The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1939, Page 5

GEE, POLLY, BEIN' Wi SEEM. MARVELOUS EACH MINNIT ! — er in the hole in the American League yesterday afternoon by los- ing a doubleheader to the seventh- place Athletics. 8 GAR WOOD, JR., IN PRESIDENT'S RACE WASHINGTON, Aug. 31. — Gar Wood Jr., son of the vaunted racing master whose feats against time have captivated a generation, re- cently entered the 1939 President’s Cup Regatta which will be held on the Potomac River at Washington, September 22, 23 and 24. Wood set a world record of more than 60 miles per hour for CI ! C outhoards at Richmond recently B TIGERS BEAT RED SOX FOR 15T VICTORY 8 | Take Series Opener Afier Hard Fight-Ted Lyons Back and Wins (Bv Associated Press) The Detroit Tigers yesterday after- moon bunched two hits and two | his opener. Boston's sensational rookie outfielder Ted Williams batted out a homer with two aboard to put the Ted Lyons on Mound Recall of Charles Schanz, Veteran Ted Lyons returned to|handed pitcher, from the Tucson futy yesterday after a sixteen-day |club of the Arizona-T League won kyons allowed only four hits in win- | hing the first game. Joe Krakauskas | held the Sox to seven hits in th walks, and with a Boston error came S I R II Jeals ke Red Sox in the lead in the third in- ning. The homer was Williams’ layoff because of a wrenched ankle | for the balance of the season is an- und pitched the Chicago White Sox | nounced by the Seals. sighteap. | B Browns Down Deeper Lode and placer from behind in the eighth inning to defeat the Red Sox in the series’| twenty-third circuit clout for the xeason. SAN FRANCISCO, cal, Aug. 3 %0 an even break in a doubleheader | Schanz, who has vith the Washington Senators. local club to improve its position in 1e stretch run of the Coast League ‘The Browns dug themselves deep- | for sale at The Empire Office. ace. 0 Home Grocery & American Meat Co. Phone 38 WHITE KING Large Package .. E—C—C—§ New York Mediums NUCOA CORN I'!.AKES 21r'73¢ ' 2fr59¢ 2for4d5¢ ' 3fr29c¢ 699 SCOTCH Four-Fifth Quart AULT GLENN ROSSI—TEACHER‘S—WHITE LABEL—ROYAL CLUB ... $3 ”5 BOURBON 3 YEARS OLD—Four-Fifth Quart !IIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’]IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII Young | ¥ | mission THE DAILY ALASKA EMPiRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, KNOW WOT THAT'S TH' SIGN OF 2 YES, I KNOwW, SEASON OPENS TOMORROW ON UPLAND BIRDS Grouse and Piarmlgan Be-| come Fair Game in S. E. Alaska Grouse and ptarmigan will be fair game throughout Southeast Alaska when the season opens to- morrow, the Alaska Game Com-| announced today. Open season continues until I‘w‘bx\l'\r‘ 28 Bag limit is 15 grouse or 25 migan, or aggregate of both spe Reports to the Game Commission indicate that neither grouse nor ptarmigan are plentiful this s son, Executive Officer fresne said. Hunters for upland birds are re- quired to have a hunting license, ~ | costing $1 for residents and $10 for non-residents. - last | place in the Pacific, ‘eight games, is expected to aid the | loation notices | to “Australia’s future her very ex- Ste- Pointing istence Professor phen South Wales government to teach American history in its schools - eee Try The Empire classifieds | results. perhaps” for HERMLE & THIBODEAU THREEFREE DELIVERIESDAILY 146 PRICES GOOD for FRIDAY & SATURDAY CLOSED MONDAY — ORDER EARLY! CANNING—PEACHES-PRUNES-PEARS — Arriving Tuesday! AMERICAN MEAT COMPANY A. T. KOSKI—Manager Phone 38 Where Quality and Customers Meet ORDER FOR HENS for S!ewing 3Y%-1b. average . FRYERS, Fresll 1Y4-lb. average ....... HAM-Half or Wlmle Gibson's—Hormel's—Swit's POT ROAST BABY BEEF—Fresh—Tender Phene ° HOME LIQUOR STORE ° ' Free Delivery Till 4:30 -— R-U-M Four-Fifth Quart Three Diamond-150 Proof - $3.25 B—E-— Mr. Bosion Decanter, 100 proof $2.25 || OLYMPIA or RAINIER case $3.25 0000000000000 ) Frank Du- i H. Roberts urges the New | 1939. “THAT WE'RE GOING TO RUN OUT OF BASOLINE, SO JUST FILL UP HERE ‘NEWT. e NEW GRIDPANTS | ANGELS WIN [PETITIONS FOR HELP TO PLAYERS ATLANTA Aug 31.—The newest e of football pants is constructed or two-way stretch material which | provides a perfect fit for eve | muscle in the legs and makes tack- | ling difficult. There are no wrinkles| |or sags that provide a fingerhold.! | Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Louisiana State, Georgia and Tennessee among Southern colleges that use the new pmm CHAMPION GIANTS SWAT ALL - STARS | ~ INFOOTBALL GAM Professaonals Make Al Their Points on | F|eId Goals \Ull over San Francisco, winning the game last night with a three-run rally in the ninth inning. Bill Con- | roy hit a homer for the Oaks. CHICAGO, Til, York Giants, football champions, before 81,000 grid fans The Giants scored all points by field goals. N BRANT RETURNING The Bureau of Fisheries vessel | Brant is expected at Juneau this evening from a patrol cruise to | Haines. Phone I Free Delivery TWO DAYS!? .. 28¢C ~$1.25 .. 32C . 25¢c:: €99 Phone |I|III!IJIIII|||I|I|IIIIIIIIII‘elfl[lIIJI]!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|||I||IIIIIIIIIII E-R T ——— " Newsome Plrcnes Padres some limited Sacraniento to seven | hits last night and pitched San | Diego to a victory. to a victory over Hollywood last | night, cutting the idle Seattle Rain- fers’ A\n. 31.—The New, games. The Angels hit for five runs| National Professional| jn the second inning, driving Ard- last night de-|izoia to the showers and sewing up, feated the College All-Stars, 9 to 0| the game. off by rain or inclement weather. Second game seven innings. ». Boston 6; Detroit 7. Seafttle Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento San Diego Hollywood Portland Oakland Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn ... New York Pittsburgh ... Boston ... Philadelphia . New York Boston SRy | 47 Chicago Cleveland Detroit, Washington Phuadelphm IR St. lnuis SHATTUCKS LEAVING led Charlotte to spend several months in travel in the States. They will visit the East Coast and probably attend both fairs. Shattuck, will go with them as far | as Seattle. PAVING HIGHWAY ARE CIRCULATED Petitions asking for paving of the Glacier Highway as far as Men- denhall Glacier are being circulat- ed in Juneau, Don Lozzie, Manager of the Broadway Cab Company, told members of the Chamber of Com- merce at their noon meeting today The Chamber is cooperating in the drive to have the highway paved. ‘The request for paving of the road Lozzie says, contains no criticism of the Public Roads Administration, as cab and bus drivers know the impossibility of keeping the highway in good condition in its present unpaved state. The petition may be | signed at the Broadway Cab office, Lozzie announced. A letter from Delegate Dimond supporting the campaign to have the highway paved and saying it was fully jusitified by the amount of travel over the route was read at today's meeting. Street Cleaning Chamber directors have decided to ask the City Council to provide | equipment to keep all of Juneau's paved streets clean. The directors also voted to have a Chamber ex- | hibit at the Southeast Alaska Fair. GAMES WEDNESDAY | It was announced that data is Pacific Coast League being gathered relative to the pro- Seattle-Portland, rain. 'r’f‘n‘:lw‘;‘y CRp AR 1 %Ry z‘;‘;’l:':;".,":’ s‘;nS;'r‘m[)’c‘;gc“’] . Dr. H. Cline Fixott of Portland, Los Angeles 12; Hollywood 3. Governor of Rotary District 101, s oim) Logene mnity for the resepite given By e given by AUl Nationl Teague: games amlled| i/ ll /o ths prcars Cotttirante lagt May. Robert Schoettler was appointed chairman of the program and at- ’(endance committee of the Cham- ber for the month of September, OVER STARS LAST NiGHT to Victory-Oaks Again Trim S. F. Seals (By Associated Press) After a shaky start, Dick New- Oakland made it two in a row Jesse Flores hurled Los Angeles lead to seven and one-half American League ‘Washington 2, 4; Chicago 5, 3. Philadelphia 9, 2; St. Louis 8, 0. New York 3; Cleveland 4. erett, Washington, where she is a teacher in the high school. e e s | SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES ON REGULAR SCHEDULE Staring next Sunday, the Rev. John A. Glasse today announced the Sunday School classes will take up their work for the winter months in the regular five departments starting at 9:45 o'clock in the Nor- | thern Light Presbyterian Church. The five classes include begin- ners, primary, junior-intermediate, high school and berean, the latter being a class for young people and | adults. STANDING OF CLUBS (Official to date) Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. 92 61 .604 .. 85 69 .552 80 70 533 8 5 510 0 84 455 69 84 451 67 82. .450 69 85 448 Nltlon.l League Won Lost 13 45 68 51 ... 68 55 .. 60 55 .. 89 58 53 63 . 52 66 8 M American League Won Lost 87 36 Pet, 619 572 553 517 504 457 441 .330 . Emnlre Wlnl Ads Blln, llelulu Pet. 107 612 .553 541 525} 424 353 283 68 66 64 53 43 34 55 56 58 72 9 86 FOR EAST TOMORROW, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shattuck are aving tomorrow on the Princess Friday Luncheon at the Baranof BAKED KING SALMON and Drawn Butter Their daughter, Miss Virginia, She is returnlng to Ev- Oldest Bank in Alaska Commercial Safe Deposit Banking by Mail Department The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska Savings Announcing-- There are oodles and gobs and slum-gullions and tons of reasons why you should spend some of your money at IRVING'S MARKET. Please give this ad your undivided attention and Phone 519. [ ] CIGARETTES—$1.19 per carton Luckies—Chesterfields—Camels —Old Golds Raleighs, Tipped and Plain L] 25 LBS, SPUDS—63¢ U. 8. Graded—No. 1's [ ] 14 CANS MILK—$1.00 Borden’s—Carnation—Darigold “BORDEN'S MILK IS BEST OF ALL— ] TUNA FLAKES—2 regular size cans—29¢ ] 3-1b tins—CRISCO or SNOWDRIFT—5%¢ [ ] IRVING’S INDEPENDENT MARKET—PHONE 519 Offers you SPECIALS you can’t afford to miss. ] 2 1bs BUTTER—63¢ There is no better grade of butter sold in Juneau. ] 6 tins—HOT SAUCE—25¢ [ ] % No. 1 tins—Libby's CORN BEEF—39¢ n 6 cans—Libby’s DEVILED MEAT—25¢ Don't compare these prices with an inferior unknown brand. ] 2 dozen EGGS—69¢ Large—Fresh—Co-op Eggs ] Save this ad—these nrices are good until Friday nite, September 8th. L] 10 cans—VEGETABLES—97¢ TAKE YOUR CHOICE Corn—String Beans—Hominy—Sauerkraut . s 2 rolls—WAX PAPER—33¢ 125 feet a All prices subject to change without notice. L] SWFT'S PREMIUM HAM—!% or whole—33¢ Ih ‘Tenderized L] SWIFT'S LEAN or FAT BACON—29¢ Ib. [ ] T-BONE STEAK—35¢ Pound | STEW MEAT—2 lbs.—25¢ [} ROUND STEAK—35¢ Pound - [ ] LOIN PORK ROAST—27c Pound [ ] SIRLOIN STEAK—35¢ Pound PHONE 519 >