“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS
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© 1923 by int-l Feature Service. Inc.
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MIKE M’TIGUE WINS 20 ROUND
BOUT FROM SIKI AND THE LIGHT
HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD'S TITLE
DUBLIN, March 13. Mika McTigue
won the decision laist Saturday night
over Ba'ttHnlg Siki on points, in h
20-round boxing bout.
Battling Siki and McTigue entered
the ring at the Scala Theater at 8
o'clock .Saturday night for a fitch
for the light heavyweight champion
ship of tho world.
'By defeating Siki, McTigue beoam
the champion so Georg s Carpcntier
cannot regain the honor by defeating
Battling Siki in a return match.
Carpcntier witnessed the fight an 1
seemed highly pleased at the Me
Tigue victory. Ho announced lie
would challenge him to a fight.
The fight .was a disappointing one.
The men swung much and side
stepped. There were no k no- kdowns
in the 20 rounds.
BREAKS HIS THUMB
LONDON, March 19. A Dublin cor
respondent of the Press Association
says McTigue broke his right thumb
in the fourth round of the fight which
causod him to use his left hand only.
EXPLOSION NEAR FIGHT
DUBLIN, March 19. -A land mine
exploded In Moore Lane, within a
stone's throw of the Scila Theater,
last Saturday night at the moment
when the fight was scheduled to
start. Two children were injured and
windows in the neighborhood wore
smashed.
SUZANNA AND
COUNT LOSE
SEMI - FINALS
NICE, Francs, M a reft 19.—-Suzanne
Lenglen and C.mrv Sou-rmaralkov
Elston lost the final in the mixed
doubles in the tennis championship
to Elizabeth Ryan and Randolph Ly
cett by 6 4 and 7-5.
WILL OPERATE STAR CANNERY
The Copper Riiver Canning Com
pany has been incorporated at Seat
tle, with E. B. Hanley, head of the
Copper River Packing Company, aa
president; E. S. Hayes, of the Star
Canning Company, vice-president;
and W. R. Gilbert, secretary. The
purpose of the company is to op
erate the floating cannery of the
Star Canning Company on the Cop
per River flats for the 1923 season.
Mr. Hayes will continue In per
sonal charge of the plant.
The Copper River Packing Com
pany will continue as before to op
erate the cannery at Port Nellie
Juan, of which Jos. Mo3t is super
intendent.
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OB
STIFFNESS AWAY
St. Jacob's Oil stops any pain, so
when your back is sore and lame, or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don’t suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest St
Jacobs Oil at any drug store, pour s
little In your hand, and rub it right
on your aching back; and by the
time you count fifty the soreness
and lameness is gone.
Don’t stay crippled! This sooth
ing. penetrating oil needs to be used
only once. It takes the pain right
out and ends the misery. It is
magical. yet absolutely harmless
and diesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago
gclatica. backache or rheumatism sc
fromptly. It never disappoints!
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Fear U. S. Aviator Is
Lost at Sea.
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Captain Theodore Tibbs, for
mer army officer and civilian
pilot, well known in the East is
missing, witli a male passenger,
at sea, off tin* Florida coast, with
a seaplane, in which they were
returning to Miami from the Isl
and of Bimini.
ALASKA-PACIFIC FISHERIES
BUYS PYBUS BAY CANNERY
The cannery at Pybus Bay, Al
I it ska, built several years ago by the
Pybus Bay Packing Company, and
last operated in 1921 by the Ad
miralty Packing Company, was re
cently purchased at private terms
from the trustee in bankruptcy by
the Alaska-Pacific Fisheries, which
has other canneries at Tee Harbor,
I Yes Hay and Chorniy, Alaska. The
: plant i3 a twc-ltne outfit, including
I scows and other usual appurten
I ances.
The Pybus Bay cannery will bo
operated this year, along with the
other plants of the Alaska-l’acitlc
j Fisheries, two of the Southern
I Alaska Canning Company, one of
the Columbia Salmon Company, by
tlio Alaska Consolidated Canneries
Company, organized last year as a
leasing and operating concern. The
superintendents at the various
plants will tie: L. Davis, at Pybus
Bay, A. Da no at Tee Harbor, .1. C.
Megans at Tenakee, Ole Neergaard
at 1 es Bay, O. A. Darsen at Quad
ra. (i. VV. Bowman at Rose Inlet,
! md T. A. Heckman, at. Chomlv.
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NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES
TO INCREASE OPERATIONS
The canneries of the Nortlrwe t
cm Fisheries Company at Kenai. on
1 Cook Inlet, and Dundas, Shakan
'and Quadra in Southeast Alaska,
| which wi re closed during the 1921
and 1922 seasons, are to be operated
this year, in 'addition to those op
j crated in 1922.
Superintendents have been a:;
i signed aa follows: NushagaU, F. A.
Oepner; Naknck. p. a. Berglund,
; Chignik, John Brodtkorb; Cyak,
K. E. Fr derickson; Kenai, Capt,
II. do (lueldre; Dundas. A.'.Vilsen;
Shaken, A. Dorks; Kasaan, C. E.
' Taylot; Quadra, T. Thompson.
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ANY REASONABLY - PR 1C EL
j house or apartment may be rented—
! through an inexpensive classified ad'
vertisement In The Empire. Test th<
matter. The “risk” Involved Is at
small that tew people would dlffaU)
EDMONTON IN
LINE FOR GO
FOR BIG TITLE
EDMONTON, March 10. By defeat
ing Regina, 4 to 3, la sit Saturday
night, Edmonton won the champion
ship of the Wcotorn Canada Hockey
League and the right to moot the
win-net* cf the Vancouver-Ottawa sc
ries ,r the world title.
VANCOUVER DEFEATED
VANOOrVEK. .March 19 Ottawa
deposited Vancouver 1 t'o <• in the
first gaimo of tho semi-finals in the
pr dimin.uy ‘o play off with Edmon
on for tho world's hockey title.
MOUNTAIN HOMES
FOR POWER MEN
ARE BEING BUILT
FRESNO, Cal . March 19. A p >we
eonixira'll: n. whose activities e mter
m the 'h'gh -Sierras, has supplanted
tents and wooden mouses of the con
rruction iporiod, hastily thrown up
\Vith .modern hallow tile bungalow -
coating $10,000 each. Tiie.se houses,
si-i'uatfd on the K rkho.T I ike. an
eq-uipeed throughcuit with the latas
t.f electric cooking, heating and light
Ing PlppEancos an 1 their architecture
is nf varying design. A wood burn
ing hinge -with fool supplied read}
cut. is an added convenience.
Other conveniletnces arc furnishes
by the corporation, such as ice dur
ing the hot ujonihs, screen porclie
und a spacious community g.u ig«
wi.h -separate stalls, a wish roon
and repair shop.
The bachelors iwore not forgotten
jiither. They have a, large building
equipped with the latest In bathing
foie Hides, an limmense screen pore!'
and imtodern elm ■ rival appliances.
Those homes are avail title only for
t-m-ptoy'ees.
CLOSE GAME IS
LOST BY FIVE
! FROM WRANGELL
SEATTLE, March 19.—.Saturday
night the Moran school five defeated
the Wrangell, Alaska, baskotibal'lers
30 to 28. The Alaskans led until the
last few minutes, when the Moran
players claimed two fouls and a field
goal.
Headquarters tnr Ladysmith coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
Furniture moveo and stored
Heavy hauling: done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —adv
FEWFOLKSHAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Drug-gist Says Ladies Are Usint
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur
Malr that loses Its color and lus
tre, or when It fades, turns gray
| dull and llfel"ss, Is caused by i
! lack of sulphur In the hair. Oui
| grandmother mads up a mixture ol
Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep hei
locks dark and beautiful, and thou
sands of women and men who value
! that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which Is so at
tractive, use only this old-time rec
j ipe.
Nowadays we get this famoui
; mixture improved by the addition ol
other Ingredients by asking at an:
i drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's
■ Sage and Sulphur Compound."
which darkens the hair so naturally
so evenly, that nobody can posslblj
|tell it has been applied You just
, dampen a sponge or soft brush witt
It and draw this through your hair
J taking one strand at a time. Bj
; morning the gray hair disappears
hut what delights the ladles witt
i Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compount
1 is that, besides beautifully darken
,lng the hair after a few applications
lit also brings back the gloss ant
lustre and gives It an appearanci
I of abundance.
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CHARGE BANKER’S AUTO KILLED THREE PEDESTRIANS.
Henry G ftmjfe W 'Death. Qauc.
O'Donnell
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Henry (i. Block, 36, a Phila lelphia banker and socially prominent, has b.-en released on $36,000
bail, pending trial on the charge tHut Ik drove bis ear, while Intoxicated, et a terrific speed past a
ftaiulin? street car. instantly kill ns Mr. Kllen O’Donnell, her son, Gee, and Miss Mary Murphy, a
li-iend. who had just alishted from the ear. The banker was arre ted, beside Ills blood-stained and
partly wrecked ear, four blocks ft am the scene e.f the triple kilims. He denied he had struck the
trio, but the hoed of hi- car was battered, and a fur neckpiece, sai l to have belonged to one of the
women, was found wedged betwe ti the mudguard end the radiator. When Brock was arraigned
Judge Gordon told his counsel that if the State's charges are true tho accused man might be sent
to prison for Go years, fcho fast was the death car going two of the victims wore hurled 100 feet
and the third considerably farther.
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who's who i
AND WHERE ;
uito krait, pioneer merchant . i
Kodiak, is a passenger on the Ad
miral Watson for his home after a
short business and pleasure trip in
| .lie Slates.
M. C. Rugg, representative for
:ho Cudahy Fucking Company ar
rived here on the Northwestern
from u business trip to the West
ward.
J. B. Marshall, Prohibition Di
rector for Alaska, returned to hit
headquarters here on the Admiral
Watson, lie has been to Ketchikan
in official business.
11. S. young, merchant at Kenal.
is aboard tlie Admiral Watson en
:oute to his home. He has spent
the past six preeks on a business
md pleasure trip in the States.
P. A. Marsh, Chief Clerk with tbi
Alaskan Engineering Commission
j accompanied by Mrs. Marsh and
their daughter Mildred, is aboard
the Admiral Watson, returning ti
Anchorage from a trip to the
States.
Mrs. W. E. Wentworth left, or
Hie Admiral Watson for Kodiak
where she will visit, with friends.
li. W. Mecnoch, formerly a teach
i cr in the Juneau Public School, left
j on the Northwestern for Seutth
jon business in connection with tin
\ English syndicate, for whom he will
1 'tike charge of a mine on Portland
I Canal, near Hydcr.
J. R. Reynolds, of Sawyer & Roy
I nolds logging firm, has returned ft
1 Juneau front a trip of inspection ol
j tiio firm’s logging camps in this
i district.
13. r. tieimzieinun. miKiiieer wnii
i the U. S. Forest Service, tins re
! turned to Juneau from a trip tc
ithe southern district on official
, business.
L. M. Corrlxcn, ropresentatlvt
(for Armour & Company, left on Iht
Admiral Watson on a business trif
t.o the Westward.
R. M. Hlinn, merchant at Kodiak
! :» a pa' cngev aboard the Admiral
'Watson, i fturiilnr: to his home.
V. P. Morrison, proprietor of thu
| Morrison Motel at Kodiak is aboard
| the Admiral Watson returning to
j Kodiak.
P. C. Martin, commercial travel
ler, arrived hero on the Northwest
ern fretit u business trip to the
j Wert ward.
Gas ere id uk, luiiimcrcial broker,
| with headquarters a: Anchorage,
arrived liere ot» the Northwestern
; .n a business trip
I, . It. Adett, meat broker, return
I to Juneau on the Northwestern
' from a business trip to the West
i ward.
George Koppitz, commercial agent
with the Alaskan Engineering Corn
I mission, is a passenger aboard the
I Admiral Watson, returning to An
chorage.
W. W. Balchellor, representative
! for Albers Flour Company, return
{w| to lti» headquarters here on the
I North wet tern, from a business trip
j to tlie Westward.
C. F. Skusc arrived here on the
] Xortlswcstfrn from tlie Westward.
Mrs. A. Kirkland returned to Ju
' neriu on the Admiral Watson after
1 spending llio past several weeks in
j Tacoma.
' Mrs. D. Iteick and Dorothy Craig
'returned to Juneau on tlie Admiral
Watson.
J. B. Caro, of the J. B. Caro Com
| party, is a pansenger on the Ala
meda for Juneau.
C. K. Olson, conductor witli the
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! SAFE INVESTMENTS |
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| City Bonds, Improvement
| Bonds, School Bonds, MrJt
( Mortgage Loans, County War
| rants. To net 6% to 8% Inter
I est. CorrespoLdence solicited.
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Wm. D. Perkins & Co. ,
j i 1
| Banker*, Seattle, Wish
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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 rolls.
Pianos and Phonographs for sale or rent. Expert Piano Tuning
and Repairing.
Be it ever bo humble there is no place for musical service like
“Ye Old Tumble Down Harmony Shack” of
GEORGE ANDERSON
Next to A. B. Hall. Phone 143
Alaskan Engineering Commission, is
,1 pass mi : t on the Admiral Watron
lor Anchorage.
JO. L. Thibodeau is a passenger
on the Alameda, returning to Ju
neau.
S. S. Cromer, who operates a gas
boat service out from Seldovia, is
Bboard the Admiral Watson, re
turning to ills home.
ENGLAND SCRAPS THE ORION.
PLYMOUTH, march 19. — Tile
British battleship Orion, which is
practically the last of the British
warships to he scrapped under the
Washington agreement, is now in
the hands of the shipbreakers.
JUNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY
Move*, Packs and Store* Freight
and Baggage.
Prompt Deliver? of
LADYSMTTil COAL
Phone 48.
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MORE CREAM!
[N EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
MILK.
And our motto it “Absolut#
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
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BACK TO JUNEAU |
G. E. KRAUSE |
' Manufacturer of concrete brick, j
i block, roof tile; sewerplpen; p
j automatic Healing burial rmnlte
i Chimney blocks with ▼entllau
I tnk chambers. Postoffice bus
j ment or tiaatlneau Hotel. Phone
| 439.
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Alaska Transfer Ca.
I General Hauling, Baggage,
Coal, Contract ManUnff.
| Main Street. Fkoa# 41
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l J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician,
Watches, Diamonds,
r72, Silverware
Jeweh7
I
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and Barber Shop
| TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWER
I AND TUB BATHS
1 Lower Front St. (Vac Atta’s old |
I stand) BILLY LOTT, Prop, j
I Phone 414. j
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MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau
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CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—in
this case a pleasure as well
a* duty.
Juneau Public Library
end Free Reading Room
City Hall, Saooad Floor.
Main Street at 4th.
I Reading Room Open from
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
I Circulation Room Open from
} 1 to 8:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m.
to 8:30 I. m •
Current Magazines, Sew* pa pen I
Reference Book*, Ete.
FREE TO ALL |
PLENTY OF BAD WEATHER
to he expected yet. Old Winter hu
a habit of "llnKerlng In the lap ©t
Sprlns " So don’t let your ooal sup
ply become exhausted. Have u» lead
you a ton or »o of fine, clean ooal
that will Insure you a comfortable
home and save the family from many
of those dreaded spring oolda
We also carry a full line of teed*
D. B.~FEMMER
PHONE 114.
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CLEANLINESS
QUALITY
PEERLESS BAKERY
BREAD AND PASTRY
Are different. Why? Only the best ingredients
money can buy are uspd.
125 Front St.
Phone 222