The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1934, Page 5

4 - - = . . 3 K BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS s 4 YOUR MARRIED | | OHL 1 JUST CATER TO FER GOODNESS SAKE! OH WELL! I'LL HAVE [] RaTS! MO INK- i g LIFE\S SO - MY HUSBAND'S EVERY WHERE IN THE WORLD TO USE PEN AN' INK THIS IS A FINE HAPPR Y- HOW, WHIM - | KEEP ALL HIS ARE ALL ME PENCILS TO FIGURE OU'T HOUSE- A LOT DO YOU £ THINGS (N OR%ER- MY ggh‘\,l‘ll»:‘_z(\xgsrofivé%p ‘:“EK NEAR BROKE OF HELP | GIT 4 , MANAGE VT ? OAUGHTER AND | O g 5 ARQUND HERE - NEVER DISTURB ANY CUT OF MY ROOM - F HIS THINGS - : Y e 1 t: = 4 {5 EVERYWHERE.x | @ ' Candidate for TERRITORIAL TREASURER ’ ! e/ J - ) 5 PR W # = ra = e o ° . | [ ' ATHLETIGS STOP By Pap BARNEY ROSS |MAY LEASE Tatay o TEiy % T | | [ . . i i 4 Consistent, Constructive Advocate o | e ok, 4 7 | A Twwis covkrr All Alaska Projects that Merit Support o e (| YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED | CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Packey Mc-| SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 30. —| 1 ! Farland, onetime lightweight con- Ir ld rush days, the mining town | - - (\ |tender when he actually was a of Columbia within one vote |« oo SR ST SRS SR SR 2 ) . . . . e FRED welterweight, now a membter of the in the legisl of being named | 7 Pl t chlng Ace Of Detl'Ol[ Z\\" Llinois Boxing Commission, still the capital of California. Recent- E THE PARIS INN K |retains the prejudice he had for ly it was revealed by Attorney || ails to Get 17th Con- gl ! B v X maragers when he was active in al U. S. Webbs that the state (On Glacier Highway) . secutive Vlclory HE tS sTARTNE oW AN E/GHT WEEKS <7 L i the rigng.b [ 3 x.l-m- :w host tor $lal| SMOKY'S PARIS INN TRIO EVERY NIGHT AT 10:00 ;GUQ “‘ifil_’cfl WiLL TAKE HIM TAEOUND No manager need go to Packey's a his site, | (Hear 'Em Do “The Flying Trape: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 20—| /ME _WORLD - 87 WAY o.:’f "fM N~ ENGLANDS | office sceking favors, but fight ks & CHICKEN — PIT BARBEQU The sensational winning streak of| VAVITED STATES AND AUSTRA! who have been f e g OBE ROT7) ! School Boy Rowe, Detroit's giant gre ™ ——" Gl ROTTNG ccnsultation there. Pa stweedish Peer | 2 r-old pitching ace, was ab- o TENNIS to convert Barnay ROss vay| o : Siis ‘Endtek pdwaree i3 s BT M i | WOODLAND GARDENS 5 bardmen vfr}um the dA;l_fleu_ bats | q;xl;t:nksrxl‘ig\rjwd [L'o Sword, Death i ! £ YV hia routed him in sev- ank you, | G | e Fodi e e > iy of the sacond game of enough to gl FRANKIE MACK’S MELODY BOYS e header. when one is the an! ot} (ADOCRHILN LUNCHES DANCING Rowe was trying for his seven- ¢ boxers Axel Gyllenkrok, | . teenth cons'scu(w,,“ victory, a new Ross, now preparng for the dé- official, recently told the govern { league record, but he has to be oL ot N 9 Ju\"www...h,‘ tifle ™ent he wished to relinquish vri i e s e s S e e e S Sl e content with his she ctee s R SRR Like nopleman granted his | | 4 Tl i o hat-ba. wil ha 5 ; t GEORGE BROTHERS alter Johnsarl and Lefty Grove. H;"IL‘; “;(léph‘:\fi m:{i:-nol;]r‘o"m: The only privileze left in Swed- : el e » A% : k. i 22 3 ish nobility is the right to be oxe- gl 3 22 : Lt 3 S EREA certified public accountant, DGt iR e e WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS y National League to this. The Ross earnings in; Qe e e < i { . Brooklyn 1; St. Louis 4. a trust fund, and that's where the broad-axe, and that has been dor & Boston 11, 0; Pittsburgh 0, 7. money he receives in his coming ~ ! ew Yerk 0; Chicago 1 tbm" is g“ai’iflf resignation, which . | ; ¢ ks be accepted, is the { Sat “1;“""_“;';"]‘;;‘;5;‘:“ o | Although tne Empire State In 1800 Hans Y - - AR i) S D 13 {bullding on Fifth avenue, New ‘minded = peer, 4 R e n & York City, 102 stories high, is Hed Bli- Lank &t 3 e Xidily aown, fow XKnow Hhat &, lsacion of ‘perlagia | T | sma uilding by the same name - > =y e GO Longne has stood on lower Broadway In i nd 4; Sj*;“g‘”“x" 2. . New York City for many years. ; Fmpire Want Ads Pay! AIl("l Shl“il"‘(-k’ I”('. L§ 5 Saj rancisco 2. | & o A ' s 1; Los Angeles 6 e ST A s : i attle 3; Oakland 1. 22 SAFELY | 5 , : . | i L5 - HiS NEXT ! VOTE FOR Lstablished 1898 Juneau, Alaska . STANDING OF CLUBS | 1501 FEND S UeSe CROWA 2‘ R g i sl RN e i Vel by The Assoctted wowll [ Won Lost Pet : ! 1 i New York 80 45 €40 | basketball and other elements of | football when he was coaching the | season an an team| (- | g R R famous Carlisle Indians yehts \ago, | picked from 1 payed and |} tor UNITED FOOD CO. St. Louis . 3 51 589 | president of the| and although lacrosse was mnot won two games all | 2 IWaton 64 60 516 ¢ Intercollegiate La-|played at Stanford while he was| aggregations in New f Territorial Treasurer CASH GROCERS Pittsburgh 59 64 480 | o ociation, says his or-|there, it is planned to introduce | Baltimore. | ~ Brooklyn 54 68 443 1 is being swamped with|it at Temple, his present berth,| mow quickly American otes z o She Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 Philadelphia 46 np " 3y7|redussis for Jafosmasion aboubithe | next sming }are taking to the ancient sport is|} D tic Ticket et Cincinnati % 363 3reat h‘?fi:ai‘fizob’»’afl’:‘; cfl:l";’s‘ f:;’x;; Lacrosse has been popular at|indicated by the fact that the Lally emocratic licke [ womemanssseTes i . < 5 s "(; é?alilornia. 1sum‘f of (hr‘m?lder American vcol- trophy, crvnlv)lom-.mc (?( t,he world's ACCOUNTANT, EX-FISHERMAN ; merican League leges for decades. Yale, Harvard,| championship, is now held by lhe: and PROSPECTOR . 5 Won Lost Pct Grid Coaches Endorse It | Cornell, Syracuse, Dartmouch.}umted States. Lacrosse is played | - Dotects 82 43 656 American fontball coaches, among | Pennsylvania, the Army and Navy,|in England, Ireland and Australia “The Roosevelt Candidate” Next to Bailey’s Cafe PHONE H . New York 77 48 them Pop Warner, Reggie Root|Johns Hopkins, University —of as well as on its birthplace, the u : R ik % o) Cleveland 64 58 of Yale, Harvey Harmon of Penn- | Maryland and other universities| North American continent, fnd!y. Combetent and wall qualirieq THEY NEVER SLEEF Boston 6 62 sylvania and others, Moore reports,| have long been active in the la-|was featured in the Olympic games| for this position DA —— asnington 55 67 are praising lacrosse highly as a | crosse field. |of 1928 and 1932. GENERAL ELECTION | SL‘ Louis - 56 66 spring conditioner for their grid-| Last spring 200 teams were play-| The Indians who started the SEPT. 11, 1934 D) 24-Hi Service Philadelphia 50 10 men, christening it the “football| ing from Georzia to New Hamp- game called it baggataway, end, h BAILEY S -] I::r l;vdeslred Chicago ........ 45 80 3601of the spring.” Warner was shire and out to the University of whole tribes scuffled for the ball| "l;, rchants’ Lunch steeped in lacrosse as much as| Washington. At the ciose of the with the goal-posts set miles apart. el Py v Pacific Coast League ' C AF Bhort e & (Second Half) o T A ot e + e { Regular Dinners Won Lost Pet. ! “WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS" Los Angeles .. 43 23 652 H e el g B W.G. SMITH, Independent Candidate Hollywood 38 28 576 7 San Francisco 38 88 500 ? | Missions 288 38 800 | Oakland 3L 3 470 For re-election to i Sacramento ... 23 43 348 | Portland ... 23 43 348 . + £ eem—— OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURER \ LACROSSE GAME ~ IS SPREADING Invites attention to his record of twenty- one years continuous service as Treasurer and Secretary of the Banking Board, under . COI\IL\ILRCIAL BAN o duly confirmed appointments by two Demo- . 7 i GVER AMEHIGA cratic and two Republican Governors, and ING service 1S an im- e i by election in the General Election of 1930. % . 0Old Canadian Sport, Orig_ If elected, cop(luct of lh_o o('fi.ci(-.will hl"us p()rt fact()r n prOgreS- & inated in Quebec (s he.retnfore, with all possible efficiency, with x : | 2 fairness and courtesy to all, and without sive busmess plans, Our v special favors to any one. College Popularity Every bottle of " MENDENHALL MitK i1 Stands f(}r Supreme Purity and Richness of Flavor And to put such outstanding quality and dependabilify into our milk, we have had tc ge to untbld research and expense. The cows on our facilities and co-opera- tion are at your disposal MONTREAL, Aug. 30.—Quebec, the ancient storehouse which two centuries ago supplied hardy dis- covers and colonizers for a large part of what is now the United States, is making another contri- » bution to the states—its native game, lacrosse—now called by some the fastest-growing sport in Am- erican schools and colleges. (- Just as the United States took hockey to its heart a few years ago and has installed the winter “Indian Egg Lump Tite First National mania of Quebevi as one of its farms arc all tuberculin-tested, Grade A producers and are milked ; ? JORS, popular-cold-Wethes. . tegan der th ¢ sanitary conditi In our plant as much AR ; e Nalp e X R tare, labor and cquipment In Kecping It cean 28w do in. he actue $12.00 per ton at bunkers Bank i o e g e production of the milk, and then to be sure, several purity tests are ] R e e made during the bottling cf the milk. All this to give you, your AN ¥ s g JUST husband and your childrei a smooth, rich, heavy-bodied milk. Our Your $ is bigger when you burn milk has move cream, which means more nourishment—more flavor— : ¥ "CALL more vitamins. And best of all—you can depend on consistent high Indian Egg-Lum' quality. Phone today for a month’s trial, 1 985 ° PHONE 412 4 | : FIC COAST COAL (. i 3148 BmAKERY ' ‘ | . NON-ACID AD DAILY 1 i Mendenhall Dairy S - H{ AT S i b X 1 wds w4 3% 01887 4 e Lt 5 e A ) ¢ ) : : 4i2 JUNEAU ‘3 Phone 546 J. A. Sofoulis Front St. | i : GEORGE DANNER, Proprietor, ALASKA AR 3 I lOld Papers _for Sale at Empire Office