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I Finest Cigars! BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS ■-—f HOTEL SEATTLE THAT TRUE. V/E. DON'T DO IT A POLITICIAN e>X THE WAX-XOU .-. IN THIt> COUNTRY- OVER HERE j “Home of Alaskans” COUNT-THAT \N WOULD HAVE ____ Prices reasonable. European FRANCE HEN KWb what & tour r1 __ L * AM Z.E ^ EACH OTHER? tvs FAV/OR'TE plan. Seattle, Wash, ^ 7 COONTRV TOO HAVE Z.' EEZ *7, f^he y SURELY >T < NOT Z.E ^TRONO AL-L ’ BEEF a-- TC WAY OF --) CORNED FEEUN^t OP Z.E. VOTERS’- SALUTIN' \ AND CABBACE; ii^>. L, friendayiP- o #\U|. I LOVE ZEN.' -v41Hr— ? fy '^K I SHEET METAL WORKS ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL WORK DONE TO YOUR COM- PLETE SATISFACTION W. C. JENSEN FORREST BUILDING Phones—Res. 4042, Shop 456 1924 [ © by Int’L Feature Service. Inc< YOUK "UNLIBEL;-- ASSETS—that vpewrlter, musical Instrument, fur- •1 office fixture or positions on the proposed boa ■-ft iHure, appliance— .re for It is said an effort will bo raa>,o marketable, cash, through 1 he classified columns of The to induce former Mar- I Empire. KENTUCKY IS Assemblyman ftAW MAY Juneau Public ty McCue to accept the chairman- Library «--* ship of the proposed board. Un- I and Free Reading Room j ■ Permanent EXCITED OVER successful efforts were mad to BUY City Hall, Second Floor PITCHER a learn of McCue We make and keep large whether the hi i t Main Street at 4th 1 stock for immediate had been offered him. Reading Room Open From delivery, the old reliable standard 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. 1924 DERBY FROM COAST double-lock FIREPROOF con- Circulation Room Open from crete chimney block, without BROOKLYN COACH TO j 1 ito 5:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m. j a fault. Concrete Product# fRy Sam Williams) to 8:30 p. m. MANAGE BALL TEAM Giant Pilot Mfg. Co. Near Ball Park, Ju- LEXINGTON, Ky„ Jan. 16.—The | Keeping Plans Se- Current Magazines, Newspapers, | | neau, Alaska. Established Gill to Represent U. S. in gray-headed goateed, Reference broad-brimmed — Books, Etc., SPRINT STAR SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Jail. 1(1. ; ciet, But Is for | Twenty Years. PHONE 32 Games. tobacco-chewing, col Angling FREE TO ALL | Olympic julep-drinking, Charles Schmidt, Brooklyn National i CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFU onels here are already “het Minor «-ft up" League coach, lias signed a contract League. 1 COMPANY about their favorites for the Ken- MAY COMPETE to manage the local Western As- tuck next NEW YORK, Jan. Derby May. it is announced lfi.—Tin- dud sociation Club, of We just arrived from the dollar, between the New Hopkins Schmidt was with the Detroit Ti- York ville, in old Christian where Giants and the Cincinnati for County, gers for many years, ranking as one j Reds, JUNEAU TRANSFER FOR AMERICA so many thoroughbred stars origin !n pre-season clutch on the Nation of the leading catihers of the Amer- ated. There, at the stud farm of League pennant, will be COMPANY ican League. jal contin- White & Garnett, we found owners ued by McGrow, by the purchase STOP! Unofficial of Move*. Packs and Stores Reports Say Cali- and trainers nursling their charges two more minor league pitchers Freight of more and fornian Be along. Everywhere in that sectior than ordinary repute. They Baggage. Reinstated— FEW OVERTIME GAMES will Special sale on the following the development of race hors.es is ; come from the American As-1 Squads Sails in June. flourishing business. IN MAJOR LEAGUES sociation and the Pacific Coast I combination of lamp socket cook- NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—The Amer- Loft Has Stables League, respectively, but their iden I ing appliances: ican three is ; Olympic team, hundred It is there the get of the tot NEW Jan, tlty withheld for no other reason YORK, 18.—Nothing Automatic strong, will sail for Paris on the stallions owned W. Loft j than to prevent other VVeot.gate Cook- by George in the way of record breaking was clubs from' j er .. steamship America, on June New York man are the $ 70.00 16, candy quartered produced in the major leagues the entering competition. according to a statement made I have not seen a better bunch of This is McGraw's pub- past season wheiy it came to play- reply to Pal Six Cup Percolator... 10.50 lic at the headquarters of the A. than these Moran's dollar weanings penny a-pound ing overtime games. waving campaign in A. U. Charley Paddock, whose name of On Watch and' the general direction of all Universal Waffle Iron 13.60 profit products The longest game in the Ameri- minor at present is taboo in Donna dub tacitly offic- Conna. can went sixteen league owners, a campaign League innings, Two Hole Plate 20.00 ial circles, will be a member of the While we were admiring them that has seen the Reds line while in the National League fif up Tom Prompt of team, it is said by reliable, though Maxie Hirsh, trainer for Mrs. Wil- Sheehan of S> Paul, said to he the Delivery teen innings was the extreme limit Price unofficial sources of information. liam IT. in best pitcher in Regular .1114.00 LADYSMITH COAL Vanderbilt II., charge The total of extra inning games, American Associa- Charles, of course, must first make of the ten-time winner and no tion last and Jake de-j however, was lai^ge enough to sat- season, May. j SPECIAL SALES PRICE $95.00 good in the to be feat ex- the Vernon left-hander. Phone 48. Olympic tryouts Sarazen, drove up. Maxie isfy the fans that the clubs could held in the Harvard Stadium, June amined the Loft Only a few No extra for youngsters thor often strike an even balance. In clays ago, McGrawj wiring required 14, but that is as gave and regarded a mere oughly. It is very likely he will the National there were more of $50,000 several bal lplay t | cooker—-attach it to socket formality. soon make some ers for Wayland lamp important purchas- these games than in the American.. Dean, Louisville! Having recovered from a Miss Beatrix Laughran, Ameri- es. pitcher. He not sprained only desired Y/ay-i —will cook an entire meal for can amateur champion figure and ankle. Paddock plans to resume a It is said here that Mrs. Vander- land very much but really had his fancy skater, has sailed with the lecture tour that will carry him bilt is so enthused her success hand forced by the fact that the | 8 people. American skating team to repre- by WILLS HURTS HAND: BEST EVER through the East and to in that she will Reds were out after him. With .ultimately sent the United States in the Olym- the racing game New York. When he arrives fill an extensive stable with some BOUTS CANCELLED the best pitching staff in National; INSURANCE here, jic games, the skating contests of CO. a studied effort will be made by which are to be held this month at of the best bred horses in Amer- FOR NEXT 4 WEEKS League—Luque, Rixey, Donohue and! MUTUAL LIFE those who have the best interests Chamonix, French Alps. ica. Renton—the Reds have added May. ALASKA ELECTRIC of the Olympic team at heart to Sarazen to Race Sheehan and Carl Mays, former Now offers additional attarctive NEW YORK, Jan. 16. — Harry bring about an amicable understand- Trainer Hirsch told us he will Yankees, and McGraw saw a vision Disability Benefit features Wills, negro fighter anil heavy- LIGHT & POWER ing between Paddock and the A. GIANTS BUY bring Sarazen here for the Derby of the 1924 pennant fluttering in NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL DEAN, weight. has cancelled four bouts A. U. They are not on speaking and that he will have the present Cincinnati unless ho claimed Dean CRACK RIGHT for the next four weeks saying he COMPANY terqts because the runner defied HANDER American two-year-old champion in I as his own. ALLEN SHATTUCK the has injured his hand in training governing body in competing OF LOUISVILLE CLUB fine shape, insisting that he expects INSURANCE REAL ESTATE abroad last summer. to pick up about $65,000 as the price Insist on your teamster delivering ESTABLISHED 1898 Due Cherbourg June 24 of winning the great classic. TAYLOR EXONERATED Evan Jones Alaskan Coal. —adv.i V The America is due to arrive at NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Wayand The Kentuckians, however, will IN JEROME'S DEATH Cherbourg on June 24 and until the Dean, the young right-handed pitch bet their boots on their local horse. opening day, July 5, the time will er who starred with Louisville In Wise Counsellor, figuring the Dor- be the NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Bud Tay given over to training. The American Association last year, bey money already as good as col- lor, of Terre Haute, Ind., bantam- j TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND SHALL PREVAIL games are scheduled to come to a will get a chance to sparkle with lected. However, in Philadelphia exonerated conclusion of the Giants weight boxer, has been July 27, but it is next season. they are already betttlng city blocks | You often get better values for money expended because you for any blame in connection with altogether probable that a respect- John J. McGraw announced th.' E. Widener's St can what want from us that George of the get exactly you for what you want to pay. able of New the death of Frank Jerome, percentage the team mem York Nationals had purchased James will cop the Derby purse.
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