The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1930, Page 5

* THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. | ) 8, By GEORGE McMANL 1930. e s S i Qo 3 'l e . BRINGING UP FATHER . I i f—— e o g — e S P e g —— | ¢ NOW WHATS [ NOH!YOU ARE 50 [fwHy oD 1 cLimB UP | aomgs ] 1 i i " . | e | SRS BT |y P PREPARE THE CAR FOR | > e oLV - I INSEE TEN [ [ | 7 PLAYING ! WAS A FOOL ; | W / : MINIATORE GOLF J{ | [WHEN | MARRIED ‘ { | MiNATORE ! INTER DRIVING ¢ . 1 % | GoLF COURSES { YES-AN NOW YOUVE || | || FROM HERE: I *T TAKE CHANCE ' 2 cOT EVERY BOVOYFJ‘ 3 DON'T TAKE CHANCES v EESBIN SORRY /| f ! Let Us Do the Job RIGHT { { JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. | o { “SERVICE LUCAS” Manager z, \ i DAY FONE 30 NITE FONE 421 3 7 b E EVERYREADY PRESTONE AND DE-ALCOHOL. E © 1030, Lit Feature Service, lic,, Great Britain rights reserved. 9- ! The One Shot Anti-Freeze H JRP 08 e P Lom i AR LS I T DS . y i 5 FRIDAY o o 5 , ( |it should be the greatest battle wvere shown, and also skis on rol- Jers. An air ski on the glider princi- *ple.it is claimed, can smash all the present records. —————— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. l RADIO BATTERES and TUBES ' CALL ME SCHOM o - Starts 8 o’clock s L) \DMISSION—$ First Preliminar; e PAvD ) wd. 2.00, $1.50, $1.00 0 P M. IIlIlIIIIIIlelIIlIIIlIIIlIlII!IllIIII|HlllllflllllflillfllflllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIlII € STATIONERY and PRINTING —t BUTLER PIGKS fought here in many years. iEDD!E KANE » Coast League SPORT BRI e —————————— R | 1 Opens at 8 0'Clock £ Oakland 1. . P e s U | The show will be opened at 8| Los Angeles 3; Hollywood 7 / of Kansas is the TO ALL CONSUMERS OF WATER: & |o'clock in the Legion's arena at A. M ; San Francisco 9 eam to play night Notica ia Herchy oiva 3 y B. Hall, with an exhibition sparring P ; Sacramento 9. 5 ¥ Notice is hereby given that :'\Il water pipes must -\ match between the veterdn boxing AR 3 be protected against freezing. Under tl)e ordlr}apces Y | | instructor E. C. Adams and one of | x I, e nf the City of Juneau waste of water is prohibited. . \his favorite pupils, Harry Krane.| ‘FETOSKEY. M , Oct. _18. i i et I Patrons ignoring this law next winter and allowing 3 | The regular card will start at 8:30|Eddie Kane, former manager ¢ O Won Pet. )y acnardthe "o water to waste through open faucets will have their —_— o'clock. | Tommy Glbb?m. Sammy anndc..l ;:u. ywood 002 - head coatth. At ‘the service discontinued until next spring when the sup- : ey Tk Wdls 5 Sammy Nelson and Slugger Wea-|and other noted boxers died here Los 4 oot ply will be abundant. This will be strictly enforced AW‘J% e RO urdle TOY|ver, poth high-class welters with|vesterday as a result of pneumonia.| 4% “nES 4 R after November 1, 1930. All customers are hereby sseisimeaeiey | Dutler's Comeback in _|splendld local vesorts, et méteiod RRGTA ; e KEEP TIIS IN MIND notified to the end that they may take the necessary s for five rounds in the semi-windup. | i P IRNE RDA CTOBER 25T recautions against froz ater pipes fcrecasting the major league pen- igle from gong to gong. Sammy has | “ CHa SR . ¢ TR S JINKLL £ [ ME AL e y i 8 gong. Sammy ik , CARD PARTY AND f nant race results than they achlev- THE CARD a sleight edge in weight but mot| ;o w. crTy. Towa, Oct. 18— St OF THE DOUGLAS VOL-! - = S — ed the campaigns just clcsed:Butlrr. 175 Ibs,, vs. Collier, 165 Ibs.|enough to handicap the hard-hit-|.,. .o o0 o g“if course, it's all the $ s are represented SFR FIRE DEPARTMENT AT L » But for Athletics “cmulx;;” Six rounds ting Slugger. | same 4 14-yenr.old Heled /péx irst string football eleven at EAGLES HALL; WANT YOU P B L e i e M| S B, s el e s ki S iR A repare Your Car for i heve found themseivos n an v ol i apo it the WA, ulcassed|CCOUE0 populeciy Known UL SOFT SKIN/ Winter Driving cxiremely embarrassing position. Scott vs. Kid Mateo | vario contenders in the trainingl ., . oLl champion YOURS ALSO e é The Chicago Cubs came close 0] Four rounds {2amp for that position on the card.‘m_(‘l.m(‘“r‘v S ‘F wlh‘h‘ 5 7 - i R ’ ;f,"sofud ot L ’}.‘;""’.‘sl'“c"):ng‘:‘;;i i g ;“"‘L‘"‘i”""‘lif‘f“af‘ ks Detweer| This summer she rogistered two | Clean out your radiator and fill with ANTI- t Spaci: i orris Scott, an Indian comer, and| o e 4 a § o T # g that the Bruins would | — a little brown brother fighting un- B0} achievements, o \’;f}i;“\;“z:,r FREEZE SOLUTION and equip the car with " A (mxmcli;:‘ 1929 :um1 After a ring layoii o 23 monihs, der the name of "1:"‘ “Mf‘“'"’” Tb1 St & femintne, record of 38tar hal it YOUR | a new set of WEED CHAINS. We have a of 1929 50as0N | porg Bytler, ex-heavyweight cham- Wwill be a four-round affair unless ./ X : | 3 ey were the pick c[hcnly /bton of Alaska, will tonight under- ended sooner by a haymaker. 9 ’/‘\‘l’mi:""g‘“v il asth) complete stock, of ALCOHOL, PRESTONE t T to come through on; 4 i PR o R a y she is credited wit 2 : : e 1 |take his first step in a comeback Ty E a card of 80 for the 18-hole univer- and CHAINS and are ready to serv top, and if the truth must be told.{ iy ne hopes will win for him a £ity -coures oz strokss DRAER- W~ AND BEHOLD!! - y service your civie pride had something to do with bt o 2 g 2 4 car for winter. e |second time the heavyweight crown men’s par. A Beautlful Complexxon this pre-season optimism. ) lof the Territory. i | e fanp srohy st | e nals Were @ CONSCNSUS |~ ang ne hasn't picked any setu; | : | o C M. C h fourth. They shared with g Xl‘m rfi--' ti J‘;e ideadBa] 6 gy i Datly Bmptes Want Ads Pay. * Al dead skin-dirt-pimples, A | onnors ! otor Omp(lny nc. klyn in the National league b T vadkgebad A ST T R Y A e v blackheads, etc.,withallother i | 2 v e = opponent, is right now in the L i RSNy ¥ f Service Rend. red b E 1 Washingion in the American yey pogition of any Alaska fighter SO D T s ) g A T 71 blemishes float to the surface | - utered by Experts K, distinction of furnishing the |y.”joim the champlonship. i andare then easilywashedoff. /7uasiaciuo we\§ | est surprises of the major league | Is Real Battler | ST. LOUIS, Missourl, Oct. 18— : . //PUSHTHE 2 | i s g 6 . 3 ou a pure, soft skin | - ba e . | Collier is a real fighter. He has Mickey Walker, middleweight cham- “Tomorrow’s Styles LF“’:":}‘]E ¥ i pu e iy | lyn was consigned to _the {beaten every contender in this dis- | pion, last night knocked out “Tiger” wit] gt c'armmg fi e te: second division, no better than sIXth yot since boxing was legalized by Johnny Cline of Los Angeles, in o e ture whxlch is so desired and \sucx place. Washington was picked 0yne Alaska Legislature in 1929. He the second round of a scheduled 10 ? Sl now easily had. finish Oflepl';mp Srllw” of :;hce&?{ {has knockouts to L5 over‘round bout. = i But the Robins flew so Soldier Olson, R2d Campbell and| The title was not at stake as it Ry ” {hey looked like winners a fortnight | ¥ as 1opno t- [was Vi ight affair. ' [RMA H lth-R I_ > managed to give the world'sihoq go far on the road to Lhu"m:mz MOUNTS TRY BOX 4 champions any kind of an argu-ia)aska. pelt. | TO OBSERVE TEAM BETTER Ins ns I) Is a Scientific Lamp of a Hundred Uses [ Vo gl s il (ST RS Ll S ke D) NOW USED BY THOUSANDS SUCCESSFULLY v '1 u:v i .'5 ;Vane ;Apt“! Lhé pre‘_',agamsc Sinclair Brown. I:Ie» didn’t hAMIL’I"CN‘ N. : Oct cT T’. shocking with tha 90 out of 100 are in need of this Lamp, sooner or later ORDER e BeRaQrs. ol o - DPe|show up any too well. Not until,Head Coach Andy Kerr of !hc ol- tiny. red-dotted line YOURS NOW AND BE PREPARED!11 dicted order of the American 1eague lyp;q fa]) did he show any indications |gate football eleven is studying the ohine v:;nm.:lo poels YOUR LIFE AND HAPPINESS MAY DEPEND ONIT {inish. of trying the game again. When|work of his men from an impro- ively stops all g 1t yonhee outteting With Rheumatism, Backache, Lum- n' Here’s the finish of the two ram’g:ir::io nr::ec:mgoux:gr‘ :g mlfileuc:l xs;:esitnrt‘:z! :::.fis Sl L ( bago. Colds in the chest, Tonsilitis, Catarrh, Nmflsz;lr, : as compared with the selectionsately entered training. |three-sided booth, with its floor | v I SALs| Hlay Fever, Asthma, Sinus Trouble,‘l!:dh:h“e‘:’f:m.' AT NOMINAL YEARLY COST YOU CAN HAVE A last April: He has workad faithfully. The re- four feet above the gound. i DANDBUFF FAULING | Neck. Acne (Boils). Spmml;i ov“-;é:l“r: National League— . sult is seen in his physical condi-| Watching the players .in action | - - didproubles.. The DREXCH BE4 S f D it B St. Louis (fourth); ChiCagO|yjon — He hasn't any sign of fat|from this elevation, the coach has RAY" LAMP WILL BRING are ep08l (147 (first); New York (third); Brook-l,n pim o striking contrast to the added materially to his visibility,| QUICK RELIEF. : lyn (sixth); Pittsburgh (second);|yong of flesh around his waist when |especially in connection with cor-| Order a Lamp Now FOR KEEPING Jewelry, Deeds, Leases, Bonds, Notes, Mortgages, ¢ Boston (eighth); Cincinnatl (seV-|pe fought Brownie on Labor Day, recting errors in blocking and mis-| B ot Wills, Contracts, Letters, Keepsakes, Diarles, Army Papers, Mar- enth); Philadelphia (fifth). 1928. He looks and is as hard as|takes in backfield shifts. | EVES A " THE ULTRA' riage Certificates, Insurance Policies, Birth Certificates, E American League— nails. He is fast with his hands .- TONSOUTIS AHEUMATISH VIOLET LAMP| Receipted Bills Philadelphia (first); Washington |ong moves about the ring in train-|BIFF JONES NOW HANDLES | NESRTS ST R D CO D » (seventh); New York (second);ly, with almost the speed of & SOUTHWEST GRID GAMES| P ciosec ot s of $1.00, kindiy cush Cleveland (third); Detroit (fourth); lightweight. ‘, o one complete DERMA ~'|-|z_Al.’rH-RAY‘l" | st. Louis (fifth); Chicago (sixth). Collier in Top Form | TULSA, Okla., Oct. 18—The call Clamp model Lamp, to;l:p:dlm:‘:""" o . . Boston (eighth). Collier, himself, is in no less|of the gridiron still beckons “BIff"; £ will pay mailman balance, $4.95 plus s | F lrst Natlonal Ban k Ga ht fook splendid shape for the battle. Right |Jones, former Army coach, who now | ,-N.m City. i iladelphi: ied ni 00t - i e i s i t Sill, ., as| cowos| | | Piiladelphia hés tri g now he is at the top of ms_ form, |is stano_ned at Fort Sill, Okla., as| fi:\fff'rc':z‘s?&u;m At A [ ball' for college rivalry and liked it.|petter if anything, than in the|a captain. | e NMALETC | Add: | Temple opened its season under thelearly days of his career when he| Jones is officlating in football) Bl | A Suficring with - | v floodlights, against Thwlt- and d;gw was fighting Leo Higley and other {games in the southwest this fall. | ! Please send me free advice with your complete-catalogue. | F arowd of 25000 spectators, 10.-|men of that caliber. His first such engagement was| ] § 000 more than ever saw the OWIS} pgytier has a slight weight d4d-|to referee the clash between the “Juneaw’s Own Store” ' HONEY BACK GUABYAW”‘IDEED 1 perform before in the daylight. vantage, probably outweighing the|University of Arkansas and the 3 4 WITHIN 10 DAYS (F NOT § See H. R. SHEPARD & SON " A white ball was used Which|rqian battler some 10 pounds. In University of Tulsa here October 4, e | | fx;h;;;:l;l VOERSDE“pggZ fk/e/ | . I could be seen at all times from any |a) other respects they seem to be(in dedication of the Tulsa school’s: l,' R At | | : y 4 i s P part of the big Temple stadium.|eventy matched. Collier is the tall-|new stadium. e e e | et [l Anp ScALP ATTACHMENT Ll Telephone 409 Valentine Building Scouts from many other Pennsyl-|e. of the two, but Butler has ab- A ke o ST oo -,,,,!, ]‘ S “'.' l l 3 TR n! . vania colleges were on hand for the |nomally long arms for a man of| The sprint members of the track i THITHI | el o 7 el s o e, o o e 0 G (e p " 2 p me v spreading the development of eve-|ine same as Collier’s. terian college, Clinton, 8. C. = = 4 v ning performances on the gridiron.| mans who have watched them St i it E = work out in the Legion's training! Virginia's football team averages = . = U T e Charley Seaver, the stocky, 19-|quarters believe the choice to be a {178 pounds, 181 in the line and 172 = = se ruc Bar gatns year-old ,\'outr; (;Jho i 10K foss-up. And all of them’ agreein the hackfleld. = = . nowhere to beat George Voigt, reacl e = = 5 h the semi finals of the National Am- = = If You Don’t Believe It SEE ateur Golf champlonship and fall = E just a shot or two short of gaining = i = B b i b e = A. B. HALL TONIGHT = McCAUL MOTOR CO. If not as a golfer it may be as a L] & i . . 1 = ball-carrier for Stanford University. estln Ouse = = Service With Satisfaction Young Seaver enters Stanford this = o MAIN EVENT =| , - year with a reputation as ;::d sll;‘ 4 — : 4 = around athlete. He prepj at( - = J C ll 7 r = s 3 of _— ] e H ) = et % ftun School, Princeton, by way of| = oe ouer v ore utier = “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” o widening his experience and getting = : e = the eastern touch. g F Light Heavyweights—6 Rounds = for He weighs close to lsonr;ov; and = S S z = : i ¢hould make an ideal halfback un-| : B g - = EMI FINAL = D Cl d P der the Warner system, which is} MADE AND GUARANTEED BY THE = SLUGCGER'WEAVER SAMMY NELSON = ry e(lnlng an ress’]lg yather partial to ball-toters with a = SLUGLER / 4 WE. s NELSU! = W golfing _ education. Dick ];‘“;}"“d ESTINGHOUSE CO = Welterweights—5 Rounds = B ] . |E ilwsichis_ R S| ALASKA LAUNDRY M. dle a niblick as well as the pigskin. = ' SPECIAL EVENT = In New Buildi Shattuck W. ————— P ¢ = 1 R . * SEGUN = n New Building on Shattuc ay GERMANS ARE NOW SKIING | The Originators of the Superhetrodyne = AL OBBORNE vs. YOUNG SEGUNDO = g ¥ " OVER LAND AND WATERL . Circuit = ‘iMiddleweights—5 Rounds = THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” ! § o = ! [ NARY B e LEIPZIG, Oct. 18—Skiing is gain- = i PREI Iy-“” 1R % =\ Sl AR ing rapidly in popularity in Ger- i 3 = VIORRIS SCOTT vs. KID MATEO = 5 = = many. Drop in and Hear Them at the = iohts— . = il 5 Crormans ot only vie/with Nor- L4 E nglgggf/l‘,‘é[h!;rhfé;;gds = DERWOOD TYPEWRITERS and wegian masters at winter sports re- g . , FE. g " W e but _ “dry” skiing on sand C PITAL ELECTRIC CO = S . i 3 = TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES |l Clnes has become a craze here. A s Exhibition by E. C. ADAMS and HARRY KRANE El GEO.M. SIMPKINS CO » At the Leigzig Fair, water skis = = . . . = = Old Papers for sale at Empire Oftice - Py 43 SR