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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07

So today and during the past two
DAYS the unsee1ng-classes from 1867
10 1929-have been saying good
bvs" to the alma mater they've
never seen, and never will see-only
in thought.
Let me tell you bit about them
as they let the cat die" for the last
THERE'S the bead-making lady.
Il Wasn't you Mrs. Melissa H
Yes. and I'm 81 years old and
meetin' by making beads
You see some one gave her s5
lives in Jacksonville, Ill.
Shed heard the old school mus
determined to make the trip. The
into strands. the strands sold. she
"Scrimped" and saved 500.
And $50 was enough to make
= L. l. j.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07

so the chairs in unison. They will
never see each others smiles, frowns,
worried faces if they marry. 1t is
better thus-isn't it?
"Tweek-week-e -eeck," Il love you, -
''Tweek- week -eecK," L love you, y
hum the chairs, beat their hearts.
read of feet feeling. almost lovingly,
the veil, and one bumps into John
las a right, too, for in 1899 he came
same hallway in which he walks the
stirred love. He met his wife after
er.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02

LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- TON NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
"BEAU GESTE" TRULY
 GREAT CINEMA PLAY

"Beau Geste" has arrived in Jul neau. :.
 Gay, young, courageous "Beau and his brothers brought smiles, TO- nance, thrills and a few tears to an audience that saw the lirs' showing of Percival Wren's driving gripping novel at the Coliseum Theatre last night and final snow ing tonight.
 Ronald Colman as Beau" gives q portrayal which many are sure to place above his wonderful worS in "The White Sister"
 Rivaling Colman are Neil Haml- ton and Ralph Forbes. the other two brothers A magnificent cnal acter is brought to life py Noai Beery as "the cruelest man ane bravest soldier" in the Legion.
 Acting honors also belong to al the others on the long list of play ers-to William Powell, Alice joyce Mary Brian, and Norman Trevor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
- - - HEARTS IN DIXIE"
 COLISEUM, TUESDAY

Something new in the way O. technicians who help create an all- talking screen production has been introduced by Fox Movietone in the making of Hearts in Dixie" com- ing to the Coliseum tomorrow. The picture is unique in having had the advantage of a musical director. IL is the first time a musician has ever acted in such a capacity.
 The man entrusted with the mus ical direction of Hearts in Dixie, was Howard Jackson, who came tc Fox Movietone after many years o1 success as a song writer, composer orchestra leader and master of cer- emonies.
 1 Since musical numbers run al through the production, rendered II ta number of instances by an en- semble of sixty mixed voices, it wa: essential that an expert be giver charge of the vocal performances
 Jackson also wrote the theme song. which has the same title a! 'the picture. It is a tuneful melody and expresses the spirit of the DIG ture in an authentic way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
RIGA IS TO BE INSTALLED AT PALACE MOVIE
Resident Engineer LaHar Arrives Here to Begin
 Work, Local Theatre

Installation of the RIGA Photo phone will start at the Palace Theatre within two or three days and perhaps by the end of the week the date for the opening of the "see and hear" features will probably be announced.
 Charles A. LaHar, of New York City, resident engineer for British Columbia and Alaska, arrived on the Queen and today submitted bids for contract electrical work necessary. The equipment for the talkies is expected to arrive in Juneau on the Yukon tomorrow. Mir LaHar came to Juneau from Ketchikan where he has just com pleted installation of the RIGA in l the Liberty Theatre in that town and he said the reception accord ed the opening feature there was most popular and the movie fans were pleased and satisfied.
 Before coming to Alaska, MT LaHar completed installation of the RIGA in seven movie theatres in British Columbia He was in Vancouver, B. C., when he received orders to proceed North His in- lstructions were to sail from Seattle on the Yukon. two weeks ago last Saturday. When his assignment Iorder came, it was Il o'clock Sat- Iurday forenoon and the Yukon had |sailed from Seattle at o'clock.
 MT. LaHar chartered an airplane lin Vancouver and flew out to Intercept the steamer. After about three hours flying, the Yukon was Ispotted on the Gulf of Georgia 1.-The steamer slowed down, boat Twas swung out and went to the plane and LaTIar was transferred lsafely and came North to Ketchi- kan, fulfilling his contract.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
HOOT GIBSON AT
 PALACE, TUESDAY

Hoot Gibson, famous cowboy star and celebrated for having won hundreds of medals in the United States for his riding ability, has also received numerous prizes in Australia for his skill in inanag- ing horses. Gibson, whose exciting Western picture for Universal, "Tho Wild West Show" will open at the Palace Theatre Tuesday, won the championship of the American Con- gress of Cowboys, an Australian rodeo in which the best riders O. that country take part
 Dorothy Gulliver plays the lead ing feminine role in The Wild West Show" Others in the sup porting cast are Allan Forrest, Mon te Montague, Gale Henry, Joe Hin son and John Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
Attractions At Theatres
RAMON NOVARRO AT
 PALACE, LAST TIMES

Directors and producers are awakening to the fact that audi ences are just as intelligent as most of the pictures that are being produced and consequently chang | ing their tactics"
 This is the statement of Hobart Henley famous director of HIS Secretary "The Auction Block, " "An Exchange of wives" and "The Flirt," whose newest picture, "A Certain Young Man. Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer's whimsical rom a n c starring Ramon Novarro, at the Palace for the last times tonight,
 The new Henley production IS a whimsical comedy romance, with Novarro as modern young English lord whose flirtations land hlm III a pack of trouble when he meets the right girl Marceline Day ls the girl, and the cast includes he nee Adoree, Carmel Myers, HuntieJ Gordon and Bert Roach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02

NOTE-ObservaIlons at Barrow, Fort Yukon. are made at a. m and p. m, Juneau time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
MOOSE FARM DANCE
 IS WELL ATTENDED

The farm dance" given by the Moose last Saturday night proved to be one of the biggest events of the kind that organization has pulled off. Dancers were on the floor until long after 1 o'clock Sun- day morning.
 Miss H. w. Whitley was awarded the prize for being the best farm cite" and H. R. Engley pulled down the farmer" prize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau

Forecast for and vicinity. beg-uing D. m Unsettled with occasional ran tonight and Thurs rate to fresh southeasterly winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
HANDKERCHIEF SALE AND
 SILVER TEA

Next Saturday, December 7th, at the Electric Light and Power Com panys display room, the Guild Of Holy Trinity Cathedral will hold their annual Christmas sale. There will be a splendid assortment of handkerchiefs suitable for Christ mas gifts; and also nice assortment of home cooked foods. Tea will be served during the afternoon. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
WILL PACK FISH

O. D. Leet, of the Alaska Fish Brokerage, was a passenger from Seattle on the Queen. He brought five men from the Wral.gell and Petersburg stations and will start packing frozen fish at the Juneau C3ld Storage about Wednesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02
ATTENTION

Painting, Paperhanging and Dec orating. Guaranteed First Class work only. Max H. Mieike, Phone 1191. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-02

Mrs Wm. Grossman oi Tenakee. arrived in Juneau on the Queen after a short visit with friends in Seattle.
 w. w. 3aJcneller, broker with headquarters in Juneau, is pas senger aboard the Yukon from Se- attle and due tomorrow.
 John Beck, who has been south for a month, is returning to Juneau aboard the Yukon.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
AoUEDUCT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Fiveeighths Of a mile.
Fronk tErickson) ........ 81 81 -
Czsrna (Richards1 ...... 81 IL
Vicente CIV. Garner] 5-S
Marie staplston. showers Bright Day.
Paid May Agnes K. My Top. Flying
Fantom and Baby Blimp also ran.
Time. 1:01 as.
SECOND RACE-Six and a half fur
longs
Drawing Roard tMalley) IL IL II
Artillerymau tSmithD.,... 81 Al
John CavaHash (Efston).. IL
Miss Fire. Royal Play. Northampton.
Finir Laurie, Grace H.. Star Flyer,
and irish also ran. Time Lee.
THIRD RACE-Five- eighths mile
On Tap (P. Walls( ...... $40 rs IA
Nell W. tKurtsinger) ST S-5
Chrysaldi (Eaby). 81
Mint Airy, Bar Sinister. Mary N.
Royal Time. OmrkayssD. Camp Kit and
FOURTH RACE-Mile and one-six.
Low Gear tkennedy). ..... SIS ont
Priscilla Carter (Rejshak) out
Dali also ran. Time, 1:4e.
FIFTH RACE-Three- -fourths mile.
Native Son (Garnsr)..... 81 I'll AZ
Amman Maiben) n)......... 4-6 Ia
st. Otis CKelssy). ......... rs
Gay Colors. Panda. Fleche d'Argent.
Easter, Cessre. Dark Ayr and Rasselas
also ran. Time. 1:141-5.
SIXTH RACE - One and ne-eighth
miles.
Dolsn tMeTagne, .:.;:.. 90 s-5 !-s
Bigot (Kennedy) .......... as
Old Kid. Moboz, Shasta Grafton,
Tomahawk 4th. NoIe. Fire On and Nu-
cain Park also ran Time, 1:54l-5
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
NIGHT


At New York-Ruby Go1dstein
scored technical Knockout over
Freddy Meuller, Buffalo, in seventh
round. Arturo Schekles, Belgium,
won 10.round decision over Canada
Lee, Harlem. joey Leonard, brother
o; Benny Leonard, knocked out Al
Palmer in second round.
At Los Angeles-Ace sHudkins,
Nebraska scored technical kayo
over Joe Anderson in sixth round.
At Cairo. Cav. L. (Young)
Stribling, Macon, knocked out
Johnny Gibbons, st. Paul, in the
third round.
At Portland Me.-Joe Zelinsky,
Boston, Knocked out Pat Dooley,
Trenton. in first round.
At Philadelphis-Geor C,urtnev,
Oklahoma. won I0-round decision
over Billy Jones. Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

popular opinion be that if Jack sharkey is to
the shelf of the heavyweight division after
nights meeting with Tommy Loughran, the aspiring
Philadelphia Adons, he will have Tommy the early
rounds. This is easier said than DONE
Loughan onushng type fighter who will probably be
there himself in the early rounds trying to permanently and
definitely eliminate Sharkey and it will not be to pile up
Lougan until the fight far toward its
conclusion.
Sharkey that he is good foerunner and
That he looks good when he is far out
ahead and and. squaWk too if he gets chance
when everything not coming his He squawked pretty
champion refused despite his narrow in the
fourth round Sharey finally lost his fight by dropping his
the referee about something other
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
Class Teams
Meet Saturday Night

Teams affiliated with the tdplta,
CITY League 125.pound division WI
hold a final meeting SATURDAY nlem.
at 7:3O o'clock at French's sport
Store 721 Fourteenth st. n. w.
No No. teams win be admitted after
T Final organization plans for the
senior and 1s5-pound leagues were
effected last night me 'wo
leagues will start on octooer l'
and the schedules are now being
arranged. - Nov
curys. Marions, ST. Stephens and
Mohawk Preps will compete in the
senior division. which corresponds
tn the 15O.pound group of last year.
M,rd,oId,s Palace 4. c.. Brent
wood Jannevs. Colonisls. "olnm.
hisrs Notre Dame Props 'nd
Northern rrsp. are entered IN the
iS5-pound section.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
Loughran Has Change of Pace

Well sharksy is not likely to pile an early margin on
lose the smiling Tommy will be for him to get discouraged
Loughran will be specializing in body punishment tomorrow
night He has been giving his sparring mates plenty Of pains IN
their midsection Tommy has developed left hook to the
and right hand the which bodies i'll to
Loughans training right h Monday night when he hung up
his gloves he has seemed be break his partners
two He doated the ribs of of his boys despite the
fact he wearing "a ounce gloves.
Too Loughan has great the body and jaw,
followed by right jaw. His combination right to
the left also has working wonderfully He
has been hitting twice hard he did Hoosk Falls when he
getting his Braddock fight Both Manager Smith
and Trainer Brady have the effect Tommy has
sacrificed of his speed order acquire this punch
of
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
Griffith Ponders
80 Training Site;
Tigers at Tampa

The Washington Baseball Club
will have to train elsewhere than
at Tampa, Fla. next year, owing
to a telegram received by Presi
dent Clark Griffith from the
Chamber of Commerce Of that
city to the effect they had signed
a contract with the Detroit Tigers
to use the Tampa field. Last sea
son the Tigers trained at Phoenix.
Arizona.
The terminating of the Tampa
contact brings to an end a six
years association with the Florida
city which has seen two American
League cha mpions trained there,
Clark Griffith Is considering sew.
eral offers to train at other
Florida points, as we'll as one
from San Antonio. Tex.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
HORNSBY SE { 8
RECORDS FADE

Laugh clown laugh might as well
read laugh Hornshy laugh.
Though the mighty Ra iah smiles
bravely as the Cubs go about dry
cleaning their flanneis for their first
world series in quite spell the big
man would probably prefer quiet
corner and a good cry.
For the Rajah is daily watching
the sad sight of his two most cher
ished possessions-his league batting
title and his home run record-pass
into the hands OF others. The for.
mer seems sure to fall to Lefty
O'Doul. fairhaired walloper Of the
Phillies. The latter seams certain TO
tumble before the clubbing of Master
Melvin Otis big bat.
Master OFT, as the Giants
kicked the Braves twice yester.
day, Sd and 6-5. sliced himself
two hOmers to tie HOrnsby's rec.
ord Of AZ of 1922 He will no
doubt find time to pat one more
over the fence ere the season
ends.
Youth scored again as the Phlliles
whipped the Robins, TO 3, when
Johnny Frederick, Robin rookie out
fielder, dumped his fifty-first double
OF the season over the infield. This
is one more than Paul Waner got
in 1928 when he set record.
Hafey's homer helped the CARDS
bounce the Reds, to /.
Old Tom Zachary scored his
twelfth straight win as the Yankees
humbled Boston, to 3. Before
the game Ruth was presented with
q loving cup from the Boston fans.
Rookie Pitcher Herring and
Rookie ShOrtstOp Akers COM
bined to give Detroit 3 to
win over the Browns.
Herring allowed but seven hits
while Akers hit a home run and a
double in addition to fielding In
great fashion.
The Indians punched their hits to
trim the White Sox, to 4.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
WOODBINE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Three equarters OF a
mile.
Tonto Rock (Corbett). $3.50 $500 Sa,o0
Netie Pebbles Meyer). AIS AIS
Sjlvery tMCIverl..,, 5gS
Odin. Wrackster. Flashing. and Lady
Seth also ran. Time. 1:13 as.
PANTS
SECOND RACE-'rwo miles.
lie Digard tcoilins) $2.ss $220 out
Winoya tPreecel ......... 3.S5 out
Jingle (Iarbournel .... out
Elder and Crow Falloch also ran.
Time. 4:00l-
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs.
Aymond tQuattlebauml $3.50 1915 sass
Natures Eye (Townrow) 7.35
Sphere of Beauty. Blue Quartz.
Granite Rock Modem. Brave Alonzo, Oak
Leaf, Fair Fortune, Vestry, Refiner also
ram Time. l:01.
FOURTH RACE-One and oue-fourth
miles
Frisus (McAuiiffe) .... $40 $3.50 $4.70
Superiove (Townrow).. $50 $50
The Nut OR. Fisher)... ass
Lindsay. Annapolis and Comstockery
also ran. Time. 2:05 "A.
FIFTH RACE-One and ohe-eighth
miles.
Beau of the West (AbeD ...S4,s3 50 so out
Mr. Gaiety (forn)..... $50 out
Mineralogist U.eonard) out
Perlauides also ran. Time, | :53 4-5
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
Ace Hudkins May Meet
Walker on October 2s

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. 25.-
Ace Hudkins, Nebraska wildcat,
battled and beat Joe Anderson,
Kentucky middle, for six rounds of
their bout here, and although Ace
was outboxed, his opponent was
unable to withstand the wildcat S
terrific offensive.
Anderson went down for a seven.
count in the fourth round and was
floored twice in the sixth and last
round. The second time he was
felled he stayed down for nine
counts and was unable to enter the
seventh stanZa. His seconds tossed
in the sponge.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
No Worry OUer Weight

discount of that, however for he would be
dexey he could travel fast heavyweight
he could light heavy
making weight he did for Lomskj
Walker Tommy better mental attitude
Sharey fight than Toward his ring
what Loughran has often said
Sharkey made order for me- after ALL We shall
about that tomorrow night.
Some declare that Sharkey tired of fighting and that the
has been able enjoy since he into
afuenc through ring earnings made lazy disnterescd
and mechanical fighter of him. He is well
family cnccnsced splendid home
suburbs and enough good substantial invest
whole Sharkeys going strong for
long time.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
RICHARDS SURE
NET F|NA[|ST

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Almost as
sure a thing as death and taxes Is
that Vincent Richards and karel
Kozeluh will meet in the final rouho
match of the third national proteS'
sional tennis tournament now In
progress at Forest Hills.
The former American amateur
star and the clever CzechosloVaklan
are standouts in the field that today
goes into the third day of play
Neither have been more than exer,
cised in their matches so far ana ana
will hardly be extended before their
meeting for the championship,
Hans Hummel German champ. 6-l.
80 60, while Richards trimmed
.Ioseph A. Farrell 6-1, 6-l, o-l'
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
LEXINGTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Futurity Course.
Black Agate (Schurloc k. $40 $4.92 S2.92
Anna Bean (Smith) AIS 2.s2
Brushing (RusselO | $40
Pretty Michele. Col. Steward. Keep
ing Time, Cheering and Bob Johnston
also ran. Time 1:l22-5.
SECOND RACE-Fve and one-half
furlongs
Chariot Cv Smithl san $2.16 sass
Miss Plunger (CarronD lO,H $40
Gold Step tGevng) .... 4.64
Interior, George Webre, Wood River.
Lucky Dream, Wood Axton, Cherokee
Girl Caviar shannon Rose and AlOuise
also ran. Time, 10 3-5.
THIRD RAcE-One and oue-eishth
miles.
Spanish Aster (Smith) .s4.S4 $3.46 1914
Athens (WesD 7.72 494
Lepanto (Cramer) 1904
Queen Royal. Our Joan, Moon Phase.
and Rocky Cliff also ran. Time. 15s 2-5.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
and Phil shortstop, who once
had a manager ial shot with the
lOwly Phiilics, is pincIi.lhitting
for the bedridden Higgins.

Catcher Cliff Bolton, youthful
backstop of the New Haven Club
and the property of the Griffmen'
has been suspended indefinitely by
President Clark c. Griffith for his
failure to report here as instructed.
Bolton was supposed to join the
Washington Club Immediately after
the termination of the Eastern
League season, September 10. In
stead he returned to his High Point,
n. c.. home and has failed to re-
spond to communications mailed
him.
A spirited practice was in order
for all members of the Griffmen
yesterday and another will be called
at 1890 o'clock this morning.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25
Yankees Open -Four Game
Series Here Tomorrow
BY Bob Thayer

Babe Ruth and the cannonadng New York Yankees will
naugurate final 1929 appearance here tomorrow when
Walter Johnsons Washington Grffmen encountered IN
the first of ourgame series the Georgia Avenue Ball
0rnha
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

Either Myles Thomas or Sam
Jones. themselves ex-Yankees. will
get the starting shot for the
residents and both are confident
that they can set back their alma
mater.
Thomas has been clamoring for
shot at his old pals all season
and will certainly get it in this
impending set. probably tomorrow.
Myles was popular figure with
the 1928 champions and his former
associates are pleased with his i'm
proved showing in a Washington
uniform. They will still be shoot.
ing at his stuff, however, and will
not allow friendship to figure in
their ball playing.
The visitors will be playing with
out the guidance of little Miller
Higgins. their miracle man man
ager, who is battling gamelv for
his life in a New York hospital.
Higgins has weathered many
storms while at the helm Of the
Yankees and has always emerged
the master over his tempcramental
charcos. Fandom is pulling for =
thorough recovery.
Art Fletcher, the former Giant
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

The Babe got away to a bad start
this season when illness and in n;uries
kept him out of the lineup 90. a
protracted period. This run of luck
was supposed to eliminate him from
the 1929 home run mara thon and for
a time he remained an also ran while
Chuck Klein, Hack Wilson anu Other
outsiders stole the show.
Limbering up his ash In warm
weather however. the Big Sock
closed In with a veritable deluge cf
round trip cleuts and is now had
ing the parade in both wheels
with 46.
There now seems to be little
doubt but what Ruth will maintain
his accustomed place at the head Of
the pack when the current season
closes and many are wagering that
he will have bludgeoned out an
even so when a final count is
taken.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

Manager Walter Johnson may
serve up some hot opposition
on the slab tomorrow, however,
when the big fellow brings his
circus here.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

He has been built up to this
fight, not trained down to H:
Only the fight itself will reveal
whether LOughran is better
man at lis or 1875 pounds.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25


Playing second fiddle to the Phila
delpha Athletics after three year
reign has failed to damage the box
office magnetism OF baseball's siege
guns. AS matter of fact il -
claimed in some quarters that the
Yankees have this year out-drawn
Connie Mack's pace-setters.
So long as Babe Ruth continues
his spectacular circuit polling and
manages to hold up generally, there
will be little reason To bother about
high finance. That is so far as his
club Is concerned.
While the Yankees themselves
have slumped wOefully this year
and were unOfficially counted out
of the championship running
some weeks back. Ruth's eNplo-
sive war club has not been
silenced.
The Washington times., 1929-09-25

Art Fletcher, the former Giant
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-26
INTERIOR CARERS NM F||VAL. GAME
 FROM SEWARD III
FAIRBANKS TEAM SCALPS SEW ARD HIGH SECOND TIME BY
 SCORE 16 TO 1l

Inability of the Seward high school Ponies to take advantage of a glorious opportunity to hang up a sizable score during the last quar- Iter Tuesday night when Gibbs and Stewart, Fairbanks aces, were re- tired on personal fouls, and four minutes left to play, gave the sec- itienai champions from the Golden Heart City the final and second consecutive game of the present series, and enabled them to retain -a clean slate Of five straight vic-
 tories over Seward durng the three
 reasons in which the two teams have met on the basketball court.
 Though the Ponies were never in the lead during the l6 to IA bat tie, they nearly upset the Fairbanks apple cart by staging an eight point rally following the purples upon whose shoulders the bulk of the Fairbanks offense is carried. Over estimating the situation, the Seward men increased their ag- sressiveness beyond control from
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-26
ATHLETIC PROGRAM

School athletics $40 to 5 p. m. Monday Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday.
 Mems handball- -5 to p. m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and SatMuay
 Mems indoor baseball to 10 p. m, Mondays. Ladiea indoor baseball -7:3O to no D. m. Thursdays.
 Boys basketball -7 M 8.3D p. nl. Tuesday, Wednesday, and FriGays. , Mems basketball 8;30 to l0 p. n. Wednesday and Saturdays
 Women's basketball-3. 80 to 10 D. n. Tuesday and Fridays.
 SEWARD ATHLETIC CLUB