The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1928, Page 5

HEY-1'D LIKE TOGQIT ME HAT BEFORE IT GOES OUT OF STYLE-DO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS L YOU THINK I'M GONNA == speno ME LIFE STANDIN' HERE? [ AINT YOU GONNA SLIP ME ATIP? GEE- EVEN THE CHAMPION TIGHT-WAD GAVE ME A DIME~ WELL1T'S ABOVT TIME- BY. GOLLY- | THINK YOU GUYS WOULD CIT TMRED | W[ OE SLEEPIN AL 90 MUCH - KA . WELL- GAZE ON THE NEW .| CHAMPION- SPORTS BARRAGAR TOPS LOCAL BATTERS Has Average of .385— Seven Men Hitting .300 or Better Harvey Barragar, member the Elks ball team in the City League, and one of the best short stops in the circuit, is the heavi- est hitter in the gue today, ac- cording to figures compiled from the score book. Games on which averages were taken included the last game played, the Moose-Elks mixup on last Monday. Of the odd players in four ball teams which are com- peting for top honors here. only seven have an average of .300 or better. Barragar's ave for the six games he pated in. He has been at bat 13| times and has collected for five hits in those trips to the plate. The American Legion s the only outfit which does not have a man batting .300 or better. Bar- ragar and Andrews of the Elks;| Watts, J. McCloskey and M. Mac- Spadden of the Alaska Juneau; B. Schmitz and Vale of tho Moos~ are the boys who have managed to keep their averages up so far, Jernberg and Kearney, both members of the Mocose, have aver- ages of .204, having each played in five games, been at bat 17| times, and collected 5 hits. Under them there are no sluggers much over the .250 mark. Among ‘the players who have good averages but whose nan do not go into the regular list becaus ethey have not been at bat a sufficient number of times to determine their true ability with the bat are Berson and Bentley The former has played in two games and garnished four hits out of seven times at bat for an aver- | the ! RUBINSTEIN Valaze Pasteurized Face Cream is unsurpassed as a cleanser, thoroughly removes dust and im- purities from the skin, leaving it immaculately clean, cooled and refreshed. Excellent for rough- ened and discolored skin. | Bob l of| age of .429, while Bentley been in two contests, and twice in five trips to the ber, for an average of .400. Eldred, who is nrow i Petersburg, but who may returs here later in the summer, hit for an average of .667 in the two games he was used earlier this geason. b Following is the batting .300 or over: G has hi rub- list of llumcl AB H Barragar 13 Watts B. Schmitz J. McCloskey Andrews M. MacSpadden Vale cmowans e GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 4, 2; Los Angeles Second game 7 innings. L 4; Oakland 3. Hollywood 4; Sacramento 3, innin, Portland ten | San Francisco 8. National League Chicago 5; Botson 4. Pittsburgh 1; New York 9. | Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia 8. | St. Louis 5; Brooklyn 2, fourteen | innings. merican Leagu Washington 5; Detroit 4, ten in- nings. Philadelphia 12; Cleveland 5. Boston 3; Chicago 1. ‘New York 4; St. Louis 5. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pect. 30 .600 31 .587 36 .520 36 520 36 514 42 440 43 421 45 " .392 National League ‘Won Lost . 36 21 36 23 29 22 32 25 28 26 25 29 San Francisco .... Hollywood Sacramento Los Angeles Mission Oakland Portland . Seattle Pc. .625 610 669 561 .519 .463 3563 260 | St. Louis .. Cincinnati . New York Chicago ... Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston 18 33 Philadelphia . 12 36 American Lcague Won Lost 42 11 33 19 29 27 25 30 22 28 19 29 22 34 19 34 Pct. 792 635 518 455 440 .396 .393 3568 New York . i Philadelphia . St. Louis Cleveland Washington . Boston Detroit Chicago Juneau Ci st Pect. 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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS Notice is hereby given that the law governing traffic over highways in Alaska prescribes 25 miles an hour except around curves and 12 miles on curves 88 the maximum speed with pen- alties upon conviction, for the first offense not more than $50; not more than $100 for the sec- ond; and not more than $200 and 80 days in jail for the third. Much careless driving has been Boing on over the highways, due possibly to ignorance of this law, and in some cases by intoxicated persons, thus endangering the property, and lives of others, in- cluding - children, who also use the roads for pleasure and com- ply with the above mentioned law. The undersigned and represen- tatives of this office will request violators of the law to stop amd no effort should be made either to run down the arresting ‘offi- cers or attempt to avoid arrest. {champion, when he returns to his 15 g | with | that ne would rec | luel | sult ! his IN WINNING 18.2 BILLI'ARD TITLE CHICAGH, June 16—A ro v velcome from King Albert of Bel- gium awaits Edouard Horemans, world’s 182 balk line billiard vears. of age, a pro seven after he had played his first of straight rail, and two yet on a regulation table. remans tells the story of how 2 teens he native land this month Seven vears ago, [Hocemans |l made his first trip to this® coun-| to play for try in quest of the balk line title | drinks or clgars in order (o the promise from the King|ment his allowance of five cen ven royal w week. As he did not drink come should he ever louard would always take a ci the champlonship. For . These he would save until he journeyed back and forth be-|such time as he had cnough tween the two countr each sell. time returning to his King—emp.| Horemans ty-handed, smoke. He Last Decenber, Horemons | guages. ried and brought his bride to this| country for a honeymoon. AT THE HOTELS and challenged Young ol Gastineau Mead, Point drink seven does not speaks Schaefer, was ther. champion. 'i'he a new champion Horemans is happy because knows the king of all the gians 1 be pleased. 1 Horemans learned his Yilliards| to the tune of a lash applied by father, who did not approve of his son playing the game. It! ... was not until the champion had won the amateur title of Pelgium and turned professional that his father sanctioned his son’s pro- fession. Edouard then was 23 So he! Bel I Retreat; itkow. Al 0. Anderson, 3 Gust dal, city; Peter Layton, cily Batofl. Matte- Jake Zynd N M, Smith, Mons Wis.; Henry enwood, Haines; Anderson, D Leon Permancat Wav Fern Beauty Parlor. 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(Signed) ALBERT WHITE, United States Marshal. - Buick will build WWHMIQHIIWMMHWMMHMllll" | would chal- the aug- to or lan- * family [ter he had played his first game i FORMER ALASKAN LABOR BANK HEAD Illustrating how another Alas- {kan succeeded after leaving the Territory and taking up his resi- dence in the States is scen in the recent following announgement in the San Francisoc Examiner: President of a bank at 39! Leander L. James, for the past two years General Counsel for the Brotherhood National Bank of San Francisco, was elected to that post in the institution; lately. Member of a pioneer Californi and a graduate of Ste ford, James is believed to be youngest bank ident in Francisco, if not in Californ | He succeeds Henry E. ( will assume his new duti mediately. Coincident with the announcement of James' election was the news of the election of other officers for the bank MF. James, though compara- tively a young man, l 1 “sourdough.” Until his departure from Seward a number of ,ago he had live |the early years, prior States, here where he was one of Seward’s leading lawyer prominent citizens. He another period, was I the Seward Igloo, Pi Alaska he was ever tive in civie affairs.— (Seward Gateway.) < - d Fada Kadio »2is =24 accessor tes, Columbia FPironographs and records. Radio Electric Co., Mar tin Lynch. Phone 429. adv ESTATE OF JOSEPH JOHN WILCOX DECEASED, VICTORIA, B. C. If Rosa Phillips Wilcox, ¢ the sald. o wsed, who rried to him at Viectoris on the 17th day of Janu " 1892, and has not been he of since tne year 1901, or anyone on her behalf or otherwise inter- ested, will communicate with the unde ned, it will assist in the distribution of the estate of the said deceased. Any person having knowledge of the said Rosa Phil- lips Wilcox is requested to com- jmunicate with the undersigned. Victoria, B. C., May 7th, 1928. H. O'HALLOR/ 9-510 Central Bu Victoria, B. C Solicitor for the esstate of Jos- John Wilcox, deceased. ication, June 6 Last publication, June wife was B is a 1 ling, the last few s going to the DANCE At Fair Pavillion SATURDAY—JUNE 16 day to The dances given in Fair Building are not a private enterprise nor for individual gain but for the benefit of the Southeastern Alaska Fair Association and are under management of Fair Association. Peppy Music THE ARCADE CAFE Try Our Special $1.00 Dinner Visit our Frigidaire-Equipped Fountain. You invited to come in and inspect Juneau's new cafe. MARY YOU are cordially t and classiest G, Proprietor. FRANKLIN POOL HALL Lower Front St. Phone 214 H. B. Polson, Prop. CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY, SOFT DRINKS, POOL TABLES GENERAL @@ ELECTRIC & 'OU will notice st once the roominess of 4 the aew General Electric . This ~—the smallest model—has nine feet of shelf area. 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