“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
By GEORGE McMANUS
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SEATTLE LOSES
AN EXTRA GAME
SEATTLE, May 29.—Victor Ring,
of Sedro Woolley, pitcher for Seat
tle in the special extra game yes
terday afternoon, had Sacramento
beaten when things broke wrong in
the eighth. It. Rohwer, Seattle light |
fielder, homered in the third inning i
Thu batteries were:
Seattle—Ring, Plummer, William:-i
and Yroyan.
Sacramento — Thompson andj
Koehler.
SCHEDULE THIS WEEK.
The Pacific Coast League schedule;
fur this week, opening thjs after- ■
noon, is as follows:
Salt Lake at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland.
Oakland at San Franci&co.
Vernon at Los Angeles.
YESTERDAY 3 GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 6; Sacramento 8.
National League.
St. Louis 5; Cincinnati 4, ten in
nings.
Chicago 5: Pittsburgh 4.
New York 7; Brooklyn 8.
Boston 4; Philadelphia 11.
American League.
Philadelphia 6; Boston 8.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
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San Francisco
Portland .
Vernon .
Sacramento ..
Salt Lake .
Los Angeles .
Oakland .
Seattle .
National
34
30
29
29
28
23
20
19
L.
20
24
24
24
29
33
33
League
New York .
Pittsburgh ..
Chicago .
St. Louis
Brooklyn ....
Boston .
Cincinnati
Philadlephia
W
28
21
18
19
18
15
15
• 9
L.
9
15
17
19
19
18
19
American League.
New York ..
Philadelphia
Cleveland .
Detroit .
Washington
St. Louis ....
Chicago .
Boston .
W.
9R
19
19
18
14
14
13
11
L.
10
14
16
18
18
19
19
19
Pet.
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.556
.547
.547
.528
.442
.377
.365
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.583
.514
.500
.486
.455
.441
.265
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.576
.543
.500
.437
.424
.406
.367
S. C.-STANFORD
CUSH OCT. 13
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SANTA CLARA, Cad.. May 29.—
Seven football games will be played
by the University of Santa Clara
varsity team during the 1923 season,
if. was announced by .E- J. Ryan,
8.J.. athletic director. The Stanford
game has been set for October 13
at Stanford but efforts are being
made to have the con'cat staged at
Santa Clara as a feature of Alumni
Homocomtng Day.
Practice will start on August 2.">,
under the direction of Coach Edgar
H. Kelnholz and Captain-clcct I’hlllip
3. Fawke.
The schedule follows: October ti.
California at Berkeley; October 13
Stanford at Stanford: October 20
California Aggies (Davis) at Sacra
nvento; October 27, Nevada at Rena:
November 10, St. Mary’s at San
Francisco; November 18. Olympic
Club at San Francisco; November .9.
Arizona at Tucson.
FIRPO, DE FORREST
REPORTED BREAKING
(NEW YORK. May 29.—It is re
ported that Luis Angel Flrpo. Argen
tlno heavyweight, and Jimmy De
Forrest, the trainer who developed
him from a raw novice to one of
the foromost contenders for the
ghamp'fl—tiip, are About to . part
company. Firpo and De Forrest are
said to have disagreed over money
matters, and although the difficulty
was glossed over temporarily, u defi
nite break is impending
MOOSE TO PLAY
ALASKA JUNEAU
AT PARK TODAY
Rejuvenated Teams Play at
City Park at 6:30 P. M.
—Changes Made.
With. bath teams considerably
stronger throughout thin they were
in tha opa-xag games Sunday, the
Alaska-Juneau and the Moo.-e entries
in the O.y League clash t iday at
City Park, the gams commencing at
6:30 p. ni. Both teams were losers
in Sunday's double bill and each is
determined to climb out of the cellar
in this evening'a game.
The Miners wiil hive Andrus' and
Mook, tormei Fort iSrward stars, in
their lineup and use Parmakeff and
Camara as i battery. Manager Sperl
ing is confident this arrangement
will prove lo bo a winner. Agnew,
who worked on first Sunday, has
been shifted to second, Andrus’ going
to first. Tibbftts remaining at short
and Alook filling out the infield,
which is believed to bo us strong,
as any in the league.
Manager Ed Bea u I in, of the Moose,
likewise has reinforced his Infield.
Jim McCloskey, whose big stick lias
broken up more than fane bail game
on the Channel, will handle the hot
corner at thitri; Koskey relieves
Beaudin at short; Boyd, who showed
real baseball ability in Sunday's
game, has beem switched to right
field; H. Sabin will go in at second;
Henry remains at first. The last
mentioned has been made field cap
tain by Manager Beaudin. Melsnea
and Jorgenson will work against the
Alaska-Juneau.
The teams will lino up a3 follows:
Alaska-Juneau—Agnew, lb.; Mook,
3b-; Andrus, lb.; 'Sparking, If.; Tib
bitts, ss.; Jacobse-n, rf.; Parmakoff,
p.; Laurie, cf.; Smith and G. Mea
se rschm kit, utility. Moose—Patter
son, If.; Jorgenson, o.; Boyd. rf.;
McCloakey, 3b.; Sabin, 2b.; Koskey,
ss-; Henry, lb.; B. Beaudin, cf.;
Melsnex, p.; E. Beaudin. H- Messer
sc h midi and Bothcllo, utility.
PENNIES SAVED BY
KING TO RE-FIT
HIS ROYAL YACHT
LGN'DOM, May 20.—King George's
30-year-old raring yacht, /the Bri
tannia, which be could not .afford to
replace with a more modern cutter,
has just come off the ways for anoth
er season of racing. She has boen
re-coppered, overhauled, and equipped
with new running gear.
King George has never he Rated to
say that he could not afford to build
another big yacht, and last year he
even went so far as to tell yachting
enthusiasts that the Britannia would
have to remain 'idle until he had
saved up enough money to fit her
out with new equipment.
He has decided to race the old
craft this year chiefly for the pur
pose of reviving the sport, and for
tli# benefit of spectators at regattas,
as the Britannia under full sail, in a
good breeze, is said to be a sight
worth seeing.
Yachtsmen hero say the days o!
racing big expensive vessels have
passed forever. It has become such a
costly sport, 'they say, that kings are
no longer able to afford it; and oven
syndicates of millionaire sportsmen
hesitate to undertake the huge out
lay necessary.
NOTICE.
All 1922-23 municipal auto li
censes expire May 31 of each year
‘See that your licenses are renewed
i before penalties are attached.
A. E. GURR, City Clerk.
For guod prtating phone *74
EXPECT TO SMASH AUTO RECORDS IN INDIANAPOLIS.
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All world’s root :1s for spe ;d arc exp vie 1 to fall it th? annual 500-mllo automobile i.tco at the
Indianapolis (Indiana) Speedway on Memorial Day May 30. Tommy M Iton, the world's grant cat driver,
Is entered in a Miller Special, a ono-man ear, with 122 inches of piston dt&pleeanient. Eddlo llearn, a
youthful veteran. «ill make the w'nn r drive pretty fast. Jimmy Murphy woo the race last year, at a
record-breaking avfray of 94.-iS miles per hour. Ilrrry Ilartz, who was scionl last year, will drive a
Durant Special this y r.
Tomtxvy'
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LEADERSHIP IN
RACE AT STAKE
Elks and Legionnaires Clash
at City Park Tomorrow
in Special Game.
In a game that will decide the
leadership of tho City League race
^ at lealst for this week, tho Elks will
I meet the American Leg low team to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock a: City
Park. The opposing pitchprs will be
Williams and Alexander and a bitter
struggle 'is anticipated
A big Memorial Day crowd is ex
pected to turn out (for the game, the
time being set to follow the conclu
sion of the customary Memorial Day
ceremonies.
Both team's were victorious In last
Sunday’s contests, (the Elks downing
it.ho Moose aspirants for the flag by
a one-run margin, and the ex-soldiers
running away from the Alaska-Junear
squad in a one-sided game, piling
up 19 bits while Alexander held the
minors to six hits
Only one change has been an
nouncod in tho lineups of the two
teams, Parmakoff being sold for a
handsome sum to the Alaska-J uneaii
team for which he will pitch, and his
place a.t (third on 'tho American Le
gion squad being filled by Jimmy
McCloskey. It is rumorod a new
deal is in progress by which Me
Closkoy will go permanently to the
Moose with whom he pl&s on this
evening's game. The Elks have
traded 'Sabin to the Moose for Jack
Davis, terms or the trade not being
made public.
. Tho Elks' lineup tomorrow includes
Baggs, c.; Williams, p.; Nelson, lb.;
Jack Davis, 2b.; Henning, ss.; Fry
3b.; Joe George, If.; Ryan, ‘cf.;
Briggs, rf. The Legion team wil
line-up as follows: Hanna, c.; Alex
ander, p.; Brown, lb.; Kehoe, 2b ;
Herron, as.; 'McCloskey, 3b ; Wood
ard, If.; Gus George, cf.; Magorty
rf.; Bernhofor, utility.
FIVE BOUTS ON
KILBANE ■ CRIQUI
CARD NEXT MONTH
NEW YORK. May 29 —Matchmakei
Tom O'Rourke has completed a can
of five bouts for the Polo Ground:
on June 2, when Johnny Kilbane o
Cleveland will defend his world'1
featherweight championship agalns
Eugemo Crlqul of France, holder oi
the European title
In the eight-round bouts, Miki
Dundee. Chicago bantamweight, has
been matched with Babe Herman ol
California and Irish Johnny Curtin
i Jersey City bantam, against Jack
i Sharkey Of New York.
A1 ZiemeT, foatherwetight protest
of Kilbane, will box five rounds wltl
Billy Levine of Broowlyn, and Leot
ALASKA HAS MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE.
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AU-stea
This is nol Fifth Avenue, Nev York, nor the Rue tie la Paix,
Paris. It is a -cone in Juneau, Alaska, which boasts a modern de
partment store that rivals any other anywhere in the world. And
still they talk of “the frozen Nor h” and the “great open spaces,
where men are men.”
The above is from the International News Service, New York
City, daily pictorial sheet, which is subscribed to by the leading
newspapers of the country, including The Empire.
I Poutet of Prance, “pairing partner of
i Criqui, will meet Johnny Owens,
I another stable mate of Kilbane, in j
i a four-round go.
MITCHELL AND I
LEONARD MEETi
I i
CHICAGO, May 29 Pinky Mitchell. |
I brother of Ritchie Mitchell, meets
i Benny Leonard for tiie world's lighl
j weight championship here tonight.
The fif^lit will go 10 rounds, Iudlca
i lions are that tiie gate receipts will
| be from $85,000 to $100,000.
HOLZHEIMER SUCCEEDS
COSGROVE
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Judge William A. Holzheimer has
| taken ovor the lew practice of,
| Charlca H. Cosgrove, who recently!
(passed away at Ketchikan. Judge!
; Holzheimer located at Ketchikan |
I more than a year ago and entered the;
i general law practice. He had prp
: Vtoualy to hia appointment to the
(United States District Judgeship at I
I Nome been Assistant JJuitcd States!
District Attorney at flat place.
Old papers Tor sate at Km Dir*
MRS. PULLEN RETURNS
Mrs. Harriet S. Pillion, proprietoi
of Pullen House, Skagway, was i
passenger on tlio steamer Queen, er
route to her home. She has spon
the past six weeks in the States
spending most of the time with lie:
son. Royal Pullen, anil his family, a
Lords, South Dakota
Mrs. Pullen says Indications art
in the States tha.L the tourist seasor
to Alaska will he the largest this
yoar in its history.
EDITOR HUNT LEAVES
Lon Hunt, who has boon editor ol
the Alaskan at Skagway since Lul
January, ,is a passenger South on
the Princess Mary for Seattle, hav
ing boon sue eroded by Sidney
Charles.
Tam Hunt is one of the best knowr
newspapermen of the Pacific North
west. He wtts in the World War am
wa s twico reported having beoi
killed, the .second time at Vlmy
Ridge. Hunt was wounded many
tim s, it he last time by a machine
gun and scars on his body indicate
the close call he did receive.
Hunt is going to Now York City
where ho will aecept a position or
one of the metropolitan dailies.
Old papers tor Min at Bmplie.
Used Cars
BARGAINS
MANY MAKES
ALL STYLES
all f^ood condition.
SEE T. 1. M’CAUL
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Alaska Transfer Co.
General Hauling, Baggage, I
Coal, Contract Mauling.
Main Street. Phone 41
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JAPANESE TOY SHOP
« ti MAKTNO
Front Street
F 0 Bo* 218 for Moil Ord«*r»
I l. J. SH/^RICK
[ JVweler and Optician
j Watche*. Diamonds
1 <—■^ Silverware
PROSPERITY IS HERE
Spruce Cement
Hemlock Brick
Fir 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 1888
Cid tundlee ot nuwapapera at lb*
dnipira, 26 ceata.
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 us when In need of COAU
FEED or druylng. We also l:ave A
few choice seed potatoes, some lawn
grass seed, domestic and Imported
Lilly's More Crop Fertilizer, onion
sets, etc. Chickens fot this week's
delivery consist of Fricassee and
Broilers. Place your orders early.
D. B. FEMMER
PHONE 114._
EVERYWHERE THAT FOOD IS SERVED
You Will Note the Popularity of
PEERLESS BREAD
There s a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the yery Choicest ingredient*.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all oar baking prodacts.
PEERLESS BAKERY
HEYDER and MEIER
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
Franklin Street, between Trent end teeond ti.
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FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR Week Days 2 p. m Daily.
Saturdays, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
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Seward Street