The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 1929. By GEORGE Mc} T b ' 'S LUCKY - NOW | v r HAT ARE YOU WELL HERE'S A THATS | U S VERENG, AROUND SUMMONS FOR JURY WON T MR N BEEN STANDING | || werE FOR? HOME FOR A MO} IN FRONT OF > | FIBER FURNITURE | Beautiful Chairs and \ Davenports \ j | ALSO Cane Chairs and Rockers . FOR THE CABIN Intl Featuse Service. Inc.. Great Britain rights fescrved 629 B RN A S | | % s IAIR'MINDED YOUTH [sroccoctroree - | ALL SET FOR CONTEST |« crascow caxas muy omas fiarawadre Lo “ W YORK, July 17—Playgroun CONTRACTS OF TOUGHS ° \ d girls throughout the na- - > soon will be busy with balsa GLASGOW, Scotland, y jand nboo, piano wire and China 17.—Law 4 B E ling model rplanes for gOow are s IO y ol 1 fl s in the national play- ized that they buy and sell . . . . ° 3 1 ° | . ft tournament. contracts for members of e | ht and Col. Charles like American bascball e | e | W4 : * ! 4 | ° ° ° ° . ° \“ =Ry 4 | ‘ The First DULES ""J"fCOe.o.-‘ COAST ATHLETIC BODY ADOPTS NEW SCHF. ad a committee of according to city au- ' tion and aeronautics thorities. | | who are onsoring the contest for “A gal | Of the entire Dodger pitching the Playground and Recreation as- | with a razor or has real al staff only three have not come to sotiation of A ca. The tour- ity in wielding a belt is par- Brooklyn from another major nament culminates in finals at| UCU} in dem: the Ky., October 18 and 19. publ rosecutor declared in i s limited o the f a gang casec. s up to 21 years of 16 by next Septem- and the others e o 0000 000 )\ \ league club. Lou or, ciaims » golf courses | professional. | ber as juni National Bank of Juneau He has layouts. nned through- Gastiiieaun Cafe 50¢ Luncheon $1.00 Dinner Short Orders All Hours | Fielding an, coach at Vanderbilt, are brothe in-law. John Goodman, 5-Mississippi | #| 'amateur champion, hitch-hiked hi: | Sty o Ausociated Press Photo | WAY to the ional open. | Pacific Coast Conference managers in Spokane who revised schedules of all sports activities, | RETIA except football, are (left to right) W. W. Monohan, California; Jack Benefiel, Oregon; George Hor- | A check at the national open re- ton, ldaho; Alfred Masters, Stanfcrd; Earl Foster, Washington State; Earl Camp_bell, Washl!\gtovy; vealed practically all of the pro- Gwynn Wilson, Southern California; Carl Lodell, Oregon State, and Stephen Cunningham, California fessionals wearing spiked .shoes ’”'i at Los Angeles. i or girls who win ber of points est at Louisvi will be awarded silver cups. Cham- pions in the individual events will get. gold medals. I wood, Clark , Ha WRITES LEAGUE HISTORY , Maurice McCo DOUGLAS AND "VETS: © »:|oa. clicicdale, ‘eidisn,, Bar i) cogiate.golf champlon, lso plays ; WILL PLAY TONIGHT |siss. have held franchises, but the | DALLAS, Texas, July 17.—J. Doak football and baseball TR/‘ VEL BY AIR 1 1 of rubber soles. \,..,,---«,,-,“ rthy, former inter- i | westward movement began when | Roberts, president of the Texas ague is compiling a history of the The executive found time 1¢C g an extended S € to record the in the Lonec 1 in New Mex- 404 WL X o0 26 MY Seaplane “J uneau” -’-UF % The hunting se: Rain last night washed out the}Monroe and Alexandria, La., came scheduled ball game at Douglas be- |in t n the Islanders and the Ameri-|{ Then El Dorado, Ark., took over | can Legion team . With favorable | the Gulfport f se, the Hatties- weather forecast for this evening,|burg team was shifted to Baton the same game has been set for|Rouge and the Meridian glub went | Star state. then, and it will be played on thc‘flu Lake Charles, La. Meridian —————————— |and Hattiesburg dropped out and | GIRL RACI /TMMER BERGMANN HOTEL MODERN STEAM HEATED ROOMS Hot and Cold Running Water DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION PHONE 205 THIRD AND HARRIS STREETS woM FLIGHTS 10 ANY POINT DESIRED Mocscheart Légion will ‘meet at ) o'clock Thur: y evening in 7: By winning tonight the Islanders Paton Rouge and Lake Oharles HELPS RESCUE TWO MEN Loy f,{y“"'n l;fi‘;fifé‘gat; X)ul?cnfz;f ] can go into a tie with the Moose came in during the present season. | 7 s o o > { Husbands and escorts are invited. for iivst place, while a loss would| Louisiana now holds the balance| REVERE, Mass, July 17.—One gars Rdpseest 1 Al k W I . A- ot disturb them in their present|of power with four of the eight i Cars donated by Leglonnaires will ASKd-Ww ds unglon ar ?Ufly S of the girl contestants in the forth- pe greatly appreciated. Douglas grour second place position. jclubs, with only Vicksburg, Jack-|coming Canadian Marathon swim AGNES GRIGG, H | e DAY son and Laurel left in Mississippl. | this summer recently helped save —ady. Recorder. || PHONE 64 LARRY PARKS, Jun~au Agent }| > ak ) lives of two young men. | —————— Oakl l;‘ff“i CoAmv 11‘“?" LIFELESS BASEBALLS She is Miss Mae Elwell, women's Try a HOT TAMALE after the akland 5; Los Angeles 1. . o . |long-distance swimming champion, show. Juneau Ice Orear: Farlors., Portland 3¢ Hollywood 0 UNDER FIRE IN TEXAS 3 ortland 3; Hollywood 0. and holder of the women’s record ————————- o Sl - N g San Trancisco 6; Sacramento 2. | lin the Boston Light swim. y | cw upcr X Mission 9; Seattle 5. DALLAS, July 11.—Bascballs used | priss Elwell recently saw two i National League in the Texas league this year aren't | ¢oune 2 » ke L . ? - young men beyond their dept) d . Cincinnati 5, 7; Brooklyn 3, 2. lively enough to suit either the i: dsnger e ydrowm:p: Oierprl;;;e Essex Challenger Philadelphia 6; Chicago 5. | club owners or players. k A 2 > beach. Unaided, she succeeded in WLy W i:}-stl{‘)‘l"‘“:"l;ig::m_‘ég“; 0. i Conf-plmnts that they lack the |holding one of the men above water Coupe $985.00 Coach—$985.00 ’ £ . izip of those used last year have il 1i i . . . Amencan League ot daitindong s B ::t‘el :‘:;vge‘;”ds aarived. Both mem Fully equipped, delivered in Juneau—Liberal terms. g;:'::\!: li‘. %A’i‘flu‘s‘ 2. 5 |geban. The circuit contracted for| The girl swimmer was sevemhl 80./0; NUORVRELON S, the same kind as used in the Na- |in last year’s swim in Canada. | Philadelphia 7; Cleveland 5. New York 11; Detroit 7. 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