The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1941, Page 5

SANTA CLARA IS LOSERTO OREGON 21-19 Game Played on Slippery Field Before Armistice | Day Crowd of 16,000 Nov. 12 12,1941 PORTLAND, Ore,, hree accurate place kicks for points after touchdowns by Ore- gon's utility Iull!’)m'k. Jimmy New | Oregon a victory yes- | of 21 to 19 over| quist, gave afternoon Clara. game was field before scored terc T'he played on a slip- | 16,000 two spectators touchdown: touchdown in pery Oregon in the first the third period. attacks and game, and one started the ted until the! producing three | sitors but two | failed Passing in third period end of the touchdowns for the attempts -e ouH 12, conversion BLACKSBURG, Va., Nov Mel Jeffries, the publicity director, | ome good-natured vibbing on | artorial elegance when Vir-| ginia Tech entertained sports writ- at the annual fall open-house. | ‘Waiy, Mel even i on his clothes,” Tech athletic Jeffries foot took er gets publicity said Monk | director. ‘ ed back, team 1| “" McCahill fo Mc(Cahill as Pass Made . | MILWAUKEE, Wis,, Nov. 12— | Away back in 1919 Capt. Irv Lang- hoff of Marquette caught his own pass for a 20-yard gain against | North Dakota. Halfback Bob McCahill, flip- |ping a short pass behind the line to la mate coming around against this year, did the same ng but with less success. The bounced off the receiver's back into McCahill's mitts nes nger be,” had wouldn't to clothes h | Kansas | thi ands loss. Mrs. Stone, - You're Nexi | i | SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., Nov, TNow‘ we assume, it's up to Mrs. | Everett. Stohe. | Two years ago Mr. Stone {scored an ace on the 16th hole at | the Scottsbluff Country Club. Mrs, “Stone duplicated her band’s performance, Late this season Stone scored another ace on the same hole. | Friends expect the same |the missus. ———————— PARROTT&CO.SEATTLE WASH. r~— hus- FLY! Fly for Pleasure from FOOTBALL RESTLES The following are scores Hunt or fish, near and far, in your own plane or in one which you have rented. Learn the Modern Sport! of Aviation is not expensive. } | football games played yesterday There’s more pleasure per flf:emanfo g L ar i i rmy H avy 7. am dollar in flying. it Bkt Santa Clara 19; Oregon 21. College of Pacific 0; Fresno State SOME GUESSER MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 12. Mrs., Oneida Lehman is only the secretary to the Marquette Univer- Start Preparing for Your Private l'Aicense " It'sEasy At Alaska School of H sity coaching triumvirate—but each Afl'ollallllcs, Inc' week she walks off with the pot in P. O. Box 2187 Phone Black 769 ”heir weekly office football guess- JUNEAU ing pool ——————— "z e TR 2 e B Aind 5 ind he was tossed for a four-yard | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CARD POWER ROUTS TROJA i e | airmailed from Los Angeles to Empire. 'DEER, ALREADY DEAD, ANSWERS HUNTER'S CALL 'Big Buck, Stone Cold, Re- | sponds Immediately W. | Johnson Whistles | | After a four-day deer trip in (hr1 devil’s club and blueberry thickets lof Point Retreat, Brownie-the-Bar- i ber was back in town today with a Gargantuan tale which makes the Pied Piper of Hamlen look like a | pre-eyed piker compared with Wayne Johnson, the hero of 1!}1‘0\‘/1110'5 story. | The Piper, you remember, was the | medieval gent who whistled the rats away. ‘Johnson is the gent who | was sitting peacefully on the bank | {of a steep slope Sunday, making noises calculated to attract a deer, only to have one bounce over the bank and drop dead at his feet | “S'help me!” says® Brownie. Wayne is silting . there with his| all, making a few plaintive | notes and wishing to: heck hed | stayed home out.of the rain. Then | | this big buck bounds ' through |||«‘| | thicket and rclls over in front of | ‘Mm. colder than Mendenhall.” | Jchnson, not oné to. look a gift| |deer in the molars, promptlly] icleaned the buck, with Brownie's iam, and packed st back to the| | d n Point Retreat -lighthonse, where| they found the otheér members of | their party, Lou Hudson and Woody | Triplett, slightly downcast. | “I jump this beattiful buck in| a thicket up the 'hill,” Triplett ex-| plains mournfully, “and I aim right between his horms so as not to spoil the head. I notice one of his horns is slightly deformed, like a shepard's crook. I fired and down goes the buck and I lean my' zun against a tree and walk over to cut his throat. But the darned animal hops up and dashes away. All I find of him is a piece of fur— this little triangle patch from where | my -bullet creased Him.” “And the deer breaks right by| me and I miss my shot,” Lou adds.| ‘What lousy luck!” “This is where the light dawns| suddenly,” Brownie . explained to-| day. “Sure enough, Johnson’s deer| 1as a hook in its horn and the| vatch of fur fits neatly on his| head betwee nthe horms. That deer | just didn’t know when he was dead.” And since Johnson packed th animal down the mountain—well, tonight. e Subscribe to the Daily Alaska ! Empire—the paper with the largest! paid circulation. Stanford turned on her power in the early stazes ¢’ her game with the University of Southern California Trojans, played last Saturday after- n before 75,600 fans gathered in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Above photo shows Willard Sheller, Red fullback, plunging over for the first Standord score, Max Green, Trogan guard, futily trying to stop his forward progress. The Reds won, 13.0. International News Photo, FLIERS AFTER RESCUE. With their parachute rip-cords fastened to their belts, Lieut. J. C. ‘West of Centerville, Iowa (left), and Lieut. L, C. Lydon of Des Moines, Army fliers, subsisted for a week on fish and emergency rations while lost in the High Sierras. They were rescued after having been spotted by an Army bomber, searching for them. They were flying pursuit planes in a formation of 19 which became scattered in a storra. Both men baled out unbeknown to each other and met two days lo:er in a mountain cabin. They were found 90 miles east of Fresno, Calif, MOUNTAIN GOAT “SHOT BY HIXSON , CHILKAT INLET stream. Others had pienty it carry the heavy trophies. trip at Davidson Glacier in Chfl-lF’i"“d' kat Inlet, a party of seven Juneau hunters today reported mountain ek’ Sl distance of ' the beach. Bill Hixon bagged the only head 12th Street. of the group, shooting a 400-| —————— pounder, far back in the hills and | BUY DEFENSE STAMPS then floating the carcass down a| of chances to shoot but always in al- most inaccessible draws from which would have been impossible to Others in the party were .Mrs. Hixon, Specs Paul, Irma Dijetriclh, Back from a four-day hunfingl‘“* Eason, - Gil Bixby, and Bill Reorganizational meeting of the; you guess who eats venison steaks goats plentiful in the region but|American Legion Auxiliary Juniors difficult to locate within carrying tomorrow night -at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. B. M. Manthey on adyv, 'ELKS DEFEAT LEGIONMEN, LADIES LOSE ‘Stevenson TOpS Armislice? | Day Bowlers with ‘ Score of 591 Armistice Day bowiing at the Elks Lodge last night saw the Elk | men trounce the Ameritan Legion | team, the Legion Auxiliary prevail | over the Elk ladies and the Baranot | Hotel Elks whip their brothers from | the Twentieth Century Market | Gene Lockridge rolled 531 to | place high on the Baronof team Advance Sale . MEN'S . . ROBES Our n histle Down Robe, famous, exclusive in an advance Christmas pres- entation Probably more men in Juneau like and wear this robe than Soft, at any other robe warm, good looking a feature low price. 7.95 " Mendez Is Chief BANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 12, — President Cerda, 62, has -given way, because of illness, and handed over For Cooperation During S(OU' Sale‘the offfcé temporarily to Dr. Jer- —_— 'onimn Mendez, loyal follower and | | “I | The cookie sale given by the Minister of Interior. |Girl Scouts of Juneau and Doug+ The move. surprised virtually all las in line with activities of Nar.of Chile. tional Girl Scout week was com~ . Pres d | b | Acting'' Président Mendez, the |Pleted last Saturday with 100 pers secong, siich- official now in power |cent success, it was anhounced tos i, 2 South - American : Rehuhlln, ;dfly by Mrs. Charles, Burdick, gen- qjckiy gesured the nation by ra- v”;" Ch‘i‘r";'n for the! gale. ‘dio hi'will carry on the policies of he excellent respohse made by the ‘iling President who headed townspeople was attributed to the — - — ] Merchants Thanked | | | |Mrs. Tom Petrich was high with | |490 for the Auxiliary and Roger | Stevenson 591, topped the Elks. Following are the scores: . Wine | Baranof Hotel . | B. Schoettler 189 112 118— 419 [ ] Camel Tan | | G. Lockridge 163 207 171— 581 L. Delebeque 196 160 138— 484 R. Darnell 123 148 130— 401 @ Brown | L. Teagle 90 136 143— 369 3 | e ity AL il Total 751 1753 700—2204 . Teal Blue | 20th Century | |R. Copstead 191 .121 117— 339 el ! | Wi, Rodenberg 131 117 133— 971 Don't wait until December LIR. Mansfield 173 161 156— 490 to shop, avoid disappoint- |§ | W. Garrett 99 112 115— 326 K. Edwards 106 182 143— 431 ment later and make your ‘ : 3 —_—— — selectio ile our [ A 8 0 et election now whil | ELKS stock is complete and var- |Mrs. Faulkner 117 149 126— 392 1 1 | Mrs. White 111 102 105— 318 ied. All sizes in all colors. | Mrs. Coughlin 89 108 100— 307 Mrs. Me'ers'm’t 100 110 123— 333 7 Total 427 469 4541350 e Auxiliary Mrs. Petrich 163 148 179— 490 t/ Mrs. Sperling 118 111 143— 372 ] i Mrs. Stewart 179 160 103— 433 Mrs. Lavenik 108 134 158— 480 PHONE 555 Total 630 553 5B3-1TT5 e e—————— o —— American Legion { the first and only popular front Carnegle 231 167 178— 576 government in the Western Hemis-' Metcalf 170 183 128— 481 phere. 2 P'trich-Sp’ling® 120 142* 167" 429 The nation remains calm as t! Lavenik 146 173 177— 496 oMfite-be. th: Resed’ Somde 5 Stewart 185 196 177— 558 OF (HIlEA“ i rm e pitsee B2 S e D ! b i ‘Total 852 861 8272540 1 » t et 4 STOCK OUOTATIONS| Ugrin 176203 00— 689 ! i Hagerup 163 214 136 513 X ; VanderLeest 145 168 124— 437 « NEW YORK, Nov. 12. — Closing fg}flq“}“ - ATt T4 —_ quotation of Alaska Junegu min IFVEnAOn 184 225 132~ 501 % stock today, after the one-day holl : — — — — (erda Suddenly Gives Way|cey. s 2%, American can 7 O 835,984 B12—264) & Anaconda 25%, Bethlehem S e Be(ause Of "IneSS" 57, Commonwealth and Southerrm %, Curtiss Wright 8', Internations al Harvester 45%, Kennecott 324 New . York Central 9%, Northen Pucific 5%, United States Steel 51%, Pound $4.04. DOW, JONES AVERAGES ! The following are today’s Dow, Jones averages: industrials 115.44; radls - 27.36, utllities 15.53. * - ] Amateur radio stations in Ire< land ‘have been closed because existing emergency conditions, — - — Some plants in Japan have diss continued night shifts because shortage of materials and labor. 3 1 splendid cooperation of merchants of both Juneau and Douglas, and Mrs. Burdick expresses her appre- ciation and thanks to them on be- half of the organization. It was through their help that the sale was so successful. i Purpose of the sale and of the style show put on by the girls was to aid in making the group finan- cially independent. Missionary Society Basket Social Will Be Tomorrow Eve: A benefit basket social is planned for tomorrow night by the Mission- | ary Society of the Memorial Pres- byterian Church. The occasion wilt: start at 7:30 o'clock in the evening' and will take place in the church parlors. | Proceeds from the social will he ladded to the group’s treasury for missionary work. 1In. charge are Mrs. K. Valloria and Mrs. B. Willard. , ——————— | Overhaul of army airplanes in the western states is centered at a large air depot in Sacramento, 'cal. Speedy ‘m Efficient / BUY DEFENSE STAMPS "~ BRINGING UP FATHER MAGGIE IS COMING IN OFF TOPAY=-I'LL. PUT $H|5T‘;|ECTUR%E ON SIR VON PLAT TER'S DESK — GIRLS AN' SHE’L L. = ON ME EIRIN' HIM - WHICH TO GO BACK INME OFFICE TO WHAT P! ED - NO-ONLY SOMEONE PUT A PICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL. 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