The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1933, Page 6

BATTLE LANDS LES MYERS IN BASTILETIBKET SAI-E CHUGK KLEIN SCLE WINNER Char 'GASTINEAU IS cused of having sold whiskey to Peter Hawkins' and = Duncan 1g liquor, Less Myers was arrested today by Foderal officers under 2 gl q k the ational - Prohibition Act He | 2 : i Bats in All Runs with Four‘ ’;:“,m) faians Hils: Two of Them i Are Homers Event Is Announced for Fighting Promises Morning of July Fourth Good DrawingCard | —Express Opposition | Twenty-two Rounds of [ I | | | i \ | 1 | arrest is said to have éd a fight which ocourred last on Roberts Row, off Lower Stréet "in = which Myers is leged to have beaten both H June 30.yins and Johnsin, the former “From the way the tickets are| According to Ralph Merrill, Jun- ¢ them | DRI that he was taken to the §oE b looks Lke s sell-out [Or|eay nigh sohool youth, heland two to thg |HOSPal in an unconscious condi-| 1€ CCBIOE THION Theam’f, :;m others, Paul Brown, and Vinni Siari tion. He was not seriously injured Dave “Houpl w5 handl}ng thn;GossA will attempt to swim fr el however, and was released from by ket A0 for the lLegion at lhé a point on Douglas Island oppos! 4,xhn hospital today km;‘ Hotel the Alaska Juneau rock pile 3| L} P s o 3 either Femmer’s Dock, or the Al- Chicage 36 34 514| More: interest is apparent in the|aska Scuthern Airways Hangar e EBO»luh 3 35 485 4‘nm'mk' cardv than any held hercim: morning of July 4th. bies s | Brooklyn ) 35 462 ’l;’“\;l{.ll°"g time,' according 0" Mr.| " A4 rresent the boys have ific Coast League § ShciaatL R < g Thv.bovs are working out dailviranged' Merill, sup, S0, Mave Jin " Los Angeles 11, | Philadelphia 27 42 -391 iin St Lr;gwn bugalu 1:1d in addi- Cole and John K York accompa - : American Zeague i 8 | them in a 10 foot skiff. When a tion doing some road work to aid e | e skiff of that size wou in their conditioning, which shouid|co, \f, & SKiff 3 nto 3; Sea Klan . - o |not be somewhat crowded with 0"““‘\1‘\':6;:::1[mli:ig‘:n- ?;:;:fixl:?m to the ring in excellent| yivo anoard. Mer i1l assured | Chicsgo. 7. Brokyi S ‘As the card now stands it prom. | [CPOTIer that all the swimme: St. Louls 7; New York 3 W e o d |hoped to swim the entire cour - AANES 2 Y - ses 22 rounds of fighting, with the| .4 would not nced the boat Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia 6. following as contestants: Brubaker L il A American eLague ISastan vs. McPherson, 165 pounds; Vac- Th”_ 1dea mM"‘“f\‘;“)_ ,l;(l)m ot Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 1 Era G deen vs. Nabalis, 125 pounds; Nel-|18¢ is not, Mr. Merrill assurc Washington 4; Detroit 5. Gt son vs. Watson, 150 pounds; Niel-| !¢ interviewer, to ply to a larg | Juneau City League New York 9, Cleveland 3 d . % 35 gallery upon arriving on this shor o (Second Half) T T [but rather to catch the favorab Won Lost Pct BRon b i | tides. | STANBING 0OF CLUBS |Flks 3 0 1000| pyyoy ROBERT E. ELLIS | |America g 5 3} inst Event | Pacific Coast League |American Legion 1 1 500 AN MRS. E Docter Agal t ‘Won 15,,1 Pet. | Moose 0 3 000 AND B85, ZIAE SR Both in his capacity as ‘a phy- Sacramento ... 52 34 IS(ISJ > Y e Robert Ellis, pilot of the sea_}sman and Iorn‘m"al_l round a;ms L iyl O RETURNS HOME |plane Onhichagof, of the Alaska|3nd one tme BWEMmCL O 8¢ Portland a7 553 | _ | Southern Airways, and Mrs. mhs}!;fng:i’o xxd"’}D;'“W W, Gouncil | Los Ang 46 38 548 Mrs. William Johnson and her(who made the trip north from |- asked. his. opinion .of. the pro- | Mission 41 46 471 paby son will leave St. Ann’s Hos-|Ketchikan in the scaplane yes{er-}w:id ataatic ovent HE M ap- | akland 38 45 458 | pital today for their residence. |day afternoon, are staying at thc‘pr s ‘()lf“l‘l Eoribenditie Ll ane | Seattle 38 48° 400 e | Gastineau Hotel until Sunday when |PTOVe Of It comierdife thab T San Francisco 33 52 -388 | they will return to Ketchikan| V2er Was too cold, = 8% atop | National League | LEAVES HOSPITAL where the Chichagof is based this did not know of any way of stoy - Won Lost Pt | e pirt s 5 | ping the boys if they were de-| New York 40 24 625| Mrs. John Sonderland and her| % termined to do it | St. Louis 38,29 .567{ infant daughter, left St. Ann’s Hos-| 3 y { “If they, do_ attempt the swim Pittsburgh 36 32 529 | pital for their home yesterday. | Old papers ror sale at Emplre. it is essential that each swimme ] £ S oA e 14 JUST TWO .DAYS LEFT ; ‘ Our Final Clean Sweep of Merchandise Ends MONDAY NIGHT. Items have been regrouped | and given a finalimark down. No A pproml No Exchanges ~“ITEis Fourth of July Specials i 4 SWIM ACROSS | CASH ONLY § presence is desired. “See America First, is our motto, and that includes Alaska, a real wonderland. Too many of our people are going to Europe and the Orient, spending millions each year. The cost of trips abroad haye been cut in half by the steamship lines. My impression is | that excursion round-trip - boats, | stop-over tourist boats and freight ' TOURIST TRADE INCREASE SURE, | AVERS HOOPER Head of Organized Tour- ists Tells of Plans for Reviving Traffic fined when the tourist trade begins to assume its old vitality,” states Mr. Hooper, “and what is mors, we intend to memorialize the United States and Canadian Gov- ernments, as well as the Companies engaged in transportation, and see it our gratis work will be efective.” President Hooper's idea is to (Continued from Page One) I | | porated non-profit one, and we have no paid or salaried officials | whatever. We do not make busi- |ness of any sort with any railroad |or steamship compani¢s since our | incorporation. We pay our way, /nd glad to do it, when we are | business before the tourists them- at boats will be more clearly de-| | bring the whole tourist travel|mil Chicago, in September, where they hold a summer gathering, and, | secondly, at Los Angeles, next Fall, when the winter tourists arrive to spend the winter in the Southland. He states the organization is solid- ly behind the moves to further any and all highways that will makeée possible more and better tourist travel’ in' Alaska. “The Tourists crop in Alaska should be second to none but the fisheries,” states Hooper, “and highways can be built to bring prosperity to all Alaska, and the idea that this will hurt steamship or railway business now in existence, is a false onme, 1n our opinion.” e Using an airplane flying at 90 an hour, a Tulare, Cal, or- chardist dusts with sulphur 2,360 | selves, first, at their conference, acres of fruit trees in 28 hours, | $ || Teated courteously, or where our | e &Y Ranae — | | f L | ) | Frank L. Shaw, (above) county supervisor, is mayor.elect of Los Angeles after defeating the incum. | bent, John C. Porter, by more than 30,000 votes. (Associated Press Photo) | be accompanied by-a good siz skiff manned by {wo capable per-| sons. Also warm blankets should be on each skiff and arrange-| ments made to transport the boys to a warm place as quickly as possible after leaving the water, where they can be rubbed down and the circulation stimulated. Further, the boys should get into the skifts at the first indication of cramps or excessive chill,” said Dr. Council. R B FresH and CLEAN 2 Are you moving, or just cleaning house? In either case you'll want your drapes cleaned. Alaska Injuries are not alw unlucky. Art Scharein, now playing regu- larly for the St. Louis Browns, was brought in hurriedly from Long- view cf the Texas league last sea- son after three Brownie third- basgmen -had. been ipjured mgk{infi, » l Clry a' week. . 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