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

CHANGES MADE INDATES FOR £/SABA GAMES Contests to Be Played Hereafter on Wednes- days and Sundays in all dates for the ining on the sched- Channel Basketball ive immediately, were 1 today. Games, instead played on Tuesdays and have been switched to y evenings and Sunday the ffo week. Next Sunday after- Juneau Firemen, now circuit, will play the fit at 4 oclock and aly following this con- Mowse and Douglas Fire- men will mix. In latter game, the Island emoke rs have been substi- George Brothers' five. ors will substitute for the s next Wednesday in the game scheduled against the Moose. COACH JONES GIVEN HONOR: NEW CONTRACT Trojan Foot—l;fi Mentor Is Engaged for Another Five Years LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 8.— Coach Howard Jone's contract as football mentor of Southern Cali- fornia, was renewed yesterday for five years. The old cintract has another year o run. Offis in making the an- nouncement, said the TUniversity wanted to express appreciation of Jones, who has made a record at the Trojan institution. e ee—— GRID CROWDS BREAK RECORDS NORMAN, Okla., Dec. 8—Four University of Oklahoma home foot- ball games attracted 16 per cent more customers this year than in announcement of athletic cuncil figures revealed. Total at- tendance for the four contests this year was 36,727. ter weather and lower priced were among the reasons advanced for the increased attend- This year’s record crowd ched the Nebraska game while in 1931 the best drawing card was the University of Kansas. CAMERA CAUSES HARRY NEWMAN’S ONLY GRID HURT ANN ARBOR, Mich.,, Dec. 8.— Harry Newman, University of Michigan backfield ace and Asso- ciated Press selection for his all- America eleven, apparantly js im- mune to injury from any source except a camera. Throughout the 1932 season hich Michigan ended as cham- of the Big Ten, Newman proved himself a great passer. an expert punt handler, supreme field general and brilliant in his running attack but he never was forced to ask for time out because of injury in scrimmage or a game any time during the three years of his college play. The only time he was injured, according to Charles Hoyt, head trainer, was this season when he pow.d for a cameraman. REMOVE THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM Excess Uric Acid poison—the cause of most rheumatic agony starts to leave your body in 24 hours Think of it—how this old world does make Drogress—now comes & prescription which is known to pharamacists as Allenru and with- in 48 hours after you start to take this swift acting formula pain, agony and inflammation has de- parted. Truly a day for the whole family to celebrate for instead of being a helpless, expensive =nd annoying cripple the happy person is soon at work again. Allenru does just what this notice says it will do—it is guaranteed by Butler Mauro Drug Co., Juneau Drug Co. and leading druggists to do it—you can get one generous bottle for 85 cents and if it doesn’t bring the joyous results you expect —your money whole heartedly re- turned Take heart—lively activity comes again after the wonderful benefit Allenru brings has made you cheer-, ful and happy. And remember, this, Allenrn is just as effective for neuritis, sciatical and Ty S AN Ay U ACROSS 1. Balaam's steed 4. Abate atten- tion or ap- Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 8, _1932. Dailv Cross-ivord Puzzle Flutter over 10. Poem 11 Armed strife plication 9. In what way 6. The herb dill 18. Musical work . Pasture . Abrasive material Room in a arem % . One in chronic ill health 20. Stifr 21. Participated in a speed contest . Medieval French coln . Sweetheart . Indigo plant 23. Doomed 2 . Heavy cord . Compiler of an 4. Discharge through English thesaurus . Having pat- vores . Takes dinner . King of Ru- | | terns . Encourage mania . Animal in- closures . Seemingly supernate Greek letier . Kind of let- ural . Small opening tuce 30. Of the morning . Sport 2. Dutch meas- ure of length . Prospered . System of signals . Inferior deity . Is tiresome . Seed covering . Tibetan monk . Ancient stringed In- strument 42. Pertaining to pottery 45. First name of the founder of Ya 46. Singly 45. 0ld French 49. Color” 50. Plunders 51, Clear profit WN 1. Title of Mohammed . Conflagration . State of in- sensibility 36. American Journalist and essayist . Uncovers 39. Perlod of pen- itence . Crimson . English city ote of a dove 43, Freeze . Incision . Behold . Japanese coln . Wild men . lgnited agaln . Masculine name . Guided . Metric land measure . The substance which forms the woody tigsue of lants TOSSES DISCUS | ANY OLD WAY‘I SEATTLE, Dec. 8. — Nicholas Lapidan, discus tosser of Coach Clarence (Hec) Edmundson’s Uni- versity of Washington track and | field squad, isn't permitting his right hand to have any secrems from his left. Here's why Lapikin is ambldex- trous and thereby has presented a | brand new problem with which Ed- | mundson can wrestle. Lapikin, a sophomore, doesn'tl know whether he is right or left | handed. If he picks the discus upl in his left hand, he tosses left| handed and the same with his} right. Edmundson frankly admits he| doesn’t know which hand to con- | cmurate on, for hand. e L Think not of yourselr as lot of hard hammering and chisel ing and scraping and polishing. the sophomore has been tossing the platter around 130 feet in practive with either “the architect of your career” but as the sculptor. Expect to have to do a CURLEY” BUY , UNDER ARREST, - SLAYING CASE %Suspected Man in Murder of Capt. Wanderwell Is in Custody LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. 8— Arrested in a shack near Los An- geles, Walter James “Curley” Guy, aged 24 years, soldier of fortune, | was brought led man in gray who was seen loitering near the dock after Capt. Walter WanderWell of the round- the-world cruiser Carma, was slain aboard the yacht. Guy said: with the murder. If I had any information regarding the slaying I would gladly give it to the po- lice. - Many people would perhaps have had a motive to do that of which T am suspected of doing.” Guy will be booked for suspic- jon of murder, illegal entry and voting while an alien. After the police took Guy on the | Carma scent and he was partial- ly identified as the man who ap- peared on the pier the night of the killing, Guy said he was asleep | at the time where he roomed. This statement was verified by Mrs. Edward Delarm who said Guy was asleep Monday night when Capt. Wanderwell was slain. Georgia Farmers Urged To “Process” Products! ATLANTA Ga., Dec. 8—Pro- cessing farm products in rural dis-} tricts is part of part of Georgia's plan to aid agriculture. It is the mext big objective in the combined drive of the State College of Agriculture, Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and | the Georgia Bankers' Association. | Processing farm products in-| cludes canning, curing, assembling, grading, packing, storing and shlp- ping. The direct result, say lead- | ers of the movement, is better prices for the products and the relief of unemployment through- out the agricultural districts. | ———.——-——— One streak of silver lining to the depression cloud is seen in the fact -/that motorcycle production has fallen Ofl' 50 per cent. | i GEORGE BROTHERS 5 Fast Deliveries—10, 11, 2, 3:30, 4:30 =) J‘ ./‘ make gifts. 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