The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1935, Page 5

BR].I\(:IN(, UP F. ATHER WELL, DADDY TOOK MOTHER'S HELLO-DADDY— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY APRIL 11, 1935. By CFORGL Vlc‘V[ANUS A Prices . . | Are Going UP’ | SISTER TO THE ORPERA TO- & 3 WELL' HOW DID ‘You ON HER \WAY, NQTH\N‘I SHE LIKES IT AN WONT | TO DISCOURAGE HER I\ EV’E\gC\‘:‘T GET ALONG ? 1S SHE 'g—iE OPERA AIN'T ‘6‘:-/2\!5? _‘_)‘:“;\E\I 9 WAY SO THAT SHE WILL GO S0RE BECAUSE VERATE T TERRIBLE NIGHT- 4 e R SRR r =helsnsillt 'SH SHE WOULD GO HOME- T 2 WAY HERE ? - AN = by N B \2 ), 3 > Q Nz ° 17 N ) \ " . % S © 1935, King Features Syndicate, Inc,, Grear Britain rights ‘reserved. R/ MNJY FORME R AMeRicAd SEATILE WINS DIMOND ASKS D ATLY SPORTS CARTOON~ By Pap OVER MISSIONS LOANSYSTEM T . & T INGTH INNING FOR FARMERS | A0 e it S | 525 SUCcEED /N Puts Two Runs Across to Litezsion of Farm Credit Brsak T snd Adm., to Alaska Is Score Victory Bemg'Sought PSS, | LOS' ANGELES, :Cal, April 11| (CcniinuediZfomifags One) | Seattle came from behind in the ’ ninth inning to put two runs Canal, shipped their auto on the| across, break the tie and win yes- boat with them. After seeing N terday’s game from the Missions, | York thiey have motored to Wash- ton. They expect,.to continue r journey to Seattle in a where they will again San Francisco 5; Oakland 6. disembarking at Val- Portland 10; Hollywood 1 t te the final stage of Los Angeles 9; Sacramento 3 Lelr roturn to Nome by air. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Ceast League Won Lost C Los Angeles 3 0 1.000 GAMES YESTERDAY Seattle 4; Missions 3 MAIL SERVICE of the residents on | William Sound mail | >sting semi-monthly mail Oakland 2 0 1.000 C the present Missions 3 1 500 ™ has been present- Portland 1 1 500 Pa t e Department by Sacramento 1 2 > Dimond. In addition to Hollywood 1 2 request for approval, Seattle 1 2 the Delegate added his personal! San Francisco 0 2 plea to that petition, saying, intimately familiar with this gion since I reside at Valdez ATTENTION MASONS know that the improved G would be of very great ben Called Communication 1 Juneau Lodge No. eevning at 7:15 p.m E. A. Degree. By order of the i Work in Degree «to be ed by Brother Kirtland, D. Sl J ) - HAUE PR0LONGE O erved, and Lk THEIR PLAYING DAYS ; f',,‘d;,,‘ ik : BY AOUING INTO THE . Lo g shend NATIONAL LeAwcE iant roster as a utility in- Since leaving the Yankees, has earned quite a repu- , Wal- AT 3AGO RE X lor. B TOTEM GROCERY SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! Jug Babe Ruth. | into the Chicago Cubs and en- iting and abled them to top the league. There is plenty of precedent to J e Ruth every hope of en- joying fair measure of succs as a player in the Braves' uni- form. It is no novelty for Ameri- can league veterans to make the grade in the National league after ! they have apparently outlived their usefulness in their own circuit. It seems that veteran players of the New York Yankees have, in ! the past, been in particular demand by the National league clubs. The Cincinnati Reds alone picked up a time in signing Harry Heilmann when the Detroit Tigers released ! the slugger who had captured Am- erican League. batting crowns. Riggs Stephenson’s case was a bit different. Riggs came up with Cleve land as a second baseman and re- with the Indians four Gehrig came Wally Fipp e lineup, th: innati and pl. ented him from throwing prop- in that position so Cleveland ' s |let him go. “Old Hoss” found him- nig has been added Drop into the s stock of I vou vnll be sure th to overlook ¢ e are sho mmg an ex- ceptionally large and varied assortment of tackle and both the strip fisherman and the trout enthusiast will find euc'l} what he wants, Fresh steck of GUT LINE in all weights up to 50-Ib. BAMBOO STRIPPING POLES, HOOKS, SINKERS, LEADERS A wide variety of TROUT LINES from 15c¢ to $8.50 REELS—50¢ to $7.50 Leather-bound BASKETS with TACKLE BOOK Spinners in all sizes and shapes—pearl, brass, nickle Everything for the Fisherman Juneau-Young Hdwe. Co. Juneau Drug C ANNOUNCES Closing of Liquor Department To Make Space for Additional Drug Stock BEEN SOLD! Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS _ Corner Second and Seward Free Delivery PHONE 5% WALLIS S. GEORGE, C.P.A. Associates JAMES C. COOPER, C.P.A. WALLIS S. GEORGE & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Juneau, Alaska AUDIT el SYSTEM i TAX -i= SERVICE = . BAILEY’S ™5l Merchants’ Lunch C AFE Short Orders Regular Dinners “WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS"_ “The Corner Drug Store” Free Delivery 3 | | | § | | | | ying regu- The Cincinnati Reds lost no | A football injury to his arm | P e et et e B e Bt @ ALL LIQUORS AND WINES HAVE Juneau Drug Co. Post Office Substation No. 1 Telephone 33 e e e [self as an outfielder and for close to 10 years was one of the stars of the Cubs. Then there was Jack Fournier. Old Zhock was no Hal Chase about {first base but his big bat won him ,a chance to shine with the St. |Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn | Dodgers after he had been with | the Chicago White Sox | Burt Shotton played with the | Browns and the Senators before going to the St. Louis Cardinals. He later had a fling at managing the Phillies. That grand old catcher, Eddie (Amsmnh. also made the jump from ithe American to the National league. Eddie caught on with the | Cards after having seen duty be- hind the bat for Washington and Detroit. From strictly a business angle, the Boston Braves made a very smart move in_ lifting the Babe from the American league. Ruth is !far from through as a hitter. On the oriental jaunt last fall he hit more homers than Foxx, Averill or Gehrig. He might even play the 100 games he predicts for himself this season. Babe Ruth is not only going to help the attendance in Boston but he will boost the gate in every city on the circuit. He is more than just a ball player to the fans, he is something everyone wants to see. NOTICE OF HEARING OF | FINAL ACCOUNT er's (Ex-officio Probate Cou.v ! for the Territory of Alaska. | {In the Matter of the Estate cf | WILLIAM LAYTON, Deceased. | | Nctice is hereby given that E. | W. Bliss, administrator of the es- |tate of William Layton, decease has filed his final account and re- port in’said estate, together with a petition for distribution of the who | tation in the National league as residue thereof; and that the court years sat. on | & pennant saver. His fine work late has appointed Friday, June 7th, at ch waiting for an | in 1932 pennant race put new life ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day as the time of hearing the same in the above entitled court in the Federal Building, Juneau, | Alaska; that all persons interested therein, are hereby notified to ap- pear at such time and place and lto file their objections to said final report and patition dor dis- tribution, if any they have. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 4th day of April, 1935. (Seal) J. F. MULLEN, Ex-officio Probate Judge U. 8. Commissioner, First publication, April 4, 1935. Last publication, May 2, 1935. 0. In the United States Commission- ! The price trend is towards higher levels. Food prices in particular are considerably above a year age. This increased cost of living means that greater care must te used in budgeting expenses. To place your finances on a modern efficlent l basis and to take the guesswork out of budget- ing, you are invited to open a Checking Account ) at this bank. Pay by check—and let your check | book and cancelled checks provide a compléete | record of expenditures—let our facilities and De- | posit Insurance provide convenience for you and red safety for your funds. ‘ I | | | / What does this mean to YOU? | | \ ass Deposits insured by the Federal De- posit Insurance Corporation Maximum insurance for each depositer $5,000.00 \ The First National Bank | ; Pl /4 ___A_____—‘__ _. F R E S H Fruits and Vegetables CALIFORNIA GROCERY Phone 478 Prompt Delivery UNITED FOOD (CO. CASH GROCERS : Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 ‘: ) e e I On the Air at 10 P. M. NIGHTLY FEATURES AT THE PARIS -INN HAVE YOU HEARD THEM? 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