The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 5

"~ BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY MARCH 25, | 929 s SHIP TICKET TO I TALY TO-DAY AR\ HAVEN'T GOT A DIME- "l TS OUR FACE 15 FAMILIAR 4 ) |V LIVE IN THE & APARTMENT ABOVE. NDERSTAN D Teus] FE 1 adING TO WELL- | WUZ TO giv BUT I'M AERAL s ( HAVENT GOy 'T‘!D{:‘ar“: S Mgfl- HER MCKET T6-p, J}Ic’ FOUR BLU DGEONEERo 28— 42 25 HORNSBY STEPHENSON WILSC} CUYLER % ——= R 21 8 21 17 ’37 324 313 25 cc-v«am:: STy AVERAGE With Reg League fizg. ers Hornsby seiting the pace, the Cubs expect to blast their way to the 1929 National Hernsby is chatting wiLh his new chief, Manager Joc MecCarthy, in the inset. MBRRIS HicH GUN SUNDAY, BUT PAYS BET High gun among eleven fans, | Morris yesterday copped the honors of the day at the regular Sunday | shoot of the Juneau Gun Clup. His score was 24 out of the possible 25 with the next runners up, Benja- min and Truesdell, breaking 23 cach of the string of clay birds. On top of being high gun, Morris | furnished other excitement for the onlookers when he paid his wager |to Brown. The wager is a weekly event. Morris pays if he does not break 24 first time up and again pays if he does not break 25 during the day’s shoot. Sunday he lost the latter and won the first. Shooting in the wake of Morris, Benjemin and Truesdell, were the | following guns and scores: Sarr 22, | Tarwater 22, Waterude 21, Laurie 120, Rice 19, Morrison 16, Heyder 12 land Miss Robbins 11. GOCDIE SALE | The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society {will hold a GOODIE Sale Satur- day, March 30, in the display rooms. ‘Q( the Alatka Electric Light and | Power Co. Waffles and Coffee will be served from 11:00 a. m. to 2:00 Ip. m. —adv. | AVALON, Catali: ands, March Out ¢ in this semi-tropical country, Joe McCarty is poliqh;n up his bigweunch for what prom ises to be the Chicago Cubs’ 3c3r in the National League. PLYMOUTHROCK | OFWESTWILL BE PUBLIC PARK With Rogers Hornsby, one of th(’ game's biggest batting threats, as| key man, McCarthy is building with[ the confident hope that he will | have a batting attack strong enough | to break through any and all klnds‘ SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 25.— of fancy pitehing. !The Plymouth rock of the west,| He has good reason for his hopes, ‘the birthplace of civilization on for Hornshy, Wilson, Stephenson the Pacific Coast of the United| and Cuyler wound up the 1928 sea- |States, will live for posterity in a son with 2 combined batting aver-!public park containing the ruins age of . of the first mission and the first This quartet pounded out 243 ex- fort in California. tra base hits including 77 home| plans have been formulated for runs, 123 two-baggers and 34 three- the gift to Sun Diego of Presidio baggers. | Hill, overlooking Old Town in San These four men probable will ‘:)cj[)xe{'o, where Father Junipero Ser- the Cubs’ biggest threat, but on the jra first raised the cross in 1769 basis of 1928 averages that Bruin batting lineup will be packed full! of punch. English, Hartnett and Grimm, all regulars, batted arcund the .300 mark last year and should do bet-} ter this year if for no other rea- son than that they will benefit by the weakening effect the four head- line sluggers will have on ‘opposing sluggers. Having a sure .375 hitter like Hornsby on a club is plenty bad for the enemy but when there also are clubbers like Riggs Stephenson, who hit .324 in 1928 and Hack Wilson, who batted .313 and pounded out 31 home runs, something is bound to give. Here are the cold figures on the 1928 showing of the Cub's big Four: 2B 42 36 .32 25 3B 7 HR. 21 Av. .387 324 313 284 Hornsby Stephenson .. ‘Wilson Cuyler Eats Cabbage, Fried Potatoes—No Gas Now lllIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII IIII|l||IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII 9 9 9 “Now I eat cabbage, fried pota- toes, doughnuts and other foods I like. Adlerika has ended distress after eatil Mrs. O. E. Hylton. Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in TEN minutes. 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A |museum, in which documents and | other historical mementoes of the ealy days of California will be as- |se-nblcd is to be built on the brow |of the hill and the historic area | will be laid out in shrubbery and ;')mkvuys ———— - i RECEIVED JUST New shipment of Victor Ortho- phonic records. Better have your| piano tuned now. Phone Ancerson Music Shoppe. —adv. T T L L L L ] tory and SR Ve HEARD HE"‘ |Nu' ROXING BOARD BILL REPORTED - WITHCHANGES, House Committee Would Have Governor Appoint Alaska Boxing Beard A substitute radically altering the provisions of the Alaska Boxing Commission measure, introduced in the session by Mr. Ziegler reported today in the House by the Committee on Education, Pub- lic Health and Morals, Mr. Winn,' chairman. It probably will remain on the calendar dending the return of Mr. Ziegler. The new measure empowers the without action, PLL LEND YOO THE MONEY- JUST AS MUCH AS YOu WANT- d a resolution fixing the num- er of members on the committee at 12, five Senators and seven Rep- enta the House said in effect, was disproportionate. It , thereupon proceeded to change this ‘pxmmon to three Senators and six Representatives, which it was pointed out is proportionate to the {respective numerical strength of the two branches. The Benjamin resolution dircct- ing the Territorial Road Commis- sion to expend $20,000 of First Di- | vision road money to build a one- |mile road between the Indian vil- |lages at Yakutat, was also amend- ed by the House The Commit- tee on Roads and Highways report- ed a substitute directing the Com- mission to investigate the needs of Yakutat for such a road and tr l‘ the matter on the same basis as| similarly situated communities |the Division. Two Bills Introduced | Mr. Murray introduced a bill ap- propriating $6,000 to buy 12,000 b ) b 1 Governor to appoint a Commission capies of the Alaska Year Book,| of three men to be known as the |published by the Cordova Times Territorial Boxing Commission. Th(“lhis year, and a similar number for | first members will be appointed for next year. This expenditure is ne, two and three year terms andsought under the head of advertis- ter for three-year terms, as tenure expire: members is to be designated by the Governor to act as Secretary and receive not more than $25 month for his services. The other provisions of the sub- stitute give the Commission power to promulgate rules and regulations covering boxing matches, e dnd deny permits to hold such matches at its discretion. Tt can appoint representatives in any community to act for the Commis- sion. A commission of five per cent on all gate receipts is fixed as a fee for the board. ;. Changes Resolution The House today expressed its desire in the matter of the biennial inspection of the Pioneers’ Home at Sitka. Last week the Senate One of the| per | and to) Alaskan resources. Mr. Burgh introduced a measure | carrying an appropriation of $17,200 | | for the Seward Peninsula ship su sidy. A similar item has been | passed by several preceding Legis- | latures. It covers a line from Nome to St. Michael and another | from Nome to Kotzebue. ————————— PETE SAYS: Save Money. See Me-for Easter Lilies. Telephone 486. dav. ot s FURS We are now ready to alter or make up your furs. Goldstein's Emporium, adv. S S il We are now serving SANDWICHES and SALADS. The best yet. Ju- neau Ice Cream Parlors. —adv. | ing { ALASKA by Lester D. Henderson Second edition, revised and enlarged, now ready for distribution. Up-to-date facts regarding Alaska--- Its Scenic Features, Geography, His- Government. IN TWO BINDINGS Regular paper cover, $1.00, postpaid. De luxe edition, $2.00, postpaid. 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