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BRINGING UP FATHER — THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1926. By GEORGE McMANUS JIGGS-LISTENTO ME- YOU GET LARRY DucanN TO RUN FOR ALDERMAN- I VE BEEN AROUNDA LOT AND WHAT | HAVEN'T SEEN DON'T EXiST! ] ]LL Lom\ 5 = | HiM O WhAT | EVERY MAN ON THE POLICE FORCE WOULD LIKE T M TE LLIN YouL, MRS DLGAN - LARRY HAS N'\' \‘\ AN PAT- WHERE | [ THATS THE LOA CAN | FIND DUGAN? andpn —~ L ARRY { TO L)A P S © 1926 6v Int. FeaTure Service. Inc MWALT UNTIL Y ON HIr L YES-MR-JIGCS-WE REPUBLICANS ARE HAVING NO END OF M ORRY FINDING AN ALDERMAN FOR OUR PART Y ! FER HANDS c“ e Sell Univer Do Veeto Heaters, Air Blast Pipeless Furn- Licaters You Knou aces and Super WOODARD CO. BT i SPORTS otal receip NEW RECORDS FOR GROWDS ARE HUNG UP Baseball, Bo—‘(;ng and Foot- ball Attendance Marks Go by Board. NEW YORK 20, Frcord breaking on from Aance and financial view-points capped the climax of yvear has witnessed unprecedented apment of public interest in all major branches of sport Baseball had its million-dollar topping all oth- ers in actual figures; boxing had its first $2,000.000 event with 132 000 fans paying close to that amount to witness the Dempsey-Tunney fight at Philadelphia: and football had its first $1,000,000 spectacle as 110,000 fancy prices to the Army gridiron drama Soldiers’ Chicago. Smash Grid Marks Foothall's paid attendance record was shattered twice this fall, until the rvice came along to dwarf all previous marks, Ohio and Michigan, battling at Columbus with Western Conference title hopes a stake, had attracted the biggest throng, 10,000. This was nearly 10 000 in excess of the record that witnessed Red Grange's | college game a year ago, when Illinois played Ohio State at Columbus On the Pacific (% the lar crowd of the on, 82,000 Stanford trample California. In East, 80,000 watched Cornell and Penn tie while close to the same number witnessed the Yale-Army and Yale-Harvard battles at New Haven th 1 | ritendance hold of sections )y coun nal 00 and proximatel Th W a good L0 Sp Football's atten has that devel Dec seas took th Easte Pitt five Yale 1 Colum i third successive s SAN FR Bili” Kelly que eve on of for Military v all-Cc the sec all-Ame admiss A 3 on l ield, Mr pate in Year's the Ed western t Mr. Kell Point appo fused. Maj Point coach at fluenced M classic Day ate st W 6] TO TE saw e lin course contemplat persons phones notify Phone 420 wi Prices Go Up Increased prices to many classics accounted for the substan tial jump in gate receipts. With §5 “tops” for the first time, such games as CornellPenn and Harvard-Yale drew fround $100.000 each. The Ar- my-Navy scale of $10 and $15 booster SALTS FINE FOR - ACHING KIDNEYS When Back Hurts Flush Your Kidneys as You Clean Your Bowels Most folks forget neys, like the bowels, sluggish and clogged flushing occasionally, backache and dull misery in thej kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid| stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. | You simply must keep vour kid-| neys active and clean and the mo-| ment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region begin drinking| lots of water. Also get about four, ounces of Jad Salts from any good| drug store here, take a tablespoonful | in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your Kkidneys will then act fine. This famous|" salts is made from the acid of| grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia, and is intended to flush clogged kidneys and help stimulate them to activity. It also helps neu- tralize the acids in the urine so they no longer irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a! delightful effervescent lithia water| drink which everybody should take| now and then to help keep their kidneys clean. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in trying to correct kidney trouble while it is only| trouble. —ad of the People action ete., One sore, inum & Co., Dougl: a of small weak eve Dru b that the kid- sometimes get and need a $1L.090,000 “WILD BILL' MONTANA TEAM TO rback he announc Kelly the halfback Montana A new telephone directery installed the Help Eyes Quick as mixed in Lavoptik ts to approximately L cula price to thi total cost L oh LELKS' BOWLING of ticket the " MGRAW BUSY " LINING UP HIS * PITCHING HELP = - Team ~No Capt Team No. 1 night Messerschmidt the game h total of 22 pins ted cume big wi all in leads in the 192 haot! {2195 H 10 high score pins and | with 5 In the Bavard Capt. N to 2288 of 206, mar rolled cipt hig thre M from| tinancial second match and his team won Bavard and his team Cleveland rolled the the with a of and being credited with | high total of the match with a total| |ot | Due to the fact that new pin were placed on the alley turday | Inight the scores were atively | low | revuns @t an-| Six Regulars from Last Year Cant Wil Form Nucleus of New Staff. YORK 20 manager the g up his of th paying harc with nea high ectate score evening same John Mg New York piteher Fla endance n Harvar ylvania fi rm ) b to Sarasota, ¢ ure the 1926 Nu Jimmy Ring Fitzsimmons McMillan and nucleus of the who may b Philadelphi MeGraw piteh | or gular com| KELLY OF e Greenfield gue 1500 red Hugh the onal nt Zeke Barragar vs. Barragar H. Messer Nelson M"tca]t o 156 169 141 126 ENTER WEST POINT Barnes form ther 1 schmidt seot l‘l 128 17 A Ded Montar ment NCISCO a University | oned on virtuall ast foothali selection ond toam of rican choices, will ion to the United cademy ed arrived her East-West con when picked s ill clash with m ¥ Anc twirler, tar @ regnlar obtained Duncan from Morrison season run, hit first base a majority can 762 190 151 119- 140 152 Totals Metealf Sweeney Sabin Weisburg Schmidt apply | States W ukulele | Other | “Duteh 1tohir ten | at West Point :, \ 2 | south Brook!yn big Francisce Thomas University of who won fifteen in the hurlers Henry going ar onee Courtney a to partic t New ro former with thre 4 and lefthander the Southern California New THaven 5 ue this yvear. Youngste ute Ned Porter, Uni versity of Florida; Bill Clarkson (from Toledo, Ohio; Howard Holland {of the University of Virginia, all | vight-handers; and Fred Kalina Thigh sehool southpaw from Bloom 1l ton, L Totals 782 from wit offered w We st of N. Bavard M. Bavarl 176 1 148 174 166 181 a ws for intment F. W for last year Mulburn, three last Keily to reconsider -oe LEPHONE PATRONS Robertson v 1 123 119 ¥ Blomgren Y §45 160 150 148 169 110 685 149 150 169 206 110 Totals Javard ; M sperling McKinnon Cleveland Jewett is now cf preparation. Patrons ing change of address or wish have tele- are rcquested to! Telephone ~ Company, ! before J’m ad - APPRECIATION EXPRESSED We desire to expres heart- felt appreciation to the citizens of Juneau and especially the American fon and Auxiliary for the many il expressions of their and sympathy and ho to " 110 our Totals 761 767 s11 —— . — NOTICE Border Queen sailing, from tle December 20th. Please wire at once D 1st. heantif re surprised at the quick frienc simple hydrastis, love in our Seat boric in eve wash hour of bereavement great orrow Ml orders bottle helps or strained cup free. Butler, gists, Front Guys Dri to any case and MRS. J. B Alam- | G S e Mauro| XMAS TREES FOR SALE St. In| Any size. Pric cents and up ady | Phone 444 1 adv MeCAIN 3 v B. FEMMER Phone 111 -oe Let Almqu!u ™ ess your Sult. all and dellvey Phone 528. Agent, adv. Wy adv | or ALASKA COLLEGE D. Tuesday, Dec. 21 92 4 J. H. School, Wednesday. Dec. 2 at A, B. Hall—7:30 p. m. Douglas H. S., Thursday, Dec. 23 Douglas Eagles, Friday, Dec. 24 At Douglas Natatorium J. H. School, Saturday, Dec. 25 J. H. School Monday, Dec. 2 At A B. Hall, 7:30 p. m. cents Admission----Adults, 50 cens; Children, 25 'KETCHIKAN HIGH e e e e e e e e e et 8 e et st 6+ wd | TN [to 16 paive in Juneau on the | ehampionship '(v-(l‘l}. Sheet Metal Work Front t Pi 1401,1208 bin nith Stre PILOTS OF AIR - MAIL RECEIVED $4,000 UPWARDS WASHINGTON, D fiving holds its monetary last for the air mail pilot The aviator postman receives an ; amnual salary of hetween $1,000 and Ketehi . i iy $9.000. The high pay, plus the for excitement of flying I field superintendents of he (0 desert ground jobs wd return (o piloting. Both now fly vegular mail The mail pilot receiy of between $2.000 and § ing on length of service, addition by the For - daylight five cent rate between and Cheyenne hetweer Cheyenne g and will play the L ieinne s A X seven cents between New Tuesday night in| 505 {Cloveland, and between San Francisco. For night >oo ; mileage scale is doubled EL CABALLERO ls | The hazards of mail piloting {held by postal officials to justify SELECTED FOR BIG |. $10,000 TOURNEY ANGEL 1927 $10,000 WINS FIRST TILT FROM COLLEGIANS spectators witnessed the most exciting ge ver played in Ketehikan when the local High School quintet defeated the fast Col team Fairbanks last Fri ding to cablegram Saturday HAULING BAGGAGE. COAL PHONE 4772 LAKICH TRANSFER | Five hundred d LUMBER ¢ lege from day ceeived aight accor “ Empir 4 The lure by ) reward at seOre At was time kan made a foul the end of th tied at 16 all period of five basket winning game During minutes, tn.» over desire one the recent shot the gam 19 caused two ervice Ted hut in the The Colieg first three qu the fourth ough the shooting hoys through Ketchikan tied them (1 el markable basket the High School Anderson and and Snith of the stars of (he College team a base pay 00, depend and s paid mile for flyin: flying he of Smith ward of th the High Col School Loftus in orvieo, re ceived a Cleveland The is due to am cents and York and Reno and flying the steamer North ite Tuesday man Team B. Hall ‘estern Cur fame has spread both fa wide O'er hill are | the | IKE the country doctor 4 could be dependel upon ti we are the auto physicians that vou can “bank upcn emergency. Our shop is e with the latest repair machir and when your machine leaves our place it will take to the road as if it owned it. Let Lucas’ Auto Doctors lock after your car’'s health = and dale and cov try wha v it all - 'HUDGN LEADS TRAP SHOOTERS AT GUN CLUB YESTERDAY Hudon led tne trap Juneau Gun Club ye two turkeys. Other Pulver 1 Abbot 1, Guerin a chicken, result of as cal 20 D Angele: tournament course of Club January announced LOS The open will S]] golf over the Country 9, it was he held Caballero 8 and shooters at, sterday win- | turkey win-| Simpson 1| 1, and Dr 1 here! ning > | Call Collln's Taxy. raone 4%5;Night phone 281. Member Auto Assn. adv The B‘le S Cold Continual ‘a«-u. with internal m 16 were 1 and, h shooting Hudon Austin 23 | Abhott 19 Kir lln the follo Truesdell Mor J Jenking 19, paets deliemeinne 1 19. Simpson 19. Naghel 19, Kirk 18 st~ranchs, Trentcolds | Bernard 18, Baldwin 17, Pulver 17, externally with Vicks. | (. Goldstein 17, Thompson 14, Hyder Vuu]u-lrnh‘lona ‘I\ Lewis 13, dstein 13, Guerin | and Mangle \ o preliminary Berger 21 Williams 21, MeNaughton - Old papers for sale at The Empire. oods too cheap are the foodsthat cost. In the best of food not a cent is lost! CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 ™ ROLLER SKATING A. B. HALL Until January First On all new RANGES, COOK STOVES and HEATERS WE BUY YOUR OLD STOVE Largest line of Stoves, Castings and Sundrics this side of the North Pole Tuesday, Wed+esday and Thurs- day—Afternoons 2 to 5, Evenings 8 to 12. Py Open Evenings Harris Hardware Con Stoves Our Specialty Phone 215 Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5, for Ladies and Children for in- struetion. HERE H |CO\1I°S Now fs the time to order coal. Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30, General Admmmn H. R. KELLY and J. L. FULLER We also carry a full line of Feed nd cur motto is to buy the best. This is our secret of so many sat- | isfied castoms. If you have been using just ordiuary coal then we invite you to give our's a trial. And our transfer service O G O My | D. B. FEMMER || lene 114 — JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage F.WOLLAND MERCHANT TAILOR Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 18 FRYE’S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” HENRY BAMAN, Manager FRYE - BRUHN C0, ™SwiinSmm™ | Phone 38 Residence Phone 529 You wiil rgains you Read the aavertrsement tonished at the can plck up.