The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1927, Page 5

UP FATHER "LL GO BACK T 2 | TO THE | R SRt THE HOTEL- | HOPE YOUR EMBASSY TO ‘ H FATHER 15 E INQUIRE. ABOULT THROUGH WITH L b THAT. IMPORTANT SOME MATTERS [ MR Jices STILL IN HIS *1 rROOM? STRANCE WORD HE Ll MY SE UNDERSTAND A HAVE FIND OUT FOR By GEORGE McMANUS VCANT | SAID VS L o] CONFERENCE I g\ HE VD fm SR8 | b = rj i A A 8 i o B P e e Semuice. Inc i i | 3 Ureat Britain rights reserved gy 23 e ‘ i ot 9 NI K T RN M S e e SR e o tor several years, wow i HI SCHOOL NINES ' \ | He had a scholastic record of NOTICE TO CREDITORS RTS ramento 6 Lincoln, , and i real mana in 1 to be ability showing WILL PLAY TODAY, | Still a Star | former Rawlings second- | This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Ju-| sacker of the Now iant il | nean iigh School baseball team was| the Pittsburgh Pirates, hasn't slowed | schoduled to play the Douglas Hi| | up enough to prevent him from star a return game on the locall ring at second for the Columbu diamond. Considerable n has been taken in b | between the two schools. The locai | Hi won the first game Wednesday || Senators i i ¥ oot % i : the St. Lounis LOCAL BALL PARK“;T SRR Do you know the only difference between rusting and burping is J l time-—both are oxidation can feel and see the fire produced rapid burning Bat when al rusts, slow to see, of this fire. ARMCO Ingot Iron RESISTS RUST J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—=Sheet Metal Work South Front Street the process Is Rust is the too “‘ash" 1 JUNEAU TRANSEER COMPANY | Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage merchandise that has ever been ! L B & three new swi afternoon in Douglas 15 to 4 anil R T R NS TR el o4 | R W up in the will be out to repeat their victor,.| | DOCTOR AND MUSICIAN s b a and an | EST i s log A. during Coach Baker announced he would | able kicker. Ie I mmer | closed. Jaines [louse, say on the mound | row with $8 3 inches and EDWARDS B S GIVE AND TAKE four records m will do t 1 second in the shot put. Young i ! - s a good chuc | pence has been at Eton for five . b » T~ Yanker Is Giant ders to three s 1 } i b i )R OOBS MOUND ||« vk |, e B e S | polis, fall to qualify as a doctor. [ [ : Mg o RO {he | is undecided who woul | ly a wr . | as +« new shortstop, is a dentist in i | 2 i AR 4 St ¢ and s . | (Winter time. He's in partnership wi'h | the Island team, probably | e i VETERAN CREW WILL + BATTLE FOUGHT . ....ommeners e | it o st i 57 b, i tholee, il %0t | - prompe Delivery of | A i ROW FOR CALIFORNIA| the gt st suited (o Marathon M- picks Tennis' Greatest game dne {0 an injured hand. and | | LADYSMITH COAL in formal dr W operd | Sy ners. Clarence De Mar shuffles along.| wajeolm G. Chase, former nationai Mickey McCormic i aat | mun’.;;h the microphon | ) Yal,, May 13.—4 | ¢ Like Nurmi, he carrics his body “in{.gampion, picks Larned, Doherty i i PHONE 48 . The youth is a comparative new-| {Seattle Twirler Holds Holly- the middie of nis AN Wilding and Tilden as the prea PIONEERS AUXILIARY i il 5 ner to stling, but it took|# | * : Ba i oo e 1age est American tennis players of al Regular busiress meeting tonight trangler” 15 minutes to pin | wood to Two Hits Y [time at 8 o'clock, Moose Hall. Refre nim down and Cleveland fans fore Wifornia [ No Rise Out of Him! | ments and oErdE: .v‘A.u an illustrious career for him| Coach Ky Ebright tl ‘ and No Runs. Clarence D2 Mat » beat after Strategy in Dress MINNIE HURLEY, in the sport if he d to put it!their oars like win | - he won the twentysix-mile B William A, Larn.d, once America s Al Secretary ahead of his other inte s keepsie national regatia next o Cal. May 13 marathon was 80. That's exactly what'greatest tennis player, always avoid —————o—— | FELL DOWN V2 i s B A Prospocts seem brighter than for| bested bs in a mound it Was before the run began 4 white tennis costumes for him-| Advertising always pays. Use the| AND HURT 8ix years, wheu the Liainie sterday afternoon, holding . [self. He dressed in gray, holding (0 columns of The Emphe. BASEBALL CAPTAI e o Tl T SO i sterday afternoon. holding| ony T o Pham {12t v 0 R UL ) oo e st and placed second to e o lnwred twn Indiane! Max Carey, now with Brooklyn, ie!the opponent to carry in his eye VERY GOOD SCHOLAR sie B e o MM the only player left who was in the| g coindis W (4 |l Burrerick PATTERNS AR SR gt SR dars all rowed gyt made a home run in the National League when Grover Alox. NOTICE | BLANK BOOKS FAYETTE Ark., May the national races of 1925 and 1926.(gourth and sent in a man ahead,ander came up, in 1911 seottish Rite Macons: Regular| | Sheaffer and Waterman Pens dnoon( B L RER LM o of him, tle won 4 to 0. | : b L U Rl oy 4 all ple and tepnis star is| Dr. Howe Vance, licensed osteo-|" mpa hatteries were | The Expert Gime i et T8 R. P. NELSON’S convinced that athletics blend well phatic physician, has returned from| geggtlo— Bdward and Schmidt. | A sports authority nominates basc : H ) with studies [ his vacation and reopened his office| Frollywood - Jaeobs. Muleahy and. ball as the game which carr WALTER B. H Stationery Store f 2 Meadows has been baseball captair 201 Goldstein Building. adv. | Murphy § L av of skill. He puts golf i FAIR AND SQUARE ot Arkansas College three of the e A it f 2 | next. | s = e | P s i i four years he has plaved there and SIERY I § ! ! B JAINS” have cost the SR it e iy dndenite st et BORLARL GAMES THURSDAY | Now"a Mifiiger world more money than nis singles. N b i R il wotibdditand { l’-:mflci 'Cogxt League b osobuiy Tavel, TeRE Tdenbist - whs all of the honestly priced Angeles | for his four in the eolle 9 ! and now has virtually an ave Hav neen appointed of A in graduate work at at th the will annexed of the Thivesaity of Arkansas. He has » of George Peter Dusing, de- heen rded a graduate fellov 1, by the Commissioner for the i, chemistry at the University of Territory of a, sitting in pro- 1owa. hate at Jun inct, by order Ma all persons ETON’S HEAVIEST BOY Eton’s heav dale Spence, weighs 244 pounds and |Front Street — e e said d to present then, law required, the date noti IS ALSO GOOD ATHLETE WINDSOR, Engl i bo: fied as by d, May Arthur 13. tice, Clouds-or at office at Junea 18 the of igned : adminiss{ Portland 9; are h pe. Yok within six ey thi estate Seattle 4; Hollywood 0. Mission 3 San Franciseo 3; Oakland 4, National Ieagune Chicago 4; Philadelphia 1 3; Brooklyn 6 New York 3 Louis 2; American League New York 4; St. Louis Boston-Cle count of STANDINGS OF CLUBS 500 421 will not be 19 il next August H. B. LB Pacific Coast League M is slightly over six feet and has| _ Administrator with the an- Won Lost dodged all the jibes usually poked ! nexed of the estate of George|Oakland 27 15 at fat boys by proving himself an; Peter Dusing, deceased. Sacramento 24 19 all-round athlete {First publication, Ma 3 Portland 23 Spence won his Rughv. colors last | Last publication, June 2, 1927 Mission 25 Seattle 21 San Francisco 20 Los Angeles 19 Hollywood 15 National League Won Lost Pet. New York 46 5 St. Louis 13 9 3 o 12 4410 elphia 1019 Pittshurgh 10 - 9 Brooklyn 10 10 g Boston i Lovk for the name “Frye’s Dell- Cincinnati 748" o4 cious” on the wrapper and burnt 1 American \Leagu(la A . 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