The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 23, 1931, Page 2

; '% pleasing because we select styles that will con- tinue distinctive through the season. ter which of the newly successful modes you prefer, it is practically certain to be here at a price that stands for unusually good value. Sport and Dress Coats in sizes 14 to 44 Prices $12.50, $21.50, $32.50 and up DAILY SPORTS CARTOON He's : QUITE A Polo ~ STAR., Too 1 [ - CoE " ‘—,‘) '”, M AMATEURZ | Jockey /! 7 5 New Spring Coats For Easter Our Easter selection of Coats is especially B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” 4E Won $38,000 IN STAKES | LAST YeAR { No mat- L N THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1931. ZOS TWICK - — AMATEUR- STEEPLECHASE RiIDER., WON SEVEN STRAIGAT QACES IN ENGLAND ON “HiIS OWN MOUNTS HE 15 RATED WM THE BEST oF THE PROFESSIONAL Rwees DEPUTIES FACE MURDER CHARGE Held-up Mail Truck for Rum Carrier—Two Killed in Battle WILMINGTON, Scuth Carolina, March 23.—Four Deputy Sheriffs, who halted a mail truck a week ago yesterday, seeking a liquor run- ner and percipitated a gun battle | in which the truck driver and a deputy sheriff were Kkilled, have been charged with murder, in war- rants sworn to by A. P. Gardner, | friend of Lupo Roberts, aged 29, | mall driver who was killed. Gardner swore to the warrants | as the Grand Jury reported it had insufficient evidence upoa | FAST ENGLISH TRAIN LEAVES RAILS: 6 DEAD Sir George Saltmarsh, Grain Expert, Is Among Disaster Victims LEIGHTON BUZZARD, England, March 23.—Three passengers and | three members of the train crew were killed when the Royal Scot Express, one of the fast and finest trains in the world, left the rails Sunday and piled up. One of the dead passengers is Sir George Saltmarsh, grain ex- \ | | [ PASSES AWAY " | billiard player. “Ithe cué at the butt end, and the | PITTSGURGH, Penh., March 23 —William G. Clyde, aged 62 years, | fermer President of Carnegie Steel, ‘dlcd at his home today. He re- | signed last September because of | llness. When he retired he was | also President of the Bessemer Electric and Power Company and connected with other business ac- tivities. IDANCE T BE GIVEN BY NATIVITY CLUB | At the meeting of the Nativity Club in the Catholic Parish Hall | last evening plans were discussed | for a dance to be given soon after | Eater, William Norton succeeded | Mr. Moder as vice-president. The which to base presentments in the | pert and Vice-Chairman of the Al- | Rext meeting of the club will con- death of Roberts and W. P. Star- ling, the deputy who was also killed | @t the time. D e — 3 CUT FLOWERS Plenty of Cut Flowers and potted plants for EASTER We deliver. JUNEAU FLORISTS Telephone 311 lied Wheat Purchasing Commission in 1915-1916. The engineer, fireman and din- ing car steward were killed.” Nine passengers were seriously injured. The Royal Scot Express is on the run of 400 miles from London to Glasgow with no stops. vene at 7:30 o'cloek next Tuesday | evening. ¥ | —————— BRUSSELS—Belgian liquor inter- ests are up in arms against a pro- | posal to strengthen the dry laws by | heavy taxation of retailers. “The l‘ous drinks,” is their plaint, Arthur (inset, upper right). Y t By ARTHUE THURNSLAD (World’s Champion, Three Cushion Billiards) ARTICLE I | Anybody can he a billiard player. | There is no such thing as a born | The most important fundamentals | connécted with the billiard game‘ aré the “bridge hand” cn the table, the “grip” of manner of helding’ ice,” or position at the table. These three combined are produc- tive of the all important correct stroke. First consider the grip. The cue | is held by the first two fingers and the thumb. In reality the cue rests on the first two fingers and is held secure by the thumb. The upper side of the cue must not be firm against the flesh and the two emaller fingers must not be touch- ing the cue. This grip insures a free wrist movement, which is necessary. The action should be ecnly from the el- bow down when a shot is made. For the “bridge hand” form a circle with the thumb and first finger, placing the tips of each together. Spread the other three fingers apart, with the middie fin- ger downward towards the paha of the hand. Slide th2 t end of the cue through the circie vassing over the top of the middle finger. Now close the ci around the cue until both finge) nd thumb are touching on all sides. The must not be held tco firmly there must not be spacz for cue to vibrate sidew Now place your table, using just en make the bridge firm. You now have the correct 2rip and bridge and are ready to shoot. The next lesson will tak2 up the stance at the table and the shct. SEARCH SEA FOR MISSING L. A AVIATOR Destroyers, Navy and Army Planes Hunting for Glenn Brophy MANILA, March 23.—A large na- val air and sea force and Army planes continue to search for Glenn Brophy, Los Angeles aviator, miss- ing since starting a {flight from Macao, China, to Manila, on March 19, a distance of 600 miles. Admiral Charles McVay, of the Asiatic fleet, said seven destroyers and two tenders, twelve Navy and two Army planes have searched 32,000 square miles of water be- tween China and the Philippines for the past three days. There have been strong winds and heavy seas off the Islands. Admiral McVay expressed the belief the seare¢h is futile althougn it is being continued. i —————.——— CARD, OF THANKS We desire to express apprecia- tion for our colleagues and our- selves of the many courtesies shown and the beautiful floral offerings for the late Senator John Ww. Dunn. \ A. J. DIMOND, | L. C. HESS, I ANDREW NERLAND, | i f —adyv. Committee. [T HAVE YOUR FURS CLEANED with modern machinery. The} ' better way. . . . We invite you to inspect this new equipment f in operation. i New silk linings are here now| | in a big variety. | Yurman’s | country will be flooded with poison- l The Furrler . Triangle Building| | “ Explaifik How to Handle 4 Thurnblad, world's ‘champion three cushion player, here iflustrates the fundamentals of successful billiard play. He shows (bot- tom) ‘the correct “bridge,” and the proper way to grip the cue butt Cue BETIRED HORSE | /"_ o Mike Hall Romps Home, Winning by Nose— $100,000 Prize AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, March 23—Mike Hall, out of retirement, for the last starting game, Sun- day won by a neck the second re- . | newal of the Agua Caliente Handi~§ ¢ |cap and a $100,000 prize. | . | Sun Beau, the favorite, finished | | fifth. | | Mike Hall set a new record of two minutes and three seconds for | the mile and one quarter race. | Choctow was second, Plucky Play | third and Alexander Pantages was | fourth. | The winner is owned by Robert M. 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