The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY. JUNE 18, 1929. " BRINGING UP FATHLR DEND THEM HATS S8ACK- DO YOU THINK I'M THE UNITED STATES MINT? / YOULL HAVE ME { IN THE POOR By GEORGE McMANUS DADDY: YOUR CIGARS JLDT CAME AND HERE 19 THE BILL FOR THEM - | TWO HUNDRED DOLLARD- AN' SEND THIS ANTIQUE BACK THAT MAGGIE BOUGHT 1T BE BUSTED ON MY THE EXTRAVAGANCE OF WOMEN 1S AWFUL NO THOUGHT OF MONEY- YOU'D THINK THEY'D -y 3 HEAD BEFORE REALIZE ' TS VALUE- SHALL | SEND THEM | & HOULSE YeT- )7 S SRS A e ‘ 4 OAYS OLD- o e iy, i 3 [ Y- | SLIP-ON MOPS . S - B | o s { ) | Reversable, Renewable and Detachable A o . N < Polishes As It Cleans £ mm THE | Thomas Hardware Co. TAR POT FOR RENT nders winning | CZECHS WANT PRINCE DEAD SIX CENTURIES ing two, and the six and losing three. | On the strength of past formance, this doesn't seem at likely. There is more of a pc bility of a tie. The Moose shou win its {wo games If Douglas | should drop two each would finish with seven wins. PRAGUE, June 18.—A diplomatic exchange is on between choslo- vakia and the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg for possession of the body of Prince Johann of Luxem- burg, who was chosen King of Bo- hemia in 1310. For six hundred years, Prince Johann has slept peacefully in the little castle at Saarbrucken. While All of the teams are due to be strengthened in the near future, if President Barragar's plans go WE SELL GAMES MONDAY National Lear Senator BOI‘d’l’S ‘SCHEDULE HIT ‘::Al;os has a postponed game with the Tariff Revision | Pittsburgh 2; Cincinnat1 1. y g fust & e cfififi;’é‘l 3 The Douglas club is just short of | yyrough without a hitch. In the |the present owner of the castle has €€ 3] Am‘crlcm League ’Proposal Re]eczed | having the first half absojutely Navy Air Mapping pedition there [no objection to giving the body to Detroit 5, 8: Boston 6, 3. AR S(Wfd up. It could be nosed out | ... several first s ball tossers.|the Czechs, the Luxemburg Gov- Chicago 6; Philadelphia 4. e WASHINGTON, June 18— o if it lost all three of its remaining | g popes to induce them to take |ernment thinks it should remain in Gastinean Channel ‘Loague e The Senate late yesterday e _ games and the Moose won the tWO | part i the league games, adding |its original .burial place. AND Douglas 13, Elks 4 o voted 39 to 38 to reject Sen- o |Flks-Douglas G Tod it has left on the schedule. This | ). players to. each team in the | Czechoslovakia wants to enshrine \ g d s-Douglas Lame Y would let the two clubs finish with ri i - Pacific Coast League ® ator Borah's proposal to con- e 7 Rl oo circuit. Prince Johann in a national mau No games were played in the|e fine tarisf revision at the o| Called Off—First Half - the Moose winning seven and los-1 " " soleum. ccO" 99 Pacific Coast League yesterday as ® special session to agricultur- e Wlll End Sun day 5 e e gt the clubs were traveling to open‘o al and related products. . ‘ this afternoon on the following e Party lines went by the e H schedule: |® boards, Democrats and Re- o ?(;2? v :‘gfix: ‘(’J‘}‘]‘;n:’:l Oakland at Seattle. {- publicans alike voting on e 1:1110 5 L o i . ¥ Sacramento at Portland. |» both sides of the question. 15:;:}, Tmai:l:csh :vcateruheadnfv;ln D' © um ';ng lxtures Mission at San Francisco. g % t t D, néll}wimd at Los Angeles. iy ol :.._:.._t_. ® %% en ast night and by mid-afternoon ].S Ol' e Vl CIILC g { — : 3 . FOR_ SHORTEST NaWE Wed game. verween e ks And £ . : : “BIRCHFIELD” STANDING OF CLUBS THIS FAMILY HAS “0" No amount of statistical evidence, distorted in an effort to mislead Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. | AUSTIN, Tex, June 18. — For |brevity of surname, Texas has a issi 27 658 gg:‘;fiflnci%o :z 33 ‘gz | family that challenges anyone. Its akla 47 3 556! 1ast name is “O." :L;:d::écleg 42 4g 512| Ramon de la O and his brother Hollywobd', 39 40 ‘494 | emigrated from Mexico some years SRR e ] ‘a40/2g0 and filed on State land, rec- Seattle 3 29 48 g7y lords in the General Land Office Portland . B g Another peculiar name in the Douglas. H It probably was just as well for the Bills, as it gave them a little more time to recover from the drubbing handed them by the Is- | landers last night. There are two other postponed games to be taken into considera- tion by the league. The first half is scheduled to end with next Sun- day’s game between the Islanders the public, can disprove government figures showing the gain of Lucky Strike to be greater than the combined increase of all other cigarettes. The public will be served and this is proof, indeed, that regardless of price, you actually get more in Lucky Strike than any other cigarette can offer. Its perfect blend of fine tobaccos gives pure smoking delight. Iis exclusive, secret loasting process gnar- antees the tobaccos free from irritants and impurities and, in the AND American Radiator Co. Heating Boilers Natlohi League Won Lost Pt and the Veterans! The former Land Office books is 4 Paw Glass- » Jess irritate opinion of 20,6793 physicians, makes Lucky Stri Bt Tonts.. s 21 625 cock. Its owner uses the figure|has a postponed game with the! ¥; E; ¥ gfi;’z::‘:f:h : gz g gfig “4” as a signature. !Moose from June 9. The Legicm; ing than other cigarettes. 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