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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1929. By GEORGE McM/ HUNDRED DOLLARS ON CAME 'N_FROM THE THE FIFTH THREE HORSES RAN DOWN/[ |IMCGUIRE'S MCGUIRE'S RACE HORSE |{_RACE TRACK RACE ? HORSE HE WAS AN' I'M SICK WAITING TO DISQUALIFIED SEE IF HE WON- S\ FOR SLEEPING " I AT THE POST ! BY GOLLY \ BET TwO- HLO, JIGGS - | . WHO WON T WAS A GRAND RACE - WHAT DID " Failure to Receive Credit no proof that a bill has been paid but cancelled check that has been accepted and paid is positive proof. l This convenience and protection is vours for the asking. Pay your bills the . 0000000000200 000000 modern and safe way OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT A AT performance November 18. The 1928 proceeds totalled $25,000. And holding to the precedent he established last year the Colonel |says he intends to donate the en- tire profits of the meet to orphans, \profits which will be swelled by b g il B i » = sonally removing things that free riding jockeys and the turning v | . affect his batting eye. back of purses into the genecral 42 FAcE TRlAL }]\ntwnahsts a"'d AL Luebbe was seen chopping [ Revolters Reportod |® away at a tree outside the | . v . | left, field fence of his home Stake,” won last year by Clyde Van | W ’ ‘Y R l’ l R H In Conflict, China ; " | diamond, He explained that e |Dusen, will be the feature again atch Y our had mtor.’ ¢ 3 | | its leaves, moving in the I ——————— | SHANGHAI, Oct. 19.—Major hos- | § : : | wind, distracted him when B. D. Stewart, Federal Mining A b’l 0 s 2 Itilities between local Nationalists | L e | ) he was at the plate. Pngineer, accompanied by Mrs.| llt0m0 e wners Alleged Participants in ;xg:g revelitog a:>eoples't :r:“yh of | § e | Stewarti] led(t Seattle this mornt : 3 s slan, are reported to have |§ g 5 cc e 000000000 for his headquarters in June REP o) T 3 ) Rum Smuggling Syndi- jopenea in the neighborhood - of | f 5 ofbi: i Bl ox |Btewart has been in the cast sinco | PREPARE YOUR CARS FOR THE M . Cheng Schow Hoan, at the junc- |3 4 JOL. BRADLY TO REPE. early in Septem! g N - cate Get Qu_mk Tnal tion of two transcontinental rail- ? é % ‘Eflofi IS Ma(]c to Conlra— ONE-DAY ORPHAN BENEFIT apolis, Kansas y WINTLR of 42 defendants named in Federal : We have a complete stock of Alcohol, i Kok 1 e I t . | G = ont S. R. Bradley, who last year A > r < s t(;" nd Jury indictments as par- NEW FOOTBALL COACH ; overnment rred up a storm of debate by| Old papers for sale at The Em- Prestone, Zero-Foe, Whiz and icipa 1ts in two huge rum running holding an orphan’s benefit race |pire office. | S ‘-f A A 2 F ” syndicates will probably be hed NAMED AT WEST POINT | Swilt’s Anti-I'reze WASHINGTON, Oct he | — next month, District Attorney wat--l | o 11 (1’1 ; i CL; IC:.: = '1;10 kins i 2 i | defensc calle cn s rampton BOSTON, Mass,, Oct. 19. — The 1 o 4 3 \.fntc-:; were uncovered bY appoinment of Major Ralph Sasse 3 : ‘:Fn(incm,; :flxt‘sxclio‘:n O(f: thcanPax;; b 1 agents who worked side bY a5 head coach for football at the SR | T side with the rum runners for near- ynited States Military Academy to iLos Angeles, and other witnesses L f )il o~ P Seri, o Gre B g sred ¥ THE FIRST NAT:ONAL = . = . My BANK % meeting at his Idie Hour farm near | o OF JUNEAU i 9 === fund. way lines. 5 i e e and returned here via California b rih i in an effort to contradict the Gov- " re & CANADIANY d Ny 1y nine months to gain cvidence. |succood Biff Jonos 4t (ho o ot et o contradict the Gov- | TRANS-ATLANTIC &Cmc TRANS-PACIFIC onnors otor Company - - ¥ 3 # ? N | RAILWAY, ®ecscecsscsoesc e Lexington, is going to repeat the - @ ~ ® TREE IRKS BATTER; . le HE CHOPS IT DOWN o —— : f ® CHARLOTTE, N. C, Oct. i 2 19.—Roy Luebbe, catcher for | the Charlotte Hornets of the Sally league, believes in per- It is understood the “Orphan’s | DETROIT, Mich,, Oct. 19.—Trials dict Contention of LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 19.—00l- | jtio5, the present season is an B. Fall, on trial for bribcry, dis-| MCOSEHEART LEGION [ ™ Pt oficws . R | subcrdinates and leased the entire | oo i N PLAN TWO EVENTS‘Sevcre Earthquake naval oil resorve to the TRANS-CONTINENT AL 2 meoting of the Ladies of Shocks Registered : 4 : ey P :):13 CAN/I I)IAN PACII"IC heart Legion, which was held | / night in Moose Hall, It| wWASHINGTON, Oct. 19—Sc : . oA : ———FAMOUS——— ed that Mooseheart Day ' carthquake shool : . 4 St el ST R wwitl| PRINCESS STEAMERS October 26 by a splendid p ly 4300 miles : ¥ 4 # . R ke | e [S 4 - I P - e P in a southerly and that on Hallowe'en N1ght yection from Washington, s report-| Ball would be hetd st Moose Ham, {°0 B Ceorectown Univarity : ¥y and cannot be made ?fub‘l‘?;:‘ To Prince Rupert, Victoria EdlSOn Mazda Lamps The social part of the evening| G 5 \IZHIC()U\'CT Ilfld St‘attlc consisted of a prog: c game of i Severcin Swanson of the' 3 Ssikes & T. L. Chidesier, 0. the Prohibi- [ b s whist, the high s for which Margnita, who has been s ¥ 3 vns,” has - tion Staff in Ju 2omp: H ¥ R Z was' won by Mrs. Waltonen. Mrs. vacation trip, i5 returnin FBeen #pnoi h . |'by his wife, is 2 8 ) ICE TE D P > A $S 3 TV A wes Won by Mrs. Wallonen. Mrs |vai rip, 15 returnias to nager of b bis : : REDUCED RATE ROUND TRIP FARI ABSOLUTELY THE e eau aboard the Yukon accompar L at! 2 T he Yukon, which 1 2 S . 09¢ ~ 90 0 fon prize. lied by his wife > tional Ney i In Effect Nov. 1st, 1929 to Feb. 28th, 1930 P y his e and baby. morning. i T in evening the guests were| —-— - - - - ————— e - e — - ~ e A T G GRS ) i S e STANDARD OF served & deliious MUNCNEOD 0N | (s oo o s Direct Connections at Vancouver to all kastern Points beautifully decorated tables. The COMPARISON hostesses for the ecvening were! Mrs. Bodding, Mrs. Baldwi d | s, Al VARIOUS ROUTES ~ LIBERAL STOP-OVERS Fire Rages at Camp | ; ‘ T FOR T{;Kil s((;_x)b{ll) é{s{asfl\,nv;:q TONS Mabry ;Two Buildings ot K ¢ - L. COA , Agen . : 2 Are Destroyed Today| \ " ‘ S, Dulitng funivey Alaska Electric Light NN : AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 19—Two! barracks buildings were destroyed | \\ V> & Power CO. RS Service Rendered by Experts and a third damaged by fire at| Camp Mabry early today. One building was filled with National | Guard equipment, much of it new. The other building was used as an indoor rifle range and contained e " X 4 v, B ot e 4 : = 2! 2 Douglas—Phone No. 18 ——————— 4 Juneau—Phone No. 6 BIRMINGHAM PILOT HAS GREAT RECORD il BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 19.— , Jonathon Gordon Dobbs, manager t O t C of the Birmingham Barons, topped ’ off a career that is a record of some kind or another when his ° southern league champions won the hous e ls onl Dixie championship series from the d Dallas Steers of the Texas league. Johnny Dobbs has been manag- e . \ . ing minor league baseball teams s ln e 0 A 22 years. 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