The peppy dance combination
has been arranging the new tunes
which are expected to meet with
the approval of a growing patron
age. A special door prize is also
on the program for tonight, Mrs.
Hayden said.
'«HO* IN JUNEAU FIRST! •')
FOR BASERAU
LEAD EXISTS
Moose and Legion to Settle
No. One Spot in Game
Tomorrow’ll 4: SO
GAME TOMORROW
At Baseball Park—Moose vs.
Legion at 4:30 O'clock.
Virtually tied today for first place
in the City Baseball League race,
the Modse arid thtf-Legion will at
tempt to change’that situation when
they cross bits tomorrow afternoon
at Baiobafl Park at 4:30 o'clock.
Whan the Legion last last night
to the lew]? Blks, the Moose, tech
nically speaking, moved into first
place. Heaver, Blitk Sox margin
is a apant one, being only .045 per
centage points. Therefore, tomor
rpw's?Ame, scheduled fqr nine full
inhin'gj- will (Weak the tie.
Engine probably will climb
ifc for the Moose, while
;aAillSt4- W tal Piclnini
may /ifltch for the Legion.
MANUFACTURER,
ON VISIT HERE
LIKES ALASKA
Kellogg Party Arrives in
Pori on Church Yacht
Caroline Today
There Will be at least one prom
inent Bast Ooast resident who will
be, figuratively speaking, shouting
the praises of Alaska next winter.
He is Spencer Kellogg, prominent
manufacturer of Buffalo, N. ¥., who
is a Juneau visitor today.
Kellogg, arriving on a Campbell
Church, Jr„ cruising yacht this
morning, is enthusiastic over South-1 i
cast Alaska, in the waters of which
he has been cruising leisurely for
several weeks.
Aboard the yiicht Caroline with;
Kellogg is Amos Burg, exlorer and
lecturer. It Is BUrg’s pictures that;
Kellogg will use next winter in
New York as he tells friends of
(lie fine vaoatlon he had In Alaska
this summer.
