The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1931, Page 5

3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931. TR e By GEORGE M STAND STILL-YOoU INSECT- OH MR: BLANIK- | WAS ON MY WAY SO VL Joiin Tou- ol BuT 1 ‘ OON'T QI'T ME MAD- I'M ! DION'T OVER TO YOUR R JIGGD. HAVE WisH | WL W 4 1 \«.CLE\] HE Cfi\‘\‘%“ OR JUST LOOKIN' FER AN EXPECT To HOLSE-BULT i :\’/\OU é\G/Efi B‘;EN TRERE: NOW eSt"nghouse ELSE TAKE"FIFI EXCLUSE TO CHOKE YYou- RUN INTO SEE YOU ARE IN CHINA? OUT FOR 4, AD MLCH AS | You- OUT FOR A ¢ HATE THE Dog- IT'S THE BEST OF THE TWo ) STROLL- STROLL~ Majestic General Electric RGN ' @ .| RADIORECEIVING DAILY SPORTS CARTOON By Pap §0, ATLANTIC Wit %% 80085, SEATTLE EVENS Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Juneau Juneu, Phone 6 € m the Bluebirds last nigh: ks' tournamo>ni and g B.B.LEAGUE | were made. IS NU MURE W was niting them 1 Deefats Vancouver Last told time form and had high total \H Oldest “B" Loop Succumbs ' of 80 Stewart made high scor o: Night on H°"}e Ice by _ Score of Six-One )y 243 and was second for total with' After Twenly-hve 1593, Other scores were Pullen, Douglas Douglas, Phone 18 R R TR TR A T R TR R TR LT ELTRT PR TRV R T PR RRE RO AT T T BT AR e i T AN 589, Davis 512 and Bernard 501. v o s P —— Year Career | 559, i SEATTLE, March 26.—Last night ECT°“‘¥t R fflxldesn ¥S: Seattle defeated Vancouver 6 to i .| Crows at 7:15 o'clock an Ob- 1 evening the piayoff series for the i ATLANTA, March 26—Baseball's|yng ys Biuebirds at 9 o'clock. it oast Hoc B % cldest landmark of “B” classifica- M G ORI Y AR o AR s i} oTlhe scores last night follow: | Seattle made four goals in the rasty (L . | Owls— third period. Seattle scorers were The South Atlantic league—be Pullen 212 157 190—550 ot .. ¥ 5 i 2 209 Savage and Anderson, 2 each, all known as the “Sally"—has passed| gjeveland 223 182 198—603 - on passes. into oblivion. g j Bernard Dunn, on a pass, made the score o 169 172 160—501 For more than a quarter of afyp,.q¢ century the brave little cireuit has| S0, 120 :1_5‘0—43': for Vancouver. functionzd against many odds and 754 661 698 2113 s BYSEYTY brought pleasure (o fans in 16 9 s scattcrcd_ over six southern 191 243 159—503 lNCRAMS JOB ON ¢s at one time or another. «150 *150 *150—450. COAST COSTS E. P, ! It has weathered storms in sea-|{pavic 182 133 197—512 2 coast towns, business depression, peovemo 163 MADIGAN HIS TITLE 165 153—481 ; hard times in general, fires at ball parks, competition and various oth- | er troubles. But this year the odds! vere overwhelming and those re- ible for the league gave up ghost. 686 691 650 2036 * Average—did not bowl | s A S I MORAGA, Cal, March 2¢.—Ed- | ward P. “Slip” Madigan oldest foot- | ball coach on the Pacific coast in point of service, has lost his claim WHEN THINGS WAKE UP { STANDING . OF TRAMD Spring—hanging up another worn-out Winter— The fame of the Sally league will{ R L B el unlocks the sunshine, flowers and bunnies. net die with the disbanding of the | ) s . v Bill" Ingram, ; » s . circult, fan, An 456 96 76arh of exis<| HRETIONS 16 5 762, with 33 years behind him, took the Mankind seems to begin again with new hope, many big leaguers have been|CrOWs . 8 7 533 St. Mary's mentor’s age title when new a'ambmon, and new determination to be prudent, d in “Aunt Sally’s cradle.” Eagles 9 9 ,50&3 he came out to coach University learning what to seek and what to shun. They include such names as: g‘“e_b“'ds 7 8 465 of California. i A bank account of your own is a thing worth striv- Big Leaguers | wls 8 10 444! And until Bert Metzger came ing to have. Make this your Bank Cobb, Rucker, Cruise, Nixon, Ray- | Woodpeckers 4 14 222 along with the 1930 edition of Notre | L 4 | mond, Benton, Ward, Schultz, Jack- | PAIrots 4 17 181 Dame, Madigan had been the light- | G LA PR e ;est guard to have played on a Old papers at the Empire office | Rockne eleven. son, Mowery, Damarea, Morris, Mo- | ewart, Whitted, Hodge, Gos-| r, Alexander, Lopez, Cook.| oF. R Stree %! W et 11111111111 '1"ne South Atlantic league was L S ‘can. Augusta, Charleston, Co)um-l y ‘COLEMAN o SHE | bla and Jacksonville. Macon won F ! e e |omer TN Riiie st Food Products s |s ) Wi n, 2l CALIFORNIA GROCERY ANC PLATFORM DINVING, MOCELING . i gusta, Columbia, Greenville, Ashe-| PHONE 478 " NCHAMPION_/ /) ville and Charlotte as the loop.| e SR SR T e i Several of these were unable to; i | nancial worries, and officials de- | ¢ VIGIOUS CLASH s s oo ARCADE CAFE B " 2 al CHRIS BAILEY, Proprietor REPORTED, INDIA | First Z_Vational Bank SHE HELD BoTH TiTLes N 1929 /1 THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS ! THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat } ‘ one of the real romances of college football—in fact it's been made fa- mous as the story of the guard who was “a little small but also a little tough.” Bert went out for football at Loyola academy in Chicago chiefly because his older brother had been a star, going to Georgetown later. It wouldn't have looked good for a Metzgar to have done anything else. | re-enter this year on account of fi-| A Restaurant Catering to Those Who Want Good Things to Eat OPEN DAY AND NIGHT KARACHI - CAWNPORE, India, | March 26.—The list of dead in the Communal rioting between Hindus and Moslems yesterday has been increased to 80 following a check of | Of course, it was something of a pounds but Bert looked the situa- tion over, decided to try out at end. Compactly built and possessed of unusual agility, he caught the eye of one of the coaches, a Notre Dame man, and was shifted as an experiment to guard. He stayed there but he was only a substitute for three years at Notre Dame un- til n his final season, he leaped through as an All-American. You hear so much about the success of Notre Dame football stars as coaches that the wide-| spread supposition is they all line| up after graduation, shift rapidly to t right and sign coaching; contracts to cash in for the im-| me e future. Bert Metzgar prefers to he a butter and egg man. Not a big one of the type well known along Broadway, for you will recall Mr. Metzgar weighed scarcely 150 pounds, although he played a very convincing game at guard against| Metzger "made” himself in the |game against Carnegie Tech. In fact this victory for the Rough Riders was the turning point of their whole 1930 season. handicap to weigh only about 135 | hospitals. Forty-eight Moslems were | killed and 32 Hindus. The clash was the most vicious in Communal | battles in the history of India. Children were slaughtered and’ homes of noncombatants were, burned. | | | - .o - MOOSEHEART WOMEN HOSTESSES AT CARD PARTY THIS EVEN] The Women of Mooseheart Le- | gion will give a card party tonight | in Moose Hall, starting at 8 o’clock. The public is invited and both ! whist and bridge will be played. - NEW ARRIVALS Grandma’s Cakes and Cookies SPECIAL RELIANCE SPICE DEAL.-- One-2 0z.can Pepper ........... oivuies One 2 oz. can Cinnamon ............... One 2 doz. can Nutmeg ................ $ .10 Taken over Sharick’s supply of SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES—For sale at Juneau Paint Store PRINTING AND STATIONERY Desk Supplies—Ink—Desk Sets— Blotters—Office Supplies Geo. M. Simpkins Co. e e 4 much bigger men and won an All-| “Rome, the psyohologist, Kept One 2 0z. can Paprika ................... .15 : o 2 i Bert out of the starting lineup, LOSE FAT ted Press returns last fall i E ik g % . |arguing he needed more weight in E::rs[ ’infdzihhciia{:uu;ntdhemdem?;x b‘;;: the line. Bert's rival was handled 1 135! roughly. When the little fellow was | decide: i i ¥ foregoglgwa ngl:lmbk;lrm,ofme:\:xw}tx{c sent in they couldn’t stop him. He AUTactve| wqs a riot and so was Notre Dame ?xf:rs to enter professonal coach-| ¢ that point on. “Of course I hate to quit connec- | , LY s tions with football,” he told me in! | | a three-cornered fanning bee with | e. Frank Wallace at Miami Beach. “I've had a lot of fun in the q SPORT BRIEFS | - ——e Univers=y of Washington's bas- ketball team won 14 games to cap- game but I figure I'll be more|ture its fourth straight champion- sensible in the long run to get|ship of the northern division of right down to brass tacks and busi- | the coast conference. ness. I can still go out and give a few cheers for the boys, when I, Jake Schaefer, world's 182 balk- | feel the old itch to be back in it.|line billiards champion, may enter “I never hated more to part with,the three-cushion competition nex: a gang than that team of ours last | season because of the inactivity in Safely and Quickly Kruschen Salts—(a perfect com- |bination of the six mineral salts| your body should bave to function | properly) purify your blood of| harmful acids, and aid the kidneys {and bowels to throw off waste ma- terial—the continual formation of which is probably the cause of your i fat. ! 1In this modern age of living, it's| impossible to get these salts from | the fancy foods you eat—but don't worry just as long as you have Kruschen Salts. ¢ Take a half teaspoonful every One2o0z.canMustard ................. One glass Salt Shaker, one glass Pepper Shaker' .. 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