The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1932, Page 8

b, Ve FOR MURPHY IN Prince Rupert Boxer Ar-| rives Here On Quest for tion Nina Gurvich, Prince Rupert|fied,” a quest for the belt}of pr r o;fla_x than he was when he s here last December 31, in a at the hands of They fight tomor- I several more fights un- coll, belt now than then. He|gn4 nd has gained in speed as|gqy) ence. He lost a fij at Ketchikan three years -round decision affair. yos Dick Gordon ed to be a topheavy favorite But it is a more complicated af- fair than that. The draw decis- ion affair at Ketchikan, although three years old, boosts Gurvich's stock. On top of thai, a short time after the Ketchikan dogfall Nina took on Dick Gordon, Bel- lingham boxer, at Vancouver and plastered him with a sleep punch|= in the third round. And Gordon, (= here on Labor Day, gave Miles a|== tough battle, the hardest he has ever had here. That does mix up the dope sheet First Murphy beats Mack easily and Mack kayos Gurvicn. Gurvich draws Murphy, koyoes Gordon, and Miles wasn't getting the worst of it when he drew Gordon. Tha iz the record. On it local dope- sters will have to do their own picking and choosing. From a neutral corner, it looks like a toss up. HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Hulse vs. Richmond Nina limbered up this afaternoo in the training gym' back of th Pioneer Pool all. He looked to be fit in every respect. He is in better physical condition than when he fought here last year. He went six rounds at Prince Ru- pert to a draw with Billy Bag- shaw on November 9, and will go|= g e e g Just Arrived There are three other scraps on the Legionnaires’ bill of fare to- morrow. Granny Hulse is taking on Young Richmond in a return engagement. In their last bout, Hulse romped home a kayo win- ner. Eddie Murphy, younger brother of Miles, who had no difficulty in winning from Dynamite Weaver Labor Day, gets another bout in a six-rounder aglinst Jack How- ard. Jerry Roberts and Billy Jacks tangle in the curtain-raiser. “Eyes” from the Air Halt Raid on Cattle PERTH, Australia, Nov. 18.— Ranchers in Northern Australia are using airplanes with huge eyes painted under the wings to fright- en away tribesmen who spear cat- tle in preference to native game. Recently air force machines, which have a bull's eye marker, toured the cattle country and the blacks, thinking these were eyes waching them, discontinued their cattle thefts. So the ranchers are sending up “eyed” planes of their own. AR TR AR France Hides Phone Poles PARIS—Despairing of devising a beautiful telephone pole, the Min, istry of Posts, Telegraphs and Tel phones has ordered that no p be placed so that they will * face or diminish the beauty o artistic monuments, ruins, sites an picturesque landscapes.” Now Look At = This! With every fifty-cent purchase, or applied on account, we are giv ing a ticket on a beautiful Sydne; Laurence painting, valued now a $150.00. The painting ws have selected for some fortunate ticket holde: was painted by Mr. Laurence about = three years ago, while in Juneau, and is a wild flower subject near|= Eagle River. The wild iris and lily|= of the valley are the central theme with a charming background of spruce, alder, mountains and sk This is a superb award, gatherin: value as the years go by and the meanwhile you have the pleas ure of living with it. A ticket will be given with each fifty-cent pur- chase at The Nugget Shop until Christmas. E The Nugget . g Shop - g GURVICH READY " & o B Pa C. Local BO) S Cl'O\\'H | 1 on and went down to{FOUR BACKS ALL ALIKE | today. played together through high school and college. R S — eir bout tomorrow evening.|50c Pioneer Tax:, ®none 443. ad ? ) | BELFAST, Nov. 18 Auiten Boyd, | BUUT TUM Bushmills whisky firm, has just | |America from the Atlantic to the anticipation of the United States chief of the century-old wet, he has made selling ica from the Atlantis to the have no doubt that prohibi- | will be wiped out or modi- | he said. My firm has been R wmmg spelling, “English, E United Smtes BE STARTED |mar, United States hw,yn::d |Untted states _government. “This citizenship night school |has been held here annually for |the past 12 years, and has always |been very succéssful. Last winter |the enroliment totaled 50. 1 hope for a larger attendance this win- ter. The teaching statf is excep- Large Enrollment |tionally well equipped for the Is Hoped For o NEXT MONDAY y arrangements to cover Instruction Is Free and| Night classes for persons desir- leweight, who arrived here|manufacturing reserve whisky for inge \ +b . SECOENE LIS DR a6 on the steamer Princess|the past ten years in expectation any other individuals wishing in- rohibition going by the boards. structions in the lower branches y Miles Murphy, local|The Roosevelt victory will speed|qor learning will be started at the . is a more serious contend-|the end of the bootlegger: de.” | juneau High School next Monday | tax,” ,‘c vening, Robert S. Raven, Su- has annuled a decree providing Subjects of Studies FOIL SPY SYSTEM | perintendent of Schools snnounwd‘methods of judging incomes, | Vie Driscoll, “Jap” Thrasher Kelly Scott — weights The Driscolls and Thrasher Gilbert Prucha —adv.| women desiring The sessions will be held | | Monday, Tuesday and ‘ Thrusday HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. 18.—Each ’e\enmgs and each session will be- in the Legion arena at|member of the Rice Institute starting backfield—Capt. Tom Dris- gin at 7:30 o'clock. The course, which is absolutely | incomes. free, consists of 36 classes, the last 166 /class being held about the middle weighs several pounds|pounds and is 5 feet 10 inches|of February. | Staff of Teachers The staff of teachers is com- posed of E. G. Wentlund, in charge; | ride in a taxicab. i i {Mrs. Josephine Tupper and Mrs, | AFTER THE SMOKER oss to Mack here were |Saturday night dance to the Ser- measuring stick for the|enaders’ Music at Moose Hall o men, Murphy would be en-|Time! " Mr. Raven said tudies are available | e | WHY CUP IS CALLED “MUG” “Instruction is designed espec-| Big|ially for the benefit of men and to any a mug, an old term for face. fl|IIIIIIIllIIlIllIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIlIIllI|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | COLEMAN'’S OFFER Speoial Values For Saturday Selling THE SEASON’S HIT Wool Guimpe Dresses With Silk Plaid Blouse SATURDAY SPECIAL $5.95 ew Plaid Silk BLOUSES Puff Sleeves—SPECIAL $2.50, $2.75 Another Grou p DRESSES Formerly $6.50 to $10.00 SPECIAL for SATURDAY $2.25 T OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAY SAVE! COLEMAN’S Remarkable Values COATS Plain and Fur Trimmed Saturday Special $8.95 For an all around good coat see these. Values to $25.00. We have arranged a Special Group of SILK DRESSES Formerly $12.50 Dresses for SATURDAY SPECIAL $3.95 WOOL HOSE SATURDAY SPECIAL 2 pairs $1.25 SPECIAL ON CHILDREN’S KNIT DRESSES Ages 8 to 14 $1.65 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl|l|lll|llllIIIIIlllllIIII|IIIIllllllllllIIIIIII“IIIIIIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII New Shipments on Every Boat SAVE! g - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1932, other persons wishing to enter, “The subjects include reading, BUDAPEST, Nov. 18.—Following a storm of protest caused by the announcement of an “appearance the Hungarian Government Great indignation was aroused by the proposal to employ detectives to determine whether people were | sending more than their declared| Those who could show they were running in debt, or spending” their capital, would have been exempted. 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