'l HiittiHiiittiiitiiiiiiftimiiiimmiiiimiiimiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiimiiiiit improved rapidly under Matty's lead- ership, landing fourth place in 1917 ■ FORMER IDOL and third place the following year, his last with the club. Mathewson responded to the call and B. 6. FANDOM of war at the close of the abbreviat- Tonight Friday 1 | ed season of 1918 and served with distinction overseas, lie returned to 2 SHOWS—7: an ard 9:25 1 E become a with the Giants, M ! PASSES AWAY j holding that post until 192n. when he II |became seriously ill from tho effects df being "gassed" during the war Mathewson Dies at THE : HAT HITS THE BUll’S I THURSDAY—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY E,Christy and faced a battle for his life witli j PICTURE I £ tuberculosis. £ f Saranac Lake, N. Y., of Double Affliction. Displaying the courage which won EYE FOR ENTERTAINMENT | him many diamond victories, Matty | INTERNATIONAL NEWS fought and won the battle for his f (Continued from £ rage On®.) Health during nearly three years of ———— S—— treatment at Saranac Lake, N. Y. S uut soon afterward was sent to the Frouounced practically cured, GREATER THAN “THE STORM” E'Giants in a deal by which the h^ r Me Bernard | returned to New York in the fall, E'Ueds secured Amos Rosie. FOX of 1922 to witness the world’s series B| Matty's first major league appear- SINGING of his old team-mates, the E.ance was In the role of relief |triumph NEWS Giants over the . "The P That I Love'- E in a game lost by the Giants Restored in health, Mathewson was S-olt the Gal that I E to . He had but indiffer- eager to gat back into the game and Loveci and ‘‘Take THE ont success as a pitcher and utility mQQE*Si> | when early in 1922, an old friend to the Boo" S plaj«er until 1902, when John Me- and Emil E. B Graw admirer, Fuchs, promi- succeeded Horace Fogel as nent New York attorney, engineered — B, of the Giants. “Rig Six" Prices 11), 20, the deal by which a New York syn- SIGNAL E.was playing firat base at the time dicate obtained control of the Boston 60c | btit McGraw 50, Leges E quickly recognized bis Braves from George W. Grant, "Big S pitching ability, and took him in Six” was purauaded to take the club 1 hand. Ilis strides toward greatness presidency. tower = dated from that period, I ; Becomes Executive. si Peats of pitching brilliance too “OUTDOOR PAJAMAS” Mathewson thus took his place numerous to catalogue filled Matty’s g among the few playing stars who Fathc Comedy S record during ihc dozen years in j'Mmi ... rose to executive power in tho game E which he ranked consistently among a list which included Charles Co- Starring E the most \ effective twirlers in the _ “ miskey, of the Chicago White So'x; major leagues, , of Washington; Branch g Pennant Victories. \ VIRGINIA VALLI /I Rickey, of the St. Louis Cardinals; E He was a prominent factor In the John McOraw, of the New York Gi- E pennant victories of the Giants in U Supported by ants; Jimmy McAleer, A. G. Spald- g 1904, 1905. 1911, 1912 and 1913; he ing and John M. Ward. i E twirled two non- Himes, one ROCKLIFFE . baseball ex- WALLACE BEERY, FELLOWES, Eiagainst the St. Louis Cardinals, in perts agreed, possessed all of the and the second against the FRANKIE DARRO, HAYDEN STEVENSON E11901, attributes of a brilliant mounds- 3 Chicago Cubs, in 1905; ho held joint- as well as those of u grent AND OTHERS ly with “Cy" Young and Grover jman S j lathlete—natural skill, keen knowl- Cleveland A junction Alexander. major lea- ^ f g edge of tho sport, generalship and \ From the famous Eigue record of winning more than 30 story by ! coolness under fire. One of the £ games three seasons in a row; but most popular figures In the history WADSWORTH CAMP E his greatest achievement was in the I I of the game, among players and fans world’s series of 1905 when he pitcli- g ’alike, "Big Six" also was a hero E ed three shut-out victories against ;and idol to the army of youthful E the Philadelphia Americans, followers of tHo national pastime. ADDED ATTRACTION McGraw ranks Mathewson's feat in g “Matty was without a peer, eith- — 11lie 1905 series as the greatest in his er before or since the days he was JOE MURPHY and FAY TINCHER in ? E| memory. All five games in that at the heighth of his greatness," E series were shut-outs, Joe McGinnity 'declared McGraw at one time in pay- = ! twirling fourth victory for the Gi- ing tribute to the pitcher. 3 ants while ’’Chief" Bender blank the j “Do had a greater variety of stuff “Andy’s Temptation” 3 Giants for the only triumph scored than any pitcher I ever knew or the Mackmen. 3,by handled," he continued, Ilis fast 3 Mathewson had the misfortune to ball was the equal of Walter John- 7:20 and 9:20 10-25-50, Loges 60 cents 3 lose two of the most important games sons' or Amos Busies’; his curves 3 of his career, the play-off contest rivalled Nap Rucker's; he had the 3 with the Chicago Cubs for the pen- ’fadeawuy’ down to perfection; and 5 nant of 1908 and the deciding game Matinee he utilized his knowledge of Sunday S of the world's series with the Bos- bats-, than (Captain- men wilh greater offect any E ton Red Sox in 1912. Breaks of the twirler in the game. Ho possessed S game played a big part In both de- 66The Reckless wonderful control, remarkable field- feats. of a Age” Misjudgment fly by “Cy" fin- 10-20-50-* | ing ability and was ono of the E Seymour, Giant was blam- , has ever Starring est sportsmen the game _ E ed for the defeat by the Cubs while — : i known.” £ a costly error by Fred Snodgrass E turned the tide the Giants ^_—-- against I MEXICO IS CLAIMED yttfllt'l SOU u/aZtt” Reginald Denny £ and Matty In the struggle with the SOURCE OF SUPPLY \ 5 Red Sox. iiininiiiiiiiiiniiHimniinumiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiininiiiHniin ! ■- Rival. ____ Matty’s Big LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8.—Mexico \ 1— Mordecai \ (Th rce-fingered) Brown, is fast coming to tho front as a of the Cubs, was Matty’H greatest ,M..i-f source of supply for raw products, rival on the mound and the two which are used by local industries, LET'S ALL GO had many stirring duels. Brown as a source of supply In off sea- L.-.-.-...... !...--'"iimuiiiuimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiuni:: was Matty's opponent when the lat- jand iiiiimiiiMiimii!n!i;;iiiimiiiiiii:ii;iii:;niii sons for fresh fruits and vegetable!) rjiMuumimmmiimmmmmnmmnH ter pitched his no-hit against To the Citizens game other food products, according Banquet the Cubs in 1905 but his jand ieneo tu i.itgii : hour force of inter- DAUGHIEL IS BORN. conquered to local shipping men, •-B New York rivul in tho famous 1908 est. Chief among the At Elks' Hall products imported "In it like A Alberta was Tonight play-off game. It was related that big story "The Signal daughter, Marie, from Mexico the last year during : M ra. of Al- ono season when the Giants and Attractions Tower," so,.: lirown, “lavish n.-vy born to Parker. wUa iwas fresh fish valuod at $322,822; Cubs were for first ami u great ca:.l of famous piny ira bert Parker, nt 5:3' o’clock yes- battling place second with a value (coffee ranking I)'- and afternoon nt St. Ann's Hos- President Taft, an ardent fan, bad his would superfluous, might terday of sugar third at $39,615, $205,080; oven irs are from Straw- GEO. B. RICE private car attached to the train detract from tho interest of pital. Tbc Park and fresh tomatoes fourth at $33,- At Theatres I' ci ntnil theme. The to make Point win re Mr Parker PLUMBING HEATING bearing tho New York team to Chi- way berry oper- I 930. 1 Is it as if cago ‘in order to see Mathewson and --—--■ tilts story real ito to play ates a farm.

—- * and in life a Brown oppose each other in tho it were life real kit- a r~-„~ —’■■■ ■ chen should he a kitchen not a pal- if you want job of carpenter r- opening game of the series. BLUE FOXES FOB SALE "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” a vork done uiacii sn- Sully'* Oddly enough, both of these pitch- Have averaged throe hundted and ace with stove in it. uy ntry, ARRIVES ON SCREEN. iter Shop Phone iu». aav. ers, closed their major league car- fifty per cent annual Increase from ‘urp, Those who to the tl entre to leers as players by opposing each oth- start with no losses from deaths ot go stnrH and those who attend to JONES' WIFE DRIVES 'er in a game on 4, 1915, eating. Price $100 each, any see September piy> DU ESENEfc RG. TO TIi’:i PUBLIC. see a great story, will find hath at SPEEDY iMathewson then was manager of Cin- number, f. o. b. Juneau. Special Arrival ot new nerv meter for the Coliseum Theatre beginning to- A Dueiicnborg motored Reamer cinnati, and the Bods won, 10 to 8, terms of payment, if desired, on locotiug impingernen's of nerves night when Fred Nihlo’s ‘'Strangers racing roadster, the first model of i both "old masters” being hit freely. lnrge orders. tiie column or else- kind to reach Los Angelo: was along sp'nal in- of the Night" opens. i? Mathewson suffered a shoulder W. II. MARRETT, where in the human body All-star easts are sometimes dis- biirclnaed r.-eentiy hy Charli a Jones, jury in 1914 which virtually ended Clilikat Islands, This machine eliminates the pos- covered to be no-star casts tml Fred am Fox screen star, whose lat- his career as a regular on tin mound. —adv. via Juneau, Alaska sibility of over adjusting or mal- a of est production, "Hig Dan" is at the He thereafter Nthio assembled group players pitched infrequently adjusting and is a positive aid in who were individually famous when Coliseum Saturday, as a wedding j and pursuaded McGraw to let him CROCHETING getting tiie body to Us normal he began production on "Strangers present (celebrating his eighth un go to Cincinnati during the middle Why try your patience, your standard of health. • Investment of tile for Louis li. nivorsary) for Mrs. Jones. McKinnon of 1910 to fulfill his am- nerves and if don’t Night,” Mayer Company managerial your eyes; you Let me prove that Chiropractic and Metro. The car is a special built ji.L bition. In the deal which to do it let some one that does. by Matty like can remove !)0 per e* nt of so called For the role of “Captain Apple- designed by Roamer engineers after Gold Bonds Are went to tho Reds, the Giants also If interested call at Noedlecraft. 8 Per Cent made famous in Walter I Pick- plans suggested by the well-know disease. gave Eddie Roush and William Mc- NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF jack.” actor. It in of turning over i A. D. EOHRER. for ett's si age play from which ‘‘.Stran- capable Kechnie in exchange "Buck” Her- YOUR XMAS WORK. adv. _>ulv. lioetor of Cfciropiactlc of the was he ninety miles an hour, lit cin 'our Offered You at Par zog, retiring Cincinnati leader, and gers Night” adapted, selected Matt Moore. Miss Enid has been assured hy his wh wi> Wade Killifer. A modern, clean, tigui sample ■ remembered as Maid Mar- was formerly the world’s clr Matty Good Leader, i >om just completed at the Hotel Bennett, ion in "Robin Hood,” in the feminine trick horseback rid- If are for a sound investment The Reds finished last in 1910 but Zyada. —adv. appears you looking safe, she has not .ed u an I ride of a demure little Britisli girl, yet "opt toy shop* — 1 Japanese at home where you can see your money work, you --~r~~".-.^ while Barbara La Marr is the spec- motor to its full extent. j In his own Charley Jones have it here. tacularly beautiful Russian adven- garage j R. B. AiAKINO I turess. Robert McKim is again a maintains a variety of motor.; ran ; , Front Street I from a four-lunged flivver ti screen villian, while such favorites ing 1 P 0. Box 218 for Mail Order* I limousine. in this house is rented. The DAY OF FROLIC as Otto Hoffman, Emily Fitzroy, twelve-cylinder --■ Every apartment ANNUAL Thomas Brundage are exceptionally -■ tenants are waiting to go in. They will pay $1,005 well cast. REGINALD DENNY lo for each month’s Under Auspices ‘‘.Strangers of the Night” is a my|- COMING TO PALACE. Dj j-I E. SHERIFF | rental, $12,060 per year, leaving adventure and | romance of love, “The Reckless Age.” film version ■ tery | Alaska nru Lical piano and a over costs of told again t background of Marla Derr Daggers’ Saturday profit operating $6,000 per year. graphically organ tu ter, rebuilder and re- Women of Mooseheart : It in a man- “Love Insur- Legion of o rare beauty. opens Evening Post, i.ttory, finished 15 years’ experience sion on tiie Cornish Coast of Eng- ance,’’ and Reginald Denny’s latest j | for your benefit. Headquarter* These Bonds will a nice clear and leads from u drawing room com38 to give you $80 land Cnlversiil starring vehicle, —Juneeu Music House. cruise and sack before on | to a pirate Palace Theatre Sunday. --* per year per $1,000, $40 .March 1st and [tin ■ -■-■ payable the unexpected climax is reached. A lively lory of comic compli- $40 Sept. 1st of each year. Moose Hall October 10 cations surrounding the attempt of "THE SIGNAL TOWER” an insurance agent to protect the rich their AND EVENING AT PALACE TONIGHT. policy of a client who lias taker, Men grow by making money work. AFTERNOON “Big settings need not always be a policy against failure to veil a used to tell a big story," so says rich fiancee, it is a rapid-fire series W. E. SEYDEL Clarence L. Brown, who directed of alternate thrills and laugh ;. more than other Juneau has, money any city Virginia Valli in “The Signal Tower,” A sensational fight, staged in llori- Booths include Fancy Work, Country Store, com- FLORIST in Alaska. tlnlversai-super-Jewel production ny’s best style, a chase in a speed- to the i’alaco tonight. Brown adds further thrills, Goodie etc. ing ing auto that FRESH SHIPMENT FLOWERS S Post Office, Sale, Lunch, veered from one extreme to another and a daring kidnapping are inter- * the that we can completing "The Acquittal,” hilarious difficulties Let’s show Territory put [when, spersed among loses $2 00 per doz. laid in a gigantic court scene and resulting from u threatened breach a For see Children’s Hour in Afternoon jladiolns.1.50 per doz. through local enterprise. particulars other elaborate settings, he took of suit, u bogus claimant promise Asters .75 per doz. I Miss Valli and (he "Signal Tower” to a title and the faked theft of a Chrysanthemums .. company to Fort Bragg, California, nobleman's ancestral pearls. $1.00 and $3.50 per doz. in most of tho story in a seen as the [and played Ruth Dwyer is heir- doz. Dancing Evening the wilder ; Carnations .$1.25 per signal tower in ess in anil Denny plsys tho [portable (tuestion, pei doz. a small Primroses $2.00 ness, a small cabin and guardian angel from tue insurance ALLEN SHATTUCK J Ferns. 25 cents to $2.00 Luncheon will be served from 3 to 5 kitchen. company.until he fulls in love with or cast arc large. in tho cast are AGENT 8 to Neither setting her. Others Hayden AND OTHER FLOWERS SALES and midnight Miss Valli, Wallace Beery, Hot Far- Stevenson, William Austin. May Wal- ley and llocKnffe Fellowes fill the lace and John Steppling. Third and Seward St four central roles. The story is a triangle that holds Its and- Old papers tor rate a! The Empire ■ 'gripping