioner A. F. McLean of)ment was forgotten and today the 2714. The Ketchikan players mad: | Jaines, to await action by the|treasu Lh(‘ following in dual scores: Mil- | Grand Jury. His bond is fixed at |rich Pr ler 521, Harris 563, Burgun 148, Thi- | $700 nnd if he unable to raise [the event next Sunday and whether th be broug a club member or not, the gun fans to U. 8. Mz t to hal bodeau 287, Thompson 519, Zurich 1602, total 2740. The foll owmg mmm of the se- Alb- the sport. , COUNGIL BREAKS NOBILE BLAMED HiCH YESTERDAY FOR DIRIGIBLE AT CLUB SHOOT ITALIA'S LOSS s Geulal s Rescue from Ice| Not Justifiable Aci— Report Made Public | le Italia, in the Gen. Umberto Nobile. | rt of | —The ¢ the of Inquity ap- * | pointed by !’lflm er Mussolini places responsibility for the loss of the| , on The Commission praised the con-| duct of Pilot Alberto Mariano and | Navigator Filipo Zappi. Considering the rescue of Gen.| the report stated the Nobile, was without acceptable his placed him behind | tion and the only justification wa the 'strain of the situation that permit Nobile to act, not soundness of the done at the in navigator Lundberg, him., | Gen. 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