The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDVESDAY DEC |7 1930 BRINGING UP FATHER DINTY AN THE GANG WANT ME TO GO HONTIN' AN I'M ASHAMED TO LET THEM RKNOW THAT \ DONT KNOW LET THING ABOLT SHOOTIN~ | 1930. Int'l Feature Service, Inc.. Great Britain rights reserved 'VE STOOD ABOUT | ENOOGH OF JIGLS* TEMPER: I'LL NOT '™M GOING 1N HIS ROOM AND TELL ™M JLST OYIN' To DHOOT HIM BLOFF ME- GERMAN CLUBS lN NEED OF FUNDS TO | ROW IN OLYMPICS KARLSRU;: marks stand betw i ubs and p: PRINCE DROPS HIS STUD FARM;IS DUE | Dec. ]7*2‘3.000 DARTMOOR, England, Dec. 17.— e an | Finding the losses sustained in- e | compatible with good business judg- Los An- ‘ ment, the Prince of Wales has de- cided to abandon his stud on the At a meeting of club representa- | Duchy of Cornwall estates. tives here it was discovered that | For years he has been interested only 25000 marks are on hand|in developing strains of hackneys, whereas the trip will cost twice| Arabs and Dartmoor ponies. He that amount. Prospects of getting aid from the | however. Reichs’ treasury appear very mea- | BT e monsy sust be rased HARDING PRONOUNCES e | SENTENCES ON FOUR TOUGHDOWN TROUSERS, ON LIQUOR CHARGES BRING LUCK TO 'BAMA —.,——— Four sentences were imposed yes- terday in Ketchikan by Judge Jus- UNIVERSITY, Mike Szecsi, Alabama tralner, trict court upon defendants con- would no more leave 1m ’\ grid | victed during the term just end- Ala, Dec Wacker, convicted of vio- g the Alaska Bone Dry Law fined $500. e Berg, for violation of the ne way about it. When ke Alaska Bone Dry Law, was fined touchdown pants” the $200. an’t go wrong. | George Walley, denied a new y to be off for the trial, was sentenced to eight months is year, Mike fail- | in nment in the Federal peni- amous pants, and |t y at MCVN' Island, but was pe quarters of stay execution for 30 n ng an appeal e Crimson Tide playe MAINTENANCE COST| will continue to breed the ponies,| BLOW ON HEAD RELIEVES MAN :GUUGARS AT HIGH or "HME” LE.SCHOOL TONIGHT ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla,, Dec. 17—| It took a knockout wallop on the| |head to relieve Antonio Versida of Rt ‘F01me1 Scholastic and Col- Versida is a stellar quarterback ]Cg]ate Stars to Meet for the Florida State School r the Deaf, and the injury was at Bask(’lball curred early this year during a' N R basketball scrimmage. | “If the Mohawks beat us, This foothall season, Versida got Melvin away in a game against the F. c Military Academy at Jacksonv tand was tackl y was knocked unc g so dumb but wh something,” 17— tin W. Harding in the Federal dis-|was g FESLER “SMART” IN | SCHOOL AS ON GRID COLUMBUS, O Dec. 17~ ley Fesler, Ohio State's All-An end, who has been called one the greatest athletes in the history G of the school, also is one of the smart boys. Fesler is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic | &, fraternity. ard in the ‘pa ove team play. led by C. the intricacie EL t at higher in- k- (n NOVELTIES at hig! n d this morni other shipment of the populur lit- - | tle tassel lighters. A cigarette or Hand-Made NECKWEAR FOR $1.00 Made by Wilson Bros. Patterns new as can be! Quality that surpasses anything for years! See these and other tempting ranges at $1.50 and $2.50 Nice gift boxes go with them H.S.GRAVES The Clothmg Man cigar lighter in the tassel cord of your lamp. Price $3.00 AT THE S NUGGET SHOP. —adv. |t —e—— o HOLLY | of themselves. Get your CHRISTMAS HOLLY | —— at the American Beauty Parlors. | —adv. | PO § RELIABLE GARAGE é REPAIR SHOP ! ) ! H. C. 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