The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928. 'BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS WELL-AS LONG A% -MAGGIE THOSE TWO DRESSE ® T muoT Prone| [ [ LeT me seef L nEED \ 1 KIN MEET DEATH INSISTS THAT | STAY HOME- ARE ON THE WAY HERE AND HAVE ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED \ EASIER THAN \ KIN | GUESS | HAD BETTER- A9 AND | TOLD.- MADAM THEM OE- DOLLARS - \ MELT THOSE | WANT TO GO TO- D!NT;'? FIFI TO SEND UP THOSE CHOWDER PARTY TO:-MORROW TWO HATS: HERE ARE Wy AN DON'T WANT TO SHOW |f THE BILLS FOR EVER+| 3 N UP WITH A BLACK EYE- THING- \NCLUDING & = THE SHOES-) & NDER HOW O H T E & 30, f e N MY S /g e a G is constantly on the inc e. The reasen is 1o be found in the fact that they are clean to handle—made of pure coal and give an intense heat. contest is known as the “Crazy Shoot.” In the “Morris Special,” which | is on the ogram, each shooter puts fifty cents in a pool, eighty-| five cents of tne pool going to the! l winner of the event. The entries line up ;m.l if the first m the target the next man { Whoeve »u.mm in breaking the Order from your dealer or Pacific Coa t Coal Co. PHONE 412 . D. FERG I'QO\I Agent bird wins twenty-five cents from baseman with most putouts, case! DOROTHY GODDARD HERE |MRS. BOYLE CONFINED SRR R Ty those who missed that particulac “Alaska Dry,” Irros Company; P g . TO HOME WITH INJURy; [Five shoots, under the auspices | izeon i Miss Dorothy Goddard arrived ‘l'f the Jun Gun Club, to be third l seman with most putouts, held on the The last event will be the cham \ box . Burford's Corner. in Juneau from her home at the| yys P A, Boyle is contined to Bkcuaon '”I,"'\f”I:'\ ‘;‘ ",”-‘“ Mris | pionship shoot for the first | Most valuable pla pair Flor.,Goddard Hot Springs, on the per nome today with a strained 20ROURCE ? the oreamization . | months: in 1988, Wity bi shein shoes, H. S. Graves; play. Queen yosterday and took up her|ankie She expects to be ol Bt Nl i | be used for each entry, and . used o WL 1KuNE- Mreikaomt ¢ duties as stenographer in the of i | again in ral days. | A fifty-bird handicap will open| winner will take a $10 cash prizc 16 games, $6 cash, es. fice of the Sceretary of Alaska — ) for the seattergun artists.! Anyone, whether or not a mem 1) | dell; most r Mission this morning. | Juneau Rooms over Juneau Bil-, o will be three ¢ s in|ber of the Gun Club, will be eli-| oran . Caro and Com:pany; | liards now ready for occupan s event, arranged according to| gible to shoot on July 4. Hnt | — hits, fish vole, Ju-' GEORGE BrOTE -Special the handicaps, and will b e fees will be charged on tho 2 {neau Young Hardware; for um- 10:30 delivery Sunday morning. BRI S I |given for first places in each pionship and handicap shoots a3 @ | List Is Announced Um piring most games, fifty cigars —adv. | 01d papers for sate a1 The Bmpire | class. Winner of class A will| while on the , with the pires AlSO Have Oppor- | Alaskan Hotel. i i Py e v % . T jtake $10, of class B, $7.50 and of | cepti 3 Shoot,” en tunity to Win Award | —————— {class C, $5. i tries will be asked to pay for am Z‘I(,C“"I 17‘1‘,’0'. ( ()n!l)(l'ly | munition and te ‘ Twenty-four prizes will be giv| will follow, with a Remingtony . o s Snndbs ahaot . and. i e en, at the end of the baseball| 1g knife or oasll 88 el 0y iuront). e “expected [rom | pe—— season, to players in the City PENNANT FUR :, i eli o oomtasty 0 TR il ity thaft] League who are playing on the| | ] ull, with ammunition and NEWYI“/\N luck on the Fourth A. M. GEYER extreme ends, in averages, errors, ts furnished free of charge £ e home runs, put-outs and other de-| hv the Club, will follow. This|Old papers ror sale a¢ The Mmpire PLUMBING SHEET METAL to a list made public today. | | Our Workmanship, Materials, Dependability This number does mnot include| the $5 cash prize offered by W S ANG Y Qb | 3 ] ~ and Price are our best advertiscrs. TRY US. George Brothers, nor the dollar ] S. t > W A R N I V (, | oo O ‘kn"”,;“ gL Lower Front Street Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska for each homer knocked. Even | the umpires will have a chance i Waldtny LR 58, Aig and | ; : T A : I) g s for a prize this season, for the;s3s Jos Hollywood is second| g s -3 0 uto rivers —— one officiating in the most con-| 52 wins and 37 loses. There| ST tests will be given 50 cigars by|are three games more to fin Dave Housel of the Alaskan Hotel|the first half. San Fran . .. You are hereby requested to 0 donors, and or Whal the| man. *otnorwine "the Beals wi W drive slow on the Thane plank and donors, and for what the|won, otherwise the Seals willl ’ Z : Al k St L d i i e bl ke A e G LG R LB . road or stay off from it. asKad eam Laun ry Most home runs scored, suit of half winners for a 60-40 split. { s : o clothing, B. M. Behrends; second most homers, sultcase, Goldstein's NAGHE] RESIGNS AS > : . ] ALASKA GOLD MINES CO. “SERVICE and QUALITY” Emporium; third most homers, $¢ cash, Junean Transter Company;| [BALL LEAGUE PREXY most three baggers, $10 casa, First o . : il We Can Prove It National Bank; sccond most threc| Charles E. Naghel, elected pres- . - . — DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING rs, baseball glove, Thomas i ident of the Juneau City League G For homes without elec-| DO(I ge Brothers VICTORY SIX IS HERE Now on display at AND YET THE SALE of DIAMOND BRIQUETS R e e e D v most WO abAgEers,|at the beginning of the season, i R Ry L ' 7 aska Meat Company; most | regigned his position last evening gasoline motor - scored, $5 Halvarfold, Butler|at a meeting of the Board of Con- Mauro; best batting average, $10|trol in the Juneau Billiard Par- HE genius that wins leadership never rests. gold piece, Juneau Motors: secondjors, He declared he did not By the time others have struggled to heights QUALITY MEATS best batting average, Premium| have sufficlent time to care for attained by leaders, the leaders have blazed 2 ham, Sanitary Meat Markel; most|the matters which came before trails to new accomplishments. Mayflower Butter and Eggs times at bat, box fancy apples,| him, 3 Sanits N i R AT - The Maytag Aluminum Washer for five years 7 Sanitary Grocery. Although E. M. Goddard was g , g Take Your Choice unanimously. Ghosen ab the mubet: stood without arival. Then came the New Maytag, Featuring Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacons Most stolen bases, one-half ton!ing to act as president for the re- as far in advance of the times as the former Maytag Diamond Briquets, Pacific Coast|mainder of the season, he refused was five years before. The big Maytag factory FHONE 38 Coal Company, delivered by thelthe office when notified of the is now turning out 1400 washers a day. Reliable Transfer; catcher mak-|choice today. The unmatched speed and thoroughness which ing most putouts, $4 picture, Nug-| Nothing else of Importance erized the Maytag of former years has get Shop; second baseman mak-'came before the body, which was chiiacy ytag v | = ing most assists, electric appli-|in session for & ahort (ime only. beerl enhanced by .many moteworthy. features, fnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIII|i||III|IIlIilIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:. 1 [l D ance, Alaska Blectric Light and|The Board will meet again in a in the New M‘:Iytag leportant among them is LOOKIE LOOKIE Power Company; most Dutouts|few days to select a president. a Soft Roller Water Remover which hygs every R Lawn Grass Seed—All kinds of by shortstop, case “Alaska Dry,” o S Gk fold of the clothes. $oth the soap and water are | P, /! 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