The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL FRIDAY, JULY 17, Bv GEORGE McMANUS '} JLUST THOLGHT I'D TELL YOU THAT & T DONT WORK, I'LL. SUE YOU FOR DAMALES BRINGING UP FATHER [ AFRAD TO 40| | DON'T LET HER. SCARE | HOME , J1L4&S, MY You ! TALK BACK TO HER| WIFE WiLL BEAT AND MAKE YOURSELF ME LP ! WELL, THAT'S THAT THERE GOED THE DOOR - BELL AGIN SAVING HAVING WHAT you HAVE in the future depends upon what you save in the present. There’s :,D N\ | no escaping that rule. Fortunately, it is both (;,‘ ki /uo\ | casy and pleasant to save, once you start. It 3 fhos WA " becomes a game. & ey : S Watching a Bank Account grow is like watching a garden grow, only much more thrilling. HAVE A GOAL IN MIND Make Retirement in 15 Years your goal, or Travel, or a College Education for your { children. Then you’ll enjoy saving. © 1931, Lnt') Feature Service, Inc.. -Great Britain rights reserved STANDING OF CLUBS | Coast League U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU ATHLETICS GET 4 LA » The W eather £ won o e | CHILDREN VOTE Borden’s is oy San Francisco 7 3 a0 2 F" N 4 l B k (B the 0. 5. Westher Baress) THIRD VICTORY 5o zocee 7 3 better in Cocoal irst National Ban f, Oakland B0 8 viboo Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., July 17: ! 5 5 500 ¥ . 3 i Tur next time you make cocoa, use —— =] Showers and cooler tonight and Saturday;moderate southeast winds. | 5 ; ‘7’ -ggg Borden's Evaporated Milk. Your chil- LOCAL DATA ‘ Sleih Salistneto gin o dren will love ic! _F;r Burdcn{'s gives —— Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veioclty Weathe Maha“ety Turn oL His N l\:"r::“pLoxt Pet tasting flavor than you get with any ) . ¢ pm. yest! g n 59 NW 10 cldy i 4 ; o ; AT R e ) S G R gy Eighth Win and Also st rous B3 | other crupmmiE il The resiat ! 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Philadelphia o0 iah - e E Our Services to You Begin and End at the Handns 58 56 f ol ey . * PLCIY |son. Half of bis triumphs have 1 ashington 53 32 48 EVAPORATED MILK | Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat ol Lo - & 5 bt : y ¢ New York 46 34 57 Fairbanks 2 80 | 48 ‘ Clear |been at the expense of the Tigers. Gt "of e o R v vorsse s e o s Eagle 60 60 | 4 I 02 Clear | He helped his teammates yesterday St. Lou 38 45 404 St. Paul . 50 48 | L 16 .01 Rain py hitting a home run into the Detrot o et = 458 Dutch Harcor ... 60 60 | 48 48 10 Cldy |left field stands. sty e ?fi -3‘“ B — Kodiak 60 . 54 48 50 %70 Cldy Baadan P .m M. J. SULLIVAN BACK Cordova 56 & Abdyi | - 48 1 B0 40 iz, . FROM SOUTHERN VISIT | Junean 65 64 gl 13 3 * 0 Cly |e ;i ps Juneau Utywl»eax:;t | it s i | Fs . N ! ~ | on st Pry, Sitia. 69 : el 2 % g Plvgig{ EEACE by atgie iy L 5 1 gg4 M J. Sullivan, well known A_]- Ketchikan 08 Bt oA 080 v | Portland 2; Oakland C. 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D, Fere ' o G O or severa] | Ut Ralph Fucucello of New York An area of low pressure centered near the lower Kuskokwim cov- Brooklyn 0} Bh. -Loats & nandez, Havana, Cuba. waere ne Wil remaln for several| g Gy second:round of e scheduled most of Alaska this morning with the barometer high over the Amsricas ' Tangad Alnskan § | Wesks before returning to Junesll.|i.. round wout in Queensboro Btas|i— North Pacific. This has given rise to light rains over the Territory hE D New ok B Chiailes Tarson? esenh Tk e '\“1» 5““”‘““:/} “;‘* been ]m the m last night. except over the Southeastern, upper Interior and Seward Peninsula | ago 4; Washington 5. deau, M. Kuboff, Juneau. uth since Ma ch on & business| - peiatt weighed 192 pounds and e districts. Temperatures are most'y somewhat lower over Alaska this \ Detroit-3; Philadelphia 5 Zynda “1.: ‘I’J&‘ l'»uh\ California, Oregon | Fucucello m“ a pound more, THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY w4 ¥ 4 3 2 _ and ashington. e S DA o L3 & 7 morning. | St Louls 2; Boston 1. MKI:: f;\;‘:‘r‘w;\; ‘irg'uxxmz&]r'ssg U 5 ‘ 700 TATE 10 cLASS “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Baker, Towa City, Ta. Sourdoughs chasing lov e Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. Phone 136-2 R was a sight witnessed in Seward.{PARTY removing two high pres- | SATURDAY SPECIAL Two feathered pets of Mrs. James| sure- burners from old Juneau - Juneau-grown’ strawberries. Tw¢ Hughes escaped from thelr cage A| Laundry bullding will return them | foee rose e e s e | beves for 45 cents. crew of stalwart neighbors spent| to Jack’s Transfer office. No ques- SANITARY GROCERY—Phone 85 fiVe hours in getting the winged | tions asked. Otherwise prosecu- Phone TA ‘I SER VICE | tion will follow. into captivity { —adv. fugitives back DAY AND NIGHT ’ Stand Opposite Chamber of Commerce Booth ASSOCIATED SPORTIA m-ra%f.ss a bag and pick out whatever you like. They are all hard to beat, 2ven those without pennant hopes. The Braves win a lot of games by hustlingf. Brooklyn is liable to sandbag any team when its right. Same for the Philies. The Pirates have softened up. The Reds hustle. oo, but they just haven't got the material.” g GOULD ~ Several National league men of prominence were discussing the sit- uation in a New York hotel one of those hot days. “Now you take the Cardinals,” aid the first one, who was not, of course, offering them other than in a conversational sense. “They are not a great ball club. They're not great hitters. Their st pitcher is Grimes and their X all around player is Gelbert. They have been bounced around by the Boston Braves, but they will be | Pronounced deadly by ANTS, FLIES, GNATS MOSQUITOES Just burn little Buhach in the Saturday PULL FOR SENATORS “Well, I wish I could feel confi- very, very tough to beat.” “How about the Giants?” asked the second National leaguer. “You're not counting them out?” “No, but McGraw’s club has not satisfied me it has consistent championship class. It looks great one day and bad the next. Pitch- jng is too spotty. Vergez hasmade the team and kept up its high standard of infield play, but there’s| something lacking.” “Well, what do you think of the Cubs?” asked the third party to the conference. " “Fair chance to win. Spottier than the Giants, much slower and not getting as good pitching as it should have. Cubs will score plenty of runs by brute force, but the de- fense probably will beat them. “Toss the rest of the league into| “Tomorrow’s Styles ‘ Toda;” i BERETS A delightful assort- ment in all the pas- tel shades in sum- mer weight Angora. “Juneauw’s Own Store” ~ | the slickest National league team | Chance’s day, with men like Brown, | Evers, Tinker. . .. | BOBBY FOR NEW BALL | “talkie,” casts his vote for the new ,EUILDING. ; dent we would have a club to beat the American , league in the world's series, whether it's the Athletics again or the Senators,” went on the first National leaguer. “Think I would rather have the Senators in there. Good enough club, experienced and smart but hasn’t any pair of pitchers to match Grove and Earnshaw. Neither has any club in the National league. “Do you realize what those pitch- ers, with Walberg going well, have done for Connie Mack, while the A’s infield has been shot to pieces and Cochrane disabled? “Don’t tell me Coombs, Bender and Plank were any better as a combination. I don't think so. “Those Athleticsare smart. Mack always has run to brains in his best teams. The old A's outsmarted of my time—the Cubs of Frank 1 Bobby Jones, via his No. v' golf ball as follows: “Mac, you were telling these fel- lows a while ago that you couldn’{ drive this new ball I'm afraid that's more an excuse than a rea- son. If youwll just go on and play the ball and forget that it's any different from the other one you've been using, you'll do just as well with it—if not better.” METER SYSTEM FAULT Apropos of urging the use of the European metric system for our track and d meets, Pennsyl- vania’s Lawson Robertson points cut the American public does not appreciate what it means to run 100 meters in 10.4 seconds or broad jump 1763 centimeters. He might add that they mnever will! —————— SATURDAY SPECIAL Juneau grown s‘,:aw!';um es. boxes for 45 cents. SANITARY GROCERY—Phone 8 —adv. Two ——-e - For fallen arches or aching fee: see DR, FENTON, GOLDSTEIN (adv.) room, the camp or on the porch and mesquitoes, gnats and flies quickly disappear. Sprinkle in cracks and on sills to kill roaches and other pests. Safely rids pets of fleas. Harmless to children, onimals and birds, Inexpensive « convenient to use. Buy In hendy sifter cans from GROCERS and DRUGGISTS GENUINE BuHACH PRONOUNCED BUHACK “BUHAC” Sold by BUTLER MAURO DRUG CO. That funny team will make you scream t a the CAPITOL SOON Watch for them Wh LOWER FRONT At About One-Half SHOP TREET LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR olesale Cost DAVE’S Last Day Your OI)portfinity to Buy the Finest Opposite Connors Motor Co. at BAILEY’S UNITED FOOD COMPANY CASH IS KING INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska 4 Juneau Motor Co. Foot of Main Street Old Papers for sale at Empire Office i