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Efst EVER COMPANY' ! BRINGING UP FATHER- By GEORGE McMANUS • "■ ■■■ —.. j PROSPERITY IS HERE I ^ HNE PAL THlt) 10 Niar> OOB&LE V/HOIS DlO XCX) HE/AR '('OU'RE wm'i Oion* r E PUAYtKKi the PART OF THE WHAT THAT DIRECTOR YOU ^tT A, OlVtrs OlVINC* VENUS SHE TO tSAJD ? ° I-SCiOINCi ___ -bo\T roc ME OlVE INTO THE TANK ANC V ■H, s — UNQER WATER FOR Five minute i m 1 Spruce Cement (mm** 1 Hemlock Brick H— -I-©I92J *v IIITL PCATUR3 Cir... I; -, J Fit Fire Clay I Iron Bark Lime x Oak Hay RUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH SHALL RISE AGAIN. | and other Northwestern States, with jtt--3 1 I headquarters at Portland. He in- i i Shingles Grain I stalled the accounting sy;-:em for the j Alaska Trsnsfirr Co, 1 in i [ Boat Lumber i district and continue th.> hen cl | quarters office until lie r. signed to ! | i ! General a similar v. .th the! HauUng, EefXvgB. .accept pod.on I State organ I za ton in California b> | I j | Coal, Contract Sar'i'af. JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS a, : lutrac t.i of Gov. \V. I). ;v phene. | j j I Main Street. Phone 44 | Tie resigned wh n Gov. S ■ ■phens re ! j ■ --- 4 I tire d and entered 'maincan in San i | -'e- n fo- a whilt'. I-■ "I believe Alaska is a land of good «---* opportunities,” said Mr. Miles, "and that its development will continue to I JAPANESE TOY SHOP | !■ LEAD IN LEAGUE YANKEES AFTER ; get a headway. The resources here I i eFst EVER are practically untouched. Road build- M. ri. MAKINO I , i more than ing. probably anything Front Street MUTUAL LIFE else, will facilitate the \ IS STILL HELD ! NEW FACES FOR development.” r Box 218 fer Mail Order* | I F. O. INSURANCE CO. ■ -Ti Mrs. George Hobart, and son Al- Now offers additional attract!* Benefit feature*. BY BUTTERBALLS SEASON OF 1924 | ton, left today on the steamer Al- j Disability j _ aska for Seattle where they will j NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL. spend the winter visiting relatives. | I L J. SHARICK Hold First Place in $100,000 Short- Mr. Hobart expects to join them ALLEN SHATTUCK Bowling Joe Boley, j Jeweler and from International there during the year-end holidays Optieicn INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Tourney—Canvasbacks stop for a short vacation visit. Watche*, Diamonds, ESTABLISHED 181PS in Second Place. League Replace Scott. <—v Silverware ^ ^® zzr Bargain hunters always read The Jewelry : * --■ classified columns. We are pleased to announce With a total of 2,912 pins the NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—Not only Umpire’s (-----I I --- the arrival of the best. Butterballs have forged to first place will the New York Giants, fallen --$ OUR KULL. IAN® OK in the k smashers’ world’s go through a re- 0-- ■ -u Quack Quac maple champions, End at I All Alaskan Trails NEW PACK league. The Canvasbacks are In sec- building process before they are i; HOTEL ATWOOD ond with a total of 2,793 pins, ; ady to scale the heights again, DSHD FURNITURn j HAPPY HOME place First A v«. and Pine St Seattl# 117 loss than the league leaders hut the Yankees.: their successors Bought, Sold and Exchanged | ! j Popular Prices Nearest to B»- Food Products while the are ill third *n baseball's crowki. also may bols S. BOCOVICH Springs place and | ery thing J. A. Farnham 211 Howard si. AI1E NOW IN. treading hard on the webbed foot of r a fe>v links in tlrdr victorious ~ /^« Tod Taylor. Propa. Telephone 441. P. O. Bo* 2*1. Always leaders in quality at thi' second placers with a prove ot ! nach'n'' before ’Iig 1A21 season gets "Sufli'S? Tk-trot Horti&v. 11 I prices no higher than ordinary | 2,791. inder way. »■—i—ii^—*■— ■--« iI»- brands. The the It dev loped tliat Everett Scott, |- -— it standings represent pcsl In the 1922 world series between the Yankees and the Giants a----b ; lion of the teams at the end of tin rete-an shorts'ap of the Yankees m---a Babe Ruth, was everything a ball player shouldn’t be. He lilt like a | GIOVANETTTS second round of During tin I yin holds thn all-Mme record for Arctic Barber Shop play. blind man and fielded like a cripple. In the 1923 series the Babe, ■ GROCERY past week’s si hodu’e the Butterballs ■,omurutiv gtiiu-’s played, is consid-j | | who had just completed his greatest year in baseball, hit like a and Bath House | HOTEL SEATTLE 65 to 117 voluntary retirement, although1 j| Bi-4 Increased their lead from | cring battin’ fool and fielded like the marvel he is. He hit two home For Ladies and Mon. "Home of AlaaXana" the new, * pins. The Goldeneyes, in second .Miller Huggins, manager of Price* reasonable. *-■ runs in one game and a third—a new record—in the first Inning W. H. PITTMAN European | i place at the end of the first round, I thampions, has no desire himself to of the last game of the series, which gave the Yanks ftheir first Foot and Corn Specialist. | plan. Beattie, Wash. TRY OUR to seven til the part with the game’s greatest "iron l dropped place, \>hilo world’s championship. Ruth is shown us he crossed the home 277 Front St. Phone 414. R. U HODODON, Manager | from third to man." Lunch Spoonbills dropped j plate in the last game. ^ I Merchants ( lias an attractive sixth place. S.ott. however, N-* 45 Cent* ■ -- * in which if! « The race continues to be close. i business enterprise view, Arcade Cafe to seventh ! would mean his passing, f Prom second position accepted, LEOPARDS LEADING IN EXPERIENCED AUDITOR It’s all In knowing HOW to do .--,;j three is n difference of tint 59 pins. after having piled up the remark-; j ! MARY YOUNG, Proprietor, f erst-class cleaning and dyeing ! ^ Between the loaders and the able record of participating in 1.- CIRCUS LEAGUE RACE JOINS LOCAL BUREAU We are expert in I league CAPITAL DYE WORKS who are the cellar cham- 13S consecutive games, a record he! "ORNAMENTAL CONSTRUC- Bln hills, C MMilner, Professional Dyer at the end of the second started in 1915 with the Boston At the end of the first round of i It. C. with the Cal- TIVE WATER-PROOF pions Miles, recently and Cleaner. Phone 177. round, there arc only 331 pins. Red Sox and which nearly doubles bowling in the Circus League last ifornia State Highway Commission, J CONCRETE,” The standing of all teams fol- the best previous major league rec- night, the Leopards under the lead- lias joined the office force of the and the common wet kind al*o, ---■ Avo., near Ball- lows: ord. ership of Mrs. White was leading Bureau of Public Roads at Juneau. a- Willoughby 1, grounds. Established Twenty Butterballs 2912 Yanks After Boley rho race with a total of 1,07 7 pins, Mr. Miles is an old Bureau of Pub- Let’s Go ! Phone 32 Si ott filul the all of the 37 ahead of the Cougars who are years. Canvasbacks 2795 may lic Roads man. He came from Wash- | to ’’Einfro’s" for a real hair resist when in second with | CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFQ. Sprigs 2791 game too strong to place 1,040 pins. ington to the Pacific Coast as audi- cut and shave at the | in The arc in third with COMPANY Widgeon 2761 spring tomes around, tint the Tigers place tor for District No. 1, comprising •| Barber ; ■ his shoes 0. K. Shop -% I Teal 2756 event h drops out. may! 1,012. Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho j The Mrs. «-—-■1 Spoonbills 2738 b filled by Jo Boley, “$100,000 ] Lions, largely through defeated the Goldeneyes 2736 beauty” f the Baltimore Orioles, Manning’s work, Lynx Mallard 2674 who lin1 been eagerly sought by a in yesterday’s match, winning by a Bluebills 2578 number of major league clubs for. score of 961 to 832. Mrs. Manning ALASKA HEAT of, bowled both individual game, COMPANY’ several s itsons. The purchase high Boley has never been officially an-j 198 and high total, 495. Mrs. Pul- Wholesale and Retail Butchers GONZAGA CRITICS len was for the 1.31 pounced by the Yankees, or Jack I high Lynx, STREET and 309 total. The PHONE 39 SEWARD WANT STOCKTON Dunn, manager of the Baltimore In j high game high ternational champions, but it is un-j Liens took both the first and sec- 2 ON ALL-AMERICAN ond the the LETTER NO, dirstood the world's (hampions games, Lynx taking OPEN have] final first claim on him. If Boley is not] game. LOOK—LOOK—LOOK! SPOKANE. Oct. 25—While East however, Ernie The standing of the teams at the available, Johnson; We are just after receiving an- ern < ritii» have not been in th end of the lrst round follows: and Mik McNally. Yankee utility; this famous COAL* in other shipment of habit of looking very far west battle for the shortstop Leopards .1077 men. may PUBLIC: And wo have lots of those fresh picking their mythical All-American Cougars .1040 DEAR berth. killed chickens. We also carry a football T ains, followers of tin* Uon- to Tigers .1012 Huggins also is understood lie; to last time, full line of assorted feeds, and that I forgot say j 7.ag,‘ University eleven declare a hit- Pumas 999 anxious to obtain right handed our service is tbo will think 966 delivery really the wise gridiron expert to Lions to the FARMERS BALL, ting outfielder, either alternate! That the admission best in town.
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