The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY OCT. 29, 1934. BRINGING UP FATHER ‘ y (‘EOR(‘E McMANUS WELL: MAGGIE 15 QOIN TO YLL JUST TURN ON X e | JUST AINT COOK DINNER TO-NIGHT: THE.RAD\Q WHILE YOU ARE NOW LASTENING S GONNA M1 I'D STAY HOME ANY TIME SHE'S COOKIN'- A TO DINTY MOORE'S THAT AFFAIR FER ONE OF THEM- | HOPE BT OF MUSIC \WiLL CHOWDER PARTY MAGGIE WiLL SHE HASN' T FERGOTTEN GIVE ME A BETTER GIVEN IN HONOR OF 7 HAVE TO EAT HOW TO COOK THEM * \ APPETITE- “PIGEON-CHEST ™MS$ GORITY-| : HER OWN GOSD OLD MEALS OF e S WE HOPE ALL THE MEAL- LONG AGO- GANG 'S HERE TO-NIGHT 2 S | s =3 © 1944, King Fearures Syndicare, Ipc. Great Beiai ighs reserved BARRAGAR 1S WASI'"NGTUN U iDail;)’ Sports Cartoon By TN e ,goérfifima";‘: o TOP PINSTER | CONTINUES TO | S \ OPport | . ui . AT ELK GL B} : $ ; R} § x BY ALAN GOULD failing to do so have allowed the , = n b g k —_— pro game to cre2p up to a posi- tion of importance. —_— ; ey : ' : X 3 In Pin,.sourgh.dulne recent €Ve- - o.yanizeq cheering, for exam- F ] i3 Topples Most Pins in 21 ‘Huskies Defeat California' % ; 4 . h ?Sxxoco,nl«;flu:cn n:ucel:deg‘r L0O weck ple, has not been encouraged, as OR home-like travel comfort — for service unex- Chmes: Thrie Games Be Sativi I o 3 o 4 " tball between (. .. should. The students in all celled — you'd surely choose the famous Empire ” ars turday by ¢ ; Bopamonyl doRllom tho s have not bean together as | | Builder between the Pacific Northwest and Chicago. and Single Game Score 13 to 7 ; A ;c,:‘r’f,'i‘) TR e xm%m; ConNsquUenty, they 96| | Not only will you enjoy its fine equipment—its air- 0%l ny Ve, STONSE ARG g 1 conditioned diner and observation car—shower kAR ' p Obvious the professional uffered. T ke Following n cld family custom,| SEATTLE, Oct. 20.—The unde- % ; 4 is taking hold. It has moved out NM’,:“ ;'md:;:“:'"ni,vb'::::::;‘y \v:;::} baths, barber-valet, radio—latest Standard sleepers —new-type, plush-upholstered Tourist cars, but James Barragar, Jr. monopoized,‘fea(ed University of Washington R " - S 9 fonal wr i £ i of the class of professional wre t- & N 3T | % | an b2 done through orga }',‘“‘L”;‘,'}:s iuoo;g:%g ?gz:;;m‘;n ”;‘;.:fookhall team cc_’“qumd the ([:‘If' AL 3 4 ling and into the class of profes- The Big Ten “Lasgd‘.‘,n(f;;mg::;, you’ll derive added pleasure from the clean, cine the season just concluded. He notummm e 1P siona baseball. » which compare in musical ability | | derless Great Northern Route, and the smooth, oo 4 o O M i e e 4 ” The critics have been predicting {4 any in the country and surpass even swiftness of the Empire Builder. only won high average, 186, but|tinue the victorious, drive toward ¢ s g 3 : 1 intercollegiate football's doom. It gn¢ i the country i rching. I . . 5 . . . T e e B oo oayi the Paciti Coast conference, gham- . 4 Will go, they say, the way inter- 4 }\ genuine lhri')l tl?) ':':lt(c‘k:ml”k;esz :\n;’l; wghn:l'ls(:lese 'hl::lfilse’ a;nfcl:q::: l]?)‘:rfldse]l;e'";; ok 2 o o the Iast 18 Inexpe: . . single game, 253, and the biggest pionghip, : 2 ¥ " llegia gone. It : for three games, 619 Like Alexan- washington scored on & pass, . f :fili(fi,tefl:fi;&a& lffifo“fiif (,IJ‘ n“l,l: e b*‘j’dsfmf‘“b”“‘: Sometimes costs have been reduced. The renowned Great Nor- der, he had no more worlds %0 Anhonen to Hornbeck, in the open- ] - ¥ 1 I | of the sports pages. :i(:m‘r:{n‘;m:éghlggwnm(chnvl‘x:,m thern meals are also down in price. “’:?“:‘Bamd R ot e cfixafirba m;]d Kt foul;fuhm;i;m‘:J - f 3 It takes strength of imaginatih cnalk_marked gridiron, gl If you are “going out” this fall—and Octo- S averkite; 10d. Bt Wik raetat] and line smash by Burr Bu ,. G i to believe this. As evidence, they " n a)) geference to the pros they ber’s a wonderful month to travel—we ; ot the last period. f 3 3 say that the pros play better foot- connot match this. ; wonld like to help you plan your tri Was just one pin shy of Bama-| Arieigh Williams gave the Bears| i B ball. This is doubtfu, but even if o or arch this Vri g A - gar’s, so the latter wears the s youchdown after a drive through| || ATHLETE® L S J fhoiers tiis B ME R0t bhliove it e Write or cable: g iy R o Bmnd Dol e L iy WHO CAY S0 i e petcaarty signtfffar STANFDRD BE R X Dintap. 385 Crupwille . Vancomvers B € nik fifth, 182. | Z?é"l_"g'fi HIS OR HER- ELEANOR Collegians Have Setting H. G. Amess, Alaska Represenu;lve 4 AFTER. A rsittes take Representative will meet you at Seattle or Van- The Webfeet—Li: ik, Walmer As long as the universities tak: Pl b4 w0d B A Willlegicsande * 6 ELK BOWLERS MEET YEAR'S LAY OF+ ! . HOLM Ritvantags: of (s Sinn. Body’ and | couver on letter or cable advice. highest total for one game, 569" TON[GHT FOR TlTLE wA JARRETT the setting in which the great sta- [ = and the Cougars, champions of the —_— R dia hre, there is little doubt about Northern Division—Caro, Cleveland| Tonight at 8 o'clock, the cham- L - which game provides the greater §J and Southwell—were high for tree pionship of the first bowling tour- | By ATS = AFTER BEING | oppertainment. ) games, 1603. |nament of the season at the Elks'| OUT OF COMPETITION To many who attend the inter- Not counting averages for bowl- Club will be decided. - The con-| \ FOR ALMOST A collegiate game, the game itself is ers who were absent, the Dons tending teams will be the Dons, 0 o 2 YEAR SHE COMES | incidental. These are mainly inter-| PALO ALTO, Cal. Oct. 29— - s E— s made the best average showing, winners in the Southern Division PACK. AND STARTS' |ested in the colorful crowd and |Stanford defeated Southern Cali-| (™7~~~ SR RS TR T e 1 5 Here is the way the teams and the Cougars, Northern Dmsmn{ S | CLIPPING THE 220+ |the bands, and the universitier | fornia’s Trojans 16 to 0 last Sat- | ‘L P ‘INT II P ranked in this respect: ‘Litlchulders. Vi | /. YARD BACKCSTROKE ‘.\‘hx:!»\ the teams represent. 'l:l\t‘\‘ urday afternoon ‘while 45,000 spec- Team Averages On the basis of individual aver-| RECORD SOME are dnterested in the spectacle. |tators watched Howard Jones' : , Northern Division—Cougars, 508; ‘ages the Dons appear to have the It is very likely that professional |coached team lost its first game on If It's Paint We Have It! Beavers, 488; Vandals, 488; Web- advantage, the team averaging 178 | SRS | football will buid up a definite | Northern California soil. 5 - feet, 487; Grizzlies, 478; Bulldegs, to the Cougars' 169. However, the| wWorLD ! rivalry between the cities. Soon,| Stanford stopped the Trojan run- PHONE 549 Wendt & Garster 465; Polar Bears, 463; Huskies, ‘C(,ug(us declare that the other fel- "All Rights Reserved by The Assoclated Press ————— | indead, the average fan will think |ning and passing attack without § At VP e o i S 445. The Huskies were handicap-! mus have been shooting over mmr ——————————— ~ ———— of Cincingati, for example, as the | permitiing the USC ECleVEN (0|’ rewccerrd oot o oo oo o e ml by the absence Df Cflp ain hf‘nd; and that they have no fear OLD NEWSPAPERS { Aninial husbanatien: Mre tatnis | which not only has a last|even become a threat Southern ~ Division—Dons, 5 In the Don lineup ‘are Semby,| 1 bundles for sale at The Em-|meeded for work in the fields musn | Club-in the National professional | The heaviest rainfall in 24 hours Gaels, 504; Trojans, 5 Br Robertson and Benson. Caro,| . 2 2 . |football league. But it is doubt- |at New York City in 60 years was ~ 490; Indians, 485; Bruins, 475; Utes, | Cleveland and Southwell zepresent|Pire office, 25c. Fine for starting cheaper than they can be purchas- | ¢ "it the game will ever be able |9.40 inches, Oct, 8-9, 1903 CASH GROCERS | ly morni: 471; Golden Bears, 461. the Cougars. s st e i, s Mo AN A Ll Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 The Trojans topped the league| Registrations are coming in fast ol o i vt I 11111 T + R e ——— R B perfect mark with the excepiion |will probably start next Thursday. x 1 o e e oo of one game missed by one 0. tic ! The entry list promises to be large, BAILEY’S 24-Hour Service players. |as considerable interest is being Beer, if desired Merchants’ Lunch Following are the individual a‘“lmanifesbed by members of both C FE e 4 Short Orders Regular Dinners erages, together with the numncr |gexes, “WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS” of games rolled: Name s Barragar, J., Jr. Bavard Henning, F. Selby Lavenik Henning A. Kaufmann Caro Radde Robertson . S § Parks . e : > The following are final scores of ‘Benson 3 % prominent football games played Hendrickson % last Saturday afternoon: Sabin, H. - California 7; Washington 13. Pullen | Oregon State 0; Washington State Andrews : 81 Cleveland g 168 UCLA 49; California Aggies 0. Messerschmidt, G. 167 Southern California 0; Stanford Sides ) 16. Stevens . i : Santa Clara 19; Fresno State 0. Garn s ! Oregon 8; Utah 7. Georgé T. . e Idaho 13; Montana 6. Blomgren i Georgia Tech 12; Tulane 20. Messerschmidt, H. £ | Texas 9; Rice 20. Shattuck 3 Navy 17; Pennsylvania 0. ‘Thibodeau Army 20; Yale 12. Bringdale Illinois 7; Michigan 6. Van Atta 5 | Purdue 20; Carnegie Tech 0. Southwell e Cornell 0; Princeton 45. Williams, M. D., : Dartmouth 10; Harvard 0. ‘Wilson Penn State 7; Columbia 14. Banfield i Georgetown 0; New York Univer- Hoffman 9 sity 0. Dunham ety Southern Methodist 26; Fordham Iverson Py g McCormick NG Ohio State 28;, Northwestern 6. Adams - Wisconsin 0; Notre Dame 19. ‘Walmer d Minnesota 48; Iowa 12. Monagle 152 | Missouri 6; Chicago 19. Williams, R. H. ... Oklahoma 7; Kansas 7. Evans SR A 150? Iowa State 6; Nebraska 7. Nelson R 58, 148 Texas A. and M. 10; Baylors 7. Wwile . = 148; Duke 6; Tennessee I4. Davis AT 147 | Georgia 6; Alabama 26. Petrich 142i SUNDAY GAME Sweum 140 Gonzaga 18; Columbia University Hunt -4 o o 139 {of Portland 0. Gallamore . ST N 137 Foster ¥ S L 137 MeNaughton 5 116/ Woman Deadly Shot z mmerman 109 BUDAPEST.—In the recent part- ridge season 2,106 birds were killed !in one day by Miss Andrea Murray, charter member of the new Hun- 1 garian Ladies Shooting Club. Part- M ifldge were plentiful this year, partly because the birds have learned to avoid the alcohol-soaked grain with STATERS 3] Tu fl which poachers make them help- lessly drunk. RS P A PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 29— PUBLIC CARD PARTY ‘Washington State smothered Ore- gon State 31 to 0 last Saturdxy By the Rebekah Lodge Wednes- afterncon in a push-over victory |day, Oct. 31, at 8 'pum. i the 1.°O. which was even more one-sided|O. F. Hall. Contract Bridge, Pin-| than the top heavy score would jochle, and Whist. Refreshm indicate. {ALHJR | Acmimion, B0 cets —“““IfillflllllllfllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIllll|IIIIIII|llIlllI|llIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIWHHIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIII PEARICI TS ! EENEE2INGNINASERNNNEN] BERERAEEE SEI5BRNERRRAGEES e Em2EE BENITSEAEAENRGIE NS The Search For VALUE CAPITOL BEER PARLORS AND BALL ROOM Private Booths Lunches Dancing Every Night sEEETEEREEINE IEFETEIETNZANEEEEEIEINSNERERENSEN ITIISNRIENNINRNEETE z3nzEa ;,vr:,.(.:w-‘... CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards The gold and silver miner does much®work before his mine is on a paying basis. 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