The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 17, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932. X By GEORGE McMANUS | DETEST THAT WOMAN = MY! | WHAT A NARROW ESCAPE- LUCKY THING SHE CAME TO ME BEFORE | HAD ORDERED - 1 JUST LOVE TO OROP IN THESE OUT OF THE WAY PLACES AND HAVE TEA WHILE OUT SHOPPING- ME,TOO" 1 JUST ADORE \T- BUT 1| REALLY DRINK. TOO MUCHTEA:BUT | COULDNT RESIST COMING| IN AND HAVING A CUP- WikL YOU JOIN ME 'N ANOTHER CUP? WHY- MY DEAR: HOW ARE NOYU-MRSVIGGS PISNT 1T STRANGE WE SHOULD RuN INTO EACH OTHER HERE? GRACIOUS- 'MJUST CRAVING FOR A DISH OF CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE-) F L " | CANT UNDERSTAND hel A N | T THINK PLL JUST Cosmetic Sale sl DRES ot A Real Opportunity - : LN ) = | / \ y i BV iR o instead of T. Niemi, who p]ayed ‘VFISTS OF JACK DEMPSEY’S the position Saturday. TRUIT FLIER ANCESTOR, DEADLY WEAPON YANKEES T ! The Future Greats were favored by big-time umpiring. Two mis- | | BURNSVILLE, N. C, May 17.— UGLAS F 0 H slonaries of the Church of Latter GULDMAN UUT MAY HUP nvEH ‘Jflck Dempsey can prove by court P - Youth ;D.'s.y u?a.mltys, wh(; used to spangle | ecords that he came of “fighting or e University of Utah were | tock.” the arbiters, R: 2 i BASEBALL TITLE ™ sxirsmons e wowame w5or oo NORTH PACIFIC o e <= LEAGUE | $3.50 Jade Jars for $2.00 " ny Leonard knocked out Marty v " Therdon uiing $ho deses Goldman, of New York, a wel ;:; l”m‘”(fi,i’ rX};O};);neggcsdea:;; A FAMOUS FACIAL CREAM Line-Up of Teams 5 4 in the second round of a Junea Positi Douglas | Weight, ’ Decxwe ngh School Game|, wincen =~ Postion Doughas | heduled ten rounder here s Nathan Brown in Seattle | e Demcas s tha ssetaiRied \Lucas and Sammy| lllT Be Played Bloomauis: & - Doogan| [ night. g | Conferring on Air :mmdfather of the Manassa Maul-| Gray Win Their Games Dr. Doelker Phone 477 aglund ... 1b. . i 3 er, and lived among the mountains omorrow o oy g 55 FIN-SHAPED CAR | Trip to Japan |of Nortn Garolina, where dighting Monday Afternoon 3 West ss. ox | | 5 'as a vocation was unknown; as e A ] Karabelnikoff 3b, wison, ENTERED IN RACE | SFATTIE May 17—Nathan C.un ayocation it was indulged in| In New York yesterday after- e ot nds T 8 9—Ttl. Tewkesbury i Guerin | AT lNDlANAPOLlS {Brown, of Detroit, who n?ade an hy a1l men. noon, the Yankees won their fourth 00008y e Rlerbar of. Straiger | Nnshecesstul attempt to fly from| mhere are records that Nate|Consecutive shutout game, tying 6 29 32— 17 |Nikish . . Kronquist | RSl g a2 to Argentina last F\ebru-[l, mpsey once choked a bear to|the 26-year-old record in the EL C MIN £ Substitutes—For Juneau, H " r s A fl} 1‘(llv— urlnr\ ved }:Avf‘rt‘ and is €on-|q.0i) with his bare hands. American League and went to first g uncau and Douglas High schools | son; for Douglas, Niemi and M he first time a fin-shaped car, |f aviation leaders. | s place. Lefty Gomez held Ok YELLOW CLING PEACHES similar in principle to the cars| ans a Lrans—l’acifi!‘; in establishing world speed |non-ston before the wprize| land to five hits. The Yanl P & won 8 to 0. In quarters. Delicious and different—makes ':;; ucdhm 1'ihc baseball series for e FREN 2 schoiastic championship : : Gactineau Channel. The team of Km CHOCOLATE Tl e TENNIS HARD HIT rds in Florida, will appear in for a Pacific flight is withdrawn f In Cincinnati, Red Lucas wo: : each school has won one game,| OUTPOI S the Indianapolis motor speedway June 1. 82600 has given the French Lawn' . ™ o victory, limiting mxl you think of home-canned PeaChCS- Junzau having st NTS SARKO race this year. R S ¢ PSP PO TN | Tennis sociation added incen- . 7 et . 5 ing taken yesterday's Uvé to urge the tni-color :fotoos Giants to three hits, Cincinnati LARGE CANS 20 cents in this city by a score of 13 to| IN 10 ROUND GO 7, and Douglas having captured | NEW YORK, May 17.—Kid Ch ?;lbzdaa) 1?‘1119 1; gimme grounds, | colate, Junior lightweight ch ol w111.~3k~m| hand'declsw:' pi{“fl ., last night easily. outpointe il ~an»c‘l>-fl«0 at Doug- Mike Sarko, of New York, in S Lo rnoon. Play will | ten round bout. s useful on the straf COUGARS GET A NEW TRACK | . won 6 to 2 h courses in holding the | . i ik jon to viotory in the 1982 Davis "p,’ ywachington, Sammy Gray J , but the expert DUINION, Waen., M Ade Cup matches Dr. Qal- cf St. Louis, gallo’wed onl)y thn;(“ CALIFORNIA GROCERY to its cour wondering what will happen | A mnew $30.000 quarter-mile track treasuper, Teports that unless ... "o,y 0 won 2 to 0, : a half-mile oval has tho cup remains in France for at "t% St : Prompt Delivery PHONE 478 ——— when such a car ba Indianapolis speedway turns at at another r, the cbligation start at 4 o'clock. Juneau players | high speed. L cannot be met GAMES WONDAY | Both men were over the class| . P& 5 —_————————— Pacific Coast League and rooters will board the ferry- | weight limit i, T TNE B N0 TS RV b B rainage | No games were played yester- boat leaving Juneau at 8:30, # X Stapp. Stapp, Wwhose arm wa b % Mg SLINGSHOTS BARRED 8 e Dby m are features of the NeW| waning {5 hereby given that G2Y Aafternoon as the teams were ———. 4 s But Slight Cha ken in an accident at Ascott, o 4 s nge NOTICE construction. A n - lordinance against the use of sling- traveling to open thl; afternoon on the schedule for this week. and a has announced that it will take Good to Know-- In yesterday's game the Ji | g g i ks s virtuill s uneau| My wife, Myrtle Gazoff, having'io.o than o broken arm to ot i to the | ghots within the City Limits will tually the same asithis day left my bed and board, I pin grom grvi he' ot that n W. 8. C. athle be enforced. 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Elks 1 1500 Moimso i e 1 1 500 American n 1 1 500 'BADGER BROTHERS SHY FROM SEEKING SAME GRID POSTS MADISON, Wis,, May 17.—Four pairs of foothall-playing brothers on the University of Wisconsin squad are managing to keep from treading on each other's toes as they scramble for varsity jobs. Capt. Greg Kabat, two-year vet- eran at guard, dsn't worried about displacement by his younger bro- ther, Francis, for the flatter as- A FRESH SHIPMENT OF pires to be an end. Nello Pacetti, veteran back, has ra giant younger brother, Mario, & lwho is a leading tackle candidate. ]\I i P h Lfl The Rotter brothers, both fresh- ew Farchment Lamp men, seek line jobs, Rudolph at jend and Peter at tackle. Nick and George Deanovich are SHADES striving for center and end posts; pectively. ————————— A NEW MODELS LOW 1932 PRICES ANNOUNCING Aurora Encampment meets in Ju- Se recommande par- & e neau Tuesday night. Royal purple ticuliérement par sa Enourgh VELVET Gogreo,” RANGEEEL for 50 cigarettes L. W. 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