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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
MOVE RESIDENCE

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Firestone have moved from the MacKlnnon Apartments to the physicians quarters at the Government Hos pital, of which institution Dr. Firestone is in charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
GOING TO SEATTLE

Mrs. Charles o. Anderson and daughter, Dorothy Henderson, arc planning to leave on the Admiral Rogers next week for Seattle where they will spend the winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
Congregational Community
 Church

l.. D. HAMMOCK, Lay Pastor
 Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 D. m.
 Regular Sunday services 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Holy Communion and Sermon at 11:00 a. m.
 No evening service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31

month to spend the Christmas holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
JACK OF ALL TRADE The Shon of Odd Jobs

If your pipes freeze up, or for any odd jobs Phone 473, John Holler. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
NOTICE OF TAX PAYMENT

Notice IS hereby given that the final installment of Municipal taxes for the year 1927 is due and payable at the office of City Clerk on or before o'clock D. m. Tuesday, January 3, 1928, after which time payments be- come delinquent and subject to a penalty of 10 per cent with eight per cent ip.erest.
 H. k. SHEPARD, adv. City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
NOTICE

If your furniture needs re- pairing call Phone l37. Henry Gorham. --ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
ATTENlI0N

If you need good carpente phone 498, Handy Andy's ShOE A. P. LAGERGREN,. Prop. as.v
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31

We make mems suits for s55 }. WOLLANc. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
IT IS REQuESTED THAT

all bills for or against the Old
 U & I Lunch Room Ie presented by the 10th of January. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31

The Nelson water mains will be shut off every night at nine o'clock.
 adv. R. P. NELSON.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
TO PLAY LAST GAME
New Britain High School Basket ball Team Meets St. Thomas Seminary saturday.

Basketball will be officially closed at the New Britain High school with the game between the school team and the quintet which rcp- resen's St. Thomas's seminary al the West Middle gymnasium. Hart ford. Saturday afternoon.
 Every game played between the
 Saints and the New Britain team
 in recent years has been the hard est and closest played by the teams. The two met in the opening
 game Of the season. The Red and Gold team won 4 10 22 after 2 strong comeback in the second half
 Neither Matulis nor Sowka, the
 New Britain guards, were with tn"
 team on that occasion and thc!r places were taken care of by Brom- berg and Scully.
 With both of these men back and the regular center and forward combination of McGrath. Captain Marion Zalcski and Havlick work ing. the chances of New Britain victory are great, Probably the team which has been playing in games in which faculty rules pre- dominate will get into the game toward the end. II may he possi- ble. however. that Coach Cassidy will keep the regular team in ,h game since the contest will be tht last high school basketball game for Captain ZalesE, Al Ha.ncE Frank McGrath and John Matulis-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
JOE PATE SIGNS UP
Last Holdout of Athletics Hands tn His Contract-Cobb Starring in Training,

Philadelphia. March 10 Lp.--Joe Pate. only holdout of the Philadel- phia Athletics. has handed in his : signed contract, reports from the Attachments camp at Fort Myers. Fla. said today. Tho reports also , told enthusiastically o. Ty Cobb's work in his first game in an Ath- letlcs uniform. His virle bat and nimhleness in the field aiding ma 'arla!ly in the iS-5 victory yesterday over tho New York Giants. Cobb played six innings and in his fhree times at bat he doubled. walked ana went out on a fly. On the de- tenstva ha made a thrilling. running catch which looked good for dou- llo.
 Eddie Collins, who vas hit on the knee by q line drive, received only hruis" and was expected to resume his workouts today.
 The Fhiliies were scheduled for their first exhibition game today against the Washington Senator's at Earder'on. Fla. Manager McInnis' ou'fi"lQers and infiellers have had hut little practice: and he said he would depend to q large extent on his pitchers 10 turn back the Sera- tors. With tho exception Of John
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
FRANCE MAY AGAIN
 WIN TENNIS CUP
Only One Ranking American to
 Confront Invading Team

New York. Mar. l0.--fPt-Anlsr- : Ica has been able 10 muster only i one of her first ten" players to . confront another formidable band { of foreign stars seeking to carry i back across the Atlantic the nation l al indoor tennis championship for | tho third successiv" year. Play he ! gins March 19 at the seventh razf- | mont armory.
 The lone top flight entry from ! this country will be Dr. George King, who gained No. lo in the na- tional list this year when Vincent
 Richards received no ranking on the grounds CT professionalism Several outstanding Metrorolitan players, including Francis T. Hunt "r. former Olympic doubles cham pion with Richards. Herbert l.. Bowman, and Percy Kynaston. are numbered in the field Of 50 Aroari- cans scheduled 10 second Dr. Kings efforts.
 Indications point strongly. how ever, 10 another trip overseas for the championship bowl. Four Eu- ropean stars, Jean Boro'ra, dashins Basque; Jacques Erugnon, another Of Frances mukotcers: Manuel Alonso, former Spanish Davis Cup player ranked No. in the Ancri- can list this year: and Heinrich kleinschroth. ranking No. < in the German standing, make LID tho for. eisn entry.
 Borotra and Brugnon arrived late yesterday from France to take part Tn team matches here against Frances T. IIunter and Manuel Alonso prior to play in the indoor championships.
 'Professtonal@" No, no. and no," were the first five words uttered bv the Basque as he landed. The ex- clamation of denial of professional Ism came in reply 10 q query as 10 whether he had accepted a reported ott'r by wireless of s3o, ,Oo0 to enter that field
 Hurlling over the rail Of the lin- - i"'ll'' DOfolTA smashed his way through the customs and put over his first ace with the taxi drivers
 "Seasick? No. l hear Tilden has been bowling them all over in Flori- da' We had q fine crossing"
 There ara only two of the four muskoteers so far" he said. Rene Lacoste, American tennis champion -Qu- that in--is still a soldier of France and could not get away from military duties
 f.acoste will be released from duty in May. The French ha'is cup team. Eorotra said. will be complete as soon as Lacoste breaks away from driving the generals car"
 Borotra said France probably would play their preliminary matches of the Davis Cup play in the the European zone. The zone was not designated in the French entry received recently hy tha | nit"d States lawn tennis associ- alton,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
VETERAN ATHLETES IN
 COMEBACK EXHIBITION
Virgil CheeycS and Al Devormcr shine for Giants in Game
 With Athletics.

New York, Mar. l0 = 1p) - Thomas A. Edison. Of the Inven tors league, who has tested and discarded a lot of theories in lis time. now has seen the explosion O. on" Of baseball's pet axion.s. The aged inventor sat in the stands at Fort Myers yesterday and watched two athletes Of the Giants brigade prove that sometimes they do come back Virgil Cheayes. discarded by the Chicago Cubs a t"" years a-o as q pitcher with q dead artn. and Al Deyormer, Yankee castoff staged ths demon- s'ration.
 chaeves. considered so risky a prospect that John McGraw hasn't even signed him 10 a contract, held the Phiials phia athletes 10 three HIS, two os them wind blown doubles, in four full innings and p'voT"r cracked out four sat,.tios ln toNr trips to the plate. The Giants ,ost. l$ to ,. but McGraw smiled throughout,
 Every member Of the Brooklyn Robins had reached the camp at Clearwater today. Max Carey, vet eran outfi"lder, strode in yesterday and promptly began tutoring liar H'y flendrlck. sensational rookie, who has been threatening the job of the former Pirate captan. Gus Felix. outflelder. was the last of the clan to arrive.
 Eabe Ruth is measuring fences at St. Petersburg for the opening ot the Yankees exhibition season. All pitchers lcosanad their arms and n"ar-resular team drilled in com bnation play.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
STICK TO POLICY
broWns Manager and Coach Fol lowing Prc-arran"cd Tactics E; Training squad.

St Louis, March 10 PA-Dan H"Wi"y, manager and Coach Bill NliIlf"T of the Browns have adopted A policy of sticking 10 their tactics m so far as two defeats in exhiti- ton game. They are risking tha loss Of mlnor engagements so that 'h"lr forces win be in fit condition for the big drive this summer 4 cry has gone up at the Tarpou springs camp for more and big ger steaks following two days of plenty on tla Sarasota Palmetto campaign. The steaks at camp are said 10 be of only pancake thick ness.
 Although the Cardinals lost to the Boston Braves at Avon Park, Fla. the game showed that Taylor Douth- i' has lost none of his fielding skill.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
PLAY ALLrSlAR TEAM
south Church Basketball Team Meets New Haven County In Tour. namcnt Tonight.
nancnt Tonight.

Tn" South church basketball 'earh 1 champion of the Adult County "Y" league, will meet the all-star team representing New Haven county in tho first round of the state tourna- mcni this evening. the game being played at the Hartford | NJ. C A. The local quintet. which won it's right to represent Hartford county by defeating fh, Mapping Commun- fly club. will he bolstorcd tonight bv the return Of two former players, ,il flay!ick and Bill parrow, loth Of whom will get into toriebt's contest. All of the regulars will te on hand. although Mercy iS suffering from d sore foot and may not last long on the floor. Little is known O the N" Haven county aggregation .N- c"pt that il was formed Ky combin- re the best players on inc two fastest teams under tho county "l' standard.
 Tho local players will nrcc. at the New Britain '. NJ. C. \. at & o'clock and make tho trip by automobile.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
REARRANGE 0UTFELD
Kay >chalh Ip Against Problem Because Of NostjI's Attempt to Commit Suicide.

Chicago. March t0 tPl-Re-ar- raneemcnt Of the White Sox out field is the unexpected task con- fronting Ray Schalk in his first sea- son as manag ger. Johnny Mostil's attempt to commit suicide, not only has cast I damp"r over training activities at Shreveport. La, but has caused Schalk to scan anxiously his available outfield timhe for ,al- cnt to take Mostils' place in center field.
 Rain held down the Cubs practice at Catalina Island yesterday. The good showing Of Rrillhoart and Will son has brought q trace of clee to Manager McCar'hy's face, as he be- li"veS the Cubs arc aSsured of added strength in southpaw pitching in these two players.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
ANDERSON WINS MATCH
Former state Champion Takes Five Out of Nine Games From Bill liOwarth at Rogers.

Eddie Anderson. former stat duckpin bowling champion. beat EiI HoWarh in the men's IndividYa' State l"agno match at Rogers alleys last night taking five out ot min" sam"s. The match was staged with each man using two balls.
 Anderson had an average of lot to lnl for iloWarth whil" H0warth's g mark Of l39 was high single for the night. In the fouth game, Anderson hit GH after getting a spare with seven on il.
 Tn" scores Wora as follows:
 Anderson-9t, 92, 100, GS. 1o1. 9t. ll6. 1c5. 13G-937.
 IIowarth--1li 1&a, 7G. a2. lfG. i2l, aS, 70. 95-993.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
INDIANS BEAT CINCINNATI

Cleveland, March to Gp-A!anager Jack McA,lis'"r almost used ID the Cleveland indian roster in gaining the to j victory over the Cincin- nati l;eis at the Indian camp in Lakeland, Fla. yesterday. Twenty cue players including three pinch hit'erS and one pinch runner took part in the game, The Indians in- Nal@ the Boston Braves reservation a' St. Petersburg today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
LATZ0 YS. SIMQNICH
"eltcrWcisht Champion Not to Risk His Title in Match With Butte. Mont, Boxer.

Chicago, March 10 LP-Pete Yatzo will meet Joe Simonich, Butte. Mont. Tn ten round bout tonight. L&tzo'S Welterwcight title will not be at stake.
 iatzo expected 10 weigh in today a' about i5o pounds. three above tNs "e.teTw"lght limit. and Simcn,ch about l52 pounds.
 George Courtney. New York. md. d!ewelsnt. and A Webster of Bil- llnss. Mont, are the l1 round semi tInalls.s.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
STARS READY FOR
 EXHIBITION WORK
Details Of Boys and Girls Build-
 ing Fund Show Complete

ENhibi;io2s-Jim Maloney, Jack >harhcy, Mike McTigue, Paolno Johnny Dundee. Johnny Vacca, Ed tie Lord, Peta Canzoneri Andre ? Routis. Johnny Breslin, Stan Zbysz- 10, Hans S'rinkc.
 BouS-Stove smith vs. George Day, Chick" Succs ys. Ruby Brad Icy Frisco Grande vs. Johnny Burns. Joey Erlo ys. " Smith
 Referees ~- Jack Dclauey Pete Reilly, J.sgor McNar,hy.
 Announrors - Joe Humphrias. George Dunn, Jack Eraney,
 Hartford. March 10 -- Hartford 'ytli he the capital Of tho 'istic world 'oHl@ht when more than q dozan Of
 ho best known boxers iu tho coun- try and a score more almost as not "i will appear at the state armorv at tho benefit carnival for the state boys and girls building fund.
 All of the chief figures in Rick ards rlmination tournament will be 'her"--Jjm NaloN"y. Jack Shar&ey, P-oljno, Mike McTigue and Jack Delaney and each Of them will box in exhibitions. with the exception Of Delaney, who Will referee. Jacks right hand being badly damaged.
 Of inc smaller boys. J>hnny Dun i"@ and Kid Kaplan. oN-foath.r- weight champions. and "Houoyhoy" finnegan, a leading contender for 'he crown, will step in exhibitions. also Johnny NacCa, who recently beat Fidol La Barha, Tony Canzor- eri and half dozen others.
 There will be regular scraps fS well as exhibitions with Steve Smith meeting his old rival, Georeie Dav. Chick Suegs battling Ruby Bradley and Frisco Grande taking on Johnny Burns.
 Wiadol, zhy~zko and Hans Stein l'H will hold mp tho wrestling end of tho program with ten-minu,e 
 Governor Trumhul, and staff. Tex Rlckarl, Riil Mulloon. Commission. '' 'N' ''ii'' c+ New 1ofk ana the siivor-tongued Joe Humphri.s will be among tho guests. There will D" hundreds Of prominent men and women in the boxes about tho ring
 The United States Coast Guard band wilt play and the Mcndolssohu chorus of 50 voices will sing.
 Governor Trumhull will receive the visiting boxers at 3 o'clock al the state capitol while the govar- nor and his staff will have dinner, with th" champs and near chanrs at the Hotel Pond at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
LEWIS BEATS NUN<

Shreveport. La. March 10 lP'- Ed "Stranglor" Lewis, claimant o' th' worlds heavyweight wrestling title. last night defeated Wayn.
 Big Nunn in two straight falls The first fall came in B minutes. sS seconds, and the second 1T 20 min utes. Lewis used flying headlocke to win both. Mum weighed 27o pounds and Lewis 235.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By he Associated Press C.ovclaud-Johnny Farr C'er"- and, defeated Babe Herman. Cali fornia, 12. Frankie Genaro. New York, beat Tommy Hughes, Clcve- land. 5.
 Tolcdo-lIoe Rycheil. Chicago. won over Luis Carpontoro, Toledo, ln.
 san Francisco-~Billv Adams. New Orleans, won on q iou! from Jimmy Preston. New York, f
 Fights Tonight
 Chicago-pcte Latzo NS. Joe Si- monich. 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The New Britain Machine leads in team total with SEQ; the Stanley Rule ia second with S54 and the Skinner Chuck third with S2.. The highest individual seer" goes to Miss Y. Tancred of tho Stanley Works with a single string of 129.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
MACHINE LEADS B0WLERS
NcWmatic Girls Leading Industrial Pin Toppicrs in Latest League Standing.

The New Britain Machine girls bowling team leads the Industrial League with margin of II games won and one losf, according to the latest figures published. Tho Stan ley Works is close behind with r. X r. Corhins in third place. The
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

City five was the last word in the so-called junior class. They have changed their mind now for any team that can undisputably humble
 New Britain team on it's own court deserves the highest praise"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

We are of the opinion that the New Haven Atlas views the Guards in the same light following the up and down course oN negotiations for the brace of games this week be tween the two.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Scott, veteran pitcher. who has not Vet signed his contract. all ot Me lrnis' squad are either in camp or
 on the way.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The annual freight bill on lumber IS about s%oo,o0Q, ooo. The average haul is 7oo miles p.. hundred feet.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Billy Dudack, former star athlete It the New Britain High school and later one or the best men ever 10 Georgetown University on 'he field Of sports has had q grea. as coach Of the freshman aam at the Washington University.
 The team has just completed a gard schedule without losing a game and much of the credit is being gwen the local man, who has prob l ply set himself in solidly as a coach It his former alma mater.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Elmwool got into the lead in the rst half and when the lest period las called. the team was leading 24 10. The Bristol team tried hard stage d come back in the second |ame, but Elmwood, seeing victory head. could not be stopped. This hme was one Of the real surprises the present basketball season.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The Boston Boys club basketball aam met with a serious reverse in he game against the New Haven toys club team last night. The Elm 'ity quintet won out by the score Of 3 10 %.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Boston broke winning streak
 6 straight games of the New 'italn Boys club Monday night d every one in upper Connecticut d thought that the Hardware
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The Bristol Endces met with IecideI surprise in ElmWood last light when playing the E'mWood ,ndees. The Elmwood team pulled ut with q victory by d 1o-poinr margin, the final score being Sl 10
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

We happened to look over the lew Haven Journal Courier this |orning and ran across the follow
 c compliment for the New Britain pys' club basketball team which is orth repeating. It follows:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The Bristol team was considerably | |ripplad when Jimmy Malcolm was |anished from the game in the sec | Ind half on personal fouls and Risky" F"llman. his running mate, |ook the same course 10 the showers \ hen he argued with Referee thompson.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Billy has entered the Mohawk 4. tournament at the |. M. T. 4. E. building on Main street. this Ky. Friday night and many of the
 |ich school fans vii l,urn out 10 |e him in action. Ii he is any has been on the athletic field, he
 Ell so q long ways before being
 |opped.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Torrant Faulkner and Larson 7 atured the victory for ElmWood, nile Manning and Waterman fca- ured for Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

| He is being trained and rroomcd
 >r a hard ring campaign by Dave ayes. former star end on the ! |o're Dame championship football even and last year coach of the hl-New Britain football team. |ayes is q strong coach and a very fficient fight instructor.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

In the words of a close follower amateur fights. Billy appears to the last thing in class around [ese parts and he looks awfully bod
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The Guards will play the Mcrilcn ndecs in Meridon on Thursday eve ng, March 2i.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The Bristol Ende"s will play the reerpoint. l.. l., team in Bristol the star attraction Saturday ght.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Billy Taylor, star athlete OH hartford Highs athletic teams for he past few years, proved to be te star of the amateur boxing |urEamcnt in south Manchester
 st night. Billy was making his
 | but as d simon pure mitt singer
 |ld he knocked out Ed Squire ot latarhury.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

The National Guards and the |ristol IGndees will tangle on the { ate armory court in this city q teek from tonight. and this should
 Q one of the sensations Of the pres 3nt season i'll this city. The teams
 greed a tthe eginning of the sea |,n to play q five game series. the 3ast three games to count. New Iritaiu has won two and Bristol be. The Guards have a splendid op |ortunity of ending the series by inning next week and also bring ks to q decision the argument which {lS arIS.u nNtr ln Stutn iitln
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-17
PREDICT END \.
OF % RULE
Senators Say Majority to
Nominate Democrat.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. t7.-SenatoF
Walsh, Montana, and Senator Cara
way, Arkansas, predicted today that
the next Democratic presidential
candidate will be nominated by
majority instead of a two-thirds
vote.
Chairman Glen L. Shaver of the
Democratic national committee is
here comforting with party leaders
on the subject.
Walsh said privately he favored
abolishing the two-thirds rule,
which tied the last Democratic con-
vention in a long deadlock. He said
abrogation of the rule is Every
likely"
Caraway went further. He said
his information was that a major
ity of the national committee was
ready to adopt a resolution to that
effect at the meeting Of the cons
mittee next January.
Later, the chairman Of the con-
vention, he said, will declare it to
be the rule of the convention.
If objections arise majority vote
will be sufficient to sustain the
chairman. In this way it will be
unnecessary for a two-thirds vote
to repeal the rule, Caraway pointed
out.
Shaver is represented as believing
the rule will not be abrogated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-17
PICS ADVANCE
HERE AS OTHER
PORKERS DROP
Take From rs Cents to
SIPS Jump at Local
StockyardS.

I Although the rest of the hog mar
ket was weak today, pigs advanced
from Is cents to SLIPS to a range
of $8.75@925. About $500 animals
were received, with 800 held over
from the previous high receipts.
The hog top was 5 cents lower at
$3.50. Most animals weighing 1sO-
$50 pounds sold at $3.50.
The Chicago market was active,
with $4,000 received, but prices were
generally 10 cents lower. The top
was cents off at $9.75.
Pigs Are Higher
Pigs made a spectacular gain to
a range of $875@925. other pork
ers dropped. Those weighing 130-
160 pounds sold at $8.75@9.25, a
slump of Is cents on the high end.
Material in the 160-20O-pound class
dropped 10 cents on the high end
of THE range, selling at $9.25@e.50.
Animals in the 200-250- pound class
were down 5 to 10 cents, going at
$9.40@9.50. Heavy butchers sold 5
cents off on the top at $9.50@9.60.
Cattle were steady, as whole.
Beef steers we're strong at $12.50@
II, and COWS unchanged at $6.50@9.
Low cutters and cutter COWS lost
their 25-cent gain that has been
carried for several days and fell
at the top Of $4.25@5.75. Bulk stock
and feeder steers were unchanged,
selling at $4,000. Approximately
TOO we're received.