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which have been raging over wide
area for more than week. Other less
serious fires continued to level valuable
timber lands in other parts of Sas-
katchewan. but reports from The Pas
indicated that the menace in Manitoba
had been subdued.
Wide swaths had been cut across the
path of the fires in The Pas and last
reports were that the fires were sur
rounded" there.
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Thankful She
Learned of the
Herb Extract
Never Saw Its Equal In
Removing Gas, Sour Stom.
ach and That Tired,
All-In Feeling

Washington people by the hum
dreds call at the Peoples Drug Store,
sos 7th Street NV, each week to
learn more of this great medicine.
Numbers of those who have given it
q trial return and say they never
used its equal and want their friends
to know of 1t also,
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MRS. HASKELL DIES.
Wife of du Point Official Succumbs
Following Recent Operation.

WILMINGTON, Del, May Is P).-
lIs. Elizabeth Denham Haskell. wife of
Harry Garner Haskell. vice president of
the Dupont Co. died suddenly yes
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terday at the Homeopathic Hospital,
where she had been a patient for
week. She apparently was recovering
| satisfactorily from a recent operation.
| Mrs. Haskell was the daughter of the
| late Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Denham
of Monticello, Fla, and Savannah, Ga.
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FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Prince Albert Park, Canada Beauty
Spot, Endangered.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, May 10 Hl--
The Prince Albert national park. one
of Western Canada's beauty spots, last
night was threatened by forest fires
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Special Purchase
and Selling of
Fiber
Rockers
$1O.05

Graceful high back
styles with fare arms;
comfortable and well
braced. In tan and tan.
grey and green. with
cretonne covered spring
cushions. The two styles
shown.
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QUEENSLAND RULE ENDS.

La Dor Government Overwhelmingly
Defeated After II Years.
BRISBANE, Australia, May Is P).-
The Queensland Labor government,
which has held office IA years, has been
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40 In. Washable
Gre . e, S 1.3

The firm. heavy quality smart
women demand for sports and
business frocks. lingerie and neg
ligees. A half-hundred style
right colors. including black and
white.
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WINTER GARDEN FARM
PROJECT IS u

AUSTIN, July 19.-Awaiting only
Gov. Dan Moody's approval, build
ing and operation Of the new Win
ter Garden farm experimental sta
ton. and the experimental station
to be located in so miles of Abilene
are assured. The Winter Garden
station was given $25,100 for con
.struction and equipment, and S2I,-
900 for maintenance for the next
two years.
The Abilene station was granted
S40,440 for organization, buildings
and equipment and So, 400 for op-
Grafton and maintenance. A soil
survey unit will be an important
phase of the Abilene district sta
tons equipment.
The existing Rio Grande Valley
citrus experiment sutton was Civ
en- $4,000 on which to operate for
the next two years.
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OllC LIDO q SOOU 1lldIly WOIIlcSs II
the correct thing to serve, and every
thing.
Isn't it queer there are so many
things that she doesn't worry about
at all?
I saw Mary's boarding school
daughter insult a salesgirl in n of
the big shops the other day and the
tears came to the s~alesgirl's pretty
black eyes, but she didn't say a
word.
How could she with the floor walk
er looking right at her.
And Mary lever said a word to
her daughter about that, and she
was right there and saw the whole
thing.
And the other day, when a shah
bily-dressed old lady came into a tea
at one Of Mary's friends house,
Mary snubbed the shabby old lady
and SO did Mary's daughter.
But when it turned out that the
shabby old lady was a bowling swell
and was giving a very smart tea for
her boarding school granddaughter
and Mary's daughter was not in
vited. Mary cried over it.
She said she didn't think people
had any right to go around disguised
like that.
Poor Mary. how surprised she
would be if she realized that some of
her relatives + just as ashamed of
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prize; Mrs. Charles Lonergan re-
ceived honor guest prize: Mrs. Fred
D. Guerra, cut prize; Miss Robin
Brooks, consolation.
The guests were: MesdameS H. E.
KidWell, Ben Britain, J. Wallis,
w. w. Shuford, George B. Marsh,
G. j. Martin, L. r. Brooks, Harvey
Stiles, Frank Chapa, Frank Laborde,
Charles Lonergan, Fred D. Guerra,
j.. j. Guerra, Harold Smith, Misses
Shirley and Robin Brooks.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. J. Wallis was hostess Wed
nesday afternoon to the members Of
the Wednesday Bridge club. Three
tables Of players were seated in the
living room and Mrs. j. j. Guerra
was successful winner of high score
prizes with George 3. Marsh receiv-
ing second high.
The guests we're: Mesdames Virgil
N. Lott. J.. Wallis. w. w. Shuford,
George B. Marsh, G. j. Martin, L. r.
Brooks. Charles L~onergan. j.. J.
Guerra. Harold Smith. L. B. Caruth-
erS. j., B. G. King, John HinojoSa
and z. Owen Scott.
L & q
BANKERS MEET
The Rio Grande Valley Bankers
association met in San Pedro Sat
urday night.
Among those who attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Anglin, James 0.
Murphey, R. P. Davenport, Miss
Verna Pearce, H. Vance, w. G.
Early, r. Riott, Judge and Mrs. Neal
Brown, Mfr. and Mrs. F. B. Johnson,
VIM. O'Donnell. Miss Anna Green,
F. S. Flynn, t. H. Brown. Misses
Pearce and Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A. Kerby, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. PeaSe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton FRASER, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grade Galloway. Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Smith, Mrs. Louise
Taylor. Ordell Robertson, Miss Jewell
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clifford,
r. D. Russell, 0. r. Joseph. W. A.
Hedler. Jr.. r. H. Young, v. M.
Stuphen, Chas. Warren. G. r. Leh-
lemmer. Miss Halliburton. G. S.
Rike; E. c. Ericsson, H. L. Grav. Mr..
and Mrs. S. SkoggS. T. E. Knapp.
w. H. Tension, j. F. Taylor, Mr.. and
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depot agent at Olmito by the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway.
Miss Tula Terrell Of Brownsville
spent the past weekend with her
mother, Mrs. M. e. Terrell.
Miss Mary Bellinghausen of
Brownsville visited Miss Doris Smith
Saturday night.
Miss Abilene Smith Of San Marcos
is visiting Miss Geneva Cheney.
Miss Jeanelle Willis, who has been
visiting with friends near Edinburg,
returned Monday. Miss Willis re-
ports a very good time.
Mrs. 0. r. Williams and little
daughter who have been to Waco
visiting relatives, returned last Sat-
urday.
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Continued from page %

VOUIIL1IIuEu 4IUH pd5U u
been here returned Tue-1ay TO their
home in Kansas City, Mo.
Gus kaufman returned the first
of the week from a weeks stay in
Dallas. Mrs. Ifman will remain
there several weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Schenks have
moved here from San f-~nio.
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TWO b BRIDGE

Mrs. Harry LupI n delightfully."-
entertained a group Of her friends
on Tuesday afternoon with two
tables Of bridge. At the close of
the games Mrs. Charles Bowie was
presented a high score "ri"" while
Mrs. j. E. Butler, Jr., was given a
suitable consolation gift. Refresh
ments were served to the following
guests from San Benito and Los
Fresnos: Mrs. Charles Bowie, Mrs.
Grant Lovett, Mrs. Walter PreSter,
Mrs. Wesley Simons, Mrs. S. S.
Sappenfield. MRS. j. E. Butler. Jr.,
and Mrs. S. E. Barr.
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and doesn't WANT 70 KNOW.
And it is time for Mary to give her annual an
niversary dinner and what on earth will she do with
brother?
Shed like to invite him to take a little trip
somewhere, but her husband won't let her.
John thinks that maybe If brother stays he wont
have to wear his tuxedo, and that would be a gFeat
relief to john
And besides-John has a way Of disciplinlng
Mary once in a while.
! am afraid he thinks that Mary is a bit Of a
Snob.
Poor, Mary, and she does so love to be correct
If mulberry is the color for the season Mary's
house is a mulberry patch. When the long, mar
row dl ing room tables came in Mary sold her per-
fectly good black oak. round able-and ii belonged
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PERSONALS

Miss Rachel Louise Lewis and
Wallace Treadway were the guests
of Miss Anna Lee Kemp, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Stanley Davidson left for
Wharton, where she underwent an
operation Monday.
Mrs. Arthur SilaS and daughter,
Imogene, Of Tulsa, Okla, are here
visiting Mrs. Silas' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Powell.
Miss Cassie Verdell Of San Be
nito was the guest Of Velma Wiley
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Klose and daughters have
gone to Chicago, Ill. to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jeffry were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Jeffry
of San Benito for Sunday dinner.
Misses Kitty and Marguerite Lewis
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Lorena Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frantus Newell have
moved TO Chicago, Ill. to make their
home. Before Mrs. Newell's recent
marriage, she vas Miss Annie Ar
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. George and
daughter Carol, who have been
spending awhile in Sabinf Kerr
vile, junction and other Texas
cities, have returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. CumminS Of San
Benito we're callers at the Powell
home Tuesday.
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RIO GRANDE CITY

MRS. KING ENTERTAINS
Mrs. B. G. King was responsible
for a very pleasant hospitality Fri
day afternoon when she entertained
with a charmingly appointed bridge,
In the afternoons play. Mrs. j.
Wallis was winner Of high score
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Miss Commons Is
Mercedes Delegate
To League Meeting
CSpecial to The Herald)

VDPNOAIA 10 INV AANANANV
MERCEDES, July 20.-Miss Cath
crime Commons left Mercedes We'd
nesday morning for Kerrville,
where she will represent the Mer-
cedes Epworth LeagUc at the West
Texas Epworth League assembly
which opened Wednesday and will
continue through July "a.
Miss Cummings will give a report
Of the meeting at the next meeting
of the local Epworth League.
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her as she is Of her long-lost brother.
Isn't it a pity someone didn't take
the trouble to teach Mary real cour-
tesy and real manners and just a
little bit of real common sense, with
a careless smattering Of kindness.
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MRS. sAPPENFIELD HOSTESS

Mrs. S. S. ~Sappenfield enter
tanned members of the Los FIRES
nos Home Demonstration club at
her home on Thursday afternoon. A
business session was held and the
remainder of the time was spent
socially. An appetizing refreshment
course consisting of peach pie a la
mode, cake and ice tea were
served to those present. Mrs. Har-
ry Lupton was the only guest.
The next meeting of tie club will
be held on the afternoon of July
Is.
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Mrs. F. w. Seabury.

MRS. r. w. SeaDury.
Those from Starr county attend
ance were: MI. and Mrs. l.. r.
Brooks, Misses Robin and Shirley
Brooks. F. D. Guerra, H. Cara, Jr..
H. p. Guerra, j. H. Guerra. Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Marsh, MI. and Mrs.
Ernesto v. Laurel, Charles Celaya.
The bankers will not meet again
until fall and the place will be de-
cided by the official board.
PERSONALS
Miss Celestina Gonzales and
Misses ConSuelo and Cora Sanchez
returned Saturday from K~ingsville
where they attended the College Of
Industrial Arts for the first term of
summer school. They will teach the
coming year; Miss Gonzales in the
county schools and Misses Sanchez
in the Independent district.
MI. and Mrs. L. r. Brooks have as
their guests Wednesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Davis. Jr, Mrs. Matt
Davis, ST., of Denton and Miss Ora
Davis of San Antonio.
MI. and Mrs L B. Caruthers, Jr.
returned from San Antonio Tuesday
where thev had been called on &C
count Of the serious illness of Mr..
Caruther's brother.
Judge and Mrs. Neal Brown of
Edinburg we're weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Brooks.
Elmer Morris, San Benito, repre-
sentative of the Central Power &
Light Co.. spent Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Pope. Jr..
and little daughter have returned
from a weeks visit in Laredo.
Mrs. Roy p. Conway and daUgh-
ter, Mary Alice were guests TO Mrs.
E. Owen Scott. Monday.
Mrs. I. r. Brooks and daughters.
Misses Shirley and Robin Brooks
motored TO McAllen Monday.
Mrs. John "A. Pope. Jr., spent
Thursday in McAllen. She was &C
nompanied home by her sister. Mrs.
Mona Ritz. who has spent the past
month there.
Charles Co'ava returned SATURDAY.
from Fort Worth where he had
spent the week on business.
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RIO HONDO
CLASS MEETING

CLASS MEETING
The Kumjoynus class of the COM
munity church held their regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Judy on Monday evening
Of last week. The Bible study was
conducted by Miss Evelyn Rosen-
dahl.
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C. Nj. r. C. BOYS HOME

Gerald Bowser, Ersell Evans, Mil
ton Mills, Emerson Webster, Lebert
Coston, Joe Bednor, Arthur Kipfer,
Walter Kachtik and Bryan Jeffry
returned home Saturday night after
spending four weeks at the citi-
zens military training camp at Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio.
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LOS FRESNOS
CHURCH SOCIAL

Members of the Los Fresnos
Methodist church entertained a
large group of their friends on Fri
day evening with a social at the
church building. A group of out
door and indoor games directed by
Miss Dorothy Moses, gave diversion
through the earlier part Of the eve
ming.
A short address of welcome was
made by Rev. H.. B. Day, pastor OF
the church, and the Rev. Grove,
presiding elder from Brownsville,
responded with a short talk. At the
close Of the evening delicious ice
cream and angel food and devil
tood cake WIRE served TO more than
one hundred guests.
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BIBLE STUDY

BIBLE STUDY .
The Brown Tract BIZ le Study
class met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Moody Wednesday eve
ming. The Bible study for the eve
ming was conducted by Clarence
Ulrich,
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cry her eyes out about it, becaure she went to Boston on a visit and the
very grandeSt and SWEETEST aunt in Boston was using q big old fashioned
round table and Mary is afraid round tables ri coming back"
She has a good many worries. has Mary. Tables, and draperies, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-21
By WINIFRED BLACK

Mary 7, is WornedI
Mary has a long-lost brother visiting her and brothers table man
nerS are really too bad.
He doesn't know the difference between a millionaire and a tramp
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C. Z. SOCIETIES

The senior and intermediate
Christian Endeavor societies Of the
community church motored to San
Benito Sunday evening where they
attended the Echo" meeting of the
state G. E. convention, J Id at the
First Christian church.
Short talks were given by those
who attended the state convention.
The state convention for next year
will be held It Wichita Falls.
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Valley Society
Phone
Phone z

pie from the three churches OF the
town.
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SWASTIKA CLUB

Mrs. Smith henderson was hostess
to members Of the Swastika club at
her home on Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was enjoyably spent
in sewing and in conversation at
the close Of which a refreShment
course was served to Mrs. Leon
Hinkley, Mrs. Clinton Oliver, Miss
Geneva Palmer, Mrs. Harry Whip
pie. Miss Edith Stabenan, Mrs. M.
F. Orr and Mrs. Charles Gobar.
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OLMITO

PICNIC
The Olrlito Sunday school enioyed
2 picnic dinner Sunday at the Aztec
Casino on the resaca. The picnic
was sponsored by the Bible class.
Quite a large crowd enjoyed the de-
licious basket lunch.
PERSONALS
Mrs. M. z. Terrell returned last
Saturday from an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Ten
nessee and Mississippi. Mrs. Terrell
was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. George Laaksa and little son.
Of Los Fresnos.
Miss Geneva Cheney recently re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Ravmondvjjle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Peoples of Nc
Faddon. have recentlv moved to Oh
n1ito end will make their home here.
Mr.. Peoples has been appointed
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STUDY GROUP Z Z
breaches

Rev. H. B. Day preached on Sum
Cay morning at the Methodist
church in Point Isabel. Mrs. F. H.
Trimble, a returned missionary
from China, filled the pulpit at the
Methodist church in Los Fresnos,
speaking to a large group Of peo-
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CHRISTIAN

Rev. @. A. Hudson will lead G..
E. Sunday night, the subject being
Good Citizenship" A special pro-
gram is prepared and there S to
be a good speaker. Special music
by DR.. Chandler.
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PERSONALS

TEhDUNALS
Mrs. H. 0. Moore had as her
weekend guest her daughter and
grandson, Mrs. jeff Fowler and
James Garland Fowler of Mercedes.
Mr.. Fowler and Garland Moore
spent Sunday at the Moore home
and Mrs. Fowler and son returned
to Mercedes with them in the eve
ming.
MI. and Mrs. Odess Patterson and
sons, Willis and Odell, of Weslaco,
visited with relatives at Los Fres-
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BIBLE STUDY

The regular meeting of the Bible
Study class Of the Los Fresnos
Church Of Christ was held on We'd
nesday evening at light o'clock at
the church. The meeting was
opened by a song ITO G Work"
led by Mrs. Wesley Moses, Jr., and
was followed by prayer. The Bible
lesson, taken from the second chap
ter of James, was conducted by
Grover G. Page in the form of a
round table discussion. Miss Hazel
Moore closed the services with a
song, Redeemed
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SUNSHINE GIRLS
The Sunshine Girls class of the
Baptist church met at the home Of
Mrs. Davis Thursday evening.
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INTERESTING STUDY

The regular meeting of the
Methodist Woman'S Missionary So
clsty was helo at the home of Mrs.
Charles Englar on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. H. B. Day led the de-
votional and a short business SEES
sion was held. An interesting Bible
study from the TWenty-third Psalm
was conducted by Mrs. EngIar and
Mrs. P. G. Peterson. Those present
were Mrs. P. G. Peterson, Mrs. Oren
Peterson, Mrs. H. S. Petigo, Mrs.
w. F. Edmondson and Mrs. H. B.
Day.
A social meeting of thu organiza-
ton will be held at the home of
Mrs. Edmondson on Tuesday after
noon, July %.
STUDY GROUP MEETS
Mrs. G. B. Waller was hostess to
members Of the Child Study group
at her home on Friday afternoon.
An interesting and instructive pro-
gram was carried out during the
afternoon, talks being made on a
variety of subjects by club mem
bers. At the close of the afternoon
the hostess served refreshments of
sandwiches, salad and ice tea to a
number OF members and two guests,
Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. Freibble.
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III SNOB IS SNLlBBED
AND DOESN'T LIKE 1T
Winifred Black Tells How Mary, Who Patronized the
"Best" People, Cried When She Learned the
Shabby Old Lady Was Really Somebody"

Mary r, is worried!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-25

Jazz Singer" and "The Singing Fool,p "The Lion and the Mouse, D Glorious Betsy" My Man." Ten derloin," Lights of New York, ? 'The Reckoning Sin "The Desert Song" Conquest Stark Mad" "The Home Towners," Sonny Boy I"On Trial" and Alec B. Frances, Louise Fazenda, and May McAvoy in The Terror" which MT. Gross . hopes to obtain for the opening night.
 In addition to the Warner Broth CTS feature talking pictures, he has contracted for the Mack Sen nett talking comedies, Pat Rooney, Chick Sales, George Jessel and many other celebrities in Movie tone and Vitaphone Acts. During the installation of the talking picture equipment the thea tre will be open as usual, MT. Gross said.
 Purchased Furniture During the six weeks he has been in Seattle he purchased fur niture for the apartments he is building above the moving picture exchange building on lower Front Street. There will be eight single apartments in the building which will be the very latest thing, yi5A all modern convenience. ilslu l. ing Trigidaire, electric stoycs, 'Inil- = ish American rugs, Murphy LcI1 with the finest springs an1 me- tresses, hardwood floors and fur niture, MT. Gross declared Each apartment will consist of kitchcn- cite, bath and living room, con- veniently arranged
 Fire Proof Building
 The building is being made en- tirely fireproof and on the opening day, about six weeks from now, Mir Gross will have open house to give the people of Juneau an opportun- ity to inspect the new apartments. q would like the people to see what can be done with a building which has been idle for many years, and what attractive apartments can be built" he said.s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-25
WHO'S WHC
 AND WHERE

Sam B. Smith, automobile deal CT at Cordova, is a southbound pas senger on the Alaska. Mir. Smith is going outside on vacation for several months.
 Rev. Charles E. Rice, Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Juneau, re- turned from Cordova on the steam CT Alaska. The Rev. Rice accom- panied Bishop P T. Rowe to Cor dova about two weeks ago for spec ial church work.
 II. B. Carbray, travelling com mercial man, is a passenger for Ketchikan on the Alaska Mir Carbray is making the trip in the interest Of the firms he represents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-25
Spain Casts Her Net
 For Tourist Business

PARIS, April 25.-Spain's plan to establish a big government tour lst agency in Paris is stirring the French to action.
 Spain, with $5,OOo,oOo to spend attracting tourists, intends to buy IT rent a downtown building here and try to create flow of travel Q see her sights.
 France, often eloquent about the leed for meeting the competition If other countries, finally considers he time has come to coordinate Ter travel agencies. There are dozen or more separate organiza- ions, some of them aided by the overnment, that attempt to en- outrage touring.