The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALAQKA EMPIRE FRID AY NOV 22, 1929. WHAT DOED \'T SAY? READ T TO ME. THISH WS BRINGING UP FATHLR WELL: T SAYS You':;z ROTHER BROKE | ?—...g BANK. AND GOT AWAY WITH TWO J THOUSAND DOLLARS 10-29Q © 1929, Int'l Feature Service, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved By (‘EORGE \/Ir‘\l \\l YOU'RE RIGHT-MAGGIE 1T WOZ A MISTAKE: HE GOT AWAY WITH TEN THOUVSAND DOLLARS - WE W ARNED YOU before the freczing weather to put Anti- Freeze in your Radiator—NOW WE Warn You A gain 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 — WHAT 1S T ME DARLIN'? KIN'| DO ANYTHING? YEDS CALL LR THE EDITOR OF THAT PAPER AND SEE IF THERE 1SNT SOME MISTAKE IN) THAT STORY ABOULT MY BROTHER STEALIN' TWO THOLSAND 1GGS! WE PRINT EVERYTHING CITY LEAGUE FORMED FOR BASKETBALL Schedule of Games s An:| nounced—First Play to Be Next Wednesday The City Basketball League was organized last night at a meeting | held in the High and the following drawn up: ber esecsceccccoce chool Building schedule was | 27.—High School vs | \ mbor Unalga; ni. December 14.—High School v Douglas Firemen; Juneau Fir:mcn} S—High School vs! Juneau Firemen vs Alum-i & h School vs Ju-“ ga vs Alumni. ' istmas Week.—High School vs Skagway High School (two games). ‘ January 3.—High School vs Alum- 1>3 to be played for the A dionship will begin on the | oV 5 of Nevember 27, each team | £ 2 nst a rival team. The c Mp being determined by | computing the number of games| won on a percentage basis. Later | on in the season, a Channel cham- ip will be played with Doug- and the championship of las; Southeast Alaska will also be played by the High Schools in Ketchikan, | and Wrangell, | Y scheduled for Junesn will be played in the High School| Gymnasium. ! - e —— NORTH DAKOTA STAR | RUNS TEAM AND TOWN| GRAND FORKS, N. D, Nov. 22.—| At 21, Stuart MacMillan is both a | captain of industry and sport. He runs the North Dakota univer- sity football team and is the “big| gun” of his hometown of Mchue,g N. D. There he— Operates, a 3,000-acre wheat farm. Controls the weekly newspaper. Owns the town hall. Runs the motion picture theatre. MacMillan was a student at North Dakota when his father died, pass- ing the responsibility for the wide business interesis to the young man’s shoulders. That was last| spring. MacMillan left his studiesl to superintend the harvesting but returned to school this fall. In his last year at North Dakota, MacMillan runs the eleven from his | position at center. While 165 pounds is not heavy for that posi-| tion, he lives up to the reputation he gained last year as the best pivot man in the North Central Confer- ence. BROTHER SELLS OUT ACE HUDKINS’ RING CONTRACT IN SHIFT LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22—The rocky fistic trail which led Ace Hudkins and ‘his brother managers, Clyde and Art, from the ranks of * the unknown to two middle-weight championship fights, apparently has | brought them to the parting of the | ways. Tom Kennedy, former Holxywood| matchmaker, who arranged the first bout on the Pacific Coast for the wildeat from Nebraska, is busying himself planning a comeback cam- paign for the fighter who two weeks ago failed in his second attempt to wrest the . 160-pound division title from Mickey Walker. Kennedy ! announced that he had purchased the Hudkins contraet. N. Y. U. PLANNING NEW 'GYMNASIUM TO COST $875,000 NEW YORK, Nov. 22—New York University will launch a drive for funds December 1 to build a gym- nasium to cost $875,000. The build- - ing will be five stories in height and 205 by 115 feet in area . The large gym floor will permit four basketball games tof be played simultaneously while 3,000 specta-' tors can be seated around the main court at intercollegiate games. The' structure will also contain a swimming pool, 75 by 40 feet at which 900 people can watch mects. An instruction pool will also be iu- | !There will also be sp |rooms, shower baths, doctors’ 0000000000000 e STUDENTS BY DAY; . FIREMEN AT NIGHT FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Nov. 22.—It’s football togs in the afternoon and a fire- man’s uniform at night for seven University of Arkan- sas students. The fire station is home to them. In exchange for sleep- ing quarters, they serve as the nocturnal guardians of the property of this city's residents. ® 0 00000000 0 00 'cluded, apart from the big tank. for ckar and trainers' quarters and a large trophy room. fal ro and boxing and wrestling 1 BUSINESS HEAD NOW ENDORSES NEW MEDIGINE . furpilure manu- facturer, tes the Milwaukee branch of Banderom & Chase, {manufacturers and wholesalers of furniture, of which he is a co- partner. Mr. Banderob lives at the Miller Hotel and is well-known A. E. BANDEROB and prominencly identified with the |l furniture business throughout the state. He recently said: “I have been traveling in con- nection with my furniture business more more than twenty years. Ir- regular and hurried eating caused my stomach to get in such bad condition I had to almost quit eat- ing. I would have the regular old heartburn after each meal and hot acids ‘would keep coming up in my throat for hours afterwards. Many a time I have missed a meal, rather than have all that misery. I also suffered with con- stipation and tried nearly every- thing to correct this condition, but was never able to get more than temporary relief. I felt lifeless and worn out all the time,. didn't feel like calling on my customers, *. |championship it always brings forth STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES Geo. M. Simpkins Co. PHONE 244 S\ s Mfiw \HCLL" S ] \‘,_ PIGGLY WIGGLY w v wise mothers teach their children the first principles of SELF SERVICE and ECONOMY Edison Mazda Lamps ABSOLUTELY THE STANDARD OF COMPARISON “ALan J.Gourn When the debate shifts to bat- tering-ram fullbacks, Earl “Power- house” Pomeroy of the champion University of Utah team should not |be overlooked. An expert observer iin the Rocky Mountain arca re- marks: “In threc games Pomeroy has istolen the show every time, wifh |an average of about eight yards per itry, using a straight drive. Marvin (Jonaz, strapping center, who help: clear the way for Pomeroy, is an- cther big factor in the sueecess of {Ike Armstrong’s Utes.” Utah, with one of thc mdst pow- erful scoring machines in the coun- try, is headed toward its third con- | ference champicn: in four years. Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Juneau—Phone No. 6 Douglas—Phone No. 18 | { je Dr. R. N. Blackwell, of Souihern ' Methodist, most e: aterprising of the [Southwestern Conference schools in broadening its field of football ac- itivity, stoutly defends the confer- nce * against attacks, eriticism o1 inuation that it tolerates “sul |dizing and recruiting.” The Car- |negie report noted a comparative |lack of proselyting in the great {Scuthwest. “No one is allowed tc |solicit for athletes,” asserts Dr | Blackwell, citing rules as stringent those of the Yale-Harvard- inceton pact of 1923. 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