The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], December 22, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

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LANDIS NOT TO
INTERVENE IN
HORNSBY CASE
ST. LOl'IS. Dec. 22. Rascba'l
Coni missioner Landis lias declan <1
he lias no jurisdiction and cannot
intervene in the dispute between
President Reardon, of the Cardinals,
and Rogers Hornsby, who has been
trad'd to the New York (Hants. A
contract was the cause of the d's
pute and the St. Louis Chamber
of Commerce asked Landis to in
tervene.
COAST TEAMS ARE
TO CIRCLE WORLD
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis. Dec. 22. Pacific
Coast Conference teams will travel
it distance greater than the circum
ference of the e trill in fulfilling,
twenty-four conference football -n ,
gagements on the Coast next year,
when 20.55!* miles will he covered
by the nine teams.
Washington State tops the list of
travelers with a schedule of trips
taking in 5,316 miles. The Cougar.t
w ill also make the longest sing! s'
trip when they travel 3.120 miles
to lass Angeles to meet the Trojans.
University of Idaho will take the
shortest single ride an excursion of
twenty-two miles front Moscow to
Pullman to do battle with the Con
gars.
Here is a list of llie colleges and
(he individual mileage to be covered
by each:
Washington State 5.310,
Montana 4.190
Stanford 3,637 1
Washington 3,207,
California 2,565
Oregon Aggies 2.510
Oregon 2.281
Idaho LOU
Southern California 8S2
SYRACUE TO PLAY
OREGON AGGIES AT
PORTLAND IN 1927
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. - 22. The
■Washington State-Soul hern California
football game, originally scheduled
for Los Angeles on November !'i
of next. year, has been transferred
to Portland, according to informa
tion received here.
The same information said another
interseetional game for the Coast bad
been arranged between O. A. C. and
Syracuse University. The game will
be Portland’s Thanksgiving Day at
traction in the new stadium.
Measure taken Tor all-wool made
to measure suits, fit positively guar
anteed. JORDAN'S VALET SERV
ICE. ■—adv.
- OPEN NOSTRILS! END |
j; A COLD OR CATARRH I
< > How To Get Relief When Head I
|| and Nose are Stuffed Up. y
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
of your head will clear and you
can breathe freely. No more snuff
ling, hawking, mucous discharge,
dryness or headache; no struggling
for breath at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream
Halm from your druggist and apply
a little of this fragrant antisetpic
?ream in your nostrils It pene
trates through every air passage of
the head, soothing and healing the
swollen or inflamed mucous mem
brane. giving you instant relief.
Head colds and catarrh yield like
magic. Don’t stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief is sure —adv
AL MIEHAUS SENT
TO LITTLE ROCK
BY ATLANTA CLUB
ATLANTA. La. Dec. 22. AI Nie
Uaus, first sicker fur the Crackers,
lias been sold to Little Knelt. On a
hard hitting record in 1024 for Chat
tanooga, Nii hails went to tile Chlcn-■
go Cubs, thence to Pittsburgh and
to St. Paul, returning to the ('hack
era last season. It. O. It Murphy, i
utility man for the Ci ackers, will
play first base when the season I
sta its.
Pitcher Oscar l'uhr, a left ham1
cr, goes front the Mobile club
Nashville, in a trade for Pitch ;
kiddie Morris.
SEATTLE WILL
TRAIN IN CAL,
Indians Will Start Baseball
Practice in February
at Bakersfield.
SEATTLE. Dec 22. President
Lockard of tin* Seattle Baseball (Tub
announced the Indians will train at
Bakersfield, Cal., starling February
27. Practices are scheduled with the
Chicago (Tub. Denver Western Lea
guers and Philadelphia Royal colored
giants.
ANCHORAGE MASONS ELECT
GRAGAW AS W. M. FOR 1927
(Anchorage Times)
Robert S. Bragaw, Jr., president
of the Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce, and prominent in local fra
ternal and business circles, lias been
elected worshipful master of Anchor
age lodge No. 22L F. A- A. M. , at
the annual election held in the Ma
sonic temple. Henry M. Chesterman
was elected senior warden and Rob
ert H. Romig junior warden. Sol
Silverman and Winfield Ervin wen
re-elected secretary and treasurer
respect ivelv.
Action looking to the complete dis
organization of the Anchorage Ma
sonic club was instituted. The club
was incorporated as a holding com
pany to conduct the business of the
Masonic building during the time
it was under const met ion and willi
the burning of the mortgage last
summer the necessity of the club
organization ceased After the deed
ing over of the property the Ma
sonic club will then cease to exist.
VIC FOLEY IS WINNER
OVER WILDCAT CARTER
SFATTl.K, Dec. dii. Vic Foley, of!
Vancouver, featherweight, was given
the decision last night over Wildcat
Carter, of Kverctt, at the end of a
six round bout.
Walter ('leghorn. Alaskan middle
weight, won the sity round decision
over Irving Seldom of Tacoma, it)
the semi-final.
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ANY MORE BOTTLES?
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Xh\\ YORK, Dec. 22 Because
William Harthman. of Xew York.
1 tossed a bottle over the side of
the litter Majestic last July, it
will be a merry Christmas with
trimmings, this season, for James
Trevetl. a poor and ag'jtl fisher
man of the Dorset Coast, ling
la nd.
Harthman. jeVcler. put his card,
offering $10 for its return, in the
bottle when :!ti7 miles from Cher
bourg. Today the card came back.
The aged fisherman wrote that
he had picked it up November
IX, mi the beach at Ewyre.
Since lie is just recovering
from an operation, Trevett said
he thought the ten would be “all
right for Christmas." Ami Barth- i
man savs it will.
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XMAS TREES FOR SALE
Any size. Prices fit) cents and up.
Phone 444 or 4 77$. —adv.
The “Aggravators” 2Sth. adv.
Children’s Colds
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Are beat treated eit
ternally. Check them
overnight without
i "doting” by rubbing
Vicka over throat and
; ch«st a^ bedtime.
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ASSOCIATION OF
ALASKA HERRING
PACKERS FORMED
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Lee H. Wakefield Heads New
Organization f<3r Aiding
Herring Industry.
The formation ot tiie Alaska H r i
ring Packers' Association was per-I
fected in Seattle recently when her-i
ring operators with interests in this
Territory got together to discuss \
problems rdnnected with their in !
dustry. Leo II Wakefield, pioneci j
herring packer and president of tin i
Franklin and Hatanof companies, was;
elected as President,.
Other officers elected were: ('apt j
Idling Arentsen, of Arentsen A- Co.
Vice-President: C. L. Foss, Chatham!
Straits Fish Co.. Andrew Unchan. of
Huchan A lleinen Pkg. Co., and
Olaf Floe. Northwestern Herring Co.,
Trustees; W. \V. Wi|d>, Seattle, Sec
retary-Treasurer.
Objects of Association
The Association has been fncorpo
TJVE wish everybody every
rr where a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy. Prosperous,
Well-laundered New Year.
Remember our phone number.
SNOV> WHITE
LAlNDRY
TONIGHT—8 O’CLOCK
J. H. S. Girls vs.
Alumnae
Alaska College vs.
C7
J. H. S. Boys
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At A. B. Hall
L Admission—Adults, 50 cens; Children, 25 cents y
rated under ilie laws of tlie Stale
of Washington. An account of its
formation, appearing in the Pacific
Fisherman, gave some of the prin
cipals purposes of organization as
follows:
“To gallicr statistics and to dis
seminate information willi reference
to the herring industry; to secure
the enactment and enforcement i :
laws to properly regulate, protect
and entourage the herring industiy:1
to promote a higher standard of edu
cation among the memhers of the j
association with reference to both
the scientific and practical features ;
of the herring industry; to encour
age the production, marketing and
branding of products which will i:i
all respects conform to the gov 1
eminent reipilrcm. nl.' as to purity i
and weight; to encourage the ex
elusive use of ill" most sanitary j
methods for handling, curing and ■
packing herring; to investigate and
supply its memhers with all avail
able information relating to the miii
zation of waste products, and pro-1
mote p—idices tending lo the per-:
manent benefit of the industry; and
by all lawful and proper ways and ;
means to improve and perpetuate ,
the herring industry on the Pacific |
Coast, and to promote the welfart*
of the memhers.
Would Speed Up Investigation
“The need of such all organiza
tion lias long been felt. Imt action
was no doubt hastened by the recent
growth of antagonism among cer ‘
tain elements in Alaska, and the1
I'lri ulntion of inflammatory ami mis
leading propaganda regarding t lie
activities of the industry and the |
herring situation in general. This’
lias so far been one of the prill j
cipal matters discussed, as it is fell '
that there is immoiliate need of edit
rational work to counteract the ex- j
travagant and unfounded allegations |
that have been circulated. Ii has i
been suggested that the real fai ls j
regarding the herring fisheries, as 1
l>r as they are known tit presen'., i
lie gathered in concise form and 1
brought lo tic attention .of the pub
lie and of legislators and officials
having regulatory power; and the i
desire is also expressed that the I
government speed up ils scientific j
survey of Hie herring fisheries to
secure additional daft needed for
Ihe proper regulations and welfare
of ilie industry."
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MUSTAFAKEMAL?
HKHUX, Dec. 22 Constan !
tinople is to he renamed Mils I
tafakemal. in honor of Turkey's
"(ieorge Washington." according
to report from that city. Humors
to that effect have been current
for some lime, but now are said
to he confirmed In high political
circles.
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Det Almqitlst ri sss your Suit. We
oa'I and deliver Phone 528. a<lv
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SUCH GIFTS are ultra-modern—they're attractive
useful. In fact, they’re absolute necessities!
A FEU SUGGESTIONS FOR THE HOME -
Christmas Tree Lights, Toasters, Warming Pads, Waffle Irons,
Automatic Irons, Curling Irons, Lamps, Table Stoves, Percolators.
ALL PRACTICAL—THINK IT OVER
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GASTJNEAU ELECTRIC
LOWER FRONT STREET
I THE CASH GROCERY
Is now open for business and the publio is invited
to inspect my stock of Groceries
fourth St., next to City Hall. 8. ZENGER, Prop.
HERE HE COMES
Now Is the time to order coni.
t
We also carry a full line of Feed
—and cur motto Is to buy the best.
This is our secret of bo many sat
isfied customs. If you have been
using Just ordinary coal then we
invite jou to glvo onr’s a trial.
And our transfer Bervice O G O My
D. B. FEMMER
Phone 114
F. WOLLAND
MERCHANT TAILOR
FRYE’S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON
“EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES"
mDDIIUM PH HENRY BAMAN. Manager
■ DnUfm uUl SEWARD STREET
Phone 38 Residence Phone 529
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l)o You Know IVe Sell
Vecto Heaters, Universal
Air Blast Pipeless Pinn
aces and Super Heaters
J. J. WOODARD CO.
I’lumhinK—Sheet Metal Work
South Front Street
I ’ho n •' :* 7'! Res [’hones 1401.1 — 08
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HAT LING
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BAGGAGE. COAL and LUMBER |
PHONE 4772 I
PAKICH TRVNSPER I
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Our fame has spread both far and
wide
O’er hill and dale and country
side.
ilKE the country doctor who
J could be depended upon at all
times we are the auto physicians
that you can "bank upon" in any
emergency. Our shop is equipped
with the latest repair machinery
and when your machine leaves
our place it will take to the road
as if it ov.’ncd it.
Let Lucas’ Auto Doctors look
after your car’s health
j JUNEAU MOTOR CO.
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live foods too cheap
• Are the foods that cost
' In the best of food.
| not a cent is lost!
CALIFORNIA GROCERY
PHONE 478
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ROLLER
SKATim;
A. B HALL
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day—Aftei noons 2 to 5, Evenings
8 to 12.
Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5,
for Ladies and Children for in
struction
Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30,
General Admission
H. R. KELLY and J, L. FULLER
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COMPANY
Moves, Packs and Stores Freight
and Baggage
Prompt Delivery of
LADYSMITH COAL
PHONE 48
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Read the aaveiirseirients. You will
oe astonished at the bargains you
can pick up.