The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 6, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1927. | THE HICK COMMISSIONER| | HAVENT \ [ | OF JAPAN INVIT I¥) NOU ANY| | AND YOUR SECRE TARY) | GooD . | L NEWS |[lo~N_ A ToLR OF 2| INSPECTION' A Wfi'* P THINK HE | S (swWE ARIN ' [ YONDER 1S THE b FAMOULD AND " PEERLESDD- FOJI~ YAMA- NOTED IN I} HiaTORY & HE CARDENS OF i ANCO-Z AKA+ AMED FOR | 7 ‘”’////,,u W1 i - T’nu\T 1% THE | | NAGOYA- A | « | FAMOULS { . vt’Aen\_E‘ J HOW | | INTERESTIN { SR, Do you know the omnly difference between rusting and burping is time oxidation You can fecl and see the fire produced by rapid burning. Bit when metal rusts, the process is too slow to Rust is the “ash” of this fire ARMCO Ingot Iron RESISTS RUST both a P 'g Dwu S Hl see, o e e e B e e e BB B e e 2 ) SPORTS e e L SEATILE LOSES - TOMISSIONS BY MAKING ERRORS .- " wer o_vr. ENGLAND HAS OWN put men on 1d advanced them d the bases coupled h tim hitting, brought the Mis 3 a victory yesterday The TIndian outhit their rivals however, 11 to 6. Wade scored a home run and two singles but Seattle lost 3 1 The batteries were Seattle—Brett, Martin, and Borrea Mission— mark is six s inches | achievement Club ed that of the v more than two in 0 RUDOLPH DETHRONED | AS BILLIARD CHAMP, May ned as ha A Hindu tour dozen since led which hav 5 consequen pionship of Ei FIRST IN 74 YEARS BASEBALL LEAGUE AT ST. BONAVENTURE'S )" billjard ipion by Tommy Hueston last e of 450 to 36 SAN rors th FRANCIS YORK s deth G Brwin Ru- world pocke - the veteran CHIPPING NORTON, Eng., May 6 by a This is the only district in En land wheve a baseball loague i3 main tained from year to vear. Cricket i Ithe national game in other parts Baseball is also played in Walos ST. BONAVENTURE, Y.. Ma For the first time in its 74 yoar vistence, St. Bonaventure's (ol has with the ady a national track champion All ont Charles W. Major of New |Lewis's Stor City, indoor high-jump cham- | First Nation: at Weinert and Whitney GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Portland . 2: Hollywood 3 Los Angeles 0; Oakland 4 Seattle 3; Mission 4 | San Francisco 3: Sacramento 4, twelve innings. National League Brooklyn 1; New York 4 Boston-Philadelphia, rain St. Louis 4; Pittshurgh 2. American League Philadelphia 2 Cleveland Louis, rain Chicago 2; Detroit ! New York 1; Washington 6 STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Oakland 7 e Sacramento Mission Seattle San Francisco Portland Los Angeles Hollywood Natonal Underline each word . Natural tobacco taste—for each word means a lot to a Chesterfield smoker Rostomy 2 1 e 2 e \\\ ] - S N 20 20 League Won Lost [] 6 New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati American League Wi Lost New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Washington St. Louis Cleveland ] 1 Boston ... 14 WRESTLERS WINNING BOUT WITH DISEASE| KANSAS CITY, May 6.—An un- sung bout with the dreaded Asiatic disease, trachoma, has been staged by many of the best known wrest-| lers in the country in the past hali| dozen , years, it has becn disclosed | here by Ed (Strangler) Lewis, claim- | ant of the world’s heavyweight wres- | tling championship. Lewis announced he had won & floctor’s decision after a five year | Natnml aroma, natural sweetness, #atural good taste but no “dolling-up” —not by any means! Natu- ral tobacco taste is all that itimplies in natural good- ness and character. Chesterfield 7&;%*— and yet, they’re MILD | DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR| U'NITED STATES LAND OFFICE k Anchorage, Alaska, February 23, 1927. Notiee o hereby given that James Trall, exifyman, together with his Witnesses, Edwin Henry Sherman, and Herhex! fee, all of Tenakee, Alaska, has sehmitted inal proof on! his homestead entry, Serial 06229, for lands ®ituated nn the north shore of Tenakee Inlet, Latitude 57° 46° 50" N. Longitade 115° 14' 49” W. Forest List 867, H. 2.3 No. 183, New Series No. 1462, and is now in the files of the U. 8. Land Office,! at Anchorage, Alasia, aud (f no pro- test is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alask:, within the period of publication or ‘hirty Auve thereafter, said final prooi will be accepted and final certifica‘s Issued. * J. LINDLEY, GREEN. First Publication March 14, 1927. Last Publication May 21, 1927. P————————— | ROSS THE PAINTER Has returned to Juneau, and is ready to do your 1 PAINTNG llldnKALBDMINING Taceerr & Myers Tosacco Co. . 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