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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
C0NY HOPES FOR
A CRACK TENNIS
TEAM THIS YEAR

The student council at Cony High
school is bending every effort to
help develop a good tennis team.
This will be the fifth sport now on
the calendar at the school and is one
in which there Appeals to be whole
lot of promising material. This will
also be the first season in the history
of the school that tennis has ever
figured very conspicuorslly and Coach
Thompson is exceedingly anxious that
the local team when perfected should
be one worthy of support among the
student body.
At a recent meeting of the student
council Whitney Thomas was elected
now busy arranging dates and making
preparations for good season of the
sport.
According to information given out
on Thursday the Cony bunch will en-
ter all Of the college nvitational tour
namcnts which includes those under
the auspices of Bowdoin and Bates
colleges and the University of Maine.
Then there will be a duel meet al
ready arranged for with Cony's old
rival, Gardiner High. which is to be
held sometime the last of May.
Owing to the fact that the Williams
Athletic field is under renovation and
will not be ready for use until another
fall She Cony management are seeking
to secure some of the private tennis
courts for their use. Those that arc
being most seriously considered are
the Milliken court on Western avenue.
the Percy Hill court on State street
and the court on the premises Of the
executive mansion on state street.
Without doubt some of these will he
available until the Williams field is
ready.
So far IS candidates have made
their appearance and signed up for
the preliminary clashes and Manager
Thomas plans for an early interClass
tournament which will probably be
held next week, if good weather pre-
walls.
Coach Thompson is very anxious
that CQny's team should be win
ner and he is quite confident that the
boys will put a gang onto the court
that will bring new honors to the
school.
Preceding the college tournaments
it Is hoped that several matches may
be arranged for between the Cony
team and some of the local teams.
There are several good organizations
in the Capital City and matches with
them would mean great deal to the
Cony lads in the way of preparation. |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Hebron Tied with
Huntington for
BOWdOin Trophy

Brunswick, April 2S-The track
trophy, shield which was awarded
by the Bowdoin College Track Asso-
citation to the Exeter track team to
hold this year because of it's victory
in the Interscholastic Meet held in
the Hyde gymnasium is claimed by
both Hebron academy and the Hunt
ington school of Boston. Each claims
the shield as its trophy on the
grounds that each has won it twice
and as was stipulated when the
trophy was put into competition to
be awarded to the team winning it
the greatest number of times in five
years. The shield was put in COM
petition in 1918 and therefore should
have been awarded this year. The
complication is more involved since
Exeter took the lead from both of
these schools in the last meet.
Manager Games communicated
with Coach William Whiting. of the
Huntington school as to the latters
opinion of how solution of the
problem may be effected. The sug-
scstion be ventured was that both
schools meet in dual meet to de-
eide the ownership of the trophy.
The suggestion seems to be a good
one from the point of view of the
Huntington school but it would
hardly be good policy for Hebron
academy to accept any such agree
ment because of the lack of equality
between the two teams. The Hunt
ington school was second in the
meet with a score of IS IL points
while Hebron academy was third
with only IL points. A solution is
yet to be found but it is quite i'm
probable that the two schools will
meet this spring in meet to COM
pete for the possession of this trophy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
GARDINER HIGH
SENIORS WINNERS
IN1ERCLAss GAMES
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Gardiner, Me, April 27.-The annual
interclass track meet was held on the
Common this afternoon. The seniors
won the meet with 81 2-3 points. The
sophomores were second with 43 1-3
points, and the juniors third with rs
points. The freshmen finished third
with points. Dale was the high point
man with % points. winning first in
the 100. 220, broad jump and pole
vault. Gray was next high point man
with Is points, winning first in the
high jump and low hurdles. second in
the 100-yard dash and third in the 220.
The summary:
100-yard dash-1st. Dale "a; I'd.
Gray 22; 3D. Malaney '23; 4th, Babb
20. Time, 1912 sec.
High jump-1st, Gray 90; I'd, Har-
low "a: Sd, True '22. Tie between
sager '22, Levine 90 and Williams "a.
Height, #. 4 in.
440-yard run-1st, Anketell '22; I'd,
Babb '23; Sd. Stuber %; 4th, sager
20. Time, 81 4-5 sec
Shotput-1st. Mcnamara 90; I'd,
Hickey '22; Sd, Dale "a; 4th. Sager
90. Distance, 80 #. II in.
12O-yard high hurdles-1st. Levine
90; Cd, McCurdy '23; Sd, Danforth "a;
4th. Trott 90. Time, 21.3 sec.
Mile run-1st, Ward '22; I'd, Mar
shall '25; Sd, Barnard pa; 4th, Jones
"a Time, min 2-5 sec.
2cO-yard dash-1st, Dale "a; I'd, Ma
laney '23: Sd. Gray %; 4th. Pickering
"a Time, % S-5 second.
Pole vault-1st, Dale '2i: I'd, Burke
90; Sd, Stuber 20, 4th, McCurdy '23.
Height, #. s in.
220 low hurdles-1st, Gray 20; I'd,
Danforth '24; Sd, Trott 90; 4th, Sugar
'22. Time. 20 sec.
SS0-yard run-1st. Dsnforth ga; I'd,
Anketell '22: Sd. Hildreth "a; 4th,
stuber '22. Time, min. Is sec.
Broad jump-1st, Dale "a; I'd, Ross
90; Sd, Levine 90; 4th, Babb %. Dis
lance, is fit.
$50 relay-Won by juniors: I'd, soph-
ignores. Time, LAT Is.
Starter, Coach Thomas. Timer,
MyIes Standish. Judges at finish,
Messrs. Chaffee and Fossett. Announc-
or Ben 4. Ross. Judges of field
events, Messrs. Henderson and Eos
sett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
MITCHELL WILL
PROTEST GIANTS
GAME TO HEYDLER

Boston, April 2S--TodaY's game be-
tween the New York Giants and the
Boston Braves will lie protested to
President John A. Heydlcr of the Ma
tional League, Manager Fred Mitchell
of the Braves announced tonight.
He said that in the fifth inning
with the score tied k 3, Smith was
on third with one out when Bancroft
flied out to Cruise in deep right field.
After the catch was made, he said.
Smith scored. but Bancroft. after
passing second and on his way to
third. stopped and Iaisurcly caught
Cruises throw on first bound. Nit
chell said that although there was
no chance of catching Smith at the
home plate, nevertheless Bancroft's
catch of this relay constituted in
reference and Smiths run should not
have counted
Umpire Sentclle and Klein said to-
night they did not see Bancroft catch
the ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
w. H. S. at SkOw.
Today; Coburn,
VS.. BOWdOin End
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

tSpcCldI 10 NS1lIcbtC Joul HdlI
Waterville, Apr. % --Watervile
High will clash with Skowhegan to-
day at Skowhegan. Although the
Waterville boys have not won as yet
they are quite confident of the out
come of the game today. Soucler
pitched fine bail in the game against
Cony but lacked support in the field.
The team has had quite a lot of
practice now and the boys are look
ing forward to a chance to redeem
themselves.
The Waterville lineup will be
Clapprood second base; Sterling
third base, Soucier pitcher, Heron
right field. Freeman center field,
Larrabee first base. Fotter shortstop,
Trainer center field. Jarbor catcher.
The Coburn nine is looking for
ward to the toughest scrap Of the
season when they come up against
Bowdoin second on Libhey field at
80 this afternoon. Bowdoin is con-
sidered to have the strongest college
second team in the State and recent
~ they administered a bad beating
to the Bates seconds.
Coburn has the record Of only los
ing two games in two years and the
schedule thus far has been unsullied
by defeat. Brown, the Oakland
Southpaw, will start the game and If
lie puts the ball across the plate the
way he did in the Oak Grove game
there is little doubt as to the outcome
of the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29

piopship (frst man ran 440 yards, soc
ond man 220 yards, third man $50
yards and fourth man $50 yards): Won
by Exeter Academy hundcll. Norton
Rogers and O'NeiD; second Hamilton
Collegiate Institute of Canada; third
Mcdford (Mass) High school; fourth
Huntington School. New York; fifth
Johnstown High school Time, 4.44 So
Two-mle international run: Won
by Buker, Bates College; second
Thompson, Hamilton College; third
Romig. Penn state; fourth, Brown
Cornell; fifth. Rathbun, Iowa State
Time, 935 Is.
Throwing discus (pcntathlon): Won
by Clapp, Navy, distance III feet ]
inch; second. Lcgondre, Georgetown
distance liz feet 81 inches; third
AIorroney. Georgetown, distance 1o9
feet 8 34 inches; fourth. Reinartz
Muhlenbcrg, distance 105 feet Z inches
fifth, Byrd, Virginia Polytech, distance
t02 feet inches; sixth. Emery
Princeton, distance 100 feet inches;
seventh. West. Washington and Jcffcr-
son. distance 50 feet 81 inches.
Hammer throw: Won by Baker
Princeton, distance 156 feet l inch
second. Brown. Harvard distance Isl
feet inches; third, Emery. Princeton,
distance 147 feet = inches: fourth.
Hills. Princeton, distance 1i6 feet 10
inches.
College sprint medley relay (frst
man ran 440 yards. second and third
mon go yarrs. and fourth man $50
yards): Won by University Of Penn
sylvania clever, Gill, Holden and
Brown; second. Syracuse; third,
Navy; fourth Princeton; fifth, Brown.
Time. 3.S3 is.
1900 metres fat (Pcntathlon): Won
by Emery, Princeton. time ass 3-5;
second, West. Washington and Jcner-
son, time 4.44 As; third, Lcgcndre,
Georgetown, time 4.4S As; fourth,
Clapp. time see; fifth. Morroncy,
Georgetown, tmss5.52 Is; sixth. Rein
artz. time 5.52 2-5
Running op-stcp-and-j jump: Won by
Hattcrsly, Pennsylvania. distance ~
feet IA inches; second Hicks. Lee
high, distance 81 feet inches. Only
two starters.
College distance medley (first man
ran quarter mile. next half mile. third
Won by Georgetown tKinnaly, Brew
stcr, Masters and Connolly): second,
navy; third. Ohio state University;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Silver Urn Wins
the Guineas Stake

Newmarket, Eng, April 2S-(By A.
P)-The classic one thousand guineas
stake, run here today, was won by
s. W. PARIS Silver Urn. by Jugger-
nant out of Queen Silver.
Sir Edward Hulton's Soubrauet
was second and Marshall Fields
Golden Corn was third. Twenty
horses ran.
Mysia, ridden by the American joe
key Archibald, was unplaced.
The betting on Silver Urn was 10
to l against; on Soubriquet 100 to Il
and on Golden Corn { to 4 against.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT


Noscrs f1o'.1S'H I'I l"'o ''S olu
sIflde YESTERDAYS "HeI ne Siahiiileu
the Cubs.
Dalc seems 10 pc the bod l-cSoh-
took first in the 100, 30, broad jump
and pole vault at the down river
school yesterday in their interclass
games. He was Clocked with stop
watch at 10 % in the 100, which is
remarkably good if caught by an OK
--
Bowdoin has no reason to I've
down hearted by her defeat at the
hands of Holy Cross yesterday, for
thc STRONGEST nincs in tba country
this season.
-
The Braves met the Giants at Bos-
ton yesterday minus the services Of
Thursday while irving ia catch Az
at full snecd and fell on his hand
spraininp his fingers 50 badly f.af
his hand had to no nrt in = snIiut
Dutcb Wifi pIavinr for flo YAM
KEGS Yesterday. landed on the nil for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Phillies Knock
Grimes from Box

brooklyn. Y. y. Apii- 2S-The Phil
lca hof'ri Grimes out OF the box to-
11v aNd beat Brooklyn 10 to :.
Grimes Nns hammered for Il hits In
Ia innings after which Mamaux
and Gordorier hold tho visitors rum
l~sr: Tuhhcll vas effective until the
seventh vhcn the Dodgers rallied and
made ecvcn runs off II hits. Score:
phua ... . s 0 3 0 q 0-10-15-0
Drootl,n. 0 o 0 0 $40 s. 1-1s-l
fuhhrll and fIcniine; Grimes. Ma
maux. Gordincr and Hitler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
GARDINER AND
HALLOWELL IN
SECOND BATTLE
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

tSPCCidi ~ heHHepec 5OuFnAlb
Hallowell. Me, April 2e.-Gardiner
High and Hallowcll High cross bats
on the Hallov- II Muster Field today at
=. NJ.
Both teams are out to win. HALO
well High boys won the first contest
in Gardiner by score OF to 3. but
the Gardiner boys say that they will
retrieve their defeat by trim hing up
the Hallowell boys
The HALLOWEEN High team has wo:'.-
ed faithfully the whole week and all
are in good condition AZ d will be ready
when the umpire calls PLAY ball"
Carbino. who made such good
showing against Gardiner In the first
game at Gardiner, is slt t pitch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
RESULTS FROM
COLLEGE MINES

At Newton, Mass.-Boston college.
IS: New Hampshire state g.
At New York Columbia IS; AM
herst 0.
Worcester, Mass.-fioly Cross, s:
Bowdoin, 3.
At Washington-Cn University of West
Virginia, 0; Catholic University. 4.
Springfield 8; Pittsfeld 5.
At Schenectady. n. Y.-Union 3:
Worcester Tech. /.
At Northfield. vt-Norwich 4;
University Of Maine g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Clinton High A. A.
Elects Officers
Especial 70 Kennetec Journal)

Especial 20 kennebec JournaO
Clinton, April 2T.-The Athletic as
sociatlon OF the High school elected
officers for tho present term with the
following results: President. Wilmer
Brackott. vice president. Miss Irene
Kent. secretary. Miss Helen Written:
treasurer. Miss Wilms Miller
A committee 10 arrange social 10
secure funds 10 repair the tennis
court consists Of Misses Doris Ken
ncdy. Helen Billings. Marguerite
Stinchhcid. Eva Armstrong. Vernon
Walker. Albert Holt and Isaac Irv-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Hub Collegians
Swamp n. HI. State

Newton, Mass, April 2S.--The Bos-
ton College baseball team swampcd
the New Hampshire State nine to-
day, rolling up score Of is runs to
3, The umpire called the game. by
mutual consent. when the seventh
inning was half over. Score:
y. II. s.: 80 q | 0 o. 3
3. G.: ............4 5 o p q ks
Sherwood and Campbell. Smith;
Patton and Listen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
MOrgridge Holds
Athletics Batters

Philadelphia. Apr. 2S-Mocridge
held Philadelphia TO seven scattered
hits while his teammates hammered
Il. Harris and Eckert for il hits and
a ) to 4 victory. Dykes long home
run and Bush's fielding were feat
urcs. Score:
Wash. II | o I I % I 1-a-1"-l
Phila. III o 900 Of 4"
Mogridge and Charity; 3. Harris
Eckert and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Mcclellan Scores
Two for White SOx

Detroit. Apr. 2S-Chicago. here
for the first time this season. TODAY
defeated Detroit Q TO u. Davenporj's
wildness forced his removal in the
third: Oldham was driven from the
box in he sixth and Mcclellan, the
first man to face Stoner. his success
sor. hit over the left field fence for q
home run, driving in two men
Score:
Chicago = o q q = q q 0-9-12-n
Detroit % 20 ! % 1-f-ll-0
Davenport. Wilkinson and SChalk;
Oldham. Stoner. Dauss, johnson and
Bassler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Reds Step Up a
Bit from Cellar

Pit'ehurg rcnna, April 2s-Cin-
cnr3ti hunched hits off Carlson in
two Irr.nrs today and the Feds de-
fca'rl GtNshurg, 20 3 Three hits
anl IN error resulted IN three Gin
,Irn0tl runs IN Tho third inning. while
two more were scored in the sixth on
'Wo hits and sacrifice. Score: I
Cincinnati. % . : o 0 q o--5-1o-o
r!ttShurg 90 o o 0 0 3 0-3-1c-1
Couch and Wingo; carlson. Yellow
horse, Wheeler md Gooch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Rob e6ende AGAIN Cleans Up Penn-Ray Buker Wins
YANKEES ROMP ROUND RED SOX
CIRCUIT FOR TEN TALES;
BAKER STARS For THE winners

New York. Apr. 2S-The Nsr
York Americans easily defeated Bo,.
ton today. 10 to 3. The Red Sor
made triple play in the second inn.
ing. Walter Pipp. New York's frs
baseman, who did not miss CANA
all last season. was out Of TODAY,
game as the result of minor opera.
ton on his nose. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
Holy Cross Breaks
BOwdOin's Winning
Streak by 6-3 Win

Worcester. Mass. April 2S.-Gill
hcld Bowdoin scoreless until the final
ipning today and Holy Cross won 6
to 8. The Purple played superior
baseball in all departments: Score:
Holy Cross. .6-10--S
Bowdoin-. 81 fl
Gill and Martin: Finn and Handy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
"a 10 10 q IS 0
BOSTON

Two base hits. Bancroft. Powell,
Ford Boeckel Three base hits,
smith. Ford Sacrifices, Bancroft.
CruIse Double plays Nehf TO Ban
croft Nehf 10 Bancroft to Kelly;
Groh ~ Rawlings TO Kelly, Kopf to
Ford "a Bnrbare go Kopf to Boec-
kel Left on bases, Now J ork s. Bos-
ton .. Bases on MI's on Nehf );
watson I. Ocschgcr .. Struck out by
Nchf 3: Watson =: Oeschger = Hits
Of Watson : In : innings. none out
IN SIN: OcechEcr > in >. Losing
Pitcher Watson. Umpire. Sentelle
ana Klein. Time OF game . hours, 5
minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
BRAVES 0UTHIT GIANTS BUT
FAIL IN P|NCHES; WATSON IS
WILD AND new WORKERS WIN

Boston. Apr. 2S-New York pro-
fted by watson's wildness today in
tho afth and eighth innings, beating
Boston 20 10 g. The home team was
IN the lead twice and out hit the
visitors. but could not hold the cham
pions IN the pinches. Boston made
four double plays and New York
three. Score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
NORWICH GETS
MAINE 4 TO 3

Mortified. April 2s.-Norwich and
Maine battled for supremacy in a
close game here today with Norwich
the victor by q score Of I to 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29
, JEW YORK
- IL II ~ l.

New York - y : y 90 ! No
Two base hits. Ward. Duean, Mil
Ter. Three base hits Fullerton. Ia
ker. Home runs. Witt. Sacrifice
hits. McNally, Bush. Double play.
Baker. Ward and MCNally. Triple
play, Dugan, Pratt. Burns and Ruel.
Left on bases New York I: Boston l.
Bases on balls off karr /: off Fuller
ton =; off Bush .. Struck out by
Bush a. Hits off karr 4 in one-third
inning; off Fullerton G in @ 30 Inn
ings; off Dodge in ] inning. Hit by
pitched ball by Fullerton ), tSchang)
> Ward. Wild pitch, Bush. Rak
Fullerton. Losing Pitcher Knrr. M
pires, Owens, Chill and Walsh. Time
/ 80.
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SATURDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Washington at PhiIadel phia.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 2; St. Louis 8.
New York 10; Boston 3.
Philadelphia 4; Washington 3.
Detroit s; Chicago 9.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Chicago.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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Bridgeport .: New Haven ).
Albany &; Waterbury 1.
ritchburg s; Hartford !. -
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CUBS TWIRLERS
EASY FOR CARDS

Chicago, April 2s-Sherdel held Chi
cago TO six hits today while st. Louis
pounded tho locals pitcher for Is hits,
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SUNDAYS GAM ES
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston s; New York 10.
Brooklyn z; Philadelphia 10.
Pittsburg 8; Cincinnati 5.
St. Louis II; Chicago 8.
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BOSTON

x-Botted for O'Rourke in 18th.
INFLATED for Fullerton In Sth.
AXx-Batted for Dodge in ON.
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New York. April eS.-Gcnc Tun-
noy of New York. American light
heavyweight champion, and Harry
Grcb OF Pittsburgh, tonight signed
articles for fifteen round title con-
test in Madison Square Garden the
night of May &c.
The agreement called for both
pugilists to weigh in at Us pounds
at O'Clock on tho afternoon OF the
match.
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Ken Slams Another
Homer; Browns Win

St Louis. April 70 konncth WE
liens home run in tho seventh inning
his seventh in six days. broke up a
pitching duel between Shocker and
Mails here today and tie Browns de-
feated Cleveland , TO 9. Shocker HI
a home run in the sth. tying the score.
Score:
Cleveland :. q q n I , / q q 0--c-T-H
st. Louis. 0 0 . 1 x-3-S-i
Mails and Shinault: Shocker and
SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29

SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Detroit.
Clevea nd at St. Lewis.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-29

Bowdoin has no reason to I've
down hearted by her defeat at the
hands of Holy Cross yesterday. for
the Worcester collegians have one of
the strongest mines in the country
[ his season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-30
FOR INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-United States Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas, member of the Senate's Dis trict of Columbia Committee, intro duced a resolution in the Senate this morning for the investigation Of the theatre disaster and also in- vestigation of the construction ot all large buildings constructed hero cince the beginning of the recent World War.
 Senator FrelingEuysen supported the resolution declaring that an in- vestigation should be widespread covering the entire district as he knew from personal knowledge that many buildings were fire or other wise death traps which at any mo-
 Secretary of Commerce Hoover
 this afternoon declared lesson
 has been taught at great sacrifice
 and announced an effort will be
 made to work out a standard
 building code for use in all cities
 of the country as means of pre-
 venting similar catastrophes.
 1t was rumored early this
 morning many of the rescuers
 were caught under falling walls
 but this proved to be false.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-30
ARE MODELS IN SALESMANSEiIP SAYS PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN TO HARVARD STUDENTS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 30 o-- Bootleggers were set up as models in salesmanship before students of the Graduate School of Business Ad ministration at Harvard today.
 William Maxwell, first vice presi- rent of the Thomas A Edison, Inc said they had developed a creditable sales technique
 Tt is noteworthy" he added, that salesmen engaged in illegitimate pur- suits, such as bootleggers, confidence men and men who sell worthless se- curities, for the most part are closer students of salesmanship than sales men who are engaged in selling meri- torions articles
 ''The 'grafter' ordinarily will plan his "appr6lch' and the subsequent steps of sale much more carefully than the average legitimate salesman considers to be necessary"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-30
COLD ASHES AND BONES TELLS FATE OF EXPL LORER LOST WITH
 COMRADE IN FROZEN SIBERIA

Footprints of only one man were ,ound Che rifle and, cartridges of ! Norwegian 1914 pattern also were found
 The Begitcheff expedition was at Cape Wild last July 2S.
 Several weeks ago a radio dispatch from Moscow told of the finding by he Begitcheff expedition of the bod ies of Knudsen and Tessen. The place where the bodies were found was described vaguely as near the mouth of the Jenesey,' which was taken possibly to refer to the Yenisei River, which rises in Northwestern Mongolia and flows nOrthward through Siberia, where it empties into the Arctic Ocean.