The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 5

’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930. ot S BRINGING UP FATHER [ Two DRESSES-TWO HONORED DOLLARS COLLECT- AN WHAT NES-THE ONES ' WAD LOOKING AT YESTERDAY: SEND THEM RIGHT OVER .5 ARE LOCWED YD1 CONT KNOW WHAT £ WITH THE REY- 1| JUST LOCKED MAGGIE'S LT CLOTHES OP AN HID THE KEY- Now SHE WON'T BE ABLE TO Official car registration reports from King County ! . t FORD always in LEAD { DRAZ ME WITH HER TO TAM | TO De? WITHOOT PELAY- EVER YoU FEEL 3 and the City of Seattle for the month of May give THAT TEA PARTY THIS X - LIKE GIVIN' ME 1S] [ Ford 51.9 per cent for all cars sold. FTERNOON! D T 7 > : 5 : . / /;A i . % U‘(Ouo /\ : | For this great record FORD has again given the 2N\ THERED NSTHIN WD public_the-benefit in nature of a reduction in price r p [ s b > from FIVE TO TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. v 6 - \\\\T‘l—. FORD leads in sales because he leads in motor car E values. 3 N FORD CARS ARE SOLD AND 007 % | SERVICED BY © i v . T | 3 [ P. S.—We now have a small quantity of AMMON- H it | IUM SULPHATES—Come in and get your |[ | share. il I [ UNEAU MOTORS, 1 i ¢ | i : ™ | DEALERS i' t ® 1930, lat') Feature Seevice, Inc. =TI | & 3 } 185 Sregh Mrilp FIgh Bmerne ¢l L rp e T e ————— 3 : . ! baseman, who last year led the| 3 174 E BL M I American league in batting, was > ~\ | sent to California to recuperate af- REAL BARGA INS X | ter he sustained a broken leg this \ - CHAMPION NOW -~ """ """ " " T d . L | Ola papers ror sale at The Em- | ~ | ! : i [ A ! USED CARS {Defeats Jimmy Slattery in |F——————————————ri ) 9 - S 2 | 15Round Match for | { 'n | TANDING OF CLUBS [8t. Louts ... 27 - 8% 422 1 : | | BIGGEST VALUES EVER L] ight Heavy litle | E | raitic Gosst League Chicago 8 3 3% SUMMER | : | Won Lost Pet.| Boston F {148 40 0N o G e OFFERED IN JUNEAU City League | & = ' l " |Sacramento ... 44 32 579 g | ten years of milling, mostly on the | U d { ;Los Angeles 4“ » o641 M i Pct"!back roads of fistiana, Maxie Ros- | n erwear 4 7 538 | Moose 1 0 1.000 :Oakland .. 3 | N erinan Taginb it 1 500 | €nbloom, of Harlem, last nigm‘ 69 f 3 San Franciso a8 3 gg‘; 10ks 0 1 i won a fifteen round decision and | SHIRTS and SHORTS CONNORS MOTOR Co g Suoves thori Pt IN UNE GAME o T e A g | - stripped dancing Jimmy Slattery of | ; . . 3 B 1] 3 rld’s v W 3 shi | Placsi Ganis 66 Many Haliywood Rt dcion WEl et .:r)):(m\-\;;“}x)d.s light heavyweight cham- || A big new shipment of Hits and Errors A o Portland o i‘: AR kel Maxie had eight rounds and Slat- || silk and broadcloth || e I g i T - e Sy i atinal Leagth | AT DUGOUT TONlGHT;“ five rounds. Two rounds were horts. i lai d fan- || In a 29-run game, featured BY|iveen St. Louls and New York Won Lost Ps“‘-. ! [even shorts, In plain and Ian i 5 * Brooklyn 38 22 832 G Hlins Bk i et & ses, .and A|Gehrig made one circult clout. ' cnicago " 40 .25 15| The regular monthiy meeting of o cy patterns at new low a redhot seven-inning slugfest, from New York .32 28 533/ Alford John Bradford Post No. 4,| PORT BRIEFS . F rye-Bruhn - ? i GAMES WEDNESDAY St. Louis 30 30 500 of this city, will be held in the e——————————— ¢ Priges; e American Legion team last $ Bosto! 2 31 466 | Legion Dugout this evening at '8 Dick Rudolph, one of ,the aces night to take first place in the Pacific Coast Leagve R, 2 ST " . that pitched the Boston & : h 26 32 448 c’clock, and all members are urged ‘N4t pitched the Boston to a pen ompan second half of the City Le: Sacramento 2; Hollywood 8. Pittsburg] i I nant 14’ i § alf of e y ague. {Oakland 3: Mission 4 Philadelphia ..... 23 34 404 to be in attendance. ‘n‘m; and world’s cha_mmonshnp in —— s nip Sadl IR AR San Francisco 7; Portland 2. Cincinnati ... 25 38 397| Several matters pertaining to the | 1914, stil lhurls occasionally in the GHorclinls tniligsTof b coniely, Rl 61 Heatilo 1 i American League local Fourth of July celebration |10W ranking minors. Featuring Frye’s De- but the Paps piled up such a ter- National League | Won Lost Pct sre slated for consideration. The 2 lici H . rific }ead in thg first four mmngs»nosmn-st, Lolils Rdfn’ Philadelphia ... 41 24 631 post is in charge of the arrange-| Constance Hanf, 13 years old, is clous rams and Bacon [k 56 WS & Bt toomnoh fon et ion 1: Dibtsblrah. b Washington ... 38 24 613 ments for the celebration and final |the junior national free-style cham- § Vet New York 3; Cincinnati 11. New York ... 87 - 24 .07 reports from the committees in pion at 50 yards. C. 0. SABIN, Prop. PHONE 38 1" ] Before the Moose had scored, Philadelphia 12; Chicago 13. Cieveland .. 33 30 524 charge are expected to be made | | § however, the Vets had seven runs, American League Detroit ..... .39y 38 446 tonight Lsi Lew Fonseca, Cleveland first and it looked dark for the Moose. Cne came in the first on a two- base hit, two errors, while the other six were scored on a single, a dou- (gt Louis 4, 4; New York 5, 16. ble, a triple, two errors, a stolen Juneau City League base, a passed ball and a fielder's Moose 15, Legion 14. ‘ choire. - — Moose Take Leap | The sextet came in the second. It evidently aroused the Paps for they came back, and in the next three innings pounded out seven hits which were good for 13 runs. A flock of Legion errors and a few extra base socks did the dirty work. Three more came over the pan in the fifth for the Vets on a trio of ' safeties. The Moose shoved over one in the first of the sixth. 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