The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 5

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Thus,|arrival of a carrier pigeon W fect 107, inches. Jetics at Georgia, has been ap _NEW AOR KCITY, N. Y., July| { American chances of finding the|was caught when it alighted in the| i {10'1\“'f! Plagicgenlty | ke 15.—Mrs. Helen Wills Moody ar-| | vight boat for the job are increased |yard of W. J. Bradley. The pigeoa . .. oo o PORE S e | LONNORS MOTOR CO. s saved BIGGEST VALUES EVER hing of Dr. James HELEN WlLIS MOODY | 1 yesterday afternoon from | s |Wwas overcome from cxhnusnon and| | at the outset with sufficient trials| % b that in any of Try the | Five ‘GGIbME | Dinner r I3o tast the shilit tamoe, [showed no disposition to continue ' y of the Weetamoe 2 > i b N & California, and her husband. Her Yankee, Enterprise and Whirlwind, |its flight 1his leaps of 25 feet, he traveled at |Speeials at Mabry's. —aadv | and major single tennis A bamboo container on one leg|; i Weetamoe, the Morgan-Nichols| aships rest lightly on her ALANJ.%D acht, has run up @ big lead in|COntained a slip of paper on which y | comraE————— and made a bee-line for the preliminary ‘tests, so much|Wast he following notation: “Cana- hat predictions already are being | ¢ian V“”"““_' Railway train easy @ aEs oA {5 < freely made that this craft will] "0”"“}, 331““ !’9 1930. dReLe:Sfid at B it Coxe’ Kiigtis Yankee love for victory on the |graw the blue-ribbdn asslgnment. |*00 " M. T Some .‘°‘:h St | No' games were played yesterday [ield Of sport, whether 1t Is chess, s Hhira Portor motGdlh Neenl e ”w' lengie 8s the elubs were checkers or yacht-racing, usually iS| ©gonskin coats are still in thel lcrIcmu‘*‘r ’wé;‘" b(;;'lds"l 6:;5 3:; traveling to open this afternoon on VErY keen. Americans take their|motn-balls but the Football Rums"omcr lia v\: o HaHa. ont Nl the following schedule for this 8thletics, as a nation, much more| Semmittee has completed and pub- (o = ot S50 00000 el week, the first week of the second Seriously than most countries. This | lished its re-codification of thel % disnat h‘ = S A Hatfl spirit of patriotism * concentration | grigiron regulations—a task tha ISPALDY Wh Shr ) T o ‘lciated Press telling of the arrival pays off in winning results but I R W e 5 has taken years of stud the pigeon at Wrangell. The Frye-Bruhn Company Featuring Frye’s De- n Francisco at Sacramento. licious Hams and Bacon L R have found a tribute to fair-mind- sion, checking et doy Thedisaetolt wiie- sl : Mission. edness this summer in the wide- / the committee headed |y "p o Rl Jlm‘ulik’rum)or‘ ot St PHONE : Fortland at Hollywood. spread hope that the latest of Sir|py Eaward K. Hall as chairman|pooor® o 86 RREE B0 NE 30 % Thomas Lipton's Shamrocks—the|anq william S. Langford as s o happened to be the owner o[ National League titth—brings h)m<guoj luck in the | yetary. The fihal result iS a|pe ;:.uvz’m He immediately took | St. Louis at Philadelphia—Rain. vacht races for the America’s CUP | tripute to the energy and far-igteps to have it returned to him | H Pittsbu 8; Brooklyn 12. Brook- in September, off Newport. sightedness of these men, Wwho communicating with Leo Me- ] lyn increased the lead to thre»! The feeling seems to be that algithout any crowd to give them|Cormack, local agent of the Cana- [ games . Wright hit two home, “game guy” should have his re-{; cheer from the side-lines, have|dian National. The pigeon was runs and two singles scoring four ward. Sir Thomas, since 1899, has| ,u¢ through a tough job. They are|shipped back to its owner on the | runs and driving in seven. been spending millions in his effort| perehy given a “long yell” from!Prince Alice Tuesday night. of American League to lift a battered silver mug that| his corner for making infinit ated that the.| Boston 2; Cleveland 3. Ferrel won is worth not more than $500. Helaosier now to find out what released m a Cana- his thirteenth game of the sea- has faced the handicaps of the|gyeqat college game is all about and|dian Na 1 tbound train at son. challenger, been compelled to build | ghy Kitwanga, B. C. It was supposed Don’t Let the Wash-tub Boss You! The wash-tub is a tyrant, a cruel taskmaster shington 4; Detroit 8. Detroit yachis seaworthy enough ‘to.cross Y {to return to Prince Rupert and who drives the best years from a woman’'s life. scored, six I the Jfipsk 1o, in- the, ocent UNMCRLINelL OWR PAVEEY | myyo, Army-Tiiinois football game W33 8 long way iout of its courdd || And so unnecessari gy . R . Iyet” race-worthy" enough to meet(, "ol B o Tuntil next No-|When it alighted at Wrangell afte: i We have come to the rescue of many local v P‘::}:fll:’:?hm,rgfip S;‘_KI;‘?_;?: anmv;: }?: ;’]’Zr:n:;:;nme;xirofwgu:mzeut vember but already more reserva-|iying for more than 48 hours i housewives. Why not let us aid you also? PA YING BY CHELK tions have been made for it thanjMany theories ‘are advanced byi £ eturn box-fight - between 98¢ Who knew something about e S ik homing pogeons. One theory i Your laundry will be handled sanitarily from score in the eighth and tenth cessive defeats with a cheerful Irish : e : the moment our driver picks it up until he re- innings. smile and a, promise to try again. . New York 9, 7; Chicago 1, 2. Ruf-| ne 1930 challenge probably is|Schmeiing and Sharkey. Which “' that the pigeon was pursued by || turns it. It will be gently but thoroughly wash- s the Safest u ay fing, Boston Red Sox cast-off yjptons last. 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