“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS'I
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SCLOIEfiS PLAY
LOCAL QUINTET
THIS EVENING
Post Team from Chilkoot
Barracks and City Five
to Play at A. B. Hall.
To got even for defeats handed
wearers of the olive drab earlier this
season, the Post five from Chilkoot
.Barracks wall meet u rejuvenated
■City team tonight at A. B. Hall. High
■class basketball is promised to the
fans who have been disappointed in
that sport most of the year.
The iSoldtiers have assembled a
tea.m which looks to be strong. It
comes here with a fine record in
games played with Whitehorse and
Skagway, having won a number of
games from both teams by lopsided
scores. Clark, who got away with
\ -ood brand of play at center when
."’•■st soldier team was here early
t ", ha% been switched to t'or
••• on .covering the other side
with him. Both men
... •, (i to 'te 'ting up swell games,
jet 1 t.'A it. is going good at
c .te. Bed ger and Matthews will
go * gu ds. Throe substitutes'
are a '■ Bruhn, Slidliam and
l-.yon, at. pable of playing on the
first string. The Soldiers have had
considerable practice and are con !
fident of winning.
The Oily team will have several
new men and a changed ‘lineup from
Its last appearance. Hughes will
work at forward and give Crant the
test of his young life. Sabin an I
Joe George will hold down the for-1
ward positions, and Pnrmakuff and j
George White take care of the do-j
tense from guard stations.
LIVING CHEAPER IN FINLAND
HELSINGFORS. Finland, April 4 —
The cost of living in Finland de
creased 11 points during January.
'Phis is the largest decrease recorded ■
since the war.
HERRING PLENTIFUL IN
ENGLAND
LONDON', Apnil 4.—Hugo shoals
of young 'herring swarmed recently
in the English Channel, ibut the fish-;
ermen stood idly on the bouth and
watched them swim away.
The herring market on shore is
overstocked from previous catches,
and the price so low that it does not,
pay the men to bring in any more
HE’S SOME ATHLETE;
• BITS THROUGH STEH
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LONDON. April 4.—That a Jewish
athlete named Breitbart, 34, six feet!
three inches lin height and weighing
210 pounds, can bite through steel.
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apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the1
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is vouched for by a medical corre
iipondent of the Lancet.
His performances astounded a com
mittee of engineers, smiths and
athletic heads, who saw him sever
with his teeth sever. 1 iron and sieel
chains one-fifth of an inch in thick
ness; bond into a circle iron rols
Hw.lt an inch square, u ing his mouth
as a fulcrum to bend over his head
a rail four inches thick by tw*o and
a half inches
The correspondent sc.ys: "Tie
committee is satisfied that he ac
complishes those tasks by means of
extraordinary mu.-cular power cou
pled with excellent scientific training
and muscular energy."
HAWAIIANS INVITE
ANZAC NET TEAM
HON’OLULr. April 4. A. L. Castle!
president of the Hawaii Tennis As- i
soda lion, cabled Idle Australian con
tr--daiits for the Davis cup, an invita -
tion to play tile match against Ha j
waJi at ’Honolulu. Last year, when j
ilhe Australians -passed through here j
on their re urn from the mainland, j
they said that if Hawaii was drawn I
against them in 1923 they would be 1
willing to play in Hom iulu.
BRICK MULLER AND
NISBET GET STAFF
JOBS AT BERKELEY
BERKELEY, Cal., Apri 1 4 Four j
assistant coaches have been added to
the football coaching staff of title'
University of Calfo-rni i for 1923 ac- j
cording to an announcement made1
here. The men are Brick Muller,;
widely known football attar, who was '
selected on Walter Camp's mythical j
all-star eleven for two consecutive
seasons; Stanley Haines, Archie Nls- '
bet anil Wenister Vernor (Fat) Clark i
All of the new coaches have worn the i
university uniform.
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tCmolre. 25 cents.
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COAST LEAGUE
OPENS SEASON;
THREE GAMES
Rain Prevented Seattle and
Salt Lake Meeting at
Fresno—Game Results
SEATTLE, Apri 14.—The 11123
Pacific ('oast League's baseball sea
son opened yesterday wit'll six of the
eight teams playing In California
and the other two being held up
by rain.
Seattle and Salt Lake were to
have opened at Pre-no but rain
prevented.
The rag winners of lest se ison,
San Francisco, went down before
the Vernon players by a score o;
4 lo 2.
The Beavers with a crippled
crew, faced Sacramento and were
defeated iby a score cf 3 to 1. Jim
my’ Middleton, manager, Bays the
Portland bunch will bo In good
shape, however, within a fortnight.
Ijos Angeles and Oakland clashed
with two of the Angel's bent pitch
ers. Crandall and Ponder on the
sick list.
The games played yesterday re
sulted as follows:
San Francisco 2, Vernon 4.
Sacramento 3, Portland d.
la>s Angeles 1, Oakland 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
W. L.
Vernon . 1 0
Oakland 1 0
Sacramento 1 0
San Francisco 0 I
I’crtla nd . o 1
I/os Angeles 0 1
Seattle . 0 0
Stilt Lake 0 0
INDIANA LAW IS
HAZY REGARDING
FISTIC CONTESTS
INDlAiMAlPOMS. ind.. April 4 —
lover nor McCray lias declared that
:h.ere has been no change In the state
boxing law since last yoar, when his
:i,>pe lition caused the cancellation of
lie Jack Dempsey-Bill Brennan bout.
Pot.'
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BIG JIM JEFFRIES IS BROKE NOW.
Jilin eh ... .mines is shown, ii his latest photograph, receiv
ing (he condolences ol Eddie Leonard, the famous comedian, who
called to tell hiim how sorry lie was the former world's champion
heavyweight had : ad Lo go into bankruptcy. Jeffries; is living- in
Los Angeles.
wh ili hid been an.rag I at Michigan)
City, Inti., by Promoter Floyd Fitz-1
Elninmiw The governor sold reports,
hod been reeolv mI 11:1aL bouts were
again being plunn 1 for the Michigan
City Arena by Fitzsimmons, but per
mits boxing 'mutches
TI10 law, however, contains no
definition and 1 call officials bav ■
usied their <Wi(motion . Ln permitting
i:ng' cards to be stag I At thei
time cf tlio propos’d llcmps >v Bren 1
min match the g ivernor took the 1
position that the publicity and adver-ji
tMtig indicated it was to be a prize 1
fight. <
‘‘Frionda of boxing li nt the cliani ; f
to claitify the situation in Indiana lull
the recent general assembly, blit noth
ing was accomplish: d. Ho now the ]
old law must conitiE-ue to he en
forced and will be," sail the gover-i
nor.
GONZAGA TO SEND
CINDER PATH MEN
TO SEATTLE MEET
SPOKANE. Wash, April 4.—Cion
$aga University will enter 11 track i I
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«iuuil iii Class A of the Washing tot
University relay events in May, t
,n announced at tho college.
The* University will have a ful
rack team for tho first time in it?
History. Last year it was able tc
inter only four mon 'in Class B of tin
iVashington events.
Tho team is negotiating for a meet
vita Idaho University.
Whilo Blie Gonzaga material is
preen, it is shaping up well under
he tutorship of Grover Corcoran,
dd professional sprinter. who i.
onch. The Uncap dncl mins Tierney
■f Harrington, and Ingram of Aber
cen, brother of Hob Ingram, former
JtKvers y of Washington grid star.
MEXICO CITY SITE
OF ANCIENT METROPOLIS
MEXICO CITY, April 4. The
iscovery of a skeleton, buried
inder many feet of lava rock in a
ubufb of Mexico City, indicate# a
arge flourishing city was destroyed
natty years before the occupation ol
ilexico by the Aztecs. Many bun
Ired pieces of pottery and otliet
iron if tori c articles have been
ound.
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[DOUGLAS FIREMEN WIN ;
FROM STRONG SOLDIER
TEAM AT DOUGLAS NAT
With Wtltanen and Manning in flno !
form, the Douglas Firemen, last night i
defeated the Chlilkoot Barracks five!
on the Douglas Nat. floor after a |
hard contest by a score of 28 to IS.)
The game was fought on even terms
almost the entire distance, with the
Islanders leading throughout but
never out of striking distance from
the Soldiers.
The first half was played with
neither side having a decisive ad
vantage, ending with Douglas leading
J4 to 10. In the second half the Fire
men increased their load to 10 points.
-Manning was high scorer with six
goals from the field, Clarke, for the
Soldiers, second with five Wittanen I
and Wilson Died for second place with!
four each. For the winners, Wllt
anon, darn and Manning starred.'
while Clarke. Wilson and Grant
showed up best for the Soldiers.
The lineups and score follows:
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Wiltanon, If
Gain, rf ...
Brown, c.
Manning.
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Totals . ..13
j C'HIUKiOOT BKS. G.
Wilson, rf . . . 4
Clarke, If .5
! Grant, c 0
I Stidham, c.0
Bedtlmger, rg. I)
Matthews, Ig. .. 0
| Bruhn, rg. ..0
2—28
F.
9 0 18
Totals
MINE BUNKHOUSE BURNS
Tho bunkhouse on the Dun well I
mine, Glacier Crook, Hyder district, j *
was burned recently. Some of the1 '
men who wore at sloop when thej.
li re started were scorched before get-j|
tiInK out. Many of the mine crew j *
lost all their personal effects. Tlio
house will be rebuilt.
Furniture moveo and stored.
! Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
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Old papers tor sale at Empire
j off lea.
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COMPANY
MovMi Pack* and Store* Freifkt '
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Prompt Delivery of
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Phone 48.
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BREAD AND PASTRY
Are different. Why? Only the best ingredients
money can buv are used.
125 Front St.
Phone 222
MORE CREAM!
IN EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
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And onr motto ii “Absolut*
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PHONE 148.
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Manufacturer of concrete brtck,
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Chimney blocks with ventilat
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Coal, Contract lanuaf.
Main Street. Hume 41
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ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
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City Hall, kotrilbw.
Main Street at 4th.
Reading Room Open From
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Circulation Room Open From
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•Ith the idea that all coal 19 allkA
isn’t by A great deal. For IP*
.ance our coul is clean and entirely
■ee from atones or slate. Ereiy
imp of it means A lump of (toofl
eat Doesn't clog up your range
r furnace. Doesn't take all day tO
at burning either. You ought to
ave some.
We epeclalize In feed.
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