The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER WELL,AS LONG AD-MAGGIE HAD -MACE UP HER MIND TO GO TO THE SEA SHORE- IT'LL DO ME NO*GOOD TO ARGUE - BECAUSE IT'LL ENDUP IN THE LOSER- S0o THAT'S THAT- A FIGHT WITH ME THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928. By GEORGE McMANI Vs © 1928 by Int'l Feature Service, Inc, Great Britain rights reserved, 1 WISH WE WERE GOIN' To THE MOUNTAINS - BUT | MIGHT AS WELL WISH FOR THE MOON: I'LL TRY ON M& BATHIN' SUIT-AT LEAST I'LL HAVE NOT S0 BAD AN' AT THE SAME TIME - NOT 90 ///// DSOME Fl‘.‘N O " (% SPORTS PHEASANTS ARE THRIVING NOW Reports Indicate Bill Tay- lor’s Birds Are Multi- | plying Near Here ! | ants im- | wve years | wall known| nan of | s vicin-| m va last few Word ported that the to Alaska ago by Billie Taylor, candy maker and sport Juneau, are thriving in ti ity has been brought in rious points during the da; Members of the local troops, who have been at Ragls River camping for the last two| weeks, have seen a female phoas- ant and a brood of chicks near the end of the road at Eagle River, and have taken pictures of the birds. Charles Rudy, who is caring for the pheasants in captivity at; Goldstein’s fox ranch, and Mrs.| J., B. Marshal, who is raising pheasants at her fox farm, re- port the birds are thriving. Taylor Takes Initiative Mr. Taylor has been instrumen- tal in getting the birds into Alas- ka and himself purchased the first bunch ever to come into the Territory. He has also shipped | some to other places but these! experiments were failures as the birds were not properly cared for. ' He expects to ship a number of | cggs to Judge E. Bunnell of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, where they| will be hatched, and the chicks raised. At Goldstein’s ranch, where th(:; birds were taken from town, they!| were let loose from time to time.| Some would return every few, days, but gradually grew away, frgm their wire homes. It is probable the birds seen a! Eagle River are a product of the orig- inals brought to Juneau. Game Commission Helps It is the purpose of Mr. Taylor, and the Alaska Game Commis- sion, which is backing him in the enterprise, to populate the Terri- tory with the pheasant in order to give hunters another variety of upland birds. At the present time there is a law agafnst shooting pheasants, and anyone convicted of such an act is liable to a minimum fine of $25 or a maximum penalty of $500 fine and six months impris, % onment or both. This law puts Scout | !Los Angeles 3; an indefinite closed season on this fowl, and no one will be al- {lowed to hunt the birds antil i is deemed advisable to establish an open season after their num ber has increased. - > GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 2; Mission 7. Portland 1; HoHywcod 4. Oakland 4, thir- teen innings. San Francisco 11; National League St. Louis 6; Chicago 2. Cincinnati 1; Pitstburgh 2. Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 6. American League Chicago 6, 3; Cleveland 4, 4. Philadelphia 10, New Boston 0; Washingten 8. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet San Francisco . Hollywood Los Angeles M on Sacramento Oakland Portland Seattle 35 . 32 .30 National League Won' Lost 39 22 87, ;.28 .23 28 29 St. Louis ... Cincinnati ... New York ... Chicago Brooklyn Pittshurgh Boston Philadelphia 37 American Lcague Won Lost . 44 13 35 21 30 28 . 27 32 25 30 21 Pct. 172 .625 516 458 4556 404 397 .368 New York Philadelphia St. Louis Cleveland Washington Boston Detroit . 23 Chicago .. 21 Juneau City Le: = t({'un BUKE % vie b crningete American Legion Alaska Juneau ... Moose .. 35 36 ue o8t 2 Pet. .750 500 .375 .35 gt 4 4 3 b 3 5 ELKS AND MOOSE TANGLE TONIGHT As the Elks have already cinched top place in the first half of the City League, the con- test tonight between the Moose and the Bills will not be critical, but may decide the status of the Moose, If the Paps cop the game to- night they will, at the worst, be Sacramento 8. York ! definitely out of cellar place and will have a chance for a triple tie for second place, whereas, if they lose they will still have an opportunity to be accompanied in the cellar, but will be out of any chance for second honors. P. Schmitz and Nello are bill- ed to open for the Moose, while Koski will heave and Blake re- celve for the Elks. The contest will be seven innings and is to start at 6:30 o’clock. ——e——— Dr. Anna Kearslcy now has offices in the front rooms over the Gastineau Grocery. adv. S ——— | HOTEL ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. ing too much tribute to King Rust --- if you are looking for a sheet metal which will grow old slowly --- Then demand Toncan for your THE WHITEHORSE INN , The New Palatial Modern Hotel at Whitehorse The Whitehorse Inn has just been built in keepjng with the latest in hotel construc- tion. 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