The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1927, Page 5

h Wl 1ittsburg 82 17 ISEATILE WINS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, W +JUNE 15, 1927. GEORGE AT, 'LL NL\.‘ R NEED A FOG - HORN WHILE MACCIE SLEEPS- HOW DOES SHE EXPECT \;\L_ ro SLEE WELL- ITS QUIET HERE ANY'WAY American Lm;,ue Ve 79 TENTH FRAME = - jf? 3 1 13 - - INI]IANS AI’E - IN MARATHON Race Started from San Francisco, 480 Miles to Grants Pass, O]ozgon. SAN ¥RANCISCO Ile A June ific (u.l,‘ Oakland Sacrame Mi Ore Los Angeles §, marathon on rec former outlaw Mayor of Crescent the runners off at yesterday morning > WILLIAMS MAKES ELEVENTH HOMER Won Lost ST. LOUIS, June 15.--Cy Oakland 18 liams hit his th home Sacrament of the season lay it 3 520 wi m base Francisc 1 39 V06 - o - s 4"/ JUNIOR LEAGUE 18 tarted on Grants Pass mile run gon, the longest Al Jenning and at City, st 10:10 o'clock ord Boston 0 American League All' games postponed on ace of rain STANDINGS OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League wi run afterncon h one man played Baseball the ational Lea 1 1 gue ader will be Won L p toni Junior o'clock at ordir hepard. The 1ope to have 5| crowd out to see the firs played by the Junior League th season. B Chicago 32 19 Louis 20 ew York 2 2 irooklyn R ton 9 26 iladelphis 9.« 89 Cincinnati 34 boy a good - FEMMER T}{ANha PUBLIC for the coal orders left at George Brothers, where you can also pay 4 667 bills. I solicit business of all 1 2 671 residents, coal, wood, ete Quick Juneau Citv League Won |H\ Pet ose ka Juneau I delivery always. Phon 114 American Legion 2 | —adv. D. B. 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In Killowitz had walked Moo mitz Schmitz set the with a ringing 1d board a1l the home from first put over the winning run Mosher was benched in the frame and McClogkey went to the mound r the first time this Having fed on red year. TO OPEN TONIGHT to Man-| YOU don’t need a degree from Oxford to figure out why so many men smoke pipes today—and enjoy them. Pipe- smoking has increased at least three-fold since Prince Albert came into the picture. And pipe-pleasure has increased a thou- sand-fold. And with good reason! Prince Albert in the bowl of your pipe means pipe-joy coming up the stem. That’s the story of P.A.’s tremendous popularity in a pipe-bowl. You suspect that Prince Albert is wonderful tobacco the instant you open the tidy red tin and set free that rich, rare fragrance. That’s a treat in itself! PRINGE —the 1] 1927, R. J. Reynolds Tobacca national Your *suspicions” are confirmed the minute that cool, comforting smoke comes rolling over your tongue. 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