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\ —- ___ja^i I GAS BOAT -—-1 .-■ | INSURANCE victory over the Yankees. <-—-«, v Rawlings might well he termed ? McGrow Declines to Pick HUGHES HOLDS ; money player, for it lias been in the You can get it here now crucial moments that he lias risen CHINCHILLA RABBITS to his best. lie will he missed Winner in WorliVs Series at a when the Pirates go into vho Seattle rates in good SEATTLE DOWN Chinchilla World's Series, although F,ddi< Pedigreed Does, bred, for sale $25.00 each. The lend- NIOW YORK, Oct. 1.—Far from formidable and tile Fur Moore, now scheduled for the posi twirling, ali-lm-, ing Bearing Rabbit which is in such great demand through- company from an agent being down hearted over the defeat portant factor of stead mess. I * lion, is a capable fi< lder and hoav; out the United States. An excellent to a start. TO FEW HITS of his club in the National opportunity get League “Steadiness won the pennant for hitter. Write for particulars to you know. race for the first time in five years Harris," said Metlraw, “and Johnny injured at Porhet ] Ducky jpus (John McGraw, gray-haired manager Johnson and Covelski, the club’s I Sacramento Pitcher Has In-' Field while sliding a liaso, only : ! of the New York Giants, regards star right-handers, may decide the| few weeks ago. In the morniiif South Alaska Fur Farms dians at His the triumph of the Pittsburgh club series in their favor. I don’t Mercy in he had been at the Oakmont Conn fancy SEE * | as a “good tonic” for baseball. Huother and Zachary against Pitts- WRANGELL, ALASKA I Game try Chili, a fan himself before tin Yesterday. McGraw has nothing but praise Tho Pirates murder south- golf prowess of the national ama burgh. for the Pirates, but predicts that l- —— -r tear Jones. paw pitching." Allen SEATTLE, Oct. 1.—Bill Hughes champion, Ilobby Shattack ! the Giants will be back on top in Wright, shortstop and Cuyler. out- allowed but three scratch hits Rawlings obtained his degree it yes- are the main of law at Leland Stanford fielder. cogs Pitts- HENEY BAM AN, Manage! terday afternoon. Sacramento scor- Untversit. 1192(1. rnyr DDIIUkl PH Insurance—Real Estate "Of I was to set a attack and defense, in Me- before entering base course, eager burgh’s ed runs in the first, professional 1 second, third of five draw’s rmc" Dnuni« uiit sewardstreet ball. He was born in record straight pennants and opinion. and fifth innings off Hasty. Bloomfield Iowa, in 1892, but makes his i | get. another crack at the Senators," The batteries were: hoim in California. i said McGraw. “but having got over TRY OUR DEMCKHJS HAMS AND BACON Seattle — Hasty, Chekaluk, Rey- t he shock of having that ambition RACE DRIVER'S WIFE nolds and Daly. FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS, FISH AND JOAST GUARD IS ASKED I blocked, 1 am ready to admit that GUILTY OF SPEEDING Sacramento—Hughes and Koehler. POULTRY, All Meats and Sausage Government TO PATROL RACE COURSE! j: baseball perhaps even in New York Inepected. /----I were fans tired of the continuance LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1. -— Mrs. GAMES YESTERDAY. of Giant WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Tile jol , supremacy. Eddie Ilearne, wife of tho race Pacific Coast "I confess that the of the I FIRE ALARM CALLS League. of the coast guard is not all ii , victory driver, was arraigned in flic Seattle police 0; Sacramento 8. Pirates should be a tonic for running down rum chasers, nor ii , good court on a charge of speeding. She Oakland 6; Vernon 9. National baseball. 1-3 Third and Franklin. protecting navigation. ‘j League Barney pleaded guilty and had her opera- Portland 3; Salt Lake 6. 1-4 Front and Franklin. now Illreyfuss’ outfit certainly knocked at tor’s THE Right the annual flood of rt license for JUNEAU suspended twenty UUNDrT near 1-6 Los Angeles 12; San Francisco 7. Front, Ferry Way. quests is in for coast door long enough and at last days. coming guun l|the 1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange. National for had to let them in.” League. patrols the regatta courses n fiwe Franklin Street, bewteen Front and Second Sti. Phone 350. 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 4. McGraw views the outcome of the tjie country during the big rowin MRS. HENDERSON WANTED. i 1- 8 Front, near Saw Mill. as l— -_ j Ameriran League. events, and for cutters to take sis World Series a toss-up. He point- Mrs. Henderson, formerly of 1818 2- 1 Willoughby at Totem Qroc. Boston 5; Washington 4. ed out that will enter tions for yacht races. Pittsburgh ftth Avo., Seattle, Mrs. Card wishes 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. the annual classic under the handi- to see _ you. Gail at home of Mr. 2-4 Front and Seward, STANDING OF THE CLUBS. If you want a job of cerpenfe r.cap of facing a new experience, but Morgan, Ninth Street. a:lv. 2-6 Front and Main. that the club’s and 2-6 Second and Main. Paoifio Coast League. vork done by machinery, see Suliy’ s hitting strength SERVICE THAT SATISFIES 2-7 Fifth and Seward. W. L. Pet 'arpoater Shop. I’hone 13fi. adv excellent pitching should offset this. Lad eg ami cntidrons hair cut- 2- 9 Fire Hall. San Frandisco ....1 16 64 .646 Washington, he added, also has ting at Terrells. —aril Rust Armco Iron Resisting Ingot 3- 2 Salt Lake .105 76 .581 Gastineau and Rawn Way. Johnson Oil 3-4 Second and Gold. Seattle 98 82 .545 Burners 3-6 Fourth and Harrla, Los Angeles 95 84 .531 Universal Warm Air Furnaces 3-6 Fifth and Gold. Portland 86 94 .4 77 3-7 Fifth and East. Oakland 79 103 .433 3-8 Seventh and Gold. Vernon 73 109 .400 3- 6 Fifth and Kennedy. Sacramento 71 111 .389 WOODARD & NEWMAN 4- 1 Ninth, back of power house National 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. League. PLUMBING SOUTH FRONT ST SHEET W. L. Pet METAL WORK 4-3 Distin Ave., and Indian St. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. Pittsburgh 94 57 .f23 Phone 873 Rea. Phone 1401, 1208 4-6 Seventh and Main. New York 8G 64 .-.>73 4-7 Twelfth, at Northern Cincinnati 79 L’dry. 72 .523 4-8 Twelfth and ’ Willoughby. St. Louis 75 75 .500 T»re$tone 4-9 Home Grocery. Brooklyn 68 83 .456 Boston 69 83 .45 4 J 67 84 .44 1 ALASKA MEAT Chicago Double the COMPANY Philadelphia 65 85 .432 Mileage Wholesale American League. and Retail Butchers JUNEAU TRANSFER ] w. L. Pet PHONE 39 SEWARD 8TREET COMPANY Washington 96 53 .646 at Half the Cost ^----t j Philadelphia 87 63 .58U Moves, Packs and Stores St. Louis 81 69 .540 Freight a a x and Detroit 79 72 .523 Only few years ago 32 4 miles by using Gum-Dipped Cords. Baggage. Chicago 76 75 .503 cord tire listed 00. $50 Today, is an exclusive There are three thousand of and one Cleveland oyer Gum-Dipping ways cooking potatoes 70 81 .464 you can buy the highest quality New York 68 84 .447 method used b Firestone. It is an thousand ways of preparing eggs—Chef Burgess knows how and is 32 x 4 tire a Firestone Gum- Boston 45 105 .298 extra process> 'aTried out in special eager to have a chance to demonstrate his to take care of Dipped Cord for about $26.00. ability, Gum-Dipping plants, after which Special Parties to order or by appointment. Last spring crude rubber cost tire the cords are put through the usual RAWLINGS OUT makers around 40 cents a pound. calendering machines. Gum-Dip- ^ MUSIC EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY 1VENINO Today, it is over 90 cents a pound. ping insulates and impregnates fiber of cord with rub- It was not so long ago that 7,500 evefy every OF BIG SERIES; eliminates in- Prompt Delivery of miles represented the average life ber> practically GASTINEAU CAFE ternal Action and and builds LADYSMITH COAL of a cord tire, while today, 15,000 heat, and endurance into ■ the tire, — ... ■ ■ ■ > LEG IS BROKEN miles— and more—is only the strength __ _• Phone 48 usual performance for a Firestone In the day-in and day-out serv- Little Second Baseman of Gum-Dipped Cord. ice of taxicabs, buses and trucks r~—■ ■' 1 ■» *“on *be cars of hundreds of thou- Pirates Will Watch Game Due to large, concentrated pro- Is Glad to See sands of Everyone from the Grandstand. duction, specialized machinery and motorists everywhere » Cords are the Milkman i simplified factory methods, together Gum-Dipped giving PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Oct. 1.—John- with economical distribution, Fire- unheard-of mileage, dependability Rawlings, one of his legs broken ny tire low satisfaction. in his never ending efforts to car- stone is able to keep prices ry his team to the front, will view —no matter where the price of Get ready for the coming months World’s Series’ battles the coming crude rubber goes. of slippery pavements and from the grandstand. bad roads. Assure The Pirates owe much to the And, because of special yourself little second baseman who arose to Firestone chief °f greater safety, comfort I in the crucial series in processes, great heights which is and New York which saw the Giants among Gum-Dip- economy by equipping i collapse for the first time in five ping, motorists are today now with Firestone Full- years. His fielding was sensational, getting thousands of extra Size Gum-Dipped Balloons. i his batting timely, and well it might be for it was on that same base- ball field in New York, the Polo MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Grounds, that Johnny Rawlings was when he brings our milk on his recognized as the greatest player of; dally trips. Not only because the World's Series of 1921. our service is punctual and court- Little Johnny was a member of eous but because our milk has even that the Giant forces then, at always that same even good time a veteran whom the Braves quality that distinguishes It from had cast adrift. With Boston fie all other milk. Pure and whole- for there was failed to scintillate Connors Motor Co. some, rich in cream. It Is an un- for in little opportunity starring excelled drink for your young or such a club as the Braves produce* 4 old. / after the halcyon days of 1914. Bui his time came and he took full ad- AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER JUNEAU DAIRY of it* His bat and fleldlne —8————————————■—————————mmmmmam—— vantage for at PHONE 145 were factors in the first Giant Old sale office big ■SSS5SS555555S=55SH5BHSi papers Empire L i
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