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RED CAMPBELL
GETS DECISION
AT KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN, May 5 Tt d C rap
bull ■was 1.1 sit night given the de
cision r.iver J.ie Manila. There wer •
many Bans aft the ringside who u i
llevrd the 'hi.sit should have heon a
draw. T'hr bout was good fre.n ta
start tlo the £inis»ii. ( a. ■-'! : . o-v !
th'alt the is a clever fighi ct.
PADDOCK WINS
ANOTHER RACE;
EDICT ISSUED
PARIS. May 5—Charlie Paddock
yesterday won the semi-finals in tiie
100'meter dash in 10 4-5 s ■ >:td
The French Athle'l Fodcrnti in dr
tided to prohibit the n .minder t :
tho games oi the international
1f Paddoek i ontiuued to or.-tt :■ ith ■
different events.
The managers of the me, na
nor,nced tho games will < intinue and
Paddock w'lil be in thorn.
HERRICK TO HELP OUT
PARIS, May 5.—United States Am
iKrrt-t.w!1. r Herrick, ur'.'if g at the r
<llies.L of the French ■ i hietie authori
ties, has ( ibled to the pt .idem cf
the American Amateur Athl i< Union
suggesting tho disttunliification of
I’addiock b' rescinded and 'he be an
t’aorrzed ito participate in the pres :it
Interhatttonal stud; rats' mu < here
Tills te ‘done in order 'it diasen
sion whidh fhffoatons to <-ripple the
next Olympic games and Impair the
authority of athletic b dies.
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COMMISSIONERS NAMED
FOR SESSQUI CENTENNIAL
San: art Avar and Dimond
and Hi »;oe.t.tai>. i Shepard,
Gmnit, Cole 'and P.;licy were
deleted as Oanivnis sinners for
the Sctsuqui Crnxcani.il Corn
■ miiisvrn, thta 'b.uuj auc-heiried by
a imai.u'nraiJ 'p«i..i5od. by the Legis
lature, early thus miarnlng. The
incmlbers will a-: vn.th th> Gav
'ernor, ex-nH'fh 'j, i.o prepare plans
, H'.tr Alaska's pt LJjpali’an in thy
160th ann'lvrrs.nry cif America’s
; Independence.
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Homers Are Also Thick in
Affray—Durst Gets Two,
Ken One, Speaker One.
CLEVELAND, hi ; r,.--First Hue.
man M.-Manus. • thrv S Unit is
AmertT'ans, was ejei :ed from (lie
Ratine y, ■ enl.i".rr h > gr.ibbt 1 Em
pire Hildebrand and : wuug at him
whim HlldtibiUnd culled him c\'t at
the plait e in a cl two derision.
Kem \V iilinms kn;:» i: I tit hi- sixt i
: homer in t‘h_> seventh inning ye .er
| day aftirracn. scoring two air ii
of him. Durst, who replaced M ■
Manus l’ir knocked out two haul
ers during the sr ns.
Speaker a!.-o humored.
THA’I SPA UN IlUOM Is a cash
asset—if you use the Empire classi
fied. You can rent it to a desirable
tenant at a good price, thus lessen
ing your own rent-burden.
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for Three
This Buick 3-passenger Coupe is economical and at
the same time exceedingly comfortable for business,
professional and family use.
Its wide doors open to an interior with every refine
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Its fine plush covered seat is low and comfortable.
Disappearing door windows and adjustable windshields
enable occupants to catch the summer breeze or ex
clude winter's cold. *
Notable improvements in engine and spring suspension
have materially increased roadability and stamina.
Fours
2 Pas». Road. $865
5 Pans. Tour. 885
3 Pass. Coupe * 1175
5 Pm*. Sedan 1.195
5 Pass. Tour.
Sedan • - 1325
'port Road. - 1025
2 Puss. Road.
5 Pass. Tour.
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Sedan - • - 1935
5 Pass. Sedan • 1985
A Pats Coup'- $1895
7 Pa%s Tour. 1435
7 Pass. Sedan 2195
Sport Roarl. 1625
Sport Touring 167$
Sixes
$1175
1195
Prices f. o. b. Buick Factories: Cnverntneni tax
to be added. Ask about the G. M. A. C. Purchase
Pl-n, which provides for Deferred Payments.
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AMERICAN AMATEUR GOLEERS SAIL FOR ENGLAND.
America's amateur pall'
pick of the British amateur;
cloa attempt ‘to lift the Bi
tho American pJaycra arc: (
Harrison Johnson, of St. I’,ml;
T'-on, of New York, and Val •
Francis Ou'imot, ot lies' >nt and
lc m has sailed ■ft'.'m N w York on tho liner Mnuru.anifa >to 1111a;1 the
V r 'tho famous Walker (hip, 1: ,v tchl b.v the American.-. They v ill
tin'll a.miitDur golfing cha-xitiansh'ip. In 'tile group, from left to right,
: rg< It In, H:m m, T \ • ; ■ ! S. Weigh,, cf LiOS Am
Hi'’) Gardner, of N v York; Jesso Swxitser, national amateur cliamt
David Hcrrm, clt Ply- burgh; Dr. (). I’. VVctltng, n? For.land. Oregon;
Max Mai -ton, if Bio' •l.jjph'«.
PORTLAND WINS
FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM SEATTLE
Yesterday’s Game Is Another
Slugfest in Which Both
learns Took Part.
PORTLAND, May 5, -The fourth
j consecutive victory by Portland over
Seattifi took place yesterday after
noon iti a hatting bee. Portland
rained a 3ix run lead off Gregg in
tho rerr.nd and third innings. Seat
tle came within one of tying the
stcore off Schroeder, in llto fourth
and fifth.
The batteries were as follows:
Portland- Schroeder, Eckert and
ityler.
Seattle Gregg, Plummer, Pigs
and Tobin.
yesterday s games.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland 13; Seattle 10.
Salt Lake it; Sacramento 11.
San Francisco 4; Isjb Angeles 3.
Vernon 7; Oakland 5.
National League.
St. Louis 1 ; Chicago 2.
Philadelphia !); New York 11.
Dor-ton t; Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh 11; Cincinnati 6.
American League.
Washington 7; Boston 4.
Cleveland 6; St. Louis !».
Chicago 4; Detroit 0.
New York ti; Philadelphia 8.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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MASONS GOING to CHICAGO I
CLEVELAND. May 5.—Inasmuch
as 18,000 mouthers of the Matoaic
order already have in id > reservations!
iu hotels here for June 11, 12 and
13. the dates 'far Mie Masonic Gr.n .ji
mat tonal convention, the committee,
in charge of the arrangements csti-1
mates a total of 60,00n members of,
tho Groiito will be present when thel
con v cation a as out id e.%.
Old papers Tor sale
afflof.
nt Empire
SWALLOW HERE
The U. S. mime tweeper Swallow
Nb. 4, Captain Oak : :,1, arrived in
port l o t (v, nin* f. m C -.rdirva, en
I'.n.'to la the Navy Yard at Uronier
ton. The ship has b. ?a on a trip .to
ill ‘ W;. ward as far :n Cordova vitli
tiwpifl'cM and eiiripii n: . ir ivuiO" s
dtbttonw on route. The Swallo» «• 1
Stave In .three cr four days far
Urt ir . . an.
BARRON LEAVING
J 1 ue T. Barron, pre.il.Ient of th
TtuMngo't Piateking Coifporotlati, is in
Jnnvau frail tho chantry a Kiint.-r
Bay and will 1 i.ve on the Prince .
MUry for the K. ..as t.n a businj'W
trip.
ABE MATCHED
FOR MAT I?
NEW YOrtK. .May 5. Fred Fulton.'
the Mime.” ..a plasterer. has b •: a
in xbi 1 wl.ii J I. Renault, Canadian
heavyweight eh u; in, for a lO-rutiad ;
go at the milk land show hare on
May 12.
FIRST BASEBALL
PRACTICE TO BE
HELD TOMORROW
All Aspirants to Juneau City
League Urged to Turn Out
First Game in Two Weeks.
Tho first practice of the Juneau I
City Ba'-'icCuCl League will he held!
il'cimiorTow, stunting «>t 9 o'clock Ini
icha morning, weather p ymitiing. d '
was announced today. Anyone aspir
ing to play on the diamond with the
Juneau longue and everyone posses
sing ha'll, hit or 'bait, is urged to I
■ih'aw up bright and curly on the
field
The 'first gam:> at the series will,
he tw\> weeks from tomorrow. May 20 ;
10. .m tii is time throng a tlhe season, a
series of 'gecneis hHivo ,b,:.>n scheduled
i lure -.glvoiiL each week.
Popular price dance at A. B.
Mali tonight. Gentlemen 75 cents.
Ladies free. —adv.
CONAN DOYLE HAS GUIDING SPIRIT.
it must l»e groat to have a JjOrit I’: Blow thnsmi'h with you .n
it'll p gol'f link), sfr Arthur (\>n n Doyle, ortolan tor of Sheri k
Holme* anil one of the hnrlinft .• pirituul si- < . t.h • •!<!. who
lecturing on spiritualism amt showing piri' pi< air" i:i America,
admttttod that <»no of the pictur.se he imhihitoil roeeutly was the
ifake work of a Chicago photographer who ha I hoaxed him. Alt
u'ighrt, Sir Artthiir. It is cheerfully admit: <«1 that this spirit picture
'of Sir Ai bar watching Sir Arthur play g.»lf :.i New Vork is a hoax.
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ICE CREAM
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAIJ MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
EVEN THE EXPERT COOK
Has to have the right kind of
chickens, or her best efforts will go
wrong. There will be no ? about
the quality and tenderness of the
chicken if purchased from our stock.
Better order one today and prove It.
Wo also carry a variety of coal
and feed.
D. B. FEMMER
PHONE 114.
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 Grccers carry all our baking products.
PEERLESS BAKERY
HEYDER and MEIER
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
franklin Street, between Fro ns na second Ira.
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smoke. We have the largest assortment of high |
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