The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1928. e —— BRINGING UP l"ATHER By GEORGE McMANUS ’ [ Nicaragua’s Nominee | Precinet, First Judieta BY GoLLyY-1 ;éoMISED DINTY I'D ; I WISH | KNEW HOW | COULD & ) PLL HANG ME - —~ — NOTICE 18 HEREBY 4,[\'!'?: SEE HIM TO-DAY AN' LIKE A BIG ' GET IT-IF | GO IN AN TAKE &E*\G-SA:S:EA:‘%UR ‘ HAT UP 1IN A Chat AUGUST FRT HE, a ¢ 3 'M GO’ A ; § PROPER PLACE zen of the United States, whose 1 T- SHELL KNOW Gomny 1T UP- | INSIST ( it WHEN | GIT TO ; post office address is Haines, Al UPON THINGS DINTY'S MAGGIE'S ! v BEING PUT 1N Z THEIR PROPER PLACES- ka, has filed his application in ey e United States Land Office at of 4 "w-de - . \uchorage, Alaska, for patent o8 3 x 5 to the Standard Placer Group As: | 3 sclation Placer Mining Claim ncluded within mineral survey No. 1541, situated in the Skag way Mining and Recording Dis trict and Precinct, Territory of Alaska, and at the mouth of Por- e Creek, Alaska, In Section R. 54 E. CRM, ipproxim ly 35 miles northwest of\ the Town of Haines, ¥ s fand more particlarly desecribed tVeM ¥ ¥ 15 follows VEMMS \ f ] “Beginning at 1720, by 1nt] Feature Service, Inc. | ¥ : identical with loc hts veserved | | corner and with corner num- bers 3-3 and 3 Skagway, Jim Nail and Nisson Fraction unsurveyed, whence LEUPOLD AND ;TW(I)NL:)QIE'H{RIC%A%EO%RT‘,I\dnlfo Bernard, of (‘.-rnun(‘.a,; :\ = \',I{V“ ‘:;U"“lr;—l‘{ml”:'? ‘ 1382.5 feet; thence 8, 40 ¢ 1 ! | | Nicaragua, who received word | deg. 56 min. W. 414.6 feet LUEB MAY BE | Charges against Cecil Vail and | that he probably would be | to corner No. 2; thence W ‘ |gim : ‘Donald, ught several | nominated for president of his | 967.0 feet to corner No. 3; N |months ago by bition a ts| country while visiting in| thence N. 2633.60 feet to junder the National Prohibition | UJpited States. He is a Con-| corner No. 4; thence E. 3,- | {Act, are to be taken direct before | servative, well Eked by both| 7 2 feet to corner No. 1 |the Federal District Court, it was ive and foreign elements in | thence S. 14 deg. 05 min. W. 1 e lindicated today when both men | Bative and foreig 854.00 feet to corner No. v ; WNicaragua. S g S ind Athletics remained unchang- STANDING OF CLUBS g were re-arrested on bench war- i thence S. leg. 20 min. W. GlANTs MAKE [41 after yesterday's games as the Pacifio Codit Tesgne Returned to Senate denappers and Slayers of rants fssued by Juige B Coke 2764.34 feet to corner No. 1, ) | Motors of the Inde- Yankees lost to Cieveland, 4 to Won Lost | . | Hill y 1 the place of beginning, con- y ondent St 1ship Company ss 3, and St. Louis beat the Athlet- Sacramento 54 35 Bobbie Franks Soon penden p Company A 3, and J 5 ; p "l Vail and Donald were arrested |pom Seattle September 25, ¥ taining S of 1 « |ies. The double loss is favorable Hollywood = 1 P i Be Free onsError [early last summer and bound over |yatronnee s solicited. For se.| 8¢res, conflicting with § |to the Yankees since only six|San Francisco.... | . to the Grand Jury. Under the 3 — | i curing space, see D Femmer, | following claims: games are left for New York and |Mission ... § new proceedings the cases will he 1 e cases , 24 “Hackley Claim, Survey SHICAGO, “Hetht s EAs: arsor ) cr Phone 114 .l o) R . five for Philadelphia. The two | Oakland 3 46 E [ ; '!I‘v \r.r‘v. Sept. 25 I.\x; .” T taken direct to the District Court. | E No. 571—1.44 acres. game margin by which the Yan-|Portland 38 6 | 5 " i 0 the mittimus under which, Rich — e ‘X. Fraction Claim, less kees lead increases relatively ev- |Los Angeles .. 5 < jard Loeb and Nathan Lecpold TONSILS OUT Among - those passiy throusn its conflict with Hackley ) o130 a6y, hDBER HeitBek makas x| Seatile ? X 818 |were sent to Joliet Penitentiary 4 & vesterday on the Admiral Rogersi oaim Sur. 571-—0.33 acres. . i e g oo et tho i 1 4 |years ago, makes these slayers of | qonoviove White, voung daugh.| W8S D B. Jackson, accountant for “Jim Nafl Claim — 0.18 Are Now One Game Be-|stin = Loty Miller pitched the Nationkt Toague |Bobbie Franks aligible for barole | o cag witiam ¢ Wi mee|the W. P.Mills Company, Sitka.| qoron hind Cardinals—Yanks, |vankees onty five hits. Worr Lost 4 {18 pix, morel yRefh R ‘.‘hu-rry Point, was admitted to St.|~ ==X “Skagway Claim — 10.16 : - St.. Louis <91 6 615 2 E inton - Clabaugh, Chairman of| ypy s Hogpital this morning to| NOTICE OF APPLICATION acres, Athletics Lose Games [New York 90 58 .6 Jll |the State Boara of Pardons and |ps per emeils bemors FOR PATENT “John Dalton Claim 5 GAMES MONDAY Chicago $6 585 | & 1 Il‘nw-~. said he spcke of them as| Fliy e : Sertal No. 07083 | “Survey No. 209—40.536 IEW Y y 5 3 5 4 Sl . | Pittsburgh 87 § ? |the “sons of wealth, who are the old rs for sale at tiie Bmpl acres. NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—A de- 0 games played yesterday. | i IR i pored vube & Yo d. pRpers SN0 QLR BB . " o, a4 luge of home runs yesterday that | Teams open this afternoon on the Cincinnati i il l,n’in'*,"':f :;:(]_',:""mh‘,. life | Feme o me s rsssooo=y|In the United States Land Office e bty i swamped Ray Kolp, Cincinnati|following schedule for this week: | Brooklyn ¢ ; ! e ; for the Juneau Land District, s right hander, enabled the Glants| Portland at Sacramento. Joston B g [santence for murder and kidnap- |} at Anchorage, Alaska. Conflict ,of Skagway with to remain in the thick of the| Mission at San Francisco. Philadelphia , B, e E (G And are SEREITNE “fine In the Matter of the Application Sur, 229—1.103 acres. IM(lbry’S Cflf(’ i of AUGUST FRITSCHE, of| “All tho areas of conflict be- Nattonal League pennant race, a| Se at Oakland. Ameridal dmbitue Siedrds,” sald CIABRUENI, #le sald| \ \ ) game behind the Cardinals Hollywood at Los Angeles Won Lost e an effort will be made to seek a|) Haines, Alaska, for Patent to| ing claimed by the applicant All seven runs of the Giants New York 96 649 . 3 {parole when, because of an er.|} Imperial Building the Standard Placer Group of, as none of said conflicting came on four home runs, all into National Leagne Philadelphia 04. 6 635 |/ %7 4 ror, they will become eligible ! Front Street placer mining claims embraced) claims are now in good the right field stands. Two of [ Pittsburgh 3, 2; Buison 1 St. Louis §0 530 “One is the private secretary of!{ | In U. S. Mineral Survey No standing except those owned the circuit drives came from the|Cincinnati New York 7. yashington ... 72 184 3 2 r the First Warden," said Clabaugh. |} y | 1641, situated in the Skagway| by the applicant bat of Frank O'Doul. Jackson's|St. Louis 9; Brooklyn Chicago ks § 477 e ¢ {“The other is the private secre. Regular Dinners Minimg and Recording District “Total area claimea oy ap= home run in the eighth inning|Chicago 7; Philadelphia 6 Detroit % 82 150 | Senator Frederick Hale, of lary (o the Protestant Chaplain p— —————| oplicant 159.99 acres. broke the tie score and accounted American League Cleveland 112 | Maine, who was re-elected for a yet Leopold is generally believed Short Orders “U. 8. L. M. No. 1541 to for three runs. Boston 0; Detroit 6. Boston B 358 | third term over Herbert E. lto be the brains of the prison | which this survey is tied, fg it} Philadelphia 2; St. Louis 6. ——————— Holmes, Democrat, by a majority |break a few months ago which Lunches in Latitude 59 deg. 25 min. CLEVELAND, Sept. 25. — The |New York 3; Cleveland 4. | Leon Permanment wave, £12.50 |nof more than 75.000. |has cost so far the lives of inno- C 05 sec. N., and Longitude 4 b uig ) relative atus of the Yankees|Washington 8; Chicago 4. fern Bezuty Parlor. —adv {eent men and resulted in the hang- 5 2 2 4 136 deg. 13 min. W. —_— o — e ~ |ing of three men.” Open'6 a. m, to 2 8, m. ‘ s Any and all persons claiming ———— POPULAR PRICES adversely any of the above de- Alacka’s i jscribed placer mining claim or MINK FOR SALE Mérchants Lunch served { (| Alaska’s Most Up-to-Date || premises, ARE HEREBY NOTI- ey from 11:30 a. m. to 2 Pool and Billiard Hall ‘FI]-:I) That ualess they file their Thirteen mink, nine fomales p. m. daily. 50 cents ~e ~ jadverse claims with the Register and, four males in pen two years. | ¥ % Cigars, Candy, Con- of the United States Land Office Fbur young this spring. Will sell | fectioner Pop at Anchorage, Alaska, within the alfl-intluding pens and extra wire | Y pcorn period of publication, or eight for $32.00 each. Owner leaving and Peanuts months thereafter, they will be Alaska. Reference, Wright HARRY MABRY barred by virtue of the provisions Shoppe, Juneau. Address Box 43, | Ideal Seattle Ice of the Statutes. Petershurg, Alask i J. 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