The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1929, Page 5

BRINGING UP. FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS f——fi—-——-Af}i,/E T 4« NED i) B ~orer o oes o Tae | SUPPOSE 1 | vosT onE LETTER S Y e O HER() 5 R— YOU PAPER THAT THE SHERLOC W FOR YOUL MR- NGGS [ E 5 i % i : before the freezing weather to put Anti- A DETECTIVES FROM ALL HOLMES WiLL NOT MUOCH MAIL e - v 3 " < § ) . . J, o o OVER THE WORLD WiLL BE WiTH | e dE oL v | Freeze in your Radiator—NOW WE ARRIVE HERE TO-MORROW . THEM- | | | -ro HOLO A CONUENTION: : \S‘ll “ ‘ ) i ) “‘ I } “E‘ o v {1 W(u‘n Y()u Aguin / / & ; 1 ‘ : ) 5 “ & | v ) N\ 27~ g R To equip your car with ' Weed Chains We carry them in all sizes—for every make of car—BE WARNED. Connors Motor Company Service Rendered by Experts THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1929. WE PRINT EVERYTHING £ R STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES S o ol Geo. M. Simpkins Co. R ‘ ) PHONE 244 AT THE HOTELS = e o ] X .z —— - —— Dame in 1930 and will have Jfor he has always been a sflmulat—}mmrs record for the past three I he high ex experienced = team these in bl | . ing influence to the other players. | years at the hi salary in base for him s sectional affairs, since they lo O Gl Barber, Prince Rubeit Whether or not Ruth’s all-around |ball history, C 1 Ruppert may |year it would b2 the I ve Only onme regular, Captain Choo Tr SR ; 23 lSOn az a amps ability and baseball smartness is readily offer to remew the Babe's [to install Ruth at the helm. Sanders at guard. s T T | Is UN suNDAY some day capitalized by making|contract for another three-year| it The University of fer WOMEN OF | him manager of the Yankees, it is |term at $70,000 or a one-year cg;\-} i NH ence champions in ve @ Mooseheart will meet tonight.| certain he holds a fixed and vital [tract at an even higher figure,!, From the way its teams have ranged to play Harvard at Cam-|There will be nomination of offi-| ABSOLUTELY THE The annual Thanksgiving tur-|PACe in the club's scheme of |with the situation at the close of Deen developing, the ST bridee-dn O There, the cers and social following to which zey sheot will be held by the Ju- m;?gs' hese reas [1930 to determine the next step. | ONEENH W V(Il-lckl(:le:;.)r,lkmw'l?lel mimr:{.{‘;u:;nmlsw Peaii i s ol ;i STANDARD OF u Gun Club on the range next or these reasons, as well 88| gnoyld Bob Shawkey fail to any group before many seasons haye ed Texan, Bo Mc) . ran wit 7. . R - ' v morning. Shooting will : R A i ; e 5 skl COMPARISON >mptly at 10 o'clock. There 2 X tice shoot wghter” begins For those who desire to engage in ° the shoot and have no guns, the m ave officials of the club announce there ng o ay [ will be plenty of guns on the range | se for those who are gunless. | . . The public is invited to take part | Alaska Electrlc Ll o-ht in this shoot and it is not neces- . | ’ b cary that one belong to the club | to participate. . Everyone will have - 3 | & P C an equal show as the shooting will ! Olver O' s. There will be a shoot f | w who has never shot at ‘There will be plenty of | J | Douglas—Phone No. 18 AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE has ridiculed into oblivion that ancient prejudice which gxcluded wormen from a voice in council. Today, in millions of homes, the delicious flavor of LUCKY STRIKE Fills the room as the family group respects the opinion of its women folk. New Ford Fordor Sedan Is An Economical Car to Drive : ECONOMICAL because of its low first cost,hu:d low g 2 ; N il 1 > cost of up-keep. Economical because it has been There no longer need be any - 3 - I 3 made to stand up under thousands and thousands of public concern over the old age E . 4 = | | i . ; of the venerable Mr. George Her- 1 i | 3 || miles of steady ruhning. man Ruth. . 2 = 1 i q e i N Bl % P R 2 % ) 4 ’i : =y An indication of the built-in quality of this car is S o Ih ok Bed Boianee S s o L’ : shown in the extensive use of fine steel forgings. ) - W . More steel forgings, in fact, are used in the new Fond trust of $150,000, yielding a modest 3 7 g 8 v $12,000 annually, all fixed up and = 2 | ; 2 [ than in almost eny other car, regardless of price. ready for him whenever he ceases 7 4 = i 2 7 S/ / ¥ j | to draw his $70,000or more from I Ny L) = & Come in and learn about the safety, comfort, the vaults of Colonel Jacob Rup- X D y 7 " smoothness and alert performance of this car by rt and the Yankees. ! ; 4 \ - : driving it yourself. You’'ll know it’s a great auto- pel { Ry, ; / : 7 ; . r { ey /8l || mobile the minute you take the wheel. All the money derived from the “by-products” of Ruth’s fame, from the underwear and candy endorse- ments, from the athletic equip- ment and shaving cream, goes intc the trust .fund handled by Christy ‘Walsh, Ruth’s business adviser and manager. There is not much likelihood that ,Ruth will have any cut in salary when he signs a new contract for 1930 or for another term of years. Juneau Movors, Inc. “toasting did it” Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes—Progress > has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes ' Ul | SIMMONS R when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irri- : tants) from the tobaccos. j YEARS ago, when cigarettes ‘were made without the aid of “ Come in and see the New SIMMONS modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against ‘ GGD Sl 29 all cigarettes. That criticismis nolongerjustified. LUCK Y STRIKE, P P to lead all the circuit clouters for the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, ! ; il A - o PR P properly aged and skillfully blended—"It's Toasted.” . “Beautyrest Mattresses slowing up, has lost little if any of > . ¥ his batting eye. His valuz to thc “TOASTING,” the most modern step in cigarette manufactur Yankees is not alone in his hitting £k removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres- ‘ . { THE l / ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. ExPert Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so “TOASTING”— = ' ot , Thomas Hardwar e Co." : There was no loss to the Yankees in the three-year agreement, calling for a total of $210,000, that Ruth signed in Colonel Ruppert’s brewery office in February, 1927, to become the highest paid figure in the game, topping ever: Commissioner Landis, who gets $65,000. The Yankees won two worlds championships and Ruth set a new home run record of 60 following the signing of this contract. 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