The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 14, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934 BRINGING UP FATHER i : By GEORGE McMANUS WHAT A DAY= NOT A GOOD |, £5-DADDY. BY THE CARE AN' EVERY THING MORNING T«/ ‘.AAR:;( \S'E GOING JUST A MINUTE - == QUIET_ARGOUND THE | eRiLEREN- PEND THE PO HENE THE = HOUSE ~,OH- BOY! NICE SUMMER AT WHERE WE WILL BATTLE 1S === : . - il an g B HE SPEND THE ON ANY | | oy g - SUMMER- AIN'T COIN 2 TO QWTINVT- ¢ \‘\ | ¢ WITTT O § o 5 = ’ i ii[ N 5 (il g ) : it / [ o= ; il ’ | [T - T : N [ 1 - AL TP 3 (R Sy gt GETSIOHTS ~ PARTNERSHP ERSKINE LEADS DAILY SPORTS CARTOON- ByPap | FOR 9 RUNS, = IS ENDED NOW SLUGGERS WITH | .z oo R | . FIRSTINNING svxzsizess i AVERAGE OF 0B b B L S i CALIFORNIA GROCERY Local Raspberries ° . . B race. His owner, Sir Harold Wern- . o ¥ Philadelphia Doesn’t Do a|ner, nas decided that after exnin- Nowell Displaces Diringer Thing to Three Sen- | 1ting him at various horse shows.| for Second—Jungeand | ! \ \ British racehorses, has run his last TELEPHONE 478 Prompt Delivery 5 he is to be trained for hunting. = ator Pitchers Now ten years old, Brown Jack! Koshak Follow e is the greatest long-distance race; - — WASHINGTON, Aug. 14—Phil-|horse in the nistory of the B 1| Claud Erskine, Elk pitching and, adelphia fell on three pitchers in|turf. Throughout his racing career batting star, who jumped into the | che opening inning yesterday af-)his rider has been the veteran lead in the batting race at the | ternoon for ten hits and nine' jockey, Steve Donoghue. This part-ioutset and was headed but once.§ * runs, then roasted the rest of the mership reached its zenith at the|finished the 1934 season with an way to beat the Senators 9 to 0.|fashionable Ascot meeting last|average of 408, according to fi- month, in the winning of tuae|gure issued today by Ed. Mize, ] Al “ i v | THE PARIS INN (On Glacier Highway) B SMOKY'S PARIS INN TRIO EVERY NIGHT AT 10:00 i (Hear 'Em Do “The Flying Trapeze") I'RIED CHICKEN — PIT BARBEQUE — BEER — WINE e e i —,“fl GAMES MONDAY | Queen Alexandria stakes for tho Official Scorer. Jack Diringer, American League sixth consecutive year, | American Legion catcher who bat- Philadelphia 9; Washington 0. BRI, tled Erskine most of the way, T : “Tomorrow's Styles Today” i iwound up in third p: 26 points MCKEY DOESNT % £ st @ 3 National Leazue F!NALLY GETS under the leader. KNOW THE MEANING 1t f g E P Cincinnati-Pittsburgh, rain. Ev' Nowell, Legion centerfielder,| | OF TE WORD'QUIT* H&AY 1 Brdera” . -, g; - ) nosed out Diringer with a stand-| | - 42 2o AzeP 7z N i & i Pacific Ccast League |ing of .388, 20 points behind Ers-1 7i&. p B s R R et Na games were played in the EYE BLAGKED IeAQS W NE IS : j CONNIE MACK. kine. Junge and Koshak, both OF THE FIGHT TO Pacific Coast League yesterday as; Vet regulars, occupied fourth and TUE FINISH PREDICTED A FLAG the clubs were traveling to open fifth place respectively. y FOR DETROIT WHEN K this afternoon on the following| NEW YORK, Aug. 14. — Patsy| The final averages, which enum- : i s HE SOLD MICKEY TO | SERBAAIR Ctas e week: Haley, veteran boxing referee fam-|erato players taking part in at it w4 T y THE TIGERS “Juneau’s Own Store” i OAMAKA" &) Beattis’ ed for his picturesque, wavy shock east one half of all games played, Sacramento at Portland. of 5:"':; h“‘;‘ hasl boasted that helare as follows: ; w s i 4" / = Los Angeles at San Francisco. |Wen ot UL AB R H Pct 4 i 8! i 2 i, N -] S e Mission at Hollywood. boxer without ever getting a black 7120 29 408 BAI LE Y’S o "x::r it desired eye. 98 " — ve. 67 16 26 .388 ) STANDING OF CLUBS | A contemporary of the famed 5 15 21 82 C AFE O ) National League | “Terrible Terry” McGovern, Haley| 65 18 23 354 Begubir Dinies 3§ A Won Lost Pct.|emerged from two scraps with) goshak, AL. 40 14 14 350 “ " L M ek 0 39 /642 that clouting Celt with no optical| Livingston, E. 66 14° 23 349 WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS s Chicago 66 43 .60 | discoloration. | Andrews, M. 52 5 18 .346 St. Louis 62 46 574 Recently, however, to Patsy's| McAlister, AL, 50 16 16 .320 Boston e B4 | 54 500/ 8rea: chagrin, he essayed to make|mM. 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Music by Jack Merriman E DINNERS LUNCHES BEER e Freeeeee e Juneau Cash Grocei'y ; ’ CASH GROCERS i i Corner Second and Seward 3 Free Delivery 2 PHONE 58 e e Y il HOT OR COLD LUNCHES SPECIAL STEAKS AND CHOPS SANDWICHES | OPEN FROM 8 TO 8 DAILY vich, Stane Dapcevich and Lena Perelle, defendants, in cause No. 3561-A; I have on this 13th day of August, 1934, levied upon the following . described real property, situated in the City of Juneau, Territoty of ‘Alaska, moré particu- larly described as follows, to-wit: Lot number eleven (11) in block number two (2) of the Nelson Park Addition to the o town, or city, of Juneau, Al- \ WOODLAND GARDENS |- | b . Sff?\xfffé’éf“;id"wf:fm‘l"fifl PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER (cxclusnvely) | FRANKIE MACK’S MELODY BOYS o the buildings and dwelling | BEER LUNCHES DANCING * i | house situated thereon, and that I will, accordingly, offer all of said real property for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the 13th day of September, 1934, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the front door of the Federal and Territorial Build- ling at Juneau, Alaska, in~which said building is situated the Dis- trict Court rooms and offices. DATED at Juneau, Alaska, Aug- MODERATE PRICES — QUICK SERVICE THE foncy' STAR BAKERY NON-ACID BREAD DAILY SALT RISING BREAD SATURDAYS i 3 Phone 546 J. A. Sofoulis Front St. i N - i CAPITOL BEER PARLORS {| s o o s M, AR |41 S Sapite B TOM and MARIE STURGE CAND BALL ROOM o In the sport. She is pro at the Del Monte arnd Pebble Beach resorts In By W. G. HELLAN, = Y California and a sister of 15.yerr-o'd Mary who won the Del Monte |First publication, Aug. 14, 1934. 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