The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 5

~ THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1930. By GEORGE McMANUS THAT LIE DIONT SEEM TO 4T OVER 90 GO BRINGING UP FATHER YES-BY JOVE. \TS BAD ENOULGH WHEN THE WELL TS ABOLT TIME YOU CAME HOME. DIDN'T 1 TELL YOU WED OINE AT SI1X? Attention—Ford Owners A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRANCISCO CAR HEAT- ERS JUST ARRIVED—AND ARE READY FOR INSTALLATION IN YOUR CAR 2 to 5 times MORE HEAT—Quicker Action—Fresh Air Heat—Complete Change of Car Air Every 2 to 3 Minutes. Recommended by leading car manufacturers. Guar- anteed to deliver more heat than any other ,car heat- SORRY: DEAR: BUT 'VE BEEN \WITH COUNT DE BATE ALL DAY- THE COUNT DEBATE RIDING ABOLT WITH TWO CHORLS G\RLS - | COULD HARDLY BELIEVE MY VT OREARY 1N THIS TOWN '. i | championship was played: Dazzy Vance smacking out some terrific tee shots, but also experi- menting with the sand traps and taking a 91 . .. . Wilbert Robin- gon, the Brooklyn pilot, taking six Htfokes to hole out after driving the green; ascribing the disaster to the! nofée of the crows in the trees| solinding like Flatbush fans . . . Babe Ruth, smoking a big cigar,; bellowing all over the course and taking an 88 ... Sam Byrd, cham- pion golfer of the Yankees, sustain- ing his reputation by shooting a double and Alexander’s single with two out in the ninth in- ning gave the Tigers a victory and cost the Yankes their last chance to take the league pen- nant. The best they can do now is to finish half a game be- hind Philadelphia. Ruth made his 46th home run with the bases empty. He is now three home runs behind Hack Wilson. Washington 8; Chicago 7. ington gained a half game on the idle Athletics. Reynolds made a home run in the sev- enth. Wash- | {indicate of workmen. It has a va- ried membership and was formed by Eduardo Aunos, minister of la- bor, with an announced program of social reform. | There are other smaller parties listed as supporters of the mon- archy. | The republican forces are consid- |erably divided. Among the prin- |cipal groups are: | Conservative republicans, headed Jone o | Communist. Small in numbers, |but credited with unusually skillful leadership and organization. Some think the left groups, in union with republicans, would carry various of the large cities, but that this would be a minority in the chamber. The last chamber contained 417 members. The number is in pro- portion to population and may be increased in the new parliament. Pitchers in batting practice at the Polo Grounds in New York throw from behind a knee-high net. It is a form of McGraw criticism of the lively ball. Hugh Critz, little Giant second baseman, is given a share of credit for Bill Terry's slugging this sea- son. The big first baseman claims he can play two steps nearer first, with a subsequent letting .up of MOYOCK, N. C.—By feeding his corn to hogs, W. F. Scaff, Currituck county farmer, realized from $1.25 to $1.50 for his last year's crop. This averaged approximately 50 cents above the market value. PR WP NOTICE Bridge and Whist Party, Moose Hall, tonight at 8 p. m. adv. pronen oo fiyrrenfiyrenctflyreelif oot sl rrss’ DAY FONE 30 | er regardless of type or price. DRIVE IN AND HAVE ONE INSTALLED IN YOUR MODEL A Price $3.75 to $4.00 (installation extra at low cost) JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. NITE FONE 421 “SERVICE LUCAS” Manager 4 three runs and broke the tie. 2 2 by Alcala Zamora. Every qualified male citizen over |strain, with the speedy Critz to the | Rhem shut out the Giants in Spam Prepar ng f o Radical republicans, headed by |the age of 25 is required to vote; |right of him. ( all but the sixth inning. First Election After Alejandro Lerroux. but, although compulsory, many \ Chicago 17; Philadelphia 4. Wil- Y P d . Socialist republicans, headed by |voters have not responded in the| Greensboro merchants report an ¥ son led the assault with 5 hits, Ma"'y ears ;Prediction Marcelino Domingo. past. Women cannot vote. Men |unusual sale of croquet sets this including his 49th home run, and Federal republicans, headed by |must possess full civil rights and |season, and believe the theory that two doubles. English hit 4 times (Continued from Page One) Manuel Hilario Ayuso. . |have two years' residence in their |business booms recur in given cy- ‘ and Cuyler 3 Klein shattered The extreme left parties, also re- |district. cles in sports, too. the National League mark for two|headed by Garcia Prieta; left lib-|publican in intent, are: The chamber is elected by direct PR SR RICE & AHLERS CO. baggers, getting his fifty-third. |erals, headed by Saniago Alba, who| Socialist (sometimes called so- |vote; the senate s not. PLAYS TENNIS ABOARD SHIP d Hartnett also made a home run.|aligned himself with the king this |calist labor), containing, estimated- e Plumbers & 2 Thompson, of the Phillies, made|summer. ly, some 300,000 organized workers|® SPORT BRIEFS ®| NEW YORK, Sept. 13—Karel Al_‘m J% a home run. Listed for Monarchy of the General Union of Workers, |4 o | Kozeluh, Czecho-slovakian tennis - . ” |Pittsburgh 4; Boston 5. Chatham| The Constitutional, maurista, re-|in all parts of the country. pro, played deck tennis aboard the We tell you in advance what the job will cost” ANSSSUSSSSSSSSSNSNNSSSSSSR | and Spoherer both doubled ingionalist and labor parties are also Syndicalists Organize After winning the $25000 Haw-|s, . Mauretania, to keep in shape the tenth inning for the WIn-|generally listed on the side of the| Syndicalists, organized in Barce- |thorne stake on Saturday, Brown |during his trip here for the na- Sidelights of the Baseball Writ-| Ming run. monarchy. lona, claiming a membership of |Wisdom was beaten on Wednesday (tional. professional tournament. ers’ festival at the Winged Foot N'A"‘““' League | The “labor” party is not com- several hundred thousand workers by a 23-1 entry. b b e ol ofub, where the 1920 Open golf NeW York 4 Detroit 5. Gehringer's|;oceq a5 much as its name might [supporting social revolution. CORN BRINGS MORE AS PORK TRAVEL BY AIR ° i3 fine 76 while his manager, Bob|Boston 4; St. Louis 5. Shawkee, wandered in with a 92. e s FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED G Ur CLUBS Ruth denied that his erratic tec Pacific Coast League s shots gave a clue to his failure to Won Lost Pet ——— keep up the home run pace he seL‘Hollywood 42 21 667 | ALASKA WASHINGT ON-AIRWAY § éarlier in the season, reaching a|Los Angeles . 35 26 574 point “where he now must battle Iga:n( Francisco 32 20 525 FOR RESERVATIONS—Hangar Phone, 429; Gas- Hack Wilson for the circuit honors. Oakland Suerii Y, 32 492 i “T1l be socking 'em,” said the|Sacramento .28 34 452 - tineau, Phone 10. A. B. HAYES, Agent. Babe. “September is always a good‘Mmlon piees .. 28 35 444 THE ) ¥ month for me. Wish this Wilson Portland - 26 35 426 had American league pitching to|Seattle v 26 36 419 hit, It’s tougher.” | NltIomlw hancins A t on t Pct Football press agents have rushed [Chicago 81 59 578 MOST in with advance ballyhoo in both|St. Louis . 80 . 50 575 . ! upper and lower case type, where Brookiyn : 81 g0 5T ' others might fear to tread. The|New York . 763 550 COMPLETE heaviest sports program the U. S. Pittsburgh 72 61 518 A. has had in many moons does not g?“;m e 96,4 78 465 discourage the gridiron barkers. s e gna 55, 82 402 Ao bt oisings: hiladelphia 47 93 3% COLLECTION Army, under its new coaching re- Ammwz:.mlost Pct gime, will give the Warner system, Philadelphia 04 P 668 PA YING BY CHECK including wingbacks, A and B for- Washington T T 86 54 'GM ! mmxor;s. a thorough trial. New York i b 7 61 '564 OF . California will introduce the mod- g h S f W ified shift a la Rockne, and oper- CDl:;:li:nd 2 _' ;: gg fi:g "s t e a eSt ay atehon u;e coast ;vxnh two teams,|gt rouis . 58 84 ‘408 both rated as varsities. i i Garnegie Tech, with. two new sets,fii‘éififi“’_” : : :: ;z :g:g ° The Safest way to pay bills is by check p df uniforms in bright colors, will R L TS R Household and Personal checking accounts are di;fi?n;x};ehabses;n‘li;e;fi t;;lzeé letter- s e welcome at this Bank. Special courtesies to e s o st TO GAG-LORE OF RING women depositors. ¢ fairs has attracted no messages Of| NEW YORK, Sept. 13—"If you sympathy from Army, OChicago,imake him quit hitting me in the $ Onhio State, Purdue and Michigan. |stomach, Il give him my coune First Nation al Georgetown will make a radical schedule switch by playing four of its home games at Washington on Friday nights. 'Ffnk Crosetti, the 18-year-old| shortstop of th eSan Francisco Seals who has been tagged for de- livery to the Yankees in 1932 in a| $100,000 deal, is a product of thel American Legion boys' ranks. He! played with the Oakland (Califor- nia) team that won the Legion’s jumior national tournament two vears ago. The major leagues gave the Le- glon their backing in this nation- wide baseball development, as one means of reviving sandlot baseball. It will prove a good investment if! many more young Stars like Crosetti emerge from the junior ranks. ‘ Add gridiron financial notes: i Frosty Peters, ex-Illinois quarter- Wack. and dropkick specialist, sued | the #an Francisco Olympic club, E) e and others connected there- with. for $20,000 damages, charging heswas not given the business posi- tjon promised him in connection| with_a contract to play club foot- ball® ——— GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League San PFrancisco 1; Mission 3. Day try,” has joined the company of the more select gags of the ring. Jimmy Johnson, former Ameri- can manager of Phil Scott, at a banquet here for Jefferson Davis Dickson, southern boy known as !the “Tex Rickard of Europe,” said it was true that Scott in his fight with Young Stribling had made the remark after being urged “to fight for his country.” - BOOTH TO WEIGH 140 NE WHAVEN, Sept. 13.—Albie Booth, Yale half back, will play this year at around 140 pounds, his weight during his great season last year. During the wintér Booth took on around 20 pounds. o HALLOWEEN DANCE The Ladies of Mooseheart Legion will give a Masquerade Dance on Halloween night. — Try the Five 0Clock Dinner Spesials at Mabry’s 1 Sleepin ) 0”) Robesg —adv. —adv - 00DS ARCTI( Greeting Cards WE HAVE EVER SHOWN IS NOW READY We suggest you make your selection early. The charge will not appear on your statement until January lst, 1931 Bank REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS. 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