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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1928. cMAN By CEORGE M HERE COMES THAT OLD GROUCH-DUGAN- HE'S NOT HAPPY UNLESS HE : HELLO- DUGAN:- HOW ARE YOU, ANNWAY ? — ) 1 COULDN'T FEEL ANY WORSE-BEDIDES- WHQ WANTS TO KNOW ? ¢mn ) WELL THIS RAINY // WEATHER D T%BR\ BLE - 8 % | rayed ainst each other in the' the pilot above, who inieciieres Br};vn:}‘hnu opener ‘and Andy only to prevent dangerous maneu-| oo yan held his own. i vers and who takes off and lands Handy Andy made three hits in O lane. four times at bat, had a hand in/ By such training men soon de-| ..o one of his teams five win-| velop a capacity for safe fyIng| ;" 1ung and covered his sector, of the infield like the dew. Not all of the surprises were) contributed by the players. Mun-i ager John McCraw of the Giants |} stirred the multitudes by appear- ing in full uniform when his team took the field, something Jawn has not been accustomed to do in recent years. ———eeo—— FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 137 HENRY C. GORHAM Contractor . or by the hour. Such as carpenter, masonry, shingling, plumbing, kalsomin- ing or painting, in fact anything' in new or repair work. e hy 137 - John Grantz, aged 60, who had Jived for the last several years ‘on his homestead near Fairbanks, died in Fairbanks recently at St. ; h Hospital which he entered April 4. He was a native of Aus- " tria and came to the United ' States in his youth. He bad re- slded in Alaska for 20 years. e el - There's many a woman who ldn't recognize her old flan- nightie 1t she heard it called “robe de huit who has made a d happy, raised a fine fam- will get a front seat in’ “she dies. . adv, 3 % # ,:, 1TS BAD EAOUGH "L\:IHEM Tl TON 19 0OLT- 1 e e e THE BIGGER AND BETTER CHEVROLET CARS Landaus, Sedans, Coupes, Coaches and Carbriolets have ARRIVED Yet thirty-two years ago—away back in 1896, a year before the Klondike rush and two years before the Spanish-American War, this agency wrote its first policy. o It has had an unbroken record of fair deal- ing down to date and is today the strongest agency in Alaska. by We want you to make use of our service whether you are a customer or not. - ALLEN SHATTUCK, Inc. INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE 4 b | I'lace your order now for one of those wonderful creations, the world’s most luxurious low-priced automobile . YRR TR s C s Motor C onnors YMoior 4()"1’)“”3" . 2 i 3 | Service Rendered by Experts ’ o0 | L— !Houe Isn’t Gone Yet; ,\lll;\](.ll'h:.l‘ Ivm it foreign rivals wern | === | He Is Needed for War 1 L e Is Needed Ior ar, During ) | —_— | the United g ry e ose arc N PARIS, April 28—The time|back in the race for foreign trade,| ARy i when machines will supersede the'and there has been more than al In Convenient Sized Packages . {horse in the Army has not vet|little head shaking among ih - | 8 pound, 4 pound, 2 pound Pails and come. |vants who study economic tread > N # s i Experience gained at the of her failure. (n 1923 One Pound Cartons et e 28, e s {x-'remu army field maneu the United States actu - i T e e T T e ————————— lghows (hat the horse must remain|ally imported more poultry pro- l; RYE_BRUIIN COMP/[NY SEATTLE WINS |[Homer by a Rookie KEARNS FILES [rioe e S o st 7 v b i - ; means of transport for both men a sad state of affairs for a coun- 'a v 5 } y b4 land arms, although, in the future, |try that traditionally surpas-es all QUALITY MEATS 3 ! cavalry is destined to become a'the world In the production of N0 | Work of Cohen, Judge Ao S oo sl ol PHONE 38 | ° u 1 force (food products, [ 2 ! . ~ { With this lesson in mind the| But in 1927 the h:n staged a e ¥ | M“rk Op()'llng (I(l'"(?s e Eenh | army _m;mp\im-u of the rhmuln-r_n(;nmznm(-vpt comeback American R I S e e | - { deputies, in its report o ghe mill-| exports of POUILLY PrOAUCtE—-MON:- | . . ’ | | W YORK, April 28—On the!tary effectives bill, urged that|ly eggs—have been figured out by| i | basis of the ruli anded down|great caution should be used in|the commerce department to save i | | R »77 N lin his recent losing sult against| motorizing the cavalry. It ap-la value of §9,584,000, while im-| v SE. JE, April 28. — Over-| Jack Dempsey, Jack Kearns has|proved, however, the abolition of | ports w worth but $6,925,000. D l B ’ ming a six-run lead, the Mis-| filed a suit in the State Supreme|20 regiments of cavalry, torether| Canada is the chief rival of the 0G go rothers s scored |lwu it 14 n».i-' { Court against the ex-champion for| ith 24 regiments of infantry and | United States in the wistern ninth yesterday afternoon and | $500,000, {20 batteries of a | poultry t , and naturally the VICT()RY SIX lmd tllw Hpxp 'n) 7. With the| The jury decided that a valid| e two countries are also the best ‘4 WJIB L pases loaded in the tenth frame contract existed between the two: Ameri 1 | markets for each other's products - Mitehell singled for the Tribe's Vit fho0h 1088 15, 1086 whepr tle e oo Hens Rega“‘, e " o wimming run The game was was mutually abrogate | Supremacy Over Rivals 2 IS HERE ragged and drawn out. o | Kearns' new action covers “all| ‘ EXCUGRAET, PLEARE % Mission made 13 hits and six ! possible damages” during mm] WASHINGTON, April 23—Amer-| s errors and Seattle 19 hits and period. !ican hens during 1927 won back| BOSTON, april 28—Telephone ¥ fnu‘_rl e their rightful place in interna-| users in Boston give the operators N lispl » The batteries were: tional trade. They provided moro| 40,000 wreng numbers a day, the Jow on display at | o DRssiigees O EIGHTH GRADE WINS |zoods for export from this coin-| telephons company says. i Ludolph, ollings and Vhitney. | Seattle — Teachout, Granam, | | JUNIOR NINE TITLE|— - McCaul M C . and Borrean, Schmidt. , st 1 cb.aul Motor Company il | The eighth grade baseball team " - GAMES YESTERDAY |cinched the Junior High School ) Pacific Coast League series today in a 7-inning game Bl k l K- ll- N iion 1 Seattivii 8 10 | with the Freshman class nine, OCK ang maang .= - — . nings. {winning by score of 13 to 10. AMILY FUEL f;fc]l;anren:o ’;' ;{an”l'?—:\‘nc;sm ‘(‘Irx.nulvl l:ul:lwl'nl »,k.rur!.( out 11 tor those '{" enuggn to ordes ‘ oklyw;m' ] .I, h u\r fflu {'. lzl n\ during the course of lhe» their coal and kindling here. NG hos Mgt 5. BT R ; 3 Have us deliver you at yout Gy ‘N%@u)(l‘lfillul.eag:u Lo Kielw 4 caugat Baldwin. address and mnote how mueh AR &) SRR, 2. LNy Oy L 0 nd Gerritzen better heat ond cleaner fires Brooklyn 9; Boston 0. [were ou the mound for the Frosh 3 you have i American League apd were cavght Ly Powers and F J M ll n t Chicago 5; St. Louls 14. {Hriey, Rataombiosd’ eioRRboL rom juneau viuis Wouldu't ask you to do this e 143 ;s t it cost more. It doesn’d. & Detroit 6; Cleveland 10. the three pitchers struck out but \aally costs less an¢ the tria) STANDING OF CLUBS [”I:Jrn'l;‘":{m safe hit past first| will prove it. i 1 > safe past first| 11 ine of Fee Pacific Coast League {was made and that was Bald-| PUT IN A STOCK WHILE s lirateins 4 7 Won Lost win's two-bagger, while the, Q ~ ! 8 Ze san pranciseo 19 0 {Freshmen mada § errors and the| THE MILL IS OPERATING D. B. FEMMER Hollywood 15 9 other team 5. Kielwasser knock-, Phone 114 ! »r Sacramento ... 14 11 ed out four hits and crossed the v e —— —— S e e 7 i T 5 Los Angeles ... 14 1% plate five times. ORDER FROM £ " A a4 Mission . 13 The seventh and ninth grades, MAKE NO MISTAKE Oakland . are scheduled to tangle next B e Fortand s o | week to decide runner-up In the SERVICE TRANSFER We Save You 10% to 25% eattle ol 7 7 . series. i . Y —_—— “Wi i in ” National %:fi“fimt pe.' These four furnished opening game fireworks. Freddy Maguire| GrouNDHOG IS MENACE N by Wh,at Jour Jol will cost ~ Brooklyn 4 .636 (center), rookie second baseman of the Cubs, made a homer in his| o SHINGTON Abril 38 w;” . PHONE 389 PLUMBING HEATING REPAIRING St. Louis 5 3 first big league game. Joe Judge (left above), Washington, made FEigTe sl r | o G MY L 4 5o four hits in four times up, thus faking the lead in his fight With biomcsr Sarver sors. pave o | STEVE STANWORTE (0., Acchorss Sy i Cincinnati . 6 ,538 George Sisler for the first base job. John McGraw {HGREADOYS) ' come a sefions. mensce to. orops| Office, Jack Fargher Tailor Shop Phone 589 Open Evenings . 1Chlca;’gu e : ; :g‘: surprised the fans by appearing in full uniform, while Andy Cohen |in many parts of the eastern ard| vittsburg 455 (below) outshone Rogers Hornsby whose shoes he is filling. mid-western states. April and| N i i i 6 . states. April and| ext First National Bank 5 ' ;;l;:::t‘llelphm ; ¢ gg;’ i T . May are the best months to ex- “EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY” American League 1 big league ball players who opened VALY FOR SWITREREAUR r:::\le:a ;n:l;'m)‘;ebyt:;.::vfinl:x‘;lhl :‘1 Photoum and Blue Print Service Won~ Lost Pct.ithe 1928 season with a bang were Joa prbre v s i ¥, T 784 pred Masuive. of the. Cubs, o) LAUSANNE, Switserland, Am,““::lhr::m;mn,g;v“ w::l'::“[w‘:]‘:[“;::;] :;, - MASTER PHOTO FINISHERS New York 8 3 .727'rookie second baseman; Joe Judge | 28—The Swiss are alarmed for),,, ! WINTER & POND CO ~ Philadelphia 5 4 .556|0f the Senators, veteran first sack. ;)he future 0]’ their winter sports| i i | 2 St. Louis .. 9 7 .563|er; and the young and spectacular | By reports that artificial sncw i3 | - -y +* Washington ... 5 6 .455 Andy Cohen of the Glants. making coldweather diversions| ¢ yoy AEENTION i s i ks o Chicago . 5 9 .357 Playing his first regular Dbig ""]“”‘"' in many Buropear cadi-|phone 498. Hamdy Andy’s Shop. | REBUILDING SALE * o . . Detroit ... 6 1 .353 league game Magiire hit what | tals. A. P. LAGERGREN, Pro A F d(u d D lc L h : Boston 7 .364!was probably the first home run T v, rlg" re an elco lg t [ | of the season as the Cubs opened,K §™""""""""" o S | SALES AND SERVICE ‘Aviators Are Trained {against Cincinnati. It saved them ALASKANS SHOULD BUY ALASKA L STILL ON “pis 1% ., |[from a shutout. Maguire is the - W. P. 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Rooms $12.00 per ¢ lB«:;ar‘u;, lll«gxg lines successfully| ornt 4o hold his first base job Send your orders direct to the Mill and save money. | month and up—steam heated B uewed. in Germmay. against the assaults of George - | “Best in Everything” The fogflier 1s put In an en-lSEnnet tle O i rrom the WRANGELL SHINGLE MILL | b ¥ e closed compartment Ir‘x :ld":“e‘mowns last winter. { WRANGELL, ALASKA :}’:;'2‘, '::'ep'pi&n?nc::.'z.“;m:r"y'! Perhaps most spectacular of all ———d s del ker S l 3 Breuk on the opening day was Andy Co- - i tl‘, PEstien; wiilo helow him, but W' hen, the Buttalo International star ‘Mr to s::, » :";. ml‘lot m:'iof last year, who has been picked | YOU'LL HA All.T' R d trained. Tho second N for aii.|to fil the shoes of Rogers Horns-| UL VE TO ADMIT THAT THIRTY- ume necordads rely upon " ins! fl;mnln n:u- n; by at second base for the Giants., » y tude, direction and _even e b -dacksdd white (a8} TWO YEARS IS A LONG TIME YOU’LL LOUNGE i keel. His errors are corre Both January and February Set New High AROUND IN COMFORT WITH AN ELECTROL BURNER IN YOUR HOME Harri Machine Shop Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Works 4 h‘ere Best Always Prevails Marks in Purchases by the Public SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 5.—The number of Stude- baker and Erskine cars delivered to retail purchasers durirg the month just closed was the largest of any February in Studebaker history. Deliveries for February, 1328, exceed- ed the same month last year by 31 per cent. Studebaker deliveries for January also.set a new high mark. Call at Juneau Motors, Inc., and see the reason for this increase in sales. We have Q';‘n reason. JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. Service Lucas for sale at Empire Old Papers

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