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TOM GIBBONS in n. IS WANTS trip Washington and Orey.i “Same Prints” 'TEAPOT DOME While in the States Mr. Adar.’.a TO MEET G. TUNNEY Matchmaker visited his brother at (ircrn It ver, STRATEGIST l i Wash., and motored to Portland ST PAUL, Sept. 29. Tommy (bil- I for a visit. Most of his time was lions wants lo CASE fight Cone Tunnoy REVERSED spent in Yakima and Seattle w t’i NEW YORK, Sept. 29. Hv landing bin Now York Yankees at the top igaiu. Tunnoy is the only man who several long trips through Eastern of the heap for the fourth time in six years, Miller Hug ever knocked Gibbons out. Washington. gins, the pint-sized pilot of the club, takes his place well up on the list COURT APPEALS of the leading world’s strategists. In Portland Mr. Adams me; ir f EAST | __ In 21 years of battling for baseball's championship since 1905. only LOOKS**TOWARD Heintzelman, Assistant District For- show a better mark than Decision of ester. who at the time was on h a two managers, John McGraw and , Cheyenne, Wyom- AMERICA FOR LEADERS to in Huggins. McGraw has figured in nine world's scries and Mack in five way the in- ing, District Court Re- terests of the proposed pulp mill to Huggins' feat puts him on a level with the late , the Peerless Speaking of the work of the Near tie established there. Other .lonnii- Leader, who led the to four pennants in five seasons. versed, Remanded. j East Relief, \V. A. Sellwood, special ites met were report’d by Mr In number of triumphs, McGraw and Mack stand tied at three each representative of the organization, Adams as doing well in atilo The haired "master mind" of the Giants had emerged victorious in (Continued rrom rage One) gray I after calling attention to the teeming! and other Washington cities. world's until his only one of five attempts to capture the championship population of Asia and East Europe a long Investigation of the (ran outfits turned back the men of Huggins in 1921 and 1922. Huggins got and the wonderful re undeveloped (faction. For JUln aneo unailnj; and *tot« his measure of revenge, however, the following year sources of that part of the world, i wood lee Juneau On Information furnished hy the Transfei Com- shares with Jennings, former Detroit pilot, tlm record said tltttl until the World War the McGraw Hughey Senate committee, the Government pany Phone 4S. methods used the Asiatics and of losing three world’s series in succession. by based its suil for annulment, charg- Use the nearby European sections were of Classifieds. They pay. Winning and losing managers and clubs since 1905: ing fraud and illegality. the most primitive kind and mostly, WINNER LOSER Owen .1 Huberts of Philadelphia such as were in use long before the 1905 McGraw, New York Nationals Mack. Philadelphia Americans and Alice I’omerene, former Ohio days of Alexander and the Roman AUTOS FOR HIRE 1906 Jones, Chicago Americans. .Chance, Chicago Nationals Senator, were appointed special Camara. Since the war, lie said, 1907 Chance, Chicago Nationals Jennings, Detroit Americans prosecuting counsel for the Govern- •8---- -> there has been a direct about face,1 ment by President 1908 Chance, Chicago Nationals Jennings, Detroit Americans Coolldge. r and instead of looking toward the a: .j / / The annulment suit was filed In CARLSON’S TAXI 1909 Clarke, Pittsburgh Nationals Jennings, Detroit Americans Joseph Faurot, noted finger- setting sun and Was! Europe for I I Cheyenne In March, HUM, hut trial The Dtikr cousin oT Stunda at: 1910 Mack, Philadelphia Americans Chance, Chicago Americans guidance, they are now to- DWosIn, expert, declared linker- looking not under print jdid get way until March tin* of was to meet 1911 Mack, Philadelphia Americans McGraw, New York Nationals I ward the selling fiim and across the King Italy, found on a card at the ! 9, 1925. Alaskan Hotel prints Pacific Boris of 1912 Stahl, Boston Americans McGraw, New York Nationals Edward Hall to America. King Bulgarin priv- Phono O body of Rev. j Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy Sin^lo 1913 Mack, Philadelphia Americans McGraw. New York Nationals f Tiie one thought that is ttpper- nlelv, presumably to arrange were those of Willie Stevens, dismissed the case on June 19, 192fi, I Boston Nationals Mack. Americans I most in the Asiatic mind. Mr S'-ll n maleli between (lie bach- 1911 Stallings, Philadelphia one of three accused of the declaring no fraud or illegality had Noland’s Corner wood says, is. "How do you do it elor and Princess Gio- 1915 Carrigan, Boston Americans.Moran, Philadelphia Americans Hall-Mills murder in New been shown hy the Government. King Phone 314 In America”; “Is this the the! 1916 Carrigan. Boston Americans Robinson. Brooklyn Nationals way vanna of Italy. Jersey. Americans do It". "We Denied 4i»U;rnati«4ii, 1925, Judge the American way so we can he like Kennedy! Glacier, Auk Luke, Kugle Kit 1918 Barrow, Boston Americans Mitchell, Chicago Nationals Hie Government's motion for Americans." {denied and Thane 1919 Moran, Cincinnati Nationals Gleason. Chicago Americans a rehearing on the ground that MAJOR for u floating cartilage on nis knee Schools are being established for ROGERS 1920 Cleveland Americans Robinson. Nationals addition was Speaker, Brooklyn last winter. the peasants and coolies because the | testimony available, 1921 McGraw. New York Nationals New York Americans i Government appealed to the Clr- VISITS JUNEAU Huggins, During the winter Huggins lei governments over there are discov- j New York Americans cult Court of Appeals, tiling its sec- 1922 McGraw. New York Nationals ..Huggins. , the club's first string ering that the hope of Asia and its T- ~f tion at St. Louis on September 28. FOR FIRST TIME 1923 Huggins, New York Americans McGraw. New York Nationals , go to the St. Louis Browns, hundreds of millions of people is 1925, til of l REEDER’S TAXI 1924 Harris, Washington Americans McGraw, New York Nationals and purchased from St. not In a small and highly dueatod charging assignments | in asking r versa 1 of the lower On his first visit to Juneau since PHONE 182 1926 McKechnie, Pittsburgh Natls Harris. Washington Americans Paul. This season aristocratic group with the rest of j 1 court. In its oral arguments and I taking over the conunnnil at Chil- NORTHERN HOTEL was obtained from Washington on the ppople in abject poverty but ! briefs presented to the Circuit Court koot Har '.ii ks. Major T Rogers has Cars at All Hoars waivers. Bernie Bengough, the first through the education of the lower | j (luring the strain of battle for the Judges in St. • rrlved liere on the Fornance in string receiver, lias been troubled classes and raising them to a higher! Paul, May 17. the j with L. H. L-—-4 season's honors is a question When |special1 Government counsel I company Lieut, Rocka- witli a bad arm all and plane, lie said. charged ■-„ INFIELD year only fellow. YANKS that Judge had "started Miller lluggitiH' team cracked wide recently lias done any work behind “The Near East Relief," continued Kennedy out with a slant of mind against Though they are hire on official | BERRY’S TAXI open in the 1925 campaign it tumbled the bat. Mr. Sellwood, “believes that one of | the business they have also been and I j the greatest aids to Asiatic, and West Government." trying | Careful Efficient Service from second to seventh place. There to arrange a series of basketball GREEN DEFENSE European development will be the Government Blocked Closed Cadillac Cars were holes at and at sec- games with Juneau teams. Accord- education and efficient training of "We were blocked from showing to Lieut. PHONE 199 I Are Rookies and ond the whole truth in our former cap* ing Hockafellow the new Players while first base was slowing GENE TUNNEY the 35,000 children that are now in I Office Next to Gastinean Hotel I at every possible turn," Mr. Roberts gymnasium at the Post lias been Question Is Can up. Kverett Scott, the club short their care; teaching them the Amer ■ ■■■.m They told the were opened and the soldiers are await- lean way of doing things so that court, declaring they stop’on the of Stand the Strain. championship team unable to In ing for their lirst game on the new they might get out into their coun- get Important testi- to slow so HASNO PLANS 11921, began down that he floor. tries as emissaries, aiding the people mony regarding the alleged transfer _ was said to be playing the position The I wo officers will sail for 1-T | to understand ami practice the bet to Secretary Fall of "a fortune In NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—The rookie on a dime. Wanninger was given a NEW YORK, Sept. 29. — Oene Haines on the Fornance sometime MILLER’S TAXI | ter methods and transform their Liberty bonds” after the lease was | at the hut new world infield of the is try job failed to and Tunney, heavyweight j made. this afternoon, when they have I I part of the earth into a land of I last season Mark said. Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska the greenest inner defense that has Koenig came to champion, today Counsel for completed business transactions in | Sinclair, including 1 plenty and happy homes. Now it Is I Cara Without Driven for Htr» ever confronted a world's series the Yankees from the St. Haul club. “I have no plans. I shall re- Juneau. | a land of misery, want and woe.” I[Martin W. Littleton of N’>w York. He was promptly given a chance at main home for the contender. present. My George P. Hoover of Washington, I the job. Meantime club hoxing activities are in the ■ -■ Smart pitching and an airtight de Huggins’ good and J. W. Larey of Cheyenne, ar- HORACE ADAMS AND was troubles at second hands of Tex Rickard. I will meet FUNERAL TODAY fense are the factors that are con- having base. gued that not a hit of evidence had FAMILY RETURN HOME to ’s fielding was hut Miyone Rickard names. He Prompt Service—Day and Night ceded to have the better chance good gave FOR H. V. SULLY been produced by the Govern: ie.it j ^ f his hatting fell until me the chance at the Horace win the big prize in baseball. This away he was champion- showing "any fraud or imptauilng Adams, assistant agent for Covicli Auto Service almost I am to j year finds the Yankees with only useless and he alternated ship. grateful him. I will the of Sinclair. the Alaska Steamship Company in About 200 fricnda attended the honesty” | JUNEAU, ALASKA | one on its with Krnie Johnson at the middle meet Dempsey any time Jack Juneau, returned home on the steam- veteran player infield— funeral of 11 V Sully which was The Government asked the Circuit STAND AT THE ARCTIC sack. At first base wishes.” er Northwestern last night In com- at third base. All the Wally Hipp held at 2:110 o'clock this afternoon Court of Appeals to “reverse tile de- Phone—Day, 4 44; Night, | showed the effects of pany with his wife anil two chil- others are playing their first full long service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral und- cree of dismissal of June 19, 1525, 4 4 4-2 rings I and Huggins Lou dren, from an extended vacation year in big league baseball. put Gehrig at the CARDINALS FACE er the auspices of the Moose, Eagles and to demand the present case for ■-----■ initial sack during the middle of the further Whether this infield will stand up and Odd Fellows lodges. Dean C. E. proceedings with directions 1 1 '■ ■ ^ HARD OUTFIELD IN r season. Gehrig's fielding was un ’lice officiating. that certain but he had a penchant fot CHAMPION YANKEES During the services the Trinity "(1) The lease * * * and supple- el! long distance hitting so dear to Hug * * * ! STRICTLY FRESH MEDIUM Choir sang hymns Dean C. E. Illce mental contract ho surrend- | heart. gins’ There he remained. NEW YORK, Sppt. 29. — Babe officiated. ered for cancellation for fraud and RANCH EGGS During the winter the Yanks | oh Ruth, with a batting average of .368, Active pAll bearers for the Moose Illegality; tained Lazzeri AT LOWEST PRICE Tony from Salt Lake given the Yankees out- Lodge were J A Davis and (1 Jor- "(2) The appellees lie enjoined City of the , field an advantage. genson. William Taylor and H. R. from further trespassing upon the IT IS HERE! where he battered the GIOVANETTl’S fences with Southworth. Douthitt and perhaps Shepard were honorary pall hearers lands of the appellant, and his and set a hitting up record of Blades, who was injured, are the for that organization Those who ‘‘(3) An account be stated fori | GROCERY 1 fit) home ITU runs. the full value —— 300 hitters as and active of all oil and other ■ -1*» of the Cardinals. acted honorary pall Spring came and Huggins placed Ruth, Combs, Meusel, Yankee out- bearers for the Odd Fellows were petroleum products extracted and rc-| *——- the fiery Italian at second the The where he fielders, and Carlyle, held in reserve, Axel Kronquist, t.us Ltiudell, James covered under aforesaid lease."l World's Wonder has made the grade while Koenig average .313. Ramsay and Joseph Wehren; for TRANSFER filled the JUNEAU gap at shortstop. Koenig the Eagles, Guy Smith and John WILL MAKE APPEAL COMPANY has nerves at times, making bobbins GAMES YZSTEEDAY Mills, active, mid John Feusl, hon- WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.—Harry i on the easiest chances and making Sacramento 13; Cos Angeles 9. orary. The floral offerings were F. Sinclair announced today that | hard ones look (*tm, Fuki and Store* Fre!~ht easy. He Is better Oakland 5; San Francisco 8. many and beautiful. he will appeal to the Supreme' on shots to his right where a fine Other Court from the aad Baggage games postponed on account Interment wa- made in the Odd decision in the throwing arm comes into of rain. Home case. LIGHT SIX play. Fellows’ plot at Evergreen Ceme- Teapot Koenig is a "turn over” hitter, cne tery. of the few in the big leagues. Or- STANDijiu OF CLUBS LOSES ONE POINT A VALUE THAT ONLY GENERAL MOTORS dinarily he bats left-handed. Pacific Coast League PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR MEETING NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—Tho Sin-1 "Oddly enough, both Lazzeri and won Cost Pet elair Consolidated and Pan-Amerl CAN GIVE Koenig at the last available Cos The Choir will meet! figures, Angeles 112 71 .613 Presbyterian can Petroleum lost one point on Wc Invite Your were neck and neck in hatting. Laz- Oakland 97 86 .530 at H. L. Faulkner's residence Thurs-1'the market today. Inspection zeri specializes in long distance hit- Mission 93 80 .520 day evening at 7.20 o'clock for re-' ting. His power comes from hi.) Sacramento 90 90 .500 organization and practice. All for- MINING MAN HEBE wrists. Portland 89 93 .489 mer members of the choir and others with Gehrig improved rapidly in his Hollywood 88 94 .484 who will sing the choir this, W. N. Rice, President of the Fair- Prompt Delivery of this and are banks fielding year maintained Seattle 82 100 .450 year invited. Exploration Company, and CONNORS MOTOR CO. LADYSMITH COAL his heavy hitting. San Francisco 76 107 .415 Vice-President of the United States Jumping Joe Dugan, the onlv vet- If you want anyrnmg, If yon want Smelting and Keiitilug Company, Phone 48 eran on the Yanks' infield, has pitt- Advertising at ways pays, use the to sell anything, the best way It passed through Juneau on the RUICK ana CHEVROLET Dealer ---4 ed a steady game after an operation olumne of The Empire, through a classified In The Empire. Northwestern enroutp to Fairbanks. I