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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
MCNAMEE KING
or SWATTERS,
CHANNEL LOOP
Moose and Elks Split Top
Ten Places on List
IiaglundLoses Crown


King of Gastineau Channel
League batters for the regular 1888
baseball season is Joe McNamee,
hefty young power-hitter, catcher,
outfielder and general utility man
for the Moose nine. McNamee's sea-
son average of 436 gives him a wide
edge over the next regular perfor-
mer on the list, Earl Forsythe, Elks
captain, who his 1897. Two players
names come before McNamee's on
the final list of averages for the
season, Odell and Shaw, but both
Of them played in only one game
and cannot be considered for the
smuggling crown.
Hiding Haglund, last seasons
champ and McNamee's teammate,
after a rapid climb in mid season,
fell by the wayside during the last
weeks of the season and finished
Just within the charmed circle of
three hundred hitters.
Moose first -sacker, Joe Snow fin
ished in third spot when his team
mate Bob Kimball also failed to
maintain the pace in the last games.
Kimball fell back two places to
finish behind Tom Martin, with an
even one-out- three record.
The final averages of the Sc league
performers shows the Moose and
Elk squads each with five three
hundred hitters and the Islanders
with none. The Moose, however,
have the edge in that their top
cloutsrner1 are all regulars, while
the ElkS have "one-gamers" lead
ing their list
Final hitting averages for the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
HOLZHEIMER TELLS
OF SITKA SHOOTING

Jermone j. Armstrong, troller,
has been bound over to the grand
jury on a charge of first degree
murder following hearing on the
case in Sitka, according to District
Attorney William A. Holzheimer
who has returned to his office here
after investigation of the tragedy.
Peter Allard, who Armstrong is
charged with killing, was shot in
the back of the neck with a 1920
rifle at close range, the bullet COM
ing out the side of the jaw, Judge
Holzheimer said, during scuffIe
aboard the trolling boat Eagle at
Kaliana Bay, near Sitka, last sun
day. According to the account. the
District Attorney said, Charley Wei
come and Allard were scuffling on
the boat and Allard had Welcome
down on his back. Armstrong is al
legged to have fired the rifle from
the cabin door a few feet away.
Welcome and Armstrong. he said
were partners.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11

the minimum provided for in the
act, and while our wage scale is
higher than that of other gold
mines we wish to work out some
program that will avoid reduction
in the daily rate of pay.
ut may require some time to
work this problem out to its best
conclusion, and it will probably
need the exercise of patience OF all
concerned before the matter is
finally worked out
The Rev E. E. Bromley, Presby-
terrain minister at Hoonah, also was
a guest of the Chamber today.
A. B. Phillips, Superintendent of
Schools, just back from a vacation
Outside, reported that he and Frank
Garnick, who is now in Seattle
where Mrs. Garnick is undergoing
medical treatment, represented the
Chamber at the Potlatch of Prog
ress in Seattle at which time Al
askan Way was dedicated. He re-
ported Mrs. Garnick much improv-
ed when he left Seattle.
Taylor Endorsed
During its brief business session,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
PRISONERS CLEANING
UP DOUGLAS BEACH

Through cooperation of the u. S.
MarshaFs office and the Forest
Service crew of prisoners from
the Federal Jail is at work clean
ing up the Treadwell beach at
Douglas. The crew under the super
vision of Deputy Marshal William
Markle started work yesterday. The
Forest Service is providing tools
and transportation for use of the
prisoners.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
AP Feature Service Writer

Don't throw away those juices
left from cans of fruit. You can use
them in your summer thirst
quenchers.
Every smart summer hostess is
on the lookout for new and tangy
fruit juice combinations. For she
will fill the punch bowl with them
time and again in the next few
weeks.
What juices make the best sum-
mer drinks? There are many. Some
may be served alone, sweetened a
bit and thoroughly chilled. Others
are delicious in combinations. APP
pie, apricot, grape, loganberry, cur
rant, raspberry, strawberry, pine
apple, grapefruit those are a few.
The Tart Touch
Bear in mind that tart drinks
are the best thirst satisfiers.
Try this Fruit Chill in your punch
bowl: Boil together for two minutes
two, cups of graduated sugar and
two cups of boiling water. Cool. Add
two cups of orange juice, one cup of
pineapple juice, one cup of straw
berry Juice and half cup Of lemon
juice. Chill until serving time. Then
combine with two quarts of iced
water and two quarts of chilled
ginger ale Quickly pour into bowl
which contains a large cake of ice.
Have you ever made smash? Any
frozen fruit juice added to any fruit
ade-with or without ginger ale
may be called smash.
A Smash Hint
Here's one recipe you can vary
to include any of your favorite
combinations:
Boil together for two minutes
two cups of graduated sugar and
two cups of boiling water. Cool
Add two cups of pineapple juice
one cup of apricot juice, one cup
of orange juice and a third of a
cup of lemon juice. Pour into a
tray in the mechanical refrigera-
tor Cor into regular freezer and
let stand until mushy. Then quickly
add to two cups of iced water and
two quarts of ginger ale
Serve your smash in tall glasses
which have been half filled with
chopped ice. Top each glass with
mint leaves, red cherries and small
balls of pineapple or apricot sher-
bet. You'll have a regal heat
chaser.
Fruity Ice Cubes
Have you ever thought of add
ing blackberry cubes to plain old
fashioned lemonade? They are de-
licious and are very easy to freeze
All you have to do is mix two cups
of berries with one cup of water
and half a cup of sugar. Boil for
one minute. Cool and strain. Then
pour the juice into a refrigerator
tray and freeze it. When you get
tired OF blackberry cubes try cherry
grape. BURBERRY or apricot cubes
And experiment with them in other
drinks than lemonade.
Small fruits, berries and diced
fruits-frozen-give dainty flavor
when used to garnish punches
Frozen ginger ale broken into par
ticles is also delicious addition tc
punch or chilled drinks served il
individual glasses.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
KITCHEN SHOWER IS
GIVEN MRS. HENNINC

Mrs. Robert Henning was hon
ored last evening with a kitchen
shower at the Gold Belt Avenue
home of Miss Sybil Godfrey.
The evening was spent in sewing
dish towels, each guest embroider-
ing an original design on one
corner, with Mrs. Zalmain Gross
winning the prize for the best
designed towel
Guests for the evening included
Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, Mrs. Zal-
main Gross, Mrs. w. E. Gerwels,
Miss Louise Gerwels, and Miss
Mary Wildes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
RADIO CLUB TO
meet TONIGHT

All members are urged to be
present for the meeting of the
Juneau Radio Club this evening at
8 o'clock at the home of Stacey
Norman, on Fifth Street.
Regular, and important, business
matters are to be discussed at to-
nights meeting of the club.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
OMERA FUNERAL
IS HELD TODAY

Funeral services Tor Ike Omera,
86-year-old pioneer who passed
away Monday morning at the st.
AIMS Hospital. were held in the
Catholic Church of Nativity this
morning.
Interment was in the Catholic
plot of the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11

Seattle cloudy Blaine 54;
Alert cloudy Bun Harbor raining
Triple raining; missing
Ketchkan cloudy Craig, Wrange
Petersburg clear Sika cloudy Hawk
raining S. Aorp raining smg Juneau
Skagway cloudy, Eain cloudy
raining Chtna Mccarthy cloudy 50 Anchorage
55 cloudy Fairbanks raining
Springs raining Ruby raining
raining, Kaag raining Bethel raining
raining raining 54; Council raining
raining
Juneau Aug 12-sunrise Alb am. sunset 755 pm
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11

Indicates record unchanged Since
last publication of averages, Aug
uSt g..
Try The Empire. cfassifieds for
results.
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to see a man, particularly an older
man, who knows what to do when
the time comes to do it. Most men
of that age give themselves over
to a hybrid form of toddle when
they dance, no matter what the
music calls for. Waltz or tango, ii
makes no difference to them. And
you know they don't enjoy it. At
ter couple of rounds you can tell
by the expression on their faces
that they wish they were home OF
at least back at the table.
If all the men in New York
learned to dance correctly I really
believe that within a year 10000
chiropodists would be destitute.
And yet the dance is catching on
in New York. Among men, I mean.
More and more you see older men
who handle themselves as ade-
quately as their younger brothers.
I don't mean fossils and sugar
daddies trying to cheat the grave
mean average business men who
like to keep fit even though they
are fifty.
AS a matter Of fact, many of
them, secretly or otherwise, take
instruction at the numerous dance
schools in New York. There are
scores of them and their instruc-
ton halls are filled most of the
time. 1 know one man, naval Of
ficer, who says he belongs to a
country club where everybody takes
lessons one night week And the
older members tango and rumba
and waltz as well as their sons and
daughters
And SO I say hoorah to the papas
and grandpapas who are able to
tell quarter time from the
shag. 1t certainly makes this world
better to look upon. For nothing is
as graceful as a dance we'll done,
and by the same token nothing can
be SO awkward or unlovely as the
off-balance trundling of a man be-
Wildered and lost at sea.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
CRANDPAPAS
NOW TAKING
UP DANCING
Men Are Now Showing Op-
posite Sex They Are
Keeping in Trim
BY GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, Aug. Ill was in
one of those Latin supper clubs
having a late coffee, when this man
came in. He was about fifty. AL
though he was gray, he was hard
and lean, and there was no signs
of dissipation about his face or eyes
whatever. His whole manner SEEM
ed assured and easy.
He came in about 2 am and
with him was a woman who may
have been IS or 45-I couldn't tell
and it doesn't matter anyway. He
held her chair for her and gave her
a cigarette and they talked pleas
antly a few minutes and ordered
supper
And all the while, remember, an
orchestra was playing rumbas and
tangos. Very good rumbas and
tangos. They caught at your feet
and made you want to be out there
dancing. They must have caught
at her feet, too, for presently she
said: wen have one now, yes,
before the waiter gets back?" I
could hear her very distinctly be-
cause their table was next to mine,
and in a nightclub this means that
I was practically sitting in her lap.
"Of course he agreed, and they
got up and danced.
They danced beautifully. You
would expect this in the woman,
but this man was a superb dancer.
He did nothing that drew attention
to himself, other than the fact that
he danced SO perfectly that most of
the others suffered by comparison
He danced as easily as you lift a
cigarette to your lips. If the
music said rumba, he knew what
to do. If it said tango, he was all
right, too.
I like to see that in man. I like
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

pressure prevailed this morning Kodiak and
latitude 35
latitude "A
longitude $50 vailed the Aleu-
northwestern Alaska
being the Strait the lowest
This distribution
has been attended today by precipitation most of Alaska except
the vicinity Petersburg Wrange where weather
ported
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
o. s. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By o. g. Weather Bureau)
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 8

tonigh Friday; moderate Souherly winds
Southeast Alaska: Rain tonight Friday
the Gulf of Alaska;
tonight Friday from Dixon
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
Plane Crashes,
Il Are Killed

DEBRECEN, Hungary, Aug. IL
Twelve persons were killed, the
bodies burned beyond recognition,
in the crash of a three-motored
Hungarian passenger plane near
here early this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11

Georgia grows about twice as
many acres of velvet beans as any
other state.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-08-11
BRADLEY TALKS
ON WAGE, HOUR
BILL AT c. OF c,
A. ]. President Says 5-Day
Week Being Considered
Under New Act

Continued IRON Page One)
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Empire classlfieds pay.
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Natures Children
Tansy
(Tanacetum vulsare).

to Minnesota. south to Missou.i and
North Carolina, its original home be-
ing in Europe.
Today We find wild tansy along
the roadsides, where probably once
stood, behind a white picket fence,
a fine wide-spreading plant. It es-
capped from beloved garden. Once
in while you come across wildling
and wonder how far it has Travelled
and whence it came.
1t many of the diaries of the past,
recipes for cakes and sauces, treat
ment of ailments and many more
troubles, there are references to the
value of the tansy. 1t is quite sur
prising to find it mentioned even in
letters concerning very confidential
matters.
In an old-fashioned garden, few
flowers are more welcome. In the
evenings the scent Of this plant,
mingling with those OF more modern
ones, gives many opportunities for
dreams of the wonderful strides we
have made in the cultivation Of how-
ers. We do not appreciate our good
fortune and we are likely to neglect
cherishing the flowers that brought
pleasure to those who also made
a garden fair Herb gardens are
coming into fashion. The tansy will
no doubt become quite the vogue.
How our great-grandrQothers would
smile over the return of bitter
buttons.
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-07-08

One Of the favorite recipes was to soak
the tansy leaves in buttermilk for nine
days, and apply the mixture to the
skin. If any complexion survived this
mess it had to be good
Looking over the records, we find
that tansy was used in love potions
and for many things that you are
astonished any one could be so fool
1sh as to believe in
Faith in the power of the tansy
was so ingrounded that this plant
was brought to America, and in each
of the old-fashioned gardens there
was always flourishing tansy plant.
The fresh leaves have very strong
odor. They are pretty deeply pin
mated, with toothed divisions.
From July until September the
golden flower heads are very decora-
tive against the foliage Their fat
ness has been the reason for the
tansy's second name, "bitter-butto -
The stem is from 1la to 3 feet high,
the leaves growing along its entire
length. The tansy has become nat
uralized from Nova Scotia westward
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Mellon Juice Kalts Blaze.

SPRAGUE, Wash. (P.-John Dun
can, taking load of watermelons to
market, found his truck on fire.
He climbed back into his load and
pitched $500 pounds of melons into
the flames. Juice extinguished the
blaze.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ ERARDE once wrote, In the
spring time, are made with
the leaves hereof newly
~ sprung up, and with eggs,
cakes or Tansies which be pleasant
in taste and goode for the Stomache I"
In the 18th century flavoring extracts
were scarce. They used the leaves of
tansy to season many of their Dishes
but today the flavor would not be ac-
ceptable
The tansy was highly recommended
In those days to fair maidens for their
compilations. There appears to have
been need for such aids even then.
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materials exclusively: 3-year payment plan.
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Roofing Cement Work
General Repairs.
Store Fronts q Specially.
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COUNTRY CLUB.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

0Os'sS SSNVSs
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MT. PLEASANT, 1888 Hobart st. NV
Southern cooking. Adams 0212.
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Twizzler Answer.
HELP MEN.

There were eight men in the mid
week poker group.
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CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Holander. Met. 4s13.
INSPECT THESE PAYING ROOMING
HOUSES
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Walking diStance-17 rooms, baths,
garage; beautifully furnished: 81 800;
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Many other real bargains: no obligation
to inspect Call National 1854. IT PAYS.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SADDLE HORSES for sale. 5-year-old
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pinto gelding. broken for child to ride: 4
mare. also. saddle pony. 1872 hands high,
brown and white, has won several blue
gibbons. eS32 Warren re-. St; Silver Spring,
seminary. Stable open Saturday and
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: taxes audits- costs.
BOOKS started kept: part time; local refs':
prompt, CONFIDENTIAL: $40 mo. Adams e7v6.
aGSGeMrAMT,TAx expeTepce n .coNsuLTANT wide
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Box s44.Y. Star. "e'efehces' conhdentisl'
BOY, 10, wants Job as storekeeper or truck
olNer. references. Decatur 6227
Soy tr;of Is high school. graduate with Dis
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- = desires position: state terms, con-
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED
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FAMILY with . children 60 and 81 de-
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OF privacy; within committing distance of
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phone number Bog lG6-Z Star
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RESTAURANT (whisky) upper l4th st.
Eine business: Rent, S75. Lease: $1,000
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GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES: pumps:
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SALESMAN.
SALESWokEN.

SALESWOMEN 10), neat and aggressive
Salary, bonus and transportation Also two
women with cars. 20S Maryland Bldg.
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AERoPlANeS.

AERONCA single phase. Just overhauled
motor: wonderful time builderupper. X3h0
Capitol Airport, Bladensburg, Md Green.
wood 377T. %
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CHEVY cHAsE--washinston's most beau
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home in naval ofacer's family; delicious
home-cooked meals. attractive surround
ings, convenient to schools, churches and
stores. Phone wisconsin $50.
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PERSONAL.
(Continued.)

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE
your draperies slip covers. and reupholster
your furniture. Estimates cheerfully fur
ni8hed. Phone Natl. 4361 r. c. NJ Bur-
ton Il Son. oil T. ct n NJ
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HELP MEN AND WoMEh.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. reference Ar
letter Can work from your home b