The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 3, 1933, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY 'MARCH 3 1933. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG RADIOGRAM MR. BERNARD P. GOOG DEAR SIR- LE TUE BACKERS OF WHACKO DUMPSY, HEAVYWEIGHT BOXIN G CHAMPION OF SOUTH AMERICA, WILL WAGER 950,000 THEIR MAN CAN KNOCK OUT SULLY IN A MIXED BOUT TO BE HELD SOME TIME IMMEDIATE FUTURE IN THE -- DO YO ACCEPT CHALLENGE » PFLEASE ANSWER AT PROMOTER BUTC IIULIIJAY TAKEN IN MANY STATES Are Mandatory or Optional —Legislative Action Aids Situation WASHINGTON, March 3.—Twen- ty-three States have taken protec- tive steps of one sort or another in regards to banks and their depositors. Action ranged from’ holidays, mandatory or optional, to, legislation giving banks Ppowger to' limit withdrawals if it is deemed necessary. Holidays of varying duration were, declared yesterday or today in eight more states — Texas, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, Utah and Wisconsin: The situation here close attention. Cenfer with Roesevell Benator Robinson, conferring at the head of a dele- gation of Democratic Senators with President-Elect Roosevelt said: definite statement on the banking situation and other matters will be forthcoming in the near future.” Autheritative quarters that Hoover. was ready either to issue a statement or send a mes- is receiving sage to Congress today cenlerin;l on banking conditions. Untreubled Sectiens In the great money centers like New York and Chicago, as well as other sections, the banking business went on untroubled without any difficulties. In other sections where holidays were declared or restric- tive action has been taken, officials| sald fheir banks were sound bub must be protected from withdrawals and repercussions from other sec- tions. To meet the banking situation, a bill has been offered in the Senate | authorizing the Government's postat sdvings “system to carry checking aecounts. ACTION IN WASHINGTON OLYMPIA, Wash, March 3.— Gov. Clarence D. Martin last night| Nevada, | of Arkansas,| apl reporLcd‘ ONCE . H MS CRACKEN HOUSEHOLD FILE A HANDY DEVICE FOR BUSY WOMEN ardboard or wooden box filled | wlch eards can save many useful purposes in the household. | The cards are valuable for re- | cording anniversary and birthday notes, insurance policy information, or dates when eertain household articles were purchased. Menus, recipes, household sug- gestions, shopping lists and home nursing ideas can be jotted dowa on the cards and indexed in the file. Various headings or entries should be made and even tempor- ary ones are helpful such as “Un- answered Letters” “Calls to Make,” “Social Engagements” and miscel- laneous reminders. Cataloging the mnames of thé family to whom Christmas gifts are sent as well as the names and addresses of friends to whom Christmas cards are mailed will be found most convenient for refer- ence. These little reminders not only aid the busy woman, but aiso make for systematic housekeeping. The size of such files will depend upon the size of the household. | | Fer the Baby's Breakfast Breakfast for the young child usually should consist of fruit,| cereal, toast with butter and milk.| A strip or two of bacon cooked crisp and drained of fat may be served occasionally for variety, ad-| vises the Bureau of Home Econ- omics. There is no objection to egg {for the child's breakfast now and ithen on days when he is mot hav- |ing egg for dinner or supper. Keep Your Kilchen Aids Handy Because raw food is prepared chiefly at the sink the housewite shouid keep near the sink such im- | plements as brushes, knives, colan- der, strainers and garbage can. Small stores of the less perishable fruits and vegetables may be kept {in a bin under one of the drain- | boards. Have a Kitchen Rest Corner A comfortable corner should be| |for 1932. HMA' A BOXER ) HAS NO CHANCE A7 AGAINST A > g 2P WRESTLER THIS IS A UP AGAINST A 1 HOPE HE TAKE 1T - - THIS'LL BE THE FIRST TIME HE'S EVER BEEN BOXER ... CAN WE'LL SEE --- Datlv Cross-wcord Puzzle ACROSS 1 L. One of the Cape Verde istands . Push 3 Hend cover- Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Aam”mAnI ] Al AIN[O]ARIOIR aa-a (FA[N[D|AIN[G[o] YZEIR JHBB EEENEER [OIRIBEAVIVIAITIERZT] -EBEEE IEE 0la_Pominion state: abbr, - Pushed oness Lprudgn v 3 Snum Amel‘l- ean animal . Brother of waterway Arabian gar- ment . Pasture . Exist . Two-footed animal . Kind of low shoe l-:nenyd man- Cain & . Manufactured Chills Lubricate . Dealt out sparingly . Funny . Card game 5. Before . Moist . Pale and sick. 1y looking . Purpose . Andiron . Indicate . Large book . Chess pieces 5. Flavor Stitched Box . Pare 26, Cavities . You and 1 . Knack . Was in a rage . Prohibition . Myself . Shy . Repalr 5. Type of lens . Fix firmly . Dishonored . Signify . Assumed an attitode . Scatter seed Ifll//fllflli// /a 41. Young goat 45. High .in the it . Composition for one 2 Topmest point . Folder . Steep descent . Difficult . Smallest whole number 38, Sacred 39. Pigeon . Part of an old- fashioned rifle . Rim . Title of re- spect Depart scale 46, Polnted arch 48. Poultry product 49. Cereal grass 60. Pierced with the horns 51. Born, dEE JAENNEE JuN l /dER EdEEE / l%lly TR B AR JEN JENEE JNE the 1931 season at $25,000 which |valuable, he indicated, asa “steady- was reputedly slashed to $15,000|ing” influence on a pitching eorps | which includes several youngsters. Popper M artin, “F orgottvn Man,” Must Beat His Way Back, Declares Big Boss DOUGLAS { NEWS DOUGLAS FIRE FIGHTERS MEET Night Patrol Announced During Present Spell of Windy Weather ‘With the exception of payment ,of bills little business was trans- |acted at the regular bi-monthly |meeting of the Douglas Volunteer {Fire Department last evening. It was reported at the meeting that ‘O H. Bliss had been put on night 'px',rol duty during the windy | weather as an extra measure of ST. LOUTS, March 3.—Among flll‘ the other “forgotten men- whose ! plight is being publicized thesfl |days, shed a tear for the forgot-' ten man of baseball—John Leonard (Pepper) Martin. Just one short year ago the | “wvild horse of the Osage” fresh from a vaudeville tour and with the echoes of world series cheers Still ringing in his ears, was a/ personage of the diamond. Sports writers speculated on what further deeds of dering-do- | this this doughty Oklahoman might achieve. His physical con- dition was a subject of discus- | sion. His departure for training camp was an event, his arrival | another. His birthday anniversar was fittingly observed. | ‘This year, thanks to a two-year contract signed after his personal | itfiumph over the Athletics, he still | lis on the Cardinal ToSter without @ pay reduction—a distinction to | set him apart, surely. But Manager Gabby Street d~es‘ not known where “Pepper” M'n-‘ tin” is going to play on his ‘.nu‘ clib. or whether he's going to play at all Ernie Orsattl and George Wat- kins have first call on two gar berths with the 1933 Redbirds, Medwick, Texas League tecruit, favored by Streef for the othar. ba Gabby is “still considering” Mar- |t tin, he said, for “a trial at third | inficlders,” PEPPER MARTIN A year hero, job. 18| 5 However, this, depends howing of the who inelude Fra CASH GROCERS COFFEE, a r »al value, 1b. ()ur “peclfll ago every move of Pepper Martin, the world series hot ncws. Today he faces a real fight to hold his ‘“‘experienced United Food Co. .19¢ | precaution. | ——e—— Froddy Lindstrom, who was ( mdad to the Pltuhurgh Pirates by | New York Giants this winter, l?rkl out with the weight bars in icago. masnclated Press Photo) MRS. MARTIN IS HOME After a month in St. Ann’s Hos- pital undérgoing treatment for a e |dropsical condition. 'Mrs. Andrew Martin returned to her home yes- F.'mer H“v“ls 37 000 | terday. Bhe is still an invalid, Seed Crop from 4 Acres nowever, and will have to spend ‘DYERSBURG, Tenn. 2darch 3. |Some time yet confined to her {_So far as J. B. Hundley, farmer, bed. i’ concérned, the depression Ls; whipped and Whipped badly. | | '"Hundley harvestéd $7,000 worth| 'of lespedeza seed this year from ‘Icur acres of ground. The yield | was 1,400 pounds, and value of the 'seed is 85 a pound. "'Starting his venture last year, |wlth enough seed from the Uni- | | versity of Tennesse to get a start,| He harvested enough to sow the‘ J | four a this year: | ‘A meeting of the Ladies’ League i R 5 scheduled for this evening pro- At is estimated that only about i 5C jm,ooo pounds of this particular | Viding t“"e “’1‘1‘“‘" conditions re- |variety of seed are available in{Main tranquil. The meeting 15 fhe United States. A year .ago/Called for 8 o'clock in the League the seed was worth sqo a pound. 'YoOmS. | & | e ee——— SHUDSHIFT GOES SOUTH Acting as a ghard for Deputy United States Marshal Newcombe in charge of some prisoners, Arng Shudshift left today for the south on the Northwestern. PR T L LEAGUE MEETING “ L Classified ads pay. F‘hfich, Rogers Hornsby and Sparky ! Adams, and possibly Charley Gel-|— bert, should ‘the latter's leg heal | cémpletely from a gunshot wound. ] Pepper, in Gabby's phrase, will bave to “beat his way - back." }‘hm are pienty of fans and not few expert though, who believe nk he can do that very thing. HAAS Famous Candies The Cash Bazaar Open Evenings on R} Saturday and Monday Free delivery on orders $1.00 or more PINEAPPLE, 2 cans ........15 Crushed and gllced-—l' lats proclaimed a thres-day banking arranged in every kitchen where ahd financial holiday for the State; the homemaker can drop down for of Washington, effective from last!a rest while keeping an eye on While there is a possibility that| gow BELLS TO RING AGAIN Vance will be used for trading ma-| LONDON, —Bow Bells will ring MEAT BALLS, can .........15¢ \ED BLFF can ........15(. night at midnight to midnight Mon- | day. Gov. Martin was given the auth- ority to proclaim the financial holi- day by the State Legislature which rushed the act through under sus- pension of the rules. The holiday is not mandatory; but financial institutions desiring a breathing spell may take ad-; vantage of the provisions. CAN RICKEY WORK MAGIC ON D, VANGE? Baseball F ; Remember What Was Done on Alex and Burleigh NEW YORK, erch 3. — The trade which brings “Dazzy” Vance, fireball pitcher of the Dodgers, to the St. Louis Cardinals has set badéball falls to asking: “Can m%;y do it again?” y recsil how Branch Rickey, field general of the Red Bird or- the cooking food. It should include | 8 comfortable chair, a small table or shelf and the mending basket ‘ganization. brought Grove Cleve- 11826, when practically everyone | thought “Old Pete” was through, and how Alex pitched the Cardin-| als to their first world penhant | that Fall. Grimes Did It | They remember, too, how Riakey obtained Burleigh Grimes, anoth-| er grizzled warrior, from Boston ecarly in the 1930 season, and how Burleigh’s stellar pitching made | possible the Cards' second world title in 1931. Rickey, rated one of the best judges of baseball talent in the business, seems to have a genius for estimating the precise degree of usefulness possessed by an ath- lete. Vance, who will celebrate his fortieth birthday next month has been 21 years in professional hase- ball and 10 years in the National League. He was regarded as “old” when he finally forced his way in- to the majors at the age of 29, but - speedily made good and rose to rank as one of the sensations of his time. Salary Slashed Reports placed his salary for Saturday Fresh Baked ,Specials! Pound Fresh Ca Oronge Cakes kes Peerless Bakery Home of the Wholesome Peerless Bxud) land Alexander from the Cubs in! terial, as was Hack Wilson a year | again in May says Sir Louis New- ago, Rickey gave no ’"dwfl“onrwn who hopes repairs to the church that the Dazzler would not belof gt Mary-le-Bow will be com- kept on the 1933 Cardinal hurling | pleted by then. These are the befls staff. | which caused Dick Whittington to He considers “turn again.” Vance extremely’ Something like a million men answer that happy call every morning. That's worth rememb‘ering at the grocery store. 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