“BRINGING UP FATHER-TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS i
SEATTLE LOSES
OPENING GAME
ATLOS ANGELES
SEATTLE, May 16.—Seattle took
the lead yesterday afternoon in the
second inning with two runs which
Los Angeles tied In the second half.
The Indiuns smashed Lyons for
three runs In the fifth frame. Los
Angeles blew back for two runs and
then made one each in the eighth!
American in England Wins
Boxing Honors.
Edward P. Eagan, torinor Yaie
i student and now an American
Rhodes scholar at Oxford, Eng
land, won the British amateur
I heavyweight championship recent
ly by defeating F. J. Hulks in
three rounds. Eagan is the first
American to win the title in the
39 years it lias been contested for
He trained in Dublin aa sparring
j partner to Mike McTlgue, light
heavyweight champion, before the
latter defeated Battling Siki on
St. Patrick’s Day.
JESS WILLARD
AND FIRPO TO
FIGHT IN JULY
MEW YORK. May 18.—Jess Will- 1
ard and iLuis Firpo today signed ar
ticles to 'box for Tex Rickard The
match will 'be hold in the vicinity of
New York not later than July 7. The ,•
winner will meet the winner of the
Dempsey-Gibbons fight, for the
world's title.
GENE TUNNEY lS
BEING NAMED AS
MTIGUE’S RIVAL
MEW YORK, May 16—Geno Tun
ney. Am or lean light-heavyweight!
champion, will be Miko McTIgue's
vecond opponent for the world's 175
pound title, providing the lrish-Amer
ican successfully defoods his crown
agaiinat Georges Oarpentier on July
14.
Jacobs Assures Go
This was assured today when Joe j
Jacobs, ’McTIgue's manager, agreed 1
to accept Promoter Tex Rickard's
terms for a match with Tunney.
Tunney is eager to sign. If arrang
ed, the ibout proba.biv will be hold
at tho Yankee Stadium in August.
Carpentier, Rickard announced, has .
cancelled is match with Joe Beck
ett, English heavyweight, in London,
June 14. 'in order not to risk further
injury to his hands before meeting
McTlgue. Georges damaged both
hands in defeating Marcel Nilles for!
the French heavyweight title very re-j
cently.
GEORGES MAY RETIRE
AFTER SIKI CONTEST
PAR18, ..May 16.—Georges Carpen
tier’s.bout with Bntfling Siki here on i
September 16 next will bo his last,,
according to L'Auto.
“Win or lose. I leave the ring for
good and all," Carpentier is equoted
as saying.
Georges is to fight Joe Beckett on
, Juno 14. but says that injuries to
his hands may 'prevent th<is.
“Oonsoquently,” he said, “I ara
slightly handicapped and if I am not
all right soon I will not be Sble to
i meet the Bnglish champion.
Georees is6*cheduied to tight Mike
McTigtte in New York on July 14. .
i Old paper* lor mti nt Empire. i
I
RECORDS BROKEN AT PEENSYLVANIA MEET.
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v/<9.lter
Record* wore smashed at the inter collegiate field and track meet of the University or Pennsyl
vania, held in Philadelphia. The sprint medley for the championsh p of America was won by the
Oxford (England) University tea n. whose Captain, VV. R. Milligan, i- shown finishing. ('. West, of
the University of Washington an 1 Jeffer on, won the javelin throw in the penthathlon, while Walter
Higgins, of Columbia University, won the two-mile international run In 9:42.
DEFY A. A. A. U.
BAN;SWIMMERS
60 TO ENGLAND
.NEW YORi^i, May 1C. — Gertrude
Ederlc, Holcn'Wain wright anil Eileen
Riggcn, among .America's foremost
women swimmers, have sailed for an
exhibition tour of England in defiance
of tho American Amateur Athletic
Union's ban on American athletics
ongaglng in events abroad thi3 year.
REDS TO RELEASE
C. SCHNELL SOON
CINCINNATI, May 16.—Carl
iSchnell, Red pitcher, will probably
go either to Nashville of the South
ern Association or Bridgeport of the
Eastern League. Abrams and Harris
are now tho only young pitchers left
on the Red ro3tcr.
RECRUIT HURLER IS
RELEASED BY REDS
CINCINNATI, May 16.—Pitcher
Danny Dover has been farmed by
Manager Pat Moran of the Red3 to
the Johnson City team of tho New
York .State League. He will go with
strings attached
LEONARD IS BILLED
WITH PINKY MITCHELL
CHICAGO, May 16.—Billy Gibson,
manager of Benny Leonard, light
weight champion, announces that he
had signed for a 10-round bout with
Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee welter
weight, to bo fought here on May 28.
The men have agreed to enter the
ring at 131 pounds.
MILLER MAY SION
UP WITH SALT LAKE
LOS ANGELES. May 16.—AI Mil
ler, left-handed pitcher, formerly with
the Vernon dub of the Pacific Coast
Baseball League, may accept an offer
made him by Manager Duffy Lewis
of tho Salt Lake team
Miller was released 'by the Tigers
because they had to get within the
player limit and had a surplus, of;
pltchors. Tho salary offerod Miheri
by the Beo3 is said to 'be the samel
as tho one he received from Vernon.
HUMAN PUNCHING BAGS
OFF TO HELP DEMPSEY
CHICAGO. 'May 16.—Human punch-,
ling 'bags started'for the West today i
to work with Jack Dempsey. Among!
the “bags” were Johnnie Dempsey.'
brother oX the champion; George j
Godfrey, giant negro boxer, and Jack j
IBurke, of J^tfStourgh* light-heivy- j
weight
MISS PERELLE RETURNING
Miss Emma Pcfollc, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pcrelle, willj
arrive In Juneau tonight on the
steamer Alameda from Latouche,
where she tnlight school the past
winter. M;!ss Pcrelle expect* to
t pond the summer , in Juneau.
$500,000 Legacy Causes
Her to Register Joy.
Mrs. Clam Spaulding, of Los
Angeles, ’California, registered
extreme joy when Me received a
letter from Eastern attorneys that
she had been made heir to $500,
OOo by the will of a deceased
aunt.
MINUTE MEN
OF LIBERTY
NOW FORMED
SPOKANE, May 5.—A body o
local speakers, to be known as "Thi
Minute -Men of Liberty.,” will be or
ganlzed by the Spokane Bar Asso
elation in a eapaign against radios
tendencies. \\r. C. Meyer, forme
prosecuting attorney, heads a com
mitteo to arrange patriotic program
for Decoration Day and July 4.
•'Bolshevistic, communistic uni
socialistic doctrines of all kinds ar
being advocated ih this country,’
Mr. Meyer said here recently. “The:
are aimed at the very basic law o
aur land as embodied in tho lm
mortal principles of the Constitu
tlon. To fight these insidious ideal
should be the aim of every right'
thing American.”
POSTMASTER SEEKS MEN
Postihaster Pinkerton of Fairbanks
is seoklng to know the whereabouti
of Isaac Johnson, Charles and Ernes
Amalong, Tormorly of Fairbanks.
BARGAINS
1 Ford Truck.
1 5-passenger car.
1 7-passenger car.
all good condition. ,
SEE T. J. M’CAUI
THERE’LL BE A
BIG SraDAY NIGHT DANCE
at the Moose Hall Saturday, May 19.
LET’S GO
Gentlemen 75 cents Ladies Free.
*
Used Cars
A
’ WHO'S WHO f
AND WHERE ^
L. M. Carrlgan, commercial man,
passed throngli Juneau on the Queen
far Wrangell.
iRev- iS. Hall Young returned foi
! a short trip, arriving on the Queen
Forrest J. Hunt and wire passeu
i through on the Queen for their
i home In Ketchikan. They made the
' trip to Skagway and Sitka on the
| steamer.
A. Van Mavern, traveling man, left
on the Queen for Seattle.
| <W- VV. Batcholler, commercial man,
: passed through on the Queen for
Ketchikan.
j W. Bigaff, who recently made a
hit in the production of “The Garden
| of the Shah" wllth his Russian Cos
sack dancing, left on the Queen for
Seattle.
At the Gastineau
Harry Goodwin, Mrs. A. W. Dano,
I Mrs- G. E. Gegass, Albert Nelson,
j J. Vanophem. S. Vanophem, E. Ivey,
! V. Wesley, Mrs, L. F. Bennett, M
Mayor, Mrs. S. I). Grant, F. H. Fos
ter, J. T. Stevens, Walter von Gremp.
At the Zynda
E. A. Adams, William Lathook
Hoffman Ward, Mrs. M. C. Holman,
Martha Mar.den, Mrs. W. M. Cook.
At the Alaskan
Ed Steers, H. L. Christie, Tony
Triak, N- Mullen, A. Winter, Mrs.
i Casporhon, Chas. Oborg, J. Murphy,
| Frank Bach.
HEALY COAL POPULAR
IN JUNEAU SAYS YOUNG
"Juneau petople are pleased wi,h
the coal from the Healy Rivet
coal mine and we have ordered s
second shipment of the fuel, which
’! will arrive here in u short ture,"
said R. R. Young, agent for the Va
• cific Coast Coal Company, today.
Mr. Young said practically al1 of
the first shipment has been sol 1 ‘.o
' Juneau residents. The coak is e.ipe
■ cially commended for leaving no
t clinkers and slate and very little ash
and for holding fire, Mr. Young -.aid.
I The coal Is salld to be especially goad
' for heating stoves and ranges.
' Claim Murderer of
Girl Is Now Insane
VANGOtTVDR, Wash., May 18.—A
h motion for a now -trial for George
j E. Whitfield, convicted of the mur
der of Anna Nosko, 11-year-old school
girl, has been filed with an affidavit
alleging Whitfield Is Insane.
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Furniture moveo and stored
| Heavy hauliiuc done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —ad*
I Alaska Transfer Co.
General Hauling. Baggage, I
i i I
Coal, Contract lulling. i ’
i Main Street. Phone 41 ,
* _ . -7-0 I .
| Furnished Rooms for |
Rent
ANCHORAGE ROOMS j!
LILLIAN FOOTE
^ Tele^ione 431 I
i J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds
Silverware
Jewelry
I
PROSPERITY IS HERE
Spruce Cement
'Hemlock Brick
Fir Fire Clay
Iron Bark Lime
Oak Hay
Shingles Grain
Boat Lumber
JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
BEST EVER
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attracts
Disability Benefit feature*.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
ALLEN SHATTUCK
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1898
Old tundiec or newspapers at tb*
up I re, 26 cents.
and ninth innings.
The batteries were: /
Los Angeles—Lyons and Byier.
Seattle—Byier, Blake and Yaryan
YESTERDAY S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles 6; Seattle 5.
Sacramento 1; Vernon 11.
Oakland 2; Portland 1.
Salt Lake 6; San Francisco 7, ten
innings.
American League.
Cleveland 10; Washington 9.
Detroit 5; New York 9.
National League.
Boston 5; St. Louis 10.
STANDlfltt OP THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
w.
8an Francisco .. 26
Salt Lake . 23
Vernon . 23
Portland . 23
Sacramento . 22
Los Angles . 16
Seattle . 14
Oakland . 13
L.
16
17
17
18
18
25
27
National League.
w.
New York . 18
St. Louis .. 15
Pittsburgh . 13
Cincinnati . 13
Chicago . 12
Boston . 11
Brooklyn . 10
Philadelphia .. ... 6
L.
7
11
11
12
13
12
14
17
American League.
New York
Cleveland
Phlladelphi
Detroit ....
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston ..
W.
16
15
12
13
11
9
9
7
L.
8
10
10
13
12
13
13
13
Pet
.634
.575
.575
.561
.650
.421
.369
.325
Pet.
.720
.677
.542
.520
.480
.478
.417
.261
Pet.
.667
.600
.545
.500
.478
.409
.409
.350
CARDS SIX TIMES
SWIMMING CHAMPS
STANFORD UNIVERSTTY. Cal.
iMay 16.—For the sixth time in four
years a Stanford diver, coached b>
Earnest Brandston, Stanford swim
ming instructor, has won a champion
ship of national rating or better
The recent victory of A1 White over
the ontiro field in the senior na
tlopal fancy diving championships a!
Cleveland practicality assures Stan
ford of a seventh honor in this event
for White is only a junior , in col
lege
In 1920 Clarence Pinkston of Stan
rford won the world’s diving cham
pionship at the Olympic games
Later ho won the national A. A. CJ
i title, and the following year, after
a number of minor achievements in
the water, was able to retain his na
tional title, now held by White.
In 1922 A! White first came into
prominence when he defeated Pinks
ton Vn the national ,flnal3 in fancy
dining and won the outdoor tank div
ing championship at the same time.
Other prominont aquatic stars
coiched by Brand3ten aro Norman
Koes and Louis Balbach.
REPORTED FIRPO IS
SIGNED FOR BOUT IN
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
GRAND RAJIDS. Mich.. May 16 —
Luis Flrpo has been signed for a 10
round bout here on M y 22. His
opponent has not yet been selected.
Chickens for frying or fricassee.
Also s few ducks left. Please1 order
early. These fowls will be dressed
and delivered t* your door. D. B.
Feiritner," PhoYle tit.
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE CREAM
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOySE PARLORS
ALWAYS THE BEST
Call u» when In need of COAL,
KEEL) or drayln*. We also bave a
few choice seed potatoes, some lawn
grass seed, domestic and Imported
Lilly's More Crop Fertiliser, onion
sets, otc. Chickens for this ♦reek’#
delivery consist of FrlnaBsec and
Broilers. ■ Place your orders early,
D. B. FEMMER
PHONE 114._
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EVERYWHERE THAT FOOD IS SERVED
You Will Note the Popularity of
PEERLESS BREAD
There's a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all our baking products.
PEERLESS BAKERY
BEYDER and MEIER
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
Tiaaklia Street between Trait ana Second k
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I TEAR DOWN YOUR OLD SHACKS
I AND MAKE THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
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FINE POULTRY
DEUVERY HOUR Wrak Day. 2 *>. m Dally.
Saturday*. 10 a. m. and 2 p.m.
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET abtour nem Mp.
Seward Street