The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937. BRINGING UP FATHER I'"WE GOT TQ DO SOMETHIN' TO GIT. MAGGIE'S MIND OFF 'FIFI“—IF WE DO NOT FIND T DOG | DON'T THINK SHE LL EVER STOP CRYIN'- AW-MAGGIE DARLIN DON'T TAKE IT SO HARD-WELL FIND YOUR LITTLE PET- SHE CAN'T BE FAR ////,//é BOO-HOO-AND TO THINK SHE'D RUMN HASN'T GOT HER LITTLOENswEATEQ THERE LIKE A NOW-YOU SIT RIGHT DOWN GOOD GIRL. AND ILL GET YOUR FAVOR- ITE STATION ON AND YOU By GEORGE McMANUS AND FOR YOUIR PET DOG BE SURE TO GET THOSE FAMOUS SNAPPER DOG | BISCUITS - THEY'RE ALSO | ! V | | ! VERY WELL- CANNOT SHUT THIS LAD 0UT CAN LISTESN TO SOME FINE PADRES MOVE NEAR TO TOP COAST LEAGUE Now in VirtuT Tie for Sec- ond Place with San Frarcisco Seals (By Assoviated Press) San Diego is a step nearer the Pa- cific Coast leadership after defeat- ing the San Francisco Missions and as the top spot Sacramento Solons lost the second straight game yes- terday to Los Angeles. | The San Diego Padres moved into a virtual tie for second place with the San Francisco Seals. GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League San Francisco 11; Portland 0. San Diego 8; Missions 6. | Los Angeles 9; Sacramento 3. Seattle 9, 1; Oakland 6, 14. National League Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn 3. A FIGHT WITH JOE LOUIS /S HIS GOAL \ - HE WANTS TO* WIN ®E TITLE BUT EVEN MORE HE wAurs TO AVENGE GOOD FOR HUSBANDS TO i EAT_THAT ARE IN THE DOGHOUSE - Sport Slants ! BOULDER, Cnl Kearns, University of Colorado 'hurdler, is one of the hardest men to shut out in competition in Amer- ican track annals. He has placed in every race he has run during the past two yea At the 1937 Kan- sas relays, he won the decathlon e FlNZEL-HARDCASTLE Jlllx 15. — Dick | | ! Cards have been received in Ju- neau announcing the engagement 'of Miss Vera Finzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. Finzel of | Ketchikan, to Mr. Richard M | Hardcastle, son of Mr. and Mrs. |cquy‘ to him a boxing career was R. E. Hardcastle, also of Ket- nothing more than the means to an chikan. |end. Lately his idea has changed.! The date for the wedding has| | Boxing is career enough for the been set for September 4 present. | Both are graduates of the Ket- And now that Joe Louis owns ¢hikl. High School and are prom- {the heavyweight®crown Buddy has inent members of the younger set BETROTHAL IS TOLD !made up his mind to take boxing |seriously. He wants to take the As far as Izzy Kline is concerned |title—and there is a little score he the hunt for a white hope can stop would like to even up with the right now. His choice is Buddy Bomber. The thumping Louis gave Baer, kid brother of Madcap Maxie.! Brother Max did not sit so well Kline is serious. He is certain ywith Buddy, and he'll not be sat-| jthat before long, Buddy will be istied until he does somnth.uw jchallenging Joe Louis. Buddy is ;about it. ,very much improved as a resulL orv his battling in England. Klin {him stop Jimmy Wilde and then go jfor 10 rounds with durable Jack‘ | London. | “Don't laugh when I say um’ |Buddy is the coming champion, "' {Kline warns. “The kid has im-i !proved greatly in the last year./ |Right now there are only two fight- | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 15.— ,ers who could beat him—Joe Louis land Max Scl meling. The rest iLife in Alcatraz prison, the govern- | of the heavyweight crop Buddy! ment’s “Devil Island” in San Fran- | could bandle very nicely. cisco Bay, is pretty dull, so convicts “And what's more important, a|&re welcoming a new diversion. Al- | yeéar from now Buddy will not be a/catraz is close to the man-made cinch for Louis or Schmeling. He's/island where San Francisco's 1939 coming along fast.” world fair is under construction. Kline pointed out Buddy has lost|Cells and prison jobs overlooking A e in the First City. Mr. Hardeastle, now employed in his father's con- cern, the Ketchikan Business Serv-| ice, and he attended Washington State College. % >-oe {CHARLES HARMON ARRIVES HERE TO VISIT HIS BROTHER Charles W. Harmon has arrived in Juneau from the States to visit for a month here with his brother and - sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harmon. | The brothers are both engaged | in teaching shop work, Henry Har- | mon being the manual training instructor in Juneau, and Charles | Harmon is electrical shop instruc- | tor in Marinette, Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harmon and Charles Harmon all come from Durand, Wlicomln CLUB LEADER VISITS HERE ‘ eep Your Garbage - Can Sweet--Clean No matter how hot the weather you can keep that smelly, dissusting bage can free from maggots and offen- sive odors. Here's ail you do—simply sprinkle BUHACH over the contents oceasionally. You'll be pleasantly sur prised at the telling effect of this magie | protective powde-. | BU II.-\(‘II is safe—costs but little with no disagreeable vdor of its own. 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Has nghe,t Road |most collections of Lincolniana in| Bureau of Air Commerce says, ml—_- Chicago 44 31 587 | the nation and has delivered hun- regulations to prevent carbonuE Cleveland 35 34 tsol\ WASHINGTON — The highest !dreds of. lectures on the Civil War| monoxide gas poisoning in air- = Washington 30 39 435 auto highway in the world is Trail President. | pianes. 'E St. Louis . 22 48 .314 | Ridge road, which crosses the con- ey s | The gas, which is odorless, col-|== Philadelphia 20 50 .286 | tinental divide in the Rocky Moun- | 100 PERCENT WATER jorless and tasteless, has caused;E Gastineau Channel League (Second Half) tain National Park in Colorado. | Four miles of the road lie above | thousands of deaths in automobilesl: and homes but it will not be al- ,—- Ben L. Grimes, public health en- Won Lost Pct.|12,000 feet elevation. At one point gineer, recently announced in Sew-|lowed to become a factor of danger|— Moose NAREY 1 .750 | the road passes Long's Peak, whwh‘ard that the local water supply has|in flying, bureau officials say. It!o== Douglas ... 2 2 500 rises to 14,255 feet. | passed inspection in the laboratories couses serious sickness and deathf... Sk 2 000 & gt ‘ot the Territorial Department of when breathed because the blood’ ——— | Just Whatz s 0 O' el Constitutes an ENJOYABLE LIFE? If you asked a hundred different housewives, or husbands, or any kind of people, their answers would all ' sound different; and yet if you'd stop to consider, they're all really based on the same thing. “Alaska” by Lester D flendenwn wHeallh at 100 percent. [nbscrbs it in preference to oxygen. The Army Air Corps has found that five-thousandths of one per- cent in the air breathed in the | cockpit or cabin of an airplane is dangerous and the danger increases with altitude because in rarefied atmosphere the percentage of | cxygen in relation to carbon mon- oxxde is materially less. - ee———— Muscle Shoals Lights Trapping Musqunu Hordes' MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala., July 15. ' —Health officials are maintaining a close check on results of TVA's mosquito light trap experiments at Muscle Shoals with the view of pos- Schoolboy Stnkeout Star Szgned by Detroit Tigers HaWkeyes Have Bad B. B. Luck IOWA CITY, Ia., July 15. — A timely hit or a little better fielding in spots, and the University of Towa might have had one of its best! baseball seasons. As it turned out, the '37 Hawk- eyes won 13 games, lost 15. Eleven of the losses were by from one to three runs, seven by two runs. Five Big Ten games were dropped by one- or two-run margins. Eugene Hinrichs, Hawk hurler, pitched a one-hitter, a three-hitter, and two four-hit games. Sopho- more Harold Manders pitched a one hit win over Notre Dame. Cops “Villams T | | Making life more enjoyable is giv- ing people the things they want.. . mak- ing it possible for them to do the things i ible_devel t of devi i e e e they want to do. ° DENVER, July 15.—A half dozen | The mosquitoes are lured by light, ; 4 Denver traffic officers, honored ('mdrfl;)ped ix‘l :he s_':lction of a 'tani‘ That's why THE EMPIRE is such a Wise Wives Make ts of the Mayor at the pre- an rawn into a trap. . . View of a film, blusbed with em- | Exporiments thus far haven't gl help to everyone in Juneau. ' It provides Good Use of THE barrassment. foved et Rgata faonaidtos a means of getting the things you want. For the th the are attrac y light t have . . v\cml sho::: “l(:;'lng iiovszcnmfkl:e ln:’}: shown that another type of mos- It offers help to you in mdklnq eac,:h day EMPIRE Ads to erring motorists in an uncivil guit.o pla.s:led up a white light in more cheerful and bngh‘[er_ You'll find = |favor of blue. | i § m’I‘x:vn:rpalrolmen had been assign- The traps are not used to kill the: vdalues you can afford P THE EMPmEl [ ] By AP FEATURE SERVICE | Les Mueller, 18-year-old right-hander just gradusted from ‘Belleville, |MOSQuItos, authorities _state, o I, high school, s the latest youngster fo be described as another Bob | TerelY (0 loctte and determine the Feller. Mueller, signed by the Detroit Tigers, carries 175 pounds on "' C5"0 Mo 0 Fp B0 o oo ool | a 6-foot-1'% inch frame. In seven high school games of seven innings iMemphis health superintendent, each he averaged 18 strikeouts per game. Twe were no-hit shutouts. Isays: “We have never learned how, He also fanned 30 men in ‘a 12-inning victory. In the picture, he’s many anopheles mosquitos can ex- shown with Ernest (Dutch) Lorbeer, manager of the Sioux City Cow- |ist without maintaining malaria,| boys of the Western league, who has been asked by the Detroit man- For Attractive Bargain Values at Bu dget Prices, Check the Ad Pages In rand this trap may answer thal agement to determine just where, in the Tiger system, he will fit |question.” best. Lorbeer, as manager of the Beaumont Texas league club last i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE o+t 11111711171 the services of Mueller, ed, with a motion picture camera, 4 to get “action pictures” of traffic officers performing their duties. The two men had been at work a month before it was disclosed the pictures were being taken. Mayor Ben F. Stapleton hopes the film will help some of the of- ficers improve their dispositions. - Seven new birds recently were added to Death Valley’s ornitholog- ical list which already numbered some 130 species. One is knowh as the marbled godwit, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIII||IIIIIII|IIIIHIHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIII = § = E ? E - = = = = E | = = = é b