The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 5

" THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY MAY 18, 1928. SRR BRINGING UP FATHER Y By GEORGE McMANUS (s s i 2 - | < . o i THIS WOULD BEA ONE - DINNER 1 HOPE ITS GONNA SHUT LUP- WHAT ARE T JUST THINK- THEY KiLL HORSE TOWN IF 1T HAD| BE READY- BE BETTER THAN You HOWLIN'ABOLT Jrose LITTLE LAMBS ‘ You can see quite a number of the new | ) y , AHORSEINIT A THE BREXKFAST- S0 Dot ARVE T 0wl WiLL HAVE POOD- ‘ Chevroleis, Pontiacs ! ‘\\\ ERN“ EAT" 15N'T 1T TOUGH ? “—\ M june 7 z < w6 and Buicks figfl Do P y CERTAINLY | ” Des =) Pl . “‘ | HERE ONE ) G on the Streets of Juncau il i Iy [ fsk the owners of those beautiful l o i | ) | cars how they perform before you decide on what car to buy. ¢ - Connors Motor Company i N i, =L e YOS SPORI ~ BRYAN PITCHES * DOWN the DERBY, STRETCH | WINNING GAME|' ::7: i | i I By LONDON, May 18-A party Mission Cast-Off Puts Seat-| | ot wealthy women in soarch | | i tle Over in Game -© 1929, Int'l Feuture Servi e > . ~ ot P nl | Service Rendered by Experts | FRYE-BRUHN COMPAN QUALITY MEATS Featuring Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacons Mayflower Butter and Eggs — @ FHONE 38 of new sensations propose to leave in June on a eruise in | | | | ! of hunting polar . | : | | | Oakland—Hasty and Head. | | firstclass, Bee-Mason says. | | S | The destination 1s Frauz || : GAMES THURSDAY | Josef Land and the cruise is ific Coast League | expected to last about three Seattle—Bryan and Schmidt. || board and the catering will be | | i | funeral wa holiec ceme FGLDERS FEATURE ~ |tory e C I with Oaks | the Arctic regions for -he D ' | ik odge Brothers | OAKLAND, Cal, May 10.—FEd| | bears, scals and w | Mi off, pitched| | The trip is b Bid | ly yesterday after-| | by J. C. Be ‘,I(zT()’{‘,f g X noon against the Oaks for Seat-{ | with Shackle { & [ tle, allowing 11 scattered hits.| | and has made other Ar | Timely hitting of Olney, Sher-| | voyages. He says there will | | [ S IIFRF P | lock and Davis scored the runs| | be nothing dangerous about | | | H, i for the Indians. | the trip and there will be no | | | i Bob Hasty, Oakland mounds-| | hardships. I | man, allewed 12 hits and was| | A suitable ship with ¢ | P ~(—-”~l-:- * | constantly in trouble. cabins will be provided, | maate co % ma y i : bt s Vol e e et the Philadelphi that their well-laid | Now on display at o s ) i | plans will bring a pennant to the Quaker City. | CRISWELL-ADAMS ~ [1ve: i S Francien e ' McCaul Motor Company o TOURS OF ALASKA|~ NOTICE R Portland 4; S cramento 5. Advertising Alaska and Na- Pacific Co Seattle 5; Oakland 2. | months. Hollywood 5; San Franciseo 2. || Mission 0; Los Angeles 3. Rl , omets B O 3 i i 3 ! Haa g ,tional Park Tours, booklets of the |In the United States Commission- LOOKIE LOOKIE B T e LOUISVILLE, Ky—Aunita Pea-'ap1y jmprov is pi .| Criswell-Adams Travel Servica| cr's (Ex Officio Probate) Court 2 i o B A iy body, a stablemate of Reigh Count|yy 4, ¢xpected that he e- have been received in for the Territory of Alaska, Ju- Lawn Grass Seed—All kinds of IR P . in the Hertz barns, possibly would ! .;ye; | Numerbus ~ Criswell-Adams nean Commissioner’s Precinet, Feed—Best Coal on the mare e ]Aqmer\}cnng‘endmde rank as an equal favorite for |come into the Territory each|In the Matter of the Last Will ket—fresh dressed Poultry— St. Louis 3; New York 4, Derby honors were it not for her N and Testament of WILLIAM E. Shi . oy P toyrist season and help swell the B R Shingles — and our Transfer Clevelgng :3i< WARLRELR o4« i GRID ancH !sex. On actual performiance, the Fh‘fl‘ l GOU‘ER Wle fo unber 6f visitprs in Alaska., MULHOLLAN, deceased, Service can't be beat. Get our l.)::m‘,t 3;4 B,n:.t]n," 15lh' 5 I brown filly has 'v pryven ""f"" ”.‘ . CHAMP!ONSH]P More than one-half of the print [To All Concerned: prices on the above before ’ Chionss ;. Faedunnie % MAY cHANGE worthy of recognition, but thers/ — ;ml publicity matter in the eighty-| Notice is hereby given that buying eleswhere. We are here exists ‘a traditional prejul , Eng., May 18.|eight page bulletin deals with the 0n May 3, 1928, Charles W. Car- to serve you. ] s‘;ANi‘Ii)D}}G %FLCI‘UBS Ausiiat any iy fs e Kentie ; Lo Blais Gk Baie, | eRIEAE . eotions "ok ANk mu]‘l" as administrator with the 1 aclific Coas eague event. or- this reason and be: , gl Yha o B 3 . will nnexed of the estate of .S i 4 won the Women'’s Golf Champion- | with side trips which may be | Won Tost Pet.! BERKELEY, May 18—Reports cause Reigh Count has re ondbd | i OF B e Tttt AP hen | MR ATaLk e tuginidtes top WL B. Mulhollan. ased, D. B. FEMMER { Hollywood 29 16 .644[¢hat a new football coach for the|so well in training, the daughter | detanted Miss Eylvia ‘Mnt- Li0)of sdvertisament 1% #ha ook |duly filed his final account and . . o ¥\ Sacramento ... 17 622 University of California was be-{of Luke McLuke and Dauphine | . 3.anq 2. let, ‘and occupies the first thirty.Teport, and that a hearing on Phone 114 iSmx Emm}-lsco é’l’ r:_t’? ing considered in place of C. M.{may not face the bar Derby ! ' " e BN ‘\‘;‘;ml B ik i ‘mmp«‘n“' {d final account and report and v Los Angeles . -p33 | (Nibs) Price met with vigorous|Day at the Downs, but should any s bt ' o of a objections thereto or to o % | y {well as prominent places on the|0f any obj Portland 25 .444]denial yesterday. W. W. Mono-|mishap mar Reigh Count’s chances | CLEGHORN-JATZEL vover and introductory pages, |the settlement thereof, will be MAKE NO MISTAKE - Mission f5 432 han, graduate manager, issued the|the trim little filly has been | Hustrations of leading cities in|held before the above-entitled Oakland 27 .400|following statement: trained faithfully to replace him. FIGHT TO DRAWM Torritory are. included. ae|court in the United States Court We Save You 10% to 25% Seattle - 29 .341] “Rumors that a successor is| Anita Peabody as a two-year- fi ' willed thtmous Taicas Ald 15, | House in Juneau, Alaska, on July National I‘.sngnel AR being sought to C. M. Price as!old almost doubled the earnings| GREAT Fs Mont., May|including a picture of Auk Lake|S» 1928, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., “We tell you what your job will cost” ; 5 on Los C.)|head football coach at the Uni-|{of Reigh Count, annexing §111,905.|18.—Walter Cleghorn and Dock !, sndentiall C and that all persons are required (‘:l:f"\mm reeiens 19 :?, ~Zz:'versily of California are absolute-|She started seven times and won |Jatzel fought 10 rounds to o|°"0 endenhall e to then and there appear and PLUMBING HEATING REPAIRING Chicago ............ 20 2 .625|1y without foundation. No change|six of her r In the remain-|draw last night in a feature present any objections they may St. Louis . 19 12 .613|whatever has been contemplated (ing start she ed third, Her|event. FAIRBANKS WOMAN DIES |have to said final account or to STEVE STANWORTH CO., Al'ChW“Y ShOP New York .13 11 542 and rumors that Knute Rockne or|principal vict were in the B — nhan the settlement thereof. Phone 589 Open Evenings Brooklyn 15 13 .536|pr, Clarence Spears or any other |Debutante Stakes, the Belmon:| Fada Radio Sets and accessor-| Mrs, Bertha Kellum, aged 76| Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this|'ss —— — — Pittsburgh . 13 14 .481ipergon is being considered for|Futurity, the Jolict Stakes and|les, Columbla Phonographs and|years, died recently at Fairban 5| 8rd day of May, 1928. Boston .. 9 18 .333|tne position are untrue.” the Tomboy Handicap. records. Radio Electric Co., Mar- at the home of her son, Denis| CHARLES W. CARTER, “EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY” g R L st Regret is the only filly ever to|tin Lynch. Phone 429. adv.| White. She came from Spokane Administrator with the will , g American League ¢ win the Derby. M i i two’ years ago to reside with her annexed of the Estate of Wil- Photostat and Blue Print Service Sk ok m"“ Lg’“ ‘;‘i‘,; MANDELL-M’LARNIN PRGNS S 01d papers fo1 sate nt The Empire 1:5):;.bwhlt() h{a« be .»]n a l;fq"h'"'g,',f mmn:::lhll;:. 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JOHNSON PHONE 1 ( NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week aud up. Publio shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burmer in operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and up—steam heated BASEBALL LOOP MUDDY TRACK FOR IN AFRICA HAS |~ DERBY TOMORROW NEED OF GLOVES LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 18.— NEW YORK, May 18—There is{The Kentucky Derby lists have a baseball league of sixteen teams |Closed for the big horse event and 300 players, with only thirty- tomorrow. Rain has made the six gloves. It is the league of track muddy. Tunisienne de Baseball, in North OO G 0. 4% Vo Africa. Dr. C. Guyer Kelley of|R: 0. T. C. RIFLE CHAMP Baltimore, who is in New York BEST ARIZONA STUDENT on a short trip from Tunis, re- ports the need of “the only| TUCSON, Ariz, May 18—To the league between Parls and the|lons list of honors which Harry Philippines” for cast-off equip- Noon Renshaw has won with his ment. rifle marksmanship in the R. O. The league got its start in 1921 T. C. units of the United States, when the Arab hoys of the Amer- he has added that of scholarship, ican Methodist School formed the|20d he will graduate at Arizona ; Arab Orioles, who won the first|university as the valedictorian of two championships of North Af.|Dhis class. rica. Now the sixteen-team| Cadet Colonel Renshaw started league has players of nine na-|Di8 Work as a rifleman when he tionalities. was 12 years old. Since then he has won state titles several times, as civilian rifle champion at th. TUNNEY TO TOUR aational matchos at Camp Perry, WORLD AFTER HIS -JULY N. Y. BOUT| Ohio, :n 1423, national junior champion in 1924, intercollegiate NEW YORK, May 18--A desire to make a tour of the world is champion in 1925, won the distin: the reason for Gene Tunney re- guished marksman’s medal of the secretary of war in 1926 and was fusing to box more than ‘once this year, it has been learned a member of the U. S. small bore team that took the championship here. 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