The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1930, Page 5

Real Courteous Service AT LOW COST Our shop is as clean and sweet-running as a new car itself. It is up-to-date in equipment and man- ned by specialists in servicing and repairing new or old cars. Our purpos s to save you time and money here. Get our prices for repairs, accessories, greasing, and servicing. You'll like our prompt, courteous, efficient service. Cars greased by genuine Alemite service. Drive in for LUCAS SERVICE that saves time, money and worry. ’ JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. DAY FONE 30 NITE FONE 421 “SERVICE LUCAS” Manager AH-HERE o NOW To COMES A ASSUME A SWELL CLADSIC LOOKIN' = ‘ POSE FLAPRER- - e e e reenes ke | ve been subpoenaed as wit- s in the trial of former Pro-| r Officials Roy C. Lyle, W.| ’ ney, and others here this became known today. . three were indicted here in | liquor conspiracies on evidence ob- ned by the men against Whom | W hy save Pennies ey will testify. | and waste dollars D SRR L Other Vancouver men subpoenaed \ e [ : | are T. H. Wallace, Walter Gadda, | Seattle Times, capgmned. Mer{e tent to stay‘ home or in the g_allcry, CARNERA SUSPENSION L. W Radnes and Clarence C.| Cheap printing may save Hufford, ace of Jimmy Phelan's with a national championship on.| He whio | was Joonvicted in’sthe you a few peanies of cost, | next season’s backfield, isn't wear- Competition has an attraction that | uFTED ON CONDITION f Imsted liquor trial and served | but it will cost you dollars ing any more clothes than the law [can’t be shaken Uff. Besides, who | a pr \'ox; T o | in results. Just anothes |allows, but there’s method in his wants to win an open tournament,| CINCINNATI, O, Aug. 2—The . ne triall 18 set Sor /August 1. | way of saying | summer madnes;. Out at the Uni- and have the boys say, ‘Well, nice |suspension of Primo Carnera, giant o | versity (of Washington) he’s tough- work, but you know Jonmes wasn't [Italian boxer, has been lifted con- GOOI» ening his skin to resist the impact ditionally by Stanley Isaacs, N Travel time between Milan, Italy | jc[ come of the coast’s best tack-; e tional Boxing Association presider Munich, Germany, has been cut PRINTEING b ARG H GAMES FRIDAY after conferring with John B. Clinin o two hours and 45 minutes oy | § PAYS Pacific Coast League of Illinois, chairman of the N, B. airplanes. I FOR RESERVATIONS—Hangar Phone, 29; Gas- tineau, Phone 10. A. B. HAYES, Agent. ! Hufford will be among the ball- 1 o i . Sacramento 3; San Francisco 4.'A. investigating committee. iwtcrs worth keeping a special eye i e ot 4 LAN J-me i Cht Tt sia. was' & aaliiablon do L.rDeY, Bidne: The suspension will be definitely 2 ® ; Mission 3; Seattle 4. Night game.|lifted only if Carnera severs rela- Y |a sophomore with a losing team " : 3 2 o i g e athiate o REAL B4R(’AINS il czether ! or ! - 2 st e i i st o ) dling together by next October,best all-around backs on the coast.ly neyiog 5; Pportland 4. Night!chill and Walter Friedman, Isaaes emitting hoarse yells for the “team”, If you dont hear more this fall|™o o | said IN already may be heard talking it ;‘;Sétnf‘g“‘c:gillc’gxefl ‘;fr ;1'121:-} National League | Clinin's committee, in its re- 'mc..l swapping {oo:bgll pmapec\s.v o MWl e °Y i "t Brooklyn 9; Philadelphia 4. view of the case, found that Car- USED C 4RS a f hey clink glasses in the locker b“ % iy “(‘;"5 ‘:) FIay.. & W}‘?"{ Fittsburgh 7; Chicago 10. Hartnett|nera's managers were “avaracious” rooms at the country clubs. ’0 ?Cd‘;’” nc Id Grads lack| jade a home run and Lwo;m handling Carnera, but found The campuses may be pretty well |21 VOC&l POWETS. | doubles. Boole, Pirate's catcher, no evidence that Carnera also was deserted throvghout;the nation but | | made two home runs. | guilty, Isaacs said. BIGGEST VALUES EVER | of the graduate mana-| Helene Madi.on, the aquatic mar- 'St. Louis 10; Cipcinnati 1. Tk committee added, however, PA YING BY CHECK sy. 8o are the bally hoo | vel of 1930, has something like a‘ncslon 4; New York 10. Maran- ), should Carnera get a new OFFERED IN JUNEAU college football has one dozen world’s records to her credit| ville was out of the Boston line- |, .. ger, his old managers, Sce, most highly organized of SO far, in a campaign from Florida| up due to the death of 1'S|gpyrchill and Friedman, still are e e is the Safest Way ems, 'Coaches either |t0 the Pacific coast as triumphant| father at Springficld, Mass. inde suspended. ‘spending thelr time at summer 85 those of Bobby Jones in golf.| American League i g s or making sure t prom- |Helen Wills Moody in tennis and | Chicago 4; Detroit 12 PERMIT EXTENDED LONNORS MOTOR CO afes ay bills i i freshmen will, be delivered on|Gallant Fox on the turf. Yet CX-;“fi‘;ng"k 43 Bn":“’“ L R‘f;h[ “t"l WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 2— ' The Safest way to pay bills is by check the hoof. [perts who have watched the Seattle| 7O OMP b 3 :“;dmg Ot | The Department of Labor has Household and Personal checking accounts are Marching orders already have|8irl assert she has not reached the| O uffing hel oston 10 [ g anted Carr leave to stay in el t this Bank. Special tesies ti irl b it e kbl ot it welcome at this Bank. Special courtesies to been given to the boys who will in |2enith of her powers by any means. | B P2 th St until December women depositors, many cases reporf from training| Helene, they say, will crack ev Sy dpe i g E ra yesterday asked for i 4 by the first week of September.|Women's swittming record in sight Cleveland b; i, Louis 3. of the order as his ~The activit arati as soon as she learns more about | ! hs' permit had expired. activity in preparation for the | 2 \DING OF CLUBS \ »_?\ ,,_p c Coast League £ e EVANGELIST TULLY : it — coming gridiron season is especially ythe art of pacing her racss. { F- N . l F nt at institutions where im-| She wins most of them now by} lrst atlona portant coaching $hifts have been|the simple expedient of outsprint- { made, such as Alabama Poly, Co-|ilg her rivals at the finish. {ntiywaod B LEAVING TOMORROW 3 Bank L |Mission lumbia, Georgetown, Minnesota, \Los Angeles 555 Pennsylvania, Oregon, Washington,| “Bobby Jones. retire?” repeated a iSan Frar 556! Evangelist Charles F. Tully of I e AR 26 6 e P i Purdue. But the big push is al-|noted professional with whom I|Qakland 500 San Diego, Cal., who has been con- ) 4 ready under way. ]\vas discussing the great Georgian's |Sacramento 389 ducting an evangelistic campaign : = g — possible future attitude !oward}scame ‘ .3g9 for the past three weeks at the . USED CAR BARGAINS The picture of a very rugged look-{tournament play, granting he makes | Portland 5 3 2784 Bethel Pentecostal Assembly on ing young man pushing a heavy|a clean sweep for 1930. Main street, expects to leave tomo X )’ % roller adorns a sports page of I don’t think he could be con- Won Pct 'mor on the Dorothy Alexander for £ U : i : Seé ruc argams - AR U B R T IR T Erooklyn 61 610 his home in California. Dr. Tully ¢ T o Tt [OHIaRo 59 500 is a dentist by profession but has New York 559 |been in evangelistic work for about b . St. Louis 509 12 years. His work has brought him 3 If You Don’t Believe It SEE Pittsburgh 490 in contact with all classes of people ¢ G {Boston 455 He says he has enjoyed his three From the moment our. driver picks up M CA UL MOTOR CO Cincinnati 454 weeks in Juneau immensely, even your laundry, until it is returned to you, C . Philadelphia 337 the rainy weather which is so dif- sweet-smelling and clean, it is handled s 4 2 3 6 2 Pct.iferent from the hot, dry weather quickly but with the utmost care. Service With Sansfaclwn W;;i?sgl;:: A7 0t Ban Diego; : Each family’s laundry is washed by gent- ly sousing in soft, sudsy water and then New York g 3 Cleveland 519 and on Sunday morning the subject thoroughly rinsed several times. After dry- L] s .. . ‘ / Detroit 8 467, il be: “The Body and the Blood.” ing, it is starched when necessary, care- F B h acatlllg Chicago 3 422/ ___..y_.__ fully hand-ironed and promptly returned all rye' runn Eh o ; 4% MANY VANCOUVER MEN ready to be worn. 2 C gk A SUBPOENAED IN TRIAL PHONE 15 Ompany . MOOSE NOTICE . OF SEATTLE DRY CHIEFS ) Regular meeting Monday night. 3 1 D . 0 I remlses £.00 p. m, Moose Hall. Initiation! SEATTLE, Aug. 2—Herbert Old- ALASKA LA UNDRY : Featuring Frye’s De- : and lunch. ‘ham of the Consolidated Liquor v licious Hams and Bacon . W. T. VALE, Company; Lamond Milne and Oak- —adv. Secretary. .land Lampman, all of Vancouver, b9 PHONE 38 Everything || Raising Salaries 20% . | || momomme Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 i ° | at Cost | The CaSh Bazaar Way TO ALL CONSUMERS OF WATER: i Notice is hereby given that all water pipes must T iaake 4 Gt 5 ap “dav i 2 be protected against freezing. Under the ordinances That’s what an enthusiastic CASH BAZAAR ‘shopper said the other day in reference to the of the City of Juneau waste of water is prohibited. enlarged purchases which her dollar makes at the CASH BAZAAR. She is right — many Patrons ignoring this law next winter and allowing SETHA TN 3 fainite 3 S gt 2. 0 2 water to waste through open faucets will have their families in this vicinity have found that the dollar has an increased buying capacity of over e comtin 1R L] ‘mext spring when, the Ahi 0’ LeSS ! 20 PER CENT when put to work here. : ply will\t he all;undlani‘MThiixn'ill be strictly enl't‘"orcle)d . after November 1, 1930. customers are hereby OUR BIG 20 PER CENT SALARY INCREASE IS i o ool hat fhey ke the necssry *NOW IN FULL SWING JUNEAU WATER COMPANY § o— - s 5 s et B s D YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO COME AND STOCK UP. BRING j YOUR WANT LIST HERE FOR COMPARISON. IT PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS. THE NEW AND LATE STYLES OF THESE LOW PRICES FROM FRIDAY TO WEDNESDAY, August lst to 6th inclusive. SHOES— ALWAYS Your Dollar Is Worth More at The Cash Bazaar i L .SHARIGR 1 The Cash Bazaar | iz~ FRONT AND MAIN STREETS STORE OPEN EVENINGS gt~ . Old Papers for sale at Empire Office