The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1931, Page 5

— BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1931. g By CEORGE McMANUS MR, J1GGES, 'M GOING TO GIVE YOU THIS DOG - HE'S VERY FEROCIOUS- | USED HIM FOR HUNTING TIGERS N AFRICA SIAMESE ROYALTY TO VISIT U. S, ELEPHANTS, TWO | MPPOPOTAMUSES AND SEVEN TIGERS- l VL SHOW HIM TO You C_r ( HE KILLED SEVEN © 1921, Int'] Feature . Ine., Great Britain rights reserved } DAILY SPORTS CARTOON JOHNNT : -WOODEN: Associated Press Photo ~By Pap CHANNEL TITLE | TOBE AT STAKE szgmons ozesne - FRIDAY EVENING SEQSON'S WESTERN CONFERENCE | CHAMDIONS = { Ve A Juneau Must Stop Douglas i in Her Rush at Basket- 3 ball for Champion _King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambai of Siam who will visit the United States in the spring. — MOTHERS BRING YOUR BABIES TO THE FREE CLINIC AT THE LEGION DUGOUT FRIDAY—23RD—FROM 1 TO 4 P. M. e o L e ONE-SI02 7 | — { A3 5 | If the Douglas high school boyi and girl basketball teams win the | |8 s scheduled for tomorrow eve- | {ning, the Islanders will be ' the| |champions of Gastineau Channel.| ;Thr\v ha already won two in the es of five contests, and one more triumph to in the title for this season. Hav- |ing defeated Skagway, which beat Haines in triangular competition at Haines several weeks ago, Doug- las athletes, if victorious tomor- row evening, will be eligible to meet | the winner of the Petersburg-} Wrangell-Ketchikan tournament| for the premier honors of Southeast Alaska. Juneau Is Confident But will Douglas win tomorrow evening? Ah! There's the rub. The bright young athletes who repre-| sent Juneau are confident they will be able to stop the on-rushing Islanders. Members of both boy and girl squads of the Juneau high 1school have been put through hard scrimmages in the past 5 nd have shown fine im-| WHAT REGULAR]TY DOES are able to play| any previous| i ARCADE CAFE { CHRIS BAILEY, Proprietor A Restaurant Catering to Those Who Want Good Things to Eat OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 1 Associated Press Photo | Harold L. “Pie” Traynor, third baseman and captain of the Pitts- burgh Pirates, was married in Cin ti to Eva L. Helmer, hotel tele- phone operator. Picture taken ¢ ony shows, left to right: Traynor and his bride, M v and Dr. Frederick N. MoMillin, Presbyterian rector y A little water now and then keeps life in a flower, but if watered regularly it abounds in living strergth with great- tr beauty and fragrance. Dougl { Douglas dthletes and their sup- {porters are confident that tomor- Expects. Victory T “RIEMTHSE PASSING OF GLENN MESON AND “STRETCH” MURPAY Tz BUROEN WAS FALLEN ON AIS SHOULOERS |row's contest will end the series, {and that any games hereafter will 1 Our Insurance areed (be merely of exhibition character. } Play will start promptly at 8 ‘;o'clm‘k in the Douglas natatorium. | | The Juneau-Douglas ferryboat will (met the Alumni. They were snowed | imake a special trip from here to M * ithe Island at 7:15 o'clock to ac- |under by a two to cne margin.'GARTER GIVEN ‘largely defeated by ‘an Alumni {commodate residents of this city DEGISIUN 0 ‘Iwnshing to see the games. | | - o UEh BEAR COACH PORTLAND MAN ™10 nepoRT | 0 The A P M Rights Reverved |are expected to give the Juneau whirlwind tactics of two years ago, NEXT MARGH It is the regular additions to one’s saving fund that make it grow. “There can be no bargain sales for insurance. The law of averages has established that at least certain of the promises to pay must be met. The funds to meet these promises | to pay must always be at hand. The risk to one company in a given promise to pay cannot differ sub- stantially from that of the other company. The rates for such risk cannot vary. They are based upon First National Bank » Overhauling Season center, and Sturrock and Berggren | |guards. The Capitols are expected Alumni Meets Capi\ois and | to use the same lineup that almost . walloped the Firemen last week, Juneau Firemen Play Desmond center, Wittanen and Duglas Firemen During the winter months is a good time to have your automobile thoroughly inspected and put in good repair. i GAGE B"-I- FUR | department squad a much stiffer | argument. | The Alumni will use J. and F. 1 g Orme at forward positions, Burke Leslie “Wildcat” Carter, of Everett, a negro, last night scored a de- cision over Mickey Dolan, of Port- |Davlin forwards, Baker, Smith and | Grigsby, guards. ‘he four senlor hoop squads on astineau Channel will mix in a double bill tonight at the local gh School gymnasium, the open- ing match being billed for 7:30 “o'clock. The strong Alumni team will play the Capitols in the first half of the bill. The Juneau Fire De- partment quintet and the Douglas * Firemen will tangle in the night- cap. Both games should be close and | warmly contested. This is the first | time any of the teams have met one another. The Capitols beat tne local Firemen in their opening game and, last week, dropped a heart-breaking bettle to them by a one-point margin in the last minute of play. The Alumni fell | The local Firemen will probably start with Allen and Hollmann as | forwards, Bayers center, Stewart |and Gartley, guards, with Trusky, Nelson and Shipke available for re- | placements. Douglas has Gray, Hayes and Logan for forward duty, Manning center, Johnson and J. Cashen guards. SEALS TO GET EARLY START | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22—An innovation in spring training for the Pacific Coast League pennant chase will be featured by the San | Francisco Seals this year. | \ | land, junior lightweight, in a six- round bout here. HUNTER T0 BE PROFESSIONAL TENNIS PLAYER NEW YORK, Jan. 22—Francis T. Hunter, second ranking tennis player in the United States during the last two years, has announced his professional debut ‘with Bill |Tilden on February 18, in this city. | would start on February 9 at Re- | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.—Wil- | {liam A. “Navy Bill” Ingram, who, will coach the California Bears,| will report on his new job in Marc! to take charge of spring practice, and in the meantime will name two {assistants to help him at Berke- ley. | Played Under Dobie | “Navy Bil” a towering 200- \pound halfback, played on the Pa-| |cific Coast with fleet football teams in 1920 and 1921. He played under Gil Dobie at Annapolis in‘ 1916, 1917 and 1918. He was recalled to assist Dobie with Navy in 1919, after whiéh he |came to the Coast, played with and coached the Twelfth Naval Dis- triet team for two seasons. “Navy Bill” at that time was a |football team in himself. the same experience. They both accept the same probability. 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P P l Hall first real test last week when they |cently that preliminary p’“f:andna;:e ;rgs;cec::s gy ?Qil‘c’;d,;‘,,‘mi‘;‘,f o e pagned is N Tstablished 1898 Telephone 249 R T loneer I(’:)‘(:L—BILLIARDS — — = |their work in the preliminary siege | ORI e - elephone 183 A 52525 Sy i S e 7 s T 1B gigpestonpii for spring training at Monterey.,flotel. On February 23 the veterans will, report, and spring trainirg will be officially under way. (adv.) GET THE BEST AND CLEANEST MILK Handled by the Sanitary Perfection Milking Machine at Lowest Prices Alaska Dairy BOX 1134. Place your orders with Sanitary i Grocery or George Brothers BASKETBALL TONIGHT It Takes Time to Buy the Right FURNITURE Did you eyer want to browse around undisturbed in a furniture store to see what could be had and get ideas for bettering your home? You can do it here without fear of being urged to buy. Buying furniture for the home is not a one day’s job. It should require thought and planning, with the plans discussed in the family council, perhaps many times. To plan, one must have ideas on what can be had and what will best suit your needs. There is no better place to get them than in our store. Our salesmen will let you browse alone or will be glad to guide you and offer suggestions. But they will not urge you to buy if you say that you are not ready. You are welcome at all times. Juneau Young Hardware Co. CARIDEO TO REPORT | | EARLY AT PURDUE| { LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 22--| Frank Carideo, the All-American quarterback, will sacrifice his few| days of vacation at Notre Dame | University next spring to come| here and learn his duties as a.s-’ sistant football coach at Purdue. | Although Carideo’s contract docs| not become effective until next | spring he will help Coach Noble Kizer with spring gridiron practice and get acquainted with the play-! ers. It was announced yesterday he had formally signed. Alumni vs. Capitals e o e Juneau Firemen vs. Douglas Firemen . 7:30 P. M—AT H. S. GYMNASIUM Two Games for the Price of One Admission—>50 cents and 25 cents i NOTICE | All participants in Elks Beauty ;Shop meét in Elks Lodge Room 5:1 J |7:30 tonight. —ady. Y HH T R T R T LU LU LT L l P:'chmeGLY sale at Empire Office | 3% lOld Papers for