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_ TOMORROW
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tomorrow NkiHT - l KNOW YOU~l
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we LOSES
GAME;ERROR
LOS ANGELES, June 9.—Veanj
Gregg yesterday paved the way for
defeat In the game between Seattle
and Vernon with a bad error on a
grounder that would have retired!
the side scoreless. He Vas taken;
out during the third inning. Sliel
lerbaek allowed but four hits.
Tho batteries were:
Vernon—Shellerback and Hannah.
Seattle—Gregg, Pigg and Ritchie.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Sacramento 5; Los Angeles 2.
San Francisco 17 Portland 5.
Salt Lake 11; Oakland 2.
Vernnon 6; Seattle 0.
National League.
Pittsburgh 9; New York 6.
Chicago 4; Boston 2.
SI. Louis 3; Philadelphia 1.
American League.
Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 6.
Cleveland-Boston, rain.
Now York 3; Chicago 7.
Washington 7; Detroit 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League,
w.
San Francisco .... 42
Sacrumeuto . 38
Vernon . 33
Portland . 32
Los Angeles . 31
Salt Lake . 30
Seattle . 27
Oakland . 25
National League.
W
New York . 33
Pittsburgh . 27
Brooklyn . 28
L.
25
27
32
34
33
33
35
39
St. Louis .
Cincinnati . .
Chicago
Boston .
Philadelphia
25
23
23
18
12
L.
14
19
21
22
24
29
34
American League.
Now York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit .
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago .
Boston .
W.
29
26
24
22
20
20
17
17
L.
14
19
21
25
24
25
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.585
.508
.485
.484
.4 76
.435
.391
Pet.
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,587
.571
,532
.511
489
.383
261
23
Pet.
.674
.578
.547
.468
.455
.444
.436
.425
NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY
Books the Juneau Public Library
has added to its collection are listed
as follows:
- Adult Fiction.
iMulock, D. M. — "John Halifax,
Gentleman ”
Hainr, W. M.—“Ridgeway, of Mon
tana."
Non-Fiction.
Thomson, J. A—“The Outline of
Science," a plain story simply told,
with eight hundred illustrations.
Juvenile Fiction.
Catrevas, Christina Pegs—Fresh
man.
Catrevas, Christina Pegs—Sopho
more.
Two interesting school stories for
girls.
Farjeon, Elcano r— “Gypsy and
Ginger.”
Juvenile Non-Fiction.
Johnson, Gaylord—“The Star Peo
ple."
Interesting and practical glft3 the
library has received:
Adult Fiction.
Comfort, W. L.—“The Road of Liv
ing Men-’
Goodrich, Arthur—“The Lirv With
out Jewels," a mystery story.
Kummer, Arnold—“The Brute."
Ward, Mrs. J. C—“Under the North
ern iLlghts,” an interesting Alaskan
novel.
Non-Fiction.
Bitting. A. W.—“Canning, and How
to UBe Canned Foods.”
Fales, Jano—(Dressmaking.
Hill, J. M.—'Salads, sandwiches and
chafing-dish dainties.
Rose, M. S.—A Laboratory Hand-Book
for dietetics.
Juvenile Fiction
i Rathborn, St. George—“Chums In
Dixie/’ a etory the boys will enjoy.
wJSOQn-ar ....Tltrwrreneenp F
First Picture of Youth
Who Slew Vorovsky.
|T: Iti^rueurCoia^a^tj
Hpto is the first picture to
reach America of F. Iugenteur
Con rad i, the Swiss youth who
assassinated M. Vaslav Vorovsky,
the Soviet’s unofficial representa
tive at tiie Lausanne (Switzer
land) Near Fast Conference, and
wounded two others as they sat at
a dinner table in a Lausanne
hotel. The youth declared he kill
ed Vorovsky because his relatives
had been killed in Russia.
WILDCATS MAY
PLAY IN EAST
TU9CON, Ai iz.. June a —Having
conquered the west, the Wildcat base
ball team of the University of Ari
zona is turning to 'the east. They
have won throe straight sessions
from Southern California, and in
flicted two defeats upon the Stanford
men. Manager Louis A Slonaker is
investigating the possibilities of an
eastern trip next year.
Regarding the contemplated eastern
invasion, Couch James F. McK&le
declared ho feels the team is ready
to negotiata a longer journey and
that if the eastern trip cannot be
arranged ho will try for a game in
Japan or some of the Pacific Islands
who annually meet teams from the
United- States
SIX ATHLETES
GET BLANKETS
EUGENE. ORE.. June it. Six ath
letes were given the supreme athletic,
award of the University of Oregon a:
a smoker held here recently when
they were given the Oregon blanket
In recognition of their participation
on varsity toafns for three years.
The athletes thus honored were: Cal
liaon, King, Shields. Urown, Walk
ley and Snnderleaf, the first four be
ing gridiron men and th'* others for
their prowers on the track.
CONGRESSMAN’S SON
MARRIES FOLLIES GIRL
CHICAGO. June it.—A. J. Kvale,
twenty-one, son of the Rev. O. J.
' Kvale. of Benson. Minn., who won
his seat in congress by defeating An
1 drew J. Volstead, eloped to Crown
< Point, Ind., and married Miss Ethel
Virginia “Billie" Stanfield. former
Z'egfleld follies beauty and daughter
I of a contractor of Pokesvllle, a sub
| urb, of Baltimore. Mr.
| Young Kvale playa a saxaphone In
, a Chicago eabairot. Congressman
Kvale, in Chicago lo attend the rail
! road valuation conference, bestowed
{the parental blessing.
WRECKED LONDON-PARIS AIR LINER.
.rip
This is all that r«m»ined of the giant passenger air liner that was flying from Paris to lam
don when it crashed to earth, a miss of burning wreckage, just out ale the French capital. The en
tire efew was killed, including an American woman and a man.
I Alaska Transfer Co.
I General Hauling, Baggage.
| Coal, Contract Mauling,
i Main Street. Phone 41
*-•
' JAPANESE TOY SHOP |
- I
H B MARINO
Front Street
P. 0 Bos 218 fur Mail Order*
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j
I
I
L J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds,
■Silverware
Jewelry
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE CREAM ,
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla ,
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
ALWAYS THE BEST
Call ua when In need of COAl*
PEED or draying. We also bay# a
few choice seed potatoes, some lawn
grass seed, domeatlc and Imported
Ully's More Crop Fertiliser, onion
setH, etc. Chickens for this week's
delivery consist of Fricassee and
Urollers. Place your orders aarly
D. B. FEMMER I
PHONE 114.
EVERYWHERE THAT FOOD IS SERVED
You Will Note the Popularity ot
PEERLESS BREAD
There s r reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all our baking products.
PEERLESS BAKERY ,
HEYDER and MEIER y
SEAT SALE FOR FIGHT ON JULY
FOURTH HAS REACHED WOO
SPOKANE, June 9- promoter Col-'1
1 ins of the Dempsey-Gibbons fight, i'
said the Real sales already have|
reached $450,000.
Mayor James Johnson, of Shelby
who Is accompanying Collins on hh <
trip to the coast and return denied: <
there will bo a "wild time” on July!
Fourth
“There will be no riot of drinking,
and gambling and no pocket pick
ing,” said Mayor Johnson. "We have!1
a squad of special detectives meeting
every train and requiring every sus
picious character to move on. Re
sides every business man and every I
employee is a special officer."
SHELBY CLOSED TOWN.
GREAT FALLS, Juno 9—Shelby j
is a closed town reports the Tribune i
correspondent after a personal In
vestigation following tin* ultimatum
of Attorney General last Wednesday
that the town must clean up or there
would be no fight on the Fourth as
he would forbid it.
CANADA MAY HAVE
NEW ELECTION SOON
OTTOWA, Jan. 9.—That the M.ink
enzie King Government may go to
the people soon tis believed here
though the Prime Minister has re
fused to discuss the question public
ly. The government now has a bare
majority over all parties and it is
felt ithat the voters of the Dominion
would give it a strong majority if
appealed to on the taxation measure
presented by Minister of Finance
W. S. Fielding.
Old bundles or newspapers at th»
| ttnnlre. 26 cents.
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| I Banker* |
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Seattle.
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j | DEALERS IN
j | Municipal Bondi I
I County Warrant! f
First Mortgager* t
Safe Deposit Vaults |
1 6 per cent to 8 per cent Interest \
TRY OUR
Merchants Lunch
45 Cents
Arcade Cafe
i MARY YOffBO, Proprietor,
f
■la. ■-! t--hl
H. C- COMPANY LAUNCHES
TO OPERATE LOWER RIVER
Arrangement* »fp being nrulc by
he Northern Commercial Company
if Alaska to operate a fleet of Bas
il Ine launches and barges on the
ower Y n ken River thin summer,
itates 'the News-Miner. The launch:’-,
vill connect with the Government
it earners Davia anil Jacob i at Holy
.'rosy providing the connecting link
let ween hot point anti St. Michaels.
j Is Found on Every Trail |
There is no better guidepost to the |
motor lanes of America than the Buick
Authorized Service Sign. |
i Nor is there a better insurance of con
I tinuous, careful and dependable motor- |
| ing than the ownership of a Buick. s
The performance of every Buick every- 5
j where is constantly guarded by a |
= nation-wide network of Buick Auth- g
orized Service Stations. • s
m D-15-43M * HI
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JACK DALTON IS BACK
FROM SOUTH AMERICAj
Jack I>.i.l: o:i, pi or. ■: ui South-1
eastern Alaska and tor many years I
i r lent of C rd va, who has boon I
farming in the Vaklnn country for!
tho lost 'Several years, has return'd
from a trip to Soul It America. He left
Seattle for British Guina In Decem
ber, where he examined a gold pros
pect. Ho says the gold ore was
ifloat and not found in place, so he
returned. While, he says, he would
not take a greet deal for his ex
patience ho wants no more of South:
America, preferring llto North to the
Torrid Zone.
Old dunotes or newspapers at tbs
Umpire, 26 cents.
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PROSPERITY IS HERE
Spruce Cement
Hemlock Brick
Fii Fire Clay
Iron Bark Lime
Oak Hay
Shingles Grain
Boat Lumber
JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
BEST EVER
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attract!*
Disability Benefit feature*.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
ALLEN SHATTUCK
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1898
Cid bundle? or newspaper* at tbe
Oinplre, 25 cents.