The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 8

MOOSE TOPLAY | BILLS TONIGHT \ Two Lodg,n Tcams to Re- sume Hostilities Today if Weather Permits If the weather is not too damp, the Moose and Elks will tangle to- night at City Park, playing the game postponed from last Sunday o rain, it was announced President Karl Theile of the City League. At - midafternoon “today, ‘clouds still hung heavily over the city and lmermmem rain had- been falling :mce noon. It was hoped, however, that it would break sufficiently by 6 30 p. m. for the game to be play- Tomorrou evening, the Elks r\nd‘ American Legion teams are sched- uled to meet. This game will de- cide the local Fourth of July series. 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PICK SETS | NEW YORK, July 9.—Eight men | were injured, one seriously, when | |a workman's pick set off a dyna- | mite charge in the tube for the new Eighth Avenue subway, 60 feet | under the Harlem river. | Thomas Withers, aged 43, was | the most seriously injured and the | others sustained minor cuts and | bruises. ‘ A special meeting of the Juneau | City at which regular bills were audited | and ordered paid. This comprised |the total business transacted by | the councilmen. IN CONCERT TONIGHT G4 i Under the auspices of the Martha | Society, a concert by Miss Gladys Sandberg, pianist, and Mr. Nicholas in the Presbyterian Church starting at 8:15 o'clock tonight. The pro- gram arranged is as follows: 1. Violin Concerto op. 64 . Mendelssohn a. Allegro, “molto appassionato. b. Andante. c. Allegro molto Vivace. MR. FURJANICK Pastorale Variee .. ... W. A. Mozart b. Hungarian Rhupsodxe No. 12 .. Liszt 2. a. sts Slmnlmc a. La Gitana ... Kreisler b. Air—From Violin Concerto civenennr. 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