The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1939, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1939. By CLIFF STERRETT --AN' FOUND HIMSELF HOME INSTEAD OF AT TH' PooL AN' POKER CLUB WHERE HE'D SET OUT FOR.! I DIDN'T. KNOW PA WAS FRIGHTENED THAT FO& OUT BY FOGS, MA. { THERE'LL HAVE YER EATHER. WORRIED HE WUZN'T --- UNTIL ONE TIME WHEN HE GOT LOST IN ONE COMIN { FROM WORK L gt it Copr, 1939, Kyt Peatures Syndicate, I . W TIVICWINS DECISIONIN LASALLE GO PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 6.—Frit- | zie Zivie, of Pittsburgh, contender REDS HURLED NEGRO FGHTER | N_ Y.GlANTs Fermer Champica Cuf o California Driver Dies in Speedway Crash BEGINNING HER CAMPAIGN, Helen Jacobs, who lost at Wimbledon last year to Helen Wills Moody, has started ice on courts in England. Here's Miss Jacobs talking with Bl Tilden at Melbury club. Wimbledon dates are June 26-July 8. T AR 5 ¢l o G S o e i by nall and are now at the Charles W, Baby H“"‘:‘"‘ MM}«‘!‘ i :ulrgl(-n‘X (‘i’,"_'4 Hall, nominations for new officers Carter Mortuary. tient at St. Ann’s Hospital, was dis=| yere opened. - missed today. | The close of nominations will be HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT sccs e stemic an baby asush ™5 (ot st mesting of the (LUB MEETS TOMORROW sosital tocs. ter were dismissed from St. Ann's| gyoun in July, it was announced. who connected for two circuit clouts yesterday, enabled the Boston Bees to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals. Earl Averill's first homer of the year, driving in two runs, gave Cleveland a victory over the Boston | Red Sox. Averill also hit two double: Tommy Bridges is the toast of the American League for he did what no other pitcher has been able to do this season—he blanked the New York Yankees to give Detroit a vic- tory. Jack Knott's three-hit gave the White Sox an easy over the Athletic: Nmitted w—sz Ann's Hospital About 17 days are required to . , o E * hatch a pigeon egg. The hens la; Announcement was made today 4. homing Thomas Burns un- i eggslg mongth it Y that the Glacier Highway Improve- .. .. .. 2 4% ment il will Hold th: neks Hisets 0 T oLs SUGHIIODGY. | usually produce a male and a fes g 3 ’ I b 37 | male. ing at the home of Mrs. Martin yyo Theima Mead left St. Ann's| Lynch tomorrow, June 7 at 1:30 0'= gocita) today after receiving sur- clock in the afternoon. gical attention. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 6. # The Phillies’ management has told ¥ 1 i ’ A dessert-luncheon will be served, Chuck Kelin, the most valuable followed by a business session. All ,uoiioq from Petersburg to the i) player in the National League seven members are requested t oattend. Government Hospital "w.m-eu\ GAMES MONDAY FRmuB Y. thatyhsdiad barer 1oox i James went to surgery this morning. | e o | for another job. '"N DEPOS"S 'I'o ) | St. Louis 4; Boston 10. e eMnsget Doo Frothrosag declded Alfred Gorden entered the Gov- Pittsburgh 2; Brooklyn 6. that he cannot carry six outfielders BE |NVES“GA]'ED ernment Hospital today for surgical which is one too many gl st , 3 | Chicago 7; Philadelphia 8. 2 ey 4 g & 2 v ) S | | care. | - - Cincinnati 8; New York 2. American League i M I N I N G MEN Detroit 3; New York 0. Chicago 12; Philadelphia 1. ARE MEE."NG Cleveland 7; Boston 5. 3 Pacific Coast League | No games were played yesterday [Program for Congress fo Be Adopted-Alas- kans Invited as the teams were traveling to open on the offlowing schedul® for the week, starting today: Portland at Sacramento. Seattle at San Francisco. Hollywood at Los Angeles Oakland at San Diego. STANDING OF CLUBS (Officlal Standings) | WASHINGTON, June 6. — Plans Encifio Canst Teague |and arrangements for the 6th An- Lost nual Metal Mining Convention and Exposition of the Western Division of the American Mining Congress to be held at Salt Lake City, August 28-31 are rapidly being whipped into shape. A meeting of the program committee was called for today at Salt Lake City by its General Chair- man, George H. Rupp, Manager, /] ufi%d Speedway Ra;-e | Ribhors But Goes Fn- | Brid for Henry Armstrong’s welterweight o~ BUFFALO, N 7, June 6.-Younsg YeS'efday fl geS 1“|,l,, Blake, ‘,,.f,..‘._ fighting his | 1 4 g B . s over Kenny LaSalle Blanked Yankees - : , L b o NG = e 2 cut Tony Canzoneri to ribbons in} . ? . _ {a 10-round decision | ; { Lol SERVICES THURSDAY | fast the s | " § Bucky Walters yesterday won his Fh e . : - ( R i~ ot e aceson s he| formes chastipiio, (oultings both s N ‘ : i AT NATIVE CHURCH |eyes in the early rounds | ¢ 8 o { i clean victory over the Giants. Bucky | 8n2ones 8 g (b allowed only seven hits. The mn'b“_‘f“‘;“ “"‘l‘li‘f“;“'(’:_‘ff"x"1“:‘ e Services for Rey Willard, formerly oo P e S Sl of this city, will be held Thursday the current series. b P Py ] PR = The Phillies laced Larry F"“""“'“c'i]'/au‘:wre\\x-%m:vn”xtn'p.(m::\';;((\ml tive Presbyterian Church. The Rev. .l . . R A David Waggoner will deliver the eu- ' Km hIS Of I‘olumbus 13 hits to defeat the Cubs yester- HoOSPITAL NOTES g (W o green Cemetery. * - L v Young Willard passed away sev- s ! purgh Pirates fo seven hits yester- Bt DL R ay to give Broooklyn the second the States where he had been under : e y i e 2 Sl RS : ! I | a.“dootor's supervielon: Tos itip. past 10 Etv AUN'S ORI last night. .y, M. E. Monagle presiding at 1 lugging of Max West, S e ease | it o s ¥ | here for burial on the steamer De- ‘Knmhts of Columbus held in Parish n L] y | Ies This is the burning wreckage of one cf three cars iny spestacular cvash during the 500-mile frem Van Nuys, Cal, lost his life from a brain concussion reccived in {he smash-up. The car shown here was owned by Ralph Hepburn and driven by Bob Swantcn of Los Angcles, who suffered serious burns National League Seven ; Years Ago Is Let Out the Deatli- Bucky Walters Does Trick fire Ter Rousds | i b i crown, last night got the decision | sixth professional bout, last night | i tined Tres) Blake proved (oo for was his second over the Giants m<him\t‘ll from being knocked out oo 5 2 ol Charles Root and Gene Lillard for sl David Wistoies ol @UARE The bu- | . * b | o e s e - (CAICK Kl “Souns Wit paset avsy 1= cuuung« menmser ot e NOMiNte Officers Aalii Flowiy cae L5 BEE winter. The remains were shipped He¢ 15 recelving medical attention. | y. meeting last night of the temebile race at Indianapolis, won by Wilbur Shawy of Indianapolis. Floya Roberts, 30-year ol driver Most Valua—lfié P|ayer in about (he head and shoulder. Shaw Wins MARINE Sheet Melal Work Boa—t_j_‘c_mks ' MacLEAN METAL WORKS SOUTH SEWARD ST. Telephone 703 pitching win o J. B. Mertie Jr., geologist with the | quo Book ALASKA, Revised and | Geological Survey, passed through | Enlarged, Now On Sal'e_.“'... Juneau on the Yukon on his way to | Fresh Shrimp Louis Seward Peninsula for a summer of | 4 Served with 1000 Island Dress- survey work at Tin City | Mertie will make a survey of Cape ing to temnt your Luncheon Appetite Tomorrow— ‘ Prince of Wales and nearby tin de- | ARANOF posits that will keep him in the| * field for the entire season. } | Mrs, Mertie is accompanying her | | husband as far as Fairbanks, mak- | | ing the circle tour. I IF YOU WANT to land the BEST — choose from , b : the big ones || our stock for your fish- WHDUE ShAW, iy mmr&u}ufi.\' driver, 1s 1 ceiving the cn,,vumhu.'m A ets ofier wped- you '”"st i”y ”e(eds ev— ing to triumph in the annual 500-mile Memorial Day race over the Indianapoi motor speedway. Just as Shaw rede to victory, Floyd Roberts of Van Nuys, Cai, died in a hospital of injuries reccived in a be equip"ed oun DISPLAY or STIIPPING with tackle GEAR IS NOW COMPLETE. that’s tested ; SPLIT BAMBOO RODS and found AND CANE POLES tobe— “just « « « Finest Lines and s 920 Leaders in a variety mght. of Test Strengths ... Reels for Every' Fishing Purpose CLUSTER EGGS McMAHON SPOONS and other prov- en Lures Pct. 612 591 537 469 459 455 435 426 L. Otten and used The Book ALASKA, Revised and Elarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. Dr. New York Boston Chicago Cleveland OTWELL, Ind.,, June 6—Miss M1l dred Willis, an invaiid who has been | confined to her home here for 17 years, keeps a record of all her visit- | . For example, in 1938 she had 0 visitors frem 17 States. The oldest was 81 and the youngest 13 days her records show. R Selis Dual Yocal Chords for $10,000 ATTICA, Ind., June 6.—The Rev Enos Baker of Kellogg, Minn., for- mer pastor of the Newton Pre: terian Church, sold his dual set of Elks Moose Douglas 2 3 2 4 e — GERMANY'S NET GAE[‘S «...and LANDING NETS - s, TEAM IN FINALS, EUROPEAN ZONE‘Munag('r, Alaska Construction Min- i |ing Co. Fairbanks, Alaska; and|\NEUMeyer were among o it st | ors, BERLIN, June 6. — Germany's‘Gem'L:P Robbins, Manager, Arctic Davis Cup team, already assured & |Circle Exploration o, ' Seattle,| :Sure; Neumeyer remembered that haircut 21 years ago. place in the European zone finals Wash. - -ee - 'Plague Deaths . J Los Angeles 26 Seattle 27 Oakland 34 San Diego 33 Portland 35 Sacramento 26 3 Mining Department, the Colorado Lost Pct.| Puel and Iron Corporation, Pueblo, Cincinnati 14 5T At this meeting suggestions re- p Pittsburgh . 20 524 | ceived from all parts of the industry £ Chicago 20 vented by .SOO‘gmm outlined which will include war ve'era" New York 24 442 | discussions of the most pressing In 1938 the number of plaguc Boéton 2 * Barber Never cases was only 2108 with & death | e 1325 | economic, legislative, tax, operating American League |and safety. Arrangements will be | cent compared with 1937. Wen Lost | | e 805 | discussed by one or more speakers| OKLAHOMA CITY, OKla., June 6. 1 28 i 16 603 | eminent. in mining and governmen- —“It's been a long time between SPECIAL' 23 18 .525 | In attendance at the program com-'said Barber G. M. Luttrell as he| . FANCY Detroit 18 24 429 mittee meeting will be prominent worked on the head of Walton Neu- | Dr‘l’vs Philadelphia 17 24 DOESKIN 366 wes_tA Mining leaders who have been It wasn't until Neumeyer got out | St. Louis 13 29 310 invited to serve on the Alaska com- of the chair and stood his full w RK Hst Gastineau Channel League | d . Pct. ;(Stav,e Chairman); Castleton & his fingers. 0 | 1 800 | Keenan, Seattle, Wash.; W. E. Dun-| «Tye i i “ ’ 4 T've got it,” he said. “You're in all colors 333 ‘émsgg”g'“as“fli Charles Johnson, | pajr T hada hard rock for a bar- joodnews Bay Mining Co., Seattle, pers chair, on the side of a French AIJ— ;;afhnémn" Levensaler, Seattle, | e top. I was the barber for Com- Pl ' pany H, 141st infantry. gof Mining Co.. Chichagof, Alaska: 4 (FORMERLY BIG VAN'S) Frank O'Farrell, g g ' icause you were so tall. S y rrell, Secretary, Alaska| oy 27 of the 250 men of the #15. So. el Db aska; Ernest N. Patty, Presi | v, President and| pojjeay” woods, and Luttrell and DRY KINDLING and San Francisco 31 Hollywood 36 National League 674 Colo. St. Louis 17 & . 524 | will be given attention, and a pro- Brooklyn 20 since 1935. 425 | problems of the mining industry Philadelphia 13 27 roll of 2,083, a reduction of 45 per Fogels ipe “| THIS WEEK'S Pct. | made to have each principal topic S AP 33 8 [Invalid 561 | tal fields. | snips. but I've cut this hair before,” "’va l 21 19 . COTTON 415 mining men from all parts of the meyer. | Washington 15 26 L] invite . wsitors e include: W. A. Castleton neight upward that Luttrell snapped Won Lost % Sanforized Shrunk sl 25 g # 400 kle, Independence Mining Co. An- Tyee Top. The last time I cut your 7 Wash.; H. L. Faulkner, Juneau, Al- hill. You were waiting to go over | J.D. Littlepage, Manager, Chicha- |- »we nicknamed you Tree Top be- Miners Association, Fai - girhariks, Al | company ever came back from the SPRUCE BLOCK o Nowad N against Yugoslavia, won the final - e e — two matches today from England. | For a salad try using canned Yugoslavia defeated Belgium. |vegetable soup. Dilute the soup % \ : . s 3 ¢ 2 .- NOTICE Hereafter The Townsend Club will hold their regular meetings each Tuesday night in the Elks Hall. adv. - The Book ALASKA, Revised and FEnlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00, {with equal portions of water and |stiffen with granulated gelatin. This |saves you buying many vegetables for a dish that requires only a | few. | —— e ——— ‘ The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00, Are Now Halved AMSTERDAM, June 6. — Plague deaths in the Netherlands East In- dies have been almost halved | through the use of a vaccine in- vocal chords to the British Medical Association for $10,000 cash in ad- vance, chords to be delivered after death. 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