The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 30, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1930. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER 't ARE YoU LSTEN! 'VE SEEN WOW! 1UE BEEN SOOND T AT RS s WHY YES- | WENT IN 23:«, Yo LAY ENOLGH OCEAN ASLEEP FOR FOUR HOURS SYJOUR! THAT | |/ YES-1 vty v | 2 NYOUR ROOM TO DEE | “HERE ALL DAY? || TO LAST ME THE AN’ ALL | DREAMED WAS A NICE ADHORE AN | SAY- IF YouU WANTED TO | ABOUT WAS THE OCEAN- LITTLE TOWN || SENT SOME G J CAPTAIN- &GO ASHORE BOTYoUL [ | s WE JUST TELEGRAMS O\D WE WERE SLEEPING SO THE DECR? STAY IN ALl STOPPED | WHY DON'T You || REST OF MY LIFE- GET ©OOT ON M GONNA j | LAND ANy PEACEFOLLY- | PLACE YET? OION'T LIKE TO | AND D\O 4 SoME PHONING DISTURB YOO - f You Can Achieve | anything you set out to do— l'l'c‘ ially if you have the backing of a good bank account. Flrst J\atwnul Buuh | | { | \ e S, 53 s R IR e NI N EELL AR : | the recent eclipse. Table joustlers husband. Some talk that Dorothy | ‘I . l/' l f 17 ‘I e e . ule il . More Value for Y our Money ~ fo l‘ - l"' e x‘(” b {‘ ;“1 may come out this summer . . “ . or one dramatic moment chi e i e v ce! n S 755 the moon, the elements suffered|L[ilian Gish, you know, has been't Ford Delux Coupe .................ccccoc.c. $755.00 b p | launched on New York's Broad-| N ~ dyspepsia of some form or another Ford S P > | and has been taking its evil dispo-| W8y in a show and is doing right| ]f"d Standard Coupe ................... 705‘-00 sition out in rains and chills, I|Smart, according to printed disser- Ford Sport Coupe 735.00 don’t know. This is merely offered | tations reaching this distant Klon-| CHOICE OF COLOR €O} NS becaus¢ 1 do ravish weather talk.|d s+ Th BPRRIRE' Seasn of | F.0.B. Juncau, fully equipped. Rumble seat, $25.00 extra, s P | baseball hereabouts hasn't created v - n - — e R A T i |a stir in the colony . . . . 'Pears 1500 MILE FREE SERVICE LOAN FUND FOR FARM YOUTH | Chatterton is the latest. Miss Chat-ed her for the W. K. Loop. Specu- Hither & yon: James Rennie, im- | boxing, wrestling and football—par- The new Ford cars combine beauty of line and color with out- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 30.— A scholarship load fund for farm boys and girls is to be created by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federa- (tion in memory of Mrs. Gertrude | Modlin, late chairman of that or- canization's social and educational commmee. LAN J.Gonp | m! Two of the factors that may put| the Yankees back into at least a contending American league posi- tion are Vernon Gomez, slim 19 ar-old southpaw rookie, and Bi By DOROTHY HERZOG arley Ruffing giant right hand-| HOLLYWOOD, Calif., May 30.—! er traded from the Red Sox. 1Wxth the influx of so many new If there has been anything the Personalities to the talkies, one| Yankees needed more than a slug-| frequently singles out an actor ging left-fielder it h'xs been pn.cn- whose life has been singularly rich lin adventure. | ng and Gomez can find| Such a person is Robert Burns, y ,f work, so long as they are no relation to either me poet or Ifcetive. Ruffing satisfied Mana- | the cigar. Burns i foot two, st Bed Shawkey in a winning de- | weighs 205 pounds, has curly hair terton started off with an old-lation as to the weather—we always | ported under contract to out-|ticularly football—are the favorite fashioned cold that proceeded to speculate when the sun isn't shin-|loud Bow in “The Girl of the s-you-enter sports to flick- gain affluence and now has knock- ing “as usual’—fixed the blame on | Gelden We is Dorothy Gish Well, I'll be seeing you standing performance. In addi on to low cost amd economy of i | i | |} operation, they bring yon unusual safety, comfort, specd, power, i ease of control, reliability and long life. | | | The Ford leads in sales because it leads in VALUE CALL OR TELEPHONE 30 FOR DEMONSTRATION JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. F . | > S | DEALERS 1 r t : l FREE—Hat Stand with every purchase of QUICK STEP FLOOR PAINT , Juneau Paint Store surc but before the Sunday critics and Gomez has turned in a number of fine performances that stamp him and blue eyes. He has landed at the Fox Studio, recently to play the “font end” of a “black and as a possible successor to Herb blue” blackface team. Pennock. | | PBurns hails from Van Buren, Picking winners in the forthcom- Arkansas. We pick him up at ing blue ribbon Eastern college the time he forsakes the study of meet, the I. C. A. A. A. A. clvil engineering at the University picns at Cambridge is always of Arkansas, which is always an but at least there is 'little;excellent time to pick up the be- doubt about the favorites in most ginning of an actor-chap. He of the events this year. | bloomed into voodvil with his broth- Here's how they figure to finish er, Farrar, and for three years in some of the featured finals on| entertained on passenger boat May 31, on the basis of performan- Plying around New Orleans. ces so far: | Business slumped, however, as 100 yards—Wykoff of Southern business will, so Robert returned to California, Dyer of Stanford and'Arkansas and became a river boat | & ! JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. e b Lo ki I New stock overstuffed furniture just arrived Wildermuth of Georgetown. | pilot. He tired of the water and F B ’ 220 yards—Dyer, Wykoff and Wil-| promptly trailed to Hugo, Okla- | r ye' runn dermuth. | homa, to partake of open space ro- 440 yards—Bowen of Pittsburgh,| mance. He sampled being a ranch Munroe of Harvard, Engle of Yale hand. Bime by, he decided the and Morrison of Stanford. | work was too darn hard. He blew 8380 yards—Russell Chapman of to Salt Lake City and a stock com- | & Bates. | pany. When the war boomzd he Mile run—MecKniff “of Pennsyl- was drafted as a rifle instructor in | vania, Mossman of California, Hal-|the Marine Corps. He organized a stcad of Southern California and jazz band among the Marines and Hickey of N. Y. U. |when the band dispersed en route High hurdles—Welsh of Southem: to France, he picked 'em up again California, Clark or Heasley of Cor- over there. nell, Pogolotti of California and| Smith of Stanford. Following the armistice he re- Low hurdles—Pogolotti, Smith and cruited his band and jazzed to pop- Payne of Southern California. jularity as a Parisian social fad. High jump—Van Osdel of South- ‘Later in Spain, he was commanded ern California, Hedges of Prince- to play before the King on three ton. }ucca.s!ons, which is hitting high Pole vault—Colyer of @ornell,|“C” on the top toot ring. Cone of Yale. | 1t was about this time that he| Shmpul‘Rathert and Krenz of, invented an instrument from two Stanford. pleces of lead pipe and a funmnel. Discus—Krenz and Rothert ')I‘Burns piously baptized this strange Stanford. iaffair a “bazooka.” It is his chal- Javelin—Churchill of California, lenge to immortality. The name, Mortensen of Southern California. itself, should assure him a place Hammer—Connor of Yale, Vonckx near Beethoven and the boys. of Harvard. | ! I don’t know exactly where the One of the main answers to the Fox outfit discovered their Bobby lack of title activity in profession- Burns. Probably in voodvil again, al boxing is the extraordinary fi-'after dabbling hither and yon. Cer- nancial arrangements usually con-;tainly not in his original picture nected with any occasion in which bow wherein he made gay in a a championship changes hands. /mob scene as a Swiss Guard and It cost Sammy Mandell money to was mobbed so many times he win the light weight crown from 'lapsed discouraged with such a old Rocky Kansas, with the result bizness. that Sammy and his manager 1001(- ed around for means of livelihood| Antonio Moreno has come into while keeping the crown intact. |his own with the talkies. Tony is Now it develops that the negro going for Spanish versions with Young Jack Thompson, working on, wim and wigor. 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