The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1933. BRINGING UP FATHER y GEORGE McMANUS WELL-'M GOIN HOME AN SPEND A NICE QUIET EVENIN' AT HOME-V'LL SEE DINTY TO-MORROW ©1933, King Featits Sjndcte, fnc, Grew B rght revrsed SENATOR LONG HAS TROUBLES &= ;:sgi“'“';f"h:‘;f:"{)|N STRIP F(lHM IN OWN STATE\?.15{1?“5’;&?ifif,::fw*:";:;;;"%IN NEWSPAPERS another thing [litical situation in the New Yorl mayoralty fight, from the tandpoint of Washington obs;-rv- ers, is the possible beiring it may | “Big Jim,” it must be remembered, -culation lee About Jlm is chairman not only of the Nation- , al Democratic Committee, but the Y and NCW YOlk [New York State Committee as Lu.le ‘High Lights Undel the " drawr J. Carroll Man wn 'TJ SHINGTON, Oct. I3 be Governor of New York some A coupy of the first strip was| the strip is running in the Janes- | ville Daily Gazette. The series praises the country| and tells of the pride all Amen- cans have in the Territory, even| uldn't for a Wa date line ing > W spapers, have look Washington fairly well. The pat- ronage snarl should be pretty well untangled by that time and wvari- ous odds and ends of the Ilast campaign gathered in. ok for one The Governor's chair at Albany though many do not know much | from Louisiana. might not be such a bad place. about its history, industries, cus- For from al e toms and climate. The series gives | accurate historical data, resources, ot indications the Their Vacation Too ! ; ) the size, beauties, Young Jimmy Roosevelt's de. ot bis "ponnry. parture from Boston for a trip ' i abroad probably is a welcomed in- rtri‘:“]\:ziulh(;ngo:lfl‘nr{:llll:u“m“ Tude e i o terlude for the Demoeratic lead- . nq" prove good publicity for the {‘1" f:l“ and ly winter. TI SRS END, = o e R the Territory, and also it is more | £ = Mo : activity in regard to patronage in things promise to keep him at evidence ‘in the increased interes [ i s the state has had the old-timers home and on his toes. & _in Alaska that has been apparcnt 3 i guessing and a bit worried. Soving -the pash 15 mkous nate C:;mm:L.ce‘mAy Emphasis on the dramatic holds g o F FE r stigation of alleged trye with the NRA . . . The long s at any Hme anq stubborn wrangle over the IS LIGHT CENTER coal code aroused the whole coun- try. Each step was followed cager- ly. Yet the retail code, considered by many as of much greater im- New Orleans dis- y is all set to prose- rsons in connec- MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 13.—Roy Oen, captain of the Unive Minnesota football team, figu tion with allegad ballot box scan- portance. was handled wWith little be by far the lightest pla : dals recently uncovered in the ghow and drama as compared t0 ing down a center berth in the state. coal. Big Ten this fall. e, York prof - e, dly, the all important mayor- y election in New Orleans comes Greatly increased steam pressure, Giants 5 January. the syhstitution of mercury for: ball have a dozen stars | Any one of these may Cause water in boilers, and the direct fresh out of college on their roster | With the three hanging generation of electricity from coal vear, including the brilliant his head, Huey plans to be without the use of engines, are Harry Newman from the University on the battlefield. some of the developments and pro- of Michigan. Newman is the only jected advancements in the field man on the roster weighing under The int: ing angle to the po- 190 pounds of generating electricity by heat. NEW! SEE THESE 2,45 All Sizes—Many Colors In all of the newer colorings and styles . . . Rayons'. . . mixtures in contrasting trims . . . all sizes $]l.95 describes | receive it | OH!I'M SO GLAD YOU CALLED- AND 1 INSIST UPON YOU STAYING FOR DINNER- MR-JIGGS WILL SOON BE HOME AND | KNOW HELL BE DELIGHTED TO HEAR i’ | and written by‘ Governorship | wall. ted strip gt s | There is speculation in Wash- story of Alaska is now running Inj & 2 !ington as to whether fhe Post- many newspapers throughout the Hug Ry TLOYMED master Gencral has ambitions to States. who desire to ksep an eye /| day. ved in Juneau this weck by ong his activities during the! 1n another year Farley should Dr. F. S. Fellows from his broth-| have cleaned up his duties in €r in Janesviile, Wisconsin, where l | | | Juneau Sample Shop i “The Little Store With the Big Values” paftodiibdodheliflodi A | when the umpire holle VLL BSEE DINTY s TO-NAC.H;:J HN\ S (e a q'r The well drilled Santa Clara, Cal., university football machine provided one of the first major upsets of the season by beating the favorite, California, 7 to 0 at Berkeley. It was this play—Sobrero, (indi- cated by arrow) Bronco half, diving through the line in the first quarter for a touchdown—that beat the _Golden Bears. (Associated Press Photo) \AMATEUR HURLER | MUCH TOO GOOD; LOSES HIS SHIRT FIELD, Minn.,, amateur league Ppitc had a shirt and went ahead to fan more for of the visi Again in the last and | inning they objected, pointing to a fresh spot on the side of Schulz's sweat-shirt. Before the umpire could intervene the protesting team had almost stripped off the sec- ond garment. The little , Bill Schulz, much on the ball too members of the opposing team, a they were swinging without result One of Schulz's opponents no- | ticed a spot on Bill's shirt early in the game and protested he was 18— nJ! doping the ball with a substance Oct. los in a ball game, | Stored” in the discolored part of Order finally was restored and and was about to 10s d | the garment. the game finished when the har- Schulz yieldea. put on a new ed hurler explained the “mag- NATIONAL BRANDS The brands of merchandise handled in Piggly Wiggly stores are- all nationally known; therefore they mneed no introduction to you. These are the main reasons why the volume of sales of the Piggly Wiggly stores are continually growing by leaps and bounds. Tomato Soup Cheese Spreads CAMPBELL’S KRAFT—AIl Kinds 3 for 25¢ 4 0z. cups, 1‘)c 153 SALAD DRESSING, 8 oz. jars .. . DURKEE’S CLEANSER y SUNBRITE or LIGHTHOUSE 5c¢ per can M. J. B. COFFEE. 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Statlon temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather Barrow 20 14 RAR [ e | 12 Trace Cldy Nom 36 36 fori-ad - 08 12 0 Clear Bethel 40 36 | 24 24 6 Trace Pt.Cldy Fort Yukon 34 34 | 24 24 6 0 Cldy Taifana 34 34 | 24 24 0 0 Cldy Fairbanks 34 32 oy 4 08 Snow 34 34 [ e 4 18 Cldy IE 44 40 36 36 4 02 Pt. Cldy | Dutch Harbor 4 42 40 42 4 34 Rain Kodiak 50 48 | 42 44 0 0 cldy Cordova 42 42 | 40 40 4 38 Rain Juneau A 46 46 3 43 16 150 Rain Sitka 48 - 48/ 7, Y2 0 19 Cldy Ketchikan 52 48 44 44 4 32 Rain Prince Rupert 52 48 | 42 44 10 42 Cldy | Edmonton 68 58 | 44 4 4 02 cldy | Seattle 52 52 | ‘48 48 16 Trace Cldy Portland 54 54 | 50 50 4 0 Cidy San Francisco 60 54 | 50 52 4 0 Cldy The pressure is low throughout Alaska but rising in all districts except the Southeast where it is falling slightly. It is lowest from the Gulf of Alaska eastward, with rain over most of Southern Al- aska and snow in portions of the eastern Interior. The weather is partly cloudy in other parts of the Territory. 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