The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 21, 1939, Page 2

9 THL DAILY ALASKA EMPIR}; THURSDAY SEPT. 21, ‘)3‘) V. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU BIG GAME WIN"ERS — Fran(e Draws F"S' Blood ‘1 HAI.'BUTERS i:ss.jc_»go; plc::l‘r;]d; ;;;E fi?: lr?-o:n:j{g THE WEArtER (AN BIG LEAGUE FLAG SHY, SEATYLE e =< v Along the Weslern Fronl N e Forecast for Juneau and vicinily, bagimning at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 2 l v SEATTLE, Sept. 21.—Seven hali- | o vee™ mai " with the Geological I « | . buters arrived from the western|'g ey grrived jn Juneau this banks today and sold as !u.li\\\ 14 afternoon -from Whitehorse. aboard Columbia 40,000 pounds, 11% and | "% Forecast for Southeasv Alaska: Part i — R — L o2 v N - ek D helsen 40,090 | ® Pacific Alaska Airways plape. He ! over Friday LON GRAHAM : . A ) 3 914 cents a pound; Chelsea 40,000 % ToC0 F ‘ By DILLON GF M fum Giants; Hubbell 22, Melton 20 1 pounds, 12% and 9 cents; Alten | sailipg south this evening on th: s : . 5 3 i fh ey Editor,_AT_Featare Srrvice “'Hf Giants; Hubbell 26 3 § 40,000 pounds, 12 and 10% cents North, Cia_s,t‘ = wu » : l‘lg; gm»{-»wmmlko e ) Noronna 24,000 pounds, 10% to D TS Forecast of winds along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska NEW YORK, Sept. 21 Does. a | 5 ’“""*-_D*fln 30 P . 10, cents: Oboapus 9060 pounds, LOLA’S BEAUTY SHOP i o Tide to 3 : Di En- | team have to have a 20-game pitcher | 1933 Giants; Hubbell 23 E S 12, to 10% cents; Federal 21,000 Will be claged..irom ySept.y#l to ince 1o sinig ) to in & penuantt The Mnerifll 1o O e Sk \ pounds, 10% and 10 cents; Corona 'about Oct,.15. g adv League says ves. No, says the Na-|1931 Cards; (No 20-game winners) ’ N bt S VAT ok L tional League {1980 Oardg 4 N N R\ O I T G SIS R T BB RS 111 X 7 | S R - 11929 Cubs;Mal LOCAR DATA Baschall history shows that every e ; S A 11928 Cards; Sherdel 21, Haines 20| e 1 umiiy w o American, ooy rlag-winner o the | ioyr g S % - ’ Royal Beanty Salon [REES 1L, yeals D | 1926 Cards; Rhem, 20 3 g S 3 n. | o ks wio topped 10 faves. {020 SRS RAMR XL, : & : Wave ¢ Dulstanding Over on the senior circuit 11 of the | 10 Gianec i \ a T)mualmvswewom- 17 victors listed one of these select- 1923 Giants: P L - ‘ ) 3 circle flinger 1922 Giants. ) an in every gathering am | PBut while a big game-winner un- & st / { B that stands out for her doubtedly helps, he doesn't i | A ik beauty and eharm. To- pennant. For instance, there was . B day it is impossible ito case of Cincinnati in 1923, The Reds ¢ b A ) =~ look your hest,with. un- had Luque with 27 victories, Dono- " £ ;i Kept hair.. A ROYAL ;m with 21"de R;x(f*v with :lm Yet g STRASBO ity Balot oAtk en Yincinnati finished four and one- s A1f games behind the Giants. The , NEIGHBOR ’ . p 8 ; 'y _P“e"e“‘tm“ iy Giants didn’t have a single pitcher | | Telephone 713 or write P i they're, outstanding in over the 16-game figu 1 The Alaska Territorial style and beapty; afnd, Most baseball experis feel that | Employment Service ¢ RG too, llu:'hr:npri;;; right. e a team must have a pair of pitch- for this qualified worker ers who between them can win " around 40 games. That was the ° 2 case with the Cubs last year. Bill| SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER | D \ ) h(‘ “QY/‘L Beanty Salon Lee, with 22 triumphs, was Chi-|—Female, :ingle, age 23. , Well ¢ AR EARLY sMiTH ETHEY, POWELL cago's only pitcher over the 20-|trained in up-to-date secretarial . X § & mark, but Clay Bryant was just shy | school. Operates latest office ma- \ Owner-Qperator Hajr-Stylist of that figure with 19 | chines. High speed dictation and ¢ o L N e - I e Cincinnati this year has the re-|typing. Several months practical ex- . = quisite number of extremely suc-{perience. Attractive appearance Map, shows general Jocation ol fiust brench drives across the ¢ f 4 ¥ G . cessful pitchers. Bucky Walters has | Available for temporary or perma- border, Eurgundy Gate, at,south end, is a valley running from France bt 1 v A S poa sy e ¢ latitud already hit the 20-game circle and | nent po;mun to the Black, Forest., Moselle Valley, at north end, is another natural Kgr . (rRge o Paul Derringer is close behind. The | P - 3 i v (, > 1 € of 29 inches & entry into Germany. ¥t ,was in the latter area that most of the fight- rar ), longitude 156 - d and an iy Cardinals probably, will not be able | W 4 """N koe |l le 47 degrees, 1 1 0 - ok %" to add up 40 or even 35 victories | ing was reported, as wan in.the west entered its second week. nd Pelcop ver the interior A k 1 n ritor ); il from any two of their flingers. And UNIIED S AIES Map also indicates one reason why major offensives were slow in pressure wa t wdi f 8 ¢ the same goes for any of the other getting under way—there’s a broad strip of “no man’s land” between er ha : ring the p 3 over the interior gopioorienit clubs. “ow "AGS ElKS the main, fortifications of the Maginot and Siegfried lines, and this Alaska, while clouc wd I alled L e ' In the American League Red| territory must be cleared out before an assault on the lines themselves A Southeast ask h I oy v N Ruffing seems a sure bet to win 20| can be made, Exact location of lines is a military secret outheast Alasks for the fourth straight year. Young . . | Atley Donald may also slip through Informahon on Hablfs ’S Yellowstone National Park herd, il 1fyou want tea you can take pride to cop 20. The Boston Red Sox, hot | ally in the feed lines the govern- | 1,,ga5 on the North American con- | in serving, insist on Schil on the Yankees' trail, apparently will Alm Of GOVemmem ment maintaing . yarious par tinent, and join that elk lodge. J ¢ AN e v e i vinter shel ompare the exquisiti not have a 20-game winner, Tommy the west, in the winter and when | "y, 410 end when death comes the - pate the cxquisite lavor. of Bridges and Bob Feller are probable : Agenis they do their ear marker will identi- | ;,yernment, will know how long this choice tea! Compate its clear, 20-gamers but Detroit and Cleveland fy them. Each time the marker|,. jijveq and how he died—whether fragrant, refreshing goodness! appear too far back to figure in the | y AU comes under, scrutify the time and | o punter's bullet, disease or old You'll nevet know tea at its et ¥ By ROBERT GEIGER place will be recorded and the gov- | .-, o championship. A age. best unul you try Schilling Tea. Here are the last 17 pennant-win- AP Feature mervice Writer ernment thus will have a pretty ——— e ners and their 20-or-over pitchers:| GREAT FALLS, Mont., Sept. 1.— good diary of an elk’s life. ? Wt American League { The. private life of an elk would s A 1 i FOOD SALE Year Team Pitching Record 'be a lot easier to pry into if elk The elk may even wander many| gastern Star Food sale, Saturday 1938 ; Ruffing, 21 lived in bowls like gold fish. Their Miles to the south, over toward the at Hollmann’s Drug Store. adv. 19 iy | <Ly o ol Ly ;'IllllflllflllflilllllIIIlmflIInIllII|IlllHmIflINIlHIlllllllllllllllllllflllIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII!Ih\IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIflIIIIIIIIll'flllIfllmmllllmllfflllffllllfl| = 1935 Tigers; Bridges 21 | forests. 1934 Ty Rowe 24, Bridges 22 No exceptions are the elk in the 1933 Senators; Crowder 24, White- | Lewis and Clark National Forest in hill 22 Montana where game experts of the 1932 Gomez 24 U, S. Forest Service want to know 1931 etics; Grove. 31, Earnshaw | more about their traveling, their 21, Walberg 20 | love-making and eating habits and 1930 Athletics; Grove 28, Earnshaw | the state of their health. 22 |+ So when snows started to joelt 1929 Athletics; Earnshaw 24, Grove | this summer in Sun River territory 20 | 90 miles west of Great Falls, Mont,, 1928 Yankees; Pipgras 24, Hoyt 23|Chief Ranger A. J. Cramer had a 1927 Yankees; Hoyt 22 job of work on his hands. He was 1926 Yankees; Pennock 23 assigned to locate a number of baby 1925 Senators; Johnson 20, Cove-|elk; carefully place a metal tag on leski 20 |an ear and turn them loose with- 1924 Senators; Johnson 23 out harm. 1923 Yankees; Jones 21 The, numbers on the tags were invaded a kittens’ 1922 Yankees; Bush 26, Shawkey 20| recorded. As the elk grow to matur- A Txeofaenh was r}:fl"o“ll‘% fi:c’;t)efid XEET.-;}:;E '!l":z,;(ymem are part of a National League | ity their meanderings will be dis- tea party at Castlehayes, PIVWDIOT, T (L €500, and owned by Mrs. Year Team Pitching Record | closed to game experts for the ani- litter of six pure Siamese Fernley Slee. 1938 Cubs; Lee 22 mals are bound to show up occasion- RADIO REPORTS FOREST WEATHER SYNOPSIS Juneau il Did You Hear President Roosevelt Speak to Congress Today? T O —-A large group enjoyed President Roose- velt’s message to Congress in the lobby of the GASTINEAU HOTEL this morn- ing. I e P U U MODES of she MOMENT.| | ATTENTION - CARPENTERS! by Adelaide Kerr MR. JOSEPH FLAKNE will speak at Fri- day’s meeting. Your attendance urged. ART PETERSON, Secretary. 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