The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1927, Page 8

TAMPERING WITH JURY IS CHARGE Justice Siddons Grants Mis- trial on .r\gr:'(“'\r‘ni of Attorneys (Conumu evidene direc the affid ramgnt porter, car well had pra nd condi Kid in thely ed lair iid wppointed if resence had wonld not long."” Kidwel oon have a ‘‘car block nber suld none | .S""G ;U G RT mistrial | B. Fall toak ob-| conrse." | .o PROHIBIIION AGENTS | MAKE MORE ARRESTS | | Hagland | by Wae | Chids and of intox drunk pressing re in the oil nid: viously over the Albert “Justice Siddon the sh Jack wer Henry .mxl Gus arr »d last night rén 8. Harding and T ter, prohibition charged with pos cating liquor and a public place. today that they found tle containing intoxic: on each of the two arrested. Emil Dahl, Charles A. Jeper were brought here from Ketehikan by Deputy. U. S. Mar shal Eddy of Douglag who board el the Aleutian «in Seattle anid picked the men up at the Fird: Qily to bring them here_to servs sentences, L. it being The 1 | 3 agents said | a pint ting lig men when Pistol and >oo SUITS PRESSED—$1.00 Phone 576 SUITCASES As low as $2.00 Midget Size 75 cents Good Selection Leather Suitcases H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man AR FOR SALE Ray Hart ] Pacific i 0il-0-Matic ; OIL BURNERS A size for every need i pearance (Jast night, fagter than human being hi jago because { promptly course LEGION PLAY HAS v Villiams Goes Afier Land and Sea h’(:s' For Airpla 1. Hs n ” 5 Present air speed reccrds of 2 and 281.48 miles for sea planes threatene: J. Williams (inset), Naval flier, and his t He will use the plane in efforts at Port break both marks, remov the pontoons are 1 by Lieut. shown abovi gton, N. Y, s assault cn for Iland record. PORT WASHI 2 A hroad glant 1 m a little blue in which he GTON carried out the like From i ve | | i parts stags W the farry young toiling jtime the when | man, pres { play, until by wdience ensely ogue wi Sperting, 1 the actors the final entire and hopes hipla to fly of n traveled ven the company, Lieut. Alford J Willi wparently enjoved its e d imu of disappointme f weel plan pe the Schneider Cup ra edit manner i given to in #hich member of the their th ia built, for {able anch.. A was not ready Hut_when British tered all previ ery cast carri to perfection ar Bobby Mack i and handling of the talenit once mov ability ertain «Ivv two nights Oh, a3 put the ]ml it to compet parts ability he of v H ms records a e o I n direetion ice, Williams was undismayed i : ochat play. Laoca wmnoun both land go aft nd seaplane | POV ing the Wildeat" that before records William. cords wi has Mr > |and expr teadily dr into the air an at full flattened on h unofficially Such div-y hy Mack, the American Legion, toda ed his ttion an thanks to those who had part i the production and to all wh aided him i making the play it was. -oe GUILD MEETING Ladies Gu of ithedral will meet tom iftern at 2:30 o'clock Mr Rhodes in the Apartment on bhehalf of himse! 5 e e arac plane ud dived When high they downward he he miles an now prevented was tim at ing rules. His new in It is le body, wing i is racing | little aviation, racer is Williams 8 than 23 feet lon and the span of i s than 30 feet contains a monster 24 < Packard engine, horsepower—said powerful motor an airplane, To weight started by a device the plane, for mil water the into the air, The water cooling provided by radiators of the plane, consisting of feet of Drass tubihg, throw which water is pumped of 120 gallons a mim is cooled in a wing sur tor on the lower right Replacement of the with landing wheels ha the attention of Williams colleagues recently, If te satisfactory he will attempt break the land plane record of 278 miles an howr in formal te BUTLER-MAURO timed by officials of the National| DRUG CO. Aeronautic Association i After attainment of maximum i when we S?“ It and speed Licutenant Williams | It's Right ns to install another engine of | HnoaoiARy similar type, but so improved as! to develop 1,400 horsepower. Then | | Sub Station Post Office No. 1. the pontoons will be ored and | aft uitable tests Willian try for the world'ss recor 281.488 miles per hour, set the British at Venice in the Schneider Cup races > believes, { | the | ¢ upper | But linde 1,2 mos wit develop e — DAVEIN ILL - Tom Davein, local transfor and taxi dr r, ‘entered the o | Aun's hospital yesterday | treatment for a bad cold. to be ever save engine H parate from Its roar can heard In its flights from th little plane ‘almost lea Tickets on Sale in the here for “OH, YOU WILDCAT” Produced Under pontoons | | Auspices of American Legion and his are | to Free Delivery China | Dinner of QUALITY Watch Our Window Displays CALL 331 FOR CORRECT TIME LUDWIG NEI.SON wn‘*fieh and Jewelry - LARGER AUDIENCE ON CLOSING NIGHT Playing to hrn»r audience than on its first night, the cas® i the American Legion play, “Oh Youn Wildcat,” made its final ap- at the Coliseum Theatre concluding the pregen. tation of what was one of the hest stage performances of local talent ever seen in Juneau As on the first night the well n comedy brought howls of h from an appreciative andi- fi the members of the cast l 78 miles an hour for land planes Alfor to the | the staged ading wa the the Nugge man QUAKE CENTER , INDICATED TO BE NEAR HERE Phenomena indicates Sub-| marine Disturbance lcy Strait—Cross Sound earthquake experi and in other Southeasts points on October have resulted from a s listurbance off was indicated b phenomena in th Cross Sound water e told of here today b m, well-known Inia farmer, in That the Alaska migh marine Spencer spit, reported ocean ley Strait Ca nd fox water be T cer and as and, following been the region Adolphus, Cay far as Yakob the disturbanc discolored, dead desr have been observed and a nge froe rock bottom to mud reporte by halibut fishermen. Rocks Big Trees ‘arson the shock .at 30 seconds It did noj a int has fish surfac the ol el o Mr. Inian and damage pot on said lasted continuous. but overturned ¢ the stove apd | dishes. Some trees | the ranch house lently he feared they might be {uprooted. The shock was accom-| { panied by a prolonged, rumblias| iroar. H The water in Icy Strait and | | Cross Sound, he said, was chura-| led until it resembied strong tide | |rips, but no noticeable waves | | were caused. Halibut fishermen | |in the vicinity reported that th effect was as if their boats had| istruck logs directly beneath *the [ Tl The filled with the ranch Wi near | swayed so vio:| Earl Carroll, New York from Atlanta prison where he perjury in connection with hi athtub full of liquor ar in pmlnln(ul beverage. in banks ports port today with Yukutat the off 1t} extend from 4 Capt Lou schoonar Helzol into the*Gulf « Yakutat ater was de Shick of confi 17 s loration water diseolored and al river, i left e water phenom ape non Island of miles out virtunaily bhank Th being muck Saturday was still muddy, he said. In his island he saw snappers flpating | water Wi afternoon “thick Holm 1 rounds on the many dead red in the mucky many Alaska | fishing to v the ! seribed ‘soupy.” Non¢ could orted an ap- | earthquake rock to alto account ye - ter until temblor, Banks Probably Local fisherme were feartul of banks off as and Makes mud Bottom {-| TFishermen on the halibut banlks Mf Cape Spencer change from hottom. In past have with the ve learned ™ for ey of [ be ne 1 wer 108 wa- (£ at discotored of pare mud perience a the were told they {able trouble ¢ |account of the rock It | of it at times. So {no mud was ever I that district Following 'the || auake, gear put out and wag covered with mud, appar y 0il soaked of the bhoat it after het 80 slippe to stand on Mr. Catson said, silt, or consider th ar losing much | ar as is known encountered '1n had on D- Ka decks piled aboard hecame as to bhe dif o | where was | taken Staiionery [ jeult was also noticed [ that a Kind of |seemed to he | surfac il An almost See our complete line Fancy At substance, i boiling up to the | Box Stationery in all shades. 60 cents to $4.50 »er box Start that account with us NOW total lack of fish in v [ the disirict was also noticed sincs a{the quake. None of the boats seen had taken any, and most of them had moved inside to waters cast of Point Adolphius. The Dix- ion was said to have taken two codfish off one set, both fish ap parently without life. Two three halibut taken another boat were virtually the sama ¢ | condition. h t HELLAN’S PHARMACY Phone 33 or by in Free Delivery Crews on three halibut ve Why Can’t A Smart Shoe Be Comfortable? HE answer is . ..it can be. Take The Red Cross Shoe, for example. Made over the famous “‘Limit” lasts, this shoe fits the foot perfectly in action, and repose. And the Arch-Tone sup~ port prevents those maddening instep aches. A most delightfully friendly shoe. And as smart as Dame Fashion herself. Won't you stop in and see the new models? theatricz KNIGHT OF BATHTUB ON PAROLE producer has the failure on them since thought that n driven awa 0la ||.nwru 107 sire at The ."nmlre \l()'\l'l AG’S FASHIONAB Writing Papers Phone 25 reported the ‘...A.x\.\ the Free Delivery ported to have fled the country. Officials said Schuch attempted suicide because he felt disgraced through faflure to carry out his errand of honor. Schuch will bhe deported 'BERGDOLL I IN LIMELIGHT Messenger for Notonous! Bt Draft Evader Is Caught | dh v in North Dakota K g | | P Sy S s MRS. BUTCHER LEAVING farewell party was held last at the residence of M. \. R. Tona in honor of M. Butcher ‘and her two children who are leaving on the steamer Alaska. Butcher is going to visit her messenger | mother in Seattle and Mr. Butch- Grover Cleve-|er will remain here for the winter land Bergdoll, notorious draft|but expects to go south next |evader, was revealed here today|spring. ‘h,\' immigration officials who said they believed Bergdoll intended | to use fhe money to return to the [United States | Martin Schuch, aged messenger, was captured at St { Vincent, Minnesota, the point of I(‘nlr\' ffom which Bergdoll is re- P APPLES! APPLES! 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