Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 8

PAGE FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1930. DAILY OPEN 1OT At The Hotels "BURNING UP" 3VIEL -BE STRE- SEN1KD T'O-STPGHT CHANGE 'OfF SCHEDULED 'FOE TOMORBOW After 'beinK closed 2or.a"week,on account erf the flood. theater win opsn -again tonight. "Banjing 'TJP" -will be the picture. Thete will 'be shows, 'erne one.at'.S.

ture trill be H5hown -tosight Tomorrow there complete, change of program, A fma3 test -test night on projection, sound and'the organ Everything was found to -be an first class condition. bunding is dried out R. "Taylor, Kantishna; JThyman -and Mrs Fairbanks: Martin, St. Philip Smith, U. S.

Geological Survey W. "Martin; Ringsilti, Anchorage. Tfoieer L. f. -Hebert; 'Mrs.

J. E. Manning, Tunnel; Ollie Gray, Anchorage: -Fred E. Oe Starr; Carl Armstrong; O. Nesthtss; Tom -Raco- vich; Oarl-White; Sam-Stay.

Northern R. CcJlias and wife; George Coughlift-, Prank Maloney; Miss Eugenia. W. H. Noreea.

JARLAMIVES WTHWilBE On a vacation trip of undecided the Earl of Ajfesforci, Erit- Jsh peer, and John McCombe, graduate of the Alaska College and now engaged in his profession of mining engineering in Canada, arrived at Fairbanks on Sunday's train. They are making the trip together and were met here by Robert McCombe, who arrived a few days ahead at them. The three intended to go to Ester Dome today and may remain there several days. They win probably remain in Fairbanks and the surrounding country for five or ste weeks. Phillips, piano tuner, te-nosj hotel.

Work guaran: aod prices reasonable. Becotn- Company Chote. f. -H. -Hammers; A.

Gustaf- scai and B. Nash; -Newark, 'New Jersey; A. Cunningham, -Seattle; Miss Curasingham, Seattle; C1 a en-eve Breedinan, Chitina: Emil ricksert; TJ. A. -Jurva; Ed SancV berg; J.

-T. Ferguses-; E. G. Moore? Park A. iBead, -12-mfle; Nick Nec- ken, 12-mile; G.

-P. -Mtunford, An- cteorage; 'Ralph Strom; John Mc- coKibe, -Mbnteeal; Aylesford, Lon-W. T. IVhite: Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Augustine; Robert Augus- GIANTS WIN TWICE COME OUT OF HITTING SLUMP TO TAKE BOTH GAMES OF DOUBLE-HEADER FROM BOSTON BKAVES tine; John Ketchikan; Jones Agnes E. and wife, Schlosser, McfBnley Park; Lola M. Cremeaas; AHene. Seweil; Ruth Moodey; AT' nold E. Waters.

Luthervjlle, Maryland; Mary E. Washington, D. C. QUAKE FELT An earthquake of considerabSe intensity but short duratjoa rocked Fairbanks yesterday morning at 33 o'clock. The temblor, which was preceded by a rumbling noise, lasted only a few seconds.

No damage was reported. RAIN! RAIN COATS SLICKER COATS MACKINAW COATS MACKINAW CRUISERS HUNTING COATS RAIN HATS 1 RUBBER BOOTS RUBBERS AND jj RUBBER SHOES SHOE PACS UMBRELLAS IXs Ilk The New York Giants came out of a hitting slump Saturday to win both games of double-header from Boston put themselves in a virtual tie with. St. Louis for second place in the National League. The Phillies, cellar champions, the-slipping Robins 8 to 2.

Chicago came back to win; from Pittsburgh, to 14.. Chicago hit 17 tinies and-Pittsburgh 15. Horns-: by to form with a triple and-a single, scoring two rnns. Waner fielded sensationally, nabbing t.wo long hits with one hand. Again the Athletics won from time 3 to 1.

Lefty Grove turned in his twenty-fifth victory c-f the season. Cochrane homered in the ninth to win. Tod also in 13 straight games, lost first game of a double between Cleveland and Chicago, -the White Sox cop ping 1 to 1. Rvwas Lyons' twentieth victory and lie -won It himself by knocking a triple. The Yankees finally won a game from the Senators, the score being 3 to 2.

Qehrig homered if or the thirty-eighth time this Buffing shaded Brown in the pitching duel. The Tigers fell on toox St. Louis pitchers for IS hits and Detroit won 8 to 4, Wyatt held St. Lonte to six hits. ALASKAN AIRWAY'S FAIRBANKS FLEET TRAVEL BY AIR With Alaskan Inc.

(Pounded by Cftrl Ben Kelson) OPERATING IN ALASKA, WESTERN CANADA AND EASTERN SIBERIA Bares and Offices: JOE CBOSSON, Chief PDot ABTHt'H W. JOHNSON, FAIRBANKS, ALASKA BASEBALL SATCBDAVS GAMK6 THOSE WHO COME AND GO W. T. White, assistant agronomist of the U. S.

experimental farm ser- Stock Reports (New York, Sept. 8j Alaska Juneau no sale Bethlehem Steel 89 Borg-Wamer 38 Chrysler Corp 29 Columbia Gas Electric vice in Alaska, arrived at Fairbanks General Motors 46S on yesterday's train. National Dairy Products Radio Corp. Clarence Breediaan, nephew of Shattuck Co. S.

and Chit-J Tri-ConUnental hotel president of the 117. s. Rubber 205; PWE LANDS FROM COAST SISSON, JOHNSON AND FgLTES FLY FEOM ANCHOBAGE IK ALASKAN AWWATS PLANE PILOTED BY EOBBtSS A Fairchild the AIa.ska.Ti Airways Pilot- S. E. Bobbins at the.

controls laoded -L Trfensporta-j Arkansas Gas loi at Fairbanks tkm arrival at I Cities Service I shortly after noon. Palrbanks SwndarJroai Chitina. Anchorage 14. New York: New York Boston; 2. Philadelphia-.

A Brooklyn 2. LEAGTE Bciim 1. Chicago. 2, OleveJanct i. t31eveland 2.

New York ,2. Detroit 8, Mr, and Mis. Gustaf son have returned to bleary Hill mine a short visit Fairbanks. a barber. 4n Jofia's: has, -returned to Fairbanks after making a trip Outside for the benefit of his health.

He arrived on Sunday's train. tL F. Hebert, commercial traveler; SUCCESSOE TO SARGENT PINSKA STREET COAST" LEAGUE Bollywood 12, Missions 4. 6, Oakland. 2.

Sacramento" 15, Seattle 3. San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 2. SUNDAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 9, New York 8. Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 7. PIMadelphia 1, Boston 0.

Boston 2, Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 11, Cincinnati 6. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 5, New York 3. New York 5, Boston 2. Chicago 5, Cleveland 2. Washington 7, Philadelphia 6. St.

Louis 9, Detroit 6. COAST. LEAGUE San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 5, Los Angeles-S, San Francisco 4. Sacramento 4,. Seattle Seattle 5, Sacramento 3.

Hollywood; -Missions 2. Missions Hollywood 1. Oakland 14; Portland" 4. Oakland Porfland'2. STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE; Lost Pet.

arrived 1 at Fairbanks train. on Sundays Sam Stay, quartz mtner tlw Ester district, Fairbanks visitor; MINE OPERATOR IN CITY FROM KENO opening jip Mlver leads The plane carried three passec- gers, Charles P. Sisscn, assistant, attorney-general of the Uaited States, Arthur W. Johnson, Airways manager, and- Brother George tes, flying missjonary. Brother-Peltes had.

his monoplane shipped to on tbe passenger train and it- surived here Sunday afternoon. The plane is powered with Packard'diesei motor, the. first, iind.Jz. Alaska. The plane left day for Fairbanks but was turner; back by.

storm conditions when 90 leave; here Thursday this side of Curry. Days A. CiamtaBiuun and niece, CunRinjghamv in Fairbanks Saturday: evening Dawsoh, Mayo asdjKeno. Mr. Cunningham has and some Tery near Keno promising City, and his niece took Tadvantage of her vacation by mafcing the trip from Seattle and visijtag with her uncle in The en.

route to Seattle. Park A. Bead, owner of the ham will returzi resume his in roatihouse on the Steese highway, was an arrival yesterday. at Fairbanks John W. Jones, member of the firm of Carrington Jones, and Mrs.

Jones arrived at Fairbanks from Ketchifcan yesterday. Miss Agnes E. Schlosser arrived at Fairbanks on Sunday's train from McKSoley Park, where she has been employed during the tourist season by. the Mt, McKmley Tourist Transportation Company. MUs Edith McDonald, at one time employed in the Anthonisen jewelry store, returned to Fairbanks yesterday following an extended -stay In the States.

Chicago St Louis New York Brooklyn 75 Pittsburgh -'-tt Boston Philadelphia 1 44 56 58 60 65. 78 90 -587 535 -S 23 460 .413 .319 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia 93 "46 .670 Washington 84 52 :617 New York 77 59 .565 Cleveland 75 64 .540 Detroit 66 71 -481 St. Loute 54 83 ,392 Morton was Bunder custody -by federal officials on an assault jinc: char'js preferred by his. wife.

He pleaded not and will be tried Friday, morning o'clock. W. B. Taylor, lateridr-mining who now makes his headquarters in the Kantishna, arrived at Fair-; banks on Sunday's train. Dr.

Philip S. Smith, claief geo- 83 .488 Chicago' Boston COAST "Won lost Hollywood 40 18 .690 LOS Angeles 32 24 .573 San. Francisco 32 24 .573 Oakland 27 31 .467 Portland 25 31 .447 Sacramento 25 32 .440 Seattle 24 33 .422 Missions 23 35 .397 Mr. cunning-! the spring, to in the silver, disixSci Job printing at News-Miner togist of the United States geological survey, was a passenger on yesterday's train. Dr.

Smith was in Fairbanks a short time ago with the senatorial party. WOOD SAWING Leave ordeis.at Harry Phillips for W. E. Sherwin's auto saw. the News-MJner- 'Mlss Lola M.

Cremeans and Miss AUeae Sewell of the home economics department of the Alaska College returned to Fairbanks yesterday after spending the summer vacation in the States. CONGOLEUM RUGS 9X12 Paint $4:50 gal. Sanitas $4.75 and up per roll MetaJSne brocade $15.00 per roll Wall paper $25c per double roll and up Insulite wall, board foot Window glass priced according to size Harry Jones If not at Store, call at Golden North Hotel NEW Felt Hats All Colors $5.00 to $7.50 Extra Special 81 99 Pillow .25 Canrien 20X40, 3 for 1.00 Gannon Turldsh Towels, 13X33, 5 for SCHOdL SHOES FOR GIRLS and BOYS GORDON'S.