The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1928. RRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS I}””‘Jxfl”&s“?fi‘“wnsr ‘STANFORD U ON STEAMER YUKON ‘ | CAN'T SLEEP - | h citor General of the Unitec LOOK AT ME! States, who has been in and b § round Juneau fer the last week eft early this morning on the teamer Yukon for the Westward D"kms Dr Peitzer in In- | he will spend the next two | ternational Athletic we hunting. Mr. Mitchell ig | n Alaska on a combined ‘lfliAhl‘: MCE and pleasure trip | Ol i | Germany, Aug. 22.= OIFX\,IALS FISHING { Emerson Bud Spencer, of Stam. Itord University, quarter.miler, yes~ Secretary of Agriculture W. M rday defeated Dr. Otto Peltzer Gov. George A. Parks, || © 300 meter run in the Inters 1 G Redington, Chief of the|nd al Athletic mee Spencer's Biological Survey [time was 35 and four-tenths sed- | . Jardine, brother of the tary and A. F. Swenbsen of ) | > member of the i T G wreearser 1011 o1 GEORGE KGJAC OF Cint cant cnristensen. carly 1 NEW YORK WINNER morning for a d: fishing trip IN BUDAPEST SWIM GAMES TUESDAY ( to Turner Lake. They expect to Pacific Coast League Tu N N EY Is lN réturn sometime tonight. BUDAPEST, Aug. 22George PR A i 1] : . Portland 6; San Francisco 1. Kojac, of New York, Yy erday N Mission 6; Oakland 3. B1G GAME HUNTER ON YUKON{“on the 200 meter backstroke of Hollywood 3; Sacramento 6. i NGLAND.G'VES i the National Aquatic Carnival. and National League ] | w u 1 | Arne Borg, of Sweden, clipped Miller, big game hunter |’ ¥ ¢ New York 2; Cincinnati 3 four seconds off the Olympic rec. . from Buffalo, N. Y. is a w s Philadelphia 3; Chicago 1 ‘ uuT |NTERV|EW ward bound passenger on the Yu.|Ord in the 400 meter free stylg Boston 2; Pittsburgh 6. kon whichleft Juneau this morn.[WIm Brooklyn 6; St. Louis 1. 3 ing. He expects to hunt bear as American Lesuzuel Reiterates He Is Through|wen as other big game. — Andy CGHILY Y ”9 h,'“}[ e:‘( ’N ERQ BFCK()N ROOKIES ‘li\m back. Larry batted .326,|Chicago 3; Washingto b , Stiohs A6 AvBHAFARY" will- ant. is FOXX, WHITNEY, STRIPP, “REGS” NOW 5 Sttt Tt b 21 | iy e |22 ewest of the young third i Cleveland 4; nmuunm a 12 B Forever TAKU PACK GOOD aterial is Wally Gilbert wio, like | Y (Wmh"‘.i" encourt, gained most of hisi STANDING OF CLUBS 5 _ The total cannery pack at the sports fame as a foot a 4 o | e I'“ e Pacific Coast League o . shrly this morn.|14bby. McNeill and Libby plant He s &% ; won Lost Pet.| While most of the passen. |9t Taku Harbor was approx {lyn Robbins, coming from the At-|Sacramento 3¢ 15 .1 , Tunney and his friends|Mately. 86,000 cases it was re- {lanta team of the Southern Asso-|Hollywood 3 arked @& rmilé from the|Ported today by menm om the Hx: low who for several seasons has|San Francisco "”*‘ shore and came to land on a ten. [WSION t.j"Tom Daslolon, A 3 fat ANGwiHE the D s pa 5 ey [ tender from the cannery, which | Confidentially, they have third base should be piayed. Misgion ... After hurried customs formali- \‘\';“lin yn;u this afternoon.: Capt. about everything here, | With Hendrick, the Robins’ mado | Lo Angeles E . fes, the former ehampion of the|™t o } “"; . werintendent is |kl joa cream, cpld _drinks, {over third-sacker, playing o Portland i‘; e world set out for London by auto.)#board the Excursion even Phonographs and cally, Gilbert probably will receive |Seattle - 8% 131 mobile through mist and rain, a sy 5 records. ‘An early chance to try for the job | National League typical English day. CANNERY MAN ON YUKON regularl ndr 3 1y Won ' Lost Pot. ofore disembarking, Tunney re-f B A B " New York 44 804 | cofved a group of Britlsh and| O J- Alexander, General, Bup-| { thira pricipally because of his Louis 47 003 | American newspapermen in: higjerimtendent of the Sunny Folut| ‘mm ? \ Sl muiaitat s e Packing Company, passed through L o ] 6 ms, He again emphasiséd that[JONesd on the Yiikon on his w Phone 94 to Funter Bay from Ketchikan. CARLSON’S TAXI LET Almquist Press Your Suit We call and deliver, Phone 528. — he was through with professional | ' B 1CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAY! | Brooklyn . 3| boxing forever and that above [ | i Home cooked chicken dinner at [ Boston thing else during his pr the Forget- Me - Not Thursday | philadelphia 32 300 | Buropean trip he wants pr evening. American Leazue ——————— '3 Lost old p-m. rs for sale at the l:mmre : | New York TR o ol THE NEW VICTORY SIX . 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