The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1929, Page 5

e e e e BRINGING UP FATHER TLISTEN-THAT FAT-HEAD THAT Il You co wWiITH 15 QITTIN' ON MY NERVES-'T WOLZ ONE O'CLOCK WHEN HE BROUGHT YOU HOME THID MORNIN'. A NICE TWHATS THE OSE OF TALKINY TO HER? SHES GITTIN' MORE LIKE HER MOTHER EVERY DAY- I'LL JUST GO AN TELL DO YOou MEAN 8y BRINGIN' MY DAUGHTER HOME L] AT oNe o' cLock IN THE MORNIN' 2 |'M QORRY- BOT YOU SEE |\ HAVE TO BE AT WORK AT SEVEN - SNOHOMISH AND NAVY TEAM ARE. T0 PLAY BALL Mappers and Coast Guard team here during the Fourth of July celebration. President Bar- rager suggested to Lieut. Greber that he furnish the soldiers some opposition. And the Navy ball boss didn't want any second invi- tauon. Tenatatively the game has been set for July 3, subject to ap- proval by the Sports Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. .- —— GIRL WORKERS DISAGREE PRINCELING’S MIND FAILS POTSDAM, Germany, June 19.— Prince Hubertus, 19, third son of the former Crown Prince Frederick William, has been brought home, from his university course in Swit- | zerland. that his mind was not working as it should. The boy was GAMES TUESDAZ Pacific Coast League Oaklnnd 2; Seattle 1. Hollywood 6; Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 15; Mission 3. National League Chicago 13; St. Louis 6. His teachers discovered Brooklyn 8, 7; New York 17, C. sent |Cincinnati 2; Pittsburgh 1. home to Cecilienhof Castle, Pots- Philadelphia 4; Boston 2. American League dam, where Princess Cecille is de- | = | ARE ON WAY, ALASKA i tok Couie Siadke___sav [ It always bores mother to tears Pct.'to have father standing around; 1.000 looking like he was wishing he was| Gastineau Channel League Won Lost Douglas £ 6 0 Moose . b 2 114 home in his night clothes when- | Elks 2 4 333 ever she gets him out in his eve- |American Legion... 0 q {000 ning clothes. - e We SPECIALIZE on Inting and |Praming Pictures. Call in and see |CALIFORNIA EAGLES (Seattle Times, June 16) [ California Eagles will be guests |Monday morning of their mother {branch, Aerie No. 1, here when hey arrive tomerrow morning by {train from the South. Members of !San Francisco Aeries No. 5 and {No. 61, will compose ‘the party, ' !which is traveling on an excursion |to Alaska. | The entourage will return to Se- If you haven’t thought it pos- sible to get qual- ity socks for O-Cedar SLIP-ON MOPS Reversable, Renewable and Detachable Polishes As It Cleans Thomas Hardware Co TAR POT FOR RENT WE SELL “CRANE” AND “STANDARD” voting her energles to nursing her |Philadelphia 7; Washington 6. son back to health. INew York 9, 4; Boston 0, 7. e attle from Alaska Thursday, June 27, spending a day here. I Included on the committee of ISenme Eagles which has cnarge of ON TOILING IN OVERALLS Teams Will Play Here | < 2 { Next Frlday P. M. { BIDDEFORD, Mc., June 19.— g |Mixed smiles and frowns greeted 35¢ STANDING OF CLUBS | OVERYPAID LEGISLATORS! Pacific Coast League SUE Two branches of Uncle Sam's |the issuance of notices to women Won Lost Fet.! their Californian guests are L. E.' Plumbing Fixtures service will desert the sea to en- workers of a large textile factory| BELGRADE, June 19.—Because|mMission 52 28 65| Haven, John J. Bullivan, James \rpy_ | | { Creh Stephen F. Chadwick, gage In land hostilities here next|that in certain departments they |members of the parliament which'san Francisco ... 51 33 S Esuan, Qlepuen 75 i “BIRCHFIELD” Friday when the baseball team of |hereafter must be attired in knick- [was dissolved by King Alexander Oakland .. 48 36 .mi"“d“ W. J. Steinert, H. E. Foster, I . the Alaska Aerial Expedition, vul-|ers or overalls. drew their pay several months inLos Angeles . 2 @ 506/ James M. Lambert, Judge James, nterwoven garly called the Navy Air Mappers,| An insurance company edict was|advance, a deficit of nearly $60,000 Hollywood . . 40 40 B. Kinne, H. E. Mueller, Thos. W. i 1l take on the outfit from the said to be the cause of the new |has been found in the accounts of jSacramento . AR - 4 47 440 Moore, Thos. J. Egan, Judge Adam Llsle AND Co: Guard Cutter Snohomish.|order. Some young women readily | that body. Some of the former |Seattle 2 49 372 Beeler, Eddie Sheehan, Earl F. Wy- The Cutter is convoy ship to the|acquiesced while others objected |legislators have declined to returnPortland ... 21 62 .342 :)n,. Thos. N.'Swale and O. T.. ocks . . Capital-to-Capital racers and has|strenuously, declaring they would |the money and the Jugo-Slavian National League | Davis. i S k A R d C asked for a game on its arrival quit rather than comply with the |government has ordered the public; Won Lost Pot. b N . } mer"can a lator 00 here. new fashion in working clothes. prosecutor to start actions against |St. Louis ... 35 22 614 ED E T | The Navy lads have a team that - them. | Pittsburgh 33 21 611 TFOR. GOES EaN { Bl k T f - is itching to get into action. Yes- e |chicago 31 20 608 | ac an, Gray, ea lng ouers is itching o iget to & ) WILL RETURN iNew York 28 924 s3] I W- Prichett, editor and pub- terday an arrangement was made ELKS NOTICE Philadel m{; 2 2 '460 lishey of the Wrangell Sentinel, is W hite ' between President Barrager of the| pp George C. Barton’s office will| Important meeting tonight. In- i e e R g ‘a93(0n his way to St. Luke Hospital, | local league and Lieut. C. F. Gre-|pe open Wednesday, June 19. adv! itiation. —adv. | cxrx?zin:,x;ln” il ey ‘ags| New York City, for treatment by a' HART d RAY ber, director of athletics for the! Bostan 19 35 ‘352 specialist. Mr. Pritchett has been' an flyers, for it to t:ke on the Sno- = > “%iin poor health for some time. Mrs.! homish assignment. P P l H ll 2 Prichett will publish the paper m . ThE bagtn caatiousls R e toneer Pool Ha Amecionn Leagur 1N Oil Burners D g S s L MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION Pgeonia 0" 1| — H.S. GRAVES every one of the clubs could stand Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards ’S‘:Wm“;‘gk .82 :; ~::; ;J -lSllAmcl 1O another ball player or two or : : has. Miller, Prep.” . |Detroit - # eweler and p fhrse.some of. theca mare hase| . SLo8Y YRUE friedda at The Tlonect. Chas. 101, 100, e S Optician The Clothing Man - ‘ that. They hope to make a touch Washington ... 20 32 .385], . Watches RICE & AHLERS CO. off the Navy before the second K Ghicazo . Ca 31 362 “ Diamonds half gets under way. Boston 1B Silverware PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL was also e A second assignment handed the Navy yesterday, one that is just to their liking. Chil-! koot Barracks wants a game for its | Juneau, Alaska “We tell you in advance what job will cost” ATTENTION uto Drivers! 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