The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG ENERY SHARE OF GLASS EAraT §N§°§J}%‘駓m€m ON THE MARKET (N TeN- “THOUSAND SHARE LOTS = 0L SHOULD HANE SEENTHE WAY THE TICKER DANCED TRNING “To KEEP UP WITH THE TRANSACTONS -~ DOWN, DOWA, DOWAI WENT The SToCk AND . AT LAST MR. WILLINGHAM WAS WIPED QUT = NOW, MR. GOOGLE, Nou ARE ANENGED AND T HOPE NouLL Seon BE ON THE RoAD x T\ S RECNERY S Rt 7z A / THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 5, T HAVE AN DEA TUAT HORSEFACE KLCTZ. HAD A HAND IN WILEY'S RUIN =T TNk Tl PHONE MR, GOOGLE. AND PRETEND & RE (NERESTED IN_HIS HEALTH = MAVBE T CAN GET SOME INFORMATION - HELLO -~ NO -+ | [teaguer. Douthit up. [hih high foul. | . B .B. VETERAN . e 9§ TAKEN OUT |0 b TODAY’S YGA]ME‘ YANKS-—Ruth up and shot {long hit to center for two ba | Gehrig up and sent a high fly back of second. Meusel flied out LB |Hatey. Lazzeri tossed out by Mi |ehell. No runs, one hit, no error is took| e b (Continued from Page Oney | tomley up. Prisch Bottomley famned. Haf, big .threw gut Hafey at Frisch going to third. Harper t and struck out. No runms, no hits, | no errors. IYANKS—Ruth up, and he got sipgle over the middle bag. Geh- tigiup ahd walked. Meusel up th' sdored on Meusel's double. nhrig’ holding third. Lazzeri up| and High threw him out at first, Gehrig holding third. Robertson up and walked. The bases are filled. Bengough up. Gehrig| SIXTH INNING | sqcred on Bengough's singl CARDINALS—Hafey. up snl .ight, Meusel stopping at t | 1 up to Meusel. Harper up! Afexander is taken from the b 1l flie deut to Ruth. Wilson up Mitchell, the only left handedang grounded out-to Gehrig. ' Xu| spitballer in capt sent into | ung no ‘hits, ho errors. ¥ box for the C YANKS—Paschal walked. Koe- | ‘;’:‘q }",‘r’""l"" "l“’l:;""ml 2 fanued. Ruth fanned. G.rig| 8 hit ‘by g ched bal & high fiv to DORthIE "IN chial batted for Durst. Roberts ’ ‘:l..hll:i‘,-,t:{‘.. Ll’_l_(:;__f_"””( No scored on Paschal's single to righ Bengough was thrown out at the SEVENTH INNING plate, Dcuthit to Frisch to Wilson.| CARDINALS—Maranvillé enig up. Koenmig popped to|ned. Mitchell sent up ah Bottomley. Four runs, four hits,)'0 Robertson. Douthit _' 85 ‘otrors to Paschal.. No runs, no hits. FOURTH INNING {SErprs CARDINALS-—Paschal went into| Y ter for the Yanks. Wilson up. gras tossed him' out. Maran- ville up and shot long foul to the|was safe at first and Meusel went ht field stands. Koenig bob-|to third. Meusel scored on Du. ed Maranville’s grounder and the | gan’s sacrifice fly to Harper, Laz- ther was safe. Mitchell up. Koe-|zerl held at first. Dugan batted p g made a nice running catch of |for Robe n. Bengough hit into =/ Miichell's seeming safe Texas|a double play, Frisch to Maran- FIFTH INNING CARDINALS—High up. Robert- threw him out. Frisch upand ick out. Bottomley up and! ruck out for the second time No runs, no hits, no errors, YANKS—Robertson up. Frisch 1*him out. Bengough up h took his high fly back of second. Pipgras up and popped {to Maranivlle. No runss, no hits, 1o errors when Pipg fan- fly out | no KS-—Meusel wa.ied and ccond. Mitchell -juggled| saarifice "and’' Lazzeri | FLAVOR| i | FOLGER One minute to prepare seven minutesto“perc” | By MaryiDowd Reardon, Noted Food Engineer INDEED I know all about that breakfast rush that seems such a bugaboo to so many wives! But do you know how easy and quickly you may prepare a perfect cup of coffee—every time? After all,if the coffee is good, the rest of the break- fast is certain to be a success. £ ’ Personally, I recommend Folger’s for its absolute dependability and for its individual flavor. With Folger’s to rely on, and with an absolutely clean “zfl'ee pot, you need only follow the exact measurement suggested to be sure of the cup of fragrant coffee that starts the day off with a smile and a warm feeling of satisfaction. Test Folger’s This Way Buy a can of Folger’s Coffee today. Drink Folger’s tomorrow morn- ings the next morning drink the coffee you have been using; the third } drink Folger’s again. You will then, de- cidedly favor one brand or the other. The Best Coffee wins. Tha®’s fair, | | i i tdance, |Hall, Saturday, October 13, it was gate and {evening L Ju | Precinet No. 2, Judge {J. R. Langseth; | ernoon, ville to Bottomley. hits, one error. EIGHTH INNING CARDINALS—Duggan is playins third for the Yankees and Duro- cher went to second in place of vi. High popped to Gehrig h singled through the box jottomley fanned and Frisch ond. Hafey flied out to one hit, no erro S—Pipgras cut to Wilson to Bottomley. Paschal flied to Wilson. Koenig flied to Hafey. No runs, no hits, no errors. NINTH INNING The man was about 50 years of CARDINALS—Harper sent a|2ge and, the woman, about .40 high fly to Dugan. Wilsen fanned. Both were well dressed. | Maranville walked. Orsatti batted h was shot through the head. for Mitchell and grounded out, No volver lay on the seat be-j runs, no' hits, no errors. en th - DOUGLAS NEWS ANNUAL AFFAIR D. F. D. TO BE HELD OCT. One run, n¢ DETROIT, o mun and a woman were found shot ath this morning in the front rked automobile on an reet. Jiman found the hodies in It position with the man's ound the woman’s neck ad on her shoulds > police belleve one suicided. SOVIET WILL GIVE MORE FARM LAND TO THE JEWS MOSCOW, Oect. 5.—The Soviet gcvernment has approved the granting of an additional 200,000 res in Crimea to Jews geeking shot the | |3TH1 The annual social doings of th Douglas Fire Department consist-|agricultural home sites ing of dinned, card party and| Instructions were sent will be held in es' Crimean roment to invegti- report on the amount lable for Jewish col- to the decided at a meeting of the fire. 0f land av men held last night. A commit|Onization. It is the purpose of tee has been appcinted to arranze!!he ceutral executive committee for the affair and one of the best !0 find land in cther regions it entertainments of the season conditions in Crimea are not suit- promised, |abte. Following the business meeting | the firemen were entertained last, by Ed. Andrews, who showed some of h.s motion pic- tures. i LEGION AUXILIARY IS TO HOLD CARD PARTIES The American Legion Auxiliary will hold two card parties in the [ Lo .| Dugout,. one. tonight at which OFFICIALS NAMED FOR [bridge will be played and tomor- ELECTION IN NOVEMBER :mw night, whist being the pastime. B = = w—— MR GOOGLE S &0 ILL To ToMe To Tow PHONE - WHO (S 1T pLEASE Z WHAT 2 Tue Duchess! S T 1928. By BILLE DE BECK OVES We have everything in this line from stove pokers to complete ranges, heaters and parlor circulators. Stove Repair Work Our Specialty HARRIS FRANKLIN POOL HALL Lower Front St. Phone 214 H. B. Polson, Prop. a CIGARS, CICARETTES, CANDY, SOFT DRINKS, POOL TABLES At the meeting of the City Coun. | cil Tuesday, the following officials | WHIMMNIRIAEANEENEEEEEENERNEVREEE O ARREE RRRRRE RO named to preside over the 1 election’ to be held Tues. N ber G: P Richard McC Mrs. Ada Hewitt and Mrs. Elmer E. Smith; clerks, Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin and Mr: A. Fox. J. R. Gue- rin, Mrs. L. D. Hammock and Mrs Clerks, Mrs. Rob. ert Fraser and L. W. Kilburn, s RUMMAGE SALE AND TEA The Ladies’ ague will hold a Rummage Sale and Silver Tea in the League rooms, tomorrow aft starting 2 o'clock, aad a large attendance is invited. Mesdames Charles Sey, Jack Sey, and Guy Smith will be the host- esses for the afternoon. —— . ———e b — Tom Mix, playing the role of Tom Dane in his latest Fox Films drama;- a version of Zane Grey's famous western novel, “The Last Trail,” rescues white girl fréom the camp of the Sioux Indians, on the war path in their last efforts to¥drive the white man from the buffalo hunting grounds of fhe Dakotas. The film is coming to the Lib- erty tonight e gloves— New Dresses The New Black Satin and Velvet Combina- nation Dress Vogue So greatly in demand for Street, Afternoon and Bridge, which ar- rived on Tuesday’s boat—at the usual low prices— T TOM MIX IS AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT [ ] New Kid Gloves In all the late shades—novelty cuffs, fancy stitching; also sport $3.95 to $4.25 LU T T T T T T $3.95 VERY SPECIAL— Crepe de Chine dance sets. $5.95 H Mounted on Tony, his sure.foot- 'S ed horse, Mix followed by Lees Shumway, playing an army scoit, | dashes into the camp, gets he‘§ gir! and rasce £ RO ORI X 150, SR FIRE HORSES SCARCE % NEW BERN, N. C.—The fire. men's parade here was spoiled to some extent because the commit. tee on arrangements, after comib- ing this section, was unable to New Fabric Gloves Kayser Make All colors— all sizes— $1.25 to $1.75 BEAUTIFUL GOWNS— Crepe de Chine, all colors. Slips In Crepe de Chine; deep hem; all the new shades— $2.50 to $3.50 horses to draw the ancient equip- g 1 produce more than two pairs olg used by the firs = ment formerly fighters, = S e, = Old papers 1or saie at tne Empire. g = - LIBERTY Topiah: 7:30 TOM MIX “The Last Trail” Bt g KM £ New Underwear The most phenomenal values of the season, in our most exquisite hand-made garments— R T T T T e e L L A splendid assortment of Rayon Underwear— Bloomers . Vests . $1.00 to $1.75 .Wmmmmm‘mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw COAL uP NOW Southeastern Alaska’s Own Coal Mine At Harkrader, Alaska ORDER FROM The Admiralty Island Coal Company PHONE 179 Office with H. R. Shepard & Son e DU ¥ e e e S Em‘:_y the bird that has only oné bill YOU ARE INDEBTED TO YOUR BABIES Because you are responsible for their very existence - and they are entitled to your care and training—the very best you can give them. y How far do you miss being what your babies think you are? Its nobody’s business but yours, but get one of our home savings banks for them and give them a chance to start right! First National Bank “There Is No Substitute for Safety” BUCKEYE ALUMINEX THE EXTRA GOOD ALUMINUM WARE Pots have self-basting lids and non-burning knobs See this new ware at once Thomas Hardware Co. Juneau, Alaska Alaska Steam Laundry “SERVICE and QUALITY” We Can Prove It DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING bt BRIGHTEN UP WITH Westinghouse Mazdas A lamp for every lighting purpose Capital Electric Company Near Cold Storage Building PHONE 416 TRUESDELL’S GUN STORE GET YOUR GUNS IN SHAPE Don’t wait until the opening of the HUNTING SEASON! We carry a full line of all kinds of Ammuni;i@p and Guns ————.