The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS [TTis Woz A Gooo NITTHYES, BOY, [Twe cuchT To | TonE WiLL BE || [ [ WHAT'S TTHAT ? i BE BRAVE- AN | i i i - - N S(ou " / ~ \ i | tOEA OF YOUR S~ : | FIND SOME | "eENnocuGH! | 1T S0UNDS WHE ) ESSY') 101GGS, TO GO \ : . | TIGERS 1Ny TH . - LIKE LIONS SHOOT- SHOOT [} . YOU I'™M GLAD -oo x:\fi?m POLE [S HARD ONE mmander Byrd Says p Dangerous—An- nounces His Plans. July 9. Byrd told nen that he cted ::m;m’vnm )} i . WOODARD CO before the end of Difficulti of the trip are I ng—Sheet \Metal American League ceptional. South Polar explora outh Froat\'Street Won £ on is much more dar rous t To icago 1; Pittsburgh 0. i"hilad t. Louis 2; Boston 8 leveland 3 2 ‘oinmander Byrd incinnati 8; Philadelphia 5, el- St. Lou 3 5 of 40 or JUNEAU TRAWSFER COMPANY Iphia ves, Packs and itores ight and Bagp:\ze even inning % 3 wrious hranch an League Juneau Citv League BAN j[]H\IS[]N mwi(;LFFE 'TRAINS ANOTHER ~SEATTlE NUSEB ¥ it 4 WA voueve T —— lelphia 7; St. Louis 5 Amerlcan Legion STANDING OF CLUES 4 MAJUP‘ LEAGUE ™ AN 4 S issions Break Tie in Las Xl p 8 r“”( 3 “" i S]%r;'fi:gig‘r::}"[ELD ] Six Cylinder | yakland 2 5 ‘ Ilalf U[ TLCH’ Innln’; 1 Francis 6 3 53 Quits Py iency G Arden: i — ; " —Many Hits Made il IC ACC EPTED can League Which He ’ ; AR R ACIRO0 Tl Bk g | TOrtiand : (€ontinued trom Page One.) : / Has “(‘.(I 27 Yedla. & & |~—Another ninth inning rally of 1 11ywood 47 . \ A . i v ‘v! \’) ‘ N ¥ TR the Indians failed yesterday when : 4 orfetiar it n gl IR y NEW YORK. July 9 3an Joha \ < % s g ke the i . V YORK, July 9.—Ban Joh . | the D s broke t tie in N,tmml Leagnb e ARG ERCRIEN tendored his resignation W helr » innin o aER Bt ¢ t R of the American ” 4 % i ve hits pounded, (y;eas e ) g a ,",‘Iml'“m" evitiont 1595 E. O. .B. Le fective on or befora ! ; e § ) linto the records, 18 going to the \ atlons between the resignation has been a ; ¥ s AN he- batteries were ignation had been agr D - = Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE R e e e e S & . , 5 Tut % E o ago whe the by the club owner B 040 0 : ’ - tle—Rdwards, Nance, Suth- ;. 2o B3R year when Ill-health is concedéd to be the 3 s 3 s 7 erland and Borreani, Jenkins. b A > i1 )i wdor returned to his chisf factor in Johnson's retir g, \ 5 i E Mission Ludolph, Bekert,' py oo cainnis 44 wishes but upon ment. ¥ | Chr an and Whitney 43 e of the Presid it 18 said the resignation ca i - 2 3 - 4 LE\v(;Tiasp(TAL under strong pressure by a major- 1 % 3 e GAMES FRIDAY 1 PIRE HAS THE LARG-| AVE: ity of the club owner ¥ 9 5 ¢ : 5 Pacific (‘o«\st League ST, MOST UP-TO-DAT AND g i ; of by ; |Seattle 12; ) 3! WIST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING Mrs. Molvin Starkenberg, wi g o Portland 2; Ou 4 LANT IN ALASK entered the St. Ann’s Hospits Johnson has been President the League since the founding of the circuit 27 years ago. Simultancously with the abrupt resignation, the 61 years old Exa- cutive, in a chnaracteric gesture, refused the proposal that he be { An extra tire is sur rig ¢ome President Emeritus and ro- s sure your friend \ + : v e ) tire on full pay under his contract| (o © : | 2\ ,\.( Y2 EH e |On who you always can depend, which is still good for eight| & BLAMER 4 3 ; ) . b s lzl.:.und, \xho lmpn-‘s to lo\\'m- Miss l:nh-r]e 's mark, LN Exelusived . g ON'T trust to,luck — take © gl Ackalals o SR e Lve bud E REL, R - GUN CLUB MLMBER: | SPECIAL MEETING EASTERN y Vetw ete n“x‘,;' "Don't tevst. - niek o | Don’t trust to luck—take ; J o ok . o STARS - |good care of your car. Wetll | It the weather is good tomor i : ¢ T tell you a lot ahout the care of o abngeie < b i B R Chapter No. 7, 0. 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