The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 21, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY SEPT 2| 1928. BRINGING UP FATHER (W i - ———3%#| Minmg and Recording ;1‘.: - - DEAF AND DUMB STAR it o BY GOLLY- | KNOW WHAT I'LL DO - | VERY SELOOM- NOL DONT TO TRY FOR VARSITY g oy MALGIE TOOK FLL QY THE BOTLER PLANY POKER YO PL s ‘ R EVERY CENT | IN A POKER GAME AN’ ¥ R AT e NORWAYS §,Cs 8096 31 | hocet o0 1n s ek ! e -\ MusT N WIN His Q(O‘C)E:‘ \G‘TH | Th X e & ; gt e ity ot ) ST SOME COIN $R 2] SALARN - | R LS [ who ther dpeak nor | |aska, has fled his application i 29 TO G\T DOWN S || hea whom it pius ed States Land Office at (¢ TOWN - /] i [ hop liron glory th \u Al tor patent - e | : to the Standard Placer Group As- < Ia Ab. n all ciation Placer Mining Claim, % e =~ f sHimi ithle t included within mineral survey Hi 7 P HHEDO No. 1541, situated the Skag- Z \\_ ; way Mining and Recording Dis- . I ollege | |trict and Precinct, Territory of . and baseball team Alasks mouth of Por- I 1 | - - L in Section | ‘ | : E. C.R.M., ) I [ the Commission.” e approxim 35 miles northwest [t the summer |of the Town of Haines, Alaska, Vi } |immediately follow Ameri. and more particlarly described ‘ “ can Legion Smoker on July 3. It|as follows: I, |was receive with favor by the nning at corner No. four lodges now represented on 1, identical with locationy - —— o st and by fight fans generally rer and with corner num- oo | Dbe Skagway, Jim o e T 2 e | Nai on Fraction Mission ......... 46 39 .541 ’mg e 1 JAGK DELANEY i Al s GIANTS AND | oakland 46 40 529 BUARD FGRMED lact will be to elect a fifth mem- | U. 8. M. M. No. 1541 bears Portland ol RS ” Iber so that a permanent. organiza- | 8. 85 deg. 44 min. 50 sec. Sios Aidtien L .88 63 N L f f 28 Fl R |tion can be | and rules pro- i B, 1382.5 feet; thence 8. 40 s e 27 58 318! ert tor (lg ace‘ T NDLE ALL | mulgated. | deg. 56 min. W. 414.6 feet Nationai League ! ! | The Commission will have nof ¥ { to corner No. 2; thence W. Won Lost Pect.! | lother authority an that bestowed 0 feet to corner o St. Louis ...... 89 56 .614 } [on it by the spousors. However, ITALIAN BUXER N. 2633.60 feet to New York . 58 .600 ] I it is pointed oul, these organiza- corner No. 4; thence E. 3,- Chicago .......... 59 i jtions have in the past fostered the| BBBITTS FIBLD, Brooklyn,| 777 feet to corner No. 5; Pittsburgh ... 80 64 6 | A amateur boxing game and staked [Sept. 21.—Jack Delaney last night! thence S. 14 deg. 05 min. W, Cincinnati . 76 61 3 s|the only smokers to be given. Tis|scored a technical knockout over| $54.00 feet to corner No. 6; Hoga“ Raps OUt Home Brooklyn ... 71 73 i Fou 5 Loca] Orgfln!zahons means that the power of the Com.|Hando Tassi, of Italy i lly‘_lmf S. 57 deg. 20 min. W, Run with Bases Loaded Boaton ... 48, 91 2 | Sponsor Commission— |mission will be almost absolute as| 1t was Delaneys first fight since| 276434 feet o corner No. 1, . Philadelphia ..... 42 102 | 3 long as its backers stand pat, o was knocked out by Sharkey| the place of beginning, coms to Win Second Game Name Representatives A ; he was knoc it by y( /tho.olums bf betn e American Lea Its duties will be largely to-|jast Apri ning an area of 159.99 Wnnulfust Pet. | TR ward keeping the box same on “»][h,‘] l-“,,.,“,, HEHE ' Banvyw ‘ acres, conflicting with the POLO GROUNDS, N. Y., Sept.|New York ...... 94 G50 .654 | ORI Vet tivel Bl ateur plane, And. KBODElunaths lon sbtcoes s oo eene (|- followinE S SRS 21.—Big Frank Hogan, stepping|philadelphia ... 93 51 .646 members o huve feneral jurisdic-}y STlor out of the amateut|the ewevenitoeoend “Hackley Claim, Survey into his role like a dime novel St Louis ... 79 66 .545 tion over boxing: matehes in Ju-| o 0T Loien dates to the| - ce e } N Tl e hero, yesterday afternoon saved|Waghington ... 68 76 .472 jneau, backed to the limit by those| o w0 . oiaanizations king to ‘his W Vs “X. Fraction Claim, less what little remains of the Giants’|Chicago il T organizations which in the past|THIONR FIELUEL PO SO e This store’iwill be ‘_"’j: A alll g conflict with Hackley pennant hopes, just as it seemed | Latroit oo Oy have M vents; 10 B & disoutel betwest| Loy, onday) SReptonier i 84, o | | gatmé B ET1R-0:8S AU the Cardinals were about to cap-|Cleveland ... 60 83 into existence, it|*"Y © By A account of Jewish holi ! “Jim Nail Claim — 0,18 g X : b . . eay|them. It will have the power t0|ady. GOLDSTRIN'S EMPORIUM | ture a double victory and almost: poston 93 became known today. Four local|heM ' W hare (10 BORCE O] I igetok cinching the flag. W | organizations have appointed Com-|""%% oy ¥ b8l i RS RTr Skagwa ) — 10, nwlinhg two men out and the| ITZMAN missioners and the xfil;lh is to be|competent physicians before per-| ‘gogyer gp APPLICATION | acr e ol T bases full, in the eighth mnmglMRs SAM WE elected by these four. PR oo DOYERI LG FOR PATENT “John Dalton Clatm of the second game, H(m:ul PASSES AWAY SEATTLE | foners and 'h«-“""" "‘[ ":?ly‘:i‘l';:’]‘l" ;:K'I"‘:‘“'”"h[ ’»\Tl‘)’ Sertal No. 07083 ~ “Burvey No. 209—40.836 smasghed one of Alexander’'s curves | ¢ lodges they represent, are: 140 BRERe: aola suthority. tur the | acres, for a home run enabling the yo. g eitzman, widow of & 15 | , Elks, b ’;”i"”wm e ";m Oy Wt i |In the United ntates Land OfiiceE “Survey ' No. 228—0.56 Giants to come from behind to|, FUh KLl Dionean o Haines, &0 i | McCartney, American Le- “ iy S 7 for the Juneau Land sttnct‘ acres. win 7 to 4 after losing the first{ ), 404 apout eight years ago, & it gion R o5 e s at Anchorage, Alaska. “Conflict of Skagway with game 8 to 5. The Cardinals thus | 750 €0 IO 8 T cop. B | Tom Shearer, Moose. | Jack Wilson, oldtime boxer and,|In the Matter of the \ppm..mm 84 Brd, £OB - Aabon: kept a two-game lead over thel . . % (0 raing to letter ad- 1 | Jagles. |1ater referee and matchmaker of| of AUGUST FRITSCHE, of| «All the areas of conflict be- Giants : i understood the Commis.|hundreds of bouts on Gastinsau| Haines, Alaska, for Patent to' ing clalmed by the applicant The Cardinals 2nd Giants have nine more games to play. YANKEES NARROW LEAD CHICAGO, Sept. 21. — Yankees' margin of lemlenhn\ over the Athletics was reduced to one game when the White Sox defeated the champions 4 to 3 in a 12 inning game yesterday afternoon. The Mackmen defeated Detroit. Arban Faber went the route for the home team giving the cham- pions only eight hits. Babe Ruth is still in a bat- ting - slump, getting nothing in five attempts. Lazerri left the Yankee lineup in the eighth inning on account |y of a strained shoulder. GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Sacramento 2; Mission 1. Oakland 6; Hollywood 2. San Francisco 13; Seattle 3. Los Angeles 3; Portland 4. National League St. Louis 8, 4; New York 5, 7. Pittsburgh 6; Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 7, 5; Boston 2, 9. American Lesgue New York 3; Chicago 4. Boston 2; St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 6; Detroit 1. vices received by W. D. Gross in the mail last night on the Prin- cess Louise. Death was caused by a cancer from which she has suffered for some time. She was buried beside her husband in a Seattle cemetery. She leaves an adopted son, Nathan, about 13 years of age, in Seattle. Mrs. Weitzman went south from Haines about three weeks ago in search for medical relief. Mrs. Weitzman came north from Seattle in the Klondike days of '97, in company with Mr. Gross and others and joined her hus- band, then in business at Dyea. When the White Pass and Yukon Route started operation and Dyea went down, the Weitzmans moved Haines and located. Following Mr. Weitzman's death, Mrs. Weitzman continued a of Haines until going south about three weeks ago. She was about 60 years of age. . ‘SPEED BOAT AND RANGE AWARDS ARE FINALLY MADE The speed boat of the American Legion at aska Fair has been awarded to Homer L. Nordling and the elec- tric range to Ada Williams, in the oftice of the Reliable Trans- fer Company. S, STANDING OF CLUBS® oo ol b o Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct.| Frank Wilson, of Excursion In- Sacramento 53 32 .624 | let, entered St. Ann’s Hospital to- Hellywood 51 34 .600 |day to be treated for an injury to San Francisco... 50 35 .588 one of his knees. 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The number was reduced by two ,recently when- Pitcher Lee Mea- dows| was placed on the volunta |retired list and Outfielder Clyde | Barnhart was sent to Jndianapo- The recent departure of Pitcher Lo: Clyde Barnhart leaves cnly Grantham, Ti j of the championship Pirate crew of 1375 to | | Smith, Johnny Gooch, Johnny Mor-| RBWAT, = e lis of the American Association in ' Old papers tor sale at the Empire. | | Rube Oldham, Clyde Barnhart and | 5 and Outfielder ight and Kremer | tattlc for this year’s exchange for Outlielder Comoros, ky Since tnat memorable afternoon when the Pirates defeated Walter | Johnson and won the title series after a hard uphill fight, Pitts. burgh has cut adrift Stuffy Mcin. nis, Eddie Moore, Max Carey, Car.; son Bigbee, Babe Adams, Earl Vic Aldridge, Emil Yde,' rison, Hazen Cuyler, the latter the out-| standing hero of the series. e s () cost. old stove without charge. 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