The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1940, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940. " DUEL FOUGHT 'illllllllllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlII|Illlllllllllllllllllllll|||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII|Il||IIIlllIIIIHIIlIIIllIIlIIIHIIlIIIIIIIIHI|I/}y“lII]HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’I BY DITCHERS, = NEW COATS IN A SPECIAL MONTH-END sacks of sugar per acre o[ sug« } 'or one beets was obtained from a Cah- S A I l I : * Rookie HurIs Portland fo| fornia farm, which claimed | world record, | ; Win OvrLos Aacles | Troul; Three o AT % SR I Wednesday Night | . Anglers Muff SALE! The season’s newest silhouettes and smartest de- tails . . . Fashion hits everyone of them . . . and we are (By Associated Press) passing the BIG SAVINGS ON TO YOU! There was a pitcher's duel in the Pacific Coast League last mghl ' Fishermen Have Expensive Flight fo Lake, Fresh- water Bay Area his teammates g zmd when the smoke had ch\u d | away Portland had beaten | Lefty Sekite Thirty dollars for a trout abo San Francisco and Seattle split 12 inches long. Expensive trout Won Lost Pet. zens be(we!n 16 and 60 years 4 ] of age and becomes operative when necesn:y > | | Cleveland Boston Detroit New York Pmladclplua Compulsory Military In Sweden | cardboard for use as oil containers. \ Hand embroidery engages 25,000 workers in Funchal, Madeira. Em-| | broidered articles are the li]’“lds | chief npon trade item. ( - e LONDON, April 25—A Brit- ish news agency dispatch re- ceived this morning from Stock- helm, said the Swedish Riks- dag has adopted a compulsory military service law. RS The law applies to all citi- Today’s news today in The Empire. | N\\N\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\“"lllll"""IIIIII/I/I/I/////I/I//// NI, | “CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME” THIS WHISKEY IS VoW - LIRS 01D/ Ask for Old REG. 14.95—17.95 11.50 | | Angeles. Forrest Orrell, rookie, starting his first game in the leag the Angels only \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ while six off LT ez AN N\ BN Sunny Brook at Package Stores KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 93 PROOF (.opyrighr 1940, National l)millers Products Corp.. N. Y. ///////////// General Eiecetrice Meeis Present Market with Finest Line of Refrigerators Ever Built and Sweeping Price REDUCTIONS! |a doubleheader, the Rainiers com- | ing from behind to win the opener |and the Seals taking the night- | cap Scoring five runs in the ninth |inning last night off three hits |and three errors, San Diego de- | feated Oakland. The score was | knotted until the ninth frame Sacramento made it two strai; | over Hollywood by taking the | 1ast night. Tony Frietas hurled | hit ball GAMES WEDNESDAY i Coast League Los Angeles 2; Portland 3. Sacramento 5; Hollywood 1. San Diego 6; Oakland 1 San Francisco 4, 7; Seattie 6, ) National League New York 5; Philadelphia 2. Chicago 9; Pittsburgh 4. Boston 6; Brooklyn 8. St. Louis-Cincinnati flooded o' American League New York 9; Philadelphia 4. Washington 9; Boston 6. Cleveland 6; St. Louis 4 Detroit 2; Chicago 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League Lost Pet Oakland .640 - with his two fishing $2.50 an inch. But three local fishermen who flew into a hidden lake near Fresh- water Bay yesterday afternoon ex- pecting to fill their creels say they are not sorry Fred Jaegel, who caught the 12 inch rainbow on salmon eggs, the > catch of the afternoon’s fish- exhibited the $30 trout last ht after returning from the lal partners, Art audin and Jim O'Neil, in a § t made by Johnny Amundsen at $10 per person Too early in the season is the excuse given by the anglers. Ice is reported still on the edges of the lake, and the water is too fresh to permit of good fishing, Other local fishermen need nof be jealous of not catching a kolden rainbow, for the two nim- apparently intending to re turn for a more successful trip, still ‘refuse to divulge the exact location of the lake where trout are reported to abound. - JOE JACOBS IS STRICKEN s, e T ARK STARTS years, died last night of a sudden attack of the heart. Jacobs was in a doctor’s office seeking relief at the fime he was stricken and dled REG. 19.75—25.00 15.50 SIZES 11-42 ALL SALES FINAL No Approvals BLACK Styles for eve ored and dres B.M. BEHRENDS Co Quality Since 1887 will perils the lives of those children, we Tacoma Indignation Arcused | News Tribune | ficia send it up to them by freight.” 1, the Tacoma | Seattle of- | als for tl hospitality. | 'Senale Approves Bill of Alaskan NEW STRIFE IN SEATTLE Big Fight Is Caused About! Alaska-bound Craft- Tacoma Riled 583 542 500 480 440 435 375 | san Diego Seattle Los Angeles Sacramento | Hollywood Portland San Francisco |“The Satkos are not without friends H H ' in Tacoma who will see them | For Indlan e p through ,” said * the newspaper. il “There are enough crooks and graft- | ers loose in Seattle to the police| WASHINGTON, April 25. — The courts busy without grabbing pas-- | Senate has passed and sent (o sersby from Tacoma.’ the House a bill to pay Dr. Hugh Tacoma radi> station KVI has|Nicholson $3,300 for medical treat- started a donation campaign Lo aid | €Dt rendered to Indian wards at the Batkok. Sitka from 1929 to 1935. Said indignant father Satko to| Seattle officials, “I'm their father and have been ponsible for their | well-being all their lives, Who are you to step in?” | | SEATTLE, April 25—Court ac- DD C— | SALE o oy o oty sestings_ srougne v spun | OF HATS the Odessey of Paul Satko, ex-mar- | by Franciscan missionaries many | joe Ke"y’ Haberdash" ine who with his wife and seven|years ago are responsible for peach children are on their way to Cook | trees which bloom each spring on | Next to Winter & Pond Inlet, Alaska, in their topheavy |the floor of Canyon de Chelly, m[ home-made boat the Ark. the remote Navajo Indian reser- | :l}:]zl;;ip“{;nal:t Aé:u;::m:ngml:‘a:s‘ Satko is at liberty under $25 bail | vation, Arizona and yesterday afternoon banged OHL‘JILU being arrested yesterday on a| >-ee two doubles and a single in five charge of resisting an officer, when trips at the plate. But his heavy Isix pollcem_en scwedajufemle cqun bombardment was not sufficient to | °r4€r on him to release his six minor 4 te i th rt. stop the Cleveland Indians who won children to ks qystoqy of Waouks hei d straight . Has Legal Backing thelr second straight game over| g of the gatko children are in a the Browns. The Indians movtd detention home, and another child, into first place in the American aged 4, is aboard the Ark. Satko is League as the Boston Red SoX|p,cxeq by a legal staff provided by dropped down with a defeat from|.; qefense committee organized in the* Washington Senators. | Tacoma last night, which is prepar- Dodgers Keep Winning | ed to go to court to fight Judge Long The Brooklyn Dodgers continued ywhose hobby is child welfare.” The their victory parade by coming| committee’s legal defense has had from behind to defeat the Bostonqm hearing case postponed until Bees. |Monday, and the police court hear- Lee Getting in Form |ing for Satko also set over. Big Bill Lee, who beat Pittsburgh | Start Public Subscription five out of six games last sea-| Capt. John Fox, Secretary of the son, picked up where he left off |Seattle Local of the Masters, Mates and yesterday stcered Chicago fo|and Pilots, who yesterday asked the a victory. | juvenile authorities to take the Sat- Giants Win Again ko children away from their parents The New York Giants took their |to prevent their going to Alaska in secend straigh: contest from the | the allegedly dangerous craft, offered #“iillies. to start a public subscription fund Horzers Win Game {for the Satko's. The Yankees demonstrated their| His idea is to raise enough money romé run artistry yesterday,| !0 send the ex-marine and his fam- toucning four Philadelphia pitca- |1y to Alaska by steamship. Said ers for a bunch of circuit clouts. :‘:’é'“"» Lsk;efl:s:::v::‘;];l;l}(]:tpi:h;e ——.—-——— Eight Presidents of the United . States were born British subjects— ! Washington, John Adams, Jeffer-|! son, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy | Adams Jackson and W. H. Harrison. DOUGLAS-Coliseum B e Thursday ond Friday WARNER BAXTER in A, B. CAIN Democratic candidate for Rep-| RETURN OF THE CISCO KID ———————— adv. By CLIFF STERRETT | PASSES AWAY CLEVELAND GOES INTO ing Circles Dies Sud- denly Seekmg Aid lEAD Spo' NEW YORK, April 25. — Joe Alan S'I'ange FOfmer Se- Jacobs, 44, manager of heavyweight Tony Galento and legendary fig- 1 g ta"le Shonsop, can' Stem Defeat ure in buxmg circles for many| (By Associated Press) Alan Strange, former Seattle that’s the 1 | Brooklyn | Cincinnati | Pittsburgh New York Chicago | Philadelphia St. Louis Boston National League Won Lost Pet. 0°: 1,000 0 Yooo 150 500 375 333 200 000 Legendary Figure in Box . : ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. PHONE 616 American Leulle WlN WITH A REPUBLICAN For Services — Not Excuses FRANK A. BOYLE Candidate for AUDITOR OF ALASKA Subject to Democranc Primary Election, April 30, 1940 H. S. 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