BRINGING UP FATHER
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By GEORGE McMANUS
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OPENING DATES
OF P. G. LEAGUE
ARE ANNOUNCE!
PORTLAND, Jan. 26. The tallow
■*'g opening, dosing and holida,
dates for Pacific Coast League base
ball clubs were announced here to!
lowing the meeting of the leagu
directors:
Opening week, April 3—Portland a
(Sacramento: Seattle vs. Salt Lik
at Frosno; Vernon at iS.ia Francisco
Oakland at Los Angeles.
Decorat ion Day—Salt Lake at Sc
attle; Sacramento at Portland; Oul<
land at San Francisco; Vernon a
Los Angeles.
July 4—Oakland at Seattle; Vernot
at Portland; Sacramento at Sai
Francisco; Salt Lake at Los Angeles
July 24—Pioneer Day Saoramen
to at Salt Lake.
September 3—'Sacramento at Se
attic; Salt Lake at Portland; Lo
Angeles at Oakland; San Francises
at Vernon.
September 10—t Admission Day) —
Los Angeles at Oakland; San Fran
cisco at Vernon.
Closing week -d’ortlland at Seat
tic; Salt Lake at Sacramento; Oak
land at San Francisco; Vernon a
(Los Angeles.
OPTION SIGNED;
SOMMER FIGHTS
NEW YORK. dan. 26.—Jack Rearm
has signed an option with Tex Rick
ards to make no contract involv
ing Jack Dempsey for a period o
■six days, onding February 1. Rick
ard said he would suggest terms foi
probably two fights during the sum
mer. Rickard paid $1,000 for tht
option.
WRANGELL HIGH WANTS
GAME WITH EVERETT
EVERETT. Wash.. Jan. 26 “Click
Clark, coach of the Everett lligi
School, has received a letter Iron
Wrangell. Alaska, High School, ask
ing for a game of basketball.
COACH SMITH SIGNS
FOR ANOTHER 4 YEAR*
BERKELEY. Ca!. . Jan. 26.—An
drew La them Smith has signed i
contract for four years more as coact
of tho University of California. Hi!
salary is understood to be $10,000 i
year.
CARPENTIER-SIKI FRAME-UP
CHARGES ARE DISMISSEC
PARTS, Jan. 26.—All of those nc
cused in connection with the “frame
up" charged in t.hp championshif
match between Battling Siki am
■Georges Carpentier are declared in
uocent in a report submitted to thf
French boxing federation by the com
tmittee which h:n been investigatinj
the charges.
DAWSOtTmAn" DIES;
HAS BEEN ILL FOR
PAST FOUR YEAR!
Thomas .1. Warren passed away a
St. Mary's Hospiial in Dawson re
cently, alter a long and painful ill
ness. He was taken to the hospita
about four years ago. nnd since thei
bad been out for only a few time
ot short duration, lie was 62 year
of age. It was stated that he wa
a native of Finland \Vr. Warrei
was a baker by trade, hut he fol
lowed a sea life up to the time h
came to Yukon In 18!>7.
Mr. AVarrc:^ mined on Eureki
( reck for a number of years, an'
he was well and favorably known t
the residents of tho creek and dis
trict. For a (Jitne lie was a part nc
of John Mangini, who wus foum
dead in his cabin a few yoars ago.
Ten-Ton Airplane
. Is Now Ready
To Make Flights
! 1 'PARIS. Jan. 2(1, One of the
most remarkaibl? airplanes ever
eonrtructf "I has recently been
added to the French Air Ser
vice.
It is a veritable armoured
car of the skies with the arma
ment of a fort. The machine is
1 built entirely of steel and in
addition to the ordinary ma
chineguns. It is equipped with
| one of the famous French '‘75"
field-suns. The plane carries a
| supply of 50 shells for this
gun, anil it weighs 10 tans. The
! craft has passed the builders'
test, and has been delivered to
the airdrome at Villa Courblsy.
DOUGLAS BEATS
A.N.B, IN CLOSE
GAME YESTERDAY
Firemen Win 19 to 9—Islanc
i Combination Too Strong
for the Indian Five.
1 By a score of 1!) to 9, the Douglas
Firemen defeated the local A. N. li
basketball team last night in the A
j X. 15. Hall. The Indian squad pin
up a good battle but lacked the of
fcflslvc strength to win. Only three
baskets were made from scrimmage
by' the local team while the Islander
made nine.
The first half was feature! bv low
scores, the Islander:? blanking theii
opponents and were themselves held
to seven. In the second half, th<
A. N. IS. squad attempted to stag
1 a comeback and scored nine point
while the Firemen counted up 12.
Smith, Douglas forward, was higl
man on both teams with five goal
trom scrimmage, his running mate
Rundquist, being second with till'd
field bankets. Collier led the Indian
with one field goal and three has
tests from the foul lino for a total ol
five points.
The absence of (!nrn and Mannitif
* from the lineup of tile Firemen prob
ably kept tiieir tc.ore down some
what, although Smith's work win
strong. The two former players an
tcjpnotchFrs, however, and add con
siderablv to the strength of tin
Island team.
The lineup and summary of tin
game follows:
iDOUGLAS A. X. B.
Smith F. Clarl
Ratndquls' , F. Uudolpl
Brown C. Folliei
G ill wa/t G. Wilsor
Manley G. Mik<
•Marti:
••Johnso:
•Substituted for Clark.
••'Substituted for Wilson,
i Individual Scores- Smith 10. Run 1
jiui * (!. Brown 1. Gall was 2; Ruinlpi
| -■ Martin 2, Collier' 5.
Referee—Charles Osterberg.
,! Timekeepers—.Porter and Willi »m
I1 Tiim of game—Two 20-minut<
halves.
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\ PHENOMENON PROVES
MOON HAS NO AIF
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| SAX JOSE, Cal.. Jan. 2C Tit.
! r-!‘t n >m< non offer, d by the periodica
occultjting of the planet Venus hi
tiic nv. m served its scientific j>tir
pose when it proved that the moot
was without atmosphere. Dr. W. W
Campbell, director of the Lick Ob
' i vator.v at Mount Hamilton, nea
hern said Had the planet disap
non rod quickly it might have prov
ed the opposite, h" said.
If i ’a advertised It’s or TIMEL1
I INTEREST. That's something to re
member—to your profit.
SMYRNA REFUGEES BROUGHT TO AMERICA.
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This photograph shows Mark Prentiss-, repri-e:ita<lv the American Near Hast Ueliet Commis
sion, arriving: in New York with a large number <1 Greek children who wore stranded in Smyrna, Asia
Minor, uftrr its capture and dost 'notion by the Turks.
OIL DRILLING
HAS STARTED
AT COLD BA^
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i J. W. McCord Gives Out In
formation that Associated
} Oil Is Now Working.
laaatiio Times.)
Drilling for oil in the fold Hi.'
.! Fst» 'i;t of Alaska lus boon begu:
I by the Associated Oil Company, ac
! cording to information J. W. llo
I ford, former general manager i.
I'm AVi •W.rd D-volopnionf Coil
j pany, registered nt the Frye lintel
] hKS-s received from I'm oil field In
way of Anchorage Tho West wart
! Development Company in tho corpor
| a lion of Seattle and Purl land on pi
tallsta which acquired tho claims IV
tho Associated 0:1 and the Si in 1
ard OH companies and Induced the
big producing companies to drill fm
oil in Alaska.
The same source of informs tior
Which told of Associated Oil Com
pany'a drilling start also stated tho
! the Standard Oil Company will beg it
j drilling about February 1.
News of the sinking of the firs
oil drill Into the soil of Alaska Fenin
stt'la was brought to Anchorage fron.
Kanatak, Portage Bay. by the cap
tain of the steamship 8t irr, whiel
piles between the two points. Thi
drilling began in days igo, Mr. Mi
j Co.nl said. The Associated Oil out
fit has a light rig as-'compared ti
tile S4-foot derrick and heavy rig o
the 'Standard Oil. This accounts f.-:
the former's starting first.
Associated Oil and Standard Oil
, with whom the General Petroleum
Company is Interested in the in It 1 :i
cost of the prospect well, have th• ■ ;
wells within throe-quarters of a mill
ot one another on Pearl Creek, 11
! miles from Portage Ray. where th
j camp supplies and drilling maeliiu
! cry and crows' went in late las
summer.
Mr. McCord said lie believed Port
j axe ’Bay as the c no r o:' aotlvitl -
for shipping to th<> Cold Ray dislric
; —and as the point of shlpmenl o
I oil If oil ia discovered In comm" :
| cial quantities will 1)0 given ii[
! eventually am] that Wide Rav, nov
ral miles to the w d of Portage
; Lay, may bo the harbor adopted.
MOSAICS INNOVATION
FOR M. E. CHURCh
LOS ANOKL.BS. .I n. 36. The non
First Methodist Episcopal Churcl
here ia awaiting the arrival fron
New York of three mosaic panels
said by artists and critics to es
tablish a precedent for haidling am
i color. The panels, the work of Lou'i
C Tiffany, of New York, are eigh
by seventeen feet and interpret, pie
tonally, the hymn: “To I)auni Laud
annifl.”
These are panels, it is said, diffe:
from anything yet produced in mos
lacs in that they are executed on
. t rolv of irrodoscent glass, whicl
possesses a luminosity ami radiatioi
. previously unknown in tnoaiacs. Tin
.placing of moalac panels in a Mcth
[odist Church is said to be an inmj
' i ration.
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Old papers lor sale at Rmplis.
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Communists Engage in
Anti-Religious Campaign
MOSCOW, Jin. 2.0. An anti-re
ligious campaign in t vi s ; nd vil
lages all over It mala 1ms been in
augurated by Hi” Communis’ party
in connection with tile reformation
movement in the orthodox church,
I nml the numerous trials of church
men which arc :: ill going on in
. ninny districts.
“Heligion darkens the mind," is
; ihc keynote of most of tiic speeches
ind anti-religious lecture’. While
unofficial support, and official recog
nition of (ho various clerical groups'
who liroko away from the* former'
1 patriarch, Tikhon, has been afforded’
| by the Soviet Government, the Cnm-i
munirt party expir e s itself against
any reforms in the church, which.|
ii tays, is trying to adopt Soviet
ism in order to livIt demands
I the entire liquidation of the church. I
Anti-religious propaganda by lee-'
Mires and otherwise is also being
carried on among the Red Army re
; emits in barracks.
! Old papers for salo at Empire
office.
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OPEN NOSTRILS! ENO
A COLD OR CATARRH
j 4 How To (Jet Relief When Head
• and Nose are Stuffed Up.
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
! nostril- will open, the air passages
of your head will clear and you can
. breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no truggling for
breath at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a little of tills fra: rant antiseptic
cream in your nostrils It penetrates
through every air passage of the
j head, soothing and healing the1
I swollen or inflamed mucous mem
; hrane, giving you instant relief.:
i Head colds and catarrh yield like
[ magic. Don’t stay stuffed-up and
: miserable. Relief is sure.
(advertisement.)
Champion Blood Seller
in 200 Operations.
Hurry Henstud, of New York,
City. clttlma to be the champion
blood seller of the world. He has
given his blood, in pint quantities,
in 200 tramrfusion operations, the
higher t price lie ever received hav
ing been $85. Blood selling lias
been his business for three years.
Prince Gets Measles;
Health Official Quits
TOKiro. Jan. 2G. in view of tho
>■ inclusion of the court physicians
that lhc> Hrincc Regent contracted
meesi 'a while making a trip around
Shikoku. Mr. Yokoyama, chlof of the
Public Sanitation Bureau in the home
office, lus tendered hi; resignation
lo the home minister. I! • holds him
,e!f responsible for the sickness of
the Prince Regent.
Old papers for sale at Umpire
office.
! JAPANESE TOY SHOP |
1 H fi MAKINO t
Front Street
| P. 0. Bos 218 for Mail Order* i
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THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
Franklin Street, between Front *na aecona in. Pnoa*
WE DO STEAM FITTING
And all aorta of heating
work. Wc guarantee skillful
service In every detail.
You'll find when we are
ill rough with the job that
every joint will be air tight
and every draught will work
perfectly.
If you have ever had exper
ience with poor plumbing
you'll more than appreciate
the kind of servico we al
ways render.
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PLUMBERS. STEAM FITTERS AND SHEET METAI, WORKERS
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IN EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR
MILK.
And our motto is ‘‘Absolute
Cleanliness.”
JUNEAU DAIRY
PHONE 145.
MADE RIGHT,
Right in Juneau
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy home products—in
this case a pleasure as well1
as duty.
Bargain hunters always read The
'npire’s classified columns.
RITTER’S TRANSFER
COAL, KINDLING, BAGGAGE,
HAULING.
Office Phone 292.
Residence Phone 21*04.
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THE RENOVATORY f
Expert cleaning of all outer
| gaimenta. Hati cleaned and
blocked. Gloves cleaned ,,
Phone 394.
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APPLES f
Special prices on apples
as long as they last.
Come and see them.
GIOVANETO’S
GROCERY
Corner Calhoun and Dixon Bta.
The store that save* you money.
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NOTICE
Mr. Krause la now In Ket
chikan on contract work and
will be gone tor several weeke.
Tor any information wanted
about the business, new work,
etc., please phone Mrs. Krause
at the Oastineau Hotel.
G. E. KRAUSE
Manufacturer of concrete brick,
block, rooftile; eewerplpe*;
automatic sealing burial vault*
i Chimney blocks with ventilat
ing chambers. Poatofflce base
ment. Plioae 439.
I. J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician.
Watches, Diamonds,
r-> Silverware
Jewelry
a-*
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! Juneau Public Library
j and Free Reading Room
City Hall, Second Floor.
Main Street at 4th.
Reading Room Open From
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
1 Circulation Room Open From
1 to 6:30 p. ra.—7:00 p. ns.
to 8:30 ; in I
Current Magazines, Btwspaper*
Reference Books Etc.
FREE TO ill *
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Cid bundles of newspapers at tbs
Kmplre, 25 cente.
FRESH SAUSAGE
EVERY DAT
FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR * £ ,Ii
Frye-Brahn Market ‘“MST’
WHAT KIND OF BREAD WILL YOU
EAT THIS YEAR?
Bread is just about your most important article of food. You
owe it to your health to see that it is wholesome and nourishing
as well as good tasting.
For years PEERLESS BREAD has r:et the most exacting
requirements as ‘ your best food.” Start the new year right by
resolving to eat lots of PEERLESS BREAD.
PEERLESS BAKERY
127 Front Street Tel»nhone 222
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
PLENTY OF BAD WEATHER
to be expected yet Old Winter has
a habit of “lingering in the lap of
Spring.’’ So don’t let your coal sup
ply become exhausted. Have us send
you a ton or so of fine, clean coal
that will Insure you a comfortable
home and save the family from man/
of those dreaded spring colds.
We also carry a full line of faad.
D. B.~FEMMER
PHONE 114.
WHEN IT’S HARD TO GET A NASH
The following clasyded advertisement was inserted in a re
tent Sunday issue of a Seattle newspaper by Rill Warner. Ino.,
claiming to be the ‘ largest used car dealer in the Northwest:’’
1920 NASH TOURING; we are going to sell this one
at $690. something never done before in Seattle. Nash
cars are very seldom offered on the used car market.
Why not join the army of satisfied Nash owners this year?
a & B. MOTOR COMPANY