The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 30, 1929, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER YES- MILTON- 1+ YOU WISH TO SPEAK TO FATHER-YOU WILL FIND Him ON THE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1929. By GEORGE McMANUS REALLY: I'M IN HARD LLUCK. | HAVEN T THE LEAST 1DEA WHERE \ COOLD BORROW TEN DOoLLARS - - 1 MUST SEE HiM- OO YOL KNOW? A LOT OF PEOPLE SAI1D 1 HAD MORE MONEY THAN BRAINS-THENY CAN'T DAY 1T ANY MORE. BECAUSE '™M DowWN TO MY LAST CENT | "M GLAD TO HEAR THAT ! THOLGHT oL WLz COIN TO agw ME FER T- MR- D1GGS- | DON'T \WANT TO TAKE UP N\ b/ | ~ Failure to Receive Credit no proof that a bill has been paid but cancelled check that has been nccepted and paid is positive proof. This convenience and vours for the asking. modern and safe way \N +# o [ g K X protection 1is Pay your bills the OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT aT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JUNEAU 'WALKER GIVES HUDKINS ' TERRIFIC PUNCHING IN | | » Oct. 80—lgame of the world Walker last night success- | {).aq to the plate 14 fended his middleweight o e 1 he gave Ace Hudk! The lop-sided ' Nebraska wildeat, a terrific punch- | fits to the|in8 in 10 round tw and thel| Fighting in his old-time form, oral oitBe itk Champion not only ears presages |the Nebraskan in almost every |y ome pay enve-*ound, but had the Challenger grog- | all quar will k fouls made off 1 | rmshaw split plate outfought | 43 girikes, pitched 39 balls and had | deliveries fouled off In the sixth inning Bush pitched | Watch Your Radiator! Automobile Owners with Some kind of heavy-heavyweight Jir ature Service) | 30.— They , io Maria Campolo _ the last thing in foreign serap d one half inche: guix A ang qns \nche3| The number of important cities |with particular attention to their KALI_STEN_ S Belrl cmoncatpiizy oo \\Oumlni’ t DEPH( s‘t i that cared whether the hockey sca- | feet, would be able to last on the o e ipposed to be the biggest In oon oneneq or rematned ‘closed|bariked track, . So he ordered a X ty. now Victorio proves to ba nother over-sized invadur‘flno to Primo Carnera, the! =" Genoa Giant, who has cast a men- acing low over the home pugi- | ities. is a mere six feet, ten| height and weighs an inches in even 260 pounds. This business of boy importing big from foreign lands began in e: about seven years ago when Luis Angel Firpo came over. The vital statistics pertaining to his| heighf and weight were six feet, two and one half inches, and 220 s, respectively. The Trans-Atlantic trail became | | delph and skatil | team managed to make such a good popular with the large men in sub-| " sequent years leading up to the current peak season. to 1928, though, since he was all § set to sail then but had to waumi and build him a special made-to-' ¢ order stateroom. | That's a tip straight from his ad- vance agent. - | outdoor season. You can write your own explanation for that one. i | H | | Primo really should be credited, until they could rip out a bulkhead Primo may be saved for the 1930 ——— ALAN J.GouLp ; Jimmy McLarnin, who has out- 000000000000000000006 That would give us the light-heavie: the heavies and the heavy-heavies, age untiil next summer wk ing at some big league ball p: icould have been counted on fingers of one hand a few years you can muster a quorum in any of a dozen leading American comraun- |initial faceoff approaches they are beginning to steam up things in convincing fashion in [as New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, | hanging on. Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Phila- jTulsa, St. Paul, Secattle, Portland, Harley Davidson, 53-year-old story about CARNERA class may have to be created to accommedate some of the new Anyway here mmy and Jackie are bound 0 |s e 3 b sooner or later but the dope ing race in Madison Square Garden t Jackie will keep out of last spring. ) can be given an outdcor b and international championships in {both ice and roller skating figured |that only those who had trained the work in bare feet for himself and But mertion hockey now and | his two teammates. gave the Davidson place and enabled pace and pick up some sprint change in the closing days of the such cities | contest when most of the field was team third And as the time for the Harley's trio finished third. He reasons that it would have finished higher, maybe out in front, had not his own miscalculation cost him points at the start that the wildest skating could not regain in the final hours of the struggle. hia, Kansas City, Minneapolis, many others. ng sensation, comes up with a how his three-man | Thursday Night A.N.B. HALL Davidson, who has held national six weeks’ program of outdoor road- | ' It proved to be a wise move that'® it to set the| | You gather from talk around the|: {KNUTE ROCKNE | Rockne, football sion be { where he is s | Pittsburgh las ! negie Tech game is believed to have |- | aggravat ore the next campaign gets '33";"‘ al times. J[)fll!‘ Wa kf\x- having defeated Hud- EEnn haw kins in Chicago last Walker's devasta short lefts it '€ dazed and holding on iy his condition| wqlker had eight of ten rounds d to be serious. DOCtOrs| yygkins one, and one round was ed that complete seclu- ayon | aintained at his home,| wyqiker received a big ovation as ing. 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