The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1927, Page 5

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S = AH!THIS LAMP HAS i BEEN BURNING IN THIS PALACE FOR ONE THOUDAND YEARS - T HAS NEVER BEEN OQUT ~{ DON'T |{ARCUE IMITHTHE || Here is the team America snatches: Big Bill Tilden, Johnston, lLtt 1C1S Williams, lower right. (International Newsreel) TUNNEY SURE POPULAR BOY SPECULATOR, Tunney a far champion today than was six months ago. In some mysterious manner pub lic /sentiment seems to have been #hifting his way lately—especiall since the Dempsey-Sharkey During th few éhamp has swamped mail. There are letters couragement and good wishes from fans scribbled on pieces of wrap ping paper, scented notes on mono- grammed from society matrons Gene met in Palm Beact this winter. personal notes from eaptains of industry and ono ox two offers of marriage from am bitious young females - - THREE JAPANESE BOXERS TO ENTER S. F. FISTIC MEET B SAN FRANCISCO, 30. Three Japar ho3 are en tered in the Far Western amateur championships to be held here in October, Commissioner Jim Rich. ard son of the Olympic Club made it known today. Entries from Ha wali and eleven Western states have been : DOLAN NAMED BY BEARS REFEREE N. Y., Aug. 30 +Gene popular is more day t with en past been ationery Aug. rs OF STANFORD GAME - i BERKELEY, Cai., Bam Dolan of Notre Dame way pamed by University of Califor- nia football officials here as re- feree of the annual [Stanford “big game™ at Palo Alto | November 0 made that George Varnell Seattle will officiate in three the Bears' contests, that with Dregon at Portland on October , that with- ths University of thern California in Los An- Aug. 30, - I ¥ on October 29, and that with' Univergity of Washingten' at Berkeley. on November 12, dominating the picture; Hunter, California- | 19. Announcement was! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, [Tvis | THERE A / \‘ I~ \'URr is sending into the D: Little top right, and R. Bil Norris ' CHICAGO MAYOR HANDS SEATS TO MORGAN, RQLPH CHICAGO William - Hale day up ring $40 = ney-Dempsey Aug. 30.—Mayor Thompson his own choice s for the Tun- fight ac Mayor Rolph of Francisco and J. P. Morgan of New York. Mr. Morgan wired from Lon- don for five seats The Mayor will battle from a £30 for it, at that complimentar, to- side to modate view the seat—and He re- ticket fused JUDGB WHlTTLESEY PICKS AL SMITH i FOR PRESIDENCY That Gov. Al ably be the dential nominee probably be Republicans Hughes, William H. Smith will pra)- Democratic Presi and that he wili elected wun the nominate Charles I, the opinion of Jucge Whiltlesey of Sewaid prominent Alaska Democrat, who a home-bound passenger from an Bastern visit of five mont Judge Whittlesey visited V - nia, Washington, D. C., Maryland, New York and New Jersey while in the East. He says every effort is being made in the East to ‘n- duce former Secretary of Stais Hughes to be a candidate for the Republican Presidential nomina tion. If they are unsuccessful, he #ays, Herbert Hoover will probably be the Republican candidate. The Democratic nominee, ha says, will probably be Gov. Smiih, and he predicts that he will carry ‘wo or three New England states, including Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey against any Republican except Hughes, and he | believes he will carry several cf any is |the Western States ggainst probable candidate. district freight and passenger agent for the South- tern Pacific Railway, El Centro ‘(‘fl] is making the roundtrip on ‘|he Aleutian. He is accompanied | by Mrs. Frizzell and their, sin Virgil, | V. F. Prizzell, O1d papers zor siwe ak LneEmplre.d (MRS, BOTSFORD 15 ALL VERY FINE-BUT 1% BURLESQUE SHOW THE KING S cooo || THEENG L\ % iy SHARKEY TRAINING AS ALTERNATE FOR CHI(,M,() C () N1 GAMES MONDAY ] ic Coast League traveling to open this, after nl | National League 6; Boston 2, & 3rooklyn 2 Y gh-Philadelph American League delpria 6; Detro.t 0 of 10; Cleveland 2 York St. L 1ingt rain 1 STANDING OF CLUBS (Corrected to date) Pacific Coast L )6 88 86 akland ttle ‘an Francisce ortlund Acramento follywood Tiesion Natloral Leas Won hic ‘ittsburgh t. Louis New Yark ‘incinnati jrooklyn 80 Boston Ihiladelphia 50 i1 American League Won Lo New York Philadelphia Detroit Washington Chica Cleveland St. Louis Boston o PLANS LONG TRIP| Mrs. last of here, lotte for to Paris to attend Legion Convention for a few days go from there where she will Montroyal for ber 9. According to her plans when she left Juneau, Mrs. Botsford will spend several weel in Par and other parts of France, and at least a month in England Other parts of Europe will prob- ably be included in her itinerary, but her stay is of indefinite length and she make no iron bound schedule to keep, | A stop of a year or Melbourne, Australia, is part of Mrs. Botsford's idea, if she likes it there. If these plans are car i ried out, she will have circled the globe when she again reaches Americ L six y the left S. Botsford, ars Clerk in United States Attorney on the Princess Char- Vancouver, on her wa the American| She will visit! in Vancouver and to Quebec from embark on the France, Septem- for the the office two at b i e Rev. John A. Fox, Catholic mis- sionary at St. Michael, visited here today. He is a passenger on the Aleutian for Seward. B Yl\‘\ | shape September 23 | Tour EST began training in o in order to b an alter tl th today in fir nate f Tunney bout at Ch Buckley manager principal of Demp championship Johnny the Boston boxer's nounced, Sharkey started of x Rickard that while training at Buc th equest aid, adding moter doe will not expect prevent the appes the an champ relish Dempsey he dor hout lling the for cipant Rickard also « ffer to match rk gain Phil Scott, the British heavy weight, Madison Square den this fall, Buckley said he would not act on until after the Chicago month Sharkey went six three with the bag and thre t partner, weighing in after at 194 pounds, his weight He declared collent shape in mmunicated an Gar stated. FHe he offer he next rounds today with the two pound Demp in ex ter a'three week New Hampshire. -oo HAINES COUPLE WED Miss Myrtle workout under ay agalns he was vacation Fern Smith, super visor of girls at the Haines Or phanage, and Arthur A. Stan field, who owns mink farm near Haines, were married last k at Haines, the Rev. R. F. Pederson officiating Mr. and Mrs. Stansfield left for a honey moon trip to the Interior. They will reside Haines. - prominent raflway official of Texrs the Aleutian Golden Belt and the Rich at J. W. Peak, transportation is vassenger on He will make the via Cordova Highway -~ ardson 01d papers for sale at 'The Empire. ANNOUNCING Dodge Bros. Six Cylinder SENIOR SEDAN $1595 F. O. B. DETROIT Thes. J. McCaul ——— uction Sales SALE SEPT. 14 DATES NOV. 16 West Coast Fur Sales, Inc. TACOMA, WASHINGTON - AUGUST 30, 1927. By GEORGE McMANUS A- CAH- DA -BA!!! ILL SAY T SAY-1TS ouT NOw! L1 in Michig ind fw large mu to be back in Jun month,” iid ¢ ny way home CAPTFAWCETT, i IS Trap Expert INEADVISTOR TOSSED A COIN like, that Paris me gomg English that h A won th np at the t thre Paris eam won the Vzhip. H Fawcett Publications 5“"““"‘ L . Club on his return Proprietor Here on Wu_\' Club had a West to Hunt Game champ would b Gun said the Juneau The P while b way t Gun wa in Portland on his Alaska 1 his hon While in Juneau Capt i isited Claude H ota » Fav Fawce with )ld - Minne friends, and other: - TRIAL PISTPONED \polis n Aug. 2 § Wi Lo was arrested profi e % he Prohibition nd undec ficers for pr John Strom last Saturday Enforcement alleged violation of m laws, who FRANCISCQ, equally and baseball by you are of the which wa morn w thi fternoon Boyle of Commission bo ideq A ments of brown bear for } lodge X it "ana i o Bt chednled for the cra & by Judge Frank A While Capt. Fawce int el ed in bank th Coutt of th muskrat moose leay of a coin ng That Finn did. No md baseman for Messions chance the sk San Fran lumber busi ilver cisco with an ¢ Hen farmer ness, i 1 tox one ———— GODINES ON TRIAL "rank Godines, who was terday in the United States Commissioner's Court, by a jury found guilty the charge intoxicating liquor, and the charge to g the this uate tc o Fauplry year, - and Mrs. Peter T Carlsc r‘r \-‘v he is chi l ! v\‘,‘ 1o the pub! as the publisher o Winnifred, who e gri e G R ol v . Fawecett Publicatic of Minnca visiting in the St i polis, “Whiz Bang,” “True Con ral arrived P on t: g . ). ling Aleutian triad Mr. ve a heen ighter on months S | fessions,” “Tripple “Screen | nat au Battl on manufacture and is to be sentenced today by | Frank A. Boyle He Judge afternoon and jon my first to Al aid Captain Fawcet! 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