The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1937. By GEORGE McMANUS tWHITE u AK | THOUGHT SO-YOU TOOK | THE CAMERA-YOU'RE A | SELFISH BRUTE - | AM GOING TO A LAWN PART Y TODAY AND | WANT IT— SHUT UP- DON'T ARGUE WITH ME- Police Stop Driver to Make MILLS BOOM ™~ "o %ifh%’%‘—fiéé%%’ TRAVERSE CITY Mich, Sept. 13. L. A. Whipple of Pawtucket, R. I., HARRISBURG, Ill, Sept. 13 started reaching for his driver's Sawmilling, a pioneer industry of license when two Traverse City pae |this territory, has been revived be- trolmen overtook his automobile. jcause Kentucky's distilleries need Instead of handing him a ticket whisky barrels. the officers gave him an engrave‘ Landowners are shipping their scroll informing him he was mayor white oak to two mills for from $5 of Traverse City for the day. |to $10 a tree. One of the mills turns Whipple, en route to Grand Tra= out staves and the other barrel verse Bay to fish for trout, learned heads. Nearly 80 men are employed that his Rhode Island license had at the two mills, which have a daily completed the list of foreign” acity of 10,000 boards. pl registered by the police this he white oak which abounds season |in this section is a tall tree which Irequires about 100 years to mature but officials of the Forest Service |say it is one of the “fast growing” BRINGING UP FATHER VLL JUST TAKE TH' MOVIE - CAMERA DOWN TO ME OFFICE. INEVER GET A CHANCE TO N EVEN LOOK AT IT- ME DAUGHTER AND MAGGIE ARE ALWAYS USIN' IT- NOW LETS SEE- TO OPEN CAMERA TO PL{\' IN FILM~ ESS THé Slow Driver Fined . ' But He Doesn’t Care Features Syndicate, Ine, V The wood resists wa- SACRAMENTO HAS 5-GAME LEADING. L Senators Meet Indians This Week—Padres Play Missions - ) N ; P sy | ; e TAase. | SEATTLE, Sept. 13. — Freddie Lode and placer location notices FIRST BASEMAN | : ki oy Steele, of Tacoma, last Saturday for sale at The Empire Office. B [night knocked out Ken Overlin, of —-—— _ ST VIS & LOWN ASSN round of a scheduled 15 round bout, Save with Security for Your Future to retain the middleweight cham- pionship title. | The knockout came with succes- Whether it may be a fund for your New Home — A fund to educate your Chl']- dren — A Travel Fund or any other specific purpose; the answer 1s systematic and safe saving! $1 will start a savings account. sive lefts to the chin OUR CURRENT RATE ON SAVINGS 4% Accounts Insured Up to $5,000.00 wWS7T SO I TAKE MY TTURA AT BRAT B /Puts Ken Overlin Down with Successive Lefts T TV R P ter and is also used for shipbuild- SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 13. — If [MARJORIE WILLIAMS |ing and flooring. 1t is “aircured” cost Harry A. Dunlap, 19, a dollar | DlEs THIS MORN]NG about 90 days before it is shipped t0 to drive eight miles an hour along o5 v i) — worth it. Two months old Genevieve Mar- GUIDE RETURNS ekt Y ks, it o ol ind Mrs. David Williams of HOOD- | returned from Petersburg after judge. “The faster T went the less IN 4TH ROUND ah, died this morning aboard thejeading a hunting expedition. He ar- tjme I'd have with her.” "y gasboat Urania at the City Floal. rjved here on the Northwestern. Ofttitets teRtified Dubiap's slogg the chapel of the Charles W. Car- RETURNS FROM CRAIG Aedits: ter Mortuary Wednesday at 2 P-| nig gana Haley, who has been . i WY Ever- FINED : officiate. Burial will be at EVE-iyeqy on the Northwistern. She oo oo oo o o charge of to Chin groan. ORIMAOTY |came to Juneau via Wrangell. % g gullly : 8! PRGNS - | £ i Lode and placer location notices was fined $25 in U. 8. Commis- for sale at The Empire Office. oner's Court this morning. | hardwoods ‘!h“ distilleries. the highway, but he said it wa§ BY KNUBKUUT | jorie Williams, daughter of Mr | Bdward Jahnke, local guide, has lady home,” he explained to the Funeral services will be held at i NS IEERR driving nearly caused several accle m. The Rev. David Waggoner Will \y,gin0 o Craig, returned to Ju- - SR disorderly conduct, Henry Besancon (By Associated Press) The Sacramento Senators appear safe as they paced the Pacific Coast League by five games with one week of competition before the playoff. They shared a doubleheader Sunday with Portland and open this week ngainst Seattle. The second place San Diego Pa- dres will play the Missions this week . Hornshy Hits Homer; Hornshy Strikes Out | DENVER, Col, Sept. 13.-—Rogers GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League Sacramento 2, 2; Portland 7, 0. Los Angeles 5, 3; San Diego 2, 8 San Francisco 6; Missions 4. Oakland 5, 11; Seattle 6, 9. BEHND THE | National League PLATE | New York 3, 4; Boston 1, 6. l ). | HE BECAME ‘ A HOME RUN | SLUGGER- | THE MOMENT i THEY PUT HiM | 70 WORK Chicago 5, 2; Pittsburgh 0, 4. Philadelphia 4, 5; Brooklyn 3, 9. Cincinnati 10, 0; St. Louis 7, 2. American League ‘Washington 2, 1; New York 1, 2. St. Louis 3, 1; Cleveland 6, 6. Detroit 4; Chicago 0. Boston 13; Philadelphia 6. GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 0; San Diego 5. n Francisco 8, 4; Missions 13, 7. Sacramento- 6; Portland 8. Oakland 9; Sehttlé '6. National League Cincinnati 4; St. Louis 5. New York and Boston, postponed on account of rain. Philadelphia 4; Brooklyn 12. Chicago 5; Pittsburgh 4. American League Washington 4; New York 6. HE DION'T SET THE TEXAS LEAGUE AFIRE 45 A CATCHER ™ ‘Hnmsby left Denver with a pair {of shoes, $2 in cash and a case of ginger ale he didn't have when he larrived. The ex-St. Louis Brown manager was awarded those prizes |for hitting a home run in the Den- "ver baseball tournament. He smash- ed the round-tripper in the first hlme at bat in the tourney. He |struck out in his final appearance. | — # CUBS, GIANTS | SpORT |33¢ with Mliwaukee in °36, and| | who drove in 149 runs, on the bench. | The only spot where the Tigers |could use York was at third. So the big fellow was sent to the hot corner. He was no sensation. | His chance to play regularly came (nar(.ered Supg’r‘v"nsefl UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Post Office Box 2718, Juneau, Alaska Temporary Office: Columbia Lumber Co. Telephone 3 SEESAW,RACE SLANTSS St. Louis 0, 6; Cleveland 8, 3. A—— Detroit 9, 4; Chicago 5, 2. Boston 6; Philadelphia 4. ph honors. But the Detroit Tigers’ ing burden when Cochrane was in- 4TANDING OF CLUBS (Corrected to aate) Pacific Coast League Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Oakland Ceattle Missiory: Nntlnn;lfl League New York Chicago Pittsburgh Ct. Louis ....... Doston Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Won 100 9% .. 94 87 85 8 76 68 Won 9 9 ¢ 4 -~ 70 60 57 54 . 51 103 Lost 51 54 62 American League New York Detroit Chicago Boston Cleveland ‘Washington Philadelphia St. Louis 39 RINGS LOS Pct. 585 556 550 .509 500 456 447 398 Pct. 608 594 B4 526 496 435 *with runs through town, then en- IN SCUFFLE MANITOU SPRINGS, Col., Sept. 13.—A friendly scuffle with an- other man cost L. P. P. Bottemer of Mantiou Springs $3580 in rings. He took the rings off and placed them npear & grating over a creek gaged in the scuffle. When the playful fight ended Bottemer’s rings were gone, apparently knocked through the grating and into the waters of the swift-moving moun- tain stream. Lights 6o Out For This Boxer HOUSTON, Tex., Sept. 13. — Billy Deeg tied up Gallito Ramirez ef- fectively in their fight here, and Ramirez_hardly was able to land a glove on him. Suddenly the lights went out. When the circuit was restored, Yankees, in American League, Have Everything Their Own Way The National League pennant picture is as clear as mud. | strong and the Giants look no bet- ter than place. The next week the Cubs fall apart and the Giants look like a sure thing. Then both get hot and anything can happen. The pennant races today went into the final deciding three weeks and although the Giants are a game and one-half in front, the leadership is no nearer than be- ing decided than in last April. In the American League, the Yankees, despite a jitting slump, look certain, lead with no one doing much about about overtaking them. Bobby Cruickshank 13.—Bobby Cruickshank, the Rich- mond pro who won his fifth con- secutive Virginia open golf cham- pionship, is a harmonica player. At least, he is a fair hand with a mouth organ, although not sb facile as he is with a driver. Golfers, on hand to watch the little Scotchman defeat Errie Ball, English-borp, pro- in a playoff for the 1937 Virginia title, wanted a| “Scotch eightsome reel.” They were frustrated by lack of music. Bobby produced a harmonica. The dance began. Joe Makes $40,000 And a Lot of Talk SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 13. The accepted topics of conversa- tnon in San Francisco now are the new bridges and Joe DiMaggio. DiMagglo gets talked about most. Joe’s family says he’ll make $40,~ ?‘onlnhlsueondsemnmlhebll me. ——————— Deeg had a bloody nose. No one explained. Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office, - One week the Cubs are going| sporting a 10-game | Wields Harmonica CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Sept.| | Rudy York msy nou outgallop Joe When George (Birdie) Tebbetts, the‘ DiMaggio in the race for home run youngster who took over the catch-; | Indian slugger has been traveling jured, faded from regular duty. at a mighty hot pace since he was Recalling that York had started | told to don the catcher’s pads and Out as a caicher, the Tiger man-| |mask and go to work. ager decided to try him behind the| York came up to the Tigers as a Plate. York balked at the sug- first baseman, by way of Milwau- 8estion, saying he was getting tired kee from Beaumont of the Texas|0f “filling in” odd positions. He was |League. He had quite a reputation 2 first baseman. He wanted to play{ as a slugger. His powerful _.,.uck‘flrst base. When it was impressed {work enabled him to win the 1936 upon him that catching offered him | most valuable player award in the &R opportunity to get in the game| Texas League and the 1936 Amen“dally. York decided to have a fling| |can Association prize. at the job. ! | He was recalled by the Tigers this| Perhaps the opportunity to get spring mainly to fill in at first (or}a closeup of American league pitch- |Hank Greenberg (in case Green-| ing had something to do with the| berg's bad left wrist had not com- return of his batting eye. Perhaps pletely mended. When Hank re-|it was merely the result of being in |ported ready to take over his old;there day in and day out. At any| |post Rudy became one of Manager rate. York started out by busting! |Micky Cochrane’s problem children. |fences. He has been going great En was hard to keep York, who hit ever since. | Remember!!! [f your “Daily: Alaska Empire” has not been delivered By 6:00 P. M. 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