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f———————— SRINGING UP FA \THER THE DAILY ALASKA I ‘MPIRE, SATURDAY JAN. SAY-ED - WiLL YOU GIVE MY WIFE'S BROTHER A 0vOB? HES A GOOD CHAUFFEZUR- | D LIKE TOGIT HIM A JOB IN THAT LINE' My JOVE-016GS - | JUST LET A MAN GO SO | CAN PUT HIM | RIGHT TO WORK, T { © 1926 ev luv L Fearure Semvice Inc FLYWEGHT CHAND HAS EASY FIGHT Fidel La Parba Lstablishes Hold on Title in Bout with European. Lf el L tahlished NEW YORK Barba, of L an ondispuicd world hold « Tlaiied weight en bhattered Eik n o titleholder Madison Sq Iaropea defeat at th den The from kno n outclass hi “‘lii finizh ing scotehman finish and defensive in kdo W the sudden only stinet invader steady uts in the 12 beil a knockout JIM MALONY PUTS HERMAN TO SLEEP verge i his ga saved the from a knockout hail hooks, all ctions rouad apparently in rene stoop shouldered in the jab th face and h of of uppe ot dir aved Clark Y lan Tiny SYRACUEE Maloney, of 1 he weight elimination ment, technicall knocked Herman Portland, Oregon second round last night what chedaled b 10 1 fo1 toning Jin the contende v on of n of wa 10 round hout D GREENLEAF TAKES SECOND BLOCK IN BILLIARD TOURNEY Gre W nleaf YORK, Jan world defeated last night bloch Ralph billiard Rudolph 1 pocket Krwin 161 champion, challenger, second match Greenleaf Rudelph - o 300 METER SWIM RECORD FOR WOMEN BEATEN AT MIAMI Martha Mo free style seconds recor to 122 in the < 150 of poin: score is now 307 and MIAMI, relius Fla swam meters, in four minutes and 182 bettering the former worlds® for women. The former mark made by Helen Wainwright, her ord being 1 minutes and 20 4 onds, T ATHLETICS LEAVE FGR SOUTH FEB. 18 PHILADELPIHIA, Jan. pitchers and catchers of the deplhia Americans will leave the Athleties' training camp at Myers, Fla, on February 18, M Conn Mack announces. They in 00 wa rec 5 sec 2. The Phila- for Fort ger wii rking they men wiil e March at md chortly after tire squad pocted Zach Wheat onditionally reles Nationals, will the Philad is ¢ veteran the Brooklyn rm of th the w Iphi. n onnic ( season Mack, manager etics, announced tha teat - BOWLERS Wheat 1t ELKS' . BEATANCHORAGE Local Llks Win Last Night by 38 Pins—Are Lead- ing by 192 Pins. The Elks' |won their 1l mateh from the LAnchoraze hy 35 pin nis tourney two Junean howling 1t tams were high score of 201 total the rolled the Kennedy of for with with from 154 | the the evening was credited the high Junean avera won ight hy the end of 192 pins the evening Anchorage ins and i first Thursday leadin two ccond Anchorage won last night's match but Juneau def other two games of The scores follow Juneau Elks 147 160 182 + 190 151 156 7 183 140 167 in by ated the the evening Barragar Lavenik Radde Bavard Darhy 1 851 Anchorage 188 150 151 155 813 Elk Totals n01 159 173 142 168—189 196 Ostrander Larsen Bragaw Woitek Kennedy 158 72 1905 Totals 816 81 a1 —eoo— —— I COLLEGE GRADUATES DRY UP THE SOUTH NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan Two thirds of the dry agents ¢ forcing prohibition in one of the country’s most difficult districts are college men. H Graduate chemists, lawyers, cer-| tified public accountants and other| professional experts make up the! force with which, O. D. Jackson bringing prohibition to the of Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas| and Alabama. | One effect of their work has been a reported increase of 200 per cent| in the price of whiskey since Jack.! son took up his work—and a con-| siderable decrease in the quality of | states RUB PAIN OUT OF RHEUMATIC JOINT. For 65 years, millions have rub- hed soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs 0il right on the ten- der spot, and by the time they say Jack Robinson —out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. St Jacobs Oil is a harm- [ less rheumatism and pain liniment which never disappoints and doesn’t burn the skin It takes pain, soreness and stiffn from ach- : joints, muscles stops sciatica, lumbago 35 cent ggists. —adv. and bones; backache and neuralgia. bottle guaranteed by all dru gt gt L oS the whiske | —et—— | NOTICE TO CREDITORS | Having been appointed adminis- trator with the will annexed of the| estate of Marcus E. Russell, de- ceased, by the Commissioner for the] 'Territory of Alaska, sitting in pro- bate in Juneau Precinct, Alaska, by order issued December 30, 1926, persons having claims against estate are hereby notified to present| them, duly verified as required by law, within six months from the] date of this notice, to H. B. Le| Fevre, attorney for said administra- tor, at his office at 183% South| Front Street, Juneau, Ala ¥ DANIEL RUS L, Administrator with the will annex- ed of the estate of Marcus E. Russell, deceased. First publication, Jan. 1, 1927, Last publication, Jan. 29, 1927, HELLO MAGGIE-'WVE GOT YOUR BROTHER A 128 HOOF T STREET-I'LL BE N FOR HiM! e [ halfhack o 108 - SEND HiM DOWN | 10 TAKE TRIPS gh Going to Wran- Boys to Ketchikan, Next Month. N the W School . Keller, of annot High wiil n eil th ol on 1y th ethall i for Junean anm Wrang Wi turn 1 where tl tivls. The v on Northwest Chruary t itve on the Ketehikar Kahi te o strong turn on the an 1 hruary will v Almeda | - .- JACK DELANEY - NEARLY BURNED HOLYOKE, Mass., Jan. 22.—Jack Delaney, fighter, narrowly erious burns when here Delaney hackfire ignited the antomobile until van toward it D laney with his broihe the the machine escaped burned notie a sedan failed to todiy had podestrians out engulfed > leaped hlnze IOWA FOOTBAiLL STAR CANCELS REGISTRATION 22.-~Cow roughriding of lowa <o Kutsceh regi IOWA CITY Jan Nick" Kutsch, the the University not tear up the uniform next fall lie had canceled his tration of his own accord - - JIM JEFFRIES, IN COURT BOUT WITH WOMAN, WINS al, Jan world’s won the in a title Swift over dog. Jeffries in the Yurbank most town had lowa, hoy n eleven will in a Hawkeyr said 1oday DOG 22 Jim Jei- hoavywe nod in Just bout witl: possession GLENDALE, fries, fc champion, Court here Jossie € wilite poodie live community rmetr ring ice Mrs Murs horin Twenty-one the news flock of and over neigi- of witne; Swilt all and ringside ol reporters in photegraphers seats “I raised him from a puppy.” J fries declared to the tune of ex ploding flashlight powder. “I know my dog when [ see him. I know him by his color, hy his sneeze—well how does anyone know a horse?” “I identify him by the look in hi eyes and the way he squinches his one witness il court gave the former cham- possession of the poodle, > South Americans Like Tragic Piflure Shows nose. The pion The La ture audi- WASHI tin - Amer TON, an motion oyee caves little the happy ending of motion whe North American patrons dislike to leave the theatre with a tear in the eye. This was shown in a survey of the films eaported to South America, m D about pictures, ['NOW COME ON (N AN' | YOUR BO®S DO T LOOK I DUMB - YOUR FaMILY ALl LLQCK ALIKE' ~ recovded officials a1 American nient The prefe South his the classes for wealth, fashions Society dramas howeve amons these s desire cultured pictures concerned witn nd and jow problem tilms come under this heading. said . North, motion of the department, same type of films able vogue in Europe deTnands mone subtle comedy plots | The Latin American vies has a large bearing « { port industry for in the | this continent has become market for American though the European [ bring in a preater financial | —————— SENATE BEYOND | RIGHT IN CASE OF FRANK SMITH specialist that the picture adding have Burag historical nsided ow ever, and taste in e n the past the tilms, xportations retuin lar lhast al WASHINGT ON, Carstrom, Attorney Gene State Hlinois, fyrmally stated to that he concedes the Senate lia 1o exclude Frank L. Smith who named a8 SHCCOssOr deceg and continue of the Oscat of e n of diny vight from the 1 by Gov. Len Small, Senator McKinley, I am contending tly and vigorousiy for the right Smith seated Rights of States to Titles Passes Senate no was oi shall o earn con to tend tate WASHINGTON, Jan, 22 ate approved the bill confirm ing state and tervitories titl eral deposits in lands granted by United States to p The bill ident The has o the schools PPre heen the Warraer Weather Is Predicted in Seattle SEATTLE, Jan —~Weather Summers today predicted perature ending the frecz ther. Ellenshurg veports 22 night Oh below last 2 D | FAMOUS WRITER IS LIVING IN WANT | PARIS, Jan The Russian poci nd novelist, Dimitri Merejkowski nd his wife are living in a modest apartment in Paris in a bordering on solute want. came to Paris from Warsaw, | they took refuge when driven Russ age of over seventy, the writer finds | nimselr deprived of means of living The; from ‘|Iir-|:|i\l|'l‘ in Russia by the Soviet | government i John Galsworthy and the Commit- [ | to his aid. Juneau Gun Club to come T Holds their regular shoots | every Sunday morning at | 10:30 at the grounds ALL COAL MAY LOOK ALIKE but after trying our's you will be convinced that the heating quality varies, also you will learn that bak- ing with our coal mean less coal and better results. We carry a full line of Feed and our transfer service 0. G. Whis. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 Sen- ! _ condition | wher | a by the revolutioh. 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