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Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
INNOCENT F|B OF
 HUBBY SOMETIMES
 LEADS TO TROUBLE

Because ladies hand bag was found in taxi her husband was riding in the night before, Mrs SimonS becomes suspicious This suspicion caused her to ask her husband embarrassing questions Henry did not want to lie to his wife and he wouldn't have done so if she had not persisted in asking the questions. Of course everyone knows that it is wrong for husband to fib to his wife, but when the naked truth might cause lot of trouble, Simmons thought an innocent little fib was excuSable. As is we'll known, one lie soon makes another one necessary. and the successful liar must have a remarkably good memory to fool his wife for any length of time.
 No woman wants her husband to be a liar so if she just doesn't ask her husband questions there will be no trouble At least that would have been the case with the Simmons family. No doubt many great wars have been caused by the habit that women have of asking their husband questions that are hard for them to answer.
 Anyway this and other com nications started the whole talk inc and caused a social upheaval in sandusky, Ohio, and it will De extremely interesting TOT the neople of Seward to discover what all the fuss was about. "Ihe Whole Towns Talking" to be pre- sented at the Dreamland han, Saturday evening August 3l Will explain everything and Will lui nish two and one half hours o1 genuine fun, laughter and happl- mass for all who attend. The sew
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
LIKES THE TOWN

T am harDy at this opportunity to again visit Seward and would always enjoy running in here even though we could rot be perman- ently stationed at the Port of Sew ard" remarked Lieut.. F. D. Higbee Of the U. s. c. 0. Tahoe in port a week ago. Lieut. Higbee is a form CT officer of the Cutter Algonquin.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
SPORTSMEN?

Tn utter disregard of the purpose of the cost of maintaining the signs along the Seward -Kenai highway some alleged sportsman" or "sportsmen" are using them for targets. These supposed nefarious individuals will blaze away at the highway instructors" with any, thing from a shotgun to high powered rifle Other targets are so hard to find!
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22

Elks' are sponsoring the presen- tation of this performance which is. being brought over from An chorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
IITH CONVENTION

SAN DIEGO, Aug, 21 (H) - American Legion skirmis h r s from all over the states moved in to the city and deploying through the streeets announced at regis tration headquarters that the main body of the state legion would be here for the 11th an nual convention which begins on Monday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22

MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
LEAVE ON VICTORIA

Frederick w. Tuck, who had charge of the installation of the electrical machinery at the Eklut- na hydr- electric project has com pleted his work there and with Mrs. Tuck went south on the steamer Victoria, enroute to California where they will spend the winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22

Ed Crawford, who spent a few enjoyable days in Moose Pass, re- turned last evening. The family remained out there but will pro- bably return the latter part of the week.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
ELKs' NOTrCE-INpoRTANT

A meeting of Seward Elks will be held in the Arcade Club room Thursday evening at D. m. AH members are requested to be pre- sent as there are several matters of importance before the organ ization.
 Chairman
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
COMEDY AT Ty7E LIBERTY

The theatre program for tonight is announced as a combination en- Itertainment. A comedy drama fea- iture; a two-reel straight comedy; la U. F. A. Educational, and late News reel.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22

EASTMAN KODakS AND PHO FOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller. CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
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Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-22
Chairman

IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED FRYE BRUHN'S BABY BEEF, you are certainly missing something.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28
HUNTERSLEAVE
ON MEXICO TRIP
Indiana Men to Hunt Big
Game In the Wilds Of
Tamaulipas

Two Of Americas most famous
big game hunters. Henry r.. Roberts
and Austin A. Sheets Of Indianap-
oils, Ind, who arrived in Browns
vile last week. left Thursday morn
ing by car for the Raeder ranch.
100 miles south Of Matanoros,
where they viii devote at least two
weeks to hunting with gun and
camera the big game Of Mexico.
Henry r Roberts. who for years
has been a contributor to Out
doors" and Field and Stream" is
state sales agent for the state OF
Indiana, and Austin A. Sheets is a
member OF the Indiana state board
of agriculture. Both are ardent
sportsmen. and for eighteen years
have made annual hunting trips to-
gether into the big game sections
of Canada and the Northwest.
The sportSmen took with them
sufficient supplies for three weeks.
Special permission was obtained
from the Mexican officials to carry
a camera. and permission also was
secured by telegraph from Secretary
OF State Kellogg TO transport arms
and ammunition across the border.
The party viii be Joined at the
Reader ranch the latter part Of the
week by Luther and Robert Sow.
famous hunters OF Willacy county.
who propose to capture a number
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

Of animals for exhibition purposes
and also secure moving pictures Of
the wild life Of Tamaulipas-
The Raeder ranch lies about 40
miles south Of the Tropic Of Cam
GER, and therefore Is IN the tropics.
This win be our first big game
hunt In the tropics. Roberts said,
and we are anticipating real sport.
That section Of Tamaulipas Is not
ed for its deer, Mexican lions.
jaguars. wild turkeys, javelina and
other varieties OF wild life. We not
only expect to enjoy fine shooting.
but also viii secure some very in
teresting photographs OF the wild
life Of northeastern Mexico. ]
propose TO use some of the photo
graphs for publication"
Roberts and Sheets have been In
the Valley since February %. and
expressed their admiration of this
section. 1T Is the most wonderful
section of the United States" Rob-
erts said. 81 do not believe there
IS any part Of the country that can
offer more attractions 10 the farm
er. the tourist, or the sportsman"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28
III Pound Wrapping
For Cotton Is Asked
] BY Valley Growers

~ WESLACO, Feb. 28.-Demancing
Lenat hinners furnish ttsem with %
= .otIfd wrapping for their cotton. a
y resolution was passed ut a meeting
sxf the various units of the Rio
s<irande Valley Vegetable Growers
ssociation here held to this effect.
q Gales to weigh seeds also are TO
re requested Of ginners. other cot
NON growing communities furnishing
It being declared.
70 1t was urged that a representa-
rive OF each community confer with
Hinners in their section and set
Worth the demands so approved.
M J. II. Christner OF Weslaco was
Elected as president OF the associa-
ZION and w. w. Withers Of McAllen
, vas named secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28
scout HEADS
/ GO TO SCHOOL
Leaders In Upper Valley In
Session at Weslaco; Hike
IS Planned
Especial to The Herald)

|." ~
IN WESLACO. Feb. 23.-@The Ele-
q nents Of Scoutmastership," a
cffhool for Scout leaders, held here,
.alyin attended by % scoutmasters
r,~ g. Mercedes. Donna and this
,-.san interesting program being
One OF the features was an adj
bflress by Ed Perry. principal Of the
y uni0r high school and scoutmaster
III Troop No. 2. on Methods and
npevices for Obtaining Troop Prog
hess" Perry has had unusual sue
Tess in this respect and his talk
differed q theme for considerable
II tudy.
d Instruction in first class signal
Icing was given by Ray Smitter. AS
fhistant Scoutmaster at Mercedes.
1etev. G. p. Owen. Presbyterian pas
neor. and district commissioner OF
esehe Mercedes Boy Scouts, spoke on
! he worth Of scouting in making OF
s.aood citizens.
ga Following instruction in Indian
hsign language by Bob Lyons OF
~ dinburg, assistant Scout executive
the Valley. John D.. Pickens and
ne ack Horner gave a demonstration
inf Indian fire building ami dane
ffiig.
III Scout leaders also are 10 attend
o n overnight meeting March 2 at
orhe Morgan Olson club house. sew
Nm miles south OF Alamo. Lyon an
bounced This meeting will be par
= cipated In bv about go men. Lyon
Ikelieves. Each town to be repre-
Tented on this hike. will furnish
nsooks and regular Scout meals are
80 he served. the mel doing the
Iryooking 10 be credited for the
IA FORK.
N The main theme viii be What TO
or,o With Scouts in Camp" and a
ngegular program OF activities has
ct cen arranged for each day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28
Speakership
Campaign Planned
For Rep. B. Woodall
BY s. RAYMOND O O

AUSTIN. Feb. 28.-Legislative
friends of Rep. Ben woodall of
Marshall are laying the founda-
lions on which they hope he will
make a race for speaker Of the next
legislature.
A group will be formed In the
present legislature Of his supporters,
as the nucleus for a campaign pro-
vided he is induced to get actively
into the race. 1t has hem learned.
Rep. Vernon Lemons n Somervell
county and Rep. James-E. Heaton
Of Pamela county are taking the
first steps In presenting the candi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

dacy of the east Texan, provided
Woodall enters the rae
Mr.. Woodall is a lawyer and has
taken leadership in fighting for or
against many bills. He conducted
a vigorous opposition to Sen.
Smalrs land bills in the house.
On his record and his known
ability as a lawyer. and his capa-
bility TO be presiding officer, we
feel he would make an ideal speak
er Of the house." his friends said.
So far similar steps organizing
a potential campaign for Rep.
Ernes G. Cox Of Corsicana, and for
Rep. Ray Holder Of Dallas have in
dicated that there may be at least
three aspirants for the gavel at the
next session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Polytech-
ME Institute in London has been the
background for a remarkably inter-
esting experiment, which has Just
taken place. Frank Gold. a scientific
research worker, has, by means Of
a cigarette paper and a few inches
Of sand. held in mid-air a 172-
pound man. The experiment Is his
own and its object is to prove that
sand, IL packed together till all the
particles are tightly wedged, can
bear tremendous pressure.
The experiment appears simple
enough. A short of gallows is
erected, with two hand grips at
tached. Through the projecting arm
a Hanged brass tube is inserted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28
VISITING MINISTER TO
TALK AT CHURCH HERE

Rev. Garrett McQuiddy. pastor OF
the Central Christian church at
Galveston. is to deliver an address
at the local church Of that denom-
nation this evening.
Because he Is TO return home on
the train which leaves at 8:35
o'clock. Rev. McQuiddy has asked
that the service be started prompt
Iy at z p. m
All members of the congregation
have been urged to attend By Geo.
r. Dennis. secretary. and the public
is invited
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

vertically. This tube Is covered
az the bottom by q small piece Of
cigarette paper fastened by a rub
Der band around the tube. A few
inches Of sand is poured into the
tube and the tube gently tapped to
mako the sand cling together. Into
this is pushed an iron plunger
which rests upon the sand, and tine
fat man raises himself by the
handles.
The whole secret lies in the mass
formation Of sand. II forms n
moro successful experiment in a
long list Of scientific ~"try-outs" at
the Polytechnic laboratories. Wheth-
er II will be Of practical use remains
TO be seen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

BUDAPEST.-Ignace Nrkhaz, q
Hungarian engineer. won a bet BY
eating so fried eggs at one meal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-28

SUICIDE ON GOLF COURSE
MANCHESTER, Eng.-Jilted by
he girl he loved. Richard Jones
rent out and played a few holes of
of. then put his clubs down and
$ed a bullet into his brain.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
Girl Scouts to Play
For Ishbel Macdonald

Members of Girl Scout troops
will meet at headquarters, 1925
M st. N. W., this afternoon to
practice songs for the informal
play day" at the White House
tomorrow, when they viii be guests
of Mrs. Hoover and will be reviewed
by Miss Ishbel Macdonald, daugh.
ter of the Prime Minister OF Great
Britain.
Mrs. Hoover, 1t is stated, ar
ranged the play day" that Miss
Macdonald might have an OPP
portunity to see typical American
girls at play.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
Grant Plans to Remedy
East Potomac Drainage

Plans are being projected by Col.
U. s. Grant ID, director of Public
Buildings and Parks, to gradually
fill in East Potomac Park. to bring
its ground up to level.
Heavy rains and some sinking of
the filled places have made 1t neces.
sary to take these measures.
The problem of surface water in
East Potomac Park Is also being
solved by laying a sidewalk on top
of the sea wall along the Wash.
ington channel. Drains are also
being installed.
Next year the sidewalk on top of
the sea wall will be extended along
the Georgetown channel.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
Patrons League Names
Officers at Berryville

BERRYvILLE. Va. Oct. AT
the first meeting of the Patrons
League of the Berryville High Schooi
held in the auditorium, yesterday
afternoon, the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. II: ~.
Burks: first vice president, Mrs. VII
bur Gaunt; second vice president
Mrs. C. II. Iden; secretary, Mrs. Gar
win.
The following committees were
appointe 1: Education, the Rev. Mr.
Eustler; entertainment. Mrs. Ralpn
Ware; health and sanitation, DR.. Z.
+. Iden; membership, Mrs. J. f.
Harris; civic, moral and home I'M
provement, the Rev. MIR. j. M. Carr.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
B. III. Fellers Observes
Eighty-eighth Birthday

MARTINSBURG. W. Va, Oct. 4.
Casting his first vote for Abraham
Lincoln and expecting to live to
vote at least three more national
elections. B. H. Fellers. Of this
city, has just celebrated his eighty
eighth birthday. The event was
quietly celebrated for the octogenar-
Ian is just recovering from an ILL.
ness. Feller is veteran of the
civil war and is a retired Balti.
more and Ohio engineer. Among
the tributes he received on his
birthday was a large bouquet of
SS dahlias from Grant Circle. Ladies
Of the Grand Army.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
w. Va. Hospital Closes
Doors After 30 Years

DAVIS, W. Va, Oct. 4.-After al.
most 80 years Of successful opera
ton, the Allegheny Heights Hos
pital here has closed it's doors.
DIR. A. p. Butt gave a farewell
dinner to the staff and medical men
from surrounding towns. Those
present were Drs. w. A. Campbell.
Douglas. w. Va; H. II. Bolton,
Pierce. w. Va; Richard Tolbert,
Erwin, w. Va; II. c. Miller, Eglon,
w. Va: Fl. Dyher. Coketon, w.
Va; j. l.. Miller, Thomas, w, Va;
e. E. Sollars, Kempton, Md; w. q.
Harper, Elkins, w. Va; f. M.
Dunston, Rowlesburg, w. Va; A.
P. Butt, ST., Elkins, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
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The Washington times., 1929-10-04

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The Washington times., 1929-10-04
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The Washington times., 1929-10-04
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The Washington times., 1929-10-04

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-03
WALL STREET BEARS
 SHUN THE SPOTLIGHT

y critics of those who make mon y by pushing prices downward
 But that neither prevented the yrowth of a class of prominent pears nor checked the flood of ex- aggerated reports about the profits )f their exploits.
 EXaggeration is still the rule to- lay whenever the winnings of bear 'aiders are described judging from brokerage house records.
 When the public began to use the speculative machinery most of the bears retired from sight. Persistent- ly rising prices took the courage out of them and little was heard for some time concerning their shadowy activities.
 The market began to crumble and the bears came padding back, but they were no longer bears.
 At least, they declined the name and insisted that rumor had placed them in a false light. With mil- lions of investors looking for some one to blame. modern bears prefer to remain anonymous.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-They saie the woods were full of them, yet experienced Wall Street bear hunt CTS, during the recent decline, were unable to smoke ont one bona fide bear.
 Tn former days bulls and bear fought very much in the open anC the public watched safely from thS gallery. Successful bears were not much lower in the Wall Street caste system than successful bulls
 Success was the main thing. Wall Street was frankly a speculative community. The rules and chanc- es were well known to all players. Even then the bulls enjoyed cer- tain advantages in public esteem, for they usually had patriotism and the constructive viewpoint on their side.
 The famous advice to be "a bull on the United States credited to the late J. Pierpont Morgan and a dozen other leaders of the past gen eration, always could be invoked
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-03
WAGES RAISED FOR EMPLOYEES
 FORD CONTAIN
Minim I'm Increased One Dollar Per Day Grad
 uated Scale for Others

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 3.-Wage increases and approximately S20,- 100000 annual payroll of the Ford Motor Company is announced by Edsel Ford, President of the com pany.
 The minimum wage of $6 day is increased to ST day
 Increases are to be graduated on a five-cent an hour basis for em- ployees already receiving between $7 and $10 day.
 The increase is effective as of date of December l and is con- fined to employees within the Unit ed States.
 In the formal announcement of the wage increase, Edsel Ford said.
 We are able to make an in- crease partly because of anticipated economies and great volume of pro- duction which we have had over period of months and partly be- cause of our excellent outlook for next year.
 Wage increases cannot be col lected from the public nor taken out of the quality of the product and will have to be made up by better management and work and in that way we intend to justify the increase"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-03
TAKING STEPS TO STOP RUSS
 CHINA STRIFE
U. s. Initiates Move for World Public Opinion
 to Halt Possibilities
SECRETARY STlMSON
 SUBMITS PROPOSALS
Appeal Made to Signator- les of General Pact for
 War Pronunciation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Mobili- zation of world public opinion to halt hostilities in Manchuria be- tween China and Soviet Russia has been initiated by the United States in the most comprehensive move for peace ever made in the history Of America and probably in world di- plomacy.
 Secretary of State Stimson has appealed to the 53 nations, sigma tories to a general pact for re- nunciaticn of war, to urge upon China and Soviet Russia cessation of hostilities.
 Simultaneously, the United States addressed to the Nanking and Mos COW government a second plea for peace, since the troubles between the two began last summer when the Chinese took control of the Chinese Eastern Railway,
 Throughout the world, discuss-on is left between American diplomatic representatives and Foreign Minis ters in conformity with the Secre- tary's instructions to the view that war must be avertcd and the trouble should be laid before all foreign powers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-12-03
FLOOD STUDY SPURS
 SEARCH FOR OUAKES

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3-St. Louis uni versity this fall began search for the cause of frequent earth tre- mors in the area that once was visited by the worst earthquake ever recorded on the North Ameri- can continent.
 This search, strangely enough, is not so much concerned with earth quakes as with flood control.
 If the location and the causes of the tremors can be ascertained ac- curately. the Rev Father James B. Macelwane, S.J., head of the uni versity geophysics department, says the findings are likely to influence the placing of earthworks for Mis- sissippi flood control.
 The studies are made in the New Madrid" district, comprising a territory 150 miles long and 50 miles wide, from southern Illinois well down into Tennessee in the river valley.
 In 1911 and 1912 there were dis