The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1928, Page 5

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STRENTHENED is sometimes hard to break and pdio AL BIUER NS 04 the crown, ternational I Derby 4 ug to the » for half an e, W A { ; [ K5 Hive Been Fournier, the gton fans who have been | o Mg s M Roma Johnson addicts for 20 EYE Hol Ny ‘I‘]':( il Ts BOLM IN HOSPITAL ka, in the third day’s ! ¢ G T show no desire to be'gy. Hugh McQuillan, erstwitile | _ |miles, by 2 minutes 33 umen were injured ¢ X rst Baseman Is Vu’!ually cured Giant star and MeGraw's bad hoy,| . John Bolm entered the St. Ann's | ond : 0w ARIREAL it s ]\70“7 Fssex Su er .S'x \u.‘v Addition to Those afflicted hovelessly With ' g\4"rack Rentley, the singing Joft. | N0SPital vesterday for treatment 3t. Godard’s time odays, An unidentified woman had U AL the Walter Johnson germ are j.ni’ first.baseman-pitcher-pinch-| °f A dislocated 'shoulder. as 3 hours, r clothing forn off when re Team fOl’ Season ing and rebuilding h;m-v b ¥ | - -+ sconds gtrained from attempting a per- REFI 1 OTING THE VOGUE o k International ? KA [Prc Henning was an arrival 8 a finished second, ~and |sonal rescue. 5 Johnson, with 20 years of : & Newark happens to 1”‘.]“ 'l(":,“',:, T ,‘,‘m,m;‘"\” (m','“ i » Alameda from Seattle. He |RBr third, g s e TOMORROW same league with Balti-[gite 40"t “oiper prade Sl ot and his cwife went. south - some me for the thice DEPTH OF SNOW IN Bokoh. $73b,00; Coupe, $765.00; Sedan, $795.00, more, and many a capital fan 16 h tirst wen. | 3 o for a trip, and went race miles was {i s VARIOUS ALASKA AREAS P vl o il Leonard Seppala, of Nome, Alas. hour during the difficult rescue in the rock strewn waters Four | D — in the hope of seeing the “Big i Mr Henning now in n: e § , owners - > ; 5 “ ci v i - Depth of snow on the ground Frain” in action next season ish visiting with relatives, and 28:25 3 Cad wio £, omners and R GNP B S iro MICKEY WALKER i “euny w oeus - avo s BT S R e e MecCaul Moior Co 25 spiit. seaton LCCPE & closo tab on the HAS HARD FIGHT ™ ™o as follows Lau . " \ club, which a e e yay - at Goldstein’s Emporium confidence that team the pre mll be felt alor will journey to the Maryiand city il a3 far south as Klamath ‘\n:.‘} St. Godard, 11:14:17 i T. 0. B. Detroit | | to have color in abundance. | Fada Radio Sets and accessor- adv.| - Bethel, 10 incne gle, 17 in- o TR re the speed b g ac-| S PRANCISCO, Fel {fes, Columbia Phonographs and gt che Fort Yukon, —_— - ke~ A % o e . Bob Shawkey, the fc X i I ¢ records. Radio Electric Co., Mar-| We make men's sults for $55 |neau, none; Nome, inches and | = FINE FAMILY FUEL v“””" red shirted Yankee; BIill 3 1 AL, Lynch. Phone 429, adv. ' F. WOLLAND, —adv.' Tanana, 22 inches, for those wise enough to ;flh, will b s Tt : - R - - v e 1 their coal and kindling hera . despite o ’ — x C . | < Have us dellver you at you? an admittedly weak point around e | . DS address and note how mueh tirst base, finished in third place } ! : better heat and cleaner Lires last season. H 4 p : . you have. Barl Sheely, whe played first § P - - Wouldn't ask you to do this hwe for the Chicago White Sox §} g 7 - 1f it cost more. It doesm’t. {1 before being re- K | E e really costs less anc the trial ]r!mnl by a ngster, is the new # (7 P, 1 he will ;rava it. k man the Sacramento club owners g \ Z We carry a full ine of Feeds = expect to put pler of fight into / b ) b the Senators. Sheely went to - 3 the majors from the old Salt T ! . 5 { i 1 o - D. B. FEMME Bees after the 1919 World Series / 3 3 . Phone 114 5 scandal. b Is Classy Fielder /A Sheely is a hitter of nd mean [ “WHY W , ability, and despite an old injury i : W” S WURR\A to an ankle is said by the More. g About Papering, Painting or Kalsomining yowr heuse or ings to be a better fielder than place of business, any of fhose who have cavorted \\ ¥ around the club's initial sack for f 3 NO JOB TOO BIG OR T0O SMALL Leonard Backer promises John-' \ Estimate cost of job given free s '“‘I”"""' ““"’ "”"]"‘-" ?’“” gl Y o i People who demand a neat and efficient work at n a hot race for their berths at § o second and third, while Ray § 4 y N reasonable “priges French seems assured of the job of guarding short as the Solons | ' : Call KENNETH K. KIMBROUGH have no other regular shortstop § 3 : CONTRACTOR PHONE 3284 signed. Four regulars are on the roster as outfielders, with a young re- cruit who showed up well last season in the Utah-Idaho League — - also bidding for a place. ; ; Let your next Radio, Auto, or Boat The regulars are Merlin Knm) F | lead-off man, who while admitted- { ‘M }}alu-ly l’e an EXIDE ly a rather weak hitter, is fast on the hases and one who c . ‘ || — WE HAVE THEM gi! a good account’ of himself in tight places; Clarence Hoff-| man, Ray Rohwer and Frank Os- borne. Oshorne and Hoffman hit . L4 : % : Bl o g the ball hard, as does Rohwer. | Mar"ne Ele(:trlc Supply Co‘ Merrill Hoag is the recruit who e ' spent quite some time in the | PHONE 416 Utah-ldaho League before being | ; released under option to the Sena- | tors. Tony Krasnovich, a recruit, nnd Champ Alloway are on the rostes ! 2 as utility infielders in addition to 5 | ¢ WHY PA Y MORE” Backer. Alloway also works b - hind the plate. i $ ‘ ] B | Melvin (Curly) Gar ! | rd i + fo ! 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No other | Koehler thrives on work and| mildness, satisfaction, when you pulled the from breakfast to bedtime. . § | car has run on the streets of Juneau as long as the Ford, on many occasions has worked : & 4 : : i and they are still running. for several weeks straight with-| lever, the total would read: “Prince Albert.” Prince Albert leads al! other brands in sales, Pkt o sl Ford'-care. 1hat. havoiuubie out a rest. Severeid, who came fo Sacramento last season after You can proveit with a pipeand atin of P.A. because it leads in satisfaction. 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Spe e . s b i i JUNEAU MOTORS, Ine, & (Sheriff) Singleton, right-handers, ©and Vean Gregg, Wallace Can- \ 3 . i [ f g ficld, Tony Vinel, Carroll Can- / 4 g i ) | i ) Service Lucas ficld and Tom Flynn, left-handers. 2 J Y ; A The Senators open thejr train- k- . ® & > el e L ing at Richardson Springs near & 0 ; ; ; 4 This tin eontcins 7170 “iico- on February 25 but G ’ g f y | full ‘ounces of what it 4 :nallwn‘:vnen: ofher boys mr.:fi d - 3 AN ) " takes ';a aklezlumn 1 NORTHERN HOTEL S B e S i 44 3 : : b Py ROOMS—50 cents per might and up; $3.00 per week and % Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner operation—Hot water day and night, Rooms $12.060 month and up—steam heated. A 10ld Pap