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TyDfs,g sEBAN 1921 with lea,her uDh0j-
siftlng a rood sgetendahIe car - = fess
pnaa333n hglHe t.. q steVsn Inc. 1871
Akl. " kEatkatn npA
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SALE--AU1OMOBiLES.
USED CARS
AT
1921 L ST. NV.

For YOUR convenience while YOU are down
town We have opened = showroom at this
address. where you will find very good
selection OF used ears.
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SALE--AUTOMOBiLES.
S-T-U-D-E- B. A-K-E-R.
A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS.
Studebakcr Dictator Victor
| ate Flint RnadSter

Finished in two-tonc tan I" uew tires on
rear. :. good tires ON front y spares. rumble
seat. sporty car for S495.
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l.. r. STEUART, INC.
OAKLAND PONTIAC
CLEARANCE SALE.

Studebakcr Coupe .$245
Oakland Landau .......... 795
Essex Coach ............. POS
Ford Coupe .............. 95
Dodge 4 Sedan. an.......... sos
Chevrolet Roadster ....... Is
Oakland Touring ......... 80
Hudson Rrousham ....... 645
Chrysler 20 Coach. S25
REQ Sedan ............. S45
r. McREYNOLDS < son,
l+23-1425-l427 l. st. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B A X Err.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOOKS RorGHT, ali kinds. single books and
sets ~ entire libraries Brine them N or
phone Franklin s4lR rhe Biz Book Shon
ncsR tS - "
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AUTOMOBILES by auction at Wcschler'
ao0 Pa ave NV. eNetv Wednesday an
SATURDAY. IL am
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Studebaker Dictator Victoria.
Original finish. tires practically new: only
driven 1000 miles guaranteed same as new
s 095
Studebaker Commander Sedan.
Original finish. new tires: driven only
q 800 miles: same guaranty as new car
81 1a5
Studebaker Dictator Sedan.
New Firestone tires original finish me.
chancally OK; only driven IL 900 miles:
guaranteed like new 81 .035.
Locomobile 8-4S Sedan.
New naint new tires seat covers on up-
holstrry: operates perfectly on demonstra
tion Come in and try it. big bar
gain S94o
Oldsmobile Coupe. $5S5.
Original finish like new new tires. me
chanically q K nlush upholstery, sporty
ear for only S5S5
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Studebaker Dictator Sedan

DrlginaT finish new tires: driven on
q 500 miles: same guaranty as new ca
81 .1a5
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D0DGK TDE aihG 1873 apb4sfsi-.a aud
s,sf5.8igsan szae38egt DtaftBcsfiy ness ttFs
sf.s3 terms s.e - 1879 20Ib si Nv OF
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DobGk BJADSTYR i929-fallooo tly,s
sssaga AHH3tefF eDt Jhib IL . i,afFaB
Ca-a t8l.s $3.50. l1zg 18TH e. Sc Ana
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In3pGF hpDR1 R0ADsTPR- -hiigbus Ysef
a@s aa 9les.f ass. e, us Do" DO s s "',,s' us
B8sJDefs ffoni aud rear hs*ersi other 81
fras Lads ssatfna fs5An Mtyt seii - nn'e
fHfan s4an Caa arrange ease tffnls "a
fga6e resk baIeEe 1i2i isth #
Ala az gDsG,
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ATTRACTTvELY FURNISHED 3,R - =
hhd,,snLecnirr ant large inc. sleen. norcn,
mi phone bargain adults 1919 Se"''n
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
YOU

Are invited to come in and
see these cars. as they are
we'll above the average for
used cars. Don't miss this
opportunity if you are in
the market for a car.
1923 Chev. Cabriolet. -. $6S5
1927 Ford Sedan ......... 325
1926 Dodge Coupe 800. 3o5
1925 Peerless s Roadster
rumble seaU ...... $50
1927 Buick Standard 6 SPIT.
Roadster ........... SIS
1926 PACKARD 6 Sedan. Il ,2OC
1924 Stude. 7-pass. Sedan. lS5
1927 Buick Stand. 6 Sedan g.;
1926 Chevrolet Sedan. -. 35C
1927 Chrysler 20 Coupe. ,l0(
1925 Studebaker Sedan. :. a.:
1924 Studebaker Big 6 Tr. a.;
We can't list all OF our
cars, due to space, but the
above will give you an idea
as to what class OF cars we
have on display.
Easy Terms.
II. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.
1921 l4th. NORTH 6826.
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PF0NlrS--lbout 100 dozen. 81 10 SI50
yer dozen John Il EerE 500 W. MortSom
cry ave. Rockville, Nd Phone Rockville
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p3ICuT I RM. KIT. AND BATH. NEAh
tdth and Col rd Z weeks from June III.
S1s 1s" 50 week 1920 Clydesdale pl Apta; ;.P'
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Fl ENIT9 RE NA\TEn--DOnt sell Nohf INr-
n5tupe until vou call Franklin @ol5. best
cash Ortces given. Notes Store. 1o5 tnth
81 ~"
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OPEN EVENiNGs~~suNDAYs
UNTIL = Pm
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1926 18th. Decatur 1910.
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AUTO WRECkERS.
Cars Bought and Sold in ANY Condition
Parts far All Makes.
RORFRT HERSONS : AUTO EXCHANGE.
100 Fla. Ave Ne North lOiuS.
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RE-Rousehold ofioe or sntiOue
! nav prlt,n< that will satisfy Call l..
Wclnc srteo. Si6 10Th NV. NJ. 9S95. l.
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CEEYfiKR ~ ROADSTER l92e--RuHiJie
sea4 70 spttes4ass tisis s8aupg fGsasief
sF@sae tn issaF Il over and 3et Sc Ssnonssfat%
Pf}f@c ~ So gDteE4s ~ thls sNas1ii'
tsfu s'ta az Sc BIB Bayhs 2gi2 fAfb
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We BUY AND SELL USED CARS
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle Garare ll0S Vermont Ave
FLINT TOURING $50 down
1920 Buick BrouGham $500 down.
1897 Chryslcr so
l916 Dodge sedan 500 down.
Will take YOUR ear in trade ON any car
90 others to select from. Vermont Garage.
regr 10, VI ave. NV. Mr.. MacavoY De
FRANKLINS--Scdan demonstration. series l."
sedan. series IL touring ear, series IL con
vcrtihle coupe, series IL: roadster. sertes II
sedan series lob. coupe. series l0-A. tour
ing ear. series 50 h.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
1917 Conn Ave. Decatur ~
LANCIA 1924 CARRIOLET. S-cylinder. spe-
cal body For sale al
SECURITY STORAGE CO.
ll40 18th st. NV.
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CtOMpT FTFIY FURNISHED FUth IsyI,I-' =
and hath. downtown section. for Sunfisee or
permanent. Franklin 1294 -,
ST-BLET JUNE TO SEPT i2Ni3A 21.i,d5Hnci,c Hrr,
and rSt' bath oxnosures. ~" The "ommod.'e
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TEO ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH. LARGE Z
haIl apt: everything furnished piano: ba! y,
oitv. excentjonally reasonable to Responsible
tenant Columbia 1870 Ant. 4l2.
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$50 ONTARIO RD.-ONE OR two, Rooms
Kitchen bath hall. screened porch- ci"-F'e'
lIrips
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tHKpROi.YT sKBAs is.e J92s-~Peffsei
order sIa3 easb Cali franklin 1913.
EfsEYEOLET I.23 gtJt' RING IN dslly yse
500 1913 1s;fh ~ q VI Eagfb !
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tTSrR4CTIyE :. ROOMS NEW: SUITABLE
for :; or adults: gas. cleo. phone' 'ea
ahte 1859 Park rd. NV. --.-.
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I1pcF living ROOM. BEDROOM. DINlN6
.,,an, va and kitchpn cnnbned. private PAN
ro1n. rornn,ed back porch. gas. eiec. Adams $3.50.
IN 10
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rIE TORONTO DUPONT CIRCLE-siH! !!
rooms . baths. large porch: sI"V' cd'''
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f5EYsLEH 40 PHh gTOS~-YouF oppor'u
fatS fpt tae bret b#E IN town ~ s4H6
" @sblggtpa ApD Ez.hsnRs 20tB ian ~
q kntta sHHH
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COLORED 17I7 s ST. NV large rooms,
kitchcnettc gas and electricity. $50. Cali
after pm Potomac 1868. ~
FOUR ROOMS and bath S45 Ami. RAN
die Highlands ID. c. Call Mr.. Lee Main
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THE MCDONALD. 3I26 18th, APT. I'll
Hinge living room tday- -bedb. bedroom. din
atte. Kitchen bath; linen. silver: reasonaple
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CHEYsLHR SEDtN 1928 MODEL ~ w
Dt*cH f@o miles ~ oflrisl fan ~
F@1Fns ~ s3gstsr4lat feds8ctt0H ran Me-
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FIfRNTTT TO purchase some good
uses f3lr7,ltuse alsu nlaver-Dia0o or Uprisht
NJ aun Phone Franklin 5So4. a.
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GHEYR0IEef tyOArH 1923 -. Asw rubber
fufiy sasi3ssses lncl8aing trunk sppesfsncs
sna nses4nsulcslly fxeelisht $3.50 terms
a. $50 Meyf #SSfs gAff
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Fl RNITI' RIFF YOU have furniture to sell
anflAIe Or r90ieru pianos. etc. call Doug
lass North sSi@. any time. buy eNerythinS
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CHEVROLET. 4.DDOR sKDAs. 1g2s~-Ptae:.
fiesiIg bfaud-aeW. fully eaHtpf,ed yFtnt-l
Esgnt. terms Saunders Motor Co. 321S N
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APARTMENTs-FUR q UNFUR.
401 An At NV. opposite Court HewseSS-
3 rooms, and hath %
S6l4 CONN. AVE. NV.

= rooms. K and hath IS.
S6l+ CONN. AVE. NV.
Several very desirable apart
mentS ranging from one room.
kitchen, dining alcove and bath
To three rooms. kitchen. dining
alcove. large reception hall and
bath. either furnished or un-
furnished,
Garages immediately in the
rear available at $S per month.
All vacancies i'll perfect con-
dition.
RentS-Unlurnished,
l r., K. d, a, < b. 5000 10 $500
; r. k, r, h. 4 h,,..,.. oo,W
) r., k, r, h, & h, h,........ 7S,o
RentS--Furnished,
| r., L.. d, a. < b. .......,.SSS,W
Pr, k. r, h. & b, So. 50 to 7SW
Il, I, Saul. 4 CO,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cui,uREn. : EYE. 81 M AND =
heat tee Nr ciN y, q Fr, saat| -.
Mr PLEAsANfN--ATrRACr spa SRI
elee, tSN0 tngseSHse Ter, NeFtA plSl, -
Will Sllhf.EASE AT GREArI.N REnttEe
t(0n halt kl,Shen and hath, verS desirsee
IseM sesrtmsM lS'e \ Salam,s,,s as NJ /" N,cs ~
ltef ST--E0uR Fu SlN RoNMS
Nle 40 to SSA ~ OtNen,
Phone retan,ac Stss,
hl.nek FAST On CONN, AVE-, tTOs v
aye-~e reoga ! rsems heusekrSpiNS n,S
nlayvs' south expeSuFe; attractive eu'HsN
SiN IlRGE ouTSInE R(sANS. NElGHRcss'
Anoa CshNEntA and CelnaA@a ri. Nv"
iSs4 \ ST NM Ann 1 RCNNS, MINI,
ea AMI hath xananleteN gaeNN sses .Nes ~ a.
g.. ~sA., AnnM " laatseF eF MuS,tN
alta rENNA, AVE NV
\ Feems aud ktteheeette h,sw, heat.
gAE HAWTpORNg last 'EyE Sr, M
ea,S sm' NV sse easn & ~ sa efs elsn'ses N aS,er e@
Man faS NICHOLSON \ ca. lAit
N nw,
aNe RIocK FROM CuNN, AvE ,vs atP
sNems large Mvins foafA kttVhenetsg tNnats
atcNSe hath amd hall NewN $50, ,,Sa.d
U se'eSs'' sS Y s0sss sssss S.ea,ss ss' u" Y ''
llua lilh So NV Nesg nss SAEif 4
,sNr IN pFrasisea an cwneF. Nj asa SIC.
sceesssaeA ~ Nest FassA
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1874 real baFxaiB
~ sss35 &ss9 ssyNn balance monthly. Owens
Motor GO. g323 Georgia ave
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WANTED-ONE OR TWO LADIES 10
share coy apartment: rent. - 30 weekly
each housekeeping. Phone Col. 1851 s.teT
Il n m
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EgYgOLET sEDAS is2s-~Hss beea slight.
is uSAa Nj. szcFbffe os ESgg terms. Call
NJ Fisher Col 9Ska-g
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IJIO 18th N.W.--FURNISHED APART
ment large room. kitchen and oath' fPso'
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Z BEYFLE8 N" EDADtTEH ls%9~--R8n-
be sest fasiy easinDeG s8fs sbielGs bump
Sfs ~ ueN tlttr aseshsui-aily or q bar.
FsgH Ruin Bart f9lS Igtn
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FrRNlTl RE-If vou want hest prices Tor
NnUP furniture. russ. plano and ahuIueS
vaN shannon. Adams "lSl -. -
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Sec Us Today.
| to 3 Tons.
HIRE--AtlTOMOBIIES.
AUTO WRECKERS.

PRIVATE. APPEARING CARS-Sight seeing
and trims sDeciai: rates reasonable: careful
white chautfrurs Lincoln ~
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CHEVROLET COrPE condition exe~lient
gsYlee $3.50. tersns Ask tor r q Ea3dens
tH5t.k ageesee lgfb and Ye5 sss
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SALE--AUTOMOBlLES

WIIIYS-ST CLAIR SPORT TOURING--Finp
mechanical condition: good finish. excellent
tires: easy terms. Washington Cadillac Co.
i:fS Conn. ave.
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DOWNTOWN--S0 WEEKLY: FIRST FLOOR.
large living room. large kitchen. natn f!ec-
tricitv gas included. 617 10Th st.
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WHY GAMBLE!
When you buy an ordinary
used car YOU take chance
Buying one Of our reconditioned
NASH
Used ears you do not have 10
gamble. These cars are put in
hrst-class condition and are sold
with our guarantee
TODAY'S SPECIAL.
1923 NASH Special q Cab
riolet.
$3.50
WALLACE,
kAsH DISTRIBUTORS
100 l.. 81.
1923 NASH convertible coupe,
special six. perfect condition
terms If desired $3.50 Aldrcss
Boz lO9rZ. Star office. ).
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1924 10th ST NV Six rooms: electricity.
gas. heat and garage. Call Franklin 100f6.
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fHRYNIkH EOA DETfR 10 I32e~-EseFI-
lf1} ss5fic ton f<saks bkf new Can ~
sefH sns sisse sir Ig'h - ne.
CRgYsCgE tBPEhEAJ. 70 Roh DsTER
1927 iDe mileage, I1yJ EssDaecsleH ave
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ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

Regular business meeting Ju- neau Chapter No. '. O. E. S.. at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, April 10. Visiting members welcome
 MILDRED MARTIN. w. M, adv. ALICE BROWN, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
FOUR CHEVROLETS
 COME TO JUNEAU

Four now Chevrolet automo- piles, Landau. Coach, Cabriolet, and Sedan, were received here yesterday on the steamer Admiral Watson by the Connors Motor Company, J. J. Connors. proprle- tor.
 This makes total of nine Chevrolet cars shipped to Juneau this year, while one was sent to Wrangell sub-agents for MT. Con nors and three more are expected on an early boat. probably the Admiral Rogers, due tomorrow morning.
 The Sport Cabriolet is similar 10 the coupe which has been ia the display room of the Connors Motor Company for the last few days. It is equipped with a rum ble seat which makes it four passenger car. The three other models are similar 10 the models which were received here during the last few weeks
 With the arrival of the remain der of the shipment Mir. Connors will have his autos on parade within a short time, he said to- day. Twelve Cheyrolets will make a tour of the business sec ton of Juneau to exhibit them to the public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
BASEBALL. MEN CALL M MEETING
 WEDNESDAY PM.
Cily League Will Reorgan- ize for 1928 Season.
 Four Teams Indicated

To reorganize the City Baseball League. q meeting of players and ball fans has been called for 730 ?. m. "Wednesday evening at Goun- cil Chambers in City Hall The call for the meeting was issued today by President ], C. Mcbride
 The election of officers, an pointment of schedule commit tee, and other arrangements fDI the playing season. will he the principal business of the meeting Officers of the League for the 1927 season were: J c. Mcbride, President; M. II. Sides, Vice-Presi, dent, and Martin Layenik, Seere tary.
 It is reported that most of the piayers and fans in the stove league discussions during the past winter, have overwhelmingly favored q continuation of the four team league. Proponents of a threeiteam organization are ap parently in the minority.
 Some of the players on las years teams have left town, but there seems to be plenty of new talent with which to fill up al vacancies to strengthen the weak CT clubs. All old players and new corners who wish to sign up ari urged to be in attendance at the meeting Wednesday evening.
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outfielder has been playing for two years with one eye.
 In the 1926 World Series he went into the games with the Yankees when he could not see some of the balls as they were thrown and failure to see a ball from Pennock's bat until too late to catch it, placed the world cham pionship in jeopardy. Hafey ran in on a ball that he could have caught without leaving his track or by taking a few backward steps.
 Two operations were performed without success although high hopes were held out that they would be successful. Last year with only one eye functioning at maximum efficiency, Hafey batted for an average of .330 and was eighth among players who partici- pated in more than 100 games. He is clever fly catcher and has Q great throwing arm. IL seems reasonable to suppose that if his eye troubles have been cured by the last operation he will pro- duce brand of baseball that will make the Cardinals a team to be recKoned with in pennant calcula- tions.
 The surgeons knife may have cut away the Card s troubles. If the doctors have done as well by Bob O'Farrell and Tommy Theve- now, Bill McKeehnie may find it just as pleasant in St. Louis in the good old summer time as it was In Pittsburgh in 1925.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
TRAP RECORDS
 BROKEN SUNDAY
Dr. W. ". Council Smash es l2S Birds in Juneau
 Gun Club Shoot

All records of the Juneau Gun Club went by the boards yestar day when Dr. ". W. Council crashed 12S clay pigeons b lead the many Juneau scattergun ari- ists who appeared for the Sunday shoot. <
 in the contest yesterday. which was the best attended of the year. Dr- Council started off poorly. his score sheet showing two or three scratches to each round. He fin ished one of his rounds with a straight run of 16. then continued without a flaw through the next four 25-bird events but missed on the unlucky thirteenth bird in the round following.
 AS the 105th bird was broken, Mort TruesdeIl's record of 104, made in 1915 in the old gun club home in Silver Bow Basin. went into the discard Truesdell also get the first record of any conse- quence on the present club traps when he smashed 55, but this re- cord stood for only a short while. L. F. Morris was the first to break it when he made 67, and last De- eember Jack Laurie ran 95 and was titleholder until yesterday
 The Travelling Salesmen's Club was well represented at the shoot. Those in attendance were: K. 0. Scribner Of the Remington Arms; j. P. Morgan, Libby, McNeil and Libby; L. F. Hebert, Sehwabaeher Brothers, and Eddie Sultan, who carries a line of iewelry
 Following are the scores made in the 25-bird events yesterday: Council 25. Morris %. Sarr 25, Truesdell 24, Rosselle 23, Cole 23, Williams 23, Masci 23, Scribner g. Hebert 23, Hill 20, Radde 19, MeNaughton 19. Kirk 19 Wate- rude r. Sultan 16. Morgan 16 and Miss Kearney II.
 The lot on which the club house is located was purchased last Sat urday from Gus Messerschmidt. Mr Morris announced today, and an improvement plan will soon be formulated. Old piling will be torn out in the vicinity, he said, and parking grounds made for cars of club members. Another trap and house may be built if the attendance at shoots remains as high as during the last few weeks, MT Morris added. Tester day 1900 rounds were fired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
MRS. RALPH HEAlY HERE
 FOR TEN DAY VISIT

Mrs. Ralph Healy. formerly Miss Eva Cole of this city, and sister of Cash Cole, arrived on the Admiral Watson yesterday after noon with her daughter Patricia to spend the Easter vacation with relatives here.
 It is Mrs. Healy's first visit to Alaska since leaving with her husband nearly seven years ago. Since that time MT. and Mrs. Healy have lived in many parts of the United States from New Jersey to Nevada. Mr. Healy, who was one of the best known mining men in this vicinity when he lived here. and was engineer at both the Alaska Gastineau and the Kennecott mines, is now To- cated at Anyox. British Columbia where he has been for about sev- en months.
 Mrs. Healy and her daughter ex- pect to be in Juneau for about ten days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
SEATTLE WINS
 ONE GAME or
 DOUbLEHEADER
Indians Finally Get a Vic tory Over San Fran
 cisco Seals

SAN FRANCISCO, April g. After losing the first six games on the opening series fin the Coast League season with San Francisco, Seattle came back in the seorA GaAe of double header .es ,erday to defeat tae Sen eor tie fist victory ef the ss Il orrseel hit5 Dy Seattle and taeee osa. efgos combined to give tho 1rd Y tAa game.
 The batteries were as follows.
 First game: Seattle Knight and Borreani; San Francisco Moudy and Vargns
 Second game: Seattle Graham and Schmidt; San Francisco Mays and Spring.
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GAMES SATURDAY

Seattle }; San Francisco 1 Portland I Los Angeles ,. Hollywood 3; Oakland s. Mission ?; Sacramento 7
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SHOWER GIVEN FOR
 MISS kASHEvAROFF

In honor of Miss Mary Kashe- yaroff, who will be married to Haword F. Webber of San Fran cisco, shortly before the Admiral Rogers, upon which they will leave for Sitka, arrives in port, Miss Jessie Mock entertained on Saturday evening with a bridge party and shower for the bride to be, at the home of Mrs. Guy Me Naughton.
 Three tables played cards dur ing the early part of the evening and the prize for high score was awarded to Mrs. McNaughton. Miss Eva Tripp received an at- tractiye compact as the consola- ton gift.
 After delicious supper was served. a table decorated with miniature bridal party was placed before Miss Kashevaroff and tho many lovely gifts from her friends were presented to her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
TEN INNING GAME

SAN FRANCISCO. April D. Last Saturday afternoon the Seals continued their winning streak by defeating the Indians in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09

game that went 10 innings. The Indians apparently had the game safely slowed away in the eighth frame with three runs, a two tally lead over the Seals. Heavy stick work in the ninth. how ever. gave San Francisco two runs and in the tenth another tally Was ehalked up for the Bay boys.
 The batteries were.
 Seattle Martin and Schmidt
 San Francisco Ruethel and Spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
CARDS BANK ON
 HAFEY'S SIGHT
By BRIAN-BELL

(Associated Press Sports Writerl ATLANTA, April 9-When a San Francisco surgeon this winter raised his arm to remove an ab- scess from under Chick Hafey's eyebrow he may have helped to raise a pennant flag to St. Louis staff.
 If Hafey's defective eye sight, blamed on sinus trouble. is cor rected by the operation the pen fnant chances of the Cardinals will be greatly improved. The. great
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
BoRBRlDGE CHILD DEAD

Millie Anna Borbridge. six year old daughter of John Borbridge. Indian of Juneau, died at two o'clock this morning at St, Anns hospital. The child had been in the hospital since April snf- fering from nethritis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
GAMES SUNDAY

Seattle i. ], oan Francisco !. 5. Portland 3, 6; Los Angeles 5, 3. Mission 2. 10; Sacramento 0. T.. Hollywood 2. &; Oakland 2. '.
 First game tied in eleventh
 inning and called on account
 of time limit.
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CARD PARTY

Women of Mooseheart Legion Card Party, April 10. 35c. adv.
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STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League
WELCOME CAFE OPEN LATE

Beginning Wednesday morning. the Welcome Cafe. owned by Mrs A. Haglnnd, will be. open until 2 o'clock a. m, it was announced to- day. This change of hours will be effective from now on until further notice is given
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-09
TAXICAB THE PRESIDENT

Phone 257. This fine ear cost more but nothing too good for my patrons. The President" will p l ease the most fastidious, Robert Leslie (Bob) Turner. adv.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OT
 PARTNERSHIP

TO ALL TO WHOM VT MAY CON-
 CERN. and particularly to KARL ARMSTRONG, and JACK Me- CORD of the ALASKA McCORD
 COMPANY.
 You and each Of you are hereby notified that, whereas Karl Ar,.l- strong and the w J. Erskine Com pany, both of Kodiak, Alaska, are, and for many years past have been, partners, doing business under tho firm name and style of the KOdihsi Fox Farms, engaged in the work. 6a Long Island and CherikOff Island, both located in the Kodiak Record ing Precinct, Third Division, Alas ka, of rrOpagating foxes and mar keting their skins and whereas the said Karl Armstrong has sold to McCOrd of the Alaska McCord Company, a substantial part of the partnership assets without the con- sent of his remaining partner, tic said w J. Erskine Company, the partnership heretofore and now existing and described as aforesaid, is hereby dissolved as of the da.a hereof
 And you and each of you are hereby further notified that ti:c undersigned will take the necessary and legal steps to prepare and fur nish full, complete and correc! accounting of all partnership mat ters from the time of the forming of said partnership to the date hereof, will adjust ali partnership affairs, and dispose of au partner : ship assets in accordance with the law in the Premises and the articles of partnership agreement.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 9th Hay of December 1928.
 ". ! ERSKINE CONTAIN 1, ,
 One of the partners,
 By E. M GRIFFIN,
 Vice President Of the ". J. ERShINE COMPANY
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
SEAMAN BREAKS TWO
 RIBS ABOARD ROGERS

shortly after reaching the broad expanse of the North Pa cific, out of Seward, the Admiral Rogers which left port yesterday afternoon, was boarded by big wave which hurled a seaman, Pete Melt of Seattle, so hard that two of his ribs were broken.
 Upon returning to Resurrection Bay the strong southwest gale prohibited the vessel from going alongside of the dock and it was not until hours later, at 2 a. m., could the vessel be docked and the injured man sent up to Dr. Hy- att's hospital Dr. Hyatt announces his patient to be resting comfort ably, this morning.
 The Rogers proceeded Westward immediately upon setting Melt ashore.