The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 27, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRJDAY APRIL 77 1934, L BRINGING UP FATHER \ WHY- THE VERY IDEA- | AN THEY'RE GONNA TAKE THE PIANO WAY IF YOU TO TAKE AND | HAVE TO STUDY SO DOW! THEM A | CANT GO DOWN AND TALK TO THOSE RUFFIANS- THEY WANT THE PIANO AwWAY THIS AF TERNOON- YOW N AND GIVE PIECE OF YOUR MIND - 0R A!HLETH}S CARDOZA OUT f"“’A? YANKEES ~ SECOND ROUND T (O'VA/\ Vth Apl 2 —Fwd- 154 pounder 2 la Altcll(‘s Airtight & all—Hayes Breaks 5 1 knockout over Joe Ok i f pounder of Los Angeles, 2 to 2 Tie in the second of a ten rounder. - SEATTLE TO HAVE NEW RECREATIONAL SWIMMING PALACE Alaskans 's . ne vimming palm & on May 30, ording to word GAME ved in Ju u from Winnie THURSDAY Pacifi Thornton, formerly Mrs. L; ddition to T swimming cific North have a dining room where the fin- est of food is {@ be served, turi and steam baths, a fine dan floor the largest in- pool in the Pa- ; Chicago 4. ; Pittsburgh 1. sun S From ti members room extending across the d side of the building observation room, nd patrons may watc entering and lea y and be entertained by fascinating life of the har- | STANDING OF CLUBS ity shops for the con-! | Pacific Coast League of feminine members will | Won Lost P ided in the fine new build- | 19 5 and a pipe organ is being in- 17 7 led in the natatorium res ¢o *.. 18 10 th y| 11 12 of ¢ 10 14 tanks will co 9 13 tain .7()0000 gallons of heated 8 16 water and are to consist of a main | and 6 16 3| pool 60 by 165 feet, a ladies’ pool 20| National League by 75 feet, and a children’s pool Won Lost Pct.land a cold water plunge. 1 1 875 In order that the harbor life may 6 2 be visible to those enjoying t 5 3 luxury of the observation room, the 4 4 natatorium is being built out over 4 4 the water. It is expected that many 2 5 6 | Alaskans will take advantage of hati 2 6 this new addition to recreational Ph. adelphia 1 7 life of Seattle, when visiting in American League that city. Won Lost Pct ——-— 5 2 NOTICE TO MOTORISTS | 4 2 Until further notice the paved 5 3 825 | streets will be flushed every Sun- 4 4 .500 |day morning between 3:30 and 8 4 5 444 |o'clock. Automobile owners are 4 5 444 lwarned not to park their cars on 2 4 .333 | these streets during these hours. Chicago 2 5 .286 | Violations will be prosecuted. > C. J. DAVIS, WOOD FOR SALE —adv. Chief of Police. Block wood and klindling. Phone —_—,t—— 358. —adv.! Daily Empwe Want Ads Pay sbody knows ? \at it Is. But every- b ody knows the sen- | _ sation...the incom-,% ' porable Hepburn | KATHARINE HEPBURN . IN “MORNING GLORY" 7 with ADOLPHE MENJOU PICTURE | C. Aubrey Smith DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ir. Mary Duncan , whose husband, Roy Thorn-! is manager of the new nata-! st, the Natatorium will | and a comfortable observation | | players such as Hall Lee, Joe Web- | Bob Heaman, | Bob McFarlane and others of equal) IS SOUGHT FOR SEATTLE SQUAD . Ex- Washln gton Varsity * Baseball Players Plan Invasion of Alaska —;Ex——ommz:\xion of men known Sponsored b Seattle busin ! Alaska Shippe a baseball squad composed of former Unive: y of ‘Washington baseball play s is seeking to arrange Roy Oxman, , University ,' ferred with Judge W. A. Holtz- heimer, President of the City League, relative to games here. Final arrangements will be made by correspondence between Judge, Holzheimer and Pete Antoncich, Sporting Editor of the Seattle Star. | The Washington athletes are man- ed by Coach Tubby Graves, var- baseball mentor who has turn- out spme of the greatest col- | lege teams in the’ country. Included among the men on the Shippers’ squad are several American and All-Pacific Coast er, Jack Hanover, note. It is planned to bring along 15 men. games at Ketchikan, Juneau, Cor- dova, Seward, Anchorage and Fair- banks. It is hoped to play games ‘bdm northbound and southbound. The team plans now to sail from | | Seattle about the middle of June i and be absent a month or more R ATTENTION MOOQ LADIES Installation of Moose officers to- |night at 8 o'clock Moose ladi ’]nwt(‘(l to installation. Dance an refreshments. 7u:i\. CATCH COLD EASILY?| Mrs, E. H. Amos of 2911 E Tacoma, Wash., | ‘At one time I was v and suffered from vere cold that settled my chest and bronchial tubes. I used Dr. Pierce's Golden, Medical Discovery & and it built me up € 1 felt 100%. 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This system also may be adopi-| l | | | | | i | Bv GEOBG‘E McMAN'US HURRY UP- GIT NEV ER 'T ON THE WAGON -1 TS BUCKY | WUZ E?E%ESTHQEE HERE TO HELP WELL- THAT AIN'T ENOUGH- PIANO AS THIS GUY- |Citizenship for ”t'llukutlu ELEC. 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