“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS |
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FROSH CREW
ASSURED OF
TRIP SOUTH
Permission .to Raise Funds
Given by University of
Washington Board.
•SEATTLE, March 22, University j
of Washington Irrah men oarsmen will
go South with the varsity crew to
■row against .the ‘California bo.be oars
men on tile Oakland Estuary. April
21, according to a recommendation
made by the University board of
control that the freshman class lx
allowed to raise $S00 by a pa Id! >
sale, necessary to shipping their la.U
10 California.
It is a mere matter of form, for,
tlio babe swoepvtcrs usually go South i
wtith their older ‘brother oarsmen, j
And tlie green-capped eds and coeds
have little difficulty in disposing o; i
their miniature paddles tfor two bit '
each.
Okeh Relay Meet
♦he iRelay Carnival hc-re by the!
board. Already enthusiasm hr.-!
started to ferment for the, annual
track event, April 28.
Tho board was in a benevolent i
•mood. It passed out 44 honor deeo-i
rati ions to the University's athletes, |
19 bis W. sweaters, nine minor W's.
.seven women's W sweaters and nin ■
frosh numeral sweatere.
(Nino varsity -hoopsters and Man-1
a-get IFramk Regan were awarded tit*1
coveted symbols of Washington’
recognition. Caiptain Lewis, He-kef hi
Frankland, Crawford, Bryan. Frayne,
Peters, Gardner and Gtindlach re
celved their bi'g W sweater .
With an honor W for Clarence;
Elliot, wihlo has turned out three
years for wrestling, and a manager's!
W for Ted Robinson, seven awards
went to Coat i Jimmy Arbuthnot's j
grappfler®. Captain Crumb, Berry,!
Connor, Gulf fin, Paup, Leavitt and
Davis were .the varsity mat men
awarded.
Puck Letters Given
'Miner W's for hockey competition
went to McKenzie, Zwiekey, Purcell. |
doff, Lindsay. Wong, Winght, Quinli-1
van and . Rail and. Coach Tubby
Graves selected nine of his fresh
hot -paters for numerals. They are:
Hale. iBeckett, Malone. St. Joan.
Clarke. Knowles, Mills, Brix and
Taylor.
Tho ; warding of W sweaters it»j
Washington’s 'women Athletes is done
on 'a -point system. ’After a certain
number of point** aro made for par
ticipation in any of the inter-class
imports'—tennis, -hockey, basketball or
rifle shooting, a white W sweater i =
awarded. The sev n girls who have
fiflfilled these requirements are: Mar-1
Jorie Hull, Ludlllo Wilson, Leone
Crouch, Vera Slater, Bertha Kcllar.
Frances Burpee and Ethel Morgan.
FIRPO IS TO
FIGHT ROPER
NEW YORK. March 22. Tex Rick
ard today announced tiie selection of
Hob Roper to met: Llifa Firpo on
May 12 in tbs Yankee Stadium in a
match staged for the benefit of the
New York milk tfund.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Billy Friend celebrated hi? eighth
birthday yesterday afternoon and 2r>
little school and neighborhood mates
enjoyed a party at his home between
the hours of 3:30 and 5 o'clock.
ENGLISHMEN INVESTING
IN AMERICA AGAIN
NEW YORK, March 22.—A London
special says English investors are
buying Antetiican obligations in con
siderable volume because better yield
Is obtainable on American securities
than English.
I
OWNER REFUSES
$5,0C0 FOR AUTO
LICENSE NO. 1
BOSTON*. iMaiVh 22. The j
man wlho ho'i.ls autom.'V'Ta regis
tratlon No. 1 in this state has ;
refused $5,000 for it.
Tile ( wnsr, a whom It wn
I issued 20 yeairs ago. wheel the
iregf strut Ion of motor vehicles 1
in this state was fir t begun, is
Frederick Tudor of Sandwich, i
Cape Cod.
The man who offered the I
$5,000 for Na. 1 . Charles Ilcnry
Davis, of the National Highways
Com mi slon and :i follow Cape
Codd or.
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ANGELS AND
TIGERS WILL !
KEEP YOUTHS
Hock of Young Ball Players
to Be Given Thorough
Trial This Season.
LOS AXflKl.l'S. M..rch 22.- \ f'.OoK |
c:f young bail players at:» g: .in« to |
bo retained by the two local baseball j
clubs.
Ed Maier, owner of the Vernon;
club, has five (likely youngsters in
bis 192.1 crop, and they'll be kept at.
le. t un.il M y 1:1. Kflllfcr has four,
of them in Fannin, Tyrr.il, Waltersj
and Auerkanvp.
Trautwein is the best 1 joking pros-1
pot in the Vernon outfit. He .-items!
to bo 'a real hitfling find. Esslck'
has swiiU'hcd bim from <i'k; mound to I
tight field, and the youngster, while j
a bit green, has a otrong throwing j
arm, covers a lot of territory, and
hiid the pill viciously.
High School Lad
Trautwein is a local high school j
product, coming from Lincoln. B'.on-i
kiron, another (high school atblot".
wliO displayed '.sensational . peed hi j
■the sprints while at a local high!
school, is trying for an outfield bmhi
against O'Brien, a Santa 'Monica boy.'
Blcnkir .n hasn't struck his hitting j
gait yet, getting off to rather dis
couraging breaks in the two gamer
against the Cubs Saturday and Sun
day. O'Brien showed a powerful
pegging arm and i3 a speedy lad on
the bases.
Maier likes his “kids.” He s.ti I j
the fans want to see youngsters and |
will get their wis/h- ‘'Votfring like a
lot of hustling youngsters to keep
the old-timer,, fighting for their jobs.”
said Maier.
President Patrick haa had but one j
or two opportunities to give his
youngsters the once over, but was
impressed with them the few times
he got a peak ut them. Killefer.
Griggs, Thomas and oth r veteran
flayers are warm in their praises of
Fannin and Walters.
Minister Files Suit
Against Nine Citizens
CHEYENNE, W.va, March 22 —[
Rev- George Chalmers Richmond, for-j
merly rector of Evanston, Wyoming,
now of Eos Anrreles, has filed suit ir
til? Federal court against nine lead
ing citizens of the town of Evans
ton.
Richmond charges they throatene I
him and he was forces] to leave tli •
town after a reform campaign ha l 1
been started in which he called th •
town “the most wicke 1 place in
America.”
.FALEM, Ore., March 22— Dr. A !
A. Aushland, former Tortland physi-!
clan, who was pardoned last De- j
cember by Roy Ritner. acting Cover-1
nor, following conviction on a man-j
slaughter charge, and later given an-i
other pardon by former * Governor]
Olcott, on condition be leave ths.
country, da understood to have re
turned here.
LEBEL WINS 3-DAY DOG RACE.
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.It in Dcbel is- shown at the Hni'h < f the Great Car diait Do.v
"Deiby" over the snow-covered t ails tram Montreal , U i hoe,
which he wen, by a comfortable margin, ever hi- near st e-nipet
i;or. The vac. was run over a 160-mile eour-e, and laii l did it in
i lightly under three day#. Misa Marcelle Da Fointe i - ated on
tiie winning: sled.
ED COLLINS
WANTED TO
JOIN YANKS
Disappointment at Failure of
Deal Said to Be Back of
His Holding Out.
By DAVIS J. WALSH
NEW YORK. March 22. Dlsap-I
point niPJit [prompted try ' lasing h:
-•ha-nee of humming manager of tie I
tfc-w York ■ An U»24. rather
than any real or fancied grievance1
against Comiskey, was declared by
baseball men here to be the basi.
reason !' r Eddie Collin#' failure ; a
nun a White Sax contract.
Oovllns, it is raid. ’ha.‘i accepted th
s.aiapso of the ipropa ■■<• 1 deal where
by he was to become second baseman
yf tho Y'unks, and ultimately their
manager, Wlith all due grace. Rut a‘
the same time ho is said to have be
som o determined to make CSomiskey
pay for tho failure of the rotate
"o}eict.
That Col tins really was schedule 1!
[o be made manager of the Yanks ;
not doubted l .v -this writer. When i
he deal was a'baadoned definitely,!
he Hold she writer lie w >s entirely
satisfied to remain in Chicago, i u!
iual‘1IV ed the statement with this re-!
mark:
“I am also sorry I was not sent ito j
Iho Yanks for n rca.lon I do not care I
to state now tli..t -the deal has fallen
through.”
Tho reason probably was nothing,
more than Ifie fact that he had been
promised the management of th.
['ah. for Miller Huggins sits inse
curely on the Yankee band wagon
and Is believed to cherish ideas about
owing a minor league club.
COL. WARREN RESIGNS
JOB WITH COMMISSION
(N>1. H. P. Warren, who .is outside;
on a vacation trip, tat resigned his.
position as purchasing agent in An
rho.ru ge for tho Alaska Engineering
Com mission, and will •enter Hie irn
porting and exporting business In
Portland.
Except for his services in the army
■luring the war. Colonel Warren has
been associated with the Alaska en
gineering Commission from its be
•’inring.
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FAIRBANKS WILL VOTE •
ON MUNICIPAL POWER
The Fairbanks Ci'.v Council has de
ctded to submit to tbr voters th •
fiue.stion of acquitting a municipal
owned power plant :t that place.
The (|U03tion wdl be voted upon at
the election the 'first Tuesday in
April.
Furniture moveh and stored.
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —adv
Yorn "UNL3i,.,- ASSETS—that
typewriter, musical lnr.trument, fur
niture. office fixture or appllance^
are marketable, foy cash, throu^i
the classified columns of The Empire.
HEYDLER REFUSES
TO TALK FURTHER
OF RENTON'S CASE
LOS ANGEiKS, M. n i 22 John
A._ Heydler. president of the Nu
l.ional BmcL ill League, will Imre li •
"did six be Ho vo was anything
mors for him to nay" r ncornlng his
recent announcement that Pitcher .).
C\ (Rubei lien-ten, fonmerly with tin
New York Giitr.: and the Ht. Loui
c-lub of the American Association,
would not be permitted to play in
the National League, although K. .VI
Landte, baseball commissioner, ha I
il dared Benton eligible to play in
: rganhsed baseball.
“Any farther developments in this
case must come from the East," sai l
ileyiiler. “I am h re on a vacation,
my first visit on ,tlie Pacific Coast,
and I wish to enjoy every minute of
it. I do in. have time to think
about baseball. I have been esipo
i i illy Interested in thn motion i*ie
ittro studios."
MATCHED FOR
r
TO BIG ROUT
NEW VOlItK, -M : r, ;i 22. ii r
man, at Omaha, nr I .lark MiAuliffa,
j (if (Detroit. lyrht-he ivy w > glvs, have
been matched l;y Tax !J kart r a
l preliminary to the \V Hard Johnson
i boat on May 11’
Hornwn i known as • ’1 ay" H >r
‘ aian, . . Tacoma, Wa sh.
REDS’ PITCHER IS
IN JAIL; RELEASED
CTXAXd'O, March 22 After eight
hoars in jail, (burned with being a
desvmr ft rm Iho I’. .S my. Danny
Devxrs, promising; yVftbg ..llcher for
‘!k> ('ill' nr i It^.i;_ j) lii'.-a re
I soil on pare)'*. Tli treasurer of
the elr-b gnat intood tir» appearance
e D ' a Dover < i .1 t ite lie is’
;at hr I i Allied him !i > would pur
. hr.so his release from the army.
SEATTLE, M .iv t 12. Harry Wot
! verton, present ma:. ig. r of tlio So
! iLilo base) ;!1 chib. will remain man
I mar under :h new ownership of
Wad" Ktli'.fwr, who with Charle
Lnekhar 1, t>: th of His Angeles, have
le-tulre I o majority of the shares
if ;'a.' Indians. Tills annuinoamflnt
1 was made here today
DANDY DILLON WINS
BOUT OVER V. FOLEY
SHATTI,!', Mauli 2 2 Dandy Dil
on. of MJnr apiCis, v. n the decision
last night over Vic Foley, claimant
.):' tile Canadian bar .n.wu'ght title
The f.ght won ; x ' i.iads. Tin fan- j
-how; 1 di--.il sf.;i lia with lite de
cision.
Headquarters !nr Ladysmith coal,
fnnoan Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
We are selling agents for
Alaska Fur Shippers, disposing
of your furs to the best advan
tage possible. Regular Sales
will be held about every two
months. Special sales held
whenever market justifies.
Advances made on shipments
when requested.
Give us your support
Ship now for our next sale
Commission
We charge shipper 4% on lots over
$1,000 and 5% on lots und$r $1,000,
which covers fire and burglary insur
ance and all handling charges.
Seattle Eur Exchange
05 MARION STREET VIADUCT
SEATTLE. U.S.A.
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Comes from Orphanage
to High Office.
Il
Aaron Shapiro, 39 years old, j
began life In u San Francisco or
phanage. lie worked his way j
through school and college and
became a lawyer. He served as )
a private in the World War. in I
the last few years, under ills j
leadership, five great tobacco as- .
social Ions have been marketing
two thirds of the American to
bacco crop, and he directs ten
State co-operative associations in !
marketing cotton, lie lias organ- |
ized a number of big milk and i
dairy products pools, and, at fho !
instance of Canadian government I
officials, some of his efforts ore
now being carried into Canada.
He is General Counsel of the Na- ,■
tionnl Council of the Farmers' i
Co-operative Marketing Associa- (j
lion and of the Tobacco Growers’ i
Exchange. I
On the street people stop us und
ask that we deliver another cliick
n for Sunday, same us the last
one, und to reserve two for Easter.
Ark your neighbors. I), it. FEM
MER. —adv.
JUNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY
Moves. Packs and Stores Freight
and Baggage.
Prompt Delivery of
LADYSMITH COAL
Phone 48.
W - / M/t
MORE CREAM!
[N EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
MILK.
And onr motto is “Absolute
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
BACK TO JUNEAU j
G. E. KRAUSE
j
| Manufacturer of concrete brick,
j block, rooftlle; sewerplpea;
automatic sealing burial vault*
| Chimney blocks with ventllat
| Inn chambers. Postoffice base*
I nient or Gostlneau Motel. Phona
I 439.
a
i
1
I
Alaska Transfer Co.
I General Hauling, Baggage, I
Coal, Contract laoling. !
1 Main Street. Phone 41 1
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L i. SHARICK
; Jeweler anti Optician,
Watches, Diamonds,
fa Silverware
Jewelry
C-a
I ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and Barber Shop
| TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWXE
AND TUB BATHS
j Lower Front St. (Van Atta’s old
| stand) BILLY LOTT, Prop.
Phone 414.
MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau *
$c jrj ;
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—TO
tliis case a pleasure as well
a- duty.
i Juneau Public Library J
I end Free Reading Room
, City Hall, Second Floor.
Main Street at 4th.
I Reading Room Open FnMB
1 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
i Circulation Room Open Froa
; 1 to 6:30 p m.—7:00 p. M.
| to 8:30 (. m
i Current Magazine!, Newspapers
I Reference Books, Zto.
| FREE TO AJlL
e
1
PLENTY OF BAD WEATHER
to be expected yet. Old Winter bn*
a habit of "lingering in the Up ot
| Spring." So don’t let your coal »up
ply become exhausted. Have na tend
; you a ton or so of fine, clean coal
that will Insure you a comfortable
home and save the family from nan/
of those dreaded spring oolde.
We also carry a full line Of feed.
• D. B. FEMMER
PHONE 114.
•t
CLEANLINESS
QUALITY
PEERLESS BAKERY
BREAD AND PASTRY ■*r
Are different. Why? Only the best ingredients
money can buy are used. jf-' %
125 Front St.
I
Phone 222