The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1927, Page 5

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUN 1927. By GEORGE McMANUS WHAT'S THE B1G 1DEA? |+ uUnDERSTAND THIS | | TRAIN 19 con' o ¢ ROUDDNA AN WNITH THE AID OF THID ROPE, S0 [ vo s BLerHAaNTt arflill | o e || NOT TRoLBLE E! HIS FE WILL BE SORE WHEN HE CETS | L TO MODCOW! | O |927 oy InTL FrArum S Rvicz, Inc. Great Britaia rights reserved. BRITONS SPONSOR ELEPHANT LABOR a hit bat sih’)l{ TSTOP TRADE RECALLS OLD DAYS ASHINGTON i'h atest addition ¢ Emory R with the Detroit 1 a marked con shiw knew For ears equainted with gton many 3 \u\\ York | Brooklyn IBosten covered Philadelphia Cincinnati campaigns McBride r Ho had a stou meanny in ¢ gobble those tantalizine | little rollers off the grass between fi[he piteher's box and third base | n" hit, Wlha with the best Worlds of territory i Whip and was filin fast te however irned in the re. DX Clevel of 197 for B¢ on the main r defense in the canopy z stretch MeBride was ring hi majors for always in first s y ke played more each them he was the insofar shape ars in imes five or of He didn't Everett day as the unt was concornad —————— FIP ONEEL AND MANNING CHOICE miss me Scott | iron | The Alaska Juncan am, fresh from Dorothy t the the I».xm-h.xll a victory over Alexande; Amercian Iz park 3 neel, the le nlm cher in the circuit, is the Min- choice to stop the Vets m‘ fipicht with Harv, B on the ceiving line. The Vets are re. ing on Jimmie Manning to hot! he Miners in check. Manning urned in goveral nice games this ason and a pitehers battle ikely to be seen. This is the second game of the cond half of the series and the irst gama for either team. The | llks have won one game from he Mooge and a victory for eithor um will put them in a tie with | > Bills for first place, The Am- an Legion team has becn as a new third baseman h\| e of Butcher, who is ra. a crack infielder. The Miners have been assigned | labernich, also an infielder whe 15 had lots of experience playins: wround Puget Sound towns. Hab- rnich reported as a clever | firiclder but is slightly weak with {jihe willow. e BASEBALL DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT | To raise funds for new uniforms | ¢ the American Logion Baseball | am, the Legion will give a seball dance at the Thane Mess all, Satur evening, June 25. r'he Betz Col im- Melody Men supply fhe music for the mce and the Legion officer: romise a fine time to all who rn out either for enfertainment or to help the cause. The dance { committee is composed of J. J | Woodard, chairman, and Simpson ‘McKinnon. is e LET Almquist Press Your SuiLf‘ ||We cali and deliver. Phone 528, YA, —adv. Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadel M ona Washington aton Elks 1 Alaska American L campaign. | ARKANSAS FAYETTEVILLE, The | sity of tercolleg | the |other colleges in the in OF MINERS (VETS war ity team had cond place v of scored 7,916 point went to the Univer- Missouri. Earlier in thas Arkansas llvn area championship, 7,865 of a ible and capturi a match GAMES MONDAY ” 1 I secti Pacific Cons' Leac oun were entered 11 teams trave Nfidbll«ll Leag 1 Ch won corp scorin points, in which 18 of - SAND LOT URCHINS FORM O’DOUL CLUB STANDINC Pacific Kland sulte nento 15 136 | tion ¢ sefty 1 in th O’Doul roan 01 isand you lub. On V ys, it th vood National agu t acific (¢ are Qast I Oon t wys they 73| choru g voices 596 qy» o to bat of yo akes a good catch Louis - > 15+ FIVE MORE_CARS ' ARRIVE HERE FOR CONNORS MOTOR Five pew auiomobiles vesterday for the Connors Company. A Pontiac I for John Borbridge, the Dorothy Alexand Chevrolets were Admiral Roger dan for 4 coach for Cl Chevrolet Imperial actions were made by the Connors Motor Company The Chevrolet Tmperial the first of its kind to arrive in Juneau thi is on display in the show ws of the motor company St 21 American League Won Lost v arrived Motor phia b and Ian sived on the rolet coup Chev a Chevrolet troit and Louis 2 15 rolet se Juneau City League Won Lost 0 0 1 Juneau TEAM WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP | For trade \Jllrl)l the i we rmation of our the Border from Seattle June e prompt with your direct or phone who will Ark., June 21 the Univer. 2 new in an zorbacks of i Razorback f salli Arkansas are { rifle ¢ ons o tates, having led 32 country. the award, the said the univer United W announcing Department e L ale at The E 0ld papers for & STUDEBAKER T s | Give it an hour to prove its superiorities and it will give you years of proof of its capabilities. The Studebaker Custom Sedan has speed enough for the fastest com- y—power enough for the steep~ est hills—and value made possible only by Studebaker One-Profit facilities. $100 worth of extra equip= mentatnoextra cost, 'STUDEBAKER CUSTOM SEDAN 1335 J.0.b. factory, with $100 worth of extra equipmentatnoextracost. Other Stude= baker and Erskine models $945 to $2495. Juneau Motors, Inc. PHONE 30 IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR‘ venth | MINERS DEFEAT I ed the ured the h by als getting { wall them five run Andi replaced Barragar in the fourth. He was found for thre with gav these combind ORALEXANDER - hem two. The in th ra; ¢t After elephant h car dren of leavy Hlliing Features Slow Game—Locals Win from Boat Nine 17 to 10 famous WRENEEETERERERE RS R e PRO\ 1D} R'S FAMII. Al Africa 1 undre back service laughter of Af by hunters ha rd Rothschi They during years The phants Doroth 10. Heavy contest while errors on both sides, McCloskey led aught with a homerun, > in five lub 17 t 2 00 ' were pachyd and are in devising men economie Miners Barragar i and Barragar; Dor. Alex } M e gnder—Hoftner and Hancock e a two gre .o CALL FOR BIDS paving erie tiful Jimmy to teach alike the plans and natiy factor " llhe Summer heat vmed not annoyz- u,y cooling foods Start the day o bring you joy! Al‘ilv be examined at the PAR e the City Clerk. City reserve rital o 2 right to reject any or all bids 1 Clean Cool Miners found Hoffner, who urled for the visitors, for,swolvs ok e | Shave i safoties h 11 miscues THOS. B. JUDs the ad City M - SERVICE THAT IS BETTER Free Deliver; it trip and e Sewt with 1 was the » (ireen Line in extra hase, getting for only boat to hot tw B old b \rends Spec S0l von’t scowls at make bloc proper foo is the that will nd deliv you a two tl nd these wit a you politel the st s, 1pidly ffame except the ond two in the first, five in th 1y Io i their s b very 5 Advertising the columns of always The pays Empire CALTFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 T T Phone 25 have a well {'TOLKS who developed sense cf plumb. A nnouncemeint Orthophenic Victrolas Records, Needles, Springs in part payment. Latest Seal and popular records are now on display. and Phonograph Repairing. ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE PHONE 143 NEXT A. B. HALL I — ing-value do business with this We know that it will to fellow b/ Victor Victor taken Electrolas, and Parts. recordings and Orthophonic 0ld models in ‘the Red Expert pay their ample. you ex How about some new P 8 Piano tubs for your laundry? Per- FOLK S OF SENSE CONTINUE COMING® HERETO GET THE BEST OF PLUMBING haps your tub tops need fixing or replacing. Do they? HARRI MACHINE SHOP PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK Henry the Fourth Cigar (For Discriminating Smokers) Announcement We have been appointed the Exide Service Station for this locality. In addition to selling Exide BATTERIES the right battery for your car, our Service includes skilful repair work on every make of battery. You can rely on responsible advice and reasonable prices here. We look forward to a call from you. ARISTOCRATS- ped:; BON TON KINGS—15¢ straight: 3 for 50¢, foil wrapped. At All Dealers H. F. PRESTON, Alaska Agent S et ur Auction Sales| SALES DATES September 14 November 16 SHIP NOW FOR OUR NEXT FUR SALE West Coast Fur Sales, Inc. TACOMA, WASHINGTON -10¢, long filler, foil wrap- -2 for 25¢, foil wrapped; EXCEPTIONALS— Gastineau Electric Co. SERVICE STATION R SO A M 3% R AT A D DM AN ST 0f' Howdy Folks? (@* De Boss told me to step down here to tell yuh all dat when yuh get thru | chewin' de rag to come on down to de Rhodes” Cafe for a real feed. We'se sure got de good eats, Where Front Strect flirts with Franklin | | Cleaner P, O I"D‘x~‘n{l‘}l COAL PHONE 48 We'll come and help ycu back to town When your machine is broken down, has " your car left you Wi or lon't in Iureh tov out JUNEAU MOTOR CO. PHONE 30 Transfer Co. Will Haul Saw Mill Wood and Coal Phone 389 Residence Service Office Phone 23501 | Our Work Is Our Advertisement Best rks sional | Phone 177 Capitol Dye C. Meldner Pr and Dyer JAPANESE SHOP B. MAKINO Front Str Box TOY H 218 for Mail Orders| Bergmann Dining Room Breakfast—6 to 9 to 1 Dinner—5 to 6:30 Lunch—12 We cater to both large and small parties, Board by the week or month. JOHN E. GRF PHONBE 5§ {, Prop. Juneau Public Library and Free Reading Room City Hall, Second Floor Main Street at 4th Reading Room Open From . 8a m to 10 p. m. 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