“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS I
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SEATTLE GOES
INTO CELLAR
OPENING WEEK
Salt Lake Takes Three Out
of Four Games from
Indians at Fresno.
FRESNO, April 9. — Salt Lake
made it three out of four games of
the opening week by defeating Se
attle 7 to 5 yesterday afternoon.
The Indians' defense cracked ter
ribly in the third inning yesterday
when four errors, three of them
wild throws, enabled tbe Uees to
score five tallies.
McCabe was ineffective and gave
way to Gould in the second inning.
The batteries were us follows:
Seattle—Gregg and Tobin.
Salt Lake — McCabe, Gould and
Peters.
SUNDAY'S GAMES.
San Francisco 8. 9; Vernon 10, 4.
bos Angeles 4, 5; Oakland 11, 1.
Sacramento 3, 4; Portland 1, 5.
FRIDAY S GAMES.
•(Delayed.)
San Francisco 0; Vernon 3.
No other games on account of rain
SATURDAY'S GAMES.
At Fresno—Salt Lake 3, 7; Seattle
2, 9.
Sacramento 1, 7; Portland 3, 0.
Los Angeles 4; Oakland 7.
San Francisco 4; Vernon 5.
In the double header at Fresno,
both games going to Salt Lake,
Seattle losing, the first game was
won by the Mormon bunch by the
pitching of Coujnbe holding Seattle
tight after the Indians got a one
run lead in the first inning.
The second game was cinched by
the Bees 'by six runs in the second
inning.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
w. L.
Salt Lake .. 3 1
Vernon . 3 2
Sacramento . 3 2
Los Angeles.3 2
Oakland . 2 3
San Francisco . 2 3
Portland 2 3
Seattle. 1 3
Don’t forget the date, April 12th.
Seo Door Prize to be given away by
the Coliseum Orchestra, on display
at Wright’s Jewelry Store. adv.
Furniture moveo and stored.
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —adv
Pet.
.750
.600
.600
.600
.400
.400
.4 00
.300
BIG TRACK MEET
ON NEXT MONTH
IN WASHINGS
PULI. MAN, Wash., April 9. The in
■ 'achcflast track and field meet, t<
iirclude roll high schools cast of tin
Cascade M ntntulns, will be held a
Waslfiugtton State College May 5, an<
plans are l.rlin'g made to make tht
meet the bigg n in the history of the
school.
Invitations will !>,> sent to all Hast,
era Washington high schools. P v
era! districts plan In hold eliniina
tion meets in April to select repre
sentatlve teams of that district foi
the W. ,S. ('. linteracholastic.
The 'fir. , track meet of the sea
son for the varsity will be held the
same day when the W. 3. C. elndet
men will m at the University o!
Idaho. Coaches <;f several high
schools have already signified Ilia.;
intention of at, tiding the me
OREGON UNIVERSITY
NOT PROMISING FOR
WINNING NET TEAM
EUGENE. Ore., April 9.—I’; aspect
for a winning tennis team at the Uni
versify of Oregon do not seem e-p
eially bright, according, to those it
charge of Oils siicrt, owing to the
fact that only two varsity man an
back. Tli > varsity will also be minus
last year's c inch, as Or. Lanoefield
who acted as tennis men,or last yo.tr
is not back.
Four meets are scheduled for the
Oregon tennis team as li.’.'owa: May
5 Oregon Aggies at Corvallis. May
13—'Pacific Coast Conference meet a;
Seattle. .May 19—Oregon Aggies ai
Eugene. May 27-—Cniversity o
Washington a; Eugene.
JACK JOHNSON TO
MEET LODGER IN
20 ROUNDS,HAVANA
MBLWAUKiHE, April 9 “Farmer'
Lodger and .lack Johnson havt
signed for a. 20-round bout at Ha
vana on May 5. This is the an
nounceinent made here today.
Realty Men Are to
Meet in Northwes*
PORTLAND, rtro.. April 9.—Rea
estate men from the North Paclflt
states and Brinish Columbia and AI
borta, Canada, are expected hen
for the annual convention of th
Northwest Real Estate Association
July 18 to 21. Problems of real es
tato men and property holders are t
be discussed, and quc.itIons of re
claims tion * of stump and arid land
will receive attention.
Old bunotes oi newspapers at tin
Empire, 25 cents.
TOM GIBBONS TO
TRAIN IN HAVRE
HAVRE, Mont., Api 1 9.—If the pro
posed I) -mpsey Gibbons heavyweight
jchampionshiip b< nt is fought In Sii
by, Mont., on July 4. Tommy Gibbons,
|chaillenger for (he title, will train iii|
i Havre, according to James Moran,
chief of police 'here.
Chief Moran and Mike Gibbons of
| St. Paul, Gibbons' manager, held a
j conference h re recently on the proa-1
peotlive bout t.n'd training quarters
Only a taw y ears ago Chief Moran
! was a lightweight boxer with ha-ad
; quarters in -St. Pan!. Two years I
| ago when a n arly elec ed Mayor de
|elded on a re-form administration, he)
found the proprietor of a ranch near
Havre was an ox-pugilist. This
rancher was Jimmy Moran and he,
u ct-pted the l >st i f polh chief with I
, tire S'.'ipulatiion that ho was to he:
1 given trnqin sticncd .riba; “ity over the
police force.
Recently M‘ - an turned up with
hha knuckle- of un» hau l banlage l.j
: His only explanation was that "two
I fellow4 in the r.Hiiroid yard thought
II couCdu’t arre f thorn.” The two
j fell :ws, i't seem •. were mistaken.
So when Alik - Collins w at through [
j Havre to s ;e if t.h - $250,000 offered
; for a bout was re il mont y or merely
i conversation, he- was gre-te. I by h's!
.1.1;. .Ml): .1.1, .HIM 4« v I i IIP! .»1 -I III o I’l
(l)naal that Havre be made Gibbons.’
', t.raii.'ing quart :va if the fight is held;
1; here.
AMERICAN SOFT DRINKS
INVADING ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRFS, April 9.
I How to make "Red Cross” codi
l tails, ginger cocktails, cherry, i
i peach, guava, raspberry, grange and'
: honey cocktails, grape juice punch, i
| eider punch, pineappleade, and a
score of other non-alcholic fruit
drinks, American style, Is describedj
i in a circular Issued by the Argeti-1
I tine Ministry of Agriculture. Thom-!
as A. Lebreton, the new Minister
|[of this department, until recently
Ambassador at Washington, brought
! the roclpes from the United Sattes.
By encouraging his fellow coun
itrymen to indulge in the beverages
described, ho hopes, not to intro-j
duee prohibition, but to benefit the
Argentine fruit growers and create
a better domestic market for their
products. lie has not designed to
reply to joking suggestions in the
newspapers that the circular is in
tended as prohibition propaganda,
| or to queries as to whether the
j ministry would object if a “wee
ibit of something” were added to the,
•I drinks.
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M. D. Berry has engaged Geo. t
Mobley as night driver for his seven ,
! passenger sedan. Hereafter car cani
' i be had at any hour or the day or j
‘j night. —adv.I
THAT SPARr. KUOM Is a cash
i asset—If you use the Empire classi
fied. You can rent It to a desiruble
;; tenant at a good price, thus lessen
ing your own rent-burden.
Old bundle* of newspapers at the
I Empire. 2fi cent*.
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY WITH THE FLEET.
~/v/A ^S*tneit&F <Jjj>«
A number of Senators and Representatives accompanied Secretary of the Navy Dei)b$r on the U.
8. S. Henderson to witness the fleet war games off the Panama Canal.
ton, tensed an enlisted man's uniform and lived the life of a gob.
Senator Jones, of Washing
Sfctt
r.y u:xcrc is'eJ'
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GIRL SUES RUTH FOR $50,000.
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DOLORES DIXON.
Here is tho first and exclusive picture of Dolores Dixon, the
19-year-old girl who has entered suit for $50,000 against Babe
Ruth, world's champion home-run hitter, of tho New York Amerl- !
cans, alleging he is the father of her expected child. Ruth, whose I
wife is standing by him loyally, has anounced his intention of
lighting the case to a finish, assorting he has never ever seen j
the girl. „ **<
Arthur Chambers, Hero
Of 136 Round Bout,
Dies in East
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PHILADELPHIA. Apr!! 9. -
Arthur Chambers, one « the light
weight champion of tb j world,
hero of ibhr longc >t buttle with
bare knuckles iti tlie history of
tlie squared circle, died ut a
hospital hero last night at the I
ago of 75 years, following a
stroke of paralysis.
Chambers won the lightweight
title from Johnny Clarke at
Chippewa Fails, Canada, in 1879
in 136 rounds, the longest bout
' ever staged.
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Parents Hear Daughters
Singing in Radio Concert
WALLACE. Idaho, April 9. -It Isn't
every evening you can hoar your own
daughters, hundreds of miles away,
play for you, but Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Fisher, of Wallace, ha I that pleasure
recently. Tbeiir daughters, Joy and
Gladys, both talented musicians,
played in a •recital in Los Angeles,
while Mr. and Mrs. Fisher listened in
at a rocciving station ju Wallace,
Idaho.
The parents were unaware that the
program was to be broadcast but
Wero hastily Informed by Wallace
radio fans and heard a largo part of
the program. .•
J, Dm JR. HAS
TIDY INCOME
NEW YORK, April !). The hold
ings of John 1). Rockefeller, Jr., in
the various Standard Oil Companies,
made public in an analysis of testi
mony of a recent inves't ibatiim in
Ihe Senate, show that the "Crown
Prince" or tho oil industry has an]
annul income of approximately $12,
000,000 front this source alone.
The press at market value r*f these
| holdings of young Mr. Rockefeller is
I approximately $410,000,000.
What the income of the venerable
golf player of Pocantiico Hills is can-1
i net he estimated, as this Information !
! was not given out. but the senior
i Hcckc-foMer’s share is undoubtedly
| much greater than that of Ills son.
John T). Rockefeller, Jr., holds only
2,201,188 shares of the stocks of the’
Standard Oil Company of Now Jer
-eiy, whit h is about one-ninth of the
total stock, so that if Ills father
holds only one-half of (he remaining
stocks of the various t impunies, his
yearly income from oil would lie be- [
tween $1/0,000,000 and $100,000,000.
The ever Interesting question of
“Who Is the world's richest man?'
! must arise when such tabulations
aro made, and in this connection a
recent report from Detroit estimated
that Heniy Ford made a profit of
$12,000,000 a month or about
$150,000,000.
Olf. papers tor sale at Empire
WATCH FOR THE NEW
DEFOREST RADIO RECEIVER
at the Jpneau Electric Co.'s store. Lower Front
Street. 1.000 miles on 18-in. Loop Anntena.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND REPAIR WORK
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phone 125 210 Front St.
Weak Eyes? Try This
Simple Mixture '
People wIHl weak; aching; eyes
should try simple camphor, hydras-!
tis, witchfiazel, etc., as mixed in!
I.avoiptik eye wash. They will bo l
surprised at the QUICK results. One I
man with weak, near-cighted eyes!
reports just a few days greatly im-|
proved them. Another case of weak!
and aching eyes was helped by the
first treatment. One small bottle
i.avoptik usually helps ANY CASK I
weak, drained or inflamed eyes.!
Butler, Mauro Ai Co., druggists. Sold I
in Douglas by Cluy’s Drug Store.;
(advertisement.) j
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i t
National Forest Timber for
Sale.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Al
tska, up to and including April lO,!**
1923, for all of the merchantable “
lve timber designated for outing
m an urea of 20 acres located on a
aguon near False Point Pybus near
Rambler Buy, Admiralty Island, Ton-!
jass National Forest, Alaska, estl-! '
nated to contain 60,000 linear feet
>f piling. No bid of less than le (
ter linear foot for all piling up to| j
ind including 95 feel In length and!
I Vic for all piling greater than 95! —
Vet in length will be considered. I)e- ~
writ with bid $375.00. The right 4
o reject any and all bids is re-1 |
served. Before bids are submitted! I
nil Information concerning the tim-'
ter, the conditions of sale, and the1 |
utbmiEslon of bids should he obtain-!
d from the District Forester, Ju-I
leau, Alaska, or the Forest Super-1 I
idsor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
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BOXES
FOR RENT—$4.00 PER YEAR
Wm. D. Perkins & Co.
BANKERS—211 Cherry St.. Seattle
JUNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY
Movei, Pack* and Itorei Freight
and Baggage.
Prompt Deltrcry of
LADYSMITH COAL
Phone 48.
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DONT BE TAKEN IN
willi the Idea that all coal is alikt.
It isn't by A great deal. For in*
Btunee our coal is clean and entirely
free from stones or slate. Every
lump of It means A lump of good
heat. Doesn’t clog up your range
or furnace. Doesn't take all day to
got burning either. You ought to
have some.
W’e specialize In feed.
D. B.*FEMMER 1#
PHONE 114.
CLEANLINESS
PEERLESS
BREAD ANI
Are different. Why? C
money can bi
125 Front St. '
MORE CREAM!
[N EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
MILK.
And our motto ii “Absolute
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
BACK TO JUNEAU [
G. E. KRAUSE
Manufacturer of concrete brick,
block, rooftlle; sewer pipe*;
automatic sealing burial vault*
Chimney blocks with ventilat
ing chambers. Postoffice baaa>
meat or Castlnnaii Hotel. Phone
439.
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Alaska Transfer Co. I
General Hauling, Baggage, I
Coal, Contract lanfinf. I
Main Street. Phoae 41 I
L J. SHARICK
reweler and Optician,
batches, Diamondi,
Silverware
Jewelry
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE '
and Barber Shop
TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWER
AND TUB BATHS
tower Front St. (Vac Atta’e old
atand) BILLY LOTT, Pwp.
Phone 414.
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MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau (
&. Sc 3.
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—in
this case a pleasure as well
k duty. . •« to??
Juneau Public Library
and Free Reading Room
City Hall, Second Hoof.
Main StTeet at 4tk.
Reading Room Open Fro*
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Circulation Room Open From
1 to 1:30 p. m.—7:00 p. U,
to 8:S0 s. m
Current Magazine*, Bewipapen
Reference Book* Etc.
FREE TO ALL
QUALITY
BAKERY
) PASTRY W1
nly the best ingredients
jv are used.
<■ ■* Phone 222