The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1928. BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS [MSHUT LP: DOAS | TELLYOU- GET THE f t OWNIN' A FARM (5 BUT 1T'S NOT %0 il b | 23 il g by £ ALL ABOULT FARMING- ik i Beginning at cc FRAETTT v = ’ i f 1, identical with Tunney-Heéney Fight of and with corn July 26 Will Be Seen » A 2 Practiol at Coliseum claims, ved, whence 3 M. No. 1541 bears 14 min. 50 see. 2.5 feet; thence S. 40 min. W. 414.6 feet ovner No. 2; themce W. fect to corner No. 3; 2633.60 feet fto thence B northws Ll THE ONLY THING | WANNA : 7 p A 2 ? | 0 bl LEARN-1S- HOW TO y 4 T i it - 2 | 1‘:“1 SELL T, ( ‘. ¢ | i > % g~ | w. 764.34 feet to corner No. 1, \ » of beginning, con- an area of 159.99 conflicting with the following claims “Hackley Claim, Survey Nor 571-—1.44 aeres. | B pror: the Aevmths, Jound, A “X. Fraction Claim, less { P recely ttoh | its conflict with Hackley i / {eve, Tunney gave the challen Jlaim Sur, 571-—0.33 acres, i A. {);/ S |an awful mauliz 1 “Jim Nall Claim — 0.18 | [through the, remainder __! | mateh nalf-blinded. In th “Skagway Claim — 10.10 round the bell saved Heeney | ITO N s all shown in the ures, @ “John Dalton Claim 6 cording to announcements, to 1 Survey No. 299—40.836 i ; en at the Coliseum NAT,LEABUE| AT YAKIMA FAIR| 20 i s e i o { | | { | 2 as nome of said conflicting | YAKIMA, Sept. 11.-—After taking| ojaims are mnow In good | NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—While|prizes in three previous races, Br-! gianding except those owned | the es and Athletics were|win Horstman, Chicago auto racer.! by the applicant. [1dle yesterday beforo resunling|was killed late ve after. | {the American ue struggle,|noon on the State Fair k-when| plicant 159.99 acres. {the Giants cot back in the run- [his machine tangled with ome dariv- “U. 8. L. M. N 11 to | “Total area claimed by ap- ning in the National League pen-|en by Clyde Bloomgren on a curv which this survey is tied, iz nant race taking two games from [crashing through a fence | in Latitude 59 deg. 25 min. |the I 8. The Chid Cubs{. Bloomgren was only slightly in.| 05 see. N., and Longitude are tied now with the Giants fot | jured. i 6 deg. 13 min. W.” second place and within th — Any and all persons claiming games of the league's leading S NOTICE adversely any of the above de- Louis Cardinals r scribed placer minfng claim or Prices for fall and winter premises, ARE HEREBY NOTI GAMES MONDAY | months repair work of any kind.'RIED That ualess they file their Pacific Coast League | Price $7.00 per day. I will put adverse claims with the Register Hollywood 6, 1; San Franciscoion patent shingles for $2.00 Per|of the United States Land Offiee {1000. Cedar shingles for $3.00 |at Anchorage, Alaska, within the ; Oakand 1, 5 per. 1000 Call 137. Henry{period of publication, or. eight sion 6, §; Los Angeles 1, 3. |Gorham. adv. | months thereafter, they will be National League s TS |barred by virtue of the provisiona New York 4, 11;-Boston 1, 0, " of the Statutes. Pittsburgh 7; Chicago 5 NOT‘C%&FP‘:%’;I]&I,?MIOX J. LINDLEY GREEN, Brooklyn 6, 7; Philadelphia 11, 2. | serlal No. 07083 Register. |Cincinnati 7; St. Louis 2. W First publication July 26, 1938 American League In the United states Land Office | 7ast publication Sept. 28, 1928. St. Louis 5; Cleveland 3 tar the Feno ad Distriot d o> Chicago 6 Detroft 4. o g NOTICE Boston §; Washington 2. In the Matter of the Application| .. ,: % “i'l:.r ‘kl (r"”&::hpr & ot Auuust FRITSCHB, ofly. yusiney: ,as Jiusan UM STANDING OF CLUBS Haines, Alaska; for Patent to| g (H5TER 08 Sttt HHSE, Pacific Coast League the Standard Placer Group of | oo™ "ty oo Mt e Won Lost Pot.| pjacer mining claims embraced [ ¥!! P offered for gale at publie oy B O S n U S Mineral Susvey No. \duction at the place ot businegs 3 46 29 1541, situated 1o the Skegway of said Juneau Music House, §0 43 Minimg and Recording District IF:“;‘I"“:‘“X:m]"":':'r"'llMl‘;k,“q ‘: 10 . and Precinet, First Judicfal [, o ©% TP . Gaid. scd 40 35 531 Division, Alaska. s i . Lot bt Lo | CONsist of stock in trade, fixtures, i Ba7 o hion 1§ HERBBY' GIVENY, 4 inee property; of ‘it tu Angeles -387 | That AUGUST FRITSCHE, a citl- o0 OVl RIORCESH, 6 Sat0 €0 Pestiin 4 X 07 %en bE_(HY United. Btates, Whose L., e o aihent Bidders’ toi Gull | Nationai post oftice address fs Haines, Al-| SR BAC AP DICCRIR 10T CABh aska, has filed his application in ;16 TEAC R KRR |St. Louis t the United States Land Office at g . ~ | Jates 8 8 |Chicago ; Anchorage, Alaska, for patent|, Pied this 1stiday of Septems 1.\" w York 56 to the Standard Placer Group As- " " GROVER C. WINN. 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