The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS ‘ THANK GOODNESH-THAT VALET THAT MAGGIE HIRED DOESN' T BOTHER HANGIN AROQUND- WHATS THE TROUBLE - MAGGIE? AFRALID HE 1S GOING TO LEAVE US - (On HEMRY-OUR VALET JUST 'NHERITED $5000- HE HAS THE MONEY-1I'M Rivals in Pe nnant Fight' = Miller Huggins, peppery manager of New York Yankees, and Connie Mack, gray-headed pilot fighting it out for first place in of Philadelphia Athletics, are the American lcague, with the ter. odds slightly in favor of the olds BALL TOSSERS BIVEN AWARDS C. H. MacSpadden Named as Most Valuable Player in League This Year C. H. Macspaaden of the ! Juneau baseball team was voted | the most valuable player in the| City League during the 1928 se son, at a meeting of the office of the Board of Control, held yes- terday noon. In awarding this honor to “Big Mac,” as he is known to local ball fans, the baseball officials qe- clared MacSpadden, although pos. sibly not the best in any one line of the game, has done more for the good of baseball this sea- son than anyone else. The award is a pair of Florsheim shoes, do- nated by H. S. Graves. Besides pitching, catching and playing various positions in the in- field for his team, MacSpadden umpired more games than any other man in the League and as- sisted in many ways to further the general interests of the League and make it a success, the com. mittee reported. The other big prize of the sea- son, the suit of cldthes offered by B. M. Behrends for the most home runs scored, was taken by Bob Keaton, who knocked out four circuit clouts this summer. Following is the list of other prizes awarded at the meeting, and the donors: Second in most home runs scored, suit case, Gold- stein’s Emporium, Manning and Andrews tied at 3 each; third in most home runs, $5 cash, Juneau Transfer, Kearney; most three- base hits, $10 cash, First National Bank, Bill Schmitz; second in three-base hits, baseball glove, Thomas Hardware, Nello. Most two-base hits, one ham, Alaska | Meat runs scored, $5, ler Mauro, Fred batting average, $10 gold piece, Juneau Motors, Barragar; second best batting average, one Premium ham, Sanitary Meat Market, El. dred; most times at bat, one box fancy apples, Sanitary Grocery, F. Schmitz; most stolen bases, one- half ton Diamond Briquets, Pacif. ic Coast Coal Co., Habenicht. Catcher making most put-outs, $4 picture, Nugget Shop, Thomas; | second baseman making most as- sists, electric appliance, Alaska Electric Light and Power Cno, F. Schmitz; most putouts by short- stop, one case “Alaska D The Irros Co., Barragar; most times passed by pitcher, one Fry’s Deli- cious Ham, Frye Bruhn Co., Han- na; pitché making most strike- outs, one hox El Paxo cigars, West Coast Grocery Co., P. Schmitz. aska Co., Barragar; most Halvarfold, But-| Schmitz; ‘best! Another for Bob Pitcher with best field' average, one-half ton Diamond Briquets, Pacific Coast Coal Company, Bob Keaton; first baseman with most putouts, one case ‘“Alaska Dry,” The Irros Co., Andrews; third baseman with most putouts, one box cigars, Burford’s Corner, Hen- ning; player with least strikeouts in at least 15 games, $5 cash, Mort Truesdell, Andrews and Barragar tied at 3 each; most errors, case of Mission Oranges, J. B. ( and Company, Vale; most sacri- fice hits, fish pole, Juneau-Young Hardware, Coughlin; for umpir-| ing most games, 50 cigars, Alaskan Hotel, C. H. MacSpadden. In order to procure their tro- phies those who havo won prizes| must first secure a requisition from C. D. Ferguson at the office of the Pacific Coast Coal Com- pany on Ferry Way. Where two or more men have tied for a prize it will be up to them either to split the award or flip a coin to decide the winner, the baseball offjcials asid. LET Almquist Press Your Suit. We call and deliver. Phone 528. ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET Now is the time to have your car and radio batteries put in conditi service, We employ a We have a complete EXIDE STORAGE BATTERIES on for fall and winter n expert battery man. line of the famous Capital Elcctric Company Near Cold Storage Building PHONE 416 ——— J. J. NAWMAN PLUMBING A. M. GEYER SHEET MET/L QUALITY WORK with QUALITY MATERIALS means 4 good looking job and o rep Thone 154 Lower Front Street e ———: S. Juneau, Alaska |GIANTS MoV |Oakland (Portland |Cincinnati | Philadelphia . ING CLOSER T TOP IN FLAG RACE NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—The Giants' fortunes continued to im- prove when the Neéw Yorkers won twice yesterday from the| Boston Braves and by virtue of | the defeat of St. Louis by Chi-| cago, moved up within one and one-half games of the leader. The | victory was the third double suc- cess and if the Giants can repeat teday it will set a record. The Cubs, meéanwhile by help- ng New York and downing the Cards, meved to within half a same of the | GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Jacramento 13; Hollywood 3. Oakland 6; Mission 11. San Francisco 7; Portland Los Angeles 4, 1; Seattle 11, 0 National League St. Lonis 1; Chicago 6. New York 12, 7; Boston 2, 6 Brooklyn 10; Philadelphia 0 American League 4; St. Louis 6. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 29 29 32 16 37 46 Chicago Hollywood Sacramento San Francisco Mission . 49 .49 14 30 41 30 .30 417 24 53 Leaj angnfio.l 83 56 81 56 . 82 58 70 62 73 63 71 69 . 44 90 .41 97 American League Won Loust New York .......... 91 48 Philadelphia ...... 90 50 St. Louis 7 62 Chicago . 66 74 Washington 65 75 Detroit 62 18 Cleveland . 69 81 Boston 49 90 Los Angeles Seattle on Nationei St. Louis ... New York ... Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston jnew 1928, by Int'l Feature Service. Ine. Creat Britain rights reserved. DR. BUTLER TO SUPPORT HOOVER NEW YORK, Sept. 14— A. Edmund Machold, new chairman of the Republican State Committee, announced last night that Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler had pledged Support to Herbert Hoover. "Machold said that Dr. But- ler believed Republicans should support the Republi- can ticket, but that he would not retract his criticism of Hoover's attitude toward li- quor and the navy. R New Congressmen Elected from South NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.—Twn members will appear in the National House of Representatives from M ippi as the result of Wednesday’s and August's primar- ies, but the Louisiana members will be the same as in the present House The Democratic run-of. primaries in both Louisiana and Mississippi were held Wednesday All the nominations are equiva- lent to election. | In a Mississippl primary Robert S. Hall of Hattlesburg won the seat vacated by T. Webber Wilson when the latter unsuccessfully won the seat vacated by T. Webber Wilson =~ when the latter unsuc- cessfully attempted to replace Senator Hubert D. Stephens in the United States Senate, Congre man B, G. Lowley of the Second District, wgs unscated in yester- day's run-off by Wall Boxey. There was one run-off Congres. Robert Thomson, all over the Unit sfonal contest ip Louisiana which ed States. was won by Congressman James O’Connor of New Orleans, defea-| ing J. A. Brulard, his nearest rival | in the August primaries. Both States had Supreme Court him was in May, 1 contests. ——— | JUNEAU FLORISTS EXHIBIT ‘r MAMMOTH MAIDENHAIR FERN‘ | Among the outstanding entries in the Juneau floral display at the Southeastern Alaska Fair is a large perfect maidenhair fern exhibited by J. P. Anderson, pro- prietor of the Juneau Florists. It was fittingly awarded a first pre- mium, Linol Deadeni Thomas Ha FLOOR COVERINGS Certainteed Rugs eums ng Felts THE rdware Co. OH! i,m« S HENRY! HELEN WINS FIFTH NATI ONAL TI P AR T T TLE Helen Wills Is presented the rose filled cup representing the ‘women’s national tennis championship by Wailter Merrill following \her victory over Helen Jacobs in the final it Forast Mille. - SAD MOTHER SEEKS |could not find out anything about WORD OF HER SON him, so I came to Angeles jand am now in San Francisco, My born in 1908 in Montreal, Any news regarding him ly appreciated his v | son wa ! Quebec. o, | will be b “1,sad mother. 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Herrold} under indictment in Alaska for forgery and recently | arrested at Seattle, has been dered returned here for trial, was announced today by U. S, Marshal Albert White. Herrold in- dicted several months at Ketchikan where he be brought back for trial. e 91d papers for sate at th NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT Sertal No. 07083 ago will o Empire. In the United states Land Office for the Juneau Land District, at Anchorage, Alaska. In the Matter of the Application of AuuusT FRITSCHE, of Haines, Alaska, for Patent to the Standard Placer Group of placer mining claims embraced in U. S. Mineral Survey No. 1541, situated in the Skagway Minmg and Recording District and Precinet, First Judicial Division, Alaska. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN That AUGUST FRITSCHE, a citi- zen of the United States, whose post office address is Haines, Al- aska, has filed his application in the United States Land Office at Anchor the yelation . Alaska fe Standard Placer Gr Placer Mining weluded within mineral 1541, situated in the Mining and Recording and Precinct and at th Creek, Als n 28 8, R C.R.M., pproximately 35 miles northwest £t Town of Haines, Alas ind particlarly desc . wy t laska of Por upine = o Beginning at ecc No. identical with location ler and with corner num- bers 2-3 and Nail and claim unsurv $. M. M. No. deg. 44 , 1382.5 feet; min, W, to covner No. 2 0 feet t rner 1 action , whence 1541 bears min. 50 see, thence 8§ 40 114.6 feet thence W. rner No. 3; 60 et E No. 4; thenc 3. feet to corner thence S. 14 deg. 05 min 854.00 feet to corner thence S, deg. 20 min 1.34 feet to corner No. > of beginning, con an area of 159.99 conflieting with the following claims “Hackley Claim, No. 571—1.44 acres “X. Fraction Claim, its conflict with Claim Sur. 571—0 Jim Nail Claim acres. Skagway Claim — acres. John “Survey No. acre ¢ w. 6 w. 1, Survey less Hackley acres 0.18 10.16 Dalton Claim -—40.836 urvey No. acre Conflict of Skagway with Sur. 229—1.103 acres “All the areas of conflict be- ing claimed by the applicant as none of said conflicting claims are now in good standing except those owned by the applicant. “Total are iimed by ap- plicant “U. 8. L which this in Latitu 05 sec. y is tied, ic 59 deg. 256 min, and Longitude 138 deg. 13 min. W.” Any and all perscns advergely any of the above de- seribed placer mining claim o2 premises, ARE HEREBY NOTI- FIED That ualess they file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, within thy period of publication, or eight months thereafter, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statutes. J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. 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