ja woman bound hands, feet and around the neck, securely roped in a NATIONALS CAPTURE box, and the box sawed in half, and TWO\ not a drop of blood spilled, while a 1 TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY committee and hundreds in the aud- STRAIGHT GAMES AND WIN | ience kept their eyes glued on the 7: TO—9:25 j box, and the woman conies out O. K | | unscratehed that's the trick. LOCAL BASEBALL TOURNEY i ——-I two P ATI IE Winning straight games, the I NEWS § I Nationals, composed of picked play ers from the Moose and Alaska Ju- JACK WILSON ; TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY neau teams, won 1 tie annual Fourth william i of July baseball tournament from " = fox. the Americans, made up of the Ft Us = = P II. ICE ORCHESTRA and American Legion players. The IN LIMELIGHT! presents i | Nationals won Sunday in a hectic __ contest II to 13 and took yesterday’s stands Out m Front m Past h> krcj) ) (pu I mu gliing II <• Slum' game 4 to 1. Monday's game was the best of Week’s Circuit Drive A small crowd TOXICHT disappointingly the two, although that played Sun- turned out Sunday afternoon to day was the biggest thriller as it was Making. of First i witness the demonstration in doubt until the last frame. The Work by four Juneau teams, but (1. Jack Wilson 'AIOW BAXTER |Aid crowd at Monday’s game was the CHICAGO, July those who attended were far from f f largest ever attending a game at thy the Cuba, became the outstanding j disappointed. present city park. f iature of last week’s home run T T E I) I N” II*- ILIJ W *1.1 < III ill II * It'll IUIU ittei'H when he counted twice in I S U Vaille Too of “irong ! conditions were ideal for one 1 elief lulling. Bnttomley. of the THE BIG COMEDY OF THE YEAR! Vaile was too much for the Anicr- the finest displays of technical train Cardinals, first sackcr, continues to OWEN DAVIS leans in the final game, lie hurled by | ing that has been exhibited any- ;j tad which lead I10 has held since one of the prettiest games seen here r where. All teams were well trained lie opening. Ruth registered one frcm "Stuff of Heroes” by Harold Titus this year and but for over eagerness! Adapted and performed their work so smooth- nd now lias a total of 20. ITanush by two infielders in the fourth ly that only a technical mind could in-j’ f Detroit made three, (ioslin of WITH ning would have been credited with decide which team was the best. j* Vashington made two, Cochrane of * a shutout contest. 1)0KO FI IA DK\ ORE Al ATT AIOORE Three problems were presented to ’liiladelphia one, Gehrig, of tile Van lie allowed but five hits, and for I EDMUND LOWE I WARD CRANE—WILFRED LUCAS—ADDA GLEASON— the teams and then each team dem- ees, tlirec, and Harper of the Mill- LIMITED" seve n innings held the Americans jj in, 1 onstrated the correct application of ^ ies two. Anthony l.azzeri of New \ TURNER SAVAGE—VIRGINIA MARSHAL—CAMEO hitness. He struck out seven bat- = first aid for that particular injury. ’ork has 11 homers and follows FOX COMEDY-That tors and walked hut two. Until the HHUSC The first problem was: Simple frac- tuth in the American League. Brings Gales of Directed William Beaudine Scenario Julien Joscphson nintIt inning he had Issued not a, lfl@ D$%A99 by by --— ture of lower jaw, compound fracture single pass. He was given almost Laughter of middle right thigh, bleeding freely OAWfi I \ v v ith that on tears; a perfect support, a wild heave1 by Mac : coined laughs verge bright red blood from over fracture | 10-20-10—Logcs 50c Spadden being the only inisplav to'I WW iw on the front and to the inner side drama that skids and slides around the funniest mar the game and Mac’s game and I of the thigh, patient conscious in batting made tip for his momentary situations imaginable state of shock. If you miss this one, you will miss more thrills and more delightful = 2. Severe to li ft lapse. Problem injury — romance than you tvei saw crammed into one picture before. eyeball, broken kneecap of right leg. Win In First NEWS AND ANOTHER COMEDY dislocated right shoulder, treat for Yesterday’s game was won in the shock. first canto by the Nationals. Moe = Problem .1 Simple fracture of 111 ■ started for the Americans and in thej\ Vins World’s Lightweight Coming Thursday middle left collar bone, lacerated opening frame was nicked for three ! 0-2.“)-10 .">0 cents which mixed with two 111 10 Rounds from Coges wound on top of bead, blood oozing, singles, passed GLORIA SWANSON in “WAGES OF VIRTUE” Jack left hip dislocated, treat for shock. produced three earned runs. Kansas. | in tic second Rocky Number one team was composed son, who replaced him stellar hall. He al- 'ilillllllliillllllillllillllllHiiiilllllllllllliliilllllllllillliilllllilllllllllliililllllllllllllF THURSDAY from the A. J. mine and included: inning, hurled CHICAGO, July 0. In a down- Joe lowed liul four hits, funned eight mr of fans Jack Brown, Knrnosl Hazelton, p rain, 20,000 saw Sammy NOW AT TERRELS Riva, August Tie Ron, Allen Anderson men and walked none. Two hits » andell, sheik of Rockford, 111., win a allowed the “A Thief in Paradise” and Kdwurd Smith. earned a ! and dropped throw y ie world’s tit lo from They lightweight (ID RACES Mi Craves, from Eugene, Ore, to hint in the of 98 in each Nationals score off Ip Kansas in a in with glade problem. hamplon Rocky anil an experienced operator, former- wasn't an earned Number two team made of the third hut it Mind bout lo a decision which up run.!,., open- ly at the American In the Beauty Shop, boys from the mill were all dressed opening frame, ilarragar ,, I legalized boxing here. DORIS KENYON, AILEEN PRINGLE, RONALD COLMAN, has accepted a position at Miss Ter- was out at first. Nowell POLL CROWD in while were Karl singled Mandell won from six to of Tlieye Hunter, eight rail's shop. CLAUDE GILLINGWATER, ALEC FRANCIS Two walks filled the Tom and Leslie ('ashen, Harry Sabin. \ cleanly. bugs y ie rounds and oul boxed and out- Brown and sent Busier Hewitt and llazen Fuller Singles by Kearney K meraled Ilia veteran title holder. Old papers voi sale at Tne Empire. More than a thousand happy, noisy AND THE H MAT CLASSIC DANCERS The mill team received 99 per cent three men over the pan. Both men weighed in at 135 In the third the scored k ids and a lair crowd of grown ups on the first pro Mum and 100 on each Nationals p Minds Tilt* Ixmt was staged under was " alt'hcd llic hoys and girls id' Ju NOTICE OF SALE of the others. another. Smith out, Jackson y ie of 1 lie Order of auspices Loyal Nil 2G10-A 11 aau Iheir running ability from the mine to (lallwas. ltig MacSpadden singled, jy oose and I tie White Sox baseball display all of the Number three leant I subsequently vestiges was a mile to puterday ufternoon at Hie City Park, In the District Court for the Dis- was composed of Ora (loss, Sam Mi- He out attempting p trk last Saturday afternoon. ; i wounit left him. llis reappearance '1 he races held under the direction trict of Alaska, Division No. slead, Lee Johnson, I). Richards, Kd- steal hut Little Mac dropped Cough- One, (..I llm : lave was ;• triumpl many f starter M. Sides kept the en «t Tunesn. Attractions ward Maher and J .1 Allen. This lin's throw. Kearney doubled over h "In di'i-s" r < !1 pyin-r UNITED STATES OF ’u; That was the liisiasni of the crowd at a high AMERICA. learn received 911, 95 and 98 reaper center scoring him. J IRS. THOMPSON I, s .0 itch for two hours. I Libellant, vs. FLOATING FISH lively for the problems. end of the Nationals’ scoring. 1 : OFF ON TRIP TO I TRAP, License No. 26-165, known Ills mi :»!■:»* The Scout team of Score On Fluke At Theatres | Boy composed of races were: 1 ;- The judges tho as Booth Fisheries the Hold .vyr-K u if" .. The Americans scored their loir- Trap No. 4, Kdward Hat-nick, David Ramsey, Clar- ARCTIC REGION , 1 Bradford, Lee and Charles l;i !'. ill .” : Harry its lead, hearts, pots, spillers, S "A Thief run in the fourth on a fluke. Little .—- — ------—1 ence Dunn, Clayton Policy, Arthur c I lahin, aldy assisted later In lh< is co-fearur-d v.\ I: H-iri- !<• r Mac went out, Valle to Brown, Huh nets, webbing, house, winches and .liaison and Karl Lag“rgrin received Mrs. 11. J. wife of as ■ante crover — Thompson, Winn. ■ ■ , by Ail. n Pringle nt the Paler- for to short and Mac other gear and equipment there- a perfect score on all problems and erts popped Big slant Thompson, Weather Bureau, j H3XXV9 MOHi, on, and about 500 salmon In suld i „NI aSXXntt nights beginning Thursday. collided, the ball are as Jihree won the prize of $00.00. and Manning drop-jp ft tills morning on the Princess The races and winners AT PALACE TONIGHT. trap, Libellers. : R. D. Stewart as master of cere ping safely. Henuing singled past A lice for Prince Rupert, enrotite to f dlnws: ( .. NOTICE if short to seenud. PUBLIC IS HEREBY j monies gave a brief talk after the sending Shorty Jack-', isper National Park mid Edmonton Boys' dash I year old, Wayne ■ m>\ "GLORIA SWANSON fiTV'EN that I will sell at How Biivd r Bulled In,” n son to right scoring public demonsl rat ion. The judges were Dr singled sharply p com Edmonton she will go to Water |j oherts, Philip Ilarland. COMING TO COLISEUM. j lo op ns tonight at ill but was run auction the highest and best bid- Warner picture, II ('. DeVighne, Marie Falldiiic, Mrs I Roberts Henning and start on a down the downiw ays trip f5Iris' dash I year old. Mary Staw- e der, at the front door of the United Palat ih-.-alev. 11. L. between second and third, Coughlin jy its and (leorge (lelehell. Redltngshafer achenzle River to mouth ■t, Louise Wilson, Beatrice Both well. “IIo'.v Baxter Butts 1 of Virtue" Gloria Swan tiny Slates Court House, at Juneau, Al- Kol curly it i “Wages and J. W. Lievers. popped out to Manning, retiring jf obtain Harry Sperling possible to transportation, Boys' da h 7 year old, Harold Ir," u vehicle cf laughs anil conii sen's latest Paramount production, side. aska, at the hour of one thirty p. was the* clerk and score keeper. It. si le will go to Ilerschel Island anil v ■ j | j ansen. situaiions, But *1 ul o pe lures u directed Allan Dwan, wlm made 'P 1, A T11 n V icclio *■ i.11 1 el n On !| is Friday. July 9, 1926, the Float- by G. Is II thence to Nome and re- Thornbcrg especially recom- Harrow, C,iris' dash 7 year old, Elaine slice of iieutun strapgt an L tail and "Her Love ninth bni Valle was tee ing Fish Trap, License No. 26-165, unusual It “Manhandled” mended for the good work he has rally in lhe tl ru to Juneau. Otherwise Mrs. ■ j ausel, Meg Weightman. tvor when Mart Moore, in tit will ti shown next Thursday the first known an Booth Fisheries Trap No. nntit Rt'irv," done in perfecting the four good strong. Henning walked, hrnnpson will return to Juneau via 1 ,' dash li y-ar old, Boy Smith, of a clerk in ill ..t Coliseum. The story is an lie Bo) its leads, role nondoHcript tie learns. pass Vailo had issued. e 1, hearts, pots, splllerti. wusj(j MacKi n/.ie River. it will take p ennelli Lee, Alfred Singer. ad" of it newt Forrest Halsey of the who nits webbing, bouse, winches and “want department adaptation by The members of all teams were forced at second hy Jackson L unit two months to make the '1 Girls' dash (i old Marie Mol, is liurdt ned with tit of the same name by year and p; per office, popular nove l given a dinner at the Gastineini Cafe was safe at first. Coughlin forced other gear equipment thereon, j, urney. y era Klrkhan, Ann Norton. wife and children of his brother, wli ’. Peretval Wren. Jackson at second and took second and about 50) salmon in said trup. Sunday night. . 0] rants 916,451.40 ruber, Miriam Lee, Dorothy Olson. Front and Seward. Moore, Armand Cortez, Adrienne 30th of June. 1926. 0 1 0 interest. This second pi day Cunningham, p. 2 1 1 |j house, furni- 10 old, 2-5 Front and Main. unusual Panzer are unking Boys’ dash year Roy the scree d'Ambricourt and Paul RESOURCES. 1 0 0 ') 1 t) 2-6 Second and tore I.; "The Brass Bowl," McLaughlin,l).,p. ture and fixtures 59,685.37 y Miliums, Ceorgo Norton, Raymond Mala. a of tie- novel Loui s, but few prominent players Loans and discounts .$127,160.53 2-7 Fifth and version of the popular tty tiler rial estate owned 63,559.67 jj mill U. Seward. t t' in the other roles. Loans on rend estate 27,921.73 .38 13 11 25 12 5 2- 9 Fire Hall. Joseph Vance, the adaptation Totals c ue from other banks 362,440.061 Cirls’ dash 10 year old, Mary ...... Thnniiiii Divni Overdrafts .... None 3- 2 i.l nationals} !c hecks on other hanks 'y under Leert, Tyrra Wahto, Eleanor GftKlneau and Rawn Way. Mr. Low United States bonds and AR R If PO A 3-4 Second and Jr. About a year ago DANCERS Ej and other cash items 8,769.06 j; rubor. Gold. CLASSICAL securities 3,700.00 front ranks of si c. 4 2 3 9 1 3-5 Fourth and Harrta. leaped into the TO APPEAR PALACE. Barrgar. ash on hand Hoys and girls 8 year old. Richard ’/ war- o]c 114.193.30| no n and no Other bonds and 4 3 1 3 2 0 3-9 Fifth ana Gold. called Idolized leading IT*'______McCloskey, 2h. old Dust 118.20 j ,hnsoil, Dorothy Olsen, Tommy Mall. '■ rants 21,200.00 a of his initial Fox feature \ and Saturday 5 2 1111 3-7 Fifth ana Bant. a; result, Thursday, Friday Nowell, cf. ( Boys and girlH 10 year old, Bob is ’■ Mis Banking house, furniture 0 0 0 Seventh “Honor Among Mon," he reeo; night the classical dancers of Smith, rf. 8 2 2 Total $2,438,389.48 iv Richard Johnson, Mary Van- 3-8 Hud Gold. and fixtures eClain, mal <■ will at the Palace 44,512.25 1 2 12 2 3- 9 Fifth nnd nizod as one of the leading llalm appear Brown, lb. .6 0, LIABILITIES s' Leer,I. Kennedy. (lash and due from other |d stars of the film world. theater in a group of three dances, Manning, If 5 1 3 0 0 0 c stock paid 1n..$ dash—11 old, Francis 4- 1 Ninth, back of power houaa banks 74,534.58 apital 100,000.00, Boys' year The advance reports on "The lira s Flower, IOtf and Gypsy. They will If. 0 0 0 0 0 fund co.ooo.oo Torn Red- 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apta. to Shaw, Ojg urplus p iendeaii, L’.oyd Peterson, v Capital assigned Be wl" indicate it is one of the real] give but one performance each even McSp'dn.H., ss. 5 1 1 0 3 3jj| eserves 3,030.00 p ngshafur. 4 3 Dtetin Ave., and Indian St. branches .. 75,000.00 of the current se l- 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. fine photoplays ing. _I Koski, ]). 5 1113). ndivided profits less Cirls’ d h II year old, Margaret and, everywhere, the fans see it I 28,7 14.17 4-6 Seventh and Main. son, Total $374,029.09 Holman, 31). 311011] expenses paid ,( earce, Alice Merritt, Roberta Buy "It wus ma< 4-7 at Northern to lil'fc it immensely. 3b. 2 0 1 0 0 0,| tie to other hands 58,417.07'e rs Twelfth, I/dry. ACT IS LIABILITIES. Kearney, Lowe a veritab CLEVER 4-8 Twelfth and to muTc Edmund | ...-j 'emand deposits 912.885.131 Boys’ dash 12 year old. Albert Wlllonghby. SHOWN AT COLISEUM. I Capital stock paid in $140,000.00 hero and it makes the grai 4 1 14 15 27 13 5 h line 2.22 Vilas Unl- 4-9 Home Grocery. matinee Reserves 27 3.00 Totals deposits 1,284,24 ( lark, Raymond Carlin. is the one crit ■--- way ■ Earned runs—Ameri- . ashler's and certified admirably/’ Hay Southard and his clever wife Undivided profits lees ex- Summary: 'g ess. j ir. 9; two base checks dash — 12 old. Mary expresses large audiences at the penses paid 8,176.40 cans 7; Nationals hits—| Cirls’ year “T1 e/mystified 1.130.891 Mr. Imwe will be seen in and last Oallwas, Now-, ch Mabel Ritter, Jeanette Coliseum Saturday. Sunday Due to branches .... 7.798.90 Manning, Coughlin, reman, ,■-r-r:—;; Bowl” at the Coliseum theati hits—Andrews and Total $2,438,389.48 Brass [night in the biggest sensation per- Deposits 217,87 0.79 ell, this e base | j tewart. and tomorrow. on halls off nited States of America 1 Edawdr Pow- tonight | haps ever shown in Juneau, "sawing Brown; first base Kos-jl Boys’ 3-legged race I a comtnit- out Kos- of Alaska ss. * Henry _/a woman in two." With Total $374,029.09 ki G, off Moe 3; struck hy Territory ) rs and Edward Lagergren; First Judicial Division Carlon. teee of four on the stage, selected at United States of America) ki 9, Moc 5, Cunningham 4, Mc-| ) I irundt and Raymond "“A THIEF IN PARADISE" E. Assistant random from the audience, the two Territory of Alaska )se. 1: wild pitches -Koski 1; 1, Geo. Cleveland. Boys’ sack race Eddie Raddeti- COMING TO PALACE. ! I Laughlin j , over to the 1; first 'ashler of tile above named Albert Rhoades. :: put this baffling novelty First Judicial Division ) passed hall Coughlin base,! hank.|| lerg. the brilliant g satisfaction cf the committee and the I, E. A. Rasmuson, President Nationals 4, o solemnly swear that fore-1 tiirls’ egg race Margaret Pearce, U( nil Id Colman, the youi j on errors Americans]. h was a thing, off hits 4 runs t oitig statement is true to the best ; Vender Least. English actor who lias achieved su< audiences. It peculiar of the alxivo named bank, do G; hits G runs 5 Moe, Jury and those ewear that hits runs 3 off < f knowledge and belief sack race 15 year old, Al- meteoric success in American m a-1 that, at the end of this act, solemnly the foregoing i; off Cunningham, 5, my Boys’ there were statement Is true to the — Mc- GEO. E. CLEVELAND, I tert Clark, Larue Curd. Eon pictures recently, was nmoi gjln (he audience filed out, best of McLaughlin; losing pitcher was and belief. Assistant Cashier. Women's race free for all, Mrs. the first of the British troops to > ;o few explanations of "that easy," tny knowledge Laughlin was The E. A. Correct Attest: V Mrs. L. 1). Henderson to the front during the World W; r. or "i know how that done." RASMUSON, Umpires Bussell and Sperling. MeCloskey, ! and al- President. R M. BEHRENDS. Mi n's race over 50 years old. A He was wounded during the fir 3t audiences were mystified on Attest) Pick GUY McNAUGHTON, ! Thomas Hall. battle of Ypres, in 1914, a slug af though many had an expression (Correct Strawberries 10c per box. lhappee, E. A. i Directors or Partners. An added feature of the was shrapnel shattering his ankle. F >r their faces that they thought they RASMUSON, them yourself. Dotson's Ranch, SEAL) day fact to P. H. Subscribed and sworn to bofore ; race between “Dolly" Crny, Keith a time it appeared that Colnn m were "vise” tiiey kept that (JANTY, Eagle River. adv. not ae this 3rd day of July, 1926. ’etrich and Stanley Heisel. “Dolly’ would lose his foot, und his care •r themselves itecattse they were Director or Partner. --- |> MORRIS You will I). AUSTIN, ame In last and bought the other on the London stage, which had ; il- even sure of that. (SEAL) Read the advertisements. | no I Public In and for the Terri- t wo each a bottle of pop. ready gained- spectacular headvvr y.l There are no (rap doors used, Subscribed and sworn to before be astonished at the bargains you Jotary hoys false box bottom, me tory of Alaska. would ho at an end. Expert si r- secret chambers or this 3rd day of July, 1926. can pick up. THE CONTRACTOR ^ commission March 11, always Use th« gery, however, saved the rnemb •r it is a trick and a niiglity engaging JOSEPH J. F. WARD, | ,ly expires Advertising pays. fur sale ai TU« 1930. iolumns of The and, after long months in hospita s, and interesting one at that. \V;:Ij U. S. Commissioner. >ld papers Empire Empire. 4 -i