The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1934, Page 3

. - > . THE DAILY ALASKA l;MPIRE TbLbDA\, AUGUST 78 1934. allllill! IllllllllllllllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIII|lIIIlIIIIIIfiIIIIlIlI|II|IIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlin THIRD SHOWING TONIGHT! umbia’s pictu | erers 7 I-RANK CAPRA PRODUCTION Mede by the director who gave you “Lady For A Day"* Walter Connolly—Roscoe Karns From the Cosmopolitan Magazine story by Samuel Hopkins Adams Z Screen play by ROBERT RISKIN NO PREVIEW TONIGHT g CARD PARTY MOOSE HALL Wednesda y Night Auspices Alaska Laborers’ Association, for all Union members and families Invitational—Cards at 8 and Dancing at 9:30 Plenty of good music—Refreshments free Admission—25 cents 13th Annual Fair JUNEAU, ALASK September ‘12 to 15 Inclusive z l i a | A . Pullen, For Premium Lists write W. Secretary For Concessions write R. B. Martin, y Manager ™ \ { 3 ) { ) 3 \ [} ) ) 3 ) ) { ) { ] \ ) $ ) N \ N N \ ¥ ) ) > GASTINEAU CAFE GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING French-Italian Dinners Wines—RBeer OPEN ALL NIGHT FREE DELIVERY : Alaskan Hotel Liquor Store " Pave Honsel, Prop. Phone Single 0-2 rings FOR INSURANCE | See H. R. SHEPARD & SON | Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. MBER NEWS REPORTER Clark Gable and Claudette PILOT AND VANCOUVER No. 1. \UNDER WING OF Out”™ Colbert Closing in “It H]pv)e ned One l\lghl It Happ: wd On(' Night,” tion of the Adams Cosmopolitan co-stars Clark Ga- udette Colbert f{or the Frank Capr tonight at Col- is cast as the Walter Conolly, mil- lionair banker. Disapproving of her marriage to Jameson Tihomas boy, Connolly has tely after the taken her aboard he moo in waters The im swims ashore and has- ana in cognity by father’s sleuths. turous newspa- out of a job to New York by Miss Colbert, who ling seats, react un- one another. him insolent 2d; he regards her s and pampered. ons arise when her s5ues a $10,000 reward for daughter’s return. Gable con- 1 knight . Eliis Parker liked to » scares off would-be by and confuses investigators! by assuming a domestic re ship with his bewildered charge. | Before the two vagabonds final- ly arrive in New York—and sep-' arately, at that!—they have tramp- ed, hoboed and practiced the mod-| ern art of hitch-hiking; have ged a domestic squabble for the Parker, the tion and confusion of some gy Helly, N. J.. wh have eX- pee ctamp man-hunt amusing ad-' (pe of the many sucee ures that make the petulant the criminal ching busine: Colbert loath to return to hearth of the paternal fire- side, i - - ' MT discov- | cult f the back in his This is the first in a scries of three daily a nced numerous By GEORGE TUCKER HOLLY, N. J., !/ old Ellis Parker, county’s rural Philo s one up on those big game hunt- GIRL MARRIED FFPE o5 who go into the jungle with : === 'only a camera. ‘0N SUNDAY EVENING s catches murderers with post- - age stamps On Sunday evening at 6 o'clock| His an . Florence McKibbon, of Van- up couve B. C. and Hc A. Am MacDonald of Revelstroke, m were married at the Manse of the Northern Light Presbyterian church Rev. John A. Glasse of- H Witnesses were Mrs. To and Miss Venetia Pugh. got to come down here and get ac- MacDonald arrived from quainted You've got to the south on the Princess Louise a part of this tranquil communt Friday night and Mr. MacDonald where th are so quiet that arrived here by plane from Tul- even the birds haven't been startled sequah, B. C., where he is at pres- since Washington swung. through ent based. He is pilot of the Moth on the trail of the Bri plane owned by Capt. William got to trudge around the country Strong. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald side and visit with the neighbors. left Monday afternoon for Tulse- You've got to talk crops with them quah where they will make their and pitch horse-shoes. home. Lifted His Fiddle Parker has been chief of Bur- S lington county’s detectives 41 years HOSPITAL but he wasn't always a detecti He used to stroke a fiddle insa hill-billy orchestra at country dayc- €s. o’ Then some sneak-thief azing consistency has piled a record comparable to any, in an. criminal history, with i cases nd 121 mur trocuted w does he do it? unds and old Ellis erers hanged - eee G. Goelz Capt. steamer Kenai, entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical treatment last master of evening. fiddle—and Ellis was so > vy e s - he became a detective. After Pt rerereeeeeed o Lcod to chass Horse cranberry bog, and he began to solve through the then eventual murder mysterie In dealing with a case the figsi thing he does is learn the Then he sifs dowmr and reasops things out. “Out here,” he indicating the countryside Phone we've And if you got room to think. think hard enough you get the ver. The only thing I know is just to figger 'em—that's all any case amounts to, isn'tgit— just figgering it out?” And apparently that's Ellis does, is “figger’—e: [ the autumn when the fhicks Cardinal Cabs T en he totes his old elght~-au e double barrel down fo his shooting D e Parker's Office But when criminals fiy h he doesn't use a gun. He just drags his hand across his bald head and arts thinking. ‘Then he strolls ac the fields to town. After that he moves on up the main street until he comes to the coun- «3 by court house, then goe\ Amough —Burlington (,ouul) 250 Cases tra, then somebedy stele the fiddle. bad break for the many murderers hangcd or clectrocuted as a re- slcathing of this Hawkshaw of Mt. Helly, N. J. He leans ‘ swivel chair and “figgers,” gclher and the gailly man in jail successfully ¢ you've' .. become | , murdering |edly murdered a California school | teacher. ..\ went home he took *| with him. 'TRUANT TAKEN Ellis Parker—He Gets His Man MIGHF LOCATE 527 - HERE IS PLAN, BEER COMPANY Brewing Co. to Install Unit in Ship Sail Outfit North Sleuth “Figgers t | ‘M fiddle in a country dance orches- So he turned detective . .. a putting two and two to- and climbs the stairs| on the second floor wouldn’t call it an is sufficient for Par- two-by-four enclos ky old desk standing in a side door offi n that desk 1s the a -a-brac of 10 years. ramided so high with s and papers that it to keep them from falling floor. In the clearing in the center of the desk is an ash- trap and in it are three ct vwed pipes. One of m! broken and mended with ve tape. Hard by rests a match box holding giant blue- tip matches. Involuntarily you step Old Ellis lights one, half d it might explode. The Walls Won't Talk is is Ellis Parker’s workshop. s office, den, and con- on nber combined. The 5 probably could tell some gris- tales if they could talk. For it was here that Frank James and Raymond Schuck confessed to and robbing a Camden County bank messenger of $70.- 000. This office was his field of operation when he rode a postage stamp across three continents h Thomas Coumas who alleg-' _ is im- mmcm»owmomow Then sometimes he disappears for days at a time. Once he lived hree weeks as a tramp in the slums of Manhattan, and when he three killers SHOP IN JUD ! THE CARPENTER AND CABINET SHOP | | Wood Work and Building f | | | | " 1 | Opposite Harri Machine Shop | E. O. Fields L. R. Nunamaker | | | \ | PHONE 4604 ‘ fL‘__V—___a | DRuGs AnND SUNDRIES or LIQUORS IN A HURRY! PHONE 97 Fast Free Delivery Guy L. Smith Drug Store Next to Coliseum box and becomes a boy again. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG THIS TREE STA DAGGONE STEVE YANCEY. 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