The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI'RE. WF.DNF.SDAY RRINGINC UpP FATHFR " DEAD ON M FEET, SEPT. 27, 1933. ) - 51 By GEORGE McMANUS CAPTAIN MEHAFY OF THE 161 PRECINCT SPEAKING - SoMEBCDY MOVED YouR OFFICE. OUTAFEW MINUTE -AND THEY EVEN TooK &= WATCHMAN / BRUNSWICK | TEAMPLAYS T0 VICTORY. Capitol Beer Parlor Play-| ers Defeated Last Night in Bowling Match The Brunswick bowling team were again victors when they de- feated the Capitol Beer Parlor | team in a hard fought match| played off last night at the Bruns- | i Steele, J. and J. Elgin, with 506, was scoond high man. Individual scores in the match played off last night were: BRUNSWICK Elgin, J 160 173 174—506 Kilroy, J. 132 200 123455 Erskine, C. 175 144 13145 Schmitz, F. 150 162 176—48! Galao, E. 164 181 161—516 CAPITOL BEER PARLOR § Garn, A. 160 131 163—454 Koski, 145 180 176—501 Wold, Bob 100 146 125—371 Worth, Geo. 103 122 136—361 159 132 118409 Quebec Asks Canada i to Bar German Jews QUEBEC, Sept. 26.—A resolution, The rise of the sensational lootball Beer wick bowling alley. A score o[‘unammoufily adopted by the Que- Frankie Parker, national clay court % 2 2415 was made by the Brunswick bec City Council asks W. A. Gor< champion, was suddenly checked|Can’t Mix on team and 2096 was piled up by don, Minister of Immigration, to by Keith Gledhill. Grant was Rad P the Capitol Beer Parlor team. pmvent the immigration into Can< halted by tall Lester Stoeffen, a lo Frogram A(.i Ga(l;o (;lr t}}]\e Brunswlclltchte:;rlré g:t of German Jews forced out of handsome blond who has yet to TR made the high score W Tmany. realize his vast possibilities as a KLNNE?‘P?LIS-HM‘""-Q Sept. 27. = T —g tennis player. The Californian | —Beer and football must not mix, [T e 7 z — looked like a novice against Fred |in the opinion of University of B Minnesota oflicials who have re- pACnFI COAST S | fused to sanction (radio) broad-| | 2 ”C/é/fif i Along with the sharp aecline ‘71'5 casts of Minnesota football games| || 4 g 3 8 the over-tennised Vines and Wil-| this fall—if sponsored by brew-| || mer Allison, stars like CLff Sut-|ery concerns. -/ SAID TIMOTHY BEN cANTw LL mrkumx Sidney w«aodw!mlted t0| A university committee refused READE~ ’ strike any startling notes of pro-| permission to one brewery concern [ Bress. to sponsor a broadcast and mix WHAT ILIKE' wl Ns H|S ZUTH Tkl a little beer advertising with the LOOK 'EM OVER account of touchdowns. Thic is the second of a ser- More or less for the sake of| The concern already had con- P F R 1933 ez of personality cketches on trying to bring some order out of 2rac_ted with a local broadcasting J | individual stars of the New ;Jw :;uat}i:n, h;re's (:;r suggestion f;,:“:r; ":gs handle the accounts of Fer] jante an shil or e * t Ten" is season: d 5 ;;I;I;mfim::l;rl;.\:!fivev:.;:;:x:;m- for_purposes of recard= | =) B E S e e w : 3 AT R AND T Boston Twirler Moves Into| L et most dismal eAte NS York. P N THAT 1S JUST WHY- WHEN COAL 100 B 2 Class with Carl Hub- NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—Ray e I e on| 2 Sidney B. Wood, Jr, of Barbara, Cal. T WHERE T NEED NOY wmy/ )/ 3 3 | (Tarzan) Parmalee and his “slide” el M i New York. 10. Frank Parker of Milburn, —r bell, Dizzy Dean | ball will give the Washington Sen- D, e e Shatde tawm | % EAm Grant Jr, of New N J bt 2 t! o ork. -, T s (YORK, Berh. 41, — Ben|its som;c];]l:i ’3-or?é"kfi°;"‘ £ ! tenais a ton for 1933 will Mot | 4 msworth Vines, Jr. of bl g St yir-u’d Giant right- | mean much. Pasadena, Cal Funeral of Mrs. Stewart > : S E R ol e is certain ked by one o y b . = fonal League pitcher 10| hander didn't get that nickname »Dr"‘:fl‘m pn I‘_?fi‘]’;;“z’h‘:keugs S Gl:g;ryJMangin of New- Held in Seattle Tuesday so s ’ PR, AT e | for 2 t because, i ne v TAd ark, N. J. N, PLIM BRI H{rm‘ s ;H('.. i T q‘; t lour tennis history but the unfor-| g mifrorq B, Sutter of New SEATTLE, Sept. 21. — Funeral THATS WHY “E DEALS HERE/ honor yesterday af-|for the first four years he spen Iifite fach s bHati i cohargen . 3 - \ turned back the| trying to make good under John o hE mark mioré “ceiuasdre Npll Orleans. services for the late Mrs. B. D. ] 1 £S5 1038 | McGraw, he was so wild they had e m;l gt O e e 7. Wilmer Allison of Austin, |Stewart, wife of the Terrltt{rlal OUR DELNE.P,\I;SERVICE_IQPROMPNESS_-ELQS, /. Other flingers who have reached | to clip his wings to kesp him from | Tex. |Mine Inspector of Alaska, were o Kk mj“?\D games won in al ‘rlvm'vI RS 5 jgured to be ”“‘y:"”h the gnn:ers 8. Lester Stoefen of Los An- |held here yesterday. Mrs. Stewart n the National League are| McGraw was just about ready to lrrn l‘:[‘] ulp;n thie‘:))fir: g;‘ o;\‘xrvother geles. died recently in Juneau. Hubbell of the Giants and | give up on fhe pride of Lambert- fanent v : — i — — PA('F" COA T COAL Co b of St. Louis | ville, Mich,, last year. Decided he B e = Shiias ki e # | would never add control to u':o.‘n- BN 1 for the 1 Sime’ in Bik J U N EAU 4 TUESDAY erwise magnificent pitching equip- | e Rl a Rl Lot ific Coast League jdent, o IDIE seamn. e A | argument, solely on the basis of ALASKA 5 land 3. e Eia e aitanl Canin his domestic record. The New 10 ramento. 8. sdnine cnaNnE. G 8 B | Yorker made a gallant comseback, eles 9; San Francisco 6.)send fo Terry. ! and was the last American to y Missions 6; Hollywood 10. Parmalec “slider” is an extreme- Pass out of the national’singles G D G b 0 Angay - &l just such a reaction as he ex- 2 > Breoklyn 2; Philadelphia 3. | dips an incn or two. The Sena-| | perienced against Jack Crawford MENTS WIT{{ PRESIDENT ROQSEVELT, PLEDGING 1 Aticoh fogene tors - will fing, it plegky troubls- ) L il [in the semi-finals at Forest Hills,| COMPLIANCE WITH NRA REQUIREMENTS AS TO No games pl some. ; Besusmusalll I b Y0 ROY PARMELEE |bui it was a distinct disappoint- WAGES AND WORKING HOURS. B dhise e Mty of e Sihando ) ey {ment to those who nad watched| oo Ee L O § EEAHDENG D 5 TARED S0, B 8 | the determined course of his come , E. C. - L l M ll o Pacitic Coasv League the Giants' lineup, which needs all Pauis ALASKA LAUNDRY. LORS. uneau Lum / 1 8, nc. Won Lost Pct.| it can get. He is a hard, consist- Shields is still a youth of 23,| ALASKA MEAT CO. JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, Inc. Los Angeles 11 70 613| ent Titter and surprisingly fast | perhaps the best equipped of any| ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT &| JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. i 9 B 569| on_his feet for a 195-poundsr. Sirvivoss. of £ha Tabest fatuiis’wars POWER CO. JUNEAU PAINT STORE. 104 7 595 Says Manager Terry: “Parmalee | to help lead next year's Davis Cup| ALASKAN HOTEL. Sacramento 95 80 .528|is a winning pitcher this year, " challenge. ARNOLD'S BOOTERY. San Francisco 78 103 .431 | than in the years when he couldn’t BY L A TEAM e & AUTO FREIGHT CO. " 5 # : 76 105 420{make the grade, but because he « P ;U:”‘ ‘::““:0‘: ;“’;’::ebred KONNERUP'S, 63 113 358 | has better control and knows what s to the rest o e ! " KRAUSE, G. E. to do with it.” | 1ist, eight or ten names might be| BAILEY'S CAFE. 25 . . b ) SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 27.|put in a hat and drawn out as| B. M. BEHRENDS CO, Inc. cents in Cit National Lesgue ! Bt | ; N | B. M. BEHRENDS BANK Won Lost Pet. —The Los Angeles team of the;the simplest means of making up e, SR o i = LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE. e ok s 5o e WESTERN LEAGUE Pacific Coast League clinched the the balance of the “First Ten. ggg:gggslfigflim(;os“o g LIGHT, ROBT., BARBER. T el e h e Sl ey 8 61 55| PLANNING FOR ’34/lcasues pennant last night when! Biyan Grant Jr, the diminu-| BURFORD, J B. . i phon 444 C AZO 84 68 553 | |it defeated San Francisco by altive Atlantan who administered the BwEDHbliN’é McCAUL MOTORS CO. 4 = ot 543 T score of 9 to 6. | final wallop of the year to Ells- 3 i 5 £t 1o B O 3%l ST JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. 21— o worth Vines, certainly will be in| BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOPPE.| MANDARIN BALL ROOM. White Line Cab and Ambulance Co. Boted 64 85 .430|HoPIng to avoid the uncertainty| NOTICE TO ROCK TRUCK | the first five, all official objections| BURFORD'S CORNER. MENDENHALL DAIRY Bmfiklyfi : o el ‘m{wmch preceded the opening of the DRIVERS! |to the contrary, BRUNSWICK BOWLING AL-| MODER, HELEN. . ;;‘i‘;:gfi‘ i 58 92 387! plasi season in the Western Lf“l@“d(\ Drivers of rock trucks hauling| Grant showed no more respect LEYS. MILLAEGER, E. . e jclub owners and officials already |for Willoughby Avenue must keep|for the solons of the West Side clebn JUMEI are mapping plans for 1934. the end gates of their trucks| tennis club and the U. . L. T. A.| CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO. THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS A st Pet,| In session here, representatives |ciosed. This morning considerable| than he did for Vines or any| COLE'S TRANSFER. NUGGET SHOP. v Ay o1 51 655 0f cities in the circuit discussed rock was dumped on the streets. other competitor he tackled. He| CARO, J. B. & CO. NIFTY SHOPPE. [d 5 sk e 8 56 611 Plans for an eight-club lineup|privers who fail to keep gates was in a rampant mood at Forest| CAPITOL PUBLISHING CO. NELSON, LUDWIG. e astmeau i 71 68 531|98Ain mext season, but the teamsclosed will be removed from the Hills and probably enjoyed him-| COLEMAN'S. NEW YORK EXCHANGE. Fuiien 75 74 53|t be included was not decided |jop, I GOLDSTEIN, |self more than any other Ameri-| CALIFORNIA GROCERY. 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