The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1930, Page 5

Sk v THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL, MO\IDAY St b8, 1930‘ BRINGING UP JUST THROW YOUR HAT IN AN’ \F YOUR WIFE DON'T THROW T EVERY THING 1S ME HAT S0 1 GUESS “ » YO GO ON: DO AS | SAY- NIGHT: DUGAN - SY ~I E \l The motorist who does not have his car’s mechanical FATHER & By GEORGE MceM!/ \NI.S JUST A MINUTE - WELL: THAT WOZN'T | 1 1 ne., Great Britain rights reserved: ffl(m\ij) I w4 © 1980, Int'l Feature Serv SPORTS STUDIO OPENS Miss Todd is now enrolling pupils S! of musiz 1 dramatic Studio cver Cable of- \Im)«(‘ Pass Highway at Moose Pa is a local project at ng reconstruction of h(- present road between the In- dian village and cannery, and to build a street through the village One thousand dollars was allotted for this survey and to prepare expression fice. FRENCH FLIERS ~BACKINN.Y.C. €ompletes Return Trip from Dallas, Texas, After Winning Prize VALLEY STREAM, N. Y, Sept. _ CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. 8.— s . . “8-+Coste and Bellonto, Trans-At- fif‘;s“,;f,fgj,;, Sfl,",‘j{;‘;efim oy By p score of 1302 out of a possible ester. 1 :;1“‘\‘_"”;?,jr‘x"‘;mfh“,?vm“::p\l““' BUTLER-MAURO ‘Tntic fliers, landed here last Sat-|gt youis 9; Detroit 6. 1500, the Seattle Police team last One of these is a trunk line pro- ;... .. Realization $29610 m DRUG CO urday afternoon at 3:12 o'clock on Saturday won the National Pistol ject, 13 miles long designated to tie at Belmont Park. The thre v the return of the $25,000 prize win- BASEBALL NOTES match here. Nineteen five-man up the Se d Highway system old champlon’s total is now N”_ ning one-stop flight from Paris t0| ppe Philadelphia Nationals won teams competed. with the Moose Pass Highway on BG> free Delivery Phone 134 “Dallas, Texas. They took off from |the first game Sunday on only two Portland, Oregon was second and the Alaska Railroad. Fifteen thou-{ HIRED “rEREN N WE SELL IT Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday |phits off Brandt. Collins allowed Los Annclos Cal,, was third. sand dollars was set up for this, to STUDIO OPENS WHE morning at 8:30 o'clock. the Braves seven. run a location survey and prepare | IT'S RIGHT ~..The French fliers circled several times before landing. The Mayor's committee, field me- | game, It is proposed to extend Seward |cypression. Studio over Cable of- chanics and a small crowd greeted | Joe Hauser, of the Baltimore In- Highway from Snow River to the 1.59 —adv. the plane which was wheeled into |ternational League, hit his 60th e e e the same hangar where it rested a lhome run yesterday, tying Babe few hours after the Trans-Atlantic | Ruth's record made in 1927. POR y o R Ty FOR RESERV ATIONS—Hangar Phone, 429; Gas- FLIERS ARE HONORED PARIS, Sept. 8—The Cabinet has approved of making Coste and Bellonte Commander and Officer re- spectively, in the Legion of Honor and Meteoroligist Viaut, who spent months in working out their weath- GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League San Francisco 7, 4; Los Angeles 5, 5. Sacramento 4, 3; Seattle 2, 5. Hollywood 13, 1; Mission 2, 3. | |Oakland 14, 3; Portland 4, 2. Nauonai League | Brooklyn 9; New York 8. | Pittsburgh 9; Chicago 7. Philadelphia 1, 1; Boston 0, 2. | Cincinnati ,6 2; St. Louis 11, 4. | American League | Boston 5, 2; New York 3, 5. ) SEATTLE WINS Queen Cilfiolice Team Walks Away with National Honors Gehrig made his 39th home run for the Yankees in the second BERKELEY BELL Pacific Coast League ‘Holly\wod 12; Mission 4. Oakland 2; Portland 6. Sacramento 15; Seattle 3. } San Francisco 4; Los Angeles 2. National League Chicago 19; Pittsburgh 14. Chicago hit 17 times and Pittsburgh 15. | Hornsby returned to- form with N NET MATCH FOREST HILLS N. Y, Sept. 8.— Berkeley Bell last Saturday beat the great Jean Borotra, of France, 3-6, 6-2, 12-10, and 7-5 in the first ound of one of the greatest round er_problem, is to be made a Cheva- 3 of matches evi seen in the Na- lier. The Leglon's Council will meet| a triple-and single scoring tWo yi;n.; Tennis Champlohship tour- later and adopt the nominations. runs. Waner fielded sensational- p.oo. " Bay plasted Borotra out ly, nabbing two long hits one- of the* tournament REACH WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 8.— Coste and Bellonte have arrived here from New York in a red plane and were. welcomed by George Akerson, representing President Hoover. Many diplomats were at the landing field and street crowds gave the two fliers an ovation on their way to the French Embassy. . WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 8.— Coste and Bellonte had luncheon today with President Hoover, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, Eddie Rick- { cnbacker and others. The French- men visited the tomb of the Un- known Soldier and placed a wreath upen it during an impressive cere- mony at Arlington Cemetery. i ¢ : WASHINGTON, 0. C, Sept. 8— ;{mxe\ a month-old French bull deg, will not be the traveling com- panion of Coste and Bellonte but handed New York 12, 7; Boston 1, 2. The Giants came out of the hitting slump. Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn 2. American League {Boston 1; Philadelphia 3. Grove turned in his 25th victory. Coch- rane made a home run in ninth with one on base to wm | Todt made a home run. Cleveland 1, 4; Chicago 2, 2. Fer- | rell who had not been beaten in 13 straight games lost the de- ~WESTBURG, New York, Sept. 8. cision to Lyons in the first game —America galloped off with the who won it by a triple. It was first match with Great Britain in Lyons's 20th victory. the International Polo contests last Washington 2; New York 3. Ger- Saturday afternoon by a score of hig made a home run, his 38th. 10 to 5. Fortysfive thousand wnL- St. Louis 4; Detroit 8. The Tigers nessed the match. fell on four St. Louis hurlers SARAH PALFREY IS B AMERICA WINS FIRST RUUNI] for 15 hits. Wyatt held St. Louis to six hits. Kress and Gehringer made home runs. \ STANDING OF CLUBS | | PISTOL MATCH THREE TIMES CHAMP‘ VAPURE for —= | bridge plnn: and co-L estimates. 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