The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 7, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHL R THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1927. By GEORGE McMAN THI® ELEPHANT" 19 DRIVIN' ME DAFFY- LET'S GO IN HERE AN' BRACE LP! WAIT UNTIL TIE UP THIS FIVE-TON BURDEN OF YOURS! © 1927 oy InrL Fearure Senvice, Inc. CEN\\ EME n’ el Great Britain rights reserved FIRST PLACE AT STAKE TONIGHT, | MINERS VS, ELKS Jackson and Mosher Elected! to Twirl Tonight—Both Teams Evenly Balanced 30 o’clock in the loca ball park, the Elks' baseball team Tonight at 6 GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast Leagne games, all teams traveling National League Boston 3; Chicago 4 Philadelphia Pittsbrugh 7 Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 6 American League Chicago 10; Boston 2 Cleveland 1; Philadelphia 4 STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost No Oakland Sacramento xll\ Francisco Portland will endeavor to win a game from the Miners. The Elks will probably start Bernhofer on the mound with | Coughlin receiving while the i will ‘probably use Mosher as c¢hoice with Barragar doing the catch- ing. Much interest will be taken in the game tonight as a win for the Plks will make it possible for three teams to tie for first place and! probably for the American Legion to | finish in a tie with the other two teams. The [game will be called promptly | at 6:30 as the cloudy day will hinder | the teams from playing late. Both teams are given an even hreak t win. The Miners have the better h ting team but hava not proven strong as the Elks in the infield although with the absence of Me- Allister from the Elks, conditions will be more even. Bernhofer will have, the edge on Mosher on the mound the former having more experience better control, and knowing the bat ters better. Mosher has 'turned in some nice innings this season and is liable to baffle the Elks with his fast ones and his sharp breaking curves. Umpires Kirk and Gray will handle the game. - ewee NORMAN COOK HELPS TO BUILD LOG CABIN Norman Cook, Deputy in the U. S District Clerk’s office, is back on the job after a month’s vacation, which was spent with his father building a log house on the shore near Lena Cove. Mr. Cook and his father started work on Easter Sunday, and now the cabin is practically completed with the exception of the interios work and finishing. It is entirely built of logs, will have a large living room with a fireplace and small kitchen, with some bunks in the at- tic, the windows are large so that the gorgeous view of mountains and water will be seen from any place in the cabin. CHUCK HELLMAN COMING BANTAM NEW YORK, June 7. — Chuck Hellman, of Portland, bantamweight battler, made his debut last night in a flashy 10-round decision ove: Corporal Izzy Schwartz, of New York. e NO WINTER GOLF CHICAGO, June 7.—A golfer would have to play a course a day from April 1 to August 30 to familiarize himself with Chicago’s golf links. There are 152 courses in and around the city, used, it is estimated, by 300,000 golfers. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commissioner's Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, Juneau Precinct. Be- fore F. A. Boyle, U. S. Commis- sioner and ex officio Probate Judge. IN THE MATTER OF.THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 6F GEORGE FINLEY, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been on the 27th day of May, 1927, duly appointed executors of the last will and testa- ment of the above-named George Finley, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased or his estate, are required to present same with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned, at the office of Grover C. Winn, Valentine Build- ing, Jumeau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, May 31, 1927. ¥ J. M. BENNETT, HENRY OLIVE, Executors. First publication, May 31, 1927. Last publication, June 28, 1927. Los Angeles Hollywood National 11 Won 29 Lost | Pittsburgh St. Louis 25 | New York 24 | Chicago 23 Brooklyn | Philadelphia | Boston Cincinnati American 23 18 17 15 Lcngnc Los New York 5 Chicago hiladelphia leveland St. Louis Washington Detroit Boston 23 20 19 25 A Juneau Cxty Leugne Won * Lost ; " 1 3 2 2 2 1 3 Alaska Juneau Moose Elks American GOLF NEARLY A FLOP AS FRENCH SPECTACLE VERSAILLES, France, June 7. Golf as a spectacle is almost a com- plete flop in France. A solitary spectator composed the ‘gallery” during part of the finals for the French amateur champion- ship, played recently at La Boulie. The day was one of perfect weather, he course a convenient one to Paris, and the players the best this country has produced as amateurs, A. Vag- liano and Andre Gobert. The championship entries were ro stricted to players of French nation ality. Their countrymen, however, showed little interest in them. The one-man gallery was 100 per cent American. ROGM FOR 100,000 AT OUTDOOR BOXING CHICAGO, June 7.—Boxing promo- ters who get Comiskey Park, en- larged home of the' Chicago White Sox, for their outdoor fistic shows will be able to accommodate almost 100,000 persons. The stands and bleachers contain room for 70,000 with all space used, and engineers estimate that close to 30,000 seats could be put around the ring inside the playing field. Fans hope the arena will entice some major matches to Chicago. ——— Artificial floral pieces order. Mrs. H. V. Sully. Legion made to adv, ORDER FIXING TIME FOR HEARING In the Commissioner’s Court for the| Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, Juneau Precinct. In Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of GER- TRUDE F. BOTHWELL, De- ceased. D. M. Bothwell, administrator ot the estate of Gertrude F. Bothwell, Deceased, having this day filed his report of the administration of said estate together with his petition for the distribution of the effects of said estate to the person entitled thereto: Now, I, Frank A. Boyle, Judge of the above entitled court, do hereby fix and appoint the 18th day of July, 1927, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, as the time, and the office of the said Probate Judge, in the Federal Court House at Juneau, Alaska, as the place for the hearing of any objection to said report and petition. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, 16th day of May, 1927. FRANK A. BOYLE, Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, May 17, 1927, Last publication, June 7, 1927, this N iy Fe re ¢ b d a 1 ¢ in a el h d m I « '|Commercial Air Lines [, h 8 d » sl 3 8! 8 8l 2 a fi al m a a (3 the riles committ games signalling Oregon Aggies he has raised the t from the ash heap to near ATHENS WOULD REVIVE | tion here i | to JOE DUNDEE TO will become States .| C zaro to his ring name is v ment i posits him at his hotel. over German The at ternoon. sam~ distance in 45 to 54 hours Berlin one hours; to Milan three calls for 14 time table tratrix Jackson, cinet, to Street, First publication, Last puhllmtlon June 28, —_————— OUR WORK IS OUR BEST EW COMMITTEEMAN VETERAN GRID COACH Ore., June 7.—In th i | J apan s Premler CORVALLIS, ppointment of Paul J. Schissler to pe of the National otball Coaches’ association there scognition for 14 years of football raching. Schissler’s teams hav® played and won 82 victor! the “huddle” system to the Pacific Coast rew adverse comment at first 8 the seasons went on other t dopted it In the three 102 | He of It but m rought hed | am top years he has co the I | REAL OLYMPIC GAMES ATHENS, June 7.—Revival of tha | lassical Olympic games in Athens [ A 1 1930 and every fourth year there: | P P 3 fter under the name “Pan-Ath-| ’ naia” is a proposal under considera- | The games would be supplementary | the regular Olympic events now | eld regularly every four years un-| er the International Olympic Com.! nittee’s jurisdiction and would com- | rise only the ancient pek sports. Here is the new Premier ¢f an.m Baron Tanaka, succeed. ing Premier Wakatsuki, whae rvm,m-(l because of the finans cial difficultiés of the country. IX-‘Y N) BECOME CITIZEN, BALTIMORE, Jundee, new welterweight cha nnim\.‘ a citizen of the United | next Monday in the Fl’v|l],||] Md., June T7.—Joe LMAKE T OFFICIAL OF WARSAW Soviet Russian Wojokoff i don says The the Rosengolz leaving nt breakir between I government The asse volver koff, BI:.NEFIT CARD PARTY The nefit | Fellows 8:15 family will go into the fur will be ments WAGE CAMPAIGN FOR ASSASSINATED which permit smoking, but making small headway About half of the firstclass theatres in London permit smok M. W Poland, was in the Warsaw Cen Kowarda, young they are ing, but practically all limit their patrons to cigars and cigarettes Tha pipe welcome only in the and cheap r theatre " June 7 Minister nated today ation by student to smoker i Norys music-hal by the Lon have boen newspaper warrant for Russian fam declated News to Voykoff, who, the the death and the - e e HOONAH MERCHANT 1S Evening rre W igned Nicholas Minister tation to former charge London, enroute to Moscow London because of the of diplomatic relations gland and the Soviet Soviet had ol g 3 meet A, P d’affaires afte v RIne Kane, Hoonah merchant, and of this district, arrived in thi¢ morning to meet his daugh Miss Patricia, who is a passen on the Aleatian arriving this e ning. He expects to return to Hoonan immediately Mr. Kane reported a big run of King Salmon in the district ad jacent to Hoonah. There are no fish blivers there, however, and there i little trolling being done. Cannerie |in the district are beginning the a Ison's operations and® most of the Hoonal residents have left to work in the plants, or fish, during th {\mnmm pioneer ftown a urrendered his ve had killed Wojo- | wssin and said he >ee TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT b Odd at | al Star will tonight in the play will start party s for and all proce for relief. The: many prizes and also refre will be ved Eastern a card party Hall and o'clock. The in Juneau give iRt NOTICE Children breaking climbing over fences o | will be prosecuted sh- | By order of Chief of Police, {adv G. A. GETCHELL. frait into trees or ourt here and he will also officially | hange his name from Samuel Laz ;hu\ ual 200 80 opera individ tion in showing daily pages. air lines NGy No less important than raffic is freight delivery. This ap plies especially to mail and to per ishable goods, such as flowers, ca viar, - oysters; eaply . vegetables and Ifruit. Approximately 7,000 pounds of air mail are carried monthly on the national and inteenational Lufthanso lines. Flying is no longei luxury. Public officials to establish confidence of travel, in which the average ped is 100 *miles an hour, by using it extensively. »Gaptains of industry otiate quigk business deals by the cloud route al accidents are almost unknown | he German Lufthansa. During when (83,000 passengers were | the reeqrd of safety wa than per cent — eee in e passeng Now Covering Europe| l(‘nntlnm-d from Page One.) is plane and a few moments later on his way through the air in ehicles with Pullman-like appoint A passonger arriving here awaiting him a bus which de \ novelty or a have helped inds in this mogde German commercial ummer will cover 3 0 miles pér ay. Of this total, 12,810 miles are territory. All European capitals can bea eached from Berlin within one day air train for Moscow leaves 3 a. m. and arrives in the Rus jan capital—6656 miles distant as t row flies—by 5 o'clock in the : Railroad trains negotiate the From flies to Cologne in four| rail it takes 10 hours. The ross the Alps from Munich |the old-fashioped is covered by airplane in |cooing kind the railway schedule | = 1% hours. airplans traveler's guide and issued by the Lufthansa NOTICE TO CREDITORS | Having been appointed adminis-| of the estate of John B deceased, by the Commis- Territory of Alaska,| itting in probate in Juneau Pre- Alaska, by order ued May 4, 1927, all persons having clair gainst said estate are here noti- | ed to present them, duly verified| s by law required, within six| nonths from the date of his notice, the undersigned administratrix, t the office of H. B. Le Fevre, her| ttorney at 183% South Front Juneau, Alaska INA 8. 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