BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
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ALL. OVER - I'M
FRIGHTENED
TO DEATH -
By GEORGE McMANUS
tell him
TO DRIVE
TO DllMTV
MOOREvo
WELL HAVE TO
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VOU A -bOI T
PORTLAND TAKES
DOUBLE HEADER;
STAYS TOP HEAP
Manager of Beavers Wins
Own Game but Seattle
Makes it Hard Work.
PORTLAND, Mya 7.—The Beav
ers continue to stay in first place
by taking a double header yesterday
from Seattle, before a crowd ol
13,000.
In the first game Manager Mid
dleton managed to squeeze out a
victory for himself although Seattle
crowded hint at all times. In the
second game, Schroeder was in
superb form holding the Indians to
seven hits and striking out eight.
The batteries were as follows:
First game — Tesar, Jacobs and
Ritchie; Middleton and Hyler.
Second game—Schoeder and On
slow; Blake and Ritchie.
SUNDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland 8, 3; Seattle 7. 0.
Vernon 11, 4; Oakland 3, 6.
"an Francisco 1, 4; Los Angeles
7, 3.
Salt Lake 13, 5; Sacramento 8, 1.
National League.
St. Louis 16: Chicago 4.
Brooklyn 7; Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 8; Pittsburgh 7.
American League.
Cleveland 4; St. Ixmsi 5.
New York 1; Philadelphia 5.
Washington 4; Boston 1.
Chicago 4; Detroit 3.
SEATTLE WON SATURDAY.
PORTLAND, May 7.—Sutherland
was hit hard in spots last Saturday
afternon while Gardner kept his
blows scattered and Seattle won the
game 7 to 4, braeking Portland’s
winning streak.
The batteries were as follows:
Portland—Sutherland and Onslow.
Seattle—Gardner and Ritchie.
SATURDAY S GAME.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland 4; Seattle 7.
San Francisco 11; Los Angclee 7.
Salt Lake 4; Sacramento 11.
Vernon 3; Oakland 0.
National League.
Philadelphia 2: New York 5.
St. Louis 7; Chicago 6.
Boston 4; Brooklyn 5.
Pittsburgh 10; Cincinnati 7.
American League.
Washington 1; Boston 4.
Chicago 8; Detroit 7.
Cleveland 10; St. Louis 2.
New York 7; Philadelphia 2.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
w. L.
Portland .
Vernon .
Balt Lake ...
San Francisco
Sacramento ...
Seattle .
Oakland
Los Angeles
12
12
14
14
17
18
21
20
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Ltouls
Cincinnati .
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
21
20
18
18
16
13
12
10
National League.
w. L.
14
10
10
10
10
8
5
6
6
7
9
9
8
11
11
12
American League.
w. L
New York 11 7
Detroit . 11 8
Cleveland . 11 8
Philadelphia . 9 7
Boston . 7
Washington . 7
St. Louis . 7
Chicago . 7
10
10
10
10
Pet.
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.635
.563
.563
.4 80
.480
.364
.333
Pet.
.737
.588
.536
.536
.536
.431
.312
.333
Pet.
.611
.579
.579
.563
.412
.412
.412
.412
PACKARD CAR FOR HIRE.
Phone 94—Stand, Juneau Billiard
Parlors. adv.
For that cloaea car service call
Benjr’a Taxi. Stand at the Gas
tineau, —adv.
SIGN UP FOR
FOURTH FIGHT
CHICAGO, May 7.—Jack Kearns
has signed articles for the Dempsey
GObfcons fight alt Shoflby, the oil boo a
town Cor July 4., 15 rounds to a de
ck's son.
Delmipsey is to receive $300,000,
w.hlls Gibbons takes chances for the
red: df the receipts which he is to
share.
Keurns has .received $100,000 as ta -
first installment, the oth r $200,000
to be paid beifcre the fight.
CARPENTlER
GOMES BACK
PARIS. May 7.—Georges C irpoatler
knkxkcil out Mancie Nellis in the
eighth round of whit was to have
been a 15-rounl bout last night for
the Preach heavyweight champion-;
ship title.
SAM LANGFORD
PROVES STUFF,
MBXJOO CITY, May 7.—Sam Lang-j
Cord, American heavyweight, yester-'
lay afternoon knuckled out Andrej
Raisa. Spar.ish champ,in, in tile third!
round of what was to have been a1
fight to a finish, ft was.
220 YARD HURDLE
RECORD IS BROKEN
IOWA CITY. May 7.—-Charles j
Brockins, cf the University of lowa.l
ran the 220-.ya.rd hurdle last balur-l
day .'Ijteiritoon in 23 4 5 . ccanils, |
bmitoirtg the record of 23 0 10 sec-]
ends The hatter record was .stab-l
illdhed by AlVin Craendlein m 1391’ i
and equated by J. 1. Weudal' in'
1913 and Rjtberit Simpson in I'Jlfi
PENNSYLVANIA UNIV.
WINS VARSITY RACE
DERBY. Conn., May 7.—The Uni
ver . y cif Pennsylvania won the jun
3ur var vly boa t race last Saturday I
rtorroon on 'the Husa.ton.ic River. Co
! Itt.iJbia ib. ing second and Yale third.
SISLER IS GETTING
BETTER; WILL RETURN
TO DIAMOND SHORTLY
ST. LOUIS. May 7.—.George Sister.
! star firA baseman of the St. Louis
| Americans, is raftymUog rapidly from
I eye aiBfeot'kn w hich has kept him
! from the lineup tills sea .-on. Mrs.
! Sislor says he will s on be able to
| return t* the diamond. She denied
j he is in the bODp'itall.
HOMERS
®T. LOUIS, May 7.—Lust Saturday !
fl’ternoou liomjby made his seconJ
homer of the geatsrn oil Keen with!
no men on base.
CLEVELAND. May 7. Ken WU
I iiams tied Saturday with Cy Williams
! of the Phillies with seven homers
! knocked off Edw'ards.
ROSELLE HAS CAR
Th.rou.0h Martlw'l & Newman Co,,
B. A- Hoacflle received a four-pas
senger coupe, special six Studobaker
j auihmUHVe an the rcimor Admiral
| Ro'grm yofrteirday. The coupe is
1 equCnpetd wfifth ad! hie 1. fit and merit
l mr.dern conveniences.
SILVEB TEA.
The 1-adies Guild of the Holy
Trinity Cathedral will hold a Silver
I Tea in Trinity Hall Wednesday
afternoon. May 9th, at 3 o'clock.
—tldv.
A. id ,r,\
DEMPSEY MEETS GIBBONS ON JULY 4.
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Slx&thy.
Tbuv G iVbc |
Daixvp5*cy:
B
'Details leave about botn comupletc, I for a iD.-lii. wee a Jurk CdmpBey, would's chump on heavy
weight, an 1 T/'.n G Ibboni, brother of MMte. in iStfall/. Muntina, on Jaily 4, under itlhe auspices of the
American Ij ;lbu. lit U so I I>< m:p>ey wOll receive $300,000 for b's alharo, while Gibbon® is believed
to have (been pr ni d $50,000. Loy M hul'y its managing the Lou/..
178 WARSHIPS
PREY TO RUST
By LIEUT. HARVEY MILLER
U. S. Navy Reserve Force.
WASHINGTON, May 7.—The oftli
eiitol ntiva.1 operjltons. navy depart
inionit, just roleWsed for publication a
Hslt of 178 modern destroyers out of
commission and tied up to buoys in
San Dr&go and Philadelphia, their
bulls iproteoted only by rod lead, their
suns anil (trwuehinery covered with
ituHtow and Oauvaa, prey to the de
f.'triwtiive inroads of rust and deter
Uofaltlijon.
-At the recent Panama inter-fleet
maneuvers the destroyers still in
commission shew huxw woefully out
(If prBWtSce 'they were.
Tho arms conifciren'ce placed no
limit on destroyers. The 178 ships
tied up are nx>t strapped. They are
idle only beta-use they lack suffi
cient men properly to man them.
In short, under -the arms conference
these 178 -modern fiilglhtiiniK machines,
ail practlloailly new. are rated as ac
■Htve tonnage in tlio United States
navy.
The average -cost of a destroyer is
$1,948,994.43, tho Official figures from
the paymaster general of the navy
show. -Getting down to hard figures,
$346,921,008.54 fs going to ruin in re
commissioned, up-to-the-minute fight
ing destroyers allowed us under the
alrms conference. That Is "econ
omy."
Christensen Predicts Big
1924 Farmer-Labor Vote
SYDNEY, N. S. W„ May 7. The
Fanmer-LailJor party, which came Into
being during the American presiden
tial campaign of 1920, is expected to
take an active part In the 1924 elec
tions, according to Parley P. Christen
sen, tha parity presidential nominee
in 1920. who Is 'hero on a w%rld tour
lie said that elections in the!United
States since 1920 “showed how the
wind is Mowing and, when 1924
comes along, you watch our smoke."
Judge Christensen left the United
States in May. 1921. and since then
has travelled extensively In England.
France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Rus
sia. Finland, Egypt, the Balkans.
Japan, China, Sllteria and the Philip
pines. He intends to tour Australia,
Tasmania, Now /tea laid. South Amer
ica, Central Amor ca and Mexico be
fore returning ito the United States.
Ho said 'that his visit to Russia
had loft him convinced that that coun
try should be allowed to take her
place in the world again.
MIS8 GODDARD CLERK IN
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
iMi'ep Droathy Goddard, of Sitka
Hot Springs, hais ■nerapted a clerical
position In the office of Secretary of
Alavka, entering 'the office today.
This position was provided for bv the
roeon-t Login’.!) tura on the recom
mendation of Secretary Thei-le
Mli'sg Goddard 13 -the daughter of
Dr. and -Mrs. F. L. Goddard. She was
on the clerical forrs 1n the House of
Keiprosentaltive* during the recent
-MiiwKka of the Leglstlgtum,
MASONIC CLUB
QUARTERS ARE
| NEARLY READY
Scottish Rite Bodies Estab
lish Library and Lounging
Rooms for All Masons.
Friday evening is to be Ihe open
j’inig diSite of June,m's first untl only
Masonic Club. The Strand building
j corner Main ar.,1 Third Streets, op
i liosiite the Zynia Hotel, has beer
leased by the ifoirr bodies of Hit
; SccttUisih Riite of Freemasonry am!
! 'handsomely equipped as a genera
Masonic clulb or headquaiiters foi
Mascnis df ail degrees.
In addition to providing e leg's n
1 chairs, settees, tu'ildi, carpdts, etc.
i rthere have been inn-cialled indirec
j dlekitrle lighting, telephone, electrh
boat, drinking foimtaltn and Individ
; ital key senvljce. The rooms liavi
)>een thoroughly renovated and newil;
klalsSoumned and present an alttraetivi
appoaltlanSce.
A spacious lounging, smoking air
Gaud room and a well-equipped librar;
j or Trading room are available. Thi
l vCddaible and rare Masonic and mis
! lalLaneous Hbitarv of the Rite will
; i>0 placed upon the many wall shelve)
| and :in the sectional book oases ir
I die ialtiter room.
While the Scottish Rite has estab
| lished and will m rintain the club, ii
; is ifor general use at all times b;
j Masons of aii degrees, local and non
, resident. The Masons of Gastineat
; Channel have for a long time need?
I suitable quarters tor club purposes
a rendezvous in which to assembli
i socially, firaiternally and otherwise
j separate and apart frm their regulai
1 lodge quarters in the Odd Fellows
i Ilall, and It 1b felt that the new gen
! era I club quarters will adequately
] supply this w'ault until such time as
j the Rite deems it opportune to ereel
| a Temple which project is now in
I the hands of the Juneau Masonic
i Temple Association.
| Says Vibrations
Will End Divorce
WASHifUJTOX, May 7.—Little Hy
men ea» brrbithe a sigh rif r»lief foi
now wcletrp has stopped in tu s Jvi
Vie divorce problem after elergyriKi
and .the majesty of the law have
fililed. it 'a ail a matter of discard in;
j "LbrattionB, *iys Baron Kivgene For
; sen. The baron is a b.i^hrfVr. but h
I is also an intornatiinUl au liority/or
that branc-h oT Scienuj whit h Is tie!v
Inf? deep into the secrets of hithortr
unsuspected phjrslcail lyw*. tending tc
show thait a strange forve kn wn as
| an “aura" radiates* from ever}' in
dividual and object The airl wht
' has picked out her /‘'sheik" and 1:
| not able to tune torn to her vibrator*
; pitch, can at leasit tow him a mum
I to a ,p»yoho!ogieal laboratory and ftan
out whether hers ts tan absolu'e!;
| hopeless ease or not'.
i Fresh shipment*f?ed Rock Cottag
Cheese, Sanitary C.rocery. Phon.
85,.^ , - - "Hill
I
BUTLER TO i
LECTURE TO I
BRITISHERS
NIEW YORK, May 7— Nicholas j
.Mi’mm'v Buttler, president of Columbiaj
j rniverslty. will go to England th.*1
epdinig to deliver a s rios of lettur'i#
| on the btfSdirg u! the American na
| Oton. He loaves New York May 12
| ami prdbaibly will return the latter
; t art of June.
Dr. Buitlor will deliver his atlj
j dro nes on tho Sir George Watson |
Ftaunda’tton for American history,'
j Ifteriatiure, and institutions. In 1919 j
1 Plir Ucv.’se War 'an. a successful Eng-1
nils ill in. i.n't'jf.in'iuirer, eBtaiblferiied a fund|
t'he Intirmo firtom which is to be ap-1
in:wl to dovcli'opins instruction in j
British Colleges in American history.'
' a bl anch cT education which he had !
found to be neglected. The Duke of,
OonrJaiuigblt Is chairman of the trus
tees of the fund.
Dr. Butlrir wibl apeak in London at
the Mann: m I louse; at .the universi-J
1 tics t.'f raimibrfilgo, Liverpool, Man-;
Ichc’ter at 1 Ledds in England; of!
GUm1 i?:.w. St. Andrews and Edinburgh
in Scotland, a'nd of Cardiff in Wales.
■ _
NEW BUICK AUTOMOBILE
HERE, FOR C. C. WHIPPLE
Tho Alaska AUto Supply Company
received a 'Six-cylindar, five-.pasacn
ger iBuick nutonroibile, 1923 model, on
the last iboat. Tho car wias delivered
to C. C. Whipple of Thane.
Rented Dress Too
Pretty to Return
CHICAGO, May 7.—There was to
! be a party, and SteiRa I.u,cas, 22,
j who has blond ha.'ir and blue eyes,
| wanted to attend. Sh? didn’t have nj
; Pice dress, so she dtxdded to rent j
lone. She went to. a costume con-;
| earn at 29 West Randolph Street and
J paid $10 ns deposit and rental. It1
j was a blan k lace dress that she
j donned ‘She smiled as she whirled
| before the afore mlirror. Game the]
j Party, awl Stella had a wonderful
j time. All der 'girl ffiends admired |
jtihe gown. She looked grand! Later |
i she was arraigned before Judge John |
| 1) Richardson, having been arrested |
| because she had failed to return the
1 gafmertt.
"It was So pretty and made me look,
so lovely I couldn't part with It,"
she iploaded.
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Dancer Escapes from
Perjury Indictments
I NEWBURGH, N. Y . May 7 — Jus- i
! ti-oo Seoger. of the Circuit Court, has
i dismissed the Indictments for perjury
i! returned In Rockland against Evan
| Burfowes. dancer, and Tier mothei,
[I Mrs. Florence Foiintalne. This was
I learned here today.
THAT SPATif. KOOM Ts a caeh
; asset*—If you use the Empire claasl
i, fled. You can rent It to a desirable
i! tenant at a good price, thus lessen*
. log jrour own rent-burden.
Alaska Transfer Ca. |
’ General Hauling, Baggage, >
i
i Coal, Contract Hauling.
' Main Street. Phone 41 I
*-«
| Furnished Rooms for
I Rent
l ANCHORAGE ROOMS
LILLIAN FOOTE
Telephone 431
l i. SHARICK
Jeweler end Optician
Watches, Diamonds,
Silverware
Jewelry
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE CREAM
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
EVEN THE EXPERT COOK
lias to have the right kind of
chickens, or her heat efforts will go
wrong. Tbore will be no ? about
the duality and tenderness of the
chicken If purchased from our stock.
Better order one today and prove It.
We also carry a variety oT 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 Grocers carry all our baking products.
PEERLESS BAKERY
HEYDER and MEIER
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY <
1
Frnnklin Street, between Front and Second St. Fhana Ml
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Bur 'EM Br THE BOX <
After you have had a sufficiency in the cafe,
drop into the lobby and enjoy an after-dinner
smoke. We have the largest assortment of high
grade cigars in town.
Buy ’Em By the Box and Save
I GASTINEAU HOTEL AND CAFE
FINE POULTRY "SS,,“IS“
DEUVERY HOUR
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET
Week Days. 2 p. m. Daily.
Saturdays. 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
ARTHUR PICKER. Mgr.
Seward Street.
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PROSPERITY IS HERE
Spruce Cement,
Hemlock Brick
Fir Fire Clay
Iron Bark Lime
Oak Hay
Shingles Grain
Boat Lumber
JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
BEST EVER
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attracts
Disability Benefit features.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
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INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1898
Cid bundle* ot newspapers at th<
■Implre, 26 cents.