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“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
I t>AW A NICE HAT IN
A WINDOW-I Wlt>H I
HAD \T* ,
WELL'AS LON4
AS TOO ARE
DOST W1SHIN -
ITS ALL R.ILHT!
OH! DADDY - IT ONU'Y 1-1
COSTS FIFTY dollars
AND ir I PHONE. THEN
THEY'LL SEND IT <-—
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RIOHT op;
l SAID NO •
AND THAT
END'S IT! \
By GEORGE McMANUS
HELLO-OINT'r: THERE't)
rso U?aE OF ME COMIN'
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GOT THE FIFTY MOW!
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SEATTLE WINS
FROM ANGELS
SCORE 12 TO 8
SEATTLE, April 24. After I/O
Angeles had netted six runs in the
third inning, Seattle got the same
number retaining the lead there
after. Each team got 14 hits. The
final score was Si it tie 12, I,us An
geles 8.
The batteries were as follows:
Los Angeles — Hughes, Lyons,
Robertson and Daly.
Seattle— Bltrkc, Schorr. Gregg and
Yaryan.
OTHER COAST GAMES.
Vernon 7; Salt Lake 2.
Portland ti; San Francisco 4.
SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
San Francisco at Seattle.
Los Angeles at. Portland.
Salt Lake at Oaklfind.
Sacramento at Vernon.
American League.
Cleveland 3: Detroit 2.
New York 1; Washington 2.
St. Izouis 7; Chicago 7. Gain'
called in fourteenth inning on ac
count of darkness.
Boston 9: Philadelphia 6.
National League.
Boston-Philadelphia, rain.
Chicago 7; St. Lonis 3.
Cincinnati 4; Pittsburgh 8.
Brooklyn 3; New York 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League
w.
10
San Francisco
Sacramento ...
Salt I-ake .
Vernon .
Portland
Seattle .
Oakland
Dos Angeles ..
1 1
10
10
10
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6
8
8
8
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8
12
1 1
National League.
w.
L.
New York
Chicago ....
Pittsburgh .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
American League.
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
■Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston .
W.
6
4
Pet.
.625
.570
.556
.556
.526
.520
. n &
.356
Pet.
875
8 5 i
500
500
420
200
167
Pet.
i.oon
.667
.600
, .500
.500
.200
.200
.200
CHICAGO IS AWARDED
A. A. U. RING EVENTS
CHICAGO. April 34. -For the first
time in many years, the Am.item
Athletic Fail :i. the governing body
ot amateur boxing in this > lut.try
•will hold" the {'crural States’ bmcinj'
championship in Chicago. The aw..r,
was made 1 Chicago after Mihvauk
and Detroit lia I put in a bid fm
them, in the b lief that this city .
the logical place to hold the bis
amateur b ;x:ns event.
The committee in charge a:t
nounces that a portion o? the re
ceipts wli! go - la :h • Olympic tun
being raised to send athletes to tin
games in Paris in 1024. There nr
many erac-k boxers in the amateui
ranks, who with only n medal an
honor at stake put up g'Aat b.ittl m
All of the athletic clubs in the ili
trict have announced that they :
have entries. Kntry blanks, dat •
and the location of the champ in ..:;i
will be out soon.
KEN WILLIAMS MAKES
HIS SECOND HOME RU?
S T. LOUIS Vpril 24. Ken William
home red yesterday, making his set
end of the season, off Falter of til
While Sox.
Championship
Fight Announced
By Rickard
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NEW YORK. April 24. ■«
Rickard annmtnc d today tli.it
he ha l matched Alike McTigit
who defl ated Hauling Siki. and
Gcargo Cnrpentier 1. n world
heavyweight r - i.npi tnshlo haul
lu•"3 on July 4.
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OLD TIME UMPS
IS BOOTLEGGER;
GIVEN $200 FINE
SUN FRANCISCO. April 24.—Jack
McCarthy, old time ('a,-! l.eigue um
pire. wj.i find today 1200 for boat
legging. McCarthy t aid his eyesight
had failed and ho took to selling
liquor 1 :i make a living.
WILLARD IS FAVORITE
TO DEFEAT JOHNSON
NEW YORK. April 24. -The «r
wager i r any to be recaroe i n
the coming 1 tu: hetwe.-a Jess Wdl.trd
and Floyd J thnsrvn at the Yalta'
Stadium oil M ty u\ was repof - 1 b
W. L. IXirnr’E fr C 44 llran i
Street. Willard Was quit I ■ t.i
favorite at 2 to 1. A be of Stuns
against SI.aim w ..; ma le. It w is
said tha‘ the f -t tit ■' Willard 1
reportel to weigh 24S poindj l.ve
weeks In advance of the bou his tn
fluenved the odd ■.
FISHERIES HEARING
CONTINUED OWING TO
ABSENCE OF MEMBERS
With several wit nor ts oii hamlj
in he heaud on tije proposed lo'i-j
treirt legislation now pending In!
both Houses, tlie hearing hei’-ir ■
Hie joint Legislative Committee wasi
continued last night until later
■: his week on account of ub-ence ci!
several members of the committee.
Only live committeemen wore pres
ent and but on or two members of
tlie Legislature not on the com
! mittec.
Senator Chamberlin, Chairman of
the Senate Comittce on Fisheri
presided. lie read both of I ne bil.s
to be taken up, one lor the eslab
I li> huicnt of three fishing districts
| with li/atu- i lishing i.-oiib, and the
other Mr. Grant’s fisheries bill for a
new Alaska Fish Commission. When
the mrssiirio had been read, Mr.
Pr ice moved for adjournment s ly
ing the number oi' members present
was so small that it would be a
waste »f time for witnesses to make
i:tatciiTuits . No dale was fixed lor
! any future lieai'inr..
BONE TO REAPPOINT
MRS. HESS ON BOARD
OF COLLEGE REGENTS
I Announcement \v is mad ; today
by Gov. Seolt C. Rone ot iiis inten
tion t ri-uppotpt Mrs. Luther C.
He-;', of Fairbanks. on th*e Hoard
'(i Regents of the Alaska Agricul
tural College and School of Mines
Her term has just expired and hot
name will be sent in t:> the Senate
; for confirmation within a shorl
i time, it is understood.
Mr;;. Hess is Secretary e.f tin
Board. In addition t > being to
only wonton on it. site has a!
been one'of tit.'* moo active am:
; valuable member-. ; aid Gov. Hone.
Prohibition Enforcement
Is Crippled; Lack of CasI
WASHINGTON. April 24. Lark o
| fund:; is likely t» prevent any ma
; tcri: 1 expansion in th- present pr >
Wbiiion enfe reement p. :: i tint!
; Congress <indet.;. This if 'ordim
. to a itetnent by Secrd# ry of Tiers
» ury Mellon. t
Nii e, fat, fresli ^killed chickem
for any occasion, lou will do wel
to order early week. H. H
j Femmer, Phone Ilf
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fcwa Heavyweight W ill Be
Second Man in Ring with
Willard on May 12.
JER-'EY CITY. A. a 24. Ido
Johnson, Iowa heavyw ight, out pi
011 Fred I'.il o'l. i rlasi.-r
12 rounds 1. t night. '■ > >• ■ >n. '1
ncws-pa per pi ■•i a: the rings id*, !r v
ever, scsiertod Johnson to 'nee: .1,
WiUaril on May 12.
Johnson 1: ' a"' i of Full n f,-v 1
rounds, puninv ’inr. :h..> jda - t r ■ '
most at will, 1 n he w ** 1 ig
final round and •.via aimed k.r
Pulton lande '■ I I :n, iai; hack
Johnson wl. •• i ■ •: d.
BABE RUTH REPLIES
TO $50,000 LOVE SUH
NEW YORK, Ay.a! 24,—Uem -
H.TBin (Ballsi Ru i a it
run hitter of th 1 N .V Y:>-k
filed a formal answer : • i ' i11."
damage suit brought against him i.
Delores Dixon. In which she . hurged
that Ruth v. as the father of .it i un
born <hlid.
Ruth entered a general denial t
ouch nil: - iti n in her complaint.
ELKS’ COWLING PARTY
POSTPONED UNTIL 30TH
On arebunt > : > mmy .:f d i f-.>:
this week, the 1'IN s’ P. wling party
has been pr :patted until Monday
night, April lid, it was announced ta
el ,y. The party was to have bijen
held tonight.
Cid bundles or newspapers at thi
Empire, 25 cents.
TRAINING HOOL FOR BASEBALL STARS.
E>rotIier*v Afgtxorv
ttSoc'I'it O■
, ti i W.-hlail . \ . ii.viitut, t, a *4 • J »**.an ar
: t!: ■ ! ion of Ic'irain ;, t• it him turn. il out more rivtl high-class ban*
onU players for Li:; 1 iguos than any other college on record
i . r A.1 i n, !> >n of Athletics, ii n ponsiible for the splendid
, of the It! le college in ba ball stardom. He has been
li for 3d yc ira and i., consider.'!] i national authority on bare
ball. A few of the his 1 ague players he lias trained are:
"Hutch" 1., rd. Heston Americans, 1916; Duffy l-ewis and Har
i \ lie je r rime club at. same time; Eddie Burns and Joseph Oe>
, : , f :la I !p 1 Nationals, laid; Harry Krause, Philad Iphiu
1 909-1 ai o; Walter Mils, Brooklyn Nationals, 1916;
T r.,v. inioiis, I it-; roit Americtins, 1914; Jules Pappa, Pitts
l, N.tion.e'. 191;;: "Tiny" Leonard, Norman ("Red") Dyne'
c i! Kd Will neon, New York Americans, 1911-1913; Eddie 1 Indian
; S'. Le.uis Am id cam. 1910-1911; “Ike" Hamilton, New YerV
Am ■ . 1 <»« a; Charlie Enwright, St. Igjuia Nationals, 1909:
I | ("Mike i C'ann, New York Americans, 1913; Frank Kcr
gm n, signed by Cincinnati Nationals, but did not report; Euk
Ohivr 'iic t. Clem ' nfl Americans, 1913; Joe Corbett. Baltimore
O ji,!i ]K95; Jim Fogarty, Philadelphia Club, 1898; Charlie
C;,-. . YVaehin ton Club, 188a: Carl Sclineli, Cincinnati Reds
and Stubby Mack, Chicago, Americans.
C AN ADIAN TROUT WILL SOON BE LEAPING AT AMERICANS’ FLIES
CM A lAURENTIAN MTS. PORTAGE
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Whipping
A QUEBEC
trout
STREAM
'-'olid Satisfaction
. Fervid arguments as to the re
1 spective merits of Royal Coachman
rnd Barmacher.e tit ile ns trout
lure are beipg waged wherever two
or three fishermen are pa the red to
pether the e days planninp their
Canuiia fishing trip.;.
1 The waters of Nova Scotia. New
j Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario
have all thei.- devoted followings
waiting for the ice to disappear.
These anplers are always eager to
try new fishing grounds and th
1 fitid excellent sport in the less well
known waters of Nova Scotia's
- ! streams that fiow from the north
into Cobquid Bay, h ■ dwaters of
the Bav of Fur.dy. These are fed
: by a palaxy of lakes, including
Economy and the Castlereaph.
Brook trout ranging from one-half
to five pounds will take th» fly
voraciously in May. both Silver
[Doctor and Royal Coachman are
fejwr-'?*
iMt
SPI.IT COOC IN MIPIGOM EiVEP
recommended. Now Scotia brook
trout are migratory--here today;
pone tomorrow—partial to fast
water. The headquarters for this
region is Great Villag e
j As every angler knows, the
ountry about Kedgemakooge Hot)
and tun Club. 30 miles ea.-t of
Aanapolis, is a fisfc.nr ground of
super-excellence. A maze .1
streams and tiny brooks lace to
gether dozens of lakes and all these
afford good sport.
Quebec’s trout stream- are man;
and wide spread and, being easily
reached from eastern states, are
deservedly popular with American, i,
Satisfying sport is to he had in tnt
treams in the Lake Edward ri's
trict north of Quebec City, where
i Rowley’s Camp provides txperi
jenced "uides and canoes. At the
| western end of Quebec Province
I lies the well watered Kijpawa dis
ni t with speckled trout in abun
dance in its streams ami Lakes
Georgia, Smi'h and Little Bca i
icheVie. Scores of good fishing
'waters .are scattered through the
L i .rentian Mountains northwest of
Montreal, some of the most satis
factory being in the St. Jovite
region, which includes twenty
miies of Devil,, River, and l.a«’s
iOuinaet and Tremblant. Lac des
lid . near Mont Laurier and the
voters about St. Faust’n are fa
me is for their ' elds.
Ontario’s most celebrated trout
country embraces Nipigon River
and Hay, names to conjure with
amofig the fishing fraternity. A
new 1'. ngalovv Camp i.. being bu '
at Nipigon Bay and will be open for
i the l'Ji'* season. This will fill a
j long felt want arid will, no doubt,
.attract a greater number of aport*
I men to these water*. 1
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ELI MOORHOUSE & CO. |
Certifled Public Accountants j
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| L, C. Smith Rldg., Seattle. | [
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| Audits and Income Tax Service |
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Annual visits to Alaska.
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JUNEAU TRANSFER !
COMPANY
!
Moves. Packs and Stores Freight
and Baggage.
Prompt Delivery of
LADYSMITH COAL
Phone 48.
ALASKA RADIO
i ituy only Non-Hegenerative
i Set . Regenerative Sets create
j Interference when tuning. Will
1)0 legislated out of air in time.
I As well turn automobile loose
without competent driver.
Julius Jaeger, :!-4 K 41,1 st- I
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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
HEYDER and MEIER
MORE CREAM!
:n every bottle of our
MILK.
And our motto is ‘'Absolute
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
PROTECTED AGAINST
cold of winter
fire from outside sources
upkeep expense
And the cost of concrete con
construction is very little more
1 than frame.
KRAUSE-JUDSON CO.
Concrete, Masonry, Plastering
Contractors. Manufacturers of
of all types of precast con
! croto building units.
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Alaska Transfer Co. |
| General Hauling, Baggage, |
Coal, Contract Hauling.
Main Street. Phone 41 [
I L SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician
| Watches, Diamonds,
i
Silverware
J ewelry
| ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and Barber Shop
TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWER
AND TUB BATHS l
i Lower Front St. (Var. Atta’s old 1
| stand) BILLY LOTT, Prop. |
i Phone 414. t
MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau
is*. Sc 3L
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—in
this <„asc a pleasure as well
ar duty.
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Juneau Public Library I
and Free Reading Room
City Hall, Second Floor.
Main Street at 4th. ,
Reading Room Open From
8 a m to 10 p m.
Circulation Room Open From
■ 1 to 5:30 p nr.—7:00 p. m.
to 8:30 i. m
| Current Magaz’/ies, Newspaper* |
Reference Books Eto.
FREE TO ALL I
DONT BE TAKEN IN
with the Idea that all coal la alike.
II isn't by A great deal. For In
stance our coal is dean and entirely
free from stones or slate. Every
lump of It means A lump of good
boat Doesn’t clog up your range
or furnace. Doesn't take all day to
pet burning either. You ought to
have some.
We specialize In feed.
d. b.Temmer
PHONE 114.