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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
TERRITORIAL
 C, OF C. WILL
 START Toifs'''ociHi
Delegates to Gather to Dis cuss Formation of AL
 aska Institution

The convention of delegates call- ed for this evening at o'clock in the City Hall to discuss the formation of an All-Alaska Cham Der of Commerce will convene at o:15 instead of o'clock, accord ing to an announcement made to- day by M. s. Whittier, chairman of the Juneau committee.
 The extra time is desired by the City Councilmen who hold regu- lar meeting in the same place be- ginning at 7:30 o'clock and who may not be able to finish their business within the half hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
DENNIS WYNN LEAVES
 FOR SOUTH ON BRANT

Dennis Winn, Alaska Agent for the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries, left this morning on the flagship Brant for Seattle. He will leave about the last of April for the Bristol Bay district where he will remain during the season Tn August, MT. Vim will come to Juneau from the Bristol Bay region and spend the fall months in the office here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
President Not 70 Dictate on Fm-n Relief

WASHINGTON, March 15. , President Hoover has no } intention of undertaking to
 } dictate in any manner the
 } farm relief bill at the spec
 } ial session of Congress.
 1, Meanwhile, the President , will hold himself in readi- } ness to consult with mem
 } bers of the committee at any time they desire his opinion or advice. He has , already talked about farm
 relief with a number of } Congressional leaders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
ALASKA ON EVE NEW INDUSTRY,
 DECLARES FLA
w a terpower Development Head Foresees Early
 Establishment Mills

Alaska is now at the dawn of another new industry" the paper making industry, declared A. J. Ella, water power engineer repre- 1enting the Cameron Chandler syndicate now engaged in working out a program for establishing a plant in this vicinity. This state ment was made by him last night in brief talk at the Chamber Of Commerce banquet to Gov. George A. Parks and members of the Alas ka Legislature.
 The coming of this industry, he added has been looked forward to for the past 10 or Is years. The first plant will be established in the vicinity of Juneau. The indi- viduals financing the project are enthusiastic about the location ano are going ahead as fast as they can.
 The preliminary construction will begin this year on the local plant. The next plant to be constructed probably will be in the Ketchikan district. Data is being accummu lated for it as rapidly as possible.
 T would not be surprised if, in few years, one of the largest paper mills in the world will be located in Southeastern Alaska, in this vicinity" MT Ella declared in closing. The coming of the indus try, he added, should be encour- aged The establishment of suc- cessful mill here would lead tc others being built all over the Pan handle and on Kenai Peninsula
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
Four Mexican Pliers
 Crash; None Are Hurt

FORT WORTH, Texas, March IS. Four aviators of the Mexican Federal army, enroute to Browns vile, Texas, to take over four American manufactured airplanes for use of the Mexican government, crashed with their ship about 90 miles north of Tampico. The fliers. none of whom were hurt walked to Fish Camp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
Tanana Election Is
 Quiet; Many Are III

TANANA, Alaska, March 15.-- Chris Abel and w. H. Thompson were elected school board members on March g. Only 56 votes were cast and most of the people were sick with the flu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
Massachusetts man
 Is Offered Position
 Asst. Atty. General

BOSTON, March 15.-The Boston Herald says Benjamin Loring Young, former speaker of the Mas sachusetts House of Representa- tiyes, has been offered the post of First Assistant United States Ato- torney General by President Hoo- yer. It is understood that Young will accept.
 F. O. Hagen, with the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad at Cordova. is a southbound pas senger on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
TO HOLD DOC
 RACES,TANANA

TANANA, Alaska. March 15.- The Panama Kennel Club will hold the annual dog derby on March IS and March 19. The races are now scheduled for seven miles on the Yukon river. Prizes of S100, $50 and $35 for men are placed. There will also be races for women and children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
OTHER SECTIONS HIT

ST. LOUIS, March IS. - While Alabama is the hardest hit in floods, other sections of the coun- try are suffering. Communities in Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois felt the effect of the spring freshets but unless rain sets in, no trouble is expected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15

declared, would dissipate the idea that there is something wrong with Alaska.
 Dimond i;a Witty Speech
 In introducing Senator Dimond MT. Faulkner repeated a tribute paid hirn by William D. Mitchell, Attorney General of the United States, now, who visited Alaska last summer. In a conversation with MT. Faulkner in Seattle following that visit, MT Mitchell told him one of the men who impressed him most in Alaska was MT. Dinond and added, Its tco bad he is a Democrat"
 Senator Dimond aroused gale of laughter when he retorted he vas content to remain Democrat and let his Republican friends wage factional warfare over things like political appointments and govern ment. Here we are perfectly con- tented with nothing to worry about while our Republican friends are in mad scramble for office" he re- marked.
 His assigned subject was "The Senate" But he merely mentioned that organization in passing as he directed fire of wit with occasi- onally touch of humorous sar- casm at various individuals and iubjects. He said he got the speak ing assignment from President Steel by agreeing not to speak more than 10 minutes which no other member would consent to do. He didn't have any trouble get ling Senators to attend the dinner, out some of the House members were different.
 Too Much Establishment One Representative, who had been reading a Congressional rec ord had run across a speech saying that Legislators coming to Juneau were swayed away from the path of duty by too many blandish- ments, too much hospitality in the shape of dinners, etc. He feared that the Chamber of Commerce feed was but the prelude to an avalanche of the "blandishments ot Juneau"
 Then there was jibe about the long delayed mileage checks. A member of the House, he averred who had at first turned down the Chambers dinner invitation, later approached him and wanted tc know if the bid was still open, say ing he was still waiting for his mileage check and hadn't had 2 meal since yesterday morning" Referring to the fact that ont subject left off the speaking pro ,,gram was "The House" he said i was because nobody had the gal
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15
MAJ. SEGRAvE
 IS TO QUIT
Definitely Retires from Auto Racing Game
 After Making Record

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March 15.-Major H. o. D. Segrave, hold CT of the worlds automobile speed record, announced here today that he has definitely retired from the racing game He plans to return to England and engage in the ce- ment business.
 Major Segrave announced that he will contiue power boat racing as a hobby. The Golden Arrow. the auto with which he established his latest record will be taken to New York for exhibition before placed in the English Museum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15

". D. Gross, of the Coliseum Theatre, left on the Alaska for Seattle. Enroute he will stop of for one week at Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
BIBLES TEAM
IS CHAMPION
Cornhuskers Romp A w a
With Iowa 31-12;
Missouri End

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2s.-tR-
Running true to form in its con-
GLIDING duo OF games, the Big six
football conference closed its sea-
son yesterday with Nebraska's Corn
huskers triumphantly perched atop
the conference heap for the con-
secutive year.
The Nehraskans. playing for the
first year under the tutelage OF
Coach Dana x. Bible. made q
Thanksgiving banquet OF the oft de-
feated team Of Iowa state as they
won at Ames, 81 to ~.
Missouri gained runner-up honors
IN the only other holiday conference
game, defeating Oklahoma at Col
umbia, Is to o.. The Kansas Aggies,
dark horse Of the circuit, finished
third, with three victories and two
defeats. Missouri had three victor
les. q defeat and q tie. the latter
with Nebraska. The Huskers won
three and tied two.
Oklahoma, by losing yesterday to
the Tigers, dropped from a tie for
second place TO fourth. The Sooners
gained an even 500 percentage by
scoring two victories. two defeats
and a tie. University Of Kansas and
Iowa State trailed in that order.
Kansas won two and lost three,
while the Iowans lost all their five
games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
TOday's Radio Features
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
Football Yesterday

Breckenridge Dist. 2 champs) 40;
Ranger a.
Amarillo Dist. / champs) q;
Wichita Falls 0.
Denton Dist. 5 champs) 20;
Gainesville O.
Fort Worth (posSible Dist. 8
champs) 81; North Side IA.
Marshall CDist. s champs) 20;
Tyler Is.
McAllen 80: San Benito s.
KingSville teachers 20; Edinburg
Junior college II.
Breckenridge 26; Main avenue s.
Austin 80; San Marcos Baptist
academy o.
Robstown is; Corpus Christi 0.
Cleburne IS; Corsicana o.
Nacogdoches IA: Huntsville II.
Midland IS; Maria 81.
Junction Is; ivy high CKerr-
ville) o.
Paris 0: Commerce 81.
Lubbock As; Plainview 2.
Gilmer "a; Longview z.
San Angelo As; Brentwood D.
Laredo 80: ST. Edwards prep. 6.
Coleman as: Rising Star 0.
F1oresville Is; Los Angeles Heights
tSan Antoniol 80.
Greenville 6; Mckinney Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
Gets Real
Test With Uzcudun

CHICAGO Nov. 29-tR- The
metal Of Gerry fluffy" Griffith,
slugger from Sioux City. Ia, as q
contender for the vacant heavy
weight title, win receive It's most
important test since he entered the
division, In his 10-round bout with
Paolina Uscudun, the basque. at the
stadium tonight.
Griffith has encountered little
trouble since becoming q heavy
weight. but his opponents have in
cluded no fighters Of the Uzcudun
class. Bigger and more experienced.
the Spaniard was an overnight 2
to 5 choice TO wreck Griffit's chan
ces of being numbered among the
outstanding contenders for the
heavyweight throne.
Paolino, more impressive In train
ing than he has been during the
last two years, was confident not
only OF beating the tough one, but
he announced he expected TO win
by a knockout by the seventh round
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29

nosed out Colorado by . single
touchdown, 60.
Clark Hinkle, Bucknell fullback,
supplanted AL Marsters as the Sec
tional scoring leader by tallying so
points as his team swamped Dick
inson, 1910: West Vir. surprised the
experts with q 60 triumph over
Washington and Jefferson; Western
Maryland recorded its tenth sue
cessive victory with a TO win over
Muhlenberg; Maryland waited until
the second half to pile up most Of
the 80 points 1t Tailed against Johns
Hopkins six; Davis and Elkins. an
other unbeaten team, trounced Sa-
lem, 81 10 6, and Gettysburg, by
virtue OF q $50 verdict over Frank
lin and Marshall, won the Eastern
Pennsylvania intercollegiate confer
ence championship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
PITTSBURGH
LEADS EAST
Panthers Defeat Penn State
To Close Season
With 8 Wins

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-(P-The
mythical Eastern football champion
ship has fallen into the hands Of
P~ittsburgh's mighty Panther array
with Colgate only a step behind.
The PantherS crunched their way
through a strong and battling Penn
State line yesterday to wind up
their regular session unbeaten and
united in nine games. While the
Panthers were coming from behind
to trounce the Nittany Lions from
State College, a heavy and brainy
Colgate eleven was giving Brown a
beating. 80 to 0, TO end the cam
paign with only one defeat on its
record-by Wisconsin.
These two games stool out in
Thanksgiving Day Of football. In
other games Penn surprised Cor
nell with a TIT win, Carnegie Tech
ended the New York University ink
with a 20 to 0 victory, and Syracuse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
RIO RICO TO
REOPEN DEC
Officials And Kennels Are
Arriving Daily; Plant
Is Rebuilt
fsnecial 70 The Heraldl


RIO RICO. Mex, Nov. 26-With
The daily arrival Of some Of Amer
ica's crack canine speedsters and
most OF G~reyhounds Racing's vet
eran officials already on the ground,
everything points to a gala night
on Saturday, December 7th. which
night has been set for the opening
Of the new Rio Rico Kennel Clubs
opening, according to officials.
A. N. CCap) Hayden. veteran rae
ing secretary Of the international
Greyhound Racing Association, ar
rived this morning and immedia-
tely got busy arranging the OPEN
ing card, which will include an
Inaugural Stake. This feature will
send 10 the post, eight fast Grey
hounds in a distance event that
will probably occasion the first
meeting Of Cashoo, winner OF the
Chicago derby and Grey Buck, the
Texas Flash, winner OF the Madi-
son Derby at ST. Louis. Seven other
events viii complete the card.
The following are kenneled at
Rio Rico: wildwood Kennel. Men
own g. Fielder, No Pooling Kennel.
st. Clair Kennel, Arch DeGeer,
Henry Goertzen, VIM. Houghton,
Nudge waggoner." John Miles,
Fred Saunders, oxford Kennel, Bill
ct. WORTH Baker, w. Lee Bryant,
r. M. Carlile, w. G. ID. Mayes, j.
c. Davis, and Bob Hunter.
Each OF these kennels consist Of
from fifteen to twenty dogs and
with eight other kennels on the
way It looks like Rio Rico will
have better than a full quota Of
good dogs.
The plant has been completely
rebuilt and painted and the park
ing space has been graded and sur
faced.
A. card Of eight races win be run
off each night and the races will
be over in time to enable patrons
&c get home by midnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF TEXAS
County of Cameron
To This Creditors Of Morrison, Brown
a. McClendon Incorporate, Of
Brownsville, Texas.
You are hereby notified that Nor
rison. Brown e. Nc Lendon Incor-
porate. of the County Of Cameron.
State OF Texas. did on the 23rd
day Of october, A. d. 1929 execute a
Deed Of Assignment. conveying to
the undersigned all Of its property
for the benefit Of its creditors and
that the undersigned has accepted
said trust. and has duly qualified as
required by law All creditors con-
senting TO said assignment must,
within four months after this no
tice. make known 70 the assignee
their consent in writing. and within
six months from the time Of the first
publication OF this notice file their
claims. as prescribed by law. with
the undersigned. who resides at Har-
lingen, Texas. which is also his post
office address.
WITNESS MY HAND this 23rd
day OF October. 1929.
". B.BROOKS. Assignee.
11-l5-22-29-3t-36O7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
PLAYER HURT

LUBBOCK. Tex, Nov. 29-tR1-
Playing his last football game with
the Plainview high school eleven,
Carroll Laird, a senior and a star
on the team, was critically injured
in the game with Lubbock yester-
day. Physicians said he suffered
from a conclusion Of the brain and
other serious injuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
Three Clubs
Cop District
"a" remnants

The Texas class "A" high
school gre tdssle moved anoth-
er notch toward the finals when
three new district champions
were crowned Thanksgiving.
Amarillo sewed up the No. !
flag by defeating Wichita Falls
27-0. Denton took No. 5 honors
in a walk by knocking over
Gainesville 400. Marshall earn
ed the No. 6 title by defeating
Tyler 2O-13.
Brownsville has already EN-
erged victor In No. 8. Brecken-
ridge In No. 2 and Waco In No.
A. Only the No. 3 and Y titles
have not yet been decided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29

Abilene: Simmons University 81;
Texas Tech. O.
Alpine: Schreiner Institute Kerr
ville) 81: Sui Ross Teachers Is.
Georgetown: Howard Payne IA;
Southwestern o.
Sherman: Austin College IA;
Trinity o..
Brentwood: Abilene Christian
College 8; Daniel Baker o. \
Nacogdoches: Stephen F. Austin
IA: Sam Houston Teachers II.
Greenville: Burleson College o;
Wesley College IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
Lusk Man Killed, z
Hurt In Auto Plunge

BRECKENRIDGE, Tex, Nov. 20
-P-One man was killed and two
seriously injured, then their car, a
light truck. plunged through the
rail Of a bridge near here yesterday
and fell twenty feet into a rocky
ravine.
B. B. Peacock Of Lusk, Texas, was
almost instantly killed. His son,
Horace. had both arms broken and
suffered other injuries. j. c. Tubbs.
Lusk rancher, was probably fatally
injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
6GHTS LAST


(By The Associated Press
Buffalo, N. Y.-Arturo Scheckels,
Belgium, outpointed Bobby Tracy,
Buffalo, 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
BATTLELOOMS

Continued from Page One.)
an 8O-foot right-of-way along the
route of the present road. and some
200 acres or land along the bay. In
lieu Of a proposed route extending
east from San Perlita TO the bay,
which q road committee had se-
lected. The Willacy county COM
missioners' court turned the offer
down, giving as their reason that
some $4,000 Of a bond issue re-
NAMED unused. and that this money
could not be applied to an- other
read than the one designated in the
call for the bond election.
Say Route Expensive
The owners of the King ranch
ara others familiar with the coun-
try say that the route proposed east
from San Perlita runs through a
series of lakes. and that an immense
sum Of money would be necessary
in building a road along that line.
The ranch owners also claim that
the proposed change III the route
would put them TO a considerable
amount Of expense and inconveni-
ence. since fences would have 70 be
constructed. and that water pipes
from the only water well in that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
NEED CARS FOR
c. M. 7. c. TRIP


Especial to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. May 8.-The work
Of signing up more than q hundred
automobiles to convey Valley boys to
the Citizens Military Training camp
in San Antonio. leaving this section
May IA. was started at a meeting OF
the Valley Reserve Officers corps
here Monday night
Lieut.. Carl =. Bolch OF the reserve
corps In charge OF transportation.
announced that committees viii be
appointed In each city to handle the
transportation from those points.
The principle problems VIII be In
Brownsville and Harrington. where
more than 90 boys will leave from
each OF these cities. The Harlinger
situation is being worked out now.
Mr.. Bolch said. while n request that
Brownsville work out her list Of cars
as soon as possible was made.
San Benito and Rio Hondo, with
Is boys. have arranged their trans
portation: La Feria with 20. Mer-
cedes and weslaco with IL. Donna.
Alamo. Pharr and San Juan with II.
McAllen. Mission and Edinburg with
IS. and Raymondville with 8 Rave
also arranged transportation, unless
more are signed up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08

section OF the ranch would have "a
be run 20 the south sire or the road
for the use of cattle there.
The county commissioners court
have appointed a jury or view 10 60
over the proposed right -Of-vay fc-
the new road. and state that con-
demnation proceedings will be In
stituted. The ranch owners rgtort
that they will fight the caSe 70 the
highest courts. Former County
Judge A. b. Crane and County At
torney Roger Y. Robinson have been
retained by the commissioners
court to represent them. and the
King ranch viii be represented by
J. X Wells OF Brownsville. and 9TH
err attorneys.
Present Road Misses Town
The road offered by the King
ranch Is the road that has been used
for a good many years by everyone
going to Red Fish bay. and II is
claimed that it is more direct tnan
the route preferred ny the commits
sioners' court. This road has been
paved with concrete TOR 10 miles
east OF Raymondvliie. where 10
turns to the north scr two miles to
Sen Perlita. The new road would
run directly east from San Pprlita.
Having the old rcdte To the south.
Former County Judge w. n. Meade
claims thet he drove over this road
70 years ego. when 1t was only IN
trail. and that he was the first
Willacy county settler ID drive over
II. The roadway offered BY the
King estate would leave San Prriita
off OF the main travelled read 10 the
bay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-08
Betting QUITS
A IOWASTATE
Hawkeye Coach Resigns Aft
err Agitation By Alumni
After Grid Seasons

IOWA CITY, Iowa. May 8.-Pf-
A far-reach shakeup in the athletic
department of the University OF
Iowa was predicted on the campus
today following the announcement
thas Paul <. Betting had resigned as
athletic director.
In accepting Belting's resignation,
the university athletic council an
nounced ne would remain In charge
Of physical training classes. but will
have no part In the control OF ath-
letic teams.
Belting's resignation followed by
two weeks that Of Justin M. Barry.
head basketball coach, who an
nounced he would 60 next season to
the University Of Southern Califor-
MIA.
Belting's and Barry'S designations
came after two years of agitation by
alumni. following the football sea-
sons Of 1926 and 1927 when the
Hawkeyes won only n conference
football game.
Bert Ingwersen. head football
coach. for a time was included in
the alumni attacks. but the agita-
ton against him subsidized last e a
son.