The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 5, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1930. T # BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMAN |Daughter of Irvin New Decision Is Ao g o \\r: ST { s T m‘z’;\él“_:_:{fi_uHAVE W B e i C?bb Is Married “]Ifll( in ”mh,rlvntl. [ enink SRRkING Y NTELLNJHAT || || eERICIOULS | HAVE SOME JUST A MOOTH- - e PR e v SMITHS NEW YORK t. 5.—Mr .\Wife Income Taxes H ek ELom S | DIFFERENCE || |{ MORE ? LoL . AEMEMeER JARVIS! y B | eth Cobb Chapman, d. A0 | PuotiNG? \ fl\,‘ DOES \'T MAKE? | AoV 2 B 4.[’ LATE - Irvin S. Cobb, author, we SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Sepi. i\ g e I 5 ) | LOST A . DAL 1(‘ TS d last nig A ‘ederal Judge Frank Ker- pas S MOUTHFOL: | Kj) l R g Pac e 1 estate rigan has ruled that husbands > 65 ; oL ( \ -, and wives have a right to file . v \/ X \ .M separate income tax returns. Y \ d Mrs. J. M. € The decision was handed A \7 yund passenger down in a test case of Robert Charlotte enroute Melcolm against the United &y cisco. States. % Mrs. Grant Baldw on the Only $19.61 was invelved. Princess Charlotte for a visit in The decision may mean an the States. upset of the tax assessment pro- Mrs. J. Livie took pa cedure in California and other he Princess Charlotte for states. i oy Care Will Save Your Car Sl il . T e “CHECK” YOUR CAR’S MECHANICAL o W, : Y TAXI SERVICE e — 'lu‘vlhlu Woman in IN NEW HEADQUARTERS | p SYSTEM N Ilinois Race — The motorist who does not have his ear’s mechanical z i i James McClo: s rented th syswem inspected regularly is taki 1 loss Fir Se ; ; ; ySue gularly is taking a chance on loss or Se lmlorslup 8 . booth on of time; loss of money, and serious annoyance of DOWNESGROVE, Ill, Sept. 5.—|.cc G ’“; roadside delay. Lottie O'Neill, the first woman to > I § ¢ stand until next June 1 §iitie : y arve i Shatiiiniots. T e slatiire, hhs iy ; i Drive in today. Let our staff of skilled automotive innounced her entry in the United mechanics give your car a thorough inspection. Let A e NP oo MBOPIRERD ... - H r s g 4 Miss Winifred Carlson is ( r : ! 3 States Senatorial race as an Inde- | oo o oh the priy them tighten all connections, replace worn o 3 1 | e P e B hoitdi The present sign can not tc especially Mr. Anderson, 'je.ndent against Ruth Hanna Mc- ”:5‘” ¢ ’,] ot b check the igniti svste i D) 5 ?Ut i ol T R i lotte he will v e he ignition system, fill the battery, and check Chicago 79 54' 594] “There were iml\ly “requests for D \X: 1{A bk Mr{ \?lnd Cormick, Republican, and James | pyepoqt your brakes b ? % | 2y PIY . X ! Villiams, Mr. and 1 Hamilton Lewis, Democrat. She {, ¢ - Y skt . ‘;:wLZ:i]sk ;’: rfi; f:’: Filnkels w”%‘ HREgAE OB Juneay L Jeley d Mr. and MTS. ha5 had political differences with S 5 | Care Will Save Your Car FUR s‘fiu,uu“ Brooklyn 73 L’u gdls llx]x:lxu[}l:kiro::i(he\u: we g Y Mrs. McCormick. H:l\'l" your car CHECKED today. Our experts are Pittsburgh 6 64 510 1Rt e Btenased. 1‘0'1;4}11-\bllemci)s‘lé do the job right—quickly, and at a A s Boston .. 62 72 483| “The flowers and pictures in the e & Prize Fighter in Trouble— aant 5 76 Ainoth caused much favorable com- J UN E A U M ()TORS In c . : s 3 +323 Iment. In many cities, the Garden ’ b Breach of Promise, American League Club furnishes all the flowers for DAY FONE 30 NITE’ FONE 421 Won Lost Pet DI i o it i iin i cncimapicn ek Etc., Charges iR o the Chamber of Commerce, If the 808 o i g ;vf:l?‘_“f]:‘““ g; 45 Garden Club would furnish onc " el ..,,....m..s_].‘fiwu‘ e Manager LGS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 5— o N AN bouquet each week, it would be 4 TR s e - 5 S A VSR matont - S ANGELES, Cal, Scpt. 5— New York % 51 ; — Ace Hudkins, middleweight, has gleveland 3 62 ated. brew sued for $160000 by Miss Detroit e 5 Ald to Jobless il es breach of St. Louis 53 21 seeking employment were ayal and that Chicago 51 21 aided in every possible way to get 7 e beat her. Boston 41 o1 . in touch with employers who needed oy e help. Many college students and cund work here this sum- ugh the Chamber. d just whe; likely e bus- ar- ks 1MORSDAT CHAMBER BOOTH Hollywcod 16; Mission 12. ls FINE ASSET TO COMMUNITY | nd 8; Portland 4. Night game. 0; Los Angeles 3. TS the Booth during the time the boat was in port. | Very few came for information af- r ten at night (Continued from rage One) Seattle 7. Night TRAVEL BY AIR « “When #he' Réserves:.s FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED the desk was in use co: News York' 1; Boston 7. Zadhary the booth is now arrang nere is| “In conclusion 1 want to exp: tingy to the Giants in pinch- 1O convenient place my appreciation to James McClos- d four double plays played P8 and no possibility of developing key of the Pioneer Taxi Co. for an important role in Zachary's 3 rest room. the information he gave me re- vietory. Welsh made a home “A lighted sign with the words garding the people who lived here run for the Braves. “The Juneau Chamber of Commerce many years ago. ©hicago 10; Pittsburgh 7. Home Welcomes You' would be an attrac-| For the flowers donated I wish & i o FAITH AND CONFIDENCE Hartnett and these gave the champs the victory. Hornsby is { back in the game. He is still The mainspring of every buying decision is faith. When you parft with your money for something you buy, you have confidence in the house you buy ‘from and in the goods old. ! lame. The game was featured by long hits and sensational C { . ral K7 v Over 2,000,000 women every day by buying from PIGGLY WIG- GLY evidence their faith and confidence. National League FOR RESERVATIONS—Hangar Phone, 429; Gas- tineau, Phone 10. A. B. HAYES, Agent, { plays. Cincinnati 2; St. Louis 13. The St. Louis bunch collected 18 hits | to Cincinnati’s eight. St. Louis | tied with New York . for second place. Amcrican League Boston 7; Philadelphia 8. Gamne went 13 innings. Philadelphia was twice saved from defeat by home runs by Miller in the tenth and Simmons, his 33rd. Grove » won his 24th victory. | Washington 3; New York 2. The | Yanks have won only four games ! in 20 encounters with Washing- top. Cleveland 3; Chicago 2. P i “‘J\‘.‘J | 'M I ! A | | i | . STANDING OF CLUBS | | rciic Coust Teapue real Large crisp he:ld,‘ No. 1 tin, : 2 his el SRl oo 5 R c 2H0r ... c First National !S,os Angeles g; z; gg(; ’ P apyFrancisco ... . 558 = i 2 fisherman’s , ~JELLO Bank Seattle Tz 30 4z 4 FLEN Saffamento .. 2 W 43 TOMATOES g e : = i i = ! with many special features J packages BROUGHT BACK | bOOt Gt 0.5, Eureka Bootinyourhands Two 2 e . .o 25c REAL BARGAINS = :HEALTH, HE SAYS, and you’ll soon feel the difference. 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