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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
HUMAN FLYTO
PERFORM here
Babe White to Climb
FL Jardin Twice
Friday P. M.

baoe White. one of the best known
human Ties" in North America. II
70 climb the I'll Jardin hotel here
FRIDAY. White was here last wear
n thrilled large gatherings bv
elambering his way up projections
and window lodges Of the s-story
structure.
He is to make the dangerous ascent
At 1880 and 1880 p. m. In case of
heavy rains the performances will be
postponed 70 Saturday.
White IS known throughout the
United States, Canada. Cuba and Old
Mexico. In addition to climbing the
building with his bare hands ne i
70 perform upsidedown tunts IN
midair.
White has been n professional
daredevil for 10 years. having climbed
the Woolworth building. Sc stories.
New York; l.. 4. Smith building. AZ
stories. Seattle, Wash. Amicable
building, p stories. Waco: and the
historic Cathedral Of Mexico CITY.
The cathedral j. $50 feet in height
and 256 years old. II was built ~
the Indians before the reign 81
MAMMALIAN. During his exhibitions
"a Mexico City. IL was estimated that
over $4,000 people watched his stunts
daily.
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Esther

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taken 20 the various stores 70 col
lect the gifts.
The list Of gifts follow:
Following is a list of the gifts the
Valleys first 1929 baby will receives:
Cara Hardware Co.. pair 81 Keen
Kutter shears.
Harry's NulcaniZing & Auto Re-
pair Shop. Golden Rod tire pump.
Hicks Rubber Co., Brownsville,
Dayton tube.
Holm's Studio. viii make half
dozen photos Of baby.
Eagle Pharmacy. ms. Johnson 4
Johnson first aid box.
The Popular Store. a baby blanket.
and II twins a pair Of blankets.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.
Brownsville. Eyertype gas tube.
Quinn a. Derrick. plumbers. enam-
cled steel medicine chest.
Dorfman's Jewelry Store, diamond
ring.
Universal Dress Shop. rubber bio.
apron. hood and brassiere set.
Oriental Rug & Gift Shop, genu-
inc Indian doll.
Brownsville Bakery. special birth
day cake.
Borderland Hardware CO.. Browns
vile, baby walker or jumper.
J. C.. Penney Co, Brownsville,
quilted silk robe.
Edelstein's Furniture Store. VI
Brownsville, baby blanket.
Aziz Bros, Nauta binder and dia-
per.
BoilacA's store, Beacon baby
blanket.
Mauer's Kint Goods Shop. Browns
vile, pair Of silk socks.
Central Cash Grocery, Il cans
Eagle Brand milk.
Mason Grain a. Transfer CO., 25-
pound bag Of Chicken Chowder, for
daddy's chickens.
C%ovacevich supply Co.. doll for
baby.
Mchay's Pharmacy, $500 worth or
toilet articles. mothers choice.
international Shoe Store, pair Of
shoes and silk stockings.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Appliance
Co. baby Roper range.
The French Shoppe, novelty air
plane.
Two Republics Store, Bunny's Es-
mond blanket.
Julian's Booterie, Harrington. pair
Of shoes.
r. Manautou. wool baby set.
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FIRST DAY Up
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b. refueling IN the al Through use
OF 2 synchronizei catRpUlting device.
The ground was snow covered and
the thermometer stood Ut ; degrees
above zero when he Kansas City
aviator and his co-pilot. Leonard
Rhiner. took 70 the air. No trouble
was experienced IN getting off the
ground.
The plane carried - gallons (
gasoline. enough fuel Tor seven 70
eight hours. The pilots planned "a
refuei about 9 O'Clock this afternoon.
Tuxhorn planned 20 ny at an Gle
walton Of about 1000 feet.
When the plane had been FIN the
air Y half hour, TuNhorn dropped
a note saying they had forgotten the
leather face masks which were 10
protect them from the icy blasts. Tie
asked that these bc Included when
breakfast was sen un in a contaiuer
by the rcfYclirg device.
To break the endurance record
set ~ Belgian filters. the little
monopiaue must stay aloft until g:H3
p. M Friday.
The refBeling device constructed
BY TuXhorn catapults four-Fallon
containers into the air when SGT off
hy q hook attached tn Y cable dror-
ped from the plane. The containers
are projected alonr the lin. Of
flight at approximately the speed
or the plane and are hauled aboard
by a winch operated bv "a small
wind-driven propeller. The gasoline
il pumped fran tho cortai,cr into
the fuel tank and then the contairer
is droprcd with d parachute.
Mix chocolate aid toast. the frs,
food sent 10 the filters. was catapult-
ed into tho air II the flier- 10 loss
o'clock. Two containers ar gasoline
were catapulted 10 the aviators at
Has. in their first ~refueling Of the
flight.
N a note dropped shortly before
oon TuXhorn said the rlare was
workirg nicely and everything was
all right.
Marvin Tuxhorn. l7-vear-old son
~ the flier, is operating the can
non which sends food and fuel into
the air. Food is being prepared by
Mrs. Tuxhorn. the a~viator's wife.
METROPOLITAN AIRPORT. Los
Angeles. Jan. 2.-tP1-Niss 2 bhy
Trout. ~ls-year-olA Los Angeles avia-
t~ix. took the air IN a snorts mono
nlqne Al SOS this morning in sn
effort 70 break the women's erdur-
ance record
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No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

~ YOU wish ~ be permanently rc-
iieved Of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Baalmann's Gas Tablets, which
are prepared especially Tor stomach
ras and am the bad effects resulting
from ras PRESSURE.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
Pit Of the stomach will disappear;
that anxious. nervous feeling with
heart nalpitation will vanish, and YOU
sill again be able 10 take \ dccp
breath without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will ne replaced hy q desire
for entertainment. Bloating will
cas Your limbs. arms ard fingers
viii no longer feel cold and ego 60
sleep" because Baalmann's Gas Tab
LET'S prcccrt gas from interfering
with the circulation. Get the genu-
inc. IN the yellow package. ~ anv
good drug store. Price 81.
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IN OUR VALLEY
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"H#
she is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. II. J.. Meyers, and although her
home will be in O'mito. she chose
san Bcnltc as the scene of her entry
into the world.
And, incidentally. Baby Meyer is to
nave a whole shower of gifts from
merchant. and others. not ~ mem
tior q $40 savings bank account
given ~ The Brownsville Herald.
BROWNSVILLE BANKS ere u re
congratulated upon their excellent
showing for 1928. a. reflected by
dividend payments in cash and in
stock.
Increases " capital stock through
stock dividends will give the Browns
Vile institutions a combine. dcapital
of $4,000
Surplus funds have also been sub
stantially increased.
Figures in the undivided profits
division have been enlarged.
a eity's banking institutions re-
fleets that city's and sections fiuan-
cial condition.
Ard certainly Brownsville has sv-
els right 10 ~ proud If its showing
along that line.
n. NJ. KENYON halls from Morris
MINI.
re * head or the Kenyon Trans
p%ortation company. owners OF the
tri-motored Ford airplane which has
been s%ojourning in Brownsville for
several days.
lie has been flying over the Val
ley.
II can't imagine why I'll your lard
is rot sold out observes Mr. Ken
yon.
The country appears marvellous
from the air. II is wonderful every
where.
II know that the country ss =
whole simply doesn't know about
your beautiful Valley. II will re-
quire time u spread it, fame.
in a few years more you will be
as we'll or better known than Florida
was a. the height Il her boom
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RACESCARDED
FOR TONIGHT
Fast Hounds to Take
Field At Kennel
Club at s P. M.

Call 70 the hounds Will be
sounded az { o'cock Wednesday eve
ming III the Santa Cruz Kennel club
dog racing track for the second 1ro-
gram Of the new year.
The track has been put IN excel
lent condition and a fast field will
take IN behind the little electric
rabbit during the evenir- run-off.
Fight events grace the racing card
and among the entries are some Of
the fastest dogs in the country.
There will also bc among the lot
some racers that IRE making their
initial appearance to Valley sports
men.
II was announced Wednesday that
races would be run hereafter on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights and Saturday and Sunday
matirecs.
Following is y list NJ the dogs who
will feature Wednesday evenings
card.
lst race. 3-16 mile-Mount JOY
Duke. BLACK Snook. BLACK Roy. Light
ming Ed. Nickle Binder. Police IA
troll. Irish Wit. Nut Coal.
2rd race, II mile-Fritz Tillson.
Noonshine Kid. Rosa Meadows.
sleepy BaFcntt, Thomas Burch. Roll
inc Red, Gold Heels Jack. Bonnie
Bell.
Bird race. futuritv-Ladv Arcadian.
Jack Gross. Whackcr Drive. Lards
End, Red Burton. Teddy. Right Boy.
Wsstefui Princess.
18th race. 5-ls mile-La Palma.
Ruby IL. Hiidenite. Carpenter. King
Model. narEtown, Cross Cate. Mea-
dovs Whisper.
9Th race. 3-15 mile-Ncdius Knst.
lie Ton0. Capture Girl. Led q Gronts.
Storm BOY. Lucky Bob. Tong Flint.
Chean Surprise.
9Th race. Ii mile Sincerity. Fire
On. Dark Mask. Snanrv Boon. Sneed
q III. Black Pirate. Bull Rush. Larry
Lynch.
7th race futurity-Rea Men. N-.
Bailey, Friendly Lad. Bachelor
Daddy. Charlev Boss. AT Fire Wild
Bill. Jack Higgins. Protrudc.
sth race. l-4 mile hurdle Gem
ial. Harry Tracy. Fincaln. Flyv
FROSTY. Clnnre Pov. Speedy Dick. Art
Trawler. Irish Rill.
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contract must he executed by all the
district boards, IL was stated.
Following disposal. Of the Willacy
district matter. the committee TOOK
up the Maverick county district and
an effort will be made to have a
meeting with the Maverick county
Members or the legal committee
pointed out that it is probable that
contracts or agreements can be made
with the Maverick county board
which would eliminate the necessity
OF legal action TO protect Valley
water rights, and that in the event
no agreement could be reached rela-
tive 70 storage and other measures TO
protect Valley interests, il would be
necessary 10 serve notice Of protest
upon each individual property own
er in the district.
Members Of the legal committee
who will 20 10 Austin Friday 10 at
tend he Willacy district hearing be-
fore the state water board viii make
further inquiries into the permit Of
the Maverick district which has been
granted coo second feet for irrigation
end 1900 second feet continuous flow
for generation Of power.
The application of N. II. Adams,
owner OF the AcIms act Of 10000
acres in western Cameron county, for
membership in the association was
recommended BY the committee. Mr..
Adams stated he II planning TO
place the entire tract under Irriga-
ton. The suggestion also was made
that Hidalgo No. ), Llano Grande dis
trict. and Cameron No. 10. Ruther-
ford-Harding district, be invited to
join the association and cooperate
with the other districts and irriga-
tion companies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Valley Accident
Victim Is Buried

MERCEDES, Jan. 2.-Funeral scrv-
ices for Byron Herring, 13, who died
from injuries received in on automo-
bile accident early Tuesday morning
we're held from The home WI his pa-
rents, MT. and Mrs. Ell Herring, IVY
this city al II o'clock "Wednesday
morning. Rev. keene, pastor Of First
Methodist church, officiating.
The accident in which Herring was
fatally injured occurred when a ear
he was driving struck another auto
mobile on the hercedes-Rio Rita
highway and overturned.
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Herrick Has

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Mills in order to be prepared for
any emergency as the Herrick home
IL q considerable distance from The
city.
The veteran diplomat. who Is q
wears old. has been IN with bron-
chitis for the last ten days. lie was
seriously III "A year and a half ago,
but gradually recovered after an on
Grafton and resumed his post in
Paris. Mr.. Herrick returned 20
Cleveland = few months AGO.
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? Rooms Burned
In Binz Building,
Houston Oldest

HOUSTON. Jan. 2.-tP Fire gut
ted two rooms Of the Binz building.
Houston's Oldest s~kyscraper. and
caused damage Il several others
early today while street car traffic
was held Up for more than an hour
and hundreds of persons were at
tracted TO the spectacular blaze AZ
the corner Of Main and Texas.
Two OF the rooms and their con
tents Belonging TO the Levitt Jew
elry company were q total loss.
A few hours earlier fire broke out
in a battery Of stills near Houston
belonging TO the Crown Oil and Re
filming company. Although the bat
terry was said to be valued az $500
600. VI. G. Ehlen. vice-president Of
the company. placed the damage IL
between $4,000 and $4,000.
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HAT IS

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a stolen automobile parked near n
bridge crossing the canal could not
~ identified by Mrs. Charles III. Mel
son W. those or her daughter. al-
though ID vas believed June's Kid
naper used the ca in carrying {
girl the spot. The car was rctr
to it owner who had reported
theft Monday night. n short time
9 er the kidnapping.
Four suspects we're prIlled yct
day, but am we're RELEASED.
Authorities expressed the MO
that the slayer, who kidnapped tht
girl while she was r. ming from her
fathers confectionery store 20 hci
home less than "a half block away
was known by the victim and that
nc killed her ~ escape detection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Flu Decreasing;
Give Warning of
Second Outbreak

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-lPl-In-
i~luenza is believed ~ be decreasing
in most ~ the states west ~ the
Mississippi river and Increasing east
Of the Mississippi. A warning against
optimism was seen. however. in re-
iteration by the public health ser
vice Of the possibility or a second
and more severe wave OF the disease
later in the winter. IL was recalled
that In 1915 there wa first n wide
spread outbreak. most of the eases
being mild. but when IL came again.
and this time the malady was viru-
lent in its nature.
Reports from "a states and New
York City for the week ending Dec.
- showed 10000 new cases. as COM
paret with 16S,000 cases IN the same
states and New York City for the
previous week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Six C~ylindered
Chevrolet Coach
Displayed Here

coach, advertised as "the outstanding
Chevrolet Of Chevrolet history was
put on display at the STEVENSON
Motor Co. Inc. for the first time
Wednesday morning.
The coach, which costs $3.50
r. o. p. Flint OF s707 delivered here.
attracted attention throughout the
morning at the company's snow room
1t 10th and Adams streets.
Tom Stevenson was enthusiastic
~ the new model. pointing to the
low cost on the six-cylinder car.
The landau. priced about Si00 high
er than the coach. was displayed re-
Gently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Uruguay Willing
To Aid Protocol

WASHINGTON. Jan. .P Jru-
quay hiss advised Secretary Kellogg,
- chairman Of the Pan-American
arbitration conference. that ID would
IVY disposed wv anpcinr \ judge M
the international conc iiation court
IN the P7raguavan-Bolivian dispute
which 10 Is proposed % establish I'M
y protocol now under negotiation
here.
Urucuay's acceptance - the CON
~ferencc's Invitation 10 serve on the
tribunal assures three of the five
members NJ the panel. which Will be
appointed hy the conference itself.
Tho United States previously had
expressed It's willingness 70 form
mart N such 4 court. No word has
been received a. Net from Brazil or
Argentina. which countries also were
invited 90 appoint judges AZ the
international tribunal. should this
W. estahli he'd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
y BICYCLE
and CONGRESS
PLAYING CARDS
Mimeographing Cuts
Duplicating Costs
PLAYING CARDS

Imitation typewriter letters or
other typewriter material OF which
there are a number az copies desired
can Be done cheaplv and satisfactor-
ilv Oh the mimeograDh. Original
drawings or sketches can he roughly
reproduced also on the letter. When
"personalizing' a letter 5 not desired
mimeocraphing the purpose
and Is very low priced. Shirley Letter
Shop. HidaIgo Bank Bldg. Mercedes.
Phone q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Sore Gums Now Durable

You won't DC ashamed 70 smIIe
again tier you use Leto's Pyorrhcl
Remedy. This preparation is used
and recommended by leading den
sts and cannot fail 10 benefit you.
Druggists return money Il It fails.
Eagle Pharmacy, lne.-Adv. ID
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

made from roots and herbs. sold by
druggists, in both fluid and tablets.
Mrs Lenora Booth OF z-i4 Ellis Ave
Fort Worth. Texas. Said:-"Dr. Pierce's medi-
eines restored me 10 health when / vas moth
Ing hut a physical wreck. When l was !
xiii growing ] was very backward IA de-
vcloping. | grew puny, weak and sickiv. nv
nerves gave way and I vas 50 poorly j had
to Eivc NJ school Upon the advice CT an
aunt ! started taking Dr. Picrcc's Fsvo-ite
Prescription and The Golden Medical Dis
rorrTy, ara thru their use my health was re-
stored. I developed into vonanhood ' ithout
fughe trouble" send in- fer trial pkg
tablets 70 Dr.. Pierce, Buffalo. :. J., and
strife tnr free medical advice
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
HARRY'S CIGAR o
is IN NEW

hsrry's cigar store No. 3 has been
moved from the lobby Of the Tray
eiers' hotel to 1ii5 Levec street.
where Harry Slavitchek. the owner.
also has his wholesale house.
Slavitchek is the owner Of two 9th
cr cigar and candy stores located in
the lobby 81 the Merchants National
bank sand NJ 1923 Elizabeth street,
ana ms wholesale business covers
the entire lower Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
A PAPER
~ONan :"
COMPANY


The Board OF Directors have declared .
regular quarterly dividend Of one and
ihree quarters per oent N11e6l on the
Cumulative 7ee Preferred Stock Of thus
Company and a regular quarterly divi-
dend CT one and one-hslf per cent
0neol on the Cumulative 90 Pre-
ssred Stock Of this Company. for the
cFrent quarter. payable Isnusrv ~.
1920. 70 holders OF record al the close Of
business December 70. 1928.
Checks 20 be mailed. Transfer book,
wall not close.
owEa SssFzDA T~s-frs sas ras~A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

Returns From Trip-Bascom Cox.
N sslAtant county attorney. accom-
panied bv Mrs. Cox. returned N ted
ncsG-y morning from Austin and
other points in the central part Of
the the state where they had spent
the holidays with relatives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
STOP THAT ITCHING

Use Blue Star Soap. then sppSss
Elrs Star Rsmed. for Eczsnns Hcn'
letter. rir~uorm. noisnn nsk dnnaruiI,
childreri~ Foyea. cracked hands. Eors
feet snd most forms ri itching -
diseases. ~ KITS germs. stons itchirr
u-1sii- restoring The skin - e.sn1
Soar. 2Sr: Fire star Remedy siF"o
Ark rc1T drugEst-Ad.A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
HEN III LOOKS DARK to any

weak, nervous
or aiirng woman,
DR.. Pieroe's Fa-
voTite Prescrip-
ito n comes 10
her aid. Women
in every walk OF
life today say
DR.. PierceS Fa-
yorite Prescrip-
ton is a reliable
..a-A.-w l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

HALF. Cheshire. Eng. Jan. 2.-P'
Sir Charles Wright Macara. 50.
veteran cotton maenate. died Al his
home here TO-DAY. He was long q
leading figure in the cotton trade
and took a prominent art in settling
various disputes in that industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Temperature

Of 3 degree and in San Antonio
the mercury stood at the same level.
galveston was slightly warmer. thr
thermometer registering 34 degrees
there.
Other temperatures Abilene 20.
Amarillo "a, Austin 1l. C0rnu
Christi 36; I'll Pa-o 2H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

HOUSTON, jar. 2-P-Roust,n
thIs morning experienced ITS coolest
weather Of the season. The mercury
did not stop sliding nt THE suburban
weather station at Harrisburg until
reached % degrees and y tcmpcra-
tLre Of = degrees was recorded 70
the main station atop the Post-Dis-
patch building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

WICHITA FALLS. Jan. 2-IP-
The seasons coolest weather pre-.
vailed today in northwest Texas and
the Panhandle.
Locally the thermomstcr stood at
- degrees. one degree below yl-
tCrday's minimum. At TeXlinc the
temperature was reported at 22 de-
rrecs and at Amarillo and Childrns
six degrees higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

PORT ARTHUR, jar. 2.-P-The
lowest temperature Of the season
was recorded here this morning when
The mercury dropped to 2g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2-.Pi-
With the mercury standing at rs de-
grecs this morning san Antonio cE-
pcrierccd the coolest weather WI thr
season. The skies arc clear and n
slowly rising temperature Is fore
cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

FORT WORTH. Jar. .-HI-Ihr
coolest weather OF the winter was
felt here this morning when the ten
pCrature dropped 10 "a degrees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

coolest weather of the season grr-
LCd COrsicana last night. the gov.
eminent thermometer registering -c
degrees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

Big Indexes Easy on the Eyes
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01

You're There With a Crosley Radio. See them at the Nugget Shop.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01
WHAT'S ON AT THE SHOW ?

"The Boy Rider" a screen adoption of the story by Frank Howard Clark, will lead the bill at the picture show Sunday evening. Telling a dramatic tale of the early West, the play is given added interest by the presence in the leading role of Buzz" Barton, the worlds greatest juvenile horseback rider, who displays some of his remarkable riding stunts. The comedy will be Don't Fire !" one of the Bobby Vernon ser ies, and will be supplemented by a Pathe News reel, showing the start of President Hoover's administration and other late news events of the Outside.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01

R. J. Sommers, Walter L. Hand, E. c. Bennett and P. Ke- sovija were outgoing passen- gers on the Fairbanks Wednes- day.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01

Emil Dav;c, well known local mining man and property own. CT, returned Thursday from a winter vacation in the States.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01

Dr. Henry Young, recently appointed superintendent of the Alaska district of the M. E. Church is scheduled to pay his first official visit to Hyder Sunday, according to advices received by Rev. s. V. Warren, pastor of the Hyder M. E. Church.
 Dr. Young is in charge of all M. E. church activities in Alas ka, and is also an Alaskan, in the degree that he has held the pastorate of the Juneau M. E. church for several years and is prominent in the affairs of that community.
 Local residents will be given an opportunity to hear Dr. Young speak at the church Sunday evening at the usual service hour.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-01

Mrs. Ernest Blue and daugh- ter, Betty, returned Sunday from a visit in Rupert.