/‘BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS
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SEATTLE. May 24.—Alter Sac
ramento got a four run lead. Scat-!
tie tied the score yesterday after-j
norm and in the tenth Inning nosed'
out a victory.
Ted Baldwin, Seattle third base-,
man, returned to the game yoster j
day after nursing a wounded fln|
since the first game of tile home'
series.
Baldwin saved the day once or
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NEW AUTO WILL
GO FIFTY MILES
FOR TWO CENTS
SAN' F’RANO'SC'O, May 24 —
A miniature* Hir.ol "nsino. de
signed 10 .,)i ,1 lat '.n hiles far
great d. jner i „t a nominal
cost anti -with ho elimination cf
the present, ge it shifts, has be an
perfected by engineers of the
Bethlehem Ship Building Cor
ipora.tlon lure, i: was annnun■cl
by Joseph .1 Hyman, vice presi
dent and general manager of the
corporation rn the coast.
"The engine will propel
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Fir Fire Clay
Iron Bark Lime
Oak Hay
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Boat Lumber
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Cid tandlee of newspapers at the
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in the ninth after two men were
out.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland 2; Salt Lake 3.
Oakland 5; Vernon 2.
Jjos Angeles 2; San Francisco 3.
Seattle 7; Sacramento 6; ten in
nings.
National League.
Philadelphia 6; Pittsburgh 7.
Boston 6; Chicago 4.
New York 4; St. Louis 1.
Brooklyn 7; Cincinnati 1.
American League.
Cleveland 6; Boston 8.
STANDING OF, THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Vernon ....
Portland
Los Angeles ...
Oakland ...
Seattle
W
30
27
26
26
26
L.
19
21
21
23
18
16
2b
30
30
National League
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
W.
24
18
17
15
15
14
L.
7
13
16
16
16
15
17
Cincinnati . 13
Philadelphia . 7 22
American League.
8
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroi t.
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
W.
17
17
17
13
12
10
8
12
15
15
16
16
18
17
Pet.
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.563
.553
.542
.531
.468
.375
.348
Pet.
.774
.581
.515
.484
.484
.483
.433
.241
Pet.
.733
.586
.531
.531
.448
.429
.357
.320
FULTON SEEKS PEACE
WITH MASSACHUSETS
BOSTON. Mass.. May 24—The
Massachusetts Ihoxing commission has
received word From Jimmy Johnston,
manager c*f Fred Fulton, that the lat
ter is ready to make amends for tin
'breach of contract committed when
the Minnesota yiaaterer Sought Floyd
Johnson in New York on April 16.
When they had contracted to fight in
Boston. The two 'boxers and their
managers stand suspended by both
the 'Massachusetts and New York
commissions. It was said here that
Jack McAuliffo 11 probably would
ibe Fulton’s opponent in place of
Johnson when he fulfilled his con
tract 'to fight here
PORTUGAL HAS MAN
TO FIGHT DEMPSEY
LISBON', May 24.—Portugal has
an aspirant for tho heavyweight
championship in the person of Man
uel Furtado. He weighs 210 pounds,
is Just 20 year3 old, and has won
six ifights—two in 'Italy, four in
France—all iby knockouts.
HARTFORD, Conn.. May 24 An
amateur radio station has transmute 1
signals 11.000 milos. establishing a
now long distance record, according
to a communication received at the
American Radio 'Relay League head
quarters. A ship operator reports
that ho hoard the station operated
by E. W. Rouse at Galveston. Texas,
when ho was TOO miles southeast of
(leyIon in ithe Indian Ocean.
Rank the difference and buy a
Ford. Marshall & Newman, adv.
small .-in:.'.'Habile .>0 sniscM on
2>£j emits' worth of fuel,” Ty
nanan said. “It is already in op
' oration at our plant."
MACK UNABLE TO
DIRECT YALE TEAM
MEW HAVEN, Conn, May 24.— '
j John Mack, Yale's track athletic
after a wirt~r spent in Bermuda, fir;
■from 'well. He h as not assumed con-j
trc.l cC the track situation at Yale,;
! as it was expected he might, an 1 it
I is still uncertain whether he will be
I a<ble ito do so. Within a week it is)
ilikely that a decision will be male]
| whether he will direct the training,]
although he is not aible to remain reg-;
! ularly at the track, or whether one]
of the assistant coaches will be ap-j
] pointed 'to take cltiarge of the situa]
I tion. The assistants are Billy Queal.i
i coach of the instance runners; Ne I j
Morriaim, coach cf the sprinters, and 1
Boyd Comstock, coach of the weight
! men.
FATEST SPEEDBOAT
ENTERED AT PORTLAND
LOS ANGELES, May 24 -Lucky
Strike IiI„ said to die the fastest
apeediboalt on the Pacfiffc Coast, Is
expected , to be entered in races at;
Portland, Ore., in dune iby the Cali
fornia Yacht fliulb. it was announced.
The Portland Motorboat Club will
give cash prizes amounting to $3,500
to winners of motorboat events, |
which will be staged during the an
nual rose festival.
Alvin Frank, owner of the Lucky j
Strike II,, says his craft has a good
chance to win the free-for-all event
and $600 prize o'il'ered.
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returned to New H van
KILBANE IN FINE
FETTLE FOR FIGHT
WITH FRENCHMAN
VEAV YORK, i.My 24 —Jchnny KII- !
bane, world’s featherweight cham
pion, arrived here from Cleveland to1
complete training for hi a Ibout with I
Eugene Criqui. French featherweight,!
at the Polo Groan-da June 2. The)
champion was accompanied by his
wife, and A1 Ziemer, his sparring
partner. i
Kilbane, who la 33, said he was J
feeling fine and that he had been !
In Hght tr. lining for weeks. •;
“I have been working seriously to
condition myself for Criqui since
April 15.” he said, adding he weighed
at present 124% pounds.
Kilbane was asked whether he!
thought he could beat Criqui.
“To -be honest. I Could not say.";
he repliod. "I h ive never seen him ;
box. As for myself, I am not as'
fast as ( used to be. ibut f know a
good ffeal more ynnd I am hitting
better."
WILLARD SAYS HE CAN
BEAT ANY GREENHORN
LOS ANGELES. May 24 —Jess WU
• lard, informed of the date for a
; match with iLuisi Eirpo on July 7,
j said:
| “Good: J know 1 can beat all the
j greenhorns." .
AUK BAT STAGE.
i Leaves U. & T. Cafe for Auk Bay
|5 P. M.. Saturday only, returning
C:30. Special trip at any time.
Round trip f2,ii0, —adv.
opui ii rug me um nous oj ne mmti, ji on m. Avery, to wnic i in is me heir . for the rlmplo
life on a email farm In the East, Florence Olcctt Avery, of India i Village, near Hetroi . Mir hi gun.
has been secretly married to her f thrr'c guidener, Francis Barriquand. Barrlguand is 34. and his
bride is 39. The Avery family re used to be reconciled to the daughter. The couple ure new living
at this modest little home in Hiver House, Ohio.
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
WKaIpmIs and Retail Rntrlisn
DEMPSEY HAS
HARD CONTEST
WITH GIBBONS
Jack Kearns Admits Gibbons
Is Best Little Boxer in
Little Old World.
SHELBY, May 2*.—"Jack De ra p j
se.v will ifatco the hardest fight of hL >
career on next July 4,” doclared Jack I
Kearns hero at a luncheon. "Oibbons
Is a hard hitter and the best boxer
in the world," ifurlher declared
Kearns
GREAT BALDS. May 24— Jack
Kearns stated here this afternoon
that while ho was at Shelby he re
ceived an “enormous offer" from Dan
Tracy, hotolman, ifor a match between
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills here
on Labor Day.
The Tribune .this afternoon says
Dempsey ''favors the offer and does
not see any reason why the fight
should not foe in Great Falls."
GIVES RIDERS MEDAL
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.—Wells
Furgo Nevada National Bank, of San
Francisco, the direct descendant of
the famous old express and banking
company, .for which the pony ex
press carried dispatches in the 60s,
will present a gold medal to each of
the 60 participants In the coming re
vival of the pony express.
FOR BOB TURNER’S AUTO
PHONE 267 Anytime. Seven passen
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
next to Boston Store. —adv.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT.
In the Commissioner’! Court for
the Territory of Alaska Division
Number One. Juneau Precinct.
Before V. A. Paine, Commissioner
and Ex-Officio Probate Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of CON
BAD VV. FRIES, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
A. Boyle, executor of the last will
and testament of Conrad W. Fries,
t'Jbove named, and of said above
mentioned estate, lias rendered for
settlement and filed herein the final
account of his administration of said
estate and petition for decree of
distribution and that Saturday, July
28, 1023, at the hour of ten o’clock
a. m. before the undersigned, at
his office in the I’nited States Court
House, at Juneau, Alaska, has been
set as the time and place for hear
ing of said final account and peti
tion for distribution. All persons
interested in said estate and in said
matter may appear at said time and
place and file objections to said final
account and petition in writing and
contest the same.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Probate Court, above
mentioned, this May 23, 1923.
(Seal) V. A. PAINE,
Commissioner and Ex
-v Officio Probate Judge.
First publication May 24, 1923.
I Wist publication June 14, 1923.
CHIEF WITNESS IN HAZING DEATH QUIZ.
fgTAtUtxMit'H:? W Sfa^yA^y.^b^fC%&%%.]
,1. Allen Mills, who led the frerhman class of Northwestern
University. Evanston, Illinois, in the Ualtle vvilli tlie sophomore
clrrs the night helghlon Mount, a freshman, is supposed to have
been slain and his body thrown under a pier head In Lake Michi
gan, was practically kidnapped front Akron, Ohio, and rushed to
Chicago for examination at the hands of State's Attorney Robert
E. Crowe.
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FKICD or draying. We hIbo have a
few choice need potatoes, some lawn
grass seed, domestic and imported
Lilly's More Crop Fertilizer, onion
sets, etc. Chickens for this week's
delivery consist of Fricassee and
Broilers. Place your orders early.
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Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
Yah Will Nnta tli« Pnnnlnritv of
TY COBB CONTINUES TO FLASH
OLD TIME FORM UPON DIAMOND
PEERLESS BREAD
There s a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
DETROIT, May 24. (By Associat
ed Press.)—Tyrus Hay aioad (' llyb
variously yclept "Tlio Peerless One’
and “The Georgia Peach,” is net yel
among the bench manager class, da
sjiite his 37 years and tho thinning
hairs on his head. Frequent predic
tious, first heard w'hon he socceedad
Hughie Jennings as manager of th«
Detroit Tigers two years ago, that
he was through as a .player, have
failed otf ftfllflllment.
It, is a dlBferont (.’ebb who guides
tho destinies of the 1923 Tigers front
(ho ipluyor who flashed among the
major league constellations in 190,7
gaining in (brilliancy and renown un
til in 1911 he (became ta .420 halter.
The speed that gavo Cobb a new
major league record fair stolen base?
In 1915, with a total of 98, is wan
ing, but in its place has come craft!
ness, anil because he had no mud
speed to lose, he hM.11 is a great oul
fielder, still a dangerous man on the
paths.
At bat, he is the same “Peach'
His eye semis as dear hr in hi
eartier day's when flfB whs the bug
boar of all pitchers in the league
-He continue! to 'meet the ball square
•ly, and his faculty of driving the bai:
out of reach of the fielders seem
greater, If anything, this year than
' ever.
I From the start or this season ho
has had the Tigers among the league
! leaders. Close followers of the game
ihave seen in Detroit the principal
| inenace to the >Now York Yinkaes in,
] this season's race. Cobb's 'heavy
j artillery Is conceded to be the equal,
I of the Now York club's “murderers’j
! row,'' and his ipitchtng sftaff, consld-'
ered the principal weakness of the
club, has shown surprisingly well
during the first month, the veteran
Dm HRS especially appearing near the
peak dr his 'form.
Some critics see Indications that
i Cothb may direct his club ifrom the
bench soon, in the acquisition of two
i -.lugging recruits. Doth erg ill and Man
1 ash, both of whom have been used
! eCfectlvoly this year, but C ;t»b smiles
| and continues to take liis stand in
; rentrnfleld.
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MARTHA SOCIETY LUNCHEON.
Members of ‘‘Circle 3" of the
j Martha Society, will hold a luncheon
i and goody sale Saturday next, May
j 26, at the Alaska Klectric Light and
; Power Company display rooms, be
I ginning at 11:30 o'clock In the
l morning. —adv.!
| , fl /"» BARGAINS
I Kpri ( arc “‘Mif
WLjLill I .III all pood condition.
W V ^*%AW SEE T. J. M’CAUL
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Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all our baking products.
PEERLESS BAKERY
HEYDER and MEIER
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
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EVERY DAY
Week Day*. 2 p. m. Daily.
Saturdays, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET Arthur ficken Mr
Seward Street.
FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR