The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1928, Page 5

L ———— BRINGII\G UP EATHER WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YouU- MISTER? 1 CANT REMEMBER MY NAME OR \DD'?E’:S BUT HERE 'S A T plgTunr_ OF MY | HAT RAC THAT GU™ LHE RUNNIN IN? LEANIN' AGAINST THAT LAMP POST LOOKS S0 \SAD HE MUST BE WAITIN' FOR HIS WIFE- LUCKY GUY- \‘4“ U g U AMNE%IAJ AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY CLEANED S Our work is done by a special vacuum cleaner ©71928. by Int'l Feature Service. Inc Great Britain nights eescrved JAPS WILL BID FOR CUE TITLE HELD BY Y. CHICAGO, July 13.—America's billiard supremacy is on the playing in the room of being challenged by the Japan-|a different section from the men ese; with the passing of the pr Only while in Japan, did| e ¥ top notchers will go Amer-| the “worldly billiard glant,” as| s monopoly of titles, Cochran was known to the Japs | At least that | meet defeat and Welker attribute; Kar “Oodhrah; that to the referee, who announce: champion, | the uation after Received a shipment of WINDOW SHADES —sizes from 28 to 48 inches wide—at JUNEAU PAINT STORE it is not uncommon to see woren though in 1Scnltish Brides Promise To Cherish, Not Obey P[lI\IH RGH, July 13.—Scot-| ides need no longer prom- verge — GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Sacramento 2; San Francisco 1. Hollywood Seattle 2. Oakland 2; Los Angeles 8. Mission 12; Portland 2. National Leagac New York 1; St. Louis 11 Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati 0. at end of eighth on of rain. Boston 1; Chicago 4. American League Detroit 4; New York 2. Cleveland 2; Washington 1. St. Louis 3; Boston 1. Chicago 4, Philadelphia STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet Sacramento § 3 Hollywood 3 | Seattle San Francisco | Mission Oakland |Los Angeles Portland IPURE FOOD INSPECTOR | ° VISITS LOCAL PLANTS To inspect sanitation and pack- ing conditions in salmon can- neries in this district, W. H. Spaulding, Inspector for the Food, Drug and Insecticide Ad- ministration of the Department of Agriculture, left here today | on the motcrship Margnita. He makes his headquarters at Seat- tle, covering Alaskan plants from there Mr. Spaulding arrived here this morning on the steamer Admiral Watson from the westward. He has just completed inspection of {plants as far west as the Kodiak area. He will spend the rest of the season in Southeastern Alaska. Kellogg_’s Plan Is Now Approved by Peru TOM HEENEY WORKING ON NEWTACTICS Getting His Left in Shape to Aid Right in Jolt- ing Punches once THE NEW VICTORY SIX BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE performer speed and the swiftest acceleration price field—the most horsepower per the lowest center of gravity —the strongest chassis and body construction- iginal beauty —— that is Dodge is the way Wel-| former 1% balkline es up the billiard si a successful tour NEW DESI The s score finest in its class—the greatest maximum brought to, this pound of car weight the greatest riding comfort the most or- Brothers new Victory Six. McCaul M otor C ompany was last prev s had the referec t he said two JIp but figure I 25| beat out of some points.” Cochran interestingly dosc la billiard match in Japan erop of stars|there are speeche y ¢ control of the| O subject, usna from their father| Then come ma their own home ywed riously. Today nlayers then ica is not taking The Jap never whether said| an-| sh provincial synod of the L] T opal Church in Scotland at | |its recent convocation here ap-| With the |proved of a recommendation of|inDg other {the bishops, put forward by Can-|llards and the Japanese boys |en Mackay of that|even the girls of 11 and 12 y | hereafter 5 the|lcarning the game, Welker sc. word in| America’s billlard supremacy sl ithat part of |1y fading. 3, b.|ice, following The present day ‘upll(“. of who learned the [the cue ball elther | the at a table in fact. took the game se RARSRLS Pt the youth of A: B| F. DECKER WANTED |UP the same g aunsu ] Billiards in Japan A request for new, having first cerning the whereabouts of Ben-|troduced about 25 year 64 jam'n F. Dec been re- it was not until 64 celved at the Governor's office. | the Japanese began to show an .273 His description is given as 40 |int in the game. In that Nationel League ! s old, height five feet eight|year Koji Yamada returned to hi Won' Lost Pet. inches, heavy set, light complex-|native conntr ss {1 St. Louis .635 jon, blue eyes. He was last|competition halk line| New York 573 heard near Jun tournament in Americ Yamada | Cincinnati _ 35 3 | > soon became the idol of Japan and Chicago 560 | tho casiost billiards flourished. Balk line was| Brooklyn .538 the world i taken up for the f time althoj Pittsburgh .481 think yeu a mitch four-bnll sgtraight rail 18} Bosten } 316 of the hardest played today Philadelphia 1292 {who think you Recreation } | cheese. ever nouncemer time rcount American dive ms youth besides ald 1liree| and 1 could | was being Edinburgh, substitute for “obey” the marriage s which the will." The nod points out, will service in comformity ribas Iirst eryone billiards wi FAIRHAVEN, N. J.,, July 13 —Most of Tom Heeney's prepara- tions for his fight on July 26 with Gene Tunney are based on development of his southpaw punching apparatus. His right hand has been effective in shoot- ing jolting straight punches und- er the heart which has been Heeney's best offensive equip- ment. Now he is developing his left and is beginning to show| WASHINGTON., July 1Al results. Peruvian note, approving of Sce-| tetary of State Kellogg's pro-! posal for restoration of diplomatic relations between Peru and Chile| has reached the State Department,} virtually concluding the long drawn out negotiations. Plans of re-| sumption of full diplomatic rela-' tions is a new step toward the solution of the Tacna Arica terri torial dispute which caused the break in the relations more than | two decades ago. | Philadelphia 18 Shatters Oldest Turk’s g - 48 Dream of Seeing U. S./ciuveiuna CONSTANTINOPLE, July 12.—|Chicago What he claims o be the first Washington 6 tragedy in all his 155 yea ]LH‘““M,," 33 befallen Zaro Agha, the lll]l])u[r”” 33 Old Man” of Turkey and self-! Juneau City League styled oldest man in the world.! ‘Won Lost Pet. The tragedy is the pricking of his!giks 2 1.000 favorite bubble—the dream of a 667 | trip to the United -States. | American J,‘-;,um 1 500 A facetious and wealthy Turkish|Alaska Juneau... 0 .006 merchant offered to finance the Next scheduled game is Sun-| old man’s trip. Nimble and ener-|day, Elks vs.| Legion getic, the age Kurd proceeded to ——————— make his preparations, threw down INFORMATION WANTED ! his job as doorkeeper at the city ABOUT EARL STOUT hall, and then demanded the prom-' Inquiry has been received at ised money from the merchant, With the latter's avowal that he the Governor’s Office for informa- | the o bring | : ¥ with | 01 e a5 o exhibit applaud their the mission fancy it the| A. M. 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Y., July 13 —Gene Tunney took a holids today, Friday, the lhirt?('nth and took a rest, Tunney's han- dlers believe in keeping the cham- pion from reaching the peak of condition too early and add five pounds cn him which will be useful during the remaining 13 days of training. Tunney today postponed a 10- round session with hig sparring partners and punching the ball until tomorrow. Tex Rickard expects Tunney next Sunday. Per Capita Wealth Of Japan Increases Lower Front Street Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska things in people who . and one like those a Ddiece of of average Alaska Steam Laundry “SERVICE and QUALITY” We Can Prove It DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 are ro¢ sprung up and toc American League Won Lust 68 23 L~ | I New York & PRESSING to visit Soes TOKYO, July 13 inet bureau statistics relating to Japan’s national wealth, the tak- ing of which started in 1924, dis- closed a valuation of approximate- 1y 102,300,000,000 yen (the yen is valued at less than 50 cents). 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