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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Jan. IT. William Everett Derryberry, star athlete and student of the University of Tennessee, is re- garded as the perfect man
 In selecting him over 15 other candidates for the States Rhodes scholarship, the judges described him as d man whose like we never saw before.'
 For three years a football half back, Derryberry during the past season was one of the mainstays of the Tennessee team which fin ishcd the season undefeated.
 All his grades have been "A. v He has won three faculty schol- arship medals for highest class averages and expects to break this record before graduating in June. He is described officially as the best scholar the univer- sity has ever had.
 He swims and plays baseball, basketball and golf unusually
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
HURDLER ANSWERS
 THE GREAT CALL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19-Df. Alvin c. Kraenzlein, 51 years old. former University of Pennsylvania star, and one of the greatest ata. letes of his time, is dead.
 Dr. Kraenzlein startled the sports world with his perform ances at Pennsylvania, where he was graduated in dentistry "a 1901. His record of three first places and a second in the East ern intermediate collegiate chan. pionship meet in 1900. when ha scored IS points, is said to stu stand. He specialized in the hurdles and broad jumping, but also was a brilliant performer hl the 10O-yards dash. His record of 23.s in the 220 low hurdles stood for 26 years.
 Upon his graduation Dr. Kraenz- lein devoted many years to track coaching. He was born in Mill waukee.
 Kraenzlein, as an all-around ath- lete, had few equals for 10 years. He was the holder of six world amateur records in his day. They were: Fifty yards indoor high
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
WOMEN BOXERS
 INVADE LONDON

LONDON, Jan. 19-London ms been invaded by women boxers. On the same card with male prizefight at the Blaekfriars ring. Madame Dubus of Paris and her husband gave an exhibition of La Savate, the old style of French fighting in which fists and feet are used. Several other women also appeared in the ring.
 Madame finally put Monsieur down for the count by planting her right foot in his stomach and following it with her right fist to his jaw.
 This exhibition puts Lendon Tn a class with Hamburg, Berlin and Paris which have had women box CTS for years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
CERTIFICATE GIVEN
 WHEN "TRAIN LATE"

PARIS, Jan. 19-Subway ex- cuses are furnished passengers on the French underground sys- tenn delayed from arrival at work at specified time by stoppage or delay of train service. The old alibi of train late" doesn't go down with the hard hearted French employer unless accom- panied by an official yellow ticket stamped with the date and the name of the station at which the delay occurred. The tickets are furnished by subway and railway officials on request.
 Many French business houses take from their employers sal ary sums proportionate to losses Incurred through tardiness of staff members. When salaries of $25 and $30 month are paid. as is frequently the case, few minutes tardiness can eat heay- fly into the days earnings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
NO ARMY-NAvY
 GA M E WILL BE
 PLAYED IN 1928
Issue Is Definitely Settled When Army Athletic Of-
 6cer Issues Statement

WEST POINT, Jan. 1a-The Army deplores the prolonged newspaper discussion of the Army and Navy athletic regula- tions and considers the issue closed as result of action taken on January ' when if definitely decided there will be no football game between the two institu- tions this year.
 The Army's views were male public by the Graduate Manager of Athletics in a statement, an swer to the one issued Tuesday by the Navy, which said the doo., vas still open for the Army-Navs game if the Military Academy should decide to adopt the eligi- bility rules which governs the Navy athletics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
CHANNEL FIvES. MEET TOMORROW
Douglas and Juneau High Teams to Clash in Sec
 ond Doubleheader

For the second time this season the Channels traditional rivals, Juneau and Douglas high schools, will clash in doubleheader cn the basketball floor. The games are scheduled to start tomorrow evening at o'clock in the Doug las Natatorium.
 Two of the hottest fights seen on the Channel this season are anticipated. not only because taa teams appear evenly matched, but because of the fight that these schools always put up against one another in athletics of any form
 When the Islanders and Hill toppers met last, on December IT in the A. B. Hall, each school won one game. The local girls, after trailing for three quarters, pulled the game off the ice in a fourth quarter rally.
 Douglas won the boys game when they crushingly defeated the locals 27 to 2.
 Tomorrow, however. the Juneau Hilltoppers should give the Doug las boys a hard battle and appar- ently have an even chance Of winning. The locals were defeat ed by the College 21 to IS, while Douglas lost to the same team B to 10 Tuesday evening and dis played none of, the ability they had in previous games. The last few games the locals have played they have shown marked improve nlent.
 The outcome of the girls game is in the dark, as neither team has been seen in action for some weeks. These teams, as the boys, are expected to use virtually the same lineups they have been us ing lately, but the strength of the Juneau boys team has been aug mented since the clash with Doug las by the addition of Liyie, who is one of the best shots on the Channel
 A special ferry will leave Ju- neau at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow Y evening to take the rooters across to the Island. The girls will open the hostilities with their game, which is to start at s D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

CHICAGO, Jan. 19-The growth of baseball as a big business is shown in the remodeled home of the Chicago Cubs which is doing business at the old stand under the name of Wrigley Field.
 Extensive alterations begun last winter virtually have been com pleted now and the plant repre- sents an investment of S2,700,00o
 Fifty-two years ago, the Chi cago National League team play ed in lake front stand that might have cost all of $3,000 The present stadium is the teams fourth home.
 In 1885 the White Stockings" ]" as the Cubs were then known, moved to the growing west side of Chicago and around the new diamond was erected the first brick wall to enclose a baseball park.
 Another move was made in 1893 and the stands then would accom- modate all of coco fans. That was in the days of Frank Chance. the peerless leader"
 At that time there was an ordi- nance prohibiting Sunday baseball but it was customary for some friendly judge to attend the game. hold court in the club house, an forthwith discharge the defend- ants.
 The additional improvements made this winter on Wriglcy Field will enable 4s.OoO fans to sit ill comfort.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
WATER-LEGS NEEDED
 FOR CHANNEL CYCLING

ANDELYS, France, Jan. 19 = Rhythmic leg motion is the most difficult requirement ia propelling the hydrocycle of Rene Savafa, French flying fish,"
 Savard, who intends to pedal the craft across the English Chan nel, has been practising d leg mo ton to balance the movement of the waters. in order to develop the sort of pedalling style a bi- cyclist would need if the earth moved out from under him i'll ua. expected twists and jerks.
 The hydrocycle built by Savar1 is water bicycle, propelled by two paddle wheels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
PIGEON WINS RACE

BATH, Me, Jan. 19--A race be- tween a hawk and pigeon ha l it's finish in the home of Mrs. Mary T. McFadden. The smaller bird flew through window il the McFadden residence, and the hawk, unable to break it's own headway, crashed through the pane as well, only to do a right about-face and fly out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
GOLF IS NOV ADDED TO CURRICULUM
 1T UNITED STATES N4V1L ACADEMY

must take a course of 10 lessons in golf and must pass in the course. Academy officials pointed out that compulsory golf Is neces- sary in the midshipmen' life be- cause 1t will be an asset. they said, after the students gradua. tion when he associates largely with groups who follow the pas. lime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10 - The United States Naval Academy has become the first college of impof- tance in the country, it is be- lieved here, to make golf com pulsory part of the curriculum.
 Hereafter, midshipmen qualify ing at the Academy for eommis. sions as officers in the Navy,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
FAL SEE ALARM

A call from Box 13, Third an Franklin, called out the fire truck at 4:10 o'clock yesterday after noon. When the firemen arrived on the scene there was no fise to be found. Bremen signed their slips and went back to work aftef the fire box was reset.
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CUBS PARK SHOWS
 GROWTH OF GAME
7

hurdles, seconds; 120 yards high hurdles on turf, 15 2-5 seconds, 220 low hurdles, 23 3-4 seconds: 120 high hurdles. 15 1-9 seconds; broad jump, 24 feet 41-2 inches and 300 yards lew hurdles indoor. 36 3i5 seconds.
 In the 1900 Olympic meet at Paris kraenzlein scored four first places. His victories came in the 60-meters dash. f110 and 200 me ters hurdles and the broad jump.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

well. He is president of the honor council He also heads the glee club. He sings, plays in the band, directs church choir and is member of the Knoxville Y. NJ. c. A. cabinet.
 Upon finishing his work at OK ford. Derryberry expects to be- come a professor Of English
 Advertising always n3JS. Ust the columns Of The EmDire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
GUILD MEETING

Trinity Guild will hold their meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the Dug-Out on Seward St
 All members are urgently re- quested to be present. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19
NOTICE

I do wori. in Juneau and out, such as carpenter, shingling. elec- trical. calsomining, plumbing or any kind of repair work. Phone 137. Box 406. Henry c. Cor ham. aas'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

Fada Radio Sets and accessor- ies. Columbia Photographs and records. Radio Electric Co, Mar tin Lynch. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

ALDER WOOD for sale. See D.
 B. Femmer.
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JACK OF ALL TRADES

Let me co your odd jobs. Phone 473, John Holler, Prop. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

II. r. Preston, travelling man was an arrival on the Admiral Rogers from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-19

old papers for sare at The Empire
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FOR SALE !

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ONE OF the finest homes in the
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be included as income. For example,
if u clerk in grocery store re-
ceives as part Of his wages groceries
or provisions. the market value Of
the merchandise must be reported by
him !. income. !.
Promissory notes received in pay
ment for services and not merely as
security for payment constitute in
come to the amount Of their fair
market value.
Board and lodging when furnished
as compensation for services must be
included as income. Thus, hotel
clerk who is given a room and meals
as part payment for his services
must report the fair value Of such
in his incomc-tax return.
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INCOME TAX IN A
NUTSHELL

WHO! Single persons who
had net income Of $500 or
more or gross income Of $4,000
or more and married couples
who had net income Of $500 or
more or gross income OF $1,000
or more must file returns.
WHEN? Tho filing period
ends March Is, 1929.
WHEREt Collector Of in
tcral revenue for the district
IN which the person live, or has
his principal place of business.
HOW? Instructions on
Forms 1O40A and 1040: also
the Law and regulations.
WHAT? One md one half
per cent normal tax on the first
$4,000 in excess Of the personal
exemption and credits. Three
per cent normal tax on the next
$4,000. Five per cent normal
tax on the balance of net in
come. Surtax on net income in
excess Of $4,000.
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THE STORY THUS FAR
CHAPTER XIX

(Txesddy. September I: ! p. No.
VANCE slept late the follovinG
morning and spent the hour OF
so before lunch checking . cata.
logue Of ceramics which were ia
be auctioned next day at the Ander.
son Galleries. At one o'clock Ne
entered the Stuyvesant Club and
Joined Markham In the grill.
1.-THE lunch is on you. old thing.
said Vance. but I'll make It easy
All want is q rasher Of English
bacon. . cup Of coffee. and . crots'
samt."
Markham gave him . mockins
smile.
Il don't wonder you're economic
ing after your bad luck Of last
night"
vancc's eyebrows went up.
II rather fancied my luck was
most extr'ordin'ry."
'You held four Of . kind twice
and lost both hands,"
"But. y see." blandly confessed
Vance. " happened to know both
times exactly what cards my op
ponents held"
Markham stared at him in amaze
ment.
@Quite so." Vance assured him
II had arranged before the game
d ye see, to have those particular
hands dealt" He smiled benignly
II cant tell you. old chap. how
admire your delicacy IN not refer
ring to my rather unique guest
Mr.. Allen. whom had the bad
taste to introduce 80 unceremon'
iously into your party. I owe you
an explanation and IN apology.
.Mr. Allen Is not what one would
call . charming companion. He Il
deficient In tho patrician sl0oan
cies. and his display Of jewelry VA
. bit vulgar-though ! Infinitely
preferred his diamond studs 70 BIZ
pjebald tie.
''Dut Mr. Allen has bis points
decidedly he has his points. I'D
ranks With Andy Blakely. Can0eld
and Honest John Kelly - a indoor
soldier Of fortune. IN tact. our Mr.
Allen h none other than Doc villa,
Alien. Of fragrant memory.
Doc Allen! Not the notorioul
old crook who ran the G16orad<
Club"
Tho same. And. incidentally
ono of tho cleverest card mani1u
lators IA Z once lucrative but shad,
proteo1lon."
~yon mean this fellow Allel
stacked the cards last night2'
Markham was indignant.
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%ANAKY" mUKDEk CASE
by = [MN DINE AUTHOR q THE BENSON MURDER CASE

lure you into its tolls: for your
own-as we absurdly say-good
name is at stake. AS It happens.
Markham, you arc at this moment
shielding the real murderer from
publicity"
Vance had spoken with the easy
assurance that precludes argument:
and from the altered expression on
Markham's face I could see he was
moved.
Tell me-" he said, "how you ar
rived at your fantastic belief in
Spotswoode's guilt"
! Vance crushed out his cigarct
and folded his arms on the table.
Eve begin with my quartet OF
possibilities Mannix. Cleayer.
Lindquist and Spotswoode. Realiz.
ing. as l did, that the crime was
carefully planned with the sole OBJ
jcct OF murder. I knew that only
some one hopelessly cnsnared In the
lady's net could have done it. And
no sutton outside OF my quartet
could have been thus enmeshcd, or
We would have learned OF him.
Therefore, one OF the four was
guilty.
Now. Lindquist was eliminated
when we found out that he was bed.
ridden in hospital at the time Of
Skeel's murder: for obviously the
same person committed both
crimes"
But" interrupted Markham,
"Spotswoode had an equally good
alibi for the night of the Canary's
murder. Why eliminate one and
rot the other?"
Sorry. but I cant agree with
You. Being Frustrated at a known
place surrounded by incorruptible
and disinterested witnesses, both
preceding and during IN event. is
ono thing: but being actually on
the ground. as Spotswoodc was that
fatal evening. within few minutes
Of the time the lady was murdered.
and then being alone in taxicab
for fifteen minutes or SO following
the event-that is another thing.
No one, as far as we know, actually
saw the lady alive after Spots
woodestook his departure"
but the proof Of her having been
alive and spoken to him is incon.
| testable."
Granted. I admit that q dead
woman doesn't scream and call for
help, and then converse with her
murderer"
Il see." Markham spoke with
sarcasm. "You think it was Skeel.
Disgusting his voice"
Lord no! What a priceless no.
ton! Skeel didn't want anyone to
know he was there. Why should
he have staged such 4 masterpiece
OF idiocy? That certainly isn't the
explanation. When we find the an.
swer it will be reasonable and sim.
pie"
| That's encouraging" smiled
Markham. "But proceed with your
reasons for Spotswoode's guilt
three Of my quartet. then, were
1 0VsSAASA0s AAuA OSyC1ot V00SO ~
sumed. Accordingly. I requested
an evening OF social relaxation.
that / might put them under the
psychological microscope. as Il
were.
Although Spotswoode's ancestry
was wholly consistent with his hav.
inE been the guilty one. neverthe
less I confess I thought that
Cleaver or Mannix had committed
the crime: for. By their own state
meuts. either Of them could have
done Il without contradtcting any
Of the known circumstances of tho
situation.
Therefore. when Mannix de
clined your Invitation to play
poker last night. ! put Cleavef 70
the drst test. wig-Wagged - N.
Allen. and he straighfvoy pfoceo1.
"a to perform his nrif feat q pree
tidigitatien.
ITO m cDWTINUED1s
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