The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1932 1 — 31 B.B. WRITERS DETROIT GIRLS PICK WINNERS | LOWER RECORD, | INFLAG RACE SEATTLE GIRLS Champions of 1931 to Re- Relay Swimmers Cut 150} Yard Mark By Two Seconds peat in Both Leagues; Newspaper Poll NEW YORK, April 9.—A poll of!| DETROIT, April 9.—The Detroit T V) resulted 1n Yacht Club girl swimmers beiter- for first place in ed the American record for the 150 1932 s of the National K yard elay exhibition swim last League, New York second and Chi- |night, making the distance in one cago third. minute, thirty-eight-and one-eighth Ik seconds. This is nearly two sec- londs under the record made by the girls’ team of the Washington Athletic Club, Seattle. BILLY JONES WINS OVER JOHNNY WINE ERIE, Penn., April 9. — Billy Jones, of Philadelphia, scored a technical knockout over Frankie Wine, of Montana, in the seventh .{cf a scheduled ten rounder last |night. Jones weighed 174 pounds “land Wine tipped the scales at s ila’l pounds. - — was picked for first writers in the Ameri- New Ycrk second ‘and n third. wo Major Leagues open the 1932 season next Tuesday afier- noon. BROUILLARD GIVEN DECISION IN BOUT | WITH BOSTON MAN BOSTON, Mass. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay SPRIN Suits Sale We are happy that spring not only brings bright weather but also bright clothing op- portunities to the men of Juneau. We have nothing to do with the weather, of course, but we have arranged it so that you may purchase your spring suits at a very fair savings and we predict lasting satisfaction for you. SUITS What more can we say than that these suits were excep- tional buys at old prices. That they were made especially for us, from a special purchase of fine all-wool fabrics and tailored to exacting specifica- tions. What more do you need than toknow that now these fine suits are only $23.50. SUITS In these suits you have the ultimate in tailoring, drape of garment, choice of domes- tic and imported all-wool fabrics, selection of style and fit; in a word, you have all that a high-priced suit can give you, all in long and lasting satisfaction and pride in wearing. A tremendous value at $45.00 Accessories Arrow Shirts, now 5T T R A BV VR $2.25 and up $2.75 and up $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 . 50c¢ and up SABIN’S “Everything in Furnishings for Men” Store Open Tonight Slipon Sweaters Hose, fancy, * {Mrs. Kearney TIGERS WALLOP BADGERS; LIONS WORST COUGARS was rather a dull evenin: on the Elks' Chub alleys last so far as scoring was concerned, Rcbertson, whose Cougars were Lionized two games out of three, was the only athlete to mark over 200. He registered 204 in his third game and totaled 551 pins. Mrs. Faulkner led the feminine parade with a total of 443, her best score being 167. clawed three victories out of ‘the Badgers. Tonight's schedule: vs. Wolves, Antelopes Badgers 170 158 124 107 132 M. Bavard Bringdele Van Atta 170 158 180 107 129 140—480 158-"474 160—464 107-*321 Mrs. Peterman 120—381 691 Tigers 161 139 140 145 114 T44 Totals ... 685-2120 F. Henning Kaufman Simpkins Mrs. Goddard Mrs. Taylor 174 172 140 136 151 158493 131—442 140-*420 120410 154419 699 Lions 195 167 131 129 127 T3 Totals 71242184 Pullen ‘Council Ertland Mrs. Keller Mrs. Williams 172 181 151 142 138 167—534 148—496 135—417 126—397 138—403 749 Cougars 168 165 127* 123 132 784 | Totals 714-2247 "Robertbon | HMesserschmidt ;P(‘L ich | Mrs. Pullen | Mrs. Faulkner. 179 159 128 114 144 1 Totals 715 124 792-2231 *—Average—Did not bowl. R 204—551 149—473 168—423 104—341 167—443 Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Iy WOMEN Wear Attractive, Be- coming Apparel Dresses and other garments : made to give individual charm and distinction. Freshen the appearance of your old garments by having them altered at the Smart Dressmaking Shoppe 107 Main St. Phone ' 219 In the first match the Tigers | JONES GIVEN s DECISION IN SALTIS BOUT GREEN BAY, Wis, Apri 9.— Gorilla Jones, Akron negro, rec- ognized by the National Boxing Association, as the world's- middle- weight ‘c¢hampion, outpointed Bud Saltis, of Chicago, in a ten-rountd- er here last night. Jones weighed 154 pounds and Saltis weighed 160% pounds. TR OO DANCE TONIGHT ELKS Ball Room LOOK Saturday Night, April 16th, is going to be a big night. The $90.00 G. E. Radio set will be presented to someones FREE Tickets on Radio Sat- urday nights — Better hurry folks. Serenaders “Modern American Dance Band” FUN —9:30 till 1 a.m.— TR AERRRCARRCCROORRERD Individual Attention to The Florence Shop has added the services of MR. AND MRS. R. E. SCOTT Mr. Scott is an accomplished tonsorial artist and an expert in ladies and children’s hair cutting. Let an expert cut your HAIR THE BOB IS BACK—SUMMER IS COMING Phone for an Appointmetn The FLORENCE SHOP Complete Beauty Service Telephone 427 Triangle Building GET 19 HITS T0 WIN GAME Los Angeles Defeats Port-| land To Tie Present Series LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 0.— Portland and Lios Angeles con- tinued heavy hitting again in the game yesterday, Los Angeles win- ning 12 to 8 to even the series with two games each. { Portland got 13 hits and Los| Angeles 16 hits. | SEATTLE WINS SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April‘ $9.—The Seattle Indians won their first game of the season last night from the San Francisco Seals by | a 'score of 9 to 3. GAMES YESTERDAY Hollywood 3; Oakland 4. Portland 8; Los Angeles 12. Missions 7; Sacramento 9. Seattle 9; San Francisco 3. Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. 150 750 500 | 500 500 500 | 250 250 | San Francisco ...... Eacramento .. Hollywood Portland Cakland |Los Argeles . Missions Seattle SEA FUNERAL WI TAKE PLACE SUNDAY 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 Funeral services for the late Capt. Harry G. (Tay) Bayers w'll be private. They will be held in the chapel of the Charles 'W. Car- fef Mortuary at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon. Tmmediately afterwards {the remains will be put aboard the |Motorship Prince of Wales, of ’thh the deceased was skipper, | apid taken to waters off Taku| Harbor. In complance with tae wishes often expressed by the de- parted mariner, they will be low- ered into the sea there. | The body will lle in state at| g the Carter Mortuary between 10| and 12 o'clock tomorrow. Friends may view the remains then. H‘uming accidents claimed six lives in Montana in 1931 as com- | ment, through the Office of In- |there to search for the missing "&Wl‘d the Tallapoosa enroute to | vivors, |of the Russian Church, and Agent DUTCH HARBOR ASKS HELP IN EUNICE SEARCH Seeks Government Aid In Looking For Boat With Four Overdue 20 Days Residents of Dutch Harbor yes- terday appealed to the Govern- dlan Affairs, to despatch a vessel ship Eunice, overdue 20 days with ! four passengers aboard. The plea | was forwarded by Acting Ohief C. W. Hawkesworth to Gov. Parks Sitka. { Dutch Harbor people suggested ( that the Tallapoosa might be sent to look for the ship, or sur- or that the Navy Supply ship Swallow, due at Dutch Har- bor mext week, could make a seanch. The FEunice sailed from Dutch Harbor March 9, last, for Atke and was due to have returned to the former port on March 18. It has been unheard of from since it sailed. Among the passen- gers carried were Bishop Antonin Proctor of the Alaska Commer- cial Company. AT THE HOTELS | . ° Gastineau K. F. McLeod, C. C. Boatman, Seattle; George R. Hatton, Wran- gell; Dr. and Mrs. Jordan, Dr Doelker, San Francisco; Wellman H. Caswell, T. L. Simmons, Ketch- ikan F. H. Stine, Tacoma. Alaskan 1. Samuelson, Seattle; R. Roach, Petersburg; Richard Suratt, Wran- gell; Frank Johnson, Douglas; F. Miller, Juneau. S eee SHOP IN JUNEAU pared with three in 1930. CHINA P cleaning the bowl. Rice & A PLUMBING—HEATING—SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance Phon TOILET $19.95 Each We zive FREE with every closet com- bination sold a high grade brush for TANK hlers Co. what the job will cost” e 34 “SWAGGER” House and Porch FROCKS All Sizes MANY STYLES — IN PLAIN COLORS, IN PRNTS IN CONTRASTING TRIMS $1.00 Store Open Tonight MANY PATTERNS ; Each I!IlfilllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIHII||IIIIlIIIil|III|I|lIlI!iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIII Royal Range A BEAUTIFUL STEEL RANGE Made with smooth, flush exterior surfaces, easy to keep clean and sanitary. There are no unsightly projections; no dirt catchers. It is so new and advanced in design and beau- ty that it marks a new era in coal range con- struction. Thomas Hardware Co.~ AT ALASKA | -~ SPRUCE or HEMLOCK AT LOWER PRICES JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS KANN’S 5cto $5.00 STORE FOURTH Anniversary Sale APRIL 9TH TO 13TH INCLUSIVE 10 Per Cent Discount on all purchases of $1.00 or over on April 9th to13th in- clusive, BALLOONS FOR ALL CHILDREN, COME AND GET THEM FREE KOTEX, 3 for $1.00; less 10 PER CENT WALDORF TISSUE, 4 for BOYS’ SHIRTS, 6-12 years YOUTHS’ SHIRTS, 12-15 years . 60 MEN’S SHIRTS, sizes 15-18 o NEW BELL BOTTOM U. S. ENAMELED WARE. Approved by Good Housekeeping 6-Gallon Enamelled Pots ... S 8-Gallon Enamelled Pots . 10-Gallon Enamelled Pots .. BOYS’ WASH SUITS GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES . HALF PRICE SPECIAL ON RUGS AND CURTAINS 22x45 TURKISH TOWELS 16x32 TURKISH TOWELS, 7 for $1.00; less 10 per cent discount 17-32 DISH TOWELS, 7 for $1.00; less 10 per cent discount ... 90 A large lot of odds and ends at less than HALF PRICE BOYS’ SUITS, Wool, 5-9 Remember—All our low prices are subject to 10 per cent discount until April 13, COTTAGE CHESE inclusive. in cartons { 3 D C CALIFORNIA GROCERY | TELEPHONE 478 . 90 50 FRESH o1d Papers for sale at Empire Offi