The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932. 1 ~=Fir-ons et i : 2T o . 5 | ] BEAVERS WHITEWASH | vz e o e cxmig s o v mrin ¢ 0 MYIQQIING \WIN [“Firx Bottes” Used (8ot on i oor o To Q\lench Fire In |untli the arrival of the wruck ! COUGARS; MUSKRAT Muskrats, was more closely con-! Not a 200 score was chalked up‘ from the Fire Department. WOMEN VlCTORlOUS tested than the Cougar-Beaver during the evening. Lavenik and | engagement, Mrs, Petrich and Mrs. |Sides each rolled 199. Mrs. Lav- N Alaska Hotel Room| He did his work so well that (AT Andrews were the only defenders|enik’s 177 was the best women's |there was little left for the fire- oya ange Can nothing stop the mad rush|or the Muskrat colors, but whatscore men to Go when they arrived after of the busy Beavers in the EIKs'|a battle they put up against uhef Tonight's schedules: Badgers LEAGUE SEAS“N \mhics‘ ol::::!edremw:t:éd Lans :Sgu?:.“n quick run. Damages were limit- ot |ed to the mattress and smoke bowling, race? Three times the Cou- [ Chipmunk quintet! They had the|vs. Tigers; Lions vs. Cougars. J Bble mix 3 gars essayed the trick last night |Chipmunks licked in the first game| Chipmunks B e aql‘;fi:&‘ff’_‘lsmudxe i the room itsell and A BEAUTIFUL STEEL RANGE but were thrown for : loss each|until Mrs. McCormick came | Lavenik 199 168 158—525 er of flames. This was demon- |™ the halls of the third floor. attempt, and now the Beavers|through: with a strike in the last|H. Sabin 165 151 158—474 '3 5 straf s v s e A 38 i 1 S B e in indisputed possession of| frame, and the Chipmunks S | Okt i sniDutch Lieber Hurls Teamif=ied yoteomy, Sreoee o R BRI H Made with smooth, flush exterior surfaces, § fist place. They have won 20|:d across the line three pins ahead |Mrs. McCommick 81 80 110211 To Victory Over Sac- |Alskun Hotel ple Competitive Assoclation has es- || €88y 10 keep clean and sanitary. There are no F out of 2¢ smsdwmh tlhe Aute- | 3ut the muskrat women got re-|Mrs. Lavenik .. 166 177 135478 | t6.Club Equipped with an ermful of |tablished an amateur boxing school unsichtly projections; no dirt catchers lopes a game and @ half bekini. venge by taking the mext two | s eae e ramento Llu {syphon bottles, he controlled the [to train amateurs for the 1932 e R jec 1 l d s deat 1 be: e e L GRS ‘otals . 755 742 686-2183 s ——Cal P flames from a burning mattress |Olympic championships. It is so new and advanced in design and beau- | e i R R e ts AMENTO, Ly \pr] X . . S | Boste . Tkras 0 170.+510 | The Missions broke into the win ty tha.n it marks a new era in coal range con Guyat _ 154 154 154_o462‘coluxrm yesterday in the Pacific struction. z ‘) Selby 150 150 150-*450 |Coast League for the first time T Mrs. Petrich 131 180 107—368 |this season when Dutch Lieber | Are YO"J Eyes nght- Mrs, Andrews.. 147 157 124408 |hurled @ 8 to 2 victory over Tom | { e e | Thomas Hardware Co Totals 752 741 705-2218| The Missions crashed Flynn \ . 2 Can you depend upon what they tell ? g itk Jan 'y vhat they tell you?}!xos 5 i i ek pas. o i 4 Y e A qea aet) AR Very often an examination will reveal defects}|Sides B3 B b ity ! o w o 4 Shepard " 151 146 186—agy| Hollywood 8; Oakland 5, eleven | e which, if treated in time, will eliminate the possi-}|Mrs. Worth 142 157 119—418 |innings. Mrs. McLean 150 145 137—4d:| Portland 12; Los Angeles 9. | bility of future serious eye trouble. . . 0 Z7T) seattle 7; San Francisco 8, ten s ™~ ,. ; | LR OB \ | Totals 801 816 763-2380 |innings. ] t 3 4 Cougars Sacramento 2; Missions 6. I v Robertson 159 168 142469 | o ‘4rrange for an Eye Test H.Messerschmidt 156 156 156-468 Pacific Coas\&v League “ THE HOOVER Datrich 125 132 148—405| on Lost Pet. Tx o 310|Sén Francisco 3 0 1,000 . | TODAY! Mor Pt 1o 10 e o 20 s} Klectric Vacuum Cleaner | SPRUCE or HEMLOCK . Totals 724. 704 680-2108 |Portiand 2 1 661 Nl 4 4 L e B (\2:1;‘;::\ i = IT BEATS . . . AS IT SWEEPS— Pioneer U. S. Customs | t“l‘“ée“‘s P 30330 #5 A%, CLEANS 5 eattle 3 F I DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL Officer Passes Beyond | | FREE TRIAL FIRST LOWER PRICES |in Nome and other camps in the OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN Territory. | | i | . 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