“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
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TIGERS WILL
HAVE BUNCH
OF SLUGGERS
CHICAGO, March 16.—Lineup with
n .300 or bolter hitter in every posi
tiion is one of the things other Amer
ican League teams may have to con
tend with when they meet Detroit
this season.
On the basis of 1022 averages, Man
ager Coibb will be able to put a team
with u grand butting 'average of .329
on the field, with none of the play
ers hatting under the coveted ,30<
murk.
REAL STARS SIGNED
CINCINNATI, O., March Hi.-.Presi
dent Herrmann of the Cincinnati Nu
tional League club received a tele
gram from lxmis Fonseca, infielder,
saying that Fonseca had signed his
contract and tiv.it he and "Babe"
Pinelii. Red third baseman, would ar
rive at the Orlando, Fla-, training
caimip nexit Saturday.
ROOKIES FOR PIRATES
PITTSBURGH, Pa., March lfi.—1The
Pittsburgh pirates soon will hive
another roosie on its already much
roolkied ip itching staff, according to
notlficaltiion received iby club offi
cials from Washington.
Albert Forward of Nova Scotia is
the new recruit, who is expeoted to
reach Hot Springs, Ark., early next
week, whore Nlbe Pirates are in train
ing.
FRED TONEY IN CAMP
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 16.—Fred
Toney, 'former Now York Ciiant
St. Louis Nationals after he was
pitcher, wth'o wais 'purchased by the
traded by the Giants and refused to
report to Boston, has arrived at the
Cardinal training camp at Rraden
town, Fla., according to word re
ceived here. Ho is awaiting word of
reinstatement to the active list.
Nine
Club Are Able to Hit
Over .300 Mark.
NEW ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
NOW FORMED
Polo Grounds Will Probably
Witness Fights — An
nouncement Made.
NEW YORK. March 1« Tlit> Polo
Orou’.du A '.ileftx Ast-oelaltion. with a
capital lC‘f $1,500,000. ' ,jn h.?on formed
to conduct toxin/, o its on the Polo
Grounds, lie ih, 1:11c Mf the Naw York
Giants.
Tom O'Rourke, who will lie the
mutch-maker. announces the associa
tlon is largely controlled by the di
rectors of the P.trr Club, a new ror
.porat.ion.
Flrpo has been offered $25,000 for
a fight w’th Jim Hcrmlia. < Omaha.
on June 2.
JAPAN IS READY
FOR U. S. TENNIS ;
TO LEAVE SOON
TOKTO, March 16.—Julian will be
represented at ifhla year's Davis Cup
tennis tournaltnent .in the United
States by Shlmldzu. Kuniagaya, Oka
moto. Fulrmta 'and Kashio. They
will isail for the United S ales about
May 1.
'OkamOt'o is the this holder in ten
nis ftir India. Fukttda secured .the
Ail-Japan singles churn kinship last
year. Jtash io will phclbalbly act as a
.substitute player.
Old bundles or i<ew*papor* at the
Km Dire. 25 centj.
JUNEAU FANS j
WANT TO LOOK
MANILA OVER
_
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Collier and Manila L.ikely to
Meet in Capital City
Early in April.
(Ketchikan Chronk-lo.) j
X. I{. Walker r.velve:! a cable!
from th> athletic cum milt tee of the;
Juneau I’os't of the Aim Th an Legion I
yr- "orday, asking la'im t.> interview'
Joe Manila anti adcrtCain under what I
c. nd'.t.'on < the .local middleweight
wo till go to Jun in ; id m Jot
Collier on Anri! in. Mr. Walker put
hi m -»]i 'ti m up do Harry Morrell.
Manila's 'manager, who said hire Kill
pkno Would be glad to nice Collier,
ind ata'ted to Walker the terms un
ler wlv'ch he will - gn. The terms,
while not made public as yet. were,
I according to Mr Walker, sttrh a
lean bo nothing but satisfactory to the j
j Juneau .promoters. Therefore, if
Manila weathers the gale of the 16th. i
ha will mo doubt have an opportunity!
‘ to make a how (a a Juneau audience ;
: Sold ,• Woods ilno 'received a wire!
! from the same source, asking for hi- !
I meu urementj. Woight. i c.. and in!
j quiring if h ■ would eonte to Juneau.
j for tho ts.i'me date, providing a sail
! able epiponent can Ibe signed up. It
I woudd b.» suporflous to quote the Sol
| dieir'3 reply, for the place where he
will not go when ithe hand of adven
, hire beckons, is vet to be found
Thorafcire, should 'the lit' ter of the
Filipino bo dimmed to any appreci
able extent on tho lfith, Mr. Collier j
can be accommodated 'by a nlin who |.
always argues 'in the affirmative.
It is practically hk>1 tied that the
third man in tho ling when Manila,
! and Wood meet in tire second frame |
j of their four-handed argument will
J be Joe Will, who is well known to'
all the fans as a boxer with a string
; of arguments packed away in the old
i kit bag. and also a tnan with consid
erable .experience as a r ‘force. He |
had tendered his stnrviccvs as sparring I
iP inner for the Soldier, but discon-1
United horn when rt became apparent j
Chat he would be chasien ai arbiter.
KENWORTHY NOT
ALLOWED TO AID
HANFORD. Pal., Mart'll lfi - Bill
j Ken worthy. Irfan user uni part owner)
j of l!io Fnrtlan 1 Beavers of Ihe Pu
I offlc Co.th! League la.s1 year, . was
j ordoCed to refrain from practMing
j with t'he PortTa-r.'d Club here by Com
I ml»st!orer K. M. Ijandis. in a wire
| received. Kenw'i.rihy express' 'I «ur
ris'a at ."lif* La-tit!H ruling ant! de
f’.ai'ad lie had in. rely com*) to Han
na! with f ile Beavers for the ’purptiioJ
|of assorting Mitnofeer Middle-ton over
la few -rough t.pots. He am noun 1 I h ■
I'woni'.-J leave immedfateiy Shtove
I *ir *1. Li., -where he «'M j in the Co
lumbus -Club of tlio American As so
j K'ialtlon.
I Ken worthy was banned from the!
ICM.i-s-t Lea-gno lalst year by 1/attdis I
I i.ver alleged sih-a-iip practices in t *
J it. r I t:> ir.j 'transfer frotn tile Scut-,
i • la . > 'it.' *1. rtla ad Club
BRENNAN RECOVERING
SLOWLY FROM HIS K.O
NKAV YORK. March Hi - Bill Bren-j
1 nan is exncw.etl to leave the Jewish j
j Memorial hosipi-t-til wtjthin a few days I
u i result of h* s knmkoiit blow re-j
: reived i:*,t Monday night from K-irpo.!
It wiM Ik' a long time, however, be !
f.rs the hea vyweigln will be able to j
or er -thr* ring. His eondition has j
i)ovr been critical and the surgeon<
i - -1 -tli-' injury was not rious. j
Furniture moved and stored.
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
' neau Transfer. —adv.
Taist nometnii.You can gat Hi
I back by using lb* "Loat and Found' |
IN BEAVER
column of The Empire.
$90,000,000 CONCERN IN RECEIVERS’ HANDS.
TK HotfVeff", J.CDg.tr.rte
ajcJ L 'Da.V'ui
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Fifteen thousand stockholde -s rf the Cleveland Discount Comp ry, scattered throughout tlio
country, are on' the anxious scut while awaiting the report of tile $b >,OOP,Otto corporal Ion’. finances,
jic.u to be made public by the remivers, Thonras li. llogsett and Wi! iam L. David, through their
counsel, J. C. Herne. William II. Koppel, of Tiffin. Ohio, largest stork; older and Chairman of the
Board, asked the Common Pleas C irt to name receivers shortly after Jccdah Kirby, the "Boy Wonder
Salesman,” promoter of tlio comp my, was forced out of the presidency. Later three salesmen asked
the Federal courts to place the co.poration in Involuntary bankruptcy, to collect amounts they claim
ed lo be due them. Officers d el .i , the company i solvent.
MOTOR TO BE
INSTALLED ON
THE MAYFLOWER
GLOUCESTER. Mass.. March 16.
—Tli-) Mayflower, sms: a A s ah mm: .•
if the American fisheries under said,
neot'inig no vessels to mutch .- >ee I
irtith her in 'two years elf in'.crnati ki
tl fishermen's racing, will be cut
iown and eqviriippod with ;t mot n\
6|»ortti! ng consfderal k>nu have bean
i?t aside bv i'll ■ Boston syndicate
.halt owns tier, and R 'has written off
i loss of $1.4,000 insurance in tlie
two-year effort to have Oho May
dower recognised as a fisherman elijr
hle 'to competo for the Halifax Her
t.ld chlamptonsMp clip.
The speed built ilnto Hie sell Miner
roni itlio designs Of Sterling Ittir
WH, wlirtch caused her tio bo de
ilarad more nearly a yacht than fisii
frmati, will never be tested as
fanned, although she may 'be race I
n ihcr revised form with the engine
lealeil.
The decision of the Mayflower As
loclates, Inc., which owns the fish
>r.nan. to have her converted into an
uixiiCtiry vessel, became known to
lay, when tli i schooner was tewed
v*rc under bare ,polc- to have a 10a
lorsepowor engine installed and to
lave bur lofty marts land slender
i.pars cut down 'to Hake a reduce;!
ilafl area.
Under her new c.md-i. i-nns Hie M-ay
‘lower. her owners exp-"'. will stock
'aough firb and lie able to run to
market and back in all weather fast
>noug,h to make her high sailor of
;ho Host n-Gloucester fleet.
Tlie Mayflower may still race un
ler Rail, although he will never
jr exactly as 'pluniucd :«?ter 'the^iotor
b installed.
dempseTdan
NOT TAKE ON
EXTRA FIGHT
NEW YORK, March 16. Tex Rick
ml declared nod ay that .lack Damp
- -y c-vitjot accept the offer of $7.10,
iOO repoo-ted made tby Argentina pro
moters to figlrt Ivois F'rpo in Huenos
\ires in November. Tills is because
if a contract wihli-h Phy > agree I to
> ,x solely under Rickard's direction
!i>r one year.
Headquarters tnT Ladysmith coal,
luneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
Old papers foi sale at Empire
»trice.
YOUTHS CANNOT DRINK
LIQUOR IN ENGLAND
IXJNDOX, March 16.—Tho bill
vponsort I by Liii.v .Vh>r prohibitum
10 sab' ,l’ 4::- .ixhMU'ts u> youths un
■I r 18 ,v. irs lot a« • lor c m ;«mp!i >n
on t'.v!' promise-; whoio i'o'nl, passed
,* coon'l reading by the vo'.i of
838 to 56.
OlA papers tor Sale at Empire
WRANGELL WINS
SEATTLE. .Mai'cn in.—Tho Wiun
ye’H Hi,'ill S'liool baHketballers last
night ili i ,.tcmI tho lmcal Y. M. C.
A. lti'il Sox by 'a score of 2d to 17.
Old buncoes or newspapers at th«
Empire, 26 cents.
3,000 COPIES SHEET MUSIC
Classical and Popular—On Sale—15 CENTS a copy
1,000 Player Piano Rolls 50 CENTS EACH. 25 CENTS allowed
on used salable i oils.
Pianos and Phonographs for sale or rent. Expert Piano Tuning
and Repairing.
Be it ever so humble there i3 no place for musical service like
“Ye Old Tumble Down Harmony Shack” of
GEORGE ANDERSOJI
Next to A. B. Hall.
Phone 143
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For all gccd corking FEDERAL
MILK has no superior. It’s handy,
rich and creamy. Pure cow's milk
with cnly water taken out. Order
a care from your grocer.
OREGON AGGIES
IN FAST GAMES
CORVALLIS, O.e., March lfi.
(J'lmea 'wit'll 'fa* amateur teams of
Lll'o WHlaiuePte Valley IbetHore the |
a porting of 'the conference schedule
are to supplement the early training j
rtf the Oregon Agricultural College i
baseball team, according to announce ]
merit by Kaiph Coleman, Portland ;
nKffle. Crtasit Longue ipfhclvor, who Is!
Coaching the Aggies’ nine.
Col'eniau’s pitching niHilx-riail
in
cluded Alfred Woodward, who came
near signing with the Detroit Tigers I
hut 'decided to remain, at O. A. C.;|
Fnanlk iMon don hull, veteran hinder i
from 'Inst year's toa'm, and Chari’s' |
NTewib111, Harold Ridings, Andy Street' j
and Percy Bla: kston> from last’, year's! |
l'resihmen. Mika Dotty, la.-.t year's I
c i'trther, 'is the only receiver listed. , ■
luffeldors 'tram last your are Felix —
Fiona, I lick Garber, Glenn I* irry and
Hilbert Tasso. Throe veteran out
fielders are Torn Rlppy, Chaster Nkto
nam anal Frank Kramlen.
The oehedule tor the season fol
lows:
April 23'26 -Idalliio here.
April 30—Washington Stale ait Pull
in an.
Mlay 1—Washington State at Pull-,
man.
May 3-4—dd.iho at Mrtscchv.
May 5- Whitman at Walla Walla. j
May 11-12—Oregon at Corvallis.
May 16-17—Washington State at ■
Corvallis.
May 18-19—Oregon at Eugene
J JUNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY |«
Moves, Packs and Store* Freight •
and Baggage. J
Prompt Delivery of
LADYSMTTn COAL
Phone 48.
I
!
SPECIAL
5 lb. Box
Tru-Blu
Grahams
FRESH
CRISP
DELICIOUS
Special $1.00 per box
GIOVANETTI’S STORE |
Corner Cxlkonn and Dixon lu. i
The store that htm you money. |
MORE CREAM!
[N EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
MILE.
And our motto is “Absolute
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
BACK TO JUNEAU |
G. E. KRAUSE
Manufacturer of concrete brick,
block, roofttle; eewerplpee;
automatic sealing burial vault*
Chimney blocks with ventilat
ing chambers. Postoffice base
meat or Castlneau Hotel. Phone
439.
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Alaska Transfer Co.
General Hauling, Baggage,
Coal, Contract lanling.
Main Street. Aon# 41
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L J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician.
Watches, Diamonds,
Silverware
Jewelry
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and Barber Shop
TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWER
AND TUB BATHS j
Lower Front St. (Van Atta’s old I
stand) BILLY LOTT, Prep. |
Phone 414. |
-—If
MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau
3.
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—in
this case a pleasure as well
as duty.
Juneau Public Library |
i
and Free Reading Room |
City Hall, Second Flooi.
Main Street at 4th.
Reading Room Open from
I a. m. to 10 p. m.
Circulation Room Open From
i to 0:30 p. m.—7:00 p. a.
to 8:30 i. m
Current Magazine!, Bewipapeti
Reference Book*. EtO. S
FREE TO blL I
k PLENTY OF BAD WEATHER
I to be expected yet. Old Winter baa
I a habit of "lingering In the lap Of
I Spring.” So don’t let your coal cup
p ply become exhausted. Have ui eead
| you a ton or so of fine, clean coal
/ that will insure you a comfortable
v home and save the family from maay
of those dreaded spring colds.
We also carry a full line of food.
* D. B. FEMMER
PHOWE 114.
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CLEANLINESS
QUALITY
PEERLESS BAKERY
BREAD AND PASTRY
Are different. Why? Only the best ingredients
money can buy are used.
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125 Front St.
Phone 222