The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 5

1930. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 21, By GEORGE McMANUS DRINGING UP. FATHER .;gg { | DNTY SENT FOR ME- . ! WONDER. WHAT // // T'S ABOUT THAT HOUSE YOU'RE BLILDING YOU KNOw MCTISH- THAT STOLE THE LOCOMOTWE FROM THE RAILROAD LAST YEARP HE'S i OUT OF VAIL-~ HE'S BUILOIN' A HOWSE NEXT TO YOURS! THAT'S ENOUGH- DON'T SPOIL MY HE WANTS P WHOLE DAY b S You Can Achieve anything you set out to do—espee- ially if you have the backing of a good bank account. First National Bank a1 IS PROTESTS FROM e et e e et w Ford Town Sedan $880.00 F. O. B. JUNEAU Fully Equipped 'STANFORD WINNER OVER | STATES BEGIN | CALIFORNIA U TO SHOW HERE Titleholders. Sweep Practi- Gov. Parks Receives Sev-| \ . { | | | | A splendid choice as a family car because of its beauty and comfort and outstanding performance. Attractive cclors give added charm to its graceful flowing lines Richly appointed and upholstered. Front seat is adjustable. Rear seat has a disappear- ing center arm and arm rests at each side. GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League E R L d T wn | Oakland 9, 9; Seattle 6. 5. n Ollte tO On Ol] o Hollywood 4; Los Angeles 3. Sacramento 12, 6; Portland 3, 3. San Francisco 14, 13; Mission 3, 0. | National League |New York 2; Philadelphia 1. | Chicago 4; Cincinnati 3. {Boston 7; Brookiyn 2 American Leaguc cally Everything in | ‘eral Protests Based on Annual Meet ‘ White’s Article STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CJ!,." A dozen protests, based on Stew- | April 21.—Burying their traditional art Edward White An Emox'(;:\ncyi rivals under avalanches of strength Is Declared toeExist,” appearing in | in sporting weight, Stanford Inter- the Saturday Evening Post; of April | collegiate titleholders last Saturday 12, w eived at the office of The Ford leads in sales because it leads in VALUE Free inspection and greasing service for 1500 miles JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. lants R S R AR Plcking t hant winners is an annual spring habit that possesses a strange, ir- resistible fascination for the ex- perts. It is like a game of tag, played blindfold, with the outcome in doubt for six months. A good many of the ex are just as well satisfied if October what they predigted in April but that does not curb the rush of predictions now coming to | hand from way stations along the Southern exhibition routes. Perhaps the most striking mani- festation in the returns that have come to hand in the annual Asso- ciated Press poll is the wide range of opinion in placing such National League clubs as the Giants, Car- dinals, Phillies, Cincinnati and Brookiyn The Cardinals, for ex- ample, are rated all the way from pennant winners to occupants of seventh pldce. Brooklyn ranges from second to eighth place in the forecasts “and so do the furious Phillies. The explanation of this extra- ordinary divergence seems to be that the National league clubs this year are better balanced than in years, almost all of them with suf- ficient strength and prospects to bob up as at least first-division candidates, if not actual pennant | contenders. Consequently the ex- perts are “going out on a limb-so far as their favorites are con- cerned, in the hope that they will assume prophetic stature if their guesses prove correct; otherwise that they will be forgotten. Followers of the New York Giants, it seems, will be put to a severe test. The call has gone out to the “Loyal Giants Rooters” for a testimonial tribute to John Mc- Graw's baseball men at $10 per plate. .- GEVAERT FILMS AT ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv P A AGFA-ANSCO FILMS AT ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv he major' league pen- | no one remembers in | | | Washington 6; New York 3. Fhiladelphia 5; Boston 3. | Cleveland 2; Detroit 0. GAMES SATURDAY | Pacific Coast Leaguc Seattle 2; Oakland 7. |San Francisco 3; Mission 5. |Portland 4; Sacramento 1. Los Angeles 15; Hollywood 5. National League Chicago 1; Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 5; St. Lopis 4 nings. "Philadelphia 2; New York 3 Boston 10; Brooklyn 8. American League Cleveland 4; Detroit 6. | Washington 0; Philadelphia 9. New York 3, 2; Boston 4, 7. game 15 innings. !8t. Louis 7; Chicago 2. Ten in First STANDING OF CLUBUS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet {Los_Angeles 59 Oakland 7 |san Francisco, | Saeramento- Mission Hollywood | Seattle | Portiand | National League Won Lost New York | Pittsburgh Chicago Boston {St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn 0 American Teague * Won Lost Philadelphia & 0 Detroit Washington . Boston ‘Cleveland | Chicago | St. Louis |New York — . 17 LINES IN LATIN-AMERICA Pct 1.000 .600 .600 500 .500 .500 .333 .000 W. L. “Young” Stribling, American heavyweight and his ever faith- tul manager and daddy, “Pa” Stribling, as they appeared sailing on the S. S. Majestic for “Ol’ Lunnon Town” to take on the English champion heavyweight, Phil Scott. (International Newsreel) |VETERAN RUNNER WINS MARATHON BOSTON, Mass.,, April 21.—Clar- (ence Demar, veteran yunner for the Melrose Post, American Legion last Saturday won the Seventh Bos- IN BOSTON EVENT! THREE BOAT RACES, EAST ANNAPOLLS, maryland, April 21. | —Columbia outlasted the desperate | Navy and finished a quarter of a defeated the University of Califor- Gov. George A. Parks on mails ynia in their thirty-seventh annual'reaching here from Scattle over the | field meet by 83 1-15 to 47 14-15 week-end. All of them, accepting points. Mr. White's charges as true, urged | | Stanford shut out California in the Governor to take steps to pre- both the 100 and 220 yard dashes vent extinction of the Alaska brown | and limited them to a single point bear anc to cease destroying game | {in the quarter mile and swept away | trout. with the shot put, discus and broad| Communications were received | Jjump. from California, Michigan, Mary- land, Pennsylvania and New Jer-| , California being represented by eral writers. Only one of the, SPOKANE—Water will be avail- writers, however, gave any indica- | ableto 17,700 acres under the Kit- tion that he ever intended to visit | titas project this spring and for the Alaska. entire 72,000 acres before the end ~ All protests are to be turned over | of the year. The bureau of Te- to the Alaska Game Commission to | clamation began the Kittitas proj- answer since the game animals of | ect to cost $9,000000, four years alaska are in its jurisdiction. The | ago. | United States Biological Survey has A 25 . already issued a hulletin from its ONE PLANE FOR EVERY ls‘son,WashIngton offices pointing out the | | mistatement made by Mr. White in | fii NEW YORK—One lio ! regard to brown bear regulations.| identified commercial airplane is This bulletin has been mailed to| 1 SRR e CouREy | S8 newspapers throughout the country. 19,800 persons, according to very zhe\Aemnuuncsl Chamber of Com- merce. - FINISH PROJECT SOON ! licensed or CARL ZEISS CAMERAS AT e ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv ANOTHER STUD! T FLYING | CLUB S N R e g Morris : Construction Company EAST LANSING, Mich.—Permis- sion to form a flying club on the campus of Michigan State College is peing sought by a group of stu- tents. | | S eee | Painting and Kalsomining. First class work guaranteed. Telephone 396. ) adv, n ‘Married Woman;;rs Gas K—Eats Only Baby Food, | “For 3 years X ate only baby food, everything else formed gas. 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Mail, pas-| here. in Hi s time. wids 2 sengers, and express are handled.' minutes and 48 1-5 seconds. ton Athletic Association’s mar the field of 180 entra hours 34 Hectic Battle for Welterweight Title Jack Thompson, colored champion, geufn: back on his fect after he slipped during his hect‘lc encountey with “baby foee” Jimmy MclLarnin welterweight honors, an the champion. | M in Madison Square Garden, New York City, for d a possible chance at McLarnin won by a decision. (iuteriationsl Newsreel) | length ahead in the first big tri- which caused your stomach trouble. | angular meet of the season. Four No matter whHat you have tried for lengths behind came Massachusetls stomach and bowels, Adlerika will | Tech. surprise you! Butler-Mauro Drug The Navy plebes won the first Co. In Douglas by Guy's Drug |race by two lengths. Store. —adv. el ol d’::::f“‘imf_’ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of- { TOhHOMENS Qo ae ' tice of the Supervising Architect, stood the last minute threat of the Washington, D. C., April 7, 1930.— |Navy in the last 100 yards to WiN. gealed proposals will be opened in | Massachusetts led all the way. CO- this office at 3 p. m. April 30, | lumbia was three lengths behind 1930, for furnishing all labor and | the middie material and performing all work | T 5L required for installing a new heat- ing system, etc., in the U. S. cus- ITALY'S AUTOISTS TO TRACE tom house at Sitka, Alaska. Draw- FERRUCCI’'S FAMED ROUTE ings and specifications may be ob- tdined from the custodian at the 1—A U. S. custom house at Sitka, Al- Imotor pilgrimage is being organized 2?::6""0’:‘ :1:25 ;:lmce_"‘ ihe o 1 " pervising archi. to follow in June the historle yoof “jag A WETMORE, Acting march of Francesco Ferrucci, siX- gupervising Architect. teenth century defender of the Florentine republic. | The route will run from Florence {to Empoli, Volterra, Pisa and Gavi- !nana, where Ferrucei was killed | August 3, 1530, and will stop at the |places where Ferrucci and his troops halted. 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