The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 25, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1934, . TIGERS KEEP THEIR GRIP, FIRST PLACE ) r Wwon Lost Pok. Petersburg. 1 s Angeles 6 88 | g - Bob Johnson Makes His|Los Anscles 66 18 "IFive New Cars in Seattle Gasinbin : Twenty-second Homer | sacramento w8 u 512 Await Delivery — Ship | wiliam Grossman, Juneau; A. L. 1 San Francisco ... 39 45 464 ’ Hager, Vangouver; R. R. Payne, g for Athletics Hollywood 39 45 464 Space Not Avallable Vancouver; W. M. Morton, Vah- . Oakland 39 46 .459 couver; O. Bergseth, Seattle; Anne DETROIT, Michy June 35—The| gopne .80 82 366 Plans for a new modern con-|Sinclair, Juneau; Mrs. J. Johnsan, Detrall - Tiggre! malliad - BHEl | posyiany 31 51 378 crete garage to be built, for the | Juneau; Bob Ellis, Ketchikan; John ‘ hold on first place in the Ameri- ‘ can League Sunday by turning Philadelphia 1, | First game 10 innings. ; Cincinnati 2,4. American League Detroit 9, 8; Washington 6, 6. Chicago 2; Boston 10. Cleveland 3; New York 6. St. Louis 2, 6; Philadelphia 4, STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League National League ‘ . Page Fisher, Chicago; Neil Ward, "o e ee e 0 v e 00 0 00 KE DELAYS . AT THE HOTELS L sleseeecocenosone Zynda P Thomas H. Fisher, Chicago; Ruth | | Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur | {Franklin and son, Seattle; W. J. 1 Jones, Juneau; Mrs. E. Osborne, R. D. Jr., F. Chamberlin, Falt, Juneau; Ketchikan; Juneau Motor Company have been J. E. Fowler, | indefinitely abandoned, according ESTEBETH ARRIVES HERE FROM SITKA| ship Estebeth, Capt. Ed- ch and Dave Ramsay, pu ser, arrived in port at 4:30 o-| clock this morning from Sitka and wayports. The little vessel had a good car- g0 both ways and experienced ex- cellent weather. Passengers brought to Juneau on the Estebeth were Mrs. Andrew Jack, from Tenakee, and Samuel Johnson and Charles L. Parker "HALIBUTER SELLS; from Hoonah. Estebeth sadl next Thursday night at 6 o'- clock on the Sitka: route. The is 'schednle@ to EMMA TAKES BAIT The halibuter Ina J., Capt. An- drew Brensdal, sold 14,000 pounds of halibut- to the New England Fish Company this morning at 6.50 and 4 cents per pound The motorship Emma, Capt. Tom Ness, took bait and ice this morn- ing for the halibut fishing grounds. Permanent Waving B Any Kind . . Ay Prics! FREDERICS- EUGENE REALISTIC DUART-RENE “It’s Curls This Year” | | | back the Athletics 8 to 4 in the - : ! | 5 Won Lost Pet. to Frank McCafferty. The uncer-|Juneau; E. F. Jackson, Los Ange- opening game of the series. | New York 40 22 1§45 tainty of the labor. situatiop, prin-|les; Nora Fraser, Juneau; Bob ‘ [ PETER PAN BEAUTY SHOPPE i « Bob Johnson clouted out hisig =y 36 24 600 cipally due to the strike in Seat- | Jones, Lowell, Wash.; D. T. Fett, | Phone 221 Open evenings by appointment | twenty-second ‘home run of thejey,. . o, 38 2 504 tle, was given as the reason by Seattle; Tom Radonich, Ketchikan; | | N for the Athletics in the| gocoy 32 29 525 Mr. McCafferty. |K. B. Edwards, Juneau; N. M. | | 3 ‘ fourth inning. Pittsburgh 31 27 534, If the strike is settled soom, how- Owen, Portland. | | ; AT Brooklyn 26 37 413 ever, the garage may yet be built Alaskan GAMES SUNDAY Phfl]de}]ph]a 22 38 367 this summer, as plans have been Ned Albright, Hoonah; R. J. Paiific Coact League Cincinnati 19 41 317 drawn and specifications prepared | McArthur, Seaitle; Donald Me- Missions 0, 1; Oakland 5, 6. for contract bids. Kinnon, Seattle; Joe Nadeau, Ju- Hollywood 1, 6; Sacramento 11,5. American L The company also has been in-|neau; E. Gilligan, Salmon Creek; , Seattle 3, 3; Los Angeles 7, 3. wo:gu’eflost Pet. | convenienced in other ways by the! P. B. Johnson, Tenakee; Martin . §econd game a tie, called in fifth Detroit 38 24 613| strike, in that five new cars are| Munson, Juneau; Art Helgeson, Tlme inning. 4 New York 36 24 600|in Seattle awaiting delivery dere, | Hydablrg; D. E. Dorcan, Seattle; Portland 6, 4; San Franciseo 5, 2.| qaveland 31 27 534 | but efforts to obtain space on any Leohard Williamson, Seattle; E. y | Los Angeles wound up the flrst gegign 33 29 '532/0f the boats sailing have been un-| McDougall, Juneau; Charles L. TO Eat s half split season without 103inE &' wyshington 3¢ 31 523/ availing. Four of the automobiles, Parker, Excursion Inlet. SPEC I AL MEETING single series. Teams start Sfl‘flnd‘sg_ Louis 28 32 467/ are Fords and the other a Stude- | half season’ tomorrow. Philadelphia 2 3 ‘398 | baker. AT ANY time-—break- National League | Chicago 21 41 339 The projected location for the fast, lunch or dinner— Philadélphia 5; Pittsburgh 11. | : garage is on the property now oc- lTAUAN-FRENCH yowll find at Bafley's of the New York '9; St. Louis 7. Juncau City Leagie cupled by the service station and a great variety of tasty g;:?;l,ynz 1»#:(3?;"]“:[81:“5'03» i Won Lost Pet.|storage garages opposite the Ju- DINNEES “ dishes. You'll like our R -7+ Ginc A b B ealy Moot Company N ) with wine if desire special business men's e Legion .. 1o om b Yew pagn wine if destred speca ALASKA MINE WORKERS UNION Detroit, 8; Philadelphia 4. ! Elks 0 0 :000\’ e T Do . . you will enjoy for 75 cents. is ¢ ’ Chicago 0: New York 5. | R e S . | istinctive G ° will be held in the Cleveland 6; Boston 2. { WASHINGTON VISITORS | C. (lstlneau » St. Louis 0; Washington 7. { REGISTERED AT ZYNDA| 1gars | P(lck(l es BAII EY’S ~ Juneau City League | | Cigarettes g Z Cafe 4 . NG T, e 4 | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Franklin| 8 ’ | BEER —1f Desired MOOSE HALL CINCINNATI WINS FIRST {and son, who are famer,‘ mo?hcr‘ Candy COTY S Gastineau Hotel L s . 'and brother to Art Franklin, night e e DOUBLE HEADER OF SEASON |clerk at the Zynda Hotel, are vis-| Cards Toilet Water Dusting Powder iting here from their home in Au-| They are reg- The Cincinnati CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 25.—|burn, Washington. | Reds won their istered at the Zynda. | | first doubleheader of the season| - eee ‘ e 1 last Saturday afternoon defeating, ANDREW COTE DIES Bath Salts o the Phillies 2 to 1 and 4 to 3. As| i $1.00 a result, it left the Reds heading; Andrew Cote, 64, also known as| b into a doubleheader Sunday with Andrew Cody, recently passed away New ! Brooklyn after the most success-|in the Central Hotel at Dawson. Talc—50 cents ful series of the 1934 season in He was a well-known pioneer, hav- | > which they won four of the six ing lived in Yukon Territory since [ J games played against the Phillies.!the early days. He contracted and rctnc | {cut wood for the White Pass and JLTNEAU GAMES SATURDAY Yukon river boats on the Upper Pacific Coast League Yukon for many years. Seattle 2, Los Angeles 16. —————— ‘ Pabst Famous Drug C(), Portland 3; San Francisco 4. | GRAVEL DAWSON STREETS o Missions 3; ' Otkland 3. | | Draught Beer |§“THE CORNER DRUG STORE Hollywood 6; Sacramento 2. | Several of the city streets of OII Tap i P 0. Substation No. 1 National League Dawson have been resurfaced with ! s S N0, Brooklyn 4; St. Louis5 . a new coat of white channel gravel . ANV FREE DELIVERY Boswny 0; Pittsburgh 4. from Jackson. Yukon Territory “MMY CARLSON New York 4; Chicago 5. equipment was used in the work. J e e . “JUNEAU'S OWN STORE” ESSES NOW §$ 395 NOW § 595 NOW $ 7,95 .NOW $10.95 NOW $16.95 all NICHOLSON and MARJONE, FROCKS NO EXCHANGES! Beoup Lo vvionv bl T Group & bl . Group ¥ o Groln vl . Group 5 . AI.‘,\‘ , Including NO REFUNDS! - i NO APPROVALS! STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT ¢ o o 1 daamormsnen i ety Lo onma ] o ' e g TONIGHT FOR SALE ; Also Meeting Monday Night Household furniture reasonable prices, Three | kitchen chairs, 1 Cogswell chair, 1 8x12 rug, 2 breakfast tables, 1 baby bed, 2 wall bookcas 1 davenport, 2 single beds, 1 serv- ST ing table, 1 china closet, 1 end ‘ L table, 1 bedside table, 3 garbage | v cans, tubs, etc., 1 congoleum rug. | P | L . ? ‘o Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc: R. S. Raven. Telephone 4622. | “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” ‘“y SALE NOW ON ami cont‘inning unii! the evening of July 3rd, we are pricing every item of our huge stock of Summer merchandise at less than of its original value. Of course, at t'hg‘CIQarince Sale p;ice: ....terms are STfiiCTLY CASH! However, “YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD IF YOUR_ CREDIT IS GOOD.” - TABLE SPECIALS OF REAL MERIT @ COSTUME JEWELRY ® SILK LINGERIE @ PURSES ® HOSIERY @ SCARFS ® GLOVES ® SWEATERS @ ANKLETS @ BRASSIERES ® GIRDLES