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COAST LEAGUE
IS TRAVELING
No games were played yesterday
In the Pacific Coast League as t e
teams are traveling and will open
this afternoon on the following
schedule for this week:
Seattle at Portland.
Sacramento at Salt Lake.
1 .os Angeles at Sun Francisco.
Oakland at Vernon.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
National League.
St. laittis 7; Pittsburgh 5.
Cincinnati 6; Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 3; Boston 13.
New York 4; Brooklyn 3.
American League.
■Washington 4; New York 17.
Detroit 2; Cleveland 4.
Chicago 3; St. Louis 7.
Boston 2; Philadelphia 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
Vernon
Balt Lake
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle .
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
\V.
1C
15
15
14
12
12
9
8
L.
9
10
11
12
12
14
17
1C
National League.
New York
Boston .
Chicago
Cincinnati ..
Pittsburgh ...
St. Louis ....
Philadelphia
Broklyn .
W.
10
L.
4
American League.
Cleveland
Now York
Detroit .
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston _
St. Louis
Chicago .
W.
10
8
Pet.
.CIO
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.538
,500
.402
.340
.333
Pet.
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.583
.538
.538
.402
.462
.400
.250
Pet.
.709
.607
.015
.600
.36 4
.364
.364
.182
BIG FIGHT IS
SCHEDULED ON
JULY FOURTH
CHICAGO. May 1 -Lay McLumby.
ot Montana, Commander of th > Am
lean Legion, announce'! today that
agreements have been reached by
long distance telephone with .1 k
Kerns, for Jack Dempsey to def< a 1
his title again.- ’ T en GSbbnnu. of S .
Paul. aft Shelby on July 4 The fight
Is for • 15 rounds to a decision.
OARSMEN OF DULUTH
TRAINING FOR 1924
DULUTH. May 1.—Working with
the knowledge that there will h n >
James A. (Dad) TenKy'k, 'famous
Syracuse Univ- ratty rowing mentor,
to come West and add the Hai.-Jint
touches to the coaching just bqf itm
the big races, the Duluth Boat Club
oarsmen, nevertheless, ire faithfully
preparing to defend 'their national
titles.
With the 1924 Olympics a their ob
jective, the local oarsmen expect t.i
make a stopping stone of the 192'.
national rices at Baltimore, and ar
winding up their land 'raining *pre
papatory to shoving off in the a I;~
Just au soon as th" weather peracts.
AttraK’tod by the annoum rauent
that Walter Hoover, world’s amateur
singlets sculling champion, would as
sist In tho coaching, many former
mccmbrirs of tho local Championslc;
crows have joined the coaching squ.i-i
and several of them are drilling
daily in the hope of boating sums
the younger .blade wielders to regain
positions in the eight and four-oar.
crows.
Although Duluth will be withou
the services of Onnrh Ten Eyck, wh;
coached the local crews to a ma
jority of their national and inter
nut-tonal 'honors. 'th ■ rowing eaumit
toe is confident- that, through th >
present syutom of having veteran
oarsmen alternate at drilling tha
squad, the club will be a'blo to make
a strong bid for the honor of repre
senting the United State in the 11124
Olympics.
Wight ceil of the .‘quad Cf 73 , i ;■
men have had a: 1 , one year's ex
perienc. in tho .ells- This is a
reword tun:: ut cf : •.-•.•..nod mea, the
rowing coavm' .. • ann-iim'ics. Among
those i> Bridgman, \tho stroked tin
senior . irht whit'll won the 1921 no
tional champtonrhip a: Buffalo. Alin a.,
Bridgmun and oils. • :h.:H on tlie 1921
crew, the BsrUuh S pior Eigh!“;- :< pp • 1 |
ut In •* year and again won a. I
Bhilai a! !>h!,:.
Boy Solo^t Wonder
Lost to Boston.
1
Brent Curls, boy satl'oUt, with !
tha “woml.T v: • e," win ;i.u b *n ,
a singer a; the Trinity Church, in '
Boston, for three years, has gone |
to New York, where, by arrange- I
merit with tha famous Grace j
Church authorities, ha will r veivo
a thorough educe ion, including a. j
college course. Too boy, who is *
14, is the son of a Boston druggist.
CLEAN KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
LOIS OF WATER
Take Salts to Ftush Kidneys if
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts.
Ealing too nun.*, rich food may
produce kidney trouble in some form,
says a well-known authority, because:
the acids created excite the kidneys.
Then they become overworked, get
sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts
of distress, particularly backache and
Misery in the kidney region, rheu
matic twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary Ir
ritation.
Tho moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren’t acting right, or If
bladder bothers you, begin drinking
lots of good water and also get
i about four ounces of Jad Salta from
i any good pharmacy; take a tattle
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys may then act fine. This fa
mous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with litliia. and has been used for
•••ears to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity; also to
neutralize the acids in tho system
.so that they no longer Irritate, thus
often relieving bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-v atir drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
; io help keep the Kidneys and urinary
organs clean, thus often avoiding
serious kidney disorders. By all
i means have your physician examine
I your kidneys at least twice a year.
I (advertisement.)
HE USES SUN’S RAYS FOR COCKING.
fcr
Dr. Charles 0. Abbott, of the Smithsonian In«: union, of W ,■ hingum. Di-irlct of 0.>ltrr.'' .'.i, ins
invent. .1 a new device for c.t. 'tint? with the sun’s ru.v-. He used i sm <■. .srsfully during a three m'tr.vhs'
trip to -M tint Wi. • .n, California. The construction f tin sun ; ven is very simple \ p i.al')'.: •
mirror, 10 I Ion;: ami 7 fee. wide, is the chief .feature. The curve ,f lie mirror results in :h > rays of the
sun 'bains reflected down in the •• nter of the glass, with a confer, .u. n of heat along that line.
Continue! i-rom r-i^ Os* 1
service on or b.'f.irs Novo rdicr 11
1918, who, 0:1 or i: ir At gas. 9, 1921
was discU.rgo I or re I, shall li
conclusively held h.;vo been, in
pinm<1 c.mdilim whin c-nt:Ins the
service, except .r <?.* mt ■ i itlsdibi.i
tics tau iwwo no: jil at ro. urd when or
prior to the Cm- Iso entered the
service.
2. That an ex-service men who 1
shown to have a mental disease or
an active .tubercular disease of 10
per cent or more, and such showing
wa t made upon t x.unlnaLfou by i.
medical officer , the Vote rani’ Bu
roau or other qualified physician
within three years after aepnatlug
from the servi. •, -hall bo consider
to have acquired his disability ii
service or to have Altered an sg
gravatiou of j»t ecxlswat tuberculai
or mental di ability. In addition b
extending'this period from two y • irs
lo Utrco years in mental and tuba,
cul.ir cases, the provision eliminate,
the qualification that the tuhcrculai
condition must be putmor. try la ei;
title one to the benefits of th ■ pre
sum ption.
There is also a provision extend
fng the time In which a eertificati
of disability may b" obtained b;>
providing that such certtfh ate may
ho oiblalnod prior t i March 4. 1924
and that such certificate, exc >p; i
Case of fraud, shall be inconi’s Libit
evidence that ihe injury for which 'll
is issued was suffered in or aggrava'
ed by the military service.
Another provision of the new act
which Is r.piplic. .bio also to 'veterans
other 'titan World War veterans, pro
video that when a veteran of any
war dies after his discharge or resig
nation from the service and docs not
leave sufficient estate to meet th'
expenses of burial and transportation
off the bodv. the Veter.ins' Bureau will
l>av for a flag to drape th > casket
and ai > for burial expense not e.x
seeding $100, the flag, after burial
to Ihccnnto the property of the next
of kin of the deceased. If death oc
curs while such p-urem is receiving
governmental medic j. surgical or
bo.ipital trea.l.neat or vocational train
ing, the bureau will pay. in addition
to 'burial c-xpearvrn, actual and neces
sary <o:,'t of transportation of thf
body, including the (preparation <
tho ho ly, to a .pi ice of Inn i ;l wi hi:
the continental limits of the Pnite-il
States. This provisi m of the new
act ext ends the funeral expenses t.
a larger class of veterans th in wai
previously provided for.
There is an 'her provision in th
act which Hr, rtf interest to ihe Span
ish War veterans, as well as to vet
erans of 1th > Philippine insurrectior
and Box t rebellion. It extends al
hospital facilities under the eantro
and juri diction of the bureau s
thVt they are available for thosi
veterans suffering from neuro-psy
chhitric or tubercular ailipents.
i A provision is also made that pay
(menu of premiums on yearly renew
abl, torni insurance 1 . i < oav.'r . ! I.i
. aratrco may bo deemed not to h :vu
1-;> •• I ;n he cases i: ' those pc-nu. -
who, whil; in .-ntaiiy i :>aip.; .eat in.
tor .11 no 1,-r.tl gu. r-II.in :.atl 1. l
ampuln't, !, have here. Cure all .w l o
may her: itker allow ih:.ir Insur t.u
to b.pso while ••'.> miff. ring. dm-in
the ' period for which they have l>
or may li -realtor be r.o ratiod.
BRISTOL, Vermont, .May 1 (By
j Associated 1‘rou.i A memorial t<
i an escaped com a ia to ba erec. J
, In this little town In the li irt cf th
Oroen Mountains. The mi a, w h,
| killed a neighboring farmer in Un
j tdilla, N. V.. w-i John Broodt, k
(Dutchman. The Oiti-ook Club, u wo
j men's organization of Bristol, is go
I ing -to place >u lurably Inscribed
j tone marker on the site cf his log
iu: at hi;! fi..it South Mountali
because Umodt w.i. th a first whiti
nilan known ta luce settle 1 wWhi
the limits of the p: enf town.
Broodt had a dUpute witn hi
neighbor In Una Hi i over a line feme
between their farms. A fight to'.
'owed and th n hbor was killed
Brood! was com e I (. mur.I r lie
■Taped, bought ammunition, fish in
leklc and other ne e stUes at Whiti
hall, and fled into Vermont. In th
dense forest near South Mountain, i
inilo south of what ts now Brteto
village, lie ended hi flight. There n
ImiT't la log cabin and remained n
solitude with ills faithful dog for 1:
years without. eemg aniith r whiti
man. When foun I by a surveyin;
1 party in 1785 he w.i clad in dc 'rskil
| ind Ilia dog, w'nWii he said had b e;
Mack when he entered the w ad
1 was nearly white.
Broodt was pardoned later. Th
stone chimney which he built w.i
standing until <u few years ago an
even now the -dilapidated li - irt
i murks the 'spot of bis hermitage.
DEPTH "OF SNOW IN
AREAS OF NORTHLAND
The depth of now (in inches’)
Son tlie ground at 8p. m. Monday,
April 30, at various Alaska Weather
Bureau .stations was as folluvs:
Noorvik . 9.0
Nome ....ld.O
Tanana . 12.0
Eagle . 1.0
McKinley Park 10.0
PHOTOGRAPHING SIG GAME
Capt. J. P. Hubrick' and Mrs. Hi.
brick have left Cordova for the In
terior to take pii-lure3 of big gam
and will leave sh irtly for the Pribi
lot Island's, -willere bey will tak pic
tures at the seal rookeries. They
have been given a permit to do so by
the government.
AUK BAY STAGE.
Leaves V. & I. Cafe for Auk !!a>
5 P. M. daily, returning 6:10
Bound trip $2.60. —ailv
Lost sometnir-^r Ton can gat li
back by us log the "Loat and Pound'
| 'olumia of The E«.plr*
Meat “Mrs. Mercury,”
ci Boston.
Efcnma Mason is Boston’s only
woman messenger, ami on lior job
she wtws out six pairs of stout
walking shoe.' a year. I> ■ - .alto her
57 years she Is seen in all parts of
Boston, winter and summer, at ail
hours, always in a hurry and with
a handful of messages to deliver.
She never stops to shoot marbles
or read dime novels.
LINOTYPE*MAN~ MARRIES
(1. T. Moore, linotype operator on
the Cordova Times, was married last
week to Miss Rose Seymansky, who
irrtved ‘from Seattle the day before
the marriage. Tho c eremvony w.u
perform td by Father McMillan of
he Catholic Church.
‘Two Live Ghosts" by Senior
| Jlass cf D. H. S. April 4th, Liberty
! Theatre. —adv.
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| Bonds, School Bonds, Flrjt
Mortgage Loans, County War
I rants. To net C% to 8% lnter
1 eet. Correspondence solicited.
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Annual visits to Alaska.
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Gtneral Hauling, Baggage, 1
Coe.l, Contract hauling.
Muir Street 1‘hone 41
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Furnished Rooms for
Rent
ANCHORAGE ROOMS
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Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds
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ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE C R E A M
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAfJ MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
EVEN THE EXPERT COOK
lias to have the right kind of
chickens, or her best efforts will go
wrong. There will be no ? about
tlie quality and tenderness of the
chicken if purchased from our stock.
Better order one today and prove It.
Wo also curry a vuriety of coal
and feed.
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
HEYDER and MEIER
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After you have had a sufficiency in the cafe, 5
drop into the lobby and enjoy an after-dinner §
smoke. We have the largest assortment of high |
grade cigars in town. 1
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Saturdays. 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
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