The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1933, Page 5

R — THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1933. e BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS M 50 GLAD YOU OH! I T 15 JLST AND SUCH FROCKS- | SAW MISS AND THE (e ~waei | VE DEEN ARE \N CHICAGO WONDERFUL- | BEACUM WITH A DREDS- SHORT EXQUISITE ALL OVER THE FAIR GROUNDS- BUT | QUESS | MISSED ALL MERCHANTS LUNCH SLEEVED- SURPLICE BLOUSE- BOX PLEATED SKIRT ON A BLILT-UP CREPE DE CHINE BODICE- AND A k. BOUTONNIERE THAT MADE \T LOOK PAJAMASD - WHY- ETC- ETC-ETC: ETC ETC ETC-ETC- I SURPROSE YOU SAW THE MOST HAVE SEEN BEAUTIFUL EVERY THING THE ALLROUND BOX DRESS- I'T WAS PLAITED SWIRT 1S ON bdEali b A BUILT-UP SILK CREPE BODICE TOP- i\ CHIC- ETC ETC- = = f‘\( } LOVE THE c WAS 1T (\\;’/, COTTON MESH N FRENCH g—‘ A~ FROCK WITH BLLUE OR i WHITE WORY? \\ . . l i, The Capital Beer Parlors § Private Booths Telephone 569 Fearures Syndicate, Inc., Great Briturt rights ceserved (l{fl ©1933, King Vols start with V. P. I, looked|Jimmy Hitchcock from the back- Y UNG READY upon as one of the best in the|field and several stellar linemen, Southern Conference, then facellikely will prove too much for ‘ = M St ey | A WHITE LINE CABS _ v To FIGHT UN then Duke, Alabama, Florida,| ‘Both of the Mississippi schools [}i"EAG[] wmws & BA‘LVI:.vPl;AYER IN THE MAKING DOUBLEHEADER FROMBRODKLYN George Washington, Mississippi, [ State and the University, will be Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Louisiana | improved but will not be con- . . State. tenders. . Louisiana State should 25 (‘ Rambler Trainer IS _Pre- “Tennessee needs to uncover a|have a good year. Biff Jones' team cents "n "lty pair of good tackles to be all set.|plays Vanderbilt; Mississippi, Tu- pared for TOUgl’l Cam- The rest of the line is strong|lane, Mississippi State and Ten- Telephone 444 S 1 ign o 1di with good replacements. The back- | nessee, all at the end of the year. venators Keep Marchmgs paign on Gndlron field, with Beattie Feathers as| “Tulane lost a large percentage X Toward Pennant by SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 18— big gun, looks good. Ken-|of its line and also the All-Amer- White Line Cab and Ambulance Co. Defeating Ti Adhesive tape by the mile, mouth- lost a pile of veterans. How- | ica Don Zimmerman. The Green- elealing ligers wash by the gallon, amm‘omn in- it has two of the best ends|ies also face one of their tough-|) _____ ol o 5 halents by the gross—that's thelin the south and a great kicker | est schedules in years.” R CE/EE T SRR b CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—The hey VR o in Kecheval e o e g “hicago Cubs took both ends of way health insurance is bought pck ” a double ){rqdu\r Sunday from for a college football squad. Montana has to get along with- Sokirn: b3 - deuichtt dodia: o For Notre Dame's varsity squad | ALABAMA CO-FAVORITE out a 1033 State Fair, no appro- B E E R B E E R y . of 60 this fall Trainer Eugene| “Alabama, a cofavorite with|Priation having been made for the in both games. Yy Re outclassed three n hurlers to score his four- of the season in “Scrapiron” Young makes his pur-|Tennessee at this date, can ex- chazes of preventatives, emollments, | periment a little at the outset, | stimulants and healers on that|from from mid-October on the sort of wholesale scale. Crimson will have its hands full. Twenty Miles of Tape Oglethorp, Mississippi and Missis- A gzlance at Young's shopping|sippi State are the first three. list revcals, among other things.|Then comes Tennessee, Fordham, 15 miles of white tape; five mil2s{v: p. I, Georgia Tech and Van- of cheaper gray tape for holding| derbilt. pads on; nine miles of gauze;| “Florida, with a trio of new 1440 ammonia “smellers” used t0|and young coaches, appears an clear a groggy player's brain, 15|uncertain prospect. If the 'Ga- gallons of mouthwash for sore|tors get off on the right foot thr prevention, and 150 quarts|they may be dangerous. of citro-carbonate to reduce acid- “Georgia should be a little bet- ity of the stomach. ter than last year. Harry Mehre ATTLE LOS TWO “We oven order 100 pounds of|is trying a slight variation of the Sept. 18.—Secramento epsom salts,” said Young, “but not|Notre Dame play this year. | trimmed Seattle twice Sunday, 5| ; = | for internal use, We use the salts| “With a cqupie of good punt- New ! Little Billy Walton aspires to twinkle as a star on the diamond, His bruises and|ers on hand, Georgia Tech will be to 2 and 7 to 3, but the locals had g 5 Al 5 T or hot packs on sood time as “numke Walters,| Arst instruction is coming from his dad, William H. “Tubby” Walton ains. We'll use several gallons|much more favorable. The En- event. BLUE RIBBON BUDWEISER ACME BLATZ California. Grocery Telephone 478 * Prompt Delivery WIN IN NINTH | HINGTON, Sept. 18. — The Senators maintained their pennant' march with a ‘stirring ninth-in- ning rally to beat the Detroit Ti-| s Sunday afternoon 4 to 3. A single by Myer wth two out and the bases filled put over the tying and nn runs to beat Tom: Washington’s nemesis. g PACIFIC COAST Coal Ghuchles A SECRET BALLOT- | MAY MAKEUS “WET" OR 'DRY"- | WITHOWR. . . | who makes quite a showing on the vall field. The elder Walton is a | " fcati ginee s pitch d. overy, pOstHoR JOR | (patron el R r it IRV a SRl ARG Juoit i with the Jodnatera; | o Tassthoiebe for apBSsucpsiiol6aeas o &) M sAe) o NEIGHBOR VIE~ the team alternately azid ‘made | ‘he icends to Rls. Fostaurant birslnéssvin: Atianta (Awsosiated: Presg |Cuts from. fyingi.clets, and, twollast yeax ftuas (0UE BAVS. ReCty couple of brilliant plays and no Thata) |gross of eight-ounce tubes of der-|won with a good kicker. rc Ilc error: He struck one man out ik ~ | manodyne, used for bringing the and allowed the Sacs no riuns while ! the Brooklyn Robins last Saturday‘ Nationzs League Iblood to the surface preparatory VANDY WEAKENED pitching in the ninth inning. | afternoon by a two run rally in Won ILost Pct |to massage of deep-seated bruises” “Vanderbilt, greatly wcakened !the tenth and winning 14 to 13.| New York 88 53 624 | Fleetricity Plays Big Part by graduation of an entire back- GAME! The scheduled second game was| Pittsburgh 80 63 559! Aside from these aids, electric-|field ‘and such line stars as Fos- Pacific Coast League !mllc(l on account of darkness. | Chicago 82 65 558 | ity plays an important parvi. in pter, Gracey and Leyendecker, will Sacramento 5, T: Seattle 2, 3. St. Louis . LaT8 67 .538 | keeping the gr}ddcrs in candlg\on.[offir h‘la_rgcly sophomore leflfn. B Oakland 6; P‘orL’!nml o Sf"coml. GAMES SATURDAY Boston 4 68 .521‘Therr are diathermy macl'ln.les Sewanee will find !l?e Southeast- game postponed Pacific Coast League | Brooklyn 57 83 407 for applying heat to deep-lyinz erx} compa?y too rast.Au AL | San Frun‘mscu 7, 1; Los Angelss| San Francisco 6; Los Afgeles 8. | Philadelphia 54 82 .397 | bruises and nom.:e.stvmns_ sun lamps The loss of the -America | 1, 4. Sacramento-Scattle, wet grounds, | Cincinnati 57 88 393 | for energy and infra-red lamps|-— ‘ ——y Hollywood 0, 4; Missions 8, 5. Hollywood 3; Missions 2. | for ap?edmw up cx:’mfifluuol?. and a Oakland 5; Portland 10. American League | polysine generator walich is useful 1 N“uo"_fl !_‘e““.e 5 Won Lost Pet |in treating “charley horses,” weak 3 e National League Washington 95 471 goo|arches, breaks and sprains. }‘ngm Now Toik- '€ St Toils 8- | St Louis 14; Brooklyn 13. New York 83 54 606 ‘3110“‘?? ‘;1?5 3'.9;” :méer:flm t:}“: N American League Boston 6, 0; Pittsburgh 4, 10. g}nla;lclp‘hm ;3 ?IZ 'iéfi‘fiée%é"me is student day: 0 3 as| . B Philadelphia 2, 1; Cincinnati 3, eveland . E 3 ' - Washington 4; Detroit 3. lF VE TRIED 'T ‘wU.LL AYE! 3 etr 69 176 476 a6 e SRR Cleveland 2, 1; New York 3, 6. < Chicago-Boston, rain. New York 2, 6; Chicago 1, 3. Chicago 62 78 443 | b ‘ : Boston ........ 58 82 414 WASHINGTON SENATORS American League Bt. Louls 53, 800 o800} \ CHALK UP DOUBLE-HEADER| Philadelphia 5, 2; St. Louis 05. — e WASHINGTON, Scpt. 18—The| Washington 11, 4; Detroit 4, 3. ATTENTION BOWLERS Washington Senators swept the| Chicago-Boston, rain. Fall is here and if you want to poards in a double header with|Cleveland - New York, double-|be in good physical condition be- PACIFIC COAST COAL Co. $412 sy Detroit last Saturday afternoon,|header, cancelled, rain. fore the opening of the Bowling By ALAN GOULD taking the first game 11 to 4 Season visit the Brunswick Bowling and nosing out the Tigers in the STANDING OF CLUBS Alleys on Front Street. Persons scond game by a. seare of 4.t0’ 3. Pacific Coast League ‘;’k"‘hi“g “; d’°’“ b"“’] B.‘““St‘;’lic“‘ i ”1?‘:’ “g;‘:h:;m ‘:J’:g’f’;e;'jz 'OU'LL BE DELIGHTED with a It was a ten-inning nightcap. ague may do so by leaving their b€ C : The Senators, on Sgaturgay‘ nl:x:d- Won Lost Pet. | application with the Manager of |football teams of scheduling tough : trl_l;)i to fll S;Zt;ltfy of Prl.;gttehgg THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS ed to win only four of the re-|Los Angeles 104 68 .605|the Brunswick Alleys. -We invite|opponents on consecutive Satur- Xposition, plans o Yom By the ° maining eleven games to clinch| Hollywood ....... 101 171 '587| your inspection and solicit your|days makes it appear ai this time Northern Pdc‘f‘_c Railway. Every e Bentiant. | Portland .......'e1 70 .581|patronage. that no conference outfit will detail arranged in advance to suit : e as lneau Oakland ... 82 68 547 BRUNSWICK BOWLING ;?mr;}ew the“ Sleaskon mil:)eflten» your purse and individual desires. CARDS BEAT ROBINS Sacramento . 92 78 433|adv. 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