The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT By GEORGE McMANUS 3 . ! %EG?::;M SR '] WHAT?J DO You § [ AMour BEERGRbIRRY | Attentwn--—Ford Owners ' A - PR g WHERE | CAN'T fr e & M Bt g |l A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRANCISCO CAR HEAT- ! :i‘n\nl'ga‘;e RO\_UNQ'- Bteg ;\( V4 UMY QUESTION- |} ERS JUST ARRIVED—AND ARE READY FOR N Ol o Q ~ v - 7 T ~ Bl TS 5 "\I/ \\ INSTALLATION IN YOUR CAR | 2 to 5 times MORE HEAT—Quicker Action—Fresh COURSE J To ’ MINIATURE p 1| GOLF (OURSE Air Heat—Complete Change of Car Air Every to 3 Minutes. Recommended by leading car manufacturers. Guar- anteed to deliver more heat than any other car heat- er regardless of type or price. DRIVE IN AND HAVE ONE INSTALLED IN 3 { { \ \ 1 YOUR MODEL A American League Washington at Cleveland, Rain. Philadelphia 6, 10; Chicago 4, 2. Grove won his 27th victory in the first game, Detroit 7; Boston 5. Alexander's two timely singles won the game. They came in the third and fourth innings with two on base/ |ter in the famous sire’s guest hook | when they come to see him. o marine engine, is calling on As many as five languages have i;:}ersuf“;iu;f::; i:mt:;i Vfl‘:;’;s been spoken at one time around |’ ° b 2 ¥4 P |Edwards is aboard. Except when his stable, where people from as; many nations have been there to get a glimpse of the great race/ horse . Thoroughbred horses, valued at! $5,000,000, are produced in the vi- the water becomes rough, as it did yesterday in Icy Straits, she thinks istence. The Willard B., Capt. E. Kaarbo, Libby, McNeill and Libby canery a seafaring life is a delightful ex- 22 The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church will hold a Rummage Sale October 4th in the house formerly occupied by Dr. Pigg on Main Street. . —adv, ——— The education building at the' University of Texas soon is to be named Sutton hall in honor of Wil- liam S. Sutton, Texas educator. | Every drug store worthy of the name in the World sells Kruschen | Salts—an 85 cent bottle lasts 4 weeks—not much to pay for buoy- ant health. —adv. 4 X Lhr ‘ Price $3.75 to $4.00 (installation extra A | at low cost) \ JUNEAU MOTORS, 1 ' © 1930, (nt" Feature Sorvien fae, ©on @ £ piohts ererved 8 12 | E 1y nc. 5 ; 5 |l DAY FONE 30 NITE FONE 421 " ! | “ ~ y: GAMES TUESDAY STANDING O CLUBS |RMI Libby Maine, she and the Willard |e . ol How Old Are You? | SERVICE LUCAS” Manager Pacific Coast League Pacific Coast League | B. will leave for Seattle. SEOKE BIoRYS | Hollywood 7; San Francisco 5. Day Won Lost Pet | The Lu, which is connected with |®~ iy Gloriously . ., pHollywood .. B A - 003l g | the Wiley-Pickett treasure seeking| alexandria, La., has a municipal o Mission 0; Los Angeles 12. Night Los Angeles . : 28 576 expedition, at work on the sub-|magh; e Alive A | i y ie golf course, nine holes. The Alive At game. | San Francisco ... 32 5151 merged wréck of the steamship Is- [only clubs needed are mashies and | Oakland 2; Sacramento 3. Night | Oakland . 35 478 lander, off the south end of DOUg- |putters. The longest hole is 130 gime. f Sacramento . 34 485 | . las Island, came to Juneau today yards My Friends: Correct Your) Portland 1; Seattle 2. Night game. Mission ... 38 .433) for supplies, prihcipally food. ~ She | 4 My Friends: Cor | RICE & AHLERS CO Ip 431/ h R e D 5 R e, | sg;tt‘:‘d g; :g; T ‘took out & large quantity. Finishing the first halt of the| LEating Faults and : nings. V Won Lost Pct i S nner ender | g s - : it O Tl S i ! Y AT THE HOTELS |o: the Cotton States league, won the Kruschen Salts . strikeout specialists, had a duel St. Louis -8 60 580 and Treasure Vessel | | seidid Mate ‘We tell you in advance what the job will cost” and honors were almost even. Brooklyn 84 61 579 i {omnE AR TRy, The Cards scored the vital run Chicago .82 62 569 Come Here i Ay Yes: I'm forty-five today—bullt fh the tenth. Brooklyn filled New York 9 65 _549! E. Wetzler, Seward; J. S. Shot:‘ Eagle Pass, Tex., a town of 5,000 like a race horse, my friends say— v the bases in the same inning but Pittsburgh B BT v unte’ Dackie Sy i can-s Loy Boonah: N AhERIESUES | haf {8rameun hasbATL fsemal In jand Iknow 1 Z6el 10 Jemrs yOUTERC were wiped out of the picture Boston . 671 178 462 nery tenders hastening home and a H. C. Bellinger, Tenakee; John F.! municipal leagues. |than 1 did three months ago—and by a lightning fast double play. Cincinnati 55 85 393 treasure craft stowing cargo in- L 288 Port Althorp; H. L. Coleman, |T'd hate to tell you how much fat Vance fanned 11 and Hallahan Philadelphia 50 98 347 trigued the interest of Iloungers Keichikan; George A Nelson, O.] Mrs. Anna Van Skike celebrated I lost with Kruschen only 4. Vance gave seven hits American League along Juneaw's waterfront today. W. Grau, and Robert Wakelin, Se- ' her seventieth birthday by swim-| I call Kruschen Salts the “magic and Hallahan five. With the' Won Lost Pct| Tne Stella Maris, 100 horsepower attle; F. M. Chasted, Spokane. ming 20 miles in Santa Monica bay, |salts” because when I was fat and bases filled Lopez diove to Philadelphia 98 4 682 pleasure boat, 65 .reet long, came Alaskan California. vreteched, despondent and half sick Adems at short who muffed it Washinaton .. 8 54 622 jore from Taku for machinery Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, | lall the time—it took only one bot- but was on it like a flash and New York 82 63 566 parts. Her owner, L. H. Smith, Angoon; Wayfie MacFadden, James Members of the University of |tle that I bought for 85 cents at threw to Frisch who relayed to Cleveland ... .76 69 524 ealthy Seattle sportsman, s at Warren, Frank O. Johnson, P. My- Pennsylvania footbdll squad went Juneau Drug Co. to liven me up—| Bottomley and the game was Detroit T4 490, 1o near Twin Glacier. He Ares, Fred Chan and Sai Choong, through early workouts this year put amibtion and energy into me over as the tying run crossed the St. Louis 60 86 41l " turn home for a month Taku; Willlam Mattile, Sitka; Géd. |in shorts and light shirts due to —make me feel years younger and plate. St. Louis leads by one Chicago . 56 89 386 O Capt. Percy Redmond, skip- Chateau and Frank Bouroukoff, |hot weather. | with the help of a change in diet point in the percentage column. Boston . preiin 4 97 -326 per of the trim little vessel vsaid Valdez; John Irving and C. L. Copp, SR AN LS ishc'whmc }::wrlo lose the fat I was Qhicage:d; IEWTOIK.T: ThEsCHARLS ML SRS, TR0 AT |”" " Busin leasure Vancouver, B. C. | INSTALL TRAIN PERISCOPES | ot pact: sank the Cubs decper into the MAN O’ WAR ‘RECEIVES The Lillan B “;g: e b Zynda b S ONTI - SEasiiRoes’ kyel Herl: LI AONE DASH RS AN (COBOTAEH doldrums, Hubbell holding the 20,000 VISITS ANNUALLY | BT ansEpower yni | ; P |easy on potatoes, cream, cheese, and E Champs io hvee his | 150 feet long, combines business with Thomas Gaffney, Nome; Mrs. W. |placed on trains of the Southern|p .iter — eat lean meat, chicken, - A Pittsburgh 14; Phllfifie!bhin 1‘5. ten: LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 17.—Man 'Pleasure. Her owner, George W. F. Robertson, Seattle; Charles B. Railway so »the brakemen can slf | fish, vegetables and fruits and nev- TRAVEL BY AIR ¥ » 3 {&). 5 " e ViR |Reed, of Bremerton, Wash., is en- Galle, Cordova. |in comfort in the trains and still fail t ki half t on- innings. Klein made his 34th o' War is “at home” to necarly 20,-;°, : ¥ 5 § 7 g “|er fail to take one half teaspoon FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED run. Grantham made two 000 visitors each year. joying Northern scenery. Her Sl —— see the signals. The per xscopca;{m of Kruschen Salts in a glass of' B runs and Suhr one. All visitors are required to mgis_;chgrlcrer. F. K. Edwards of Ket- RUMMAGE SALE . |protrude through the roofs of the |hot water before breakfast cvery‘ chikan, agent for the Hall-Scott Cars, morning. i FOR RESERVATIONS—Hangar Phone, 429; Gas- tineau, Phone 10. A. B. HAYES, Agent. sk o | cinity of Lexington each year. e R e e el X i tender, arrived from Taku. She vanks sldughtered wthe Browns ~Purdue university’s catalogue of rides low with 52,000 cases of can- ned salmon. She has aboard the | crew of the Taku cannery. Another Cannery Tender The Libby Maine, Capt. J. Gasca, also a Libby, McNeill and Libby cannery tender, is scheduled to | come from Yakutat late this after- noon with canned salmon and the crew of the cannery there. Im- mediately after the arrival of the, WHY SUFFER | FROM YOUR LIVER? | ‘Why be handicapped with unsightly blotches on the face, eyes with yellow | tinge and that tired and languid feel- | inj g? This indicates a torpid liver. | eadache, Dizziness and Biliousness | surely follow. You must stimulate your lazy liver, start the bile flowing | with Carter’s Little Liver Pills. They also act as a mild laxative, purely vegetable, free from calomel and poisonous drugs, small, easy to | swallow, and not habit forming. They | are not a purgative that cramps or | pains, unpleasant after effect follow- | ing, on the contrary a good tonic. All druggists sell genuine red plgs. ________———.fi Muskrat Coat 42,0 5l 50 0enonnnonennls Goslin and Schultz study’ was translated “into .Chinese |to be circulated in China. with 23 hits. made home runs for St. Louis. 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