The Alaska daily empire. [volume], November 01, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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“BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
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$650,080 HOTEL
IN L. A, BOUGHT
BY J, DEMPSEY
LOS ANGELES, Nov. i. — With
the purchase of a $650,000 hotel
apartment house in West Sixtli
Street, Jack Dempsey, heavyweight
champion, and' his manager, Jack
Kearns, have entered the hotel
owners’ field. The new acquisition
hrings the champion’s real estate
to considerably over a million dol
lars, it was learned. t was also
understood from itn authoratitive
source that his palatial Western
Avenue home here was for sale for
$400,000 which is said to bo a bar
gain price.
Neither Kearns nor Dempsey are
thinking of a fight for Ihe cham
pionship at present, they both de
claring that the next battle in
sight is one with Firpo In New
York next July Fourth.
PAL MORAN WANTS
TO MEET LEONARD
FOR LIGHT CROWN
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.—Pal Moran,
(he crack New Orleans lightweight,
who put Charley White’s hopes for
another shot at the championship
Into the scrap heap, is confident
that he tan take the measure of
Penny Leonard amt win the Har
lemit •’« t'tle if the latter agrees
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The rugged ply-on-ply construction
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Built with broad instep, they insure
foot comfort and ease of action. We i?
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' to moot him at the class limit,
'135 pounds, 2 o'clock day of con
’ test.
"1 have had two run-ins with
tho (hampion,” Moran told a group
of admirers the other day, “and
know lie had his hands full with
me both times. Mind yon. there
was no weight agreement both
times.
“I realize Leonard at 13S or 140
pounds is one the greatest fighters
we have, hut I believe that 1 can
whip him " and capture the laurels
at the lightweight limit.”
Joe Golden, who manages the
New Orleans Italian^ has signed the
conquerer of White for an eight
round star event with Eddie (Kid)
Wagner at the Arena, at- Phila
delphia on Nov. 5. Wagner is the
lad who a few short months ago!
won a unanimous decision over
F< atlu'rweight Champion Joining
Dundee. Moran also has ssveral
other important matches pending,
but will forego them should Lilly
Gibson t come out and announce
Leonard’s willingn ss to l e t Mo
ran.
His knot kout victory over tie
Chicagoan earned for Moran the,
right to he called Ihe Inge al con
tender for the lightweight < ham
pionshlp. Pa! is all set and ready
to attempt tli ■ overthrow of Leon
ard, and it is -entirely • up to-the
champion and his manager to saj
the word and the, match will he on
GOODIE SALE.
The Ladies Altar Society will
have a Goodie Sale1 In the s’.oro
across from the Frye-Bruhn Market
on Saturday November 3rd. Sale
starts at 11 a. yi. —adv.
WALKER COCHRAN
DEFEATS HOPPE
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. — Walker j
Cochran, of Los Angeles, surprised
I the world when he defeated Willie
! Hoppe last night in tlio IS 2 bulk
'line championship tourney by 000 to
! 230 points in 15 innings.
Erich Hagen'acher, German chain
pion, defeated Roger Conti. of
France, yesterday afternoon, 000 to
131 points in the fourth game of
the championship.
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COUGARS FORGE INTO
LEADERSHIP; TIGERS
ADVANCE TO SECOND
At the end of the second round 1
of play in the Circus League o' !
woman bowleijjs. the Cougars, under j
the leadership of Mrs. Fry, liad i
supplanted the Leopards. Mrs j
White’s team, for first place, tlv j
latter dropping to third position ,
The Tigers, with Mrs. Rarragar at |
the helm, had climbed from third
Into second place., and were 32
pins behind the Cougars.
The only other change in tlv
respective standings reported at tin
end of’ the first round was In tlie
advance' of the Rears from sixiu
to fifth place, the Lions, formerly
fifth, dropping to sixth place.
The official standings as an l
nounced today, are:
Cougars 2161
Tigers 2128
Leopards 2065
Pumas ... . 1000
Rears . 1932
Lions . 1927
Lynx . 1811
HOLD OLYMPIC GAME
TRYOUTS ON JUNE 14
NEW YORK, Nov. 1—The exe
cutive committee qf the American !
Olympic committee has voted to
hold the final track and field con
test to determine th ■ makeup of
the American Olympic team at tli
Harvard Stadium next June 11.
As In the past, the winners In
college and club track meets In
the Spring will be competitors In
the stadium.
ZEV WIN? IN
EASTERN RACE
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 Zcv won the
$5,000 autumn championship stakes
at the Empire Clit? fra ks yester
day afternoon In a gallop. Brata
rlale Zev’s stnblematf coming in sec
ond.
OFFER BOB FISHER
MANAGER’S POSITION
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1. — Bob
Fisher, captain ayd utility man of
the Minneapolis American Associa
tion, has been offered a position an
manager of the Denver Baseball
Hint) of the Western League, it
eas announced hero.
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American Legion
Smoker
Saturday |i
Nov. 3rd, 1923 |
at Elks Hall I
CfUMPION FORD BUTLER I
vs. §
PETE ALLARD 1
For the Heavyweight Championship |
of Alaska. ■
9 —10 ROUNDS— I
PRELIMINARIES 1
BEAUDIN vs. CLARK
JOHN ROBERTS vs. CHESTER ROBERTSON
“SKACWAY” MATTHEWS vs. JIM KERN
Reserved Seats $2.50. General Admission $2.00
Reserved seat sale begins Monday, Oct. 29, at Dave Housel's.
Burford's Corner and Juneau Billiard Parlors.
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BUY NOW!
Auto Tire Chains
AT OUR
SALE PRICES
Regular Price Sale Price
!30x31/2 Cord Chains .$5.25 $3.75
32x4 Cord Chains . 6.25 4.25
33x4 Cord Chains .. 6.75 4.75
33x4 Cord Chains . 7.25 5.25
Cross Chains... . .10 .05
ABOVE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY
Arrow Shot Qun Shells—Only $1.25 a box.
MARSHALL & NEWMAN CO.
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS
PLUMBINO, , SHEET METAL WORKERS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Zynda: Col. J. C. Gotwals,
A. S. Crowell, Wellman ' Holbrook.
Augusta Schneider, Dolly Conrad. M.
Morrison.
Alaskan Hotel: J. 15. Thompson, |
Curl Regan, Bon Ea-ly. Mike Mu- \
rich, R. Boyer. Amir w Che ktison.j
G. Melesnius, Ed. More, l’eter Cur- j
anlk. F. Ea or.
Gastineau: Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
More, Wrangell; J. R. Thompson.
H. Martin ami H. J. Neville, S. S.!
Princess Mary; C. K. Alexander,
Hoonah: R. C. Hurley,, Anchorage;
Joe Mehcrin, Seattle; A. A. Ham
froy, City; Capt. and Mrs. S. N.
Dancpy, Los Angeles; Katie Smith
and son Stanley, Latouche.
NOTICE.
Our froth killed chickens tillsi
week, Iho best yet received, our;
specials consist of capons and
springers for roasting. D. B. Fom
mcr, Phone 114. —adv.
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Old papers fo» sale at The Empire. ‘
Let’s Go
I to ‘“Bingo’s” for a real hair
cut and shave at the
0. K. Barber Shop
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' JAPANESE TOY SHOP '
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Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds,
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j 211 Seward St.
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HOTEL SEATTLE |
“Home of AlaskanB'
j Prices reasonable. European j
plan. Seattle, Wash.
I R. L.. HODGDON, Manager | ;
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tl’o old reliable standard
double-lock FIREPROOF con- |
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j Mtg. Co. Near Hall Park, Ju- I !
| neau, Alaska. Established j
; Twenty Years. PHONE 32. j
| CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG.
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ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
LOOK— LOOK—LOOK!
Wo arc just ufter receiving an
*> other shipment of this famous CQAN
And we have lots of those fresh
killed chickens. We also carry a
full line of assorted feeds, and
our delivery service is really tho
best In town. For absolute proof of
this fact ask your NEIGHBOR they
, know.
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PHONE 114._
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Boat Lumber
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BEST EVER
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attractor
Disability Benefit feuturea.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
ALLEN SHATTUCK
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1888
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We are pleased to announce
the arrival of the best.
OUR FULL. LINE OF
NEW PACK
HAPPY HOME
Food Products
| ARE NOW IN.
Always leaders la quality at
prices no higher than ordinary
brands.
GIOVANETTI’S |
GROCERY
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| TRY OUR
j Merchants Lunch
I 45 Cents
I Arcade Cafe
!>1IABY YOUNG, Proprietor.