The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1936, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1936. WHAT'S THE THANK GOODNESS THERES NO BALL ME_TODA OFFICE APO ==} A LUTTLE WORK-~ Boston 17; Detroit 6. Washington 10; St. Louis 5 Gastineau Channel League Moose 5; Legion 4. DEAN AGAIN SAVES GARDS | :.x:,e.'z“;%fie; gy FRUM i e 47 .39 540 Pox'land Oakland Steps in Second Time to|san Diego Pinch Hurl—White Sox [ i Club Three Pitchers | | Sacramento ! NATIONAL PHILADLPHIA, Pa., June 24— For the second consecutive contest, |St- Louis Dizzy Dean stepped in )es(erdny‘clhlt‘dgo afternoon to save the game for the ! Pittsburgh league's leading Cardinals as St. New York Louis scored a 3 to 2 triumph over |Cincinnati the Philadelphia Phillies. Boston Dean stepped in and relieved |Philadelphia winford on the mound in the Brooklyn 21 eighth inning and struck out three men in order as the Oards scored UROSLE: i INew York Boston | Washington Cleveland LE A(;l E Won Lost 23 23 26 26 30 34 42 43 328 AMERICAN LEAG(/L Pet. 661 587 508 500 484 483 400 345 LEAGUE YANKEE SLUGGERS pEATEN CHICAGO, Ill, June 24—The Chicago White Sox beat lhfs New Detroit York Yankee sluggers at their own Chicago game yesterday afternoon, clubbing Philadelphia three pitchers for thirteen hits to| St Lmis 53 win 13 to 4 over the Am'nc‘m‘(}r\fi’l‘l]\ AU CHANNEL League leaders. Vernon Kennedy | (Second Half) turned in his eighth victory. He Wi held the Yankees to nine h‘“"mk,s i 5 three of them by Lou Gehrig MoaEs 4 0 i Douglas 0 1 American Legion 0 1 ————— SIMMONS IS DUE FROM WESTWARD | The Alaska Air Transport Bel- |lanca Skyrocket seaplane flown by SEATTLE LOSES | Sheldon Simmons, carrying Ben L. TTLE, Wash,, June 24—The| Grimes, Territorial Sanitation En- Seals knocked the Seattle Indians gineer, arrived at Cordova last out of first place in the'league|pioht and is expecied to arri yesterday by a 3 to 2, score, in Juneau some time this evenir A radio request from Pilot Sim- {mons for weather reports, at 11:30 o'clock this morning, indicated that the plane left Cordova about noon. The seaplane was scheduled to stop at Yakutat, enroute to Juneau - WED AT KETC] llll( AN Lost Pct. 1.000 1.000 000 00 SAN DIEGO Cal., June 24.—The 9 San Diego Padres took a three-run splurge in the first inning yester-| day and defeated Sacramento 10 to 4 in the series opener. Wyn Bal- lou bested Ed Wells in a pitching duel GAMES TUESDAY Pa. Coast League San Diego 10; Sacramento 4 an Francisco 3; Seattle 2. Los Angeles 7; Portland 5. Oakland 5; Missions 9. National League St. Louis 3; Philadelphia 2. | Pittsourgh 2; New York 3. | Chicago 8; Boston 6. Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 0. American League Chicago 13; New York 4. PmIadelphla 8: Cleveland 6. Mary Louise McGillvray, 1935 |graduate of the Ketchikan High School, and John Niles, associated with his brothers in the Butter- | horn Bakery, were married last Sat- urday night at Ketchikan He sendeth sun, He sendeth shower; Alike they're needful To the flower; And joys and tears Alike are sent To give the Soul Fit nourishment —Adams. DISTINCTIVE Like All Modern Things A Carter Service Is Different Relying on past experience to guide us in making important decisions that will eliminate the bereaved of any added tasks we carry on with ‘a service of slmplicity and beauty. We Are Always Ready THE g Coumbus s sonal direction of Mr MATTER? IS IT LUNCH=TIME? King Peatures Syndicate, Inc, World rights reserved By GEORGE McMANUS T HELLO -PAPPY- | WILL YOU 60 OuT AND GET ME SOME MORE TOBACCO FOR MY PIPE-? - e M= 'KNIGHTS COLUMBUS ARRIVING THURSDAY ON PRINCE RUPERT One of the largest parties make the Southeast Alaska touri run this season comes from Sa FRIELE TELLS Francisco on the northbound trip | of the Canadian National steamer Prince Rupert. The Knights of tour, from the Golden Gate city, will arrive in Juneau Thursday evening, under the per- A G ley, who conducts similar tours to Panama Canal every season. An elaborate reception program and entertainment is being planned for the tour by local members of the Knights of Columbus, including a trip through the St. Ann's Hos- pital and buildings, and other points of interest on the Channel Members of the Knights of Co- lumbus of San Francisco are mak- ing the znp it is said D FALSE FIRE ALARM SOUNDED EARLY A.M. The Juneau Fire Department was called out at 1:45 o'clock this morning by a false alarm. A tele- phone call, stating that a man had fallen overboard at the Standard Oil Dock, resulted in a trip to that location by the fire truck carrying grappling hooks, inhalator and other first aid equipment, but upon arrival at the dock the fire- men found no one in evidence D ELLEN MIZE HERE; WEDDING SATURDAY Miss Ellen Mize who will become the bride of Tom Moyer at a cere- mony in the Northern Light Pres- byterian Church Saturday night, arrived in Juneau last evening oard the Princess Louise. Miss Mize, who is the daughter of R. C. Mize, former head of the Unit- ed States Weather Bureau in neau, lived here for many years and graduated from the Juneau High School in 1933. Since her e uation she has been living in Cleveland, Ohio, and has been cmployed by the Sherwin Williams Co. of that city. Until her marriage Miss Mize will be the house guest of Jean Faulkner at the Faulkner home on Seventh Street. Charles W. Carter Mortuary JUNEAU Bag- | cy. assisting Paramount in publicizing to the utmost. helping to the end that every movie- goer in the country sec nd forms a favorable | the | | | | | “Spawn of North” it into filled wi ture will fishing origin Hidden Inlet, Industry is planning on cooperating in every pany supplyi or is planning on aiding the B certain to plan trips viewing the s ' C. W. “Red” WRIGH PLASTERING STUCCO Telephone 316 NINE-YEAR-OLD GIRL CGMING TO JUNEAU; IS TRAVELING ALONE + ABOUT FILMING o 2 1 aboard the steamer from tle, in charg veling alone e of the stew- ardess et her daddy in Juneau The ployed r is V. A. Babcock, em- t the Alaska Juneau mine FIRE ALARM SYSTEM BE TESTED TONiGHT alarm to Be Made in Colors with Ketchikan Background (Continued 1rom Page ‘Cne) At 7 o'clock zonight the fire system will be given a test. This is under orders of Chief V. W Mulvihill. At the alarm this morn- ing at 1:45 o'clock, the bell tapped only once ‘Paramount Pictures are (0 make color film, with a cast big ames. This pic- do a great deal to impress merican public and particu- the potential tourist with the aled y of the Territory. nce the picture deals with the industry, and reall, ad its in the salmon cannery at| the Canned Salmon with the film com- dustry will help by background and local col actual filming, and also| in promoting | picture in tl ates. | “The industry’s advertising agen-| through its Hollywood office, wa Th CARDINAL CABS anin DRY GIN 85 PROOF is| I @O0DGRHAM & WORTS, LTD, DETROIT, MIH. co AL—F or Every Purpose—co AL PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY Phone 412 We are interested in this picture impression of attractions. audience are to Alaska after cenery in this picture.” and movie Territory nv of the LET’S BUILD A TOURIST HOTEL! The from Coast the vision. HOTEL in Juneau, known the will for it, or time to Coast. is more than ripe We for a big TOURIST have everything essential except the Biltmore, accustomed to operating seasonal are willing to advance some money for mission- a little stock in it, insuring community support. Some of the big chains like hotels, could be interested if we ary work and take Some day our mine been made ready to take its have a rude awakening. is going to suddenly quit and unless something has place, the property owners of Juneau are going to Imagine us trying to live off of Government unpluv and a half dozen fish boats. A hotel like this will bring WEALTHY, PEOPLE and TIME TO TALK TO THEM. The prospector with his pros other Alaskans with a big idea but no money, will have a chance to interest the capital they need. It was thus that Southern California became more than winter resort. ! Every property owner in Juneau should be willing to invest 5 or 10 per cent of his '}'alue.\' in this. All values rest on jobs and he should be willing to spend something to insure them. ONE MINE towns are risky. The American steamship companies would be glad to cooperate with us although we could not expect much of the Canadians as they have similar enter- prises of their own. A “Biltmore Alaska” js not an idle dream. We receive tremendous adver- tising all over the country bt Alaskans needing )r)ha get mighty little out of it. ()_ur present situation is like that of the animals in the zoo and their holiday visitors. They receive a few peanuts and exchange some good-will grunts. _ Prophets of gloom are not popular when things are going fine. And if their predictions come true they are often suspected of having a hand in it. However, the time to think about something is before they may hapgen and try to be reasonably prepared. 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