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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV 1930 BRIN(}H‘{(} UP FATHER OH: THAT | 1S Lovery | FWIHAT SHIE | 0o WE SAINL ¢ WELL. I'VE DECIDED FOR 09 TO TAKE A TRIP TO EUROCPE- YOUR FATHER 13 OO CRANKY OVER MINIATORE GOLF- | THINK \T BEST TO QO (N} THREE TICKETS ON THE STEAMSHIP- LA BOLONEY- BEST STATE-ROOMS- AN’ | ™MAKE 1T SNAPPY- J ’ AN S - | Cadet players, having had a scoring threat suddenly broken up by | Booth’s interception of a pass, were Jjustified in hard defensive tackling, Eli partisans leapt up to “boo”| | the soldiers. The somewhat theatrical removal | of Albie on a stretcher fanned this | | white heat of partisan feeling. It| reached such extremes that shortly| afterward when an Army man was | injured, over-wrought spectators | from the Blue side of the field ap-/ | plauded—a manifestation at once| | more unsportsmanlike than any | How roughly can Albie Booth be | supposed unfairness on the field of | treated? Not much rougher than | | /\rmy \L it would seem, without | Booth's 1 unfortuna ium on hard| . though it no| and sock 'em” It was \m!s*tnmt" that it Jn,)- T )¢ 1 pened to rob Yale of h sans in the Yale stands ex- al star and quarterback 2d ahything I have witnessed most critical jun i he memorable final hand-to- Thousands of spectators in the| le between Harvard and Bowl probably had seen Booth run n in 1926. It was rabid, even Wild through the 1929 Army team. usual allowances made for They werc quick to j\lmp to ‘1“‘ conclusion that planned to tackling him h of course, > town as well as t in football. He was t igh school, prey TENNIS STAR AND HIS BRIDE assuciated Fress Photo Gearge Martin Lott, Davis cup tennis star, and his bride, the for- mer Abigail Stapleford Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clayton Allen of Phlladelp‘\la They were arranged, a s the imagination. H w. The fact Army comu idolize him, play only tie a “Boothl Yale el V‘n when he runs in to, did not add to W Point’s grid- | s. !iron pr M Iph Irvine Will Fulfill Contract to! / the combination of Sasse would much rather haw| s and the shock of had his charges battle for revange) Make Motion Pictures, Law He h\h color '\ml b proportions, his dazzli e udden injury in the Army | with Beoth in the game. He said ) ted like a spark in a pow- ‘so afterward. ine. The Eli stands ex-, h wath at Ay, disap- Jast Qpportunity to Have i tment and indignation ov ; Eyes Examined I i g this “matinee idol” removed the show. DR. EDMUNDS, EYE-SPECIAL- Overlooking IST is DELAYED on his south-| {bound trip until WEDNESDAY | S |AFTERNOON, 18th inst., when Lhe; Pl’flCthe TR % = i8. 8. QUEEN sails southbound. LUDWIG NELSON | He therefore has ANOTHER DAY F R to attend to patients who could not SELLS |get to see him previously about PARKER PENS | their EYES. This is a GOLDEN OPPORTUN- (ITY for you to consult a promin- ent Eye-Specialist of Seattle for| the past 26 years. DIFFICULT EYE CASES § | especially invited. § | CROSSED-EYES STRAIGHTEN- |ED WITHOUT operation. We spec- ijalize in MUSCULAR IMBAL- ANCES. The Eyes must work to-| gether, or DO GOOD TEAM WORK. Now, you good wives, who think you have irritable husbands, just {send them to me and let me dem- onstrate that it is mainly the re-|ship requirements” said Jones. ult of EYE-STRAIN effecting the| The financial side of the motion entire nervous system. A special picture contract is not revealed. jconcession to Juneau citizens — | Estimates of returns for Jones FREE CONSULTATION AND EX- range as high as $250,000. AMINATION. PHONE NO. 10.| Jones quits the competition in |COME EARLY. GASTINEAU | golf at the peak of h eer when |H0TEL ROOM 216. —adv. | he won the four out ing Brit- |ish and American titles in one sea- ison. This was a severe nervous > | | fact that lh(‘ the NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, No»\ 18.—King of all the golf world at‘ the age of 28 years, Bobby Jones | | has decided to retire and renounc : | his amateur standing to fulfill '\‘ contract to ke twelve onesreel| motion pictures of educational golf-) | ing subjects. Jones signed a Warner Brothers contract four days ago, and is quit- ting golf after fourteen years of {tournament play. “The matter of a monetary com- pensation enters. When the pic- tures are made, I expect to return |to the practice of the law profes- | sion unhampered by the necessity of keeping my golf up to champion- are | HE Parker Duofold Foun- tain Pen fits every hand. There is a point for every style of writing. A handsome pen for every purse. Your dealer will show you the Parker Duofold in one of five flashing colors, and in moderne Black and Pearl. Senior $7. Junior $5., Lady $5 The Parker Pen Co. 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Team Standing Won Lost Pct 10 2 833 6 Tigers Wildcats Goats Buffaloes Malamutes Colts Camels . Leopards MIDGET LUNCH Under New Management SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY 9 AT DOUGLAS TONIGHT Scandinavian-American Dances Don’t Forget the Hot Time at Douglas WELCOME Adm.—Gentlemen $1.00; Ladies Free A special ferry will leave Douglas for Juneau A-M. JOE SAVALDI was ng Savaldi yame ted in his behalf. ordered out of lllL‘ urday with Drake. E QUITS GREAT FOOTBALL 11 - VANCOUVF‘R SEATTLE |Secretly Wedded and Now OPEN HOCKEY SEASON Secretly Starts Di- vorce Proceedings IN SCORELESS GAME JTH BEND, Indiana, Nov. 13.| VANCOUV ping Joe Savaldi, one of the | In the Knute Rockne’s foot- | night has withdrawn from col- | Vanc because he ma d and has|to 0 tie r and Seattle pia with 10 minutes overti Every Month in the Year 1930 SALES DATES November 24 December 1931. 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