The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 9, 1933. ———————— e . BY GOLLY- I'TS A TERRIBLE DAY- BUT | TOLD DINTY vO CALL ON WIM. SO I'LL TAKE A CHANCE- GAGE SCHEDULE IS RESUMED IN CASABA LEAGUE Firemen Meet Butchers and Moose Take on Road- runners Tonight basketball league will be resumed this evening after a two-weeks' vacation. The opening game will bring the Juneau Fire Department five into action against United Meat Company, aad the second contest on the double bill matches the Moose and B. P. R. outfits. The Firemen, who won the first half by defeating Douglas Firemen in the final game of the schedule, will be weakened by the absence of “Doc” Hollmann, star forward He is convalescing from a severe attack of flu and will be out of the game for several days. The Butchers have strengthenesd their squad by the addition of Sam Nelson who was on the Road- runners’ squad in the first half. The Moose, weakened some by the loss of Bloomquist, one of the regular guards, will face stiff op- position in the Roadrunners. This should be a close and fast game with the breaks playing a real part in deciding the issue. The first game will start at 7:30 oclock in the High School gym| and will be followed immediately by the mghtcap LUDWIG NELSON JEWELER Watch Reairing Brunswick Agenoy FRONT STREET | | | | | i .| l McCAUL MOTOR o Dlatter of spaghettl. WiLL HOWL I TELL HER GOIN' DUT- ©1932, King Features Syndicate, loc., Great | SURPOSE MAGGIE " WHEN ' AM Buitain tights reserved. I1Z2R ¥ THINK L Go ouUT- BE OUT ON A DAY LIKE THIS - DONT TALK LIKE A FOOL- ONLY AN IDIOT WOULE By GEORGE McMANUS AR MRS NGGD- Y THOUGHT I'D CALL: BEASTLY WEATHER? WHAT ? OH: HOW Do You bo, BARON PICKELDILL? COUNGIL LEADS TRAP SHOOTERS WITH 43 BIRDS ‘Celebrales Elechon as Pres- ‘ ident of Club by Almost Perfect Score i To celebrate his recent clection to the presidency of the Juneau| Gun Club, Dr. W. W. Council cop- ped the honors Sunday morning; in that organization’s regular| monthly shoot, breaking 25 and 24 respectively out of two strings of 25 birds. Morris with a 25 and a 23 and Truesdell with a pair of 24s tied for the 50 with 48 each. Council ran through his first 25 with fine precision. Bu! num- ber one of the second string prov- ed to be too wily for him and a post mortem showed a clean miss. The shattered the next 24. First Second Total Council 25 Morris Truesdell . Loughead McNaughton Raddle . Barmas Carter . —————— MRS. BELLE PETERSON TO BE BURIED ON WEDNESDAY The funeral of Mrs. Belle Peter- son, who died at St. Ann's Hos- pital on January 5, will be held; Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in the Catholic Church. Interment will be in the Catholic plot of Ev- ergreen Cemetery. The funeral arrangsments are under the direc- tion of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. - FOUND AT HOME After policeman Salvatore Fran- cisco vanished from a hospital in | Rochester, New York, he was found {at his home devouring a meal con- | sisting of roast chicken and a big ed .in a | in the Gastineau Channel| with a {vs. Erbland ... 'KILLISNOO WINS THREE |GAMES FROM ANGOON| In the only watch rolled on the Elks' Club Alleys Saturday night Killisnoo won all three games from | Angoon, though the margin of vic-| tory was not great. McNaughton and Shepard, of the | vietors, rolled the best scores, the former getting high total, 524, and his team-mate top mdlv‘lduay score, 223. Mrs. Coughlin, of Angoon, turn- creditable performance total of 437. Her best game | ‘was 173 | Tonight's schedule: Scow Bay Kake; Kasaan vs. Yakutat. } ANGOON— | Metealf Worth Shaw 185—555* | 152—456* 144—462 | 112—387 152—487 | 745-2347 185 152 - 170 167 162 836 185 152 148 108 173 766 Mrs. Coughlin. ‘Totals KILLISNOO— Robertson ... 172 Vander Leest .. 162 McNaughton 162 R. Shepard 223 Mrs. Bringdale.. 124 Totals . 843 785 T72-2400 | *—Average—Did not bowl. >, HARVARD AND PRINCETON TO PLAY ON GRID Football Relatlons to Be Renewed Between Universities CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 9.—| william T. Bingham, -Director of Athletics: at - Harvard University, announced ' Sunday a renewal of football relations with Princeton. The first game hetween the two universities since 1926, will be played at Harvard on Novembex 3 next Fall 172 162 201 126 124 172—516* | 162—486* | 161—524 | 153—502 | 124—372% - { ROLLER SKATING Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. p. m., Sunday 1 to 11 p.m. Admission, z 35c; ladies, 25¢; :tudents, 20c; children, 10c. | . . MWMMW“ s Open Sunday, days 7 to 11 p. A. B. HALL Week » SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS . B. Burford & Co. L 14 | I : “Our doorstep worn by satisfied | | customers” | uits and Overcoats s Off Overcoats From $9 Up Suits $16.70 Up NO ALTERATIONS—NO EXCHANGES ABIN'’S Everything in Furnishings for Men |of Science by | Cassioplae, Star meheel 25 Ttmes Sun’s Szze, Is Discovered ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,, Jan. 9. —Out in space a gigantic pinwheel of two balls of fire as big as twenty-four suns has been discov-' ered. It is whirling at the rate, of about a million miles perhour . in a space only about as wide as |a fifth of the distance between' sun and earth. The results of twelve years’ ob-] servations which have proved the | existence of this fireworks mons- ter were reported to the American Association for the Advancement Prof. Raymond S. Dugan of Princeton University. The pinwheel is the star 8X so distant that even in a telescope it is just a pinpoint (ing substance averaging only half of light to a man's eye. This star is really wins, and whirling about the other, one sixteen times the sun's diameter, and the other eight times. The big twin is made of a flam- the density of air. The two are| “‘unsually close together,” for twin \stars, that is, being separated, by about 18,000,000 miles. They re- volve around each other once in‘, eighteen hours 'Dogs Take Turns Guardmg Woman SOUTH FARMINGTON, M2, Jan. 9—A woman living here has two dogs, and so faithful to her are they that one watches her while the other dog eats, boih! never eating at the same time. | were accepted for military service. Too Frail for Union Army, He Dies at 102 WATERLOO, Ia., Jan. 9.—Seven- ty years ago, James McCreary was rejected for service in the Union Army because physicians said he was too frail for the rigors of military life. He died today at the age of 102. 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