The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1929, Page 5

BRINGING UP. FATHER HERE COMES BRICK TOP MORRIS, HE'S OUT AGAIN - MM AND HIS GANG HAVE BEEN IN JAIL FOR EVERYTHING 8UT MURDER - ‘E +H &5 > 5is i ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929." e By GEORGE McMANUS WELL, BRICK TOP = ‘gH_!‘::Y‘QEJ:L\. ; ! -THE;'RE. s T’ S’ . .l . ’ HOW'S SLIPPERY T OF ne . LWING N TH 3 > ELM JAKE, AND 1 APARTMENT e dnerwin W l llam S THREE-BUT TON = g NEXT TO You MIKE AND ACE SPINDER i Fast-Dri Floor Varnish Dries Hard to Recoat in Four Hounrs SPOR GAMES FRIDAY |o oo 00000000 eoee ANOTHER PIONEER DIES tice between Seattle and the naval — ey L sices :Eog:rjtt;:;l—{ Bk'i'_"l"u-:' Thomas Hardware Co. TAR POT FOR RENT Pacific Coast League {o 'ORT BRIE . — station and town of Bremerton, Los Angeles 9; Portland 4. |®® 0000000000 e Jack St. Ledger, Alaskan’ pioneer,!Scott wired, and, though this is San Francisco 6; Seattle 5. ‘ —_— aged 70 years, died st at|the shortest airline in the world, Hollywood 3; Sacramento 2. IA the British open of 1923 Cy- |Anchorage, aft is making a tremendous S. | Oakland 4; Mission 3. |ril Tolley drove the 350-yard first|eral months (Cordova Times.) T’l/(’ ‘. National League :gr(‘on and holed his putt for an|resided in many part S — i ¢ Philadelphia 10; St. Louis 9. | Eagle two. American League i | Cleveland 11; Chicago 10. i STANDING Ur CLUBS Pacific Coast Lcague | Won Lost Fet., ™ & U Mission 62 56 633 San Francisco 63 39 618 Oakland 58 44 E 51 46 52! Martha Norelus held more swim- | Commission and was ming championships than any oth- | Anchorage hospital from er womon when disbarred by the [He is a member of th No explanation is known for the | CORDOVA TO HAVE peCuliar methed of computing the AIRPLANE SERVICE 6 points used in tennis. —_— For the last several y i oy ) 4 oeen employed by the «a| The ideal marriage is onc in 1\\'hich friend wife not only shares a Roa t to ti Kodiak, [her husband's sorrows as well as he Anchorage | Dis JoV: ; |his money with® him. (gloo, Pioncers of Al i .- ‘ A lot of the working girls who National Bank bring their compacts along and complete their primping on the Associated Press Phote Assurance that Cordova would |street cars look like they ought The light heavywelght crown of Tommy Loughran (left) is the 50 51 495 D s ; . prize James J. Braddock will seek In their 15-round championship 46 56 451/ Wiliic Ritola is a five-time win- [have an airplane stationed here as;fllw to have brought their clothes‘ fight at the Yankee stadium July 18. 3¢ o 354 mer of the 10-mile run held under|Was promised by Pilot Clayton L.{along to finish their dressing. - -_— - Bootianh . 34 64 347 the dircction of the A. A. U. gco‘;}sfit Ai“;f;:;pé‘:?“ggfi‘mgi ‘:‘;: [ PSS JOE MEHERIN AND | INTERIOR PIONEER DIES Natonal o i Bot| “Tho golr champions of slx south-{Eiven late Saturday in & cable from “A GOOD JOB I e Y AR | o At $ him to the Cordova Daily Times. Max Rigler, for twenty years a P:tt?hxylrgh A4 .25 . 638 orn'states are under 18 years Old}er st il SHa e was Teay~ ALL WAYS” Ed Young, local aviator, return- | resident of Ruby, died last week at J uneau § gr]xd&'zxk :f il‘ ggg No major league pitcher made ing Portland, Oregon, Saturday{and because it is our motto we} ¢d to Fairbanks Sunday afternoon Fairbanks. He collapsed while eat- *w Yorl E 4 i ; delivery on a new Loening amphi- | every description. Joe Meherin and Oscar Hart, com- Cafe. He was driven to his hotel B)I'K?klyfl 32 37 .4I64 : ) bian cruiser plane, of the same type | 3 & & mercial travelers who had chart- and a doctor summoned but death Philadelphia 30 40 429 Pob Jones was 15 years old When |, \\q oapacity as the amphibian, {Interior and Exterior,{ cred the plane for the flight from came first. He had been in Fair- B‘Af.x(m\ %&7 44 497 he won his first important cham-|. .00 n Gk which he pione Sith dialeland ome to Fairbanks, were the only banks two weeks. Rigler was 70 Cincinnati 25 43 368 pionship, the southern amateur. | . "4l lanes across the Guif§ “ieft and Landscape { passengers to come clear through.|years of age and before going to Bt Loiis 36 35 507 more than one balk last season night for New York City to accept|} wiil expand in PAINTING of after making a round trip to Nome. ing breakfast at the Merchant's American League i MNintine. Cratnise —(Fairbanks News-Miner.) Ruby in 1908 he had mined in the Won Lost Poh| Roschud in 1915 was the only [“Tghmek Siifanas fans I",'"“"l'*’, (.,r AR Aed |Fairbanks and Circle districts, Philadelphia - 58 17 157 filly ever to win the Kentucky der- |y oo i the States are rushed to ]\zl]snmmmg and | Fresh rousieq peanuts und pop- | — . e g;“"l‘:‘“‘:“ fi ;?l gig by. death and can not keep up with Wall Papering rern. Junesu Ice Cream Parlors,| OId papers at tne Empire. 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