The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1930. By GEORGE AL THATS DOGAD AT | N THE DOOR NOW—/, BRINGING UP FATHER HELLO- JIGGS! THE WIFE | WOZ OUT SO | HAD To 8RING WHY DID MAGGIE HAVE THIS KID WISHED ON OS?HER BROTHER'S GOT THE MEASLES- THATS /7 WHY SHE'S HERE-1'D LIKE TO CATCH 'EM MESELF - THEN THEY'O HAVE TO TAKE THIS HER CRYIN' 19 ORIVIN'ME LOONY - I'lL GIT DUGAN TO | COME OVER AN' CHAT: THATLL TAKE MY MIND OFF THID KID- RID AWAY FROM HERE- PAYING BY CHECK is the Safest Way The Safest way to pay bills is by check. Household and Personal checking accounts are welcome at this Bank. Special courtesies to women depositors. M. George, on business matters. He Bank I | | USED CAR BARGAINS Used Truck Bargains T | | w i ‘ C rge will go to Vancouver \ ‘WURLD GHA‘MPS on the amer Prince Henry. He H will fly from there to Seattle and from Seattle take another J . for Los Angeles. He will return by ; the air route to Vancouver. H (Ao S URIRIRARY « vt RS —_ LSRN Vs IR oo s RS, o e g | 1At t late not ’I pes to be back here |than September 1. ANTWERP, Belgium, Aug. 11.—| EARERHFSS 50 1 S American Team won the' [ GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League T e Bobby Jones and H;s Trophy | Tl o ivwapd | World's Championship Tnternation- Thermometer Registers i ¥ g s al Rifle matches here last Satur- 3 ; ) . QB, 3 & 300 meters distance, standing | 150 Degrees n Shadei If You Don’t Believe It SEE G Sacramento 4, 4; Oakland 3, 2. ¢ | Seattle 3, 10; Portland 4, 2. FRs k“eell’"gvlf"; R total 5”"[“ i’;l BAGDAD, Aug. 11. — Four * e g o McCAUL MOTOR CO innings. points behind. The American mark ,.oeroteq by the ' heat in Meso- | . o | National League \\.h.one pom_: behind the world’s potamia. For a week the the & | g 5 ; i i | Chicago 6, 11; Boston 0, 1. record made in Stockholm in 1929 mometer has been 150 degrees Service With Satisfaction Philadelphia 18, 4; Cincinnati 0, 3. by Switzerland. the shade. J. |St. Louis 8, 4; Brooklyn 2, 0. Other nations competing were A ————— | Hack Wilson hit three home runs Belgium, France, Denmark, Finland ; | in the Chicago double header, two and Holland. f the major leagues want war in the first game and knocking T T $ o rgg Frye-Br ’ the big minors, apparently {in four runs in each game. He u "n can have it. | ltow has 39 home runs to nis k. om the Near Eastern outposts | credit, [ COInpany _of the International league to the| Sk American League | flung battle-line of the Pa- | Defralt 4 35 Spstan 4. 4 1 Fe . Frve’s D ic ‘Cosst lesgue, defiance 'has| |New York 14; St. Louis 11 Ruth [ eaturing krye’s De- been hurled at the majors in an- [+idde DI UL U [ licious Hams and Bacon swer to an ultimatum that the | GAMES SATURDAY 1 NEAR HUMES 3 yers raft system be accepted | 4 i * ""“f,“"l toafh Drele gl | Pacific Coast League PHONE 38 " B R R o Los Angeles 15; Mission 9. Day e ot l‘fll" no ldc ¢ ke ! CHEWELAS, Wash, Aug. 11.— { b} « ~ to'relinquish the privilgees of sell- |oakland 3; Sacramento 2. Night Farmers in the fire zone in this /[ ] | o ing \hflrJ y;mtfllhsms a(mffinczw | gammime: % | northwest sectton of the state have CLEANERS o T s 5 and e them go roug! | i - R 4 & Fortland 10; Seattle 2. Night gamp. [been warned to evacuate before a iU CEORN 4 Bt cooneny | Hollywood 8; San Francisco f7|new wind spreads the conflagra- Spotless is the word! THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY e iinas e rio eh ol Night game. vion . WHISH JRER DS G ACh, (9,800 | “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” amajor-league boycott. i L ety acres, destroyed a score of homes Everything that is en i s i and killed an unknown number of Moy s Danlluse ) i On the Pacific coast, the experts | ‘;(; .Lx‘;ns ;iOIBA )’J);l{)n 3 e Lt U UL trusted to us is returned Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 consider their brand of baseball fREW §: 10;. Fudsuseh 8. Two hundred men are fighting | SPotless and just like - — ————— —————— TR s + % Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 1. Ry e by ) T o = — o - sufficient to establish the P. C. L. FEiostn Chihsts, . Tatil | the blaze which is the worst in the New. s T sen® a major league rating. The| e & state so far this season. . claim is not without reason. The ) American League We are experts! R 4 l C S . circuit has sent up a flock of oyl Cleveland .13, 5 svasingion 7, b, ¥ e Al o s - ~eal Gourteous dervice who have made good in the big]| 150&1‘0)\& 31; ;!ns:l.n’:) oy CANADIAN CLIPS ir Il”]l“: are always show. By keeping this talent at| ere is Bobby Jones, of At- + Country Club Course at Minne- |N¢¥ YOrk 9; St Louis 8. reasonable, too. . 3 3 it ¢ : . % | nia 8. 3; AT LOW , | home, the league can queikly boosk{ Janta, with the trophy for win- | apolis. It is Bobby's fourth Fh;i;‘ielfii‘:"im azzd }fi)’;fiagfin 2‘:‘1(‘;] DASH RECORD OF CosT ns—rrml‘\;‘gnncrashb;;{mm Jolley, Av.| Ding the National Open Golf | champlonship in the Natiomal | {yo men on base in the second CHARLIE PADDOCK Phone 15 Our shop is as clean and sweet-ranning as a new erill Lary. Gochrane. Berger, Cisselt,| Championship at the Interlachen | Open. PR e R car itself. It is up-to-date in equipment and man- F,-‘Niericg‘ Hefians, Lacge nabf‘ st o | TORONTO, Aug. 11.—Percy Wil- ned by specialists in servicing and repairing new or e # L | | | STANDING OF CLUBS liams, of Vancouver, B. C., last Sat- . < - S e is 39 i Meusel, O'Doul, Berger, Kremerifirst year with the ‘Fighting Ga- |which extends from No. 21 below | Frcnin it vl ity S, R 1ol e dash Alaska Ldundry :’rignec”}:.e eOu(r‘ DESROSI tfo save you time and Root and Walberg all have made |tors’ His two year record is 16 wins|to the highway. It is capable of| Pacific Coast L e i Y re. 7él our prices 0': repalrs, accessories, : i t | lc Coast League record of ten and three tenths sec greasin, and servie You'll like our pro t the big jump from the Pacific Coast jn 19 games. The ‘Fighting Gators' |carrying over a thousand inches | Won Lost Pct fonds in the Canadian track and g P i premps, league to major league fame. are expected to present a strong |of water for hydraulic and thaw- |Hollywood 18 10 643 field championships, clipping one | v iz | courteous, Eff}C10nt service. Cars greased by genuine : . 3 ~|‘first eleven, with 19 letter men |ing purposes. Los' Anghices. 8 <10 ¥ R S g s e e R s e Alemite service. Drivé in for LUCAS SERVICE The major-minor baseball dls'gback, but a scarcity of first class re- | Average depth of the ground is!San Francisco 18 12 571 | held by Charlie Paddock and Ed- { that saves time, money and worry. turbance is complicated by the serve material is expected to be a |14 feet and from 60 to 70 per cent |Mission 14 14 500 | die Tolan. ) i e chain-store system of ownership.|serious handicap this year.” of it is frozen. Mr. Ellingen, who |Sacramento ... 13 15 464 = ke f SEAT SALE JUNEAU MOTORs 'n There is hardly a major league out-| Florida; long handicapped by lack | was in Fairbanks last week, said it |Portland . 12 16 429 KUSKO ) T 4 ] C. fit which has not some substan-|of adequate playing field, is build- |is possible that a hydraulic plant Oakland g1t an 39% me DISTRICT | ELKS’ SHOW DAY FONE ITE FONE 421 tial interest in Class A or AA ProP-ling a new stadium to be dedicated 'may be placed on the ground in |Seattle o 0 T RN 357 DROPS POPULATION " 30 N ! erty. In the case of the St. Louis|at the game wiht Alabama on No-|time to start operating this fall. National League ¥ % | | “SERVICE LUCAS” M Cardinals, this interest extends t0|yember 8. 5 Wan Lost Bobil 4 q5 4 giown She b L “THE HOODOO’ I 4 s anager a half dozen minor league clubs. s NEW YORK YOUTH Brooklyn . 66 44 607 the past decade was experienced | ,Fight managers have been known | Georgia has a trio of stars i the Chicago B4 . GBS Rukokin recording dia- fo send stable-mates against €ach|mid-summer spotlight of sport with DEFEATS ALLISON, fed- Sk il I eriet, according to figures released Opens 10 a. m. other in the ring but it hardlyipobhy Jones on top of the golf TENN]S TOURNEY’S! Louis . 56 52 519 ot ;’:ublxcauon s by (‘:hnrles’E‘ geems likely the major league Club|heap Bryant Grant developing into Pittsburgh . 50 55 4?3 B Enae b ol the Fed-e o Saturday owners will vote against themselves|tho latest “mighty atom” of\tennis b s B A AT PRl rithe Terriiy, : when it comes to making decisions|ang willie Stribling swinging ear-| SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 11.—Syd- |Cincinnati 45 59 433 oh I ““ = ey 5:‘ in the minor league councils. nestly with both fists. ney B. Woods, jr., aged 18, of New Philadelphia 37. 70 .343|The population shown for 1830 was —_— = JThis situation may lead to a split | ———ae———— York, won the Southampton Invi- American League i|7@2 as compared to SoeL 1 3000 petween the “controlled” interests|p.yivcEn TO WORK tation Tennis tournament last Sat- Won Lost Pct lThe “F“""s f°"r ;he"‘_”"éal K“(‘l “#na the independent club owners in DEADWOOD GROUND |Urday by defeating Wilmer Allison, Philadelphia ... 77 37 .676| lages \M}s as fo ow.?. rooke | BU’I’LER-MAURO | the big minor leagues. Davis cup star of Texas, 3-6, 6-3, Washington . . 66 45 _,gfi‘ Creek, 66; Sleitmut, 133; Napxamuc,‘ \ . v0]2-6, 6-2 and 6-4. Wood put his|New York 67 46 .503|111; scattered, 412. DRUG CO. Casper Ellingen, who controls five 3 & Cleveland 58 55 513 i DA TR ' ~Frank S. Wright tunes in from miles of. ground on Deadwood creek | name alongside Tilden, Johnson, Detroit * - i Gainesville, Fla,, with a little ’f‘°‘ in the Circle district reports that Km’fz’- and other tennis "0";’195 okt fi :; p JOE GEORGE LEAVING free Delivery Phone 134 background - for as winner: lue ribbon clas- | Chicag b " . weather football construction ‘of a two and a half|%® ¥ s of this bl St. Louls . 4 6 -TONIGHT FOR SOUTH WHEN WE SELL IT TRAVEL BY AIR future reference. mile ditch, together with dams|5SiC: Boston ... 38 4 339 * i *In 1928 Florida led the entire P g — ; IT'S RIGHT FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED T in scoring, counting and spillways, has jul 2 e Joe George, of the firm of George Uhnited States in s € | bleted. The ditch was built mostly ROBERT WINGATE B it mshaatr of s Sebeste ———— — 24 points. That was Bachman's s , { g g y Express Money Ordery g o by hand. Work started last April WINS AT GOLF IN ANGLERS' PARADISE business, will leave tonight for Los | The ditch will bring water from Angeles to confer with his father, | | Deadwood to the Ellingen property, CHAMPION SERIES IS DISCOVERED BY |: Y 2 b ¢ i ke g Z FOR RESERVATIONS—Hangar Phone, 29; Gas- | JACKSONVILLE, Florida, Aug. FRES] tineau, Phone 10. A. B. HAYES, Agent. }ll.—mbert Wingate, of Jackson- DU NE ON KU]U 2 g |ville, last Saturday won the Na- [T i 2 i S BERG {tional Public Links' Championship,| A new fisherman's paradise where e . defeating Joseph Green, of Phila- rainbow and cuttthroat trout batle | T W, ™ e e o REAL BARGAINS H 4TS \ of taking the sportsman's fly ; v, . LATHROP INCORPORATES |been discovered by Game W IN USED CARS BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN JUNEAU | HIS ALASKA THEATRES Frank Dufresne on the nort i of Kuiu Island. He returned y day after a patrol of Cha Rainbow Cafe | 221 FRONT STREET NOW OPEN Under New Management The Dathrop Company, a holding compa, was formed in Fairbanks |Strait and adjacent waters Ktod;y‘ uly 26]. planting squirrels on Barano! It was organized under the laws Chichagof Islands. of the Territory of Alaska with a|. In the north arm of Tecb |Capital stock of $400,000. Bay, said Warden Dufresne | 'The purpose of the company is|stream filled with rainbow: not to sell stock, it was e"phmedwcunhrosts. One a minute The organization acts as a holding average he landed for 15 m company of the interests of Capt.|and they were all big fellows. / Austin E. Lathrop in the Empress|thing under 12 inches long wa theatre chain, apartment houses|jeased and not included i and real estate. It does not in-|coung, clude his interests in’stock com-| Tne patrol was made on : panies such as the Healy River Otter, Capt. Ken' Talmadge. V- Coal Corporation and the Tanana!gen Dufresne will leave aga Publishing Company. \morrow on the same vessel w Capt. Lathrop was elected presi-lsq“h.,eu for Chichagof and B: dent, August W. Conradt, vice- Islands which will comple:s president, and ‘A. J. Hewitt, secre- stocking g tary-treasurer. These three, with A.|yen. um" Biihwe for th H. McDonald, constitute the Board of Directors—(Fairbanks News-| mpo Oklahoma Conser Miner). Commission is mapping all S A i i and creeks of the State to LET Almquisy Press four Suit.out a system of flood contro! We call and deliver. Phone 628 |FILLERS $5.00 s ST i . We Suggest— . DILLARDS —the New CHOCOLATE CREATION Quality at a *~ Low Price CONNORS MOTOR CO. PiccLy WiGGLy | ; Thoroughly Renovated ! ; - H.S.GRAVES ; A Trial Will Be Appreciated The Clothing. Man J. T. KING