“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
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By GEORGE McMANUS
NEBRASKA TRACK
DATES ON COAST
ARE IN TANGLE
U. C. Invited Cornhuskers for
April 7 But Now U.S.C.
Gets Same Date.
SANT FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.—Will
the University of Nebraska track and
field 'team meet the Golden Bear
squad at Berkeley April 7, or will
the •Oornihuskers compote with IT. S
C. in the South on that date?
That is the question that confronts
•one when preliminary arrangements
for the Middle Westerner.'' appear
■ante out hero are regarded from all
angles.
Manager Uncertain
Recently the graduate manager’s
office at Berkeley announced that
April 7 had been offered N'ebrask t
and accepted by the athletic authorl
'ties 'there. Saturday an announce
ment was made in Los Angeles that
the Trojans had closed with the Corn
huskers for April 7.
Graduate Manager Nicholas states
'that he knew nothing about Ne
braska’s dates w*!th other colleges.
“The University of California was
desirous of competing against some
Eastern university this spring, and
•we sent invitations submitting our
terms to several universities,” he
said.
First Has Preference
"We told thorn all that the first
one accepting the (terms would have
preference. Illinois refused to come
West because of spring examinations.
Nebraska stated that they would ac
cept the preposition on the condi
tion that ano'her meet be arranged;
with a university en route to Cali
(fornia. The last telegram we re
ceived from the East stated that
they accepted the terms submitted
and they had arranged to eompet
against the University of Arizona."
“Now come reports that April 7
has been given to University of
Southern California. If the Southern
(Institution has been granted this date
by Nebraska, California knows noth
ing about it. They have not in
formed us of the fact,” lie said.
POUGHKEEPSIE
RACE 3 MILES
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.—The board
Of stewards of the Intereollogiai.
Rowing Association has decided to re
it a i n ■the three-mile distance for this
year’s varsity race In the regatta to
be held Juno 28 on the Hudson Riiv i
at Poughkeepsie.
Prior to the meeting Cornell and
Pennsylvania favored thr.
while Syracuse and Columbia ex
pressed preference for a four mile
race.
The stewards discussed favorably a
project to inaugurate an intersehool
astic race.
The Pacific Coast, it was said, may
'be represented again in this year’s
varsity event. Washington is anxious
to take part, but its entry wlU de
pend upon the outcome of the cham
pionship race on the Pacific Co i
against California- Wisconsin has
tinder consideration an invitation t>
send Its varsity crew East.
STANFORD SWIMMERS
BE IN A. A. U. MEET
SAN FRANCrSCO, Feb. 23.—Stan
ford University his accepted an In
vitation to participate In the national
A. A. U. championships in Chicago
April 4 and 5 and will send its water
polo team of eight, it was announced
here last night by Ernest IJrands-ton.
coach of the Cardinals' swimming
team.
Old bundles of newspapers s' tbs
Empire, 26 cents.
1022 BANNER
YEAR AMONG I
CUE ARTISTS
Tiff Denton, of Kansas City,
Is Leading in Race
for Leadership.
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It may surprise a lot cf people but 1
according to statist :cs there was j
more activity in professional and
amateur billiards in the year 1922;
than fur seven preceding years.
There were two championship
matches and a tournament for world !
honors at 18-2 bad kiln c between pro
fessional.'. a series of contests in-,
volwlng cha:npionshi| < between pro
i’ession'i! pocket and three-cushion i
’xperts. national and international!
competition between amateurs at 18-2.
balk-line, a Is1.) titular packet and three-j
cushion erents contested by amateurs..
Those are the a< tttal facts and no I
other year in the history of tael
game can begin to produce a recar I
of such activity as 1922.
Schaefer Held Title
When the 1922 > ar began the
major professional championships
were hr id by Jacob Schaefer, 18-2;
balklirrc; K. Ralph Orconlcaf, pocket!
billiard, and John Hayton, three
cushions. After having dofoated Wil 1
Ham F. Hoppe and Welker Cochran
in challenge matcher for the 1S-2,
balklinc title, with a view to bring-1
ing about a tournament in the fall.
Schaefer resigned his championship 11
so as do hav ■> the fi -Id clear for n I
open and new int'-rnational cham
pionship.
In -that held in New York in No- :
vember, Willie Hoppe defeated Schae
fer, winning hack th- tit 1 - he had 1
lost in the international -totjrnamen
of 1921.
Layton Withdrew
Layton, like Schaefer, withdrew in
claim to the three cushion champion
ship, which he had won from Charles 1
McCourt c.t Se.'lalia, Mo., on Max 2.
1922, in order to make a clear title
for the tournament arranged by tin
national championship -throa-curhion
league, and ho, with C nnlfax of N ?w
York, are now running close to Tift |
Denton of Kansas City, the loader in
the race.
NEW AUTO ENGINE
PROMISES CHEAPER
POWER; TEST MADE
STOCKHOLM. Fob. 23—Antoni.ib:!-*
owners 'in Swoden are interested in
the statement that a motor has be u
invented and tried out here which
bPings down the cost of pow 1 1
oneififth of the present figure.
The now motor is light, com par.,
has very few parts, can be opera' 1
by anyone, and is the .invention of
Arthur Wennerby, a Swedish on
glncer. It burns crude oil and tb
v cOops speeds ranging all tlie way
foam 70 to 1,830 revolutions per min
ute. This is a remarkable arc >m
pfisbment, in view of the fact that
: rd'inury crude oil motors dev •!(;;>
only 500 or 600 revolutions. The new
motor, is fire-proof, and, sint•» it u -s
no carburetar, Ibaekfire3 are impos
slblo.
The experimoivts are being made
wit h a 40-horsepower, two-cylind a,
two cycle engine, which is no l.irg
than an ordinary seven hors enow
crude oil engine. The cylinders c *
w.iter-e oled outside, and air-eo.<i I
inside, and, in spite of the hi'-'it
speed, no overheating takes place. \
feature of the machine la the sim
plicity of construction, tlie compile it
•d devices one usually sees on nt i
tors having been eliminated- Tic
engine it primed with gasoline.
GOODY SALE.
The Ladies Guild of Holy Trin
ity Cathedral will hold a Goody Sale
at Goldstein's Emporium SATCR-i
DAY February 24 beginning at 1 1
o'clock. Bread. CAKES, pies, cookies,
beans and salad and many other
good things will be found at the.
sale. —adv.'
REMARKABLE PILGRIMAGE THRONGS IN MANCHURIA.
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Manchuria it- the II ly Land t f China, . ncl a:: many a.- i million pilgrim: have be n known to con
gl, gate at the more celebrated sh inc.s there annual)'. This photograph shown this year's gathering at
the famous temple at Tashihchiao many cf the pilgrims 1 ivlng come ■ veral thousand miles. Note the
curious covered wagons used by tlie Mongolians, very similar to the early prairie chooners of America.
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THEY'RE OFF
IN 000 RACE
IN MANITOBA
Annual Classic Is Now Beinj;
Run — The Pas Derby
Has Eight Entries.
THE PAS, Manitoba, Fob. 23.—
Sam Branteuu, Indian runner o
Brand Rapids, arrived at The P. :
I.umber Company's warehouse. 5'
nile? from Hie starting point, itl £
minutes after 4 o'clock yesterdaj
ifternoon in the annual dog lace.
With the exception of S. Iljork
man, of whom no word has ben
cceived, the other contestants ar
•iveil at the warehoute within it
ninutes after Brantcau.
Tlic following are llie entries in
he race with the owner, residenc
Iriver and number of dogs:
T. Creighton, The Pas, Baptiste
'ampbell, nine dogs.
T. Creighton. The Pas, Cliarle
Itabback, seven dogs.
Charles B. Morgan, The Pas, W
Iruyacn, seven dogs.
S. Pranteau, Grand llapids, Mani
oba; Pranteau, eigiu dogs.
Solomon. Cook, Grand Rapids
danitoba; Cook, seven dogs.
A. Russlck, Tlie Pas, W. Winter
cn, seven dogs.
S. Bjorkman, Winnipeg, Bjorkman,
even dogs.
T. Winterton, Tlie Pus, M. Win
erton, seven dogs.
WEDDING DRESS
BOUGHT ^RUMORS
NEW YORK. Felt. 23. Newspapers
irint descriptions of tli ■ weddlnf
rown of Miss Gloria Morgan, 19-vear
' f I il .) 11 nil t I /.»••< Ill lies \I 'O'
;an, American Coii'iil General al
Brussels, and asserted that her wed
ling to Reginald (’ Vanderbilt, 2(
■ars her senior, would be solamnizec
it Newport, R. I., shortly, notwlth
• landing a denial of the engagement
:>y Mr. Vanderbilt’s cretarv.
The wedding dress wa« made afto
i model ordere I by the firmer Czar
ina of Russia at the time of her cor
•nation, it was said. It is of gru.i
Faille of the period of 1S47, with i
tight-fitting bodice and wide skirts
sho already has been photographed
n the gown, and has or.b red tho re
nainder oif her trousseau, the news
papers say.
SULPHUR CLEARS
»PIMPLY SKIP
\pply Sulphur as Told When Youi
Skin Breaks Out
Any breaking out of the skill or
'ace, neck, arms cr body is over
•ome quickest by applying Mentho
sulphur. The pimples seem to drj
right up and go away, declares t
loted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found ta
tal e the place of sulphur as a pine
le remover. It Is harmless and In
>xpenslve. Just ask any druggist
'or a small Jar of Rowles Mentho
sulphur and use it like cold cream
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MALE GUEST STOLE HEART OF
WANDA AND CAUSED HUBBY TO
MOVE; REGULAR MOVIE FEATURE
(Contliiu<*0 Troii’ Pa^b Out.)
; .mil 'iay hem until 1 get on iny ■ *t
1 again.’
“What <?oulil I do in the face of n
plea like that? Oi com . ' m
him to stay. He mafic n.i i>i'f irt ( i
' get work, so far as I could see. H
.soon was bossing the servants an i
the dogs and using the motor cars .is
though they were his. Finally 1
‘called Wanda and our guest in for a
heart-to-heart talk. I (old them this
(state of things could not go on, and
i demanded a showdown,
"Wanda sail she loved this mar
md not me- So I packed my tiling-,
lo.'t the hotise md < . an East.
"That was last October. 1 know
n thing of her divorce suit until ta -
rn ws came through from Los Angel -
iSh ' ; dd me b for” 1 1 ft that sb- d. I
not love me, hut 1 am amazed tha:
| -he had the nerve to start anything.
1 Her action is a pr t piece of of
I front cry. Her chura ■ fiat I failed to
I support her is abuird u the light of
| wlul I have just sai l.'1
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i typewriter, musical In irument, fur
I niture. office fixture or appliance—
are marketable, for cash, througl
the classified columns of The Empire
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I which poisoned stomach, causing gar
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DOUBLEHEADER SLATED
AT LOCAL GYM TONIGHT
A domblo-’.ieartcr basketball attrac- ]
L5.mi Is seho tilled at the Juneau High !
Sell.ml gymnasium tonight In which !
wo t am ; of the local school meat ;
Indian fives from Hoonah. The open- :
dig game will bo called at 7:30 p. in. i
In the main event the High School'
five will el a oh wish the He .nah Atb-J
letie Club's file, tuarn. In the other,!
tho “Gimlets.'- a recently organized
ehool five, which wall probably rep-1
resent the school ia the elementary!
■ehool set ion of she b 1: 'Shall lour j
n.i'men, <sf the Inter-School 11 vt next I
Aii’ii, will play the : mil team of!
Hounrh club.
Doth gam. * art expect. I to be in-1
resting and to furu'sii real enter-'
. ilnment tor local fans.
GOVERNMENT OF j
GERMANY MAKES!
ONE MORE KICK
Wants All Police Officers in
Ruhr Valley, Under Ar
rest, to Be Released.
BKItLIN', Fed. Z7j The German
government demands the release ol
ill police officers under arrest in
the Fr -uch ocetr; led area in a note
pre a nted she French g vernment by1
the German Charge d’ACfalrs in Paris.i
The not - says the H'rlin governs
nient reserves the light to demand
-satisfaction of all ttlb god acts of
violence in tho Ruhr and vigorously I
protests aghin.-'t the arrest of off!-!
rials who will not obey the Ins'truc-j
ions of the military authorities of,
the occupation forces. I
TOOK WEDDING VOWS AND FLEW' AWAY.
gHSAfp Gotmbell. *£+?
The air )itij*4'ino#ii. of Mr. and Mr W. P. Goembell came to
.an end in Allan*a, Georgia, alter a flight of several thousand mill s
all over tho country. Sightseers, attracted by the romance, took
even the bride’s trousseau “tou-veu-ira."
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natural flavor. Try it.
You will eat slice after slice of it because it is
really good bread and really pure, wholesome food
that makes its own appeal to your appetite when
you put it into your mouth.
PEERLESS BAKERY
THE BREAD THAT BUILDS
127 Front Street Tel*nhone 222
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWABS STREET
PLENTY OF BAD WEATHER
to be expected yet. Old Winter h»»
a habit of "lingering in the lap of
Spring." So don't let your coal sup
ply become exhausted. Have ue send
you a ton nr so of fine, clean coal
• hut will insure you a comfortable
home and save the family from maay
of those dreaded spring colds.
We also carry a full line of feed.
D. B.~FEMMER 1
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