The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1939, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939. By CLIFF STERRETT | board to give Reed necessary aty | tention. 1§ ] GEO[OGISI IS Also on board the outbound plan I“JURED. DR | were Georgia Littlepage and Jean Ilttl?pflze also for Chichagof, and DAWES .l.o AlD | M. Tomko for l;um i | SimmOHS Flies Medi(o 10 No ball game tonight between the. Chichagof-John Reed 3™ ™ Acine " Presiaent Prank | Heinke, after seeing “a soaked ball’ Hurts Shoulder 160" thia, aetetiinot 1 i v i The Moose and Douglas weré John Reed, u S. Survey Geolo- | scheduled for their second meeting gL!t doing work in the Chichagof | of the second half tonight, but | mining district, fell from a bluff‘uheflvy rainy las tnight and thl& nmr the Chichagof power house morning has made the field a se. | and dislocated a shoulder, accord-|of mud. |ing to a radio received here last R R A 3 | night. DR. STEVES. CHIROPODIST, % Shell Simmons took off this af- |gives quick relief to paining feety | The Book ALASKA. Revised lnl’ ternoon in the AAT Lockheed for Offlce. 10 Valentine Bufldinx Phone, Enlarged, Now On Slle. 3100 | the mine with Dr. L. P. Dawes on | 648. advy LESSEE ---HE'S THAT EXTREME VEGETARIAN WOT YEAH , DON'T BELIEVE_IN 80.1 USIN' NO CRITTER NOTICE--- FER HUMAN NEEDS. Senalors Win SEATTLEIS | 77 « ROURR COMTRR | Philadelphia 8; Boston 6 FOUND "o Fu“ . . ‘ Over Yankees WINNER IN peatc ot s | FOR AAT PILOT Is Killed in | In 1 ( Onle“ 1 5 IMM'NGS?;":Z 2% Simmons Returns from Se-| Mldge‘ Evem DEVLIN’S WHITE COATS Washable Rayon Sharkskin $4.95 Soft White Wools in a variety of styles $3.95 Sizes 12-20 [Racer Snyder STANDING OF CLUBS National Lewgu Piloting an airplane—any air- |driver, who finished second in the $SOC PRESS | (By ASSOCIATED PRES: " 9 By SERUCIATEN: TREAR) Ghicego.. y i 581 pons, Alaska Air Transport pilot Oakland 500 & A |San_ Diego o alfle-Likes Flying Bet- ‘ ’“““YW‘”" 456 . EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, June 30.— | Dufch Leonard First Hurl- Portland BumpsSa1 Diego! roriiand w1 ferthan Whoopee-dip fuummy snoaer.of Lon Anscies - | Sacramento 3 & Is- o er fo Silence New York- | -Oaks Defeat Seals egue dtvr, who Tinished ssoon 1 he | H ek - ‘| planp, in any kind of weather, ecoration Day auto classic at In- | ers This Season Angels Scoreless | cincinnau o 33| B where, anytime-_is much better dianapolis, was Kill vesterday in a New Yok 85 556 | {han the roller coaster “whoopee- midget auto race here. : sdictable Washington | Seattle beat Sacramento last - £ e ummmf,.“f?fu (Vashington | ight in a 15 inning game which | Brookiyn 3 3 4% who retumed to Juneau yesterday pElI(A" ("’v kot was nip and tuck. Dick Barrets |Eittsburgh 1 466 afternoon with the Lockheed sea- oG BeM OF T | Boston % 417| blane and six passengers after scv-{ tionally known automobile 1n|m. SRR ! S iig) /| Stilals n 930 Gip,” in the opinion of Shell Sim-| e in their private rivalry | Pitched airtight ball. Philadelphia 19 83 L551 chiten 1A Beatiln wiving - 8 g the first game of a sterday in twelve innings before getting shut out in the six inning nightcap. Dutch Leonard, veteran knuckle- Driving young Joe Gonzales off the mound in the fourth inning, Portland defeated San Diego to (take a 2 to 1 lead in the seven r, became the first hurler to, * the Yankees this season. m to seven hits. second game, Rookie Atley Donald held the Senators to three! hits. Minus the services of venerable Connie Mack, who was n with an attack of acute stion, the Athletics rapped hits to overcome the Boston Red Sox rday. Bob Johnson batted in four runs, once with two on bases on his eleventh | game series. Ad Liska held the Padres to four blows last night. Bill Fleming, Hollywood pitching ace, held Los Angeles to three hits ! last night to shut out the Angels. | Hugh Lyman's single scored Bill Raimondi with the deciding run in the ninth inning last night as Oak- land defeated the San Francisco Seals. The contest was enlivened by wrangling which resulted in the | ejection of Al Wright, Seals’ Man- ager, Johnny Vergez, coach and Bill Kenworth of the Oaks in the ninth inning. American League Won Lost Pct. ship a complete overhaul. While on the Outside, Simmons New York 49 1 178 | visited friends through the North- Boston 33 23 589 | west. In Portland, he experienced Cleveland 33 29 532 his first ride on an amusement Detroit 33 30 524 | park roller coaster. Chicago 31 20 517 “Never again!" Simmons said em- Philadelphia 25 31 403 | phatically today, discussing his ex- 25 41 379 | perience with veteran Marine Air- 18 4“4 .290 ways pilot Alex Holden, who inci- Gastineau Channel League dentally doesn't like roller coasters (Second Half) himself. Won Lost Pet. “It's a wonder more people don't Douglas 1 [] 1.000 Jjust plain die of heart attack on Moose 1 1 .500 | those things,” Shell said. “You're Elks 0 1 000 flying, but you're doing everything Simmons made the flight from % you shouldn’t do in an airplane. HARTNEII FOU“D Seattle yesterday in seven hours i I didn't like it." GROWING FAST Population “About 300" Over Weekends — An- other Beer Parlor Pelican City, on Lisianski Inlet, where there was “nothing” last vear, has a population of some- where around 300 on week-ends this summer during the fishing season, according to Henry Roden, President of the Pelican Cold Stor- age project, now in the building stage. With the major building work WHITE GARBARDINE SLACKS ONE GROUP in the much desired high waisted style. Beautifully tailored. Zippered. Sanforized. 2.95 ANOTHER GROUP fastens with rows of white pearl buttons. Also Sanforized Sizes 10-20. 1095 WHITE HATS WHITE STRAW and FELT DRESS HATS in the new wide \ 2.95 BASEBALL THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Brown's effective relief pitc saved the second game of the doubleheader for the Chicago! Los Angeles v, Hollywood 6. White Sox after the St. Louis| Portland 4; San Diego 3. Browns won the opener. | oOakland 3; San Francisco 2. | Seattle 6; Sacramento 5, fifteen | innings. and ten minutes flying time. : ccmpleted for the cold storage, EYE o“ IRIP EAST Aboard the ship with him were dockr,’ and adjacent buildings, wogrk {Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sager, Georgla g ;ou jrogressing on completion WHITE FELT HATS IN A WIDE VARIETY l 95 o w | Littlepage, Jean Littlepage, Glenn S 3 = " CHICAGO, IlI, Junc 30.—Manager | Goudie, and Goudie's mother, Mrs, | °f POWer lines, Roden said, with the Pelican sawmill turning out Leo the Lion Hartnett of the cham- J. E. Goudie, who is making her about 10,000 feet of lumber every pion Cubs didn’t find his home rui first trip to Alask: d whi b Jo aaRh, 8 NI IRER) Ay, A NEW SHIPMENT OF BROWN AND WHITE SADDLE OXFORDS that will batting eye until the Bruins swung up yesterday for her first flight m through the East. By hitting hom- | an airplane. The dam and most of the flume, take you smartly and comfortably through the holiday 2 9 ° ers in Brooklyn, New York and Bos-| Mrs. Goudie will spend the sum- Vabout 700 feet long, has been com- ton, Gabby became the first Nation- | mer visiting with her son and Pleted with workmen now concen- —————— L. O. O. M. meeting tonight at 8 ek in Odd Fellows’ Hall. In- National League on. All members are request-| Boston 8; New York 2. ed to attend. ' Chicago 7; St. Louis 6. It Costs So Little to Dress Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. ; L g Smartly at ("Since 185757) * Exin Sick. President I BREWERS OF RAINIER BEER IN WASHINGTON PHONE 338 Heading for Prince William Sound to continue their Forest Service survey of Alaska peat deposits, Dr.| A. P. Stokes, peat expert of the | Bureau of Chemistry and Soils of | the Department of Agriculture, and R. R. Robinson, Junior Forester, are leaving tomorrow on the Mount McKinley for the Westward. -~ Later the two will go over the Alaska Railroad route into the In- terior for further study. They have already visited Southeast Alaska peat bogs, ™ - The Book ALASKA Bevlsed and' Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. *> THE OLD FAVORME | . ® CORNED BEEF ° and Cab] SATURDAY hAu‘l"” BARANOTF QUALITY’S THE REASON Bl IIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII||l||III||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIll||lIIllllllIIIIIlIIIIII!!IIIIIIIII!IIIIII|IIIII|IiIIiIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'E = al League player to register a home: | daughter-in-law. Her home is in trating on a half mile of power in three different ball parks this| Seattle. | lined | . a recent announcement that an- ‘Emes' Geh"ng § ottt >Blasx saciok alll b gulid e (Hlsox 'l'o plAY | shortly in addition to the one al- "IGHT B EBAll" IS Gues' Here Roden returned to his Juneau | offices last night with Marine i o' joe Kendlers Airways after spending three days , dent J. Louis Comiskey of the Chi- B ; : Ernes h 3 cago White Sox announces that m Geh'::;t g:m; mgo Prisrw:;l;r::":;e ‘ | jor league night baseball would be | i pf » | North Coast, is the house guest of { fabgems:i:“{m American League | MF: 2nd Mrs. Joe Kendler on Gla- 2 granted the request of the White|® i ik “ EN EVENINGS I an organizer and leader* of the lights at Comiskey Park and that|gyic Colony of Washington angd SEE OUR WINDOWS ‘the work would start immediately. | Ajacka and is known as an ardent i and also represents the Swiss Jour- {PEAT INVESTIGATION | nai of sen Francisco. He visited Southeast Alaska in |while traaveling in the Northland WESTWARD, INTERIOR | According to Mr. Genring, eruise on the Alaska waters makes a most ideal and restful vacation trip. He progressing developments of the noorth, especially of Juneau, and hoper o ke Kk, in the Modern Manner! ——————— T an Emoie s o SLACKS BUSCH COATS 2.“0 SUMMER CLASSICS: Clever "“Busch” Coats — Farmerettes Right when you need them most—All at a feature price. Gabardines, crashes, year. “Proof” of Pelican’s growth lies in ready there. CHICAGO, Ill, June 30—Presi- | on the cold storage project. |given Chicago fans starting pmb"Washingmn, who arrived on the Sox club for permission to instali | Copenr, M Gehring has been worker in social and welfare work To BE (om'"um I" 1935 and has made many friends . TOGS is highly impressed of the ever- PLAY . future vacation place. SLACK SUITS Zipper Slacks—Two-Piece Slack Suits- cottons. Prints, pastels, solid colors. SHIRTS SPORT 1.00 Co. Inc. CLEVER SPORT SHIRTS Multi - colored stripes or solt pastels. Cotton prints and crashes. > Ui al the— - HOME GROCERY Phone 146 — AMERICAN MEAT CO0. Phone 33— HOME LIQUOR STORE Phone 699 Where the BIG FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SALE is still in progress as told in the big ad on June 23. Sale Continues Through Tomorrow IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllmllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlIlIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIUIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl!llllllllllllllIlIIIlIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIlllIullIIIlllfl M. BEHRENDS QUALITY SINCE 1887 i i