The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1935, Page 5

THE DAILY' ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1935. BRINGING Ui’ ]E‘ATHER | CANT HELP IT. HE GOES V/ITH NOBODY OF ANY IMPORTANCE. 'M GOING TO GIVE HIM A PIECE OF MY MIND by MOTHER.- 1 WOULDN'T FUSS WITH HiM ALL THE TIME THERE YOU ARE ! I'M TELLING YOU FOR THE LAST TIME | DONT WANT YOU TO GO WITH DINTY MOORE. HES AVULGAR PERSON! New. York 5; Philddeipl av St, Louls, FIRST NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME IN LAST GHICAGO, TIGERS BEAT CHICAGO SOX, DOUBLE GAME . 5(‘])00“)0)' I{UV\'K' un(l SU‘I)" marine Auker Both By GEORGE McMANUS PARDON, MADAM- LORD CHESTERFIELD, BARON ROOM, VISCOUNT VISHY AND MR. DINTY MOORE - CALLING ON MR. JIGGS By Pap| SPGHT SLANTS arohses n professional , 0 auy proressiona) athi- that matier, quite as much | lusty wallop ia the pocket- Nothing fine which : slapped on Manager Staniey | as a BAGLEY TRIES SECOND TIME, ESCAPE PRISON. Convicted Man, Sentenced to Hang Friday, Suffers Fi 'acturnd Skull | bettered BREAKS REGORD ON SALT FLATS l‘:llgland.s Speed Man sc"dS Auto Along at 299.875 Miles an Hour BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, , Sept. 3.—Sir Malcolm Camp- , England’s man of superspeed, his own world's record speed on the salt beds average of 299.875 miles land with ah per hour. He sent the mighty Bluebird thundering througih the measured mile on the second run at slightly slower time than the first trial. On the operning dash he made the mile in 11.83 seconds for a speed of 304311 miles per hour. ‘The second trip clocked 1218 smu onds at a speed of 295.560 mllN per hour. The average time for the meas- ured mile: was 12,005 as compared to his former record last February at Dayton Beach, Fla., of 13.005. The average for two trips brought for SIR CAMPBELL PASTOR WOOD AND FAMILY ARRIVE HERE Superintendent of Seventh | Day Adventists to Lo- <‘ cate in Juneau Pastor H. L. Wood, Superintend- ent of the Alaska Mission Sevenths Day Adventists, has arrived in Ju< neau from Ketchikan to make hid headquarters in this city. Pastof Wood is accompanied by his wife and three daughters, Miss 1o Wood, registered nurse, ‘and the Misses Wanda and . Virginia wha enter the Juneau High Sthool. the present the Wood family wil‘ reside on the yacht Messenger, moored at the Cole Dack antil the new headquarters at Main and |Secord Streets, are completed. The new headquarters are now being fitted up, a corps of car- penters being busily at work. Thi |Main Street purt of the building, ‘fIxSL tloor, will be offices, the cen~ ter the chapel and the remainded of the first floor, class rcoms. ' The second iloor is givei ovef SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Sept. 3.— Wllmm Bagley, 45, convicted and sL 2d to be hanged Friday for an > | nsuccesstul actempt to escape last year while serving life for habitual eriminalism, ie suffering from a {ractured skull, incurred when he another unsucessiul attempt pe from his cell. sawed three bars out of the and nsed one to siug down Vallce, a w. wrested ill(‘ iron bar away haglcy and hit Bagley over liead. He iz elill unconscious. | guard recovere Chalkup Victories DETROIT, Mich, Sep: A)‘.')I, I\"Aa tovk two ’ Am - coaficond of nis ¢ ® recent New y in 2 reernt him a new record, just a fracticn [to living quarters and these under the goal of 300 miles or five! now being finished for occupancy. miles a minute which he set for —————— himeelf, | SHOP IN JUNEAU! ana the ne storizy atlle Trench- ¢ — Local Radishes, Onions, Turnips—Fresh Daily CALIFORNIA GROCERY The Pure Foods Store PHONE 478 Prompt Delivery et e e et ettt e speed was the ino tive diri run York GAMES SATERDAY gaine Pacific Coast Lios At San, Fra 3 65 Poryrand .o League e Ssions 9; Scduile 17, Nantional League 5, 0; Pitisourgh Louis 5; Gincimati 2, night | | »ame. Stan Takes A Iint ntly Bordagaray can vake The ospocially when it cc. Yo has sh Appar a hing himn $36 and { nits the dirt provocaticn. Hi {in ghe suttield ¥ pitche"s ro erd 3 and ho [ a1al useluiness ILnrmwh vith teliing SIXTEEN INNINGS Broeklyn 5; Bosion 38| : for American call for Zack's with the Cubs in apacity and last su ulled o T caiching depa an ewmergene “BAILE ¥'S CAFE "WHERE YOU MEKT YOUR FPRIENDS* or the 24 Your Service Merchants' Lunch Short Orders Regulur Dinoers sligiie /BUCKS TD [ ERAWL AROUND THE DASES CN of sdded by comirg | o klows at the MONDAY MY TQMMY League GAMES Coast Las r wis inanaging Allentown, | thc New VYo Pc.\xl?y.‘."]nml League when he ved a hurry g Casry Ster Babe hig cater hurt expuri- h was Pacific joast League (Second Half) : Won 14 44 League | 1 12 St. Lous 4 end of Lost o 33 35 [ RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbing Sheet Metal Work PHONE 31 34 N WACK | | ORI EXTALASKA MEAT €O, SPEEDGI"ASS!B o o '4 it .' ‘ g g voner- | FEATURING CARS':EN'S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND grade tcacher, returned to of instruction onj 0kt 3 and i§ no o easy| MILLERS HERE ) ; e e ey DS RO T¢ HAMS AND BACON—U. 8. Government Inspected khese sre pienty of si YRR l‘d uerr who hive not lonis of the Piencl wal bail e natural ibat they turned i for Zac brok: In with - permit wood 5, 6 mento 5, 8 Natcnal W dagaray | Brookly Heating | | { | | the nd anotaer Yo Muon, AR TAls st Mrs. Byron L. Miller of pEg Ove., arrived on tnej 3 fpeed al forn Eeattle. Miller, Crers P Dis ziisaites on th 5ai i musical director of it n schools, wiil have music decire to flask his speed | classes Lere and will be in charge Miadnto ssrious Wrauble, jof the choal orchestra and band Only 20! % BARIEE 45 0% volld Appry hiwsell serd- MFADDEN ARRIVES e uasiz of ficning out rgacet McFadden return- s Stapley would be cer-|vd for ker third year of teachirg lone stoy in the big show. | here on the Norinwestern. She wiil vears oW and Mhas|instruci the fourtn grade. eolnr so mg no TET TS O A s of coscting or practice fir BACK UOR SCIOQL ¢ could zive him. T£ he| Mics Ruth O3ifiv, commercial art tc unve aidng structoi’ and geazeal music super- 1sh'g v h‘lL £0r in all grade returned i» Ju- 21 04 the Northwestern. - ON BETURNS Hverett R. Bricksen, High School giisn instructor, has arrived here 2 a repusabioy as p‘“()‘f' g very sun-tanned from a Ths Do are!visii in Idaho. He came nurth on ilajor league club to puijthe Nosthwestern {rom Seattie. Louis 4, York 58 i ¢ Neumay GAMES SUNDAY ! Philadelphia o 1 i .[,;ft‘:.'\" l“,q n Pacific Coast League 74 0 the Nork Oakland 9, 4; San Franesco, : 91 Hollywood 4 tland 13, 5 Angeles 2 Ll League Won 83 . YN8 American - 64 \il‘h\TlO\ MISS ROJNWE i 54 425 SONS OF NORWAY | is5 Aan . 4 7 b 51 .11';| Therc wil 1 regular mecting |62 1cher, andvad - 50 307, Weduosday night, So g joetock . fadion an OPEN ALL NIGHT Alaskan Hotel Liquor Store Phone Single 0-2 rings % ! Chicago . »oklyn 8; B Amercan eland 6; CI 1; W League ¢ g | amouni g0 § retur s |"" i tlie 1 Peh- feonting Be 1S e OF Jlutedd Dave Housel, Prop. GASTINEAU CAFE GASTINEAU ROTEL BUILDING French-Italian Diuners 2ightly Jior hes 1t bave sing HARMON 1IN JUNEAU the vetawun eateher, | a¢ iolest At et e A e e P S T et | WINDOW CLEANING /\WHEN | BUY WHISKEY & z PHONE 485 | wanT Y moners B (ST 'D FOOD CO. WORTH . .. .| WANT UNITE , HIR AM WALKER S Phone 16 w‘f:;\ ?)I:lggocfifiiw-_mm 16 2 TEN HIG A\ INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. Juneau, Alaska ‘A Real Value Established 1898 FOR INSURANCE - 4 &y S L8 : See H. R. SHEPARD & SON ) ) = Telephone 409 _B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. | Max Baer The year 1935 promises to be a boom year in boxing gate receipts. And to Joe Louis, Detroit Negro sensation, goes most of the credit. Louis has figured in a number of the big gate-drawing bouts and will probably top it off when he meets Maxie Baer in September. That‘ bout, according to Mike Jacobs, promoter, will draw at least $500, 000. Louis and King Levinsky drew $192,000, Louis and Primo " Carnqu $329,000;, Louis and Roy Lazar $45,000, and Louis and Natie Brown $22,000 The Max Baer-Jimmy Braddock bout pushed $205,000 into the box ofiice vapits and the Barney/Ross-Jimmy Mc. Larpin gffair $130,000. TEN H Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS Cerner Second and ‘Seward 7/7/// Sl s o i 5 LR S X