The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 23, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 23, " BRINGING UP FATHER NOT ONE CENT- THAT'S ONE WAY OF KEEP!NG YOU IN THE HOUS! CALLING ON M2 AND MRS JIMMY DE SAFE - YOU MIGHT HAVE LEFT A DIME IN ME PANTS-| AM GIT TIN'SO) DONT KNOW WHAT MONEY _LOOKS LIKE = Copr 197, Ring Features Syndicate, I, , World_nghts ceserved OH- ME -WHAT A LIFE - AN’ JERRY DUGAN'S COMPLAININ' CAUSE HE'S IN JAIL - | DID WANT TO GO TO DINTY'S PART Y- MR JIGGS-IT'S MY NIGHT OFF AND I'M CALLING ON HAS TAKING WAYS - OBLIGE YOu- 1937. ATHLETIC GLUB W ison GETS SERVICES Siavs OF SKI EXPERT " PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.—Gerry | Nugent, president of the Philadel- Ex_‘phia National League baseball club, Jumper B ergeson, has settled Philadelphia’s annual | | | | Been Signed . VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 23. —| Guy Patrick, manager of the Van-' couver Lions, professional hockey team, announces he has purchased | Goalie Percy Jackson from the; | BRUNSWICK IS GIVING Boston Bruins' to play for Vancou- LAKE TROUT FOR EASTERN TABLES The world wants a variety of fish for the table, and men like James | H. Spencer, Secretary of the Astoria | Puget Sound Fisheries, stopping at the Gastineau Hotel, has proved that. It seems the fastidious palate of the eastern United States demands Lake Superior lake trout, a beauti- fully colored fish, deep of belly, |and sweet to the tongue. Wholesale | markets in Chicago will pay in the vicinity of 25 cents a pound for these trout that weigh as high as 80 | pounds. In 1930 Spencer was associated |with a Canadian concern engaged {In lake trout fishing, but they did {not get their fish out of Lake Su- perior. They went deep into north- ern Canada to famed Lake Athabas- ca in northern Saskatchewan and Alberta, the lake that drains into |both the Atlantic and the Arctic | ocean, The annual take of fish, by means ' of gill nets in deep water, amount~ ed to some 700,000 pounds. Iced down with ice that had been cut from the surface of the frozen lake in the winter, the fish were then transported 125 miles down the long stretch of Athabasca Lake and thence up the Athabasca river 17§ miles to Waterways, where a rail< road runs to Edmonton and thence to the Chicago markets. All that, so the East may eat trout. t SIMMONS FLiES TO ISLANDS AND BARR CATCHES NORTHLAND Sheldon Simm.-s weni out wilh the Alaska Air Transport Lockheed! at 11 o'clock this morning with twq passengers, Jack Roehm for Chicha= gof, and Mike Goldberg for Hirst. Pilot L. F. Barr took the Bellanca fown to Petersburg at 9:30 thig morning to catch the Northland there. He dropped two passengers af Kake, Mrs. C. R. Bell and Dr. King, while G. C. Luke, A. Van Mavern, and N. A. McEachran flew on to Petersburg, . D Try Top Notch Chili—15¢c. | ver this winter in the Pacific Coast | champion, Will. Become pastime of guessing about the fu-| hockey loop. 2 | ture of Jimmy Wilson as manager | Jackson played with the Lions Teacher—Meet Tonight |, 2 SnEY { lnst year. ‘ Recent fresh snow has trumpeted val of King Winter and in 1 train will come another the arr The Phils finished in the cellar | last year and during spring training | were again picked for the last place. The Lion manager also announc- | ed he would send Loren Mercer, Vancouver defense man, to the! v However, a six-game winning streak Bruins. [ late in August helped them finish | | SRR SR B - | sports, that has given so mueh |couonh ‘thic vear, only a game be- ! . 1 s by the activities of the piny the gixth-place Brooklyn & 1 . g “I feel that Wilson has accomplish- 4 PO ar\ \ { | | The recently formed Juneau Ath- o4 ype pegt results with the material £ | sPorrsman |\ il . ctic Club announced today that ski- g gjap)- » Nugent said in announc- AN s 4 mEmBER OF ! Hus Ital Tmla & e n3 will be included in thelr long g wwigon ngq signed. ¢ i THE NEW YoRK STATE /. Bl strultan Turk ]S'“.u"{) :p‘m ‘"’C::;::es' a": u(;:‘:‘; .- e | RACNG commissIon | g eys Smithberg, six s a A 5\ | § crampion at jumping, will be in- OPALS WIN THREE | N\ |Juneau Oldtimer Passes ® structor in the art of slab slipping. lN BowuNG MATCH VOHN HAY | After 2] Month 1 Smithberg won the jumping crown “ockK ” 6 | in 1907-8-9-12-13 and 1914. It is WITH PEARL SQUAD, Illness {| CONTEST BEGINS MONDAY-—Closes hoped that under Smithberg's tutor- | & E ship, Juneau will be able to send It was Mrs. H. Messerschmidt yes-' Followiie. an- i18ase iieh . s, m]dn]ght of November 23. Three per- a representative to the National Ski terday afternoon who topped the fined him to St. Ann's Hospital since | Tournament to be held at Sun Val- bowling sheet in the Elks' alleys February, 1936, John Baxter, old- sons rolling most games will win a ley, Idaho, next Spring. women’s match. | > | |timer of Juneau, passed away this| The club is also planning to buy Her score of 510 was a big factor 4 @ HIS GREENTREE TEAM ,| |morning at the hospital. gobbler apiece a number of skiis from Swanson in helping her team, the Opals, - i DEFENDS 7HE NATIONAL HE Survived by no kgown relatives, v Bros. to rent out to members who defeat the Pearls three straight ODENQ;'/I‘LE /DTWO/\/ f /5 RATED ‘Mr. Baxter died from heart trouble' cannot afford to purchase their games. IN 1935 AN, AT S/% 1and arthritis at the age of 51 years. ownt The score follows: | p RETAINED GOALS He was formerly employed in the MEN AND WOMEN BOTH ELIGIBLE The Juneau Athletic Club sports OPALS ! LAST YEAR {liquor business in Juneau. committee, with plans for a smoker Mrs. Dufresne 120 166 175— 461 { Funeral services will be announc- o in the near future, is meeting to- Mrs. Messer- : o’ ed from the Charles W. Carter mor-' PLAY AS YOU EARN night at Tom Shearer’s tailor shop sehmidt 159 155 196— 510 tuary in a short time. at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Delebecque 148 155 162— 465 —————— ——————— e sk Rt i g ; | . Totals 407 456 513—1376, woried by, The Asfofiatud frjes TANNERS TO LEAVE } answick Bow H Alle PEARLS - s 3 st A | Thibodeau Rolls .. oo ™52 1w e : SOUTH ON TUESDAY ling Alleys : mugeie g oy M’KECHNIE TO Montreal Hocke Mrs. Davlin +146 146 14(‘%'433} S P O R i quumm and Mrs. George Tanner @ Ig c"re as Syt Sl arbied | % received word by radiogram L S —————— i o S L A N T S = MANAGE cINcY\ star u morning that their departure for H . L3 { I" the south will be advanced to nextl ) y Thursday, October 28, in order that » Night with EIKS ancrorace “Resipent) 2—v-sae : ey may ke part in the. Vane BEER oIl | CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.—Bill Mc- MONTREAL, Oct. 23. — The couver Congress of the Salvation| HEMRICH Bo . e EARor g, Miad. had SEES MOTHER AFTER Tradition has it that polo, orig- Kecthme hfi: sfir!ned 2 o:)\a!o-year-_Manueal Canadiens announce tha:i"‘";y' Inceiing . foonk:, BRIEIbeE, 3 Insist On It! Oui'|I flrfi:g-atnyesgeh::{é ! J. Thibodeau to thank last night 23 YEARS’ SEPARATION 1:’;“3’ kflOWfln“‘l 1::;511 as C{)"‘:;,::;:"?sfin;fe:’% fflu‘]e ‘Red:b{\izi Japk RO, A plaved Teft wingi "l L e evad e Order it from your compartments. No clogged as they defeated the Internationals. 3h o S Mt & o) Oef’er i e, |t yean Tdn et dn. the N s Sl Hutiees. avinik it Jiaian nearest dealer. burners from our oil. Thibodeau rolled 197-151-217 for top Boarding the ship to see his Physician more than two thousand; club. ral Manager War-|tiona] League, has asked to be A oo 0 U e R oS ren C. Giles said only two ‘other|placed om the volintary retivement|SIVation Army post, yesterday, had Also Hay, Grain, Fresh Dressed Chickens, General pince 1n bothifhpes.game and single, A AEx A0/ £he AR n:e 5 < major league pilots made “nnyzhing\r e s |originally planned to leave for the | Transferring. game scores. years, Jess Storm was the first Faced with the precarious task of |Jicen that ' e | ist. McGill intends to live in Ham- south on November 7. i Joe Werner led the Chevrolets to person to cross the gangplank oflyc.io an exacting Persian mon-|p op o aount, naming Bill Ter- jion Ont. and will abandon hotk-| ™11 gheir honor. the Ministerial n B FEMMER AT FEMMER'S DOCK victory over the Franklins, with the steamer Yukon when she docked | P78 & €S fillowers in good |, Of the Giants and Joe McCarthy ey for the time being, Asiditation. will. e tpstatits Menta > &De 162-187-211 for 560, only five points in Seward recently. healkbh Mo atandanied | the ii|Ptithe Yankees, e night, V| Day Phone 114—Night Phone 419, C. R. (Rex) Chittich ® pehind Thibodeau. “You can’t come on here yet,”| i e ImRIone e usual) The contract calls for a $5,000 2 7ry Top Notch Dinner—30c. adv. * In the Lincoln-Dodge match, Met- said a member of the crew as Jess: Practices of the day, such as blood- |yeqr bonus if the Reds' attendance e e | e ee——— letting, which was recogmized as R S T Lode and placer location notices calf and Wile were the only team headed up the plank before it made ; : reaches the Average of 480000 a| . - &6 for sale at The Empire Office. members to show up, Wile rolling fast to the ship. e cure-all of his time, and invent-|vear and if the team finishes in Yy an Empwe aa. pi . 476 and Metcalf 536, but Wile's “I'm already on and I'm going to ©d the game to supply exercise for|the first division. o . o 9 Dodges won when the absent mem- see my mother for the first time in his sovereign. o | Pamme lrmg s Market bers’ scores were added to his total. 23 years,” Jess replied. He advised the supreme Mmajesty TENNIS STAR WILL | ° ’ 4 Tonight, Cord plays Plymouthand Deck hands stepped aside andthat he had discovered a medicine Fresl‘ Frult and v etables Auburn plays Olds. wished him speed in his invasion of istick™ which, if used strictly in ac- WED CALIFORNIAN Last night's scores follow: the ship. Jess got the room number'cordance with instructions, would| | - weeaprmsEASasSfnwo oo oo oo o o o e i—— — — Franklin from the purser and then roused|transmit health and happiness HOME GROWN RADISHES, ONIONS , J. Barragar 166 169 190— 525 his mother, Mrs. J. H. Storms. She through its medicated handle to the] LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 23— d FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY F o R l N s u R A N c E F. Riendeau 166 166 171— 503 came from Burlingame, Kansas. |ovajing personage who might wield|The engagement of Caroline Bab-| an P. Bloedhorn ... 138 145 155— 438 Jess also met his niece, Mrs. Ver- | with vigor. cock, woman tennis star, and Rich- ° 7 " ™" 1a Davis, for the first time, She ac- : ard Salisbury Stark of Santa Mon- Califomla Gme See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Totals 470 480 516—1466 companied his mother to Alaska. Each s!lintgdmel:::er of theed‘ c':‘m ica is announced here. ry Teleph 409 B. M. Chevrolet | Jess left home 23 years ago, went|Was presen with a “medicine” ——————— L. Holmquist _'151 190 186— 533 to California, then Oregon, Wash- Stick and mounted on the smallest| The head of the Statue of Liberty THE PURE FOODS STORE elephone g . Behrends Bank Bldg J. Werner 162 187 211— 560 ington, and in 1920 went to Anchor-|horse available and instructed -in|is large enough to accommodate o s -saman s v o mT———— A. Burke 155 155 155—*465 age. His niece' was born shortly|the art of impelling a small wooden|40 persons standing upright. Telephone 478 . Promp! DellverY —— —— — —_ after he left home, the daugheriball, in spite of opposition from Totals ... 474 532 552—1558 of his late sister. the “evil spirits,” toward a certain NOTICE OF HEARING ON T { Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Davis willgoal which was designated as the| = .. “CO’!‘:" m‘:"gw ol 3 'make their home with the Jess “gatewa; Ith.” mjssionor s ¥ McCormick D?l"llge 175 175—*525 Storms in Anchorage. sl e g .| the Territory of Alaska, Division SWIMMING POOL, RECREATION l b Vukovich 170 170 MR In the excitement of the game ail-| Number One. Before FELIX z CBNTER BALLOT 2 A . 2 R osEr T CARL JENSEN ROLLS 'itable muscular tortures gripped the c;s,:,_hwm JEres: (Jean. Fre E I, the undersigned, agree to purchase ............... Junea“ Lumber Mills’ lnc. T =181 gVER SIX HUNDRED mr;::;:ants the !oll%vgng dn}; ths In the Matter of the Estate of i annual memberships in the Juneau Recreation Center G | me e man stood ground an MRS. VIRGINIA BEHRENDS, g‘:x;:i :gg:_gg? IN BOWLING MATCH vy cracking the lash of fear and su-| deceased. MeDonell 147 147 147—*441 |perstition over the backs of his| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, at $12 each, or, I agree to purchase ... ! S e Carl Jensen was the fair-haired|Sharges, managed fo hold them to|¢hat J. F. Mullen, Administrator | annual memberships at the rate of $1 per month Towls 0 oo wie—iars bor e nlht on the Brunevic(her ok leng enough io work W de boms non of the eate of v | £ICHS TR WINDOW CLEANING International \bowling alleys, rolling 225-202-175 lt“nll‘ls o:xl: lof their :mjisidiEven}‘v‘rmnm Behrends, deceased, has % payable monthly, G. Benson 186 162 146— 494 for 602. It cinched Brunswick's winjtually their energetic wielding of filed herein his final account of | : sufFiel shi 3 3 | G Macopadden 180 128 136 444 over Percy’s Cafe club. the “medicine sticks” at “Chugan”|the administration of the etate of e If and when S'l;fl’lclen.t membershllps an(;i dona PHONE 48% J. Hermle . 159 159 159—+477' Tonight, the American Meat restored health and strength to'the| deceased and petition for decree of | [i0nS have been made to insure erection and opera- —— — —— — bowlers roll Kaufmann’s Cafe. ruler and his court. And don’t think| gistribution, and that a hearing ! tion of the recreation facilities. Totals .. 525 447 443—1415| Last night's scores follow: for a moment that the Emperor fail- will he had upon the same, before | Hudson i Brunswick ed to_ see that the inventor of the|the undersigned, at Juneau, Alaska, : L. Hudson 167 165 163— 495 E. Galao 147 196 200— 543|“medicine stick” was amply re-igt 10 A, M. on December 4th, 1937, | g | J. Thibodeau 197 151 217— 565 C. Jensen 225 202 175— 602 warded for the great service he had|at which time and place all per- | Signed | l N s u R A N c E M. Benedict ... 145 135 149— 420 & Ruoig . JM 166105 A | rendered. sons interested in the said estate ) | — —— — X Quinto - 30 109 A5 S50 England passed the game of polo|may appear and file objections in : | . Tolnls . 509 451 5201489 Alec S. ... 150 147 143— 440] ! | — __ __'on to this country. In 1876 the late|Writing, to said final account and | Kldreay: . wim T e W B A“ Sh ttll k o "—Average score. Did not bowl. Totals 846 893 8612600 James Gordon Bennett brought over report, and contest the same. \ ‘ | eu a c L L e g L Percy's Cafe from London a number of forage| GIVEN under my hand and the | Please mail ballot to Mrs. C. P. Jenne or place in ‘M. Ugrin ... 179 166 140— 485 Caps, jerseys, mallets and wooden seal of the Probate Court this Ist ) pajiot hoxes distributed at various places in Juneau. . * Members of the Chapeladies of the E. Lindstrom . 191 167 170— 530 balls. He and several of his m-iday of October, 1937. ! v / s Established 1898 Northern Light Presbyterian Church B. Lindstrom ... 144 167 161— 412 ciates tried the new game at Dick- | (Seal) FELIX GRAY, '} The purpose of this ballot is to ascertain just will meet Wednesday at the Auk Bay A. Schramm ... 169 133 170— 472 els' Riding Academy in New York. Commissioner and Ex-Officlo § wp are jnterested and to what extent in the Swim- | ]uneau Alaska home of Mrs. Virginia Newell, ac- O. Smithberg . 171 199 157— 527;Shortly adter, the players formed) Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. | =~ "0 1 and Recreation Center in Juneau ! cording to announcement made to- —— —— —— —__'the Westchester Polo Club. And|First publication, Oct. 2, 1937. t ng rool an ecreal . { 4 bt t e et e e e e err oot orerrrorresenreeereeress | day. Totals ... 854 834 798—2486 that was the beginning. » Last publication, Oct. 23, 1937.