The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 27, 1933, Page 5

THE DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY AND OUR SONS INSTRUCTOR ARE IN THE PARLOR- THEY WISH TO KNOW WHAT OUR PLANSD ARE WELL JUDGIN FROM THE WAY ME SON KIN HOLLER THEM COLLEGE CHEERS: '} THINK HE HAS GREAT FOR OUR SON'S FUTURE - PROSPECTS OF BEIN'A RAILROAD STATION - TRAIN-ANNOUNCER IN A KA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 27, 1933 — 5 BUT- MR-JIGGS WHAT WE ARE ANXIOUS TO KNOW 15- ARE YOU GOING TOLET HIM CONTINUE H\S COLLEGE COURSE IN OUR UNIVERS\TY ? YES- HE 1S RETURNIN' TO YOUR ScHooL Soon- VTLL TAKE A MIND-READER TO FIND OUT WHAT IS FUTURE 15 GOIN' TO BE — [ TN Stanford Accepts Invita- e 3 S 2 ° N X9 tion to Represent Norman R. Walker )7 . 7% West _]an. | Norman R. Walker of Ketchikan, N _— | has received notification of his ap+ . = PALO ALTO, Cal. Nov. 27.— pointment on the Committee on = “‘] g HHHNZ tanford has acoepted the invita- | National Certificates by Presidens =\ V\;“ \‘”‘ ¢ ion to represent the West in the C. T. Gilbert, of the National As- flV’\ \ it S il fi 1 Rose Bowl game at Pasadena on |sociation Board of Pharmacy. Mr. SE e | © 1933 Kung Fraeeres Sylcni. e Grent i Sghe swserved | {1102 i | New Years Day Al Maters, Gen- | Walker is President of the Alaska - = T — — — eral Manager of the card of Ath-|Board of Pharmacy. ) { letic Control announced last Sat-| Serving with Mr. Walker are R S LAvE IK BUwLING MATGH GUUGARS TURN urday night. "men from Illinois, Louisiana, Wash= ¢ L] | Princeton, Army and Duke loom ington and Mississippi. U L | | | y Al SATHED | | A SR k“ The following are final scor e SO | of leading football games played | 5 : & e [ ke last Saturday afterncon: | e 2 } . | . Washington University 6; Wash- > 5 nips Make Best Total INew City League Schedule|ygion siate 17 {Washington State Trims Juneau Lumber Mills. Inc Scove for Evening | for Christmas Tourna- | st Marys 22; University of cal-| Washington University 2 9 » -~ 2 | I A d ifornia at Los Angeles 14. S d on Elk Alleys i ment Is Announce: | Southern .California 19; Notre on Saturday CREOGRL sy (o 0 : — Dame 0. { — e T SRS SR TN The Peppers were hotter Beginning tonight, entries for! gtanford 7; California 3. PULLMAN, Wash,, Nov. 27. — s Saturday ni | the December Bowling Tournament | Army 12; Navy 1. The Washington State Cougars é alleys—seven of the ity League will begin their| gyracuse 0; Columbia 16. turned loose a big game in the THE TREND o d h the Pep- | contest at the Brunswick Bowling| mufts 13; Massachusetts 0. fourth period last Saturday af- 12 touar pers did not mak: high score | | alley for the prizes to be announc-| Washington and Lee 13; Mary- ternoon to defeat the University 4 ”9 he eveni their game, ! ed before Christmas !1and 33. of Washington Huskies 17 to 6 in ELECTROL __of course' at 8:30 k was the closes | new bowling schedule fol-| west Virginia 14; Georgetown 12.| the twenty-seventh clash of the % the evening’s play. Mrs. Ma Illinois 6; Ohio State T7. two teams. 3 Lavenik of the Pepper team mad2 r 27—Capitol Beer Par-|{ carnegie Tech 0; New York The Cougars maintain their w " tk high total of the evening, aska-Junea Alaska ypiversity 7. long string of defeats on their | rocery. | Rutgers 6; Princeton 2. Homefield, arri achine op The play satu Veg- | | NU""’“l]’ “*B““;_-‘“i’“k“’; 1";‘ Yale 6; Harvard 19. [ TR rtable League opened with a gar gion of the Moose; Federal Bulld-| pyrque 19; Indiana 3. | > : 4 between the Parsnips and the| ing vs Moose. | Michigan 13; Northwestern 0. M “Uflfl)mg Healll’lg Sheet Metal Cauliflowers, which was won by | , December 1—Alaska Fress VA& | ‘Iowa 6; Netraska 1. e VR the former team by a score of| { Capitol Beer Par Alaska-Ju-| ashington and Jefferson 6; 3 Wi i %3 @ 1391 to 1309. The Parsnips’ s neau vs. California Grocers. Bucknell 38. | - was high total for the entir \ };ccfgflz“:‘ 13;3’!?;59 Vs, fiul}“- Auburn 7; Florida 14. FRYE’S BABY BEEF 'f evening | wick; Federal Bullding vs. Leglon| = Georgia 7; Georgla Tech 6. - 5 e The nig p at ;of DMoosc}; e Dartmouth 0; Chicago 38. DELICIOUS” HAMS and BACON by the Turnips over the Gar [ ecember 4—California TOCETS | wisconsin 3; Minnesota 6. [ F B h C “ 1300 11207. Andrews o Capitol ff’*’i P;:"”' Alaska-| Jowa State 7; Drake 7. | rye' runn Ompany s e Wl i i REKR " FHEI5, | Baylor 13; Southern Methodist Garlics, however, bowl December 6—Legion of Moose vs. | 7 i Telephone 38 Prompt Deliver: ore for the . maie i bée il | EvaNsTON, ., Nov. 27.—Mich- ik P 4 was 181 . { Jerome Herman “Dizzy” Dean, the big pe dicular pronoun man | MOOse; Brunswick vs. Federal| gewanee 9; Tulane 26. fies the “courth BAARASELIVE e e e T > iy of the St. Louis Cardinals, proved a star culinary pupil when he roasted | Building. SUNDAY GAME [l ,¥°‘:‘ F‘c:ol)::]‘l‘ éhgf:;;:sh.p - i T 2 turkey In a St. Louis cooking sshool. The “evant” attracted nearly | December 8—Moose vs. Alaska- . 1 . iversity of | 8 ET e Bringdale also tied 10,000 Persona. and’ deemes. tosplease Mre. Daan (eft) ‘and: the cooking | Jumeau; Oapifol Beer Basior ¥a 51013:‘;2‘".153“)9 16; University of ;,." jefeating Northwestern last Sat- THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS the Cauliflowers for sec-| teacher, Miss Jessie Marie de Booth. (Associated Press Photo | Br i i g | urday afternoon, 13 to 0. h total, 479. ! ) { Brwick ST T | i R e L ° RSTATIEE. ofBsbday | T v R December 10—Federal Building ! o et D played by teams in the vs. Alaska Press; Legion of Moose | | Dafly Empre Want Ads Pay e as lneau Parsni League. The teams playing | vs. California Grocers. | (-m-:;;;.:;;;;,;—'" —- 3 : 5 id and the hours of the December 11—Alaska-Juneau vs. y 3 . A.xf, Peterman 152 164 games are Brunswick: Moose vs. Capitol Beer | : G t' Our Services to You Begin and End at the Hoffms . 136 147 Ras »s vs. Lemons at 7:30 N | Partor. PRiD VIc UR I astineau Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat G Messerschm’t 146 166 Oranges vs. Cherries at 8:30. | ~ December 13—Alaska Press vs. J L} ! = Bananas vs. Prunes at 9 Legion of Moose; Federal Building| | — — = s Totals ——e———— | vs. California Grocers. | KIL u\ C A B S [ o o i | December I5—Federal Building| | 1 N)Ls: Koski AELS DEFEAT | vs. Alaska-Juneau; California Gro-| 5 e e g 4 Hon I — cers vs. Brunswick. | G Prompt Service CABS Selby . . 17—Canitol b o Sy e ighty-five Thousand Spec-| December 17-Captol Beer For- Hollywood Screen Actress| Ph 10 TOtals ....... 430 447 4461300 tators, Including Hoover, | alaska press. Among Victims of one 25 cents in Cit Mrs. Dufresne. 141 154 146— 441/ Acrial Attack by St. Mary's Witness Big Game December 20—California Grocers| Automobile Collision GASTINEAU HOTEL y G Ha 165 134 143 4g7 Drerial Attack by t. Mary s i vs. Moose; Legion of Moose Vs T h Coughlir 155 154 117— 42¢ Astonishes Uclan PALO ALTO, Cal, Nov. 27. — |Alaska-Juneau. £ | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 27 et e errerd 444 _— Elev While a crowd of 85000, including | December 23—Brunswick vs. Al-|__Gladys McClure, aged 18 years, | R elep one Totals 461 462 cven | former President Herbert Hoover,|aska [Press; Federal Building vs.|of Beverly Hills, known on the 3 2 Peppers v sent cheers reverberating through | Capitol Beer Parlor. screen as Linda March; Bru White Line Cab and Ambulance Co. Mrs, Lavenik . 149 150 178— 48| LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27.—An|the bowl, Stanford’s Cardinals de- | November Winner | Traver, substitute guard of the srigeby 136 145 129— 410 astonishing acrial attack which| feated the California Bears last; The Moose team was the win-|stanford football team; Dorothy | LlLa s L Banfield 130 149 161— 440 | SWept the University of California ' Saturday afternoon 7 to 3 to earn | Der of the November cash award|garr, Stanford freshman and Al- —_— —— Bl O 2 27 T |at Los Angeles off their feet in|a tie in the Pacific Coast Con-|in fhe City League bowling tour-|pert Racey, San Francisco sales- @” { Totals 415 453 468—1336 | the first half sent the Bruins ference championship. nament which was played at the man, were killed in an auto col- ! Turnips to defeat by St. Mary's Gaels last —————————— Brunswick alleys ending last week.||ision following the celebration of > | ~ Mrs. Petrich .. 120 120 120— 360 | Saturday afternoon by a score of NOTICE TO CREDITORS | The final match was played last|stanford's victory. m i Bringdale 147 153 179— 47522 to 14. To Whom Is May Concern: | Saturday evening between the CIty| seven other persons were injured.| MO Wilson 133 181 147 461| The game was witnessed by a A | Team and the Butchers three, with| st AL P EY — —- —- —|crowd of 35000 fans. Any person or persons having|the former winning by a narrow ; Totals 400 454 4461300 | S e clatms "against_ Sam Kovich of|margin. Individusl scores made| Hunters report wild turkeys and mehm‘::y g;"“;fend o s Garlics | LUNCHEON-THEATRE PARPY Simo Kovacevich, will please pres- | Saturday night were: i“‘z; iy ““:‘s“b“"fi Plenz’;“‘c;::; :’hf ::c O;‘ pet ::d‘:m: Allen Shattuck Inc Miss Monson .. 104 118 155— 377 Luncheon and Theatre Party for ent same to the undersigned. City Tohm oo R O K e cof 103" enalls SHAE Bath 16 ba ] . Andrews 124 154 181— 459 [sons and daughters of American | care Gastineau Grocery, | Barragar, Jr... 169 164 156489, of Georgla. - Srotmerily. roniaE ithe Dr. Williams... 109 153 109— 371 Legion and Auxiliary members at | EMIL P. RUNDICH, | Shattuck A e sesmmmemerd (| Ji o an (TRl L POSEES T Se AESY oy 9 ay 9 adv as] |P arragar. 0—449 . . Totals e b e i el pn T " {1 Greater byg fosiesiabmnds; Eetablished 1898 * Juneau, Alaska Tonight there will be threc T i SHOP IN JUNEAU | Total 1394 the possible - fllness due to . 3 S 5 o AN N T N SEE | Butchers . unsanitary processes or over- ; | B. Schmitz ... 180 150 136—460 Chrlstmas |{ taxing of your own vitality e DAILY SPORTS CARTOON R B e R i ‘\ | Brown 147 156 138—441 A | Lhenlcomp?rcdthe result with - - 5 % P " . | our low-priced laundry serv- RN : ; nlt w{ Greeting o , i G s | oOn Sunday afternoon two spec- Alasl | | jal matches were played off at lvho Brunswick between the Alaska CARDS | | Electric Light and Power Compa | L nd | team, and the Capitol Beer Parlor i au ry can come | three with each team winning a in box assortments e | match. The lineup of the Light T = G "z | Company team was J. Barragar, / - m": | sr, P. Shaw and J. Barragar . 500 - | SN | while those of the Capitol B | ;s'hl\ Parlor aggregation were S. Koski k A Gabe Paul and A. Guern. $1 00 *: The scores made in the first - ' d match were, Alaska Electric Licht e g H and Power Co. 1404, Capitol Beer if Y°: ’": or .l 'fi“";"m"' Parlor team, 1276, and in the N | ose and make regular w | ond match, Capitol Beer Pa J P 3 § Weekly or UWCE i oGl G e Masks ‘ monthly deposits in an account at ~ TuE OUNDEE ; e Jun Dr this bank | eovs pee we EE eau Drug | . FIRST BROTHERS BAND TO BROADCAST | | 0 BAN WORLDS oF Boltimore b 1 Co. ‘ Lay your plans, set a goal, then BOXING 3 1= 1 Nile Shrine Temple Band and | “SO DO In ‘ P 'n‘- b I( o H I L ‘M EweiaT | | Chanters will broadcast over K | save lor it. is bank will hclp by CHAMPIONSHIPS THE NEW MDDLEWEIAT | | | " CHAMPIO |0. M. O. 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