The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1936, Page 3

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Nelson told authorities he was home in bed at that hour and declared the ma- | chine was stolen from Connors Mot- | ors where he says he left it at 11:30 | last night with a note to have the rear axle looked over. | Recipitent Watson chased the driver down the road a ways but | was unable to overtake him as the fleet-footed driver took to the woods. Mr. Watson reported he was arous- ed from his slumbers about 2 a. m. by a resounding thump in his front yard. Hastening out, he saw a man walking rapidly from the yard down the road. Piled up against the cor- ner of his house was a maroon- colored automobile. It had lett the | road, apparently traveling at a ter- rific pace, when attempting to make | the turn at the Watson corner on lthe Glacier Highway; had cata- pulted about 25 feet against the 2 | small rock wall alongside his drive- way; had taken to the air again under its terrific impetus for an- other 30 feet or so and come up abruptly against his new gravel walk, overturned and spun on over | to come to rest neatly against the | glass enclosure at the corner of his house, only about a foot of the car |leaning against the house. The | machine traveled a good 100 feet, | he reported, from where it left the road. Finding no one in the wreckage, Watson began a search around. Directly a machine with a man and woman as passengers came PUROLA REMEDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Front St. Next Coliseum PHONE 97—Free Delivery HARRY RACE, Druggist “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” NEW. MANAGEMENT VALET SERVICE Elina Rantakan Elvi Wolti EXPERT CLEANING PRESSING—HAT BLOCKING _ THE DAILY; ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY'29; 1936. NEW FEATURES | ¢ BEGINNING AT | LOCAL HOUSES Double Bill at Coliseum— “Beyond Bengal” Show- ing at Capitol Screen g Viwws Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS £ Variety of Lrass made to Imitate APAN EPIC - OF _ SAVAGE DRAMA Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle / i Consume / Tenuis appur- tenance lian river 9 Salamander Writing material In behalf of Ovule . Th: Tea | Featured at the Capitol Theatre| t is “Beyond Bengal,” e ic drama of the jungles of ghe he n Theatre js a double bill Peninsula. . Showing.at luding “Wanderer of the Waste- land” and “His Family Tree.” “Beyond Bengal” is a Showmen'sl Picture, produced and directed by | Harry Scheneck with the co-oper- of His Highness, the Sultan of | F.M.S., Sir Alang Iskadar| The Sultan appears person-{ in the film, the first and only this Malayan monarch has rlowed himself to be photo- °d by a motion picture cam- . Athletic coach . Summoned In . Sudden un- reasoning fear Large serpent 1. est Exist 2. Kind of Above: poetio . Rowing im- plement . Player at children's games Gaped ally time "h‘hl\l“"/.r My Four former stars of the silent days appear in the film “Wanderer of the Wasteland.” They are Monte Blue, Anna Q. Nilssen, Jack Mul- | hall and Raymond Hatton. | His Family Tree” is the inside story of how elections are won and lost. The cast includes William | Marjorie Gateson, Mar- | llahan and Addison Ran- MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE SATURDAY 1 P M. “Wanderers of the Waste Land” “Rustlers of Red Dog” Cartoon Comedy CANDY - PATGO MAKES , going toward town, and of- ed to overtake the man running down the road. Watson jumped ir g but the pursued gentleman took ATL'N to the brush after showing the pur rs what real speed was. Mr.| Watscn offers to bet that not even| George Robbins, purser aboard | Nurmi could have kept pace With the twin-screw riverboat Jeanne| the departing driver. from Tulsequah, was a round trip | The machine was badly wrecked | passenger to Atlin, B. C., on the | but little damage resulted to the|alaska Air Transport seaplane Pat- | Waltson property except the yard,ico piloted by Sheldon Simmons, Mr. Watson reported lleaving Juneau at 8 o'clock last grade 2,000 his Department of curement ious grade Air Corp: Full infc t Room 1l Buil insp $1,620 to War Dej tion ma DA PHILLIPS AND SOM OUT FOR VACATION ritor - - - NEW PROPELLOR GIVES SPEED TO IRVING SEAP!L SLAR A new Har type blad cruising miles per Lour, sult in moxe String Brass Novelties by HARRY MEYER Torch Sinéer in Song “Right color, but the wrong ma- | night and returning shortly before |- ment when asked if he new cher, was also & roundtrip pas- | car during the night on the plane. i EXAMINATIONS tigation in an effort to locate the |poon the Patco took off for Hawk ARE ANNOUNCED driver. Inlet with two passengers, Einard | bt - Commission has anhounced that ap- MILLERS TO LEAVE plications will be received until eaving on the Princess Louise| Civil Service Examiner. The en- which goes south over the week-|trance salary is $1,620 a year, les Juneau Schools, and his 1fred ' cpent on Mr. Miller's farm at Hood | cent plan to leave on the south bound piver Oregon. Mr. Miller is onel Applicants must have been g troit. There, after purchasing a new | 5604 sehodls, i 4a college or university of recogniz- Ford, Mr. Phillips and his son will | ed standing with the completion way of Chicago, Milwaukee and' Miss Esther Lunsetter will leave cept that applications will be ac- Madison, Wisconsin. Included onlon the south bound trip of the ! cepted from senior students under formanc the Texas Centennial. He will also sota. She will attend the summer‘ The examination will consist of Plane by a drive through Salt Lake City and on at the University of Min-|a mental test and of a general Graham last ni Seattle where he will board a boat visit at her home in Gatzke, Min-| Examinations are also announced = ARG for Juneau. I nesota. for: Tobacco inspectors, various STIOP IN JUNEA? [ J ° L4 [ ] ® . R was the Se com- | noon today. H. R. Brown, AAT dis- |CIVIL SERVICE Authorities are making an inves- rtly after 2 o'clock this after- | land Iver Maki, The United States Civil Service Mr. and Mrs. Byron Miller aret June 10, r§)|> the position of Junior A. B. Phillips, Superintendent of (ops ror a summer vacation to be|a retirement deduction of 3': per trip of the Princess Louise for De- .¢ (1o musical directors in fije mated from a four year cour drive back to the West Coast by TO flflfiVMINN. U. of at least 118 semester hours, ex- Mr. Phillips’ itinerary is a trip to|Princess Louise enroute to Minne- .certain specified conditions. ing Al San Francisco on his way back to nesota following which she wfll‘lest_ of the plane fror L e ingi Delle Al | Singing Led by exander P » WITH US! 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