The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA IMl’lRL lKlD.“ MR -SMITH JUST PHONED | | AND SAID HE DIDN T WANT ANY TICKETS TO ‘fOUQ\ —~ DINNER AS HE DIDN'T (~ T CARE TO GO' AN [ MoLLICAN- GO OVER | TO SMITH'S OFFICE o | SELL HIM A TICKET ) | TO ™M~ DINNER' : L.B 1927. By GLORGE McMANUS 3 Yy | HAD BEEN GO N BY GOLLY-MULLIGAN SHOULD HAVE HEARD »— FRCM HIM B I'T MA-MULLIGAN JUST Fi AND SAID THAT MR'%M\TH BOUGHT TWO TICKETS YO,‘ ! .“\.\{ ) YOUR DINNER! [ T— (THouguT, NE AN HOUR « NOw/! CELLAR CHAMPS’ COME-BACK NOT LIKELY IN 1927 SEATT rison, writing it doosn't fan Francisco Seali. de that they ha addod new faces, have strengthenine ing than Coast League son in th sy look as pit better cateh probably old-ti be @ Yell that whii \enew hardi climb of to warrant thei m up. the Averill 100 per mist find themselve line in order certain re and cisco entry in not this Hore Q of Camil O'Doul Dlay and li Suhr William pitching cellar comin « 1. Moud cent, Moudy \ form reve ball for mo: No more complete has been shown in bas those same Seals pertormed cdification of Coast [ year. From a pennant cellar champion, tumbled in a single season sure their cellar record of tories and 116 defeats wasn't as the records which some pr teams have finished with, but at i .H it was bad enough to cause con WRANGELL HigY May Get More Men The Seal ‘ the h.n. this | addition wl: rno Boys Win hom Wrangell| Hi Five 48 to 23 in Fast that it can pull out of Game Last Night. of vee to ion ran agu infielders, if win sauey | pitcher Sun Fre L I finish by the this s to better it han a l-! e - those : a derby mere t au bay year with the one or two more already assembled Messrs. Strub, Graham and nam believe that Nick Williams work sufficient improvement young men as Adolph Camilli, firot sacker, Gussie Suhr, second, base man and Earl Averill, outficlder who blossomed forth into Class AA tyros last year but who, if they im prove enough, would be looked upon as stars this to help the club considerably They that han, a seasoned shortstop: Al Stokes, a catcher who has scen some ice with the Red Sox Paul and Western League clubs Lefty O'Doul, an outficlder from [IHollywood, will add team considerably Count on Veterans They count on Oliver Walter Mails and Lefty three excellent southpaws, Dick Moudy righthanders, enough pitching Mails really didn't League batsmen last as he hefore he had his last trial with majors. The big fellow lost considerable of his fast ball. If he has he many would possible Put-| will in such than the local Hig The score game cioser indicated when men beat the Wr last nighi 18 1o The Firmeen whistle and th doubt. “Doc” Holman a the high point man of the evening, | scoring eight field baskets and con-| verting foul total of 17} remarkable shooting of | Barragar gave the dro was season, led game from 0 believe Juck Shec was never in usual was sery Boston St and hought one for a points. The o the Capt crowd a fow | thrills when he in three long shots without touching the Every shot thrown from the middle of the floor. Campen Beb substituted for Nowell at Kunz, the half worked ;00d combination well Nowell wa field poed rim past | who | Mitchell Williams, plus and Earl providing was center into the made threu | ponsible for | five, | in second and baskets the othe Baker at guard v defense man of the to up play after play under zip on Desmond, the husky win ter. was the scoring Seal gell making six baskets floor. Engstrom for Wrangell The Wrangell are planning on leaving for home Sunday on the Border Queen and arrangements are being made for another game before they leave ! The lineup for was as follows: Firemen I impress year Coa.t woals Wit shooting the outstanding tilt, breaki the bask Wrancell cen-| for Wran-' from the three baskets did I seemed the won't the ace games as bel and Kunz, csp two, are on the down grade, or should be, not enough prob ably to cease being very fair pitchers but still enough to them not on the same that they occupied three years ago, Moudy is the Seal pride Possessed of more stuff other right hander in the Leaguc Hollman (17) r he should be a great pitcher but Tracy ”» isn't not yet. William probably never Nowell c will be the pitcher he once gave Barr r G . promise of becoming | Biker (1) G Loftus Infield Helped Them | Subs: Campen (6) for Nowell, N I'll always believe that is was {he|well for Tracy, Goodrich great infield work of Ellison, - Wheel duff, Rhyne and Mulligan that made Offic some of those pitchers look so good xhviu.&_ two years ago and that even in thc years, dropped into another club, the;y would have been just ordinary work- men. Sheehan, despite the fact that he isn't a youngster by any means may | 3ill Mehlhorn, in spite of an m--J steady the infield a bit. Young Ditt- ciden tlast season when he lost part mar, bought from Augusta may come Of # finger caught in a bureau draw- through. But even so the in- er, is playing great golf on South- field will never be what it s be. ern cour after a successful tour fore Rhyne was sold and Kilduff of the Far West. He has been get- broke down. !ting through the several highly com-| Suhr who will be at second basc petitive tournaments in which he| is a hard worker, a good hitter, bui has participated with an average| "%t is a bit clumsy on the mechanics only slightly above 72 for each 18] of a double play, a feature of in- holes. Bobby Cruickshank. who llnM field work that a second baseman with Mehlhorn in the South Central must be past master of if a team ' Open at Hot Springs, Ark., last }'EM‘ is to succeed. Mulligan isn't quite and lost the play-o’f will have Jll[ the player he was two ye ago other chance in the 1927 tourr "vun cither, Camilli, the rookie tsack to be decided here soon, made boys figure plane last night's game! and woc than Wrangeil Wheeler (1) Engstrom (7) | Desmond (12) Bail any (11 refc score Mangan, timer; hin, BILL MEHLORN PLAYS GOOD GOLF IN SOUTH ’{" ILLIN(‘iS RELAY CALLS U the FIREMEN PROVE 'FEW BASEBALL STARS FORTY YEARS OF AGE ih SKAGWAY ELKS in he il the 1 put and (o] and A ) e broken er riod of unc clder sehe hall in active years of Cobh has Joln IN FIRST woactive Alex 1 sori Collins B de Swill Fddic e and Selmer for his (e for the TO STARS OF MIDWEST £ o heghest ga :.'“"';' l'll':’ 14\‘)‘1.: This is Osborne ro am indoor relay that of the will attract to armory Urbana, February 26 fleetest of the dwest representation of sections of the cial events include the lthe low and high hurdles, | 1000 yard and 1500 meter vuns, hi pole vault and shot meet University The largest in country Ilinois. one game the first consisting defeated of the Dhig game the tournament Juneau recently i ochorage Bills watchin the mi athlete i aid anxic country yard dash other S “nehorage et Jarman's Thrift Shop for in Dresses and Aprons. uwl broad jumps. The only tea whose flavor mvacuum is completely protected - - kept fresh and fragrant from tea-garden to tea table. Five kinds of protection — all exclusively Schilling — for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted - - the only way to unmask rich hidden fiavors of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffce) but sealed HOT at its most ‘\"I' aromatic moment. = RS | (3) The worid’s only N C&Lle2) key-wind vacuum tin for tea - - - with a Snug Cover - - - to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling’s. (5) Your grocer protects you - - he returns your money instantly if you dow’t like Schlllmg ’s best. Ora” ge Pek You keep the SCREENED BLACK DIAMOND NUT COAL “Best for the Range” $12.50 per Ton on Dock PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Phone 412 BEAT ANCHORAGE three of five efficial punch and w with him until att apart remainder restling ndants pulled I'he of R tralian vnu has been the authorities and baek A “ te PRIGES SOAR YORK, Fe Under a record demand, tickets for the Jac Delaney and Jim Maloney fight for NAVA[ ACADEMY W jumped from §150 ringside seat P hoards fall the ulators_is | usibla for t Delaney is a he will the ut by next 18 amer “into hands of CAMBRIDGE, The Naval ! tatively Ma Academy accepted May Feb. crew 18— has ten udden increase. ! 3 to 1 favoril s with Harvard "' HIGH RECORD BOWLER | 1vin.uir Mot TO PLAY IN DETROIT i wot " 1/ AGGIES OF OREGON fBx Getrok awling tounsvient thie LOSE TO MONTANA Heffernan | GAME‘ He went nt came a race The same day sachiusetts Tech Memphis will bhowling MISSOULA, \!unl el tana defeated the Oregon night 18 Seor Mon gies on A rampage in coring 278 in a at match He ve and ki me 1 by a \ aske last eleven sirikes, of « mide one the Memphi up a perf spilied a and | = . ol | NOTICE ur REGISTRATION Notice is hereby given that re tration books for registering vot for the Municipal Election to City of Juneau. April open on March 2nd, AMERICAN BOXER :$ s 1. | The said registration books will be | boxer, is|OPen each day (Sunday excepted) ah 1 between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. | and 12 noon and 1 o'clock p. m. to! ‘clock p. m., at the City Clerk's| Astial ‘UI] ce in the City Hall Building lo- ed at the corner of 4th and| ain Sts, total of | Bl of nine g > - il Oshorn Hed the noa m gam SYDNEY lolinny R awai nsche S. W, Feb American deportation following uled ring battle inst twarded Lo er, th gam the usly b of the | ireferec oAt in a fie 10 15-round ian opponent The American boxer swung on the \ S | bargains | ——adv who a deci bout Reisler Skagwa H. R. SHEPARD, Registration Officer. Fivst publication, Feb. 15, 1927 | Last publication, Feb, 25, I ALASKA MAGAZINE NOW ON SALE TO ROW HARVARD | TRY THE BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. FIRST Phone 134 Now, if your auto’s feeling sick You then should bring it to us quick. IHEN your car starts to W groan or gqueak thero's something the matter with it insite. If you don’'t under- stand autolingo you had better have us diagnose the case correctly. We can tell whether it needs a little oil tonic it operation is necessary. We render a pain- less bill. We Deliver Substation ost Office No. 1 Juneau Gun Club JUNEAU MOTOR CO. SERVICE LUCAS Holds their regular shoots every Sunday morning at 10:30 at the grounds FOR SALE A THOR 44 INCH SIZE Electric Clothes Mangle lightly Used—Guaranteed Positively Good As New—A Distinct Bargain Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Telepbone No. €, Juneau, Alaska CORONA WITH THE NEW CARRYING CASES NOW ON DISPLAY Norary PusLic PusLic STENOGRAPHER J. B. Burford & Co. ARMCO INGOT TRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS J. J. VOODARD CO. Plumbing—Sheet Metal Work South Front Street Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,1208 ;00D PROYIDER'S FAMILY' | We ought to study n our schools lélor-e things about good-eating rules! I public T hing us dictien and . the ght and 1 h us ki 1teonsne: learn a cal hools teday arel a lot about pure ethics of think they more pure f theu o te the ri You can living and | t-ade with CAL IH)R\I A | | ! | GROCERY | | PHONE 478 | ought about foods, right of les: pure on in cconomy il you' || FIRE ALARM CALLS Third Front Front, Front, and Franklin. and Franklin. near Ferry Way. opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main. Fifth and Seward, Fire Hall. Gastineau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. Fourth and Harris, Fifth and Gold. Fifth and East Seventh and Gold. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power house Calhoun, opp. Junecau Apts Distin Ave., and Indian St Ninth and Calhoun. Seventh and Main. Twelfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby. tlome (rocery. JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 48 EXIDE Batteries You pay no more for an Exide because it is made by the world’s largest manufacturers of storage batteries. Neither do you pay extra for its reputation for long, dependable service. You "buy a battery that is economical because its first cost is low and its final cost is lowest. GASTINEAU ELECTRIC PHONE 416 | | »