The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 5

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EPSTEET I ART W o i /_ . ik F;"l"; il ol Front and Franklin o o . fast rounding info condition at the| | 18 :,""":- near ;‘:"YF“TI JUNEAU TRANSFER Paso Rob sl, camp. Donie Bush - ront, opp. Film Exchange. o 5 & Tiia hew B Natiouals, pilog Front, opp. City Whart. COMPANY has few worries so far as his cateh Front, near Saw Mill. g ing department s concerned 21 Willoughby at Totem Gro. || |oves, Packs and Stores Frei;l. | Smith, who has been playing in Willoughby, opp. Cole Barm. and Baggage {fast company for 11 years and ' is —— - “uvn.vuh-lul “old” as Dballplayers go Front and Seward. P e e D e D e e e e e W I IRV his pep and dash and is Front and Main. Jnoted as a scrapp rained in the| |2 Second and Main. SEA I.E WINS “:‘1;1“:‘.‘("' “.\!\]'Ih‘::i“‘vm SRR ) o 1 Ischool of John McGraw, Smith cam:| |7 Fiftn and Seward. i 2 s, forward, g {to the Pirates in 1921 and has 9 Wire Hall, ' I huddy Remolls, forvau, and 1t Ruth Scor ng F Homer! : old Dav also a fo 'd, have just |the mainstay behind the bat sin Gastineau and Rawn Way. completed their seventh con: cutiv l‘:“‘”\._'\'l"‘l“,“Il“l"'_‘l'v',“,”‘}""m]',‘ljjv"‘"“l i Second and Gold. eason «. Ross McBur St Slactal th o aénte Fourth and Harrls. | g . s as e d for wor i i : ney. con L :: . Guty Fifth and Gold. it m; lf]('r.\ w‘l\ljir e TR e Fifth and East. Prompt Delivery of nifinals of (he WHERE 1S VINIE? 3-8 Seventh and Gold. P o PORTLAND Ulv’- April The| ; ! v’ ' i : | Fitth and Kennedy. LADYSMITH COAL | Beavers tied the count in the ninth inning yesterday afternoon. Kim-| mick and Schmidt sin for Seat- tle In the tenth and Sugafoos threw| low aptempting to cateh Schmidt. | glving both an extra base. A wild pitch then allowed Kimmick to score the winning run City and won what amc Willinm Brut, Viee-Consul of Nor -1 Ninth, back of power house to a tie for the championship « i way, in Juneau. requests information 2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts PIIONE 48 the Kansas Conference. In the seven ) o fabout Alfr-d Kornelins Venie sujp. Distin Ave., and Indlan St |, s the combination has heoon ope:- . rosed to be fishing or mining in Al Ninth and Calhoun. ating the teams on which they i acka, Vinie was born in Aaleiund Sevelith and Maln have m a total of 111 i~ Korway 883 : bt — ——— L i 1 « =‘\ L ‘"_}l" oL Twelfth, at Northern L'dry IFA FELLOW TELLS FISH \— The batteries i one ks f £ } | - |4 Twelfth and Wtliloughby. STORIES TO HIS SWEE rHEA@ Seattle——Bdwaiis and S hmi lyear at the University of Wic | ; 4 5 i NOTICE TO PM}EN.; |1 4-5 wHome arocery. I| [HE'LL TELL HER A WHALE Portlane hes 1 ide v e eaptiby of e 1 5.5 # : | Al children having !“n..-,. ng | OF A YARN WHEN THEY GET. Windell, F g ity \ {cough or mumps or anything per . 3 UMARRIED ! —_— \ o T | P . [taining or subject to a contagiou GAMES&!EI‘ERDAY N disease must be kept off the P N o owe Seattle !::l‘mflfnfi?.fi' e BABEBALL GAME [demic. This is done by order of Home Cooked Meals Sacramento 2; Oakland 11. | the Juneau City Council. Home Made Cakes and Ples §an Francisco 5: Hollywood 3. NDAY: " s : i""‘:""(‘;l;,mm O GEED For Sale R R i e oot S S o BT Chiet of Plice. | | FORGET-ME-NOT TEA ROOM 3 Nati S | RO 5 S 5 G NI T 2 » R = g TE e S PHONE 157 I'hll‘d(lwl||l||:\flt;":“?i‘n:§?)g’l‘\m|. . e ] Babe Ruth erossing tle p ter slamming his first home | ,“J-P&RD- '{.U'K;SE}P-R‘I{F‘N‘IT v [ris= = —n ] L e G Married and Single Men Are rud of theemnibelleasiie senson, Tha AthlstinsfleretG vios. 1| © 8 RiTRERn S0Ae 80 U e em e | L P e Chicago 16 Pittsburgh 4 to Tangle in First Game tims, Gehrig is at the plate to welcome Ruth home, — ~t = : Boston 3; New York 4. and at home, during present epi | | —BU'I'TFRI(‘K PATTERNS our \!\'l-igllls uurl| mr‘usuria . ~ - ———— - % “ LN t 1 te ainstak- American League of This Season. : o be polite and painstal e R = | . g ey v Batrol WH AM undergraduate days_each man walis BLANK BOOKS e Epr¥itn, REse Q\’v::flz‘::m“' -I.":;f,’i';;”f,.,l,mu S T e o AL S e e G Y WILLIAMS FRATS 11(;( Fand) aboat AMBS wiles. Thes.| | Sheaffer and Waterman Pens I it i : ,,:”.l.:f"lu():;: 8t. Louis 1; Chicago 2. i men baseball nines will meet Sum | ARE CHAPEL FANS““'I;:“:; it ol tevings UL Jod i R. P. NELSON’S [ foods are : ndard excel- — day afternoon in the baseball park {BlAGRE 3 | il { lence that make a wonderful ap STANDINGS OF CLUBS for their first game this year. WILLIAMSTOWN, alass il 29| g Stationery Store peal to the discriminating house- ) Pacific Coast League jwere to have tangled seve el When a Phi Sigma Kapp wil.|WIDE TO RACE LUNNEY N sa'dl wife. Won Pct |ago but the game was postponed onlliams is asked why his fraternity | IN SOUTH ON MAY 28 | oy Sacramento 7 18 621 | account of the cold weather. Seve turns out more CUOSE-country runne Oakland 2 members of both teams have beer any other in college his reply | LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 29 = | SANITARY GROCERY San Francisco f “working out” the last two nights,ijg, “As » another!” Charlos Keppen of the Los Angele AL 1SKA SUPER SIX i Seattle 5 and a speedy game is promised to iE Williams has com t.\.vhlmw Ciub announde at the I | The HIone; LRy Ll Raen Portland ............... 1f f the ball fans, pulsory chapel. The Phi Si Sappa | cal oppearance of K Sweil PHONE 83 and 85 Mission ... : ; President J. C. McBride, of the Ju-fhoys live a bit farther awi V| ish di ¢ runnery will take place GRIII Los Angeles ... 2 4 neau Baseball gue, announces (ha of the others. Almostiany day|at The Sohscum May 28, Wile will V) V] Couoli $ 965.00 Hollywood ... 6 i everal more playors are needed 1oly helaged frat man may be seen do-|run against the Coast’s best milers 404 o B balance up the t 15 for the coming a urmi against the chimes. A ;.murn thm “Racehorse Harry™ Lun ) = National Le season and desires that any base-|pudding mathematician among them [uey, ace of the Lo A. A, distance run (Formerly Mabry's Cafe) 965.00 j| ball players who did not play has figured out that in making the|ness, who has vover been fully ex : 5 i Nasa o ; ‘ga7.vear to send in their name and|ipip five times daily during theis | tended in a fourdap event STANLEY CONCIEL, I 1Sedan 1045.00 HOME CAFE Pittsburgh 8 i i i o 3 Delivered in Jineau ;‘om“ fow days. The first game will st \ ) { May 15, with a double header y / m . Chicago Alaska Juneau and Elks play the | The Best Place e Cineinnati “ »lfirst game at 1 o'clock. and the 1 5 to Eat | “THE HOUSE OF Brooklyn Moose and American Legion play American ‘{,(e:lzue the second_game 5 E : \ 2 , . i i et T‘hos. J' MCC“Ul\ GOOD EATS” New York e 7 . Philadelphia HOME COOKING St. Louis g | TO SELECT MOST oy : : PRIVATE BEOXES T Sea : QUICK SERVICE Washington i " 5 | B e ] Chicago ‘ VALUABLE PLAYER N ‘ ‘ | ROSS THE PAINTER ' Detroit b I 500) &———— —~—————————1 | | Has returned to Juneau, and Is | T"y Our Wfl”l"s- Cleveland X 6 '.‘.“'1 NEW YORK. April 29— The com | | ready to do your Boston : 231 ittco of basehall writers that wi / = |I THE JuNrag LAUNDRY | PAINTNG and KALSOMINING ‘ BERG & ERICKSON Opp. Juneau Cold Storage e Lselect this 3 st valuable ; FUGAZY BUYS SITE e L Nt Toakis vos ) || Fronkin Strect, between Front | || PHONE 12 A b (announced through the lea - - an 0N ree ON WHICH TO ERECT |fices by Burt Whitman of The Boston PHONE 359 [ ——— 1 $12,000,000 ARENA {70 "aiintion” of “Amer | | Service Transfer Co. | | will serve as chai- I | WILL HAUL SAW MILL WOOD | | | NEW YORK, April 20— Humber'|of the award commii o | AND COAL J. 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Use ihe co'umns of The Empire. the most colorful basketball combi-|,q " tnat ‘qonations be in by Satur- nhtlons in the middle weat s the go, (0 i Abraham Lincoln said: e i EPARTMENT INTERIOR| S TURKISE and STEAM ( OF FEE ! “l like to see Sam’s { an : : TUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE |BATHS. Skin Treatments benefiia - S : a man proud All our repairs are done with care Itor Rheumatism. 304 Front St. adv.| At prices you will find are fair. Anchorage, 'Alaska, of the place February 23, 1927. -~ g i S he lives in. | VERCHARGE you? Not a bit Notipa-lyharshy sired tat hm”{ NOTIQE i CREDITOR‘ i MA Y DA Y DANCE | : Onl it. We don’'t make our Traill, entryman, together with his/In the United States Commission 4 ARE YOU PROUD OF JUNEAU— o0y that wat. WheiLo witnesses, Edwin Henry Sherman, er’s Court, Ex-Officio Probate i repair a part it is done correctly. Auuc aw mbmisd Sond ot o3 Torory of Maekn B o o 0 il B N » ern! [ laska. 0 his homestead entry, Serial 06229.i1n the M:tyter of the Estate of John UNDER AUSPICES OF \ i done a good job of it and ‘that for lands situated on the north shore| Scanlon, deceased. 4 . P | zou’lre O'I‘ll (tnr :l xoodB 7&!- run f Tenakee Inlet, Latitude 57° 46’| Notice is hereby given by the A Le arring tire troubles. Bring your 50" N. Longitude 135° 14' 49* W.|undersigned, administrator of the merican gwn Auxllmry Connors otor Compan repair troubles here. Forest List 8-67, H.ES. No. 183 above entitled estate, to the credit-} | . Se N ‘188.2 ” -nd l' now’ ors of, and all persons having claims . 5 . New- Soriss No. , ADA against said deceased, to exhibit| Special Feature Dance by ; in the files of the U. S. Land Office, {them with the necessary vouchers at Anchorage, Alaska, and If 10 Pro-| within six months after the first j JUNEAU MOTOR CO. test s filed in the local land office publication of this notice, to said CAMP FIRE GIRLS Th N P S'l t STAR FO(JR PHONE 30 at Anchorage, Alaska, within the a‘drlnlnti;lrntgr”x:_t hh.u' ::::Ie fln‘kh: CROWNING OF THE e ew duen valentine Building, Ju . 3 4 ¢ g g " e e ——————————— f;:fitr:r":::;“:‘:;‘l o;r::!lfl'y“;’lb': .Dnlpd at Juneau, Alaska, April A QUEEN OF MAY is the only car REGARDLESS OF PRICE that is built today with ted and final certificate issued.|1: 1927 3 Neadle L g a completely RUBBER INSULATED MOTOR - THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- i b GROVER C. WINN, i 9:30 Adnitssion $1.00 || EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE J. LINDLEY, GREEN. Administrator. Dancing at 9: A | ECONOMY GARAGE 3 -TO- AND First Publication March 14,"1927. {First publication April 15 1927, . ! 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