The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1931, Page 2

Mt i i 3 DRESS UP for the Fourth CO&IS, Dresses, Headquarters for Flags, Buntings | DRESSES $9.50 and $17.75 COATS Very Special $16.00 A complete showing of STAR BRAND SHOES for the whole HOSIERY In all the new shades $1.00 to $2.50 family Ladies’ Oxfords $4.00 and up i PURSES, HANDBAGS, SCARFS, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS MILLINERY A group of hats worth considerably more Now $4.95 each Good Neckwear New Silks—New Patterns Hand Tailored % - Men’s Shoes and Oxfords $5.00 and up ) § l § § § § | § ) ) § 3 ) ) { | N ) : ) § § ) ) l H § 3 ) § { ] } § § l ) § § : ) ) N % LT | | wn = == » OO R A $35.00 With two pairs pants—all sizes— all colors—all materials. Tymor Ties 5 Full Silk Lined, i $1.25 SHIRTS $1.25 to $4.00 PHOENIX HOSIERY for MEN 50¢, 75¢, $1.00. $1.25 Boys’ Suits Aslow as $13.50 with 2 pairs pants TOP COATS $30.00 and up et Children’s Shoes and Oxfords $1.50 and up e et ettt . M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” 0 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 2 1931. G — = — — ——i = - eSS ————— e — MY |E3 Haines, 1b 301300 d U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU = Keaton, T., 2b 300301 i w4 = | Brodie, of 0762 b0 The W h = Blake, ¢ 0005 1.0 eather ;’ = EASY FASHION . iiii: BOUND NORTH ‘ = + | McLaughlin, p 000000 (By the U. 8. Wes=ther Bureau) = Koski, 20022 2 = "H(.d“p“}; P Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pan., July 2: = - et - —'—— — _ SBATTILE, July 2—A party of B = | Totals 21 1 321 4 g|Seattle and New York youths, un- Probably local showers tonight or Friday; moderate winds, most- = —_— x—Ellis substituted for Blake injder the leadership of F. W. Schooe, |1V westerly. == 3 Vi im 3 e e > Director of the Puget Sound Acad- ote = |Erskine Invincible While B s McLaughlin in |emy of Science, has salled aboard LODAL DATA = Vet Infield Blows | towa inning. the auxiliary sloop Linda on a 30-| Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloclty Weather o = —Substituted for Koski in seventh |48y cruise of Alaskan waters. 4 pm. yest'y 30.20 .59 o S 2 Cldy = Up Yesterday R 4 am. today ....3022 50 % w1 Cléar = Summary—Earred runs, Moose 5,1 MAZOFF RETURNS HOME (Noon today ......3028 57 T 6 Rain =| Erskine was invincible last night i 0; three-bi hits, Bill| == |and the Moose Tomped over ‘the éf’f":'l'tz et and Sabin 1] Nicholas Mazoff, who entered St. wABLE AND RADIO REPORTS ==|Vets for an easy victory, winning «:ach' two-base hits, B, Schmitz 1;|1n's Hospital for treatment of an YESTERDA' = |by a score of 15 to 1. McLaughlin, | (it oo “ne “yptoon agen o g,injured foot seVeral days ago, re- Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. dam. Precip. dam. gfsmcing for the ex-soldiers was"schmnz_ Ramsay and Hollmann 1|turned to his home this. morning.| Station— temp. temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 his Westher == |charged with the loss of the game, | .. & Moose 7, Le- TR T AT Barrow 52 50 36 36 . = |retiring in the third in favor of tv?:x?'l-“xr:rt: O Dases Mosee 16, Le.| DAIRY SCIENTIST PASSES |nome T \’ a5 S | [ e o £ |Koski who gave way for Hedges | .,n 3. struck out by, Erekine 5, Bethel o T M2 46 B 4 0 Cloar ==|in the seventh. McLaughlin 1 in 2 innings, by Kos-| MADISON, Wisconsin, July 2— |mort Vukon ... 74 74 | 48 48 P 0 Clea: iy 5| The Moose scored in every frame ', "\ 5 innings; bases on balls, |DF: Stephen Moulton Babcock. |Tanana ... .. 7 1 [ A e 0 Clear == except the fourth, and shoved over off McLaughlin 1, off Kosko 2, off world famous dairy scientist, died Fairbanks . .8 12 | 50 50 % 0 Clbar = |elght runs in the sixth, mOne Oof |prougas 1 hits 5 runs 4 off Mo-|at his home today at the age of [gy pay) | T W . 0 il which was earned. ~The Vet in-|;,uoniin "hits 7 runs 10 off Kos- |88 vear U TR R i YR . 0 il {fleld turned its toes up and died,|; pis none, runs 1 off Hedges; | T~ Dutch Harbor ... 52 52 | 40 42 — 0 Cldy |Pooting or throwing away almost|),gng pitcher, McLaughlin. ‘ R | <ccick 56 54 48 48 0 0 Cldy {evesy ‘ohance it had. Umpires, Bothelho on balls and Cordova S0 B8 Rain ) fegciny Injwod : | strikes; Walmsley on bases. J Juneau ... 63 59 | 50 50 1 03 Clear | Jack Kearney was hit by a pitch- | Scorer, Mize. Sitka . 65 s | 50 58 8 0 CIV led ball in the first, suffering a| ¢ a. ) = snl ear Y oae | | Time of game: ! hour and 57 Ketchikan e U 64 44 46 . 0 Pt. Ol |broken nose. Erskine, catching| ! ey JETeEs nige: J € | minutes. Prince Rupert 68 68 54 54 0 0 old Kearney in a deep brown study S A S | Edmonton 6 0 | WM ek 4 M |with the plate as its obfect, served ! P R R (- T Qiekr a quick return which 1anded.ALASKA BRINGS ; L R R G S il e d - {squarely on Kearney's nose and SPECI 4L s i y sgnt hi:’n et hospistal. “ i San Francisco ... 76 68 | 54. 56 o LY Clear | The Vets' only score came in | # - —Less than 10 miles. tiha" fourth.- ddbln dropped. Htied The pressure remains moderately high from Alaska to Oregon, 197 10" right Rnd. the Vel 18t | l 3 d f l but is falling slightly in the Interior and rising fn Westetn Ghn- | fii’l der mge A Bo’ second.” e 150k { T O u v eda. ‘The weather is generally clear except near the Gulf of Alaska, bitd o5 & Stde all snd Sooked | > No rain was reported in Alaska yesterday but rain was falling at ‘:on Haines’ =in;gle Cordova this morning. Temperatures were higher yesterday in all bt = perore ‘an‘d after that the Vets| ' districts except Southeastern Alacka where they were lower than = ad little chance to score. Ersklnc; . . f | 1 ‘i‘e i bfiiore;‘ focy 5 by e £ |pitched airtignt bail and was giv-| Vessel Leaves Tonight for, e == |en first class support. Skagway and Wl“ Be | g =| The Moose scored one in the | | Ph 2: == |first, three in the second, one in Back Saturday | one TA l SER VICE == |the third, one in the fifth, eight in } ==|the sixth and one in the seventh| Wwith a large cargo, 47 round- | DAY HT == |inning. It was too one-sided to beltrip tourists and 14 passengers AY AND NIG! == | interesting. _ for Juneau, the steamship Alaska, Stand Opposite Chamber of Commerce Booth S| Last night's game was dedicated Capt. C. V. Westerlund and Purser | : ‘ § to Guy McNaughton, 33° baseball |David Doran, arrived here this | ==|fan, who seldom misses a game.|afternoon from Seattle. She will| P | ) ==|His season’s attendance record is|depart at 11 o'clock tonight for H g =|being marred due to Ms beinz|skagway. She is scheduled to| ==|confined to the hospital following |~ back at this port from Lynn ==|an operation last week. ,Canal early Saturday. After. a =| Moose Off to Start briet call here then she will sail | ==| The game: for Puget Sound by way o. Sitka. | = | MOOSE— ABR HPOAE| The vesesl's Juneau freight con- { H VlNG == |Schmilz, F., @ .. 6 2 1 4 3 1|sisted of general merchandise for| FRIDAY i = | Schmitz, B, 3-1£.3 3 2 1 0 0 local business, houses and equip- s ‘ == Nello, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 ment for the Alaska Juneau Gold | | in* ‘. Bl o B R S e ‘ l 3 l WHAT you HAV!E] in‘the future depends £ (McSpdn, M., 1b .5 2 1 8 00| Persons who disembarked at tiis| ULy ore upon what you save in the present. There’s . = |McSpdn, C., ¢ 4210 2 0fport were: ! v . P sl R |l S [ | no escaping that rule. Fortunately, it is both £ sabin, 1t 321 0 0 1!8ophie Nable, . NOVEL FEATURES J§| easy and pleasant to save, once you start. 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