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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
Have You Varic0se or
Swollen Veins and Bunches
Near Ankle or Knee?

To stop the misery. pain or sore
ness, help reduce the dangerous swol-
len veins and strengthen the legs, use
MooneiS Emerald Oil. This clean
powerful penetrating yet safe anti
septic healing oil Is obtainable at ali
first-class drug stores.
In hundreds Of cases Moone's
Emerald Oil has given blessed relief.
Wonderful for Ulcers, Old Sores.
Broken Veins and Troublesome cases
Of Eczema.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
ENGLISH STOPS 'EM

New York, May l6.-Incorrect use
of English, the inability to express
themselves and poor writing are hold
ing back numerous men In the engi-
neering field according to DR.. Harvey
Nathaniel Davis. president Of Stevens
Institute Of Technology. THE engi-
neering field he says. rs clogged by
men whose technical training has
been thorough but who. because Of
their poor spoken and written Eng
lish, are unable to move up to po-
sitions Of leadership"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
GLIDER SCARS 60 MILES

Detmold, Germany. May l6.-(P)-
The latest glider record is more than
go miles. Robert Kronfeld of Vienna.
taking off in his motorless plane at
Riesenbeck. flew 100 kilometers in
something over five hours. He won a
prize of ST, 200.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16

Here r two reasons Why Texas
claims a place in the blue book of
beautyland. Above is Mary 10 Brown
OF C~orsicana, a Kappa Alpha Theta
at the University of Texas. Below is
Nancy Minor Of Galveston. one Of the
Bluebonnet Bellies at the university.
She is a Kappa Kappa Gamma and
her picture appears in The Cactus"
school yearbook.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
Fred HOvde Elected
To Honorary Groups

Minneapolis, May To- R) Fred
Hovde. Devils Lake. N. D., today was
announced al q new member of Tau
Beta ri. honorary scholastic society
IN the college Of engineering and ar
~chitccture. The announcement was
made at the university cap and gown
day exercises. Hovde is a Rhodes
scholar from North Dakota and will
begin studies at the University of
Oxford next fall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
SMALL o

u BOY DROWNED
Appleton. Mimi, May l6.-R-The
body Of BENJAMIN Green. 3 year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Green Of An
pleton, missing for ~ hours, was
found in the pomme de Terre river.
apparently Z victim Of drowning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16

Minneapolis. May l6.- - Forty
eight men students at the University
CT Minnesota, a. members Of the three
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-16
BAD LEGS

Do Your Feet and Ankles Swell and
lnflame and Get 50 Sore You Can
Hardly Walk:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
A MONSIEUR PUsZTITASAI
INDIABAN

Assam 6s Keletbengalia tarto-
manyokbain a multi napokban Dor
zalmas monszun pusztitott, amely
mex utjat rombad3lt falvak es
aradas jelzik. A monszunt k0vet6
felh6szakadas folytan egesz kerii-
letek viz ala keriiltek. T0bbszaz
falu teljesen ell van zarva kiilvi-
lagtol S lakosait ehhalal fenyege-
tt. A k0nnyii agyaghazak szaza-
val d6ltek romba. Att6l tartanak,
hogy az orkankatasztr6fanak
igen sok emberelet is aldozatul
esett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
Macy TttZKATAszTR0FA
MII.ANOBAN

Milanob6l irjak: = Egy kisebb
milanoi celloloid gyarban tiiz
iitott XII. Minthogy a celluloid-
gyar egy negyemeletes berka-
szarnya foldszintjen volt rak-
tarhelyisegben nagymennyisegii,
k0nnyen gyulekony anyag volt
felhalmozva, langok nehany
perc alatt az egfsz negyemeletes
epuletre atterjedtek. A lepcs6haz
pillanarok alatt langokban alott,
ugy, hogy haz lakoi mar mem
tudtak menekiilni es yalameny-
nyien bennegtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11

ferje ellen.
Kisse elgondolkoztam, maid fe
jemet razva mondam:
Mem akarok elvalni.
Mem? Pedig nem ugy fest
mintha ez hazassag boldogg;
tenne.
- De his2en megtalalonl behn'
AIT, amire sziiksegem van.
EFT nem ertem, monda a,
iigyved meglepodve. Ha egy
seer sziiksege lesz iigyvedi tanacs
ra, mindig szivesen allok rendel
kezesere.
Beszelgetesiink kozben kertiinl
h0z ertiink 0nkenytetlenul fel
neztem az erkelyre remdletem
ben majdnem felkialtottam. A SO
tetben a diofak galyai kozt fer
jem sarga arcat S ragyog6 szem
iiveget pillantottam meg.
- Legy szives, jere haza Krisz
tina monda el6rehajolva. =
ket oraja varok mar read
ker;m, mutasson be ferj6
mex, - monda az iigyved balkan
De en- reszkettem felelemt6l
- Mem lehet, - momlam, -.
j6 cit! -6s el6re szaladtam.
- Annyira fel t6le? = kerdez
te az iigyved reszvettel, aki ko.
vette lepteimet. = De remelem
mem bantja?
= Mem bant Kerem, hagyjor
sorsunkra, az elmult napok. sze.
pek voltak.
- Viszontlatasra!
- y1SZOntlataSra -, mOndam
en- is es sohajtottam.
Ella folyos6n elem jott.
- Oh szegeny! - monda ke-
zeit t0rdelve. Kerestem mar
Nathansoneknal, de mem voltak
otthon. Az ur fem van.
Felmentem. Ferjem az asztal
mellett tilt.
= Tudtam, - monda, - hogy
ket hetig sem lehet teged egyediil
hagyni. Senki sem valtoztathatja
meg termeszetet, de hogy az else
j0tt-ment zsid6k0ly0k nyakaba
varrod magad, AIT megsem hit
TEN volna.
Egy z6t Sc valaszoltam. .Tud-
tam, hogy minden beszed hiaba-
val0 lenne.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
MEGTALALTAK
STRADIVARIUs TlTKAT?

Egy spanyol orvos allitolag
nyomara jott Stradivarius hires
regi olasz hegediikeszit5 titkanak
es sikeriilt neki olyan osszetetelu
folyadekot felfedezni, hogy az az
zal impregnalt hegedu faja nagy-
szeriien rezonal. Az ilyen eljaras-
sal kesziilt hegedukr3l hirneves
miiveszek a legnagyobb elisme-
ressel nyilatkoztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
1929. JULIUS III.

egy milliard lejjel megkarositot-
ia. A legzsirosabb "iizleteket'' 4
vasuti alkalmazottak tiizel5-
anyaggal val6 ellatasnal bonyol.-
tottak le. Az arlejt6seknel a mos
tani kormany meg fogja hivni Il
kiilf6ldi banyatulaidonosokat ii,
hogy a vasut ne legyen kiszolgal-
tatva belfoldi tarsasagok hal
latlanul magas ark0veteleseinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
A TERMEszET oRvosA
"a napfenyt mar evszazadok eta

| a napfenyt mar evszazadok dta
hasznaljak gyogyitasra. A mo-
dern korban rendszeres nap
fenykura bevezetese egybeesik a
svajci napfeny-klinika megnyita-
saval. A napfeny rendkiviil fon-
tos szerepet jatszik a tuberkul6-
zis Is gvermek betegsegek gy6-
gyitasaban. Vilagosan bebizonyo-
sodott, hogy az angol kort es testi
deformaltsagot is ell lehet keriilni,
ha a gyermeket mar az els6 he
tekben napfeny kuraval kezelik.
"A lathatatlan, fenysugarak elite
to er6vel toltik meg a novenyt,
allatot es embert egyarant. Eek
a fenysugarak dix meg karte-
kony bacillusokat es betegsegek
kitoreset akadalyozzak meg. Az
ablak ezen jotekony hatasu feny-
sugarak erejtt nagyban cs6l1-
kenti, eppen exert a napfiird6t
mindig k0zvetleniil a szabad-
ban, vagy. a nyitott ablak el6tt
kell venni.
Minden alapot n6ll1iiloz6 ell
avult felfogas az, amey AIT tart
ia, hogy a kis gyermeket meg
kell 6vni a ''banto' napfeny ell
len. Sok anya, amikor gyerme-
ket napra viszi, telegy0m6sz6li
es takarja ruhakkal es a oyer
mekkocsi erny6j6t gondosan fel-
huzza, nehogy napfeny ereje XII
csiket, Mondanunk sem kell,
hogy ez a szokas mily helytelen
Termeszetesen 6vatosan kell
napfiird6zest vegezni. A gyermek
ne alljon nyitott szemmal a nap
fele es testet mem egyszcrre, ha-
mem fokr6l- -fokra kell napfiird6z-
tetni, nehogy a hirtelen es eros
napfenyt6l a gyenge, erzekeny
Dor felegjep.
A mi eghajslati yiszonyaink mel
lett, normalis gyermeket mar
marcus kozepen napfiird6ztetni
lehet, felteve, ihogy az id5iaras
megengedi. A napfiirdetest 3-4
hetes korban kell kezdeni es ICY
tavaszi gyermekek el6bb reszes>il-
hetnek az aldo fenyben, mint
teliek.
Legl8bb gyermek kezeit kell
napra tenni, el6bb par percre,
aztan hosszabb id3re. Mikor a
gyermek area les kezei kicsit meg
barnultak, a labat tesszik XII a
npfeny hatasanak es azutan nap
rof napra fokozzuk furd6t, mig
vegre egy melegebb tavaszi ma
pom az egesz testet XII tessziik a
napfeny hatasanak. Nyaron a kis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
A ROMAN ALLAN
MACY vEszTEsEGE

Bnkarestb6l jelentik. A ka-
mara iilesen Spineau nemzeti par
ii kepvisel6, mint al kozlekedesi
miniszterium k0ltsegyetesenek el5
ad6ja megallapitotta, hogy az al
lamvasutaknal olyan gazdalkodas
folyt, amely az allamot legalabb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11

gyermeket sohasem fiirdessiik d.
e. 10 es d. il. 3 6rak k6zott, inert
akkor a tul EROS feny esetleg ka-
ros hafassal lehetne ra. Ugyan-
csak gondoskodjunk arrol, hogy
a nyari h6segben a gyermek feje
lie legyen takarva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
A PoFozKoDo T1rKAR

Sztambuli jelentes szerint Troc-
XII francia titkara tettleg inzul-
talta egy t0rok lap fenykep6szet,
inert lie akarta fenykepezni. Az
eset Sztambulban Macy feltunest
keltett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11
Ibsen Dida t0rtenete
(Folytatasl
REGENY
Irta: B0HME MARGIT.

Ha gyermekemet becezem, So
teten nez ream diihos megjegy-
zeseket tesz el0bbi eletemre. S
ilyenkor sejtem, hogy szegeny
ember beteg. Betege egy kielegi-
tetlen vagynak. Bizonyara nagy,
igazi szeretet utan vagy6dott ko-
ra ifjusagat6l fogva es mem volt
resze benne soha. Ha a szeretetet
megismerte volna, ez nemesit6leg
hatott volna kedelyere talan j6
ember Walt volna belole.
Szazszor feltettem magamban a
kerdast: Miert eppen engem vett
ell? Szerelem teljesen lehetetlen S
k0nnyen kaphatott volna mas
asszonyt. Miert eppen engemet
yett ell, Xxi idegen gyermeket hoz-
tam hazaba. Nit akarhatott to-
lem, mi izgathatta ezen hazassag
ban? Csak ugy tudom megmagya-
razni magamnak, hogy erZeki XII
elegiilest okoz neki, ha kinoz as
megalaz exert j0tt neki kapo.'a
egy olyan asszony, akit multja
Matt naponkent erk0lcsileg lab
bal tiporhatott, megalazhntutt 8
emiatt meg a gyermeket is vallal-
ia. Mem lehet leirni, de meg ell
gondolni is nehez, mi mindent
e,szel Xxi, csakhogy megalazzon.
AZ Greg Morresenne szidalmazasa
semmi sem volt ahhoz kepest, ami
ket 3 mond nekem naponta a le-
any jelenleteben.
A legkiilon0sebb gondolatokra
jon. Sokszor hetekig kell olyan.
eteleket ennem, melyeket mem
szeretek, de az ehseg folytan
megis kenytelen vagyok vele.
Egy izben bezart es ket napig tel
jesen kieheztetett. K0tetekre men
ne, ha mindazt lie akarnam irni,
amin mesfel ev alatt keresztiil-
mentem. A mindennapi ejszaka-
zas is nagyon megviselte idegei-
met. MISREPRESENTATION mar sok-
szor kertem: Csinalj ugy velem,
mint hindu es kinai asszonyok-
kal tetted, korbacsolj XII, akassz
fel, ICY legalabb egyszersminden-
korra vege lesz. Gunyosan neve-
te.t AIT monda:
= Tudom, hogy ez tetszene ne
ked De ez a nevelesi eszk0z csak
egyszerl embereknek valo, Xix
naivsagukban kovetik ell biint. |
kulturembereknel raffinaltabb
m6dszereket kell alkalmazni, i
hogy megfekezzuk 6ket. = Mint
ha meg kellene fekezmi engem
Teljesen meg vagyok t0rve. Mar
mines semmi egyenisegem. Csak
targy vagyok immar.
Augustus elejen ferjem leye-
let kapott egy baratjat6l, mely-
ben irta, hogy egy k0zGs ismer6-
silk. kinek gyonyorii regiseg- es
miigyujtemenye van, haldoklik
Triesztben. Egyetlen id6sebb lea
nya van, XII sohasem nezte j6 szem
mel apja. ezen kedvteleset s mar
most kezdi eladogatni gyiijte-
meny egyes darabjait. Valoszinu,
hogy a tulajdonos halala utan az
egesz gyujtemenyt potion aron
eladjak. Mindenesetre j6 volna
Oft lenni, miel6tt a dolog nyilva-
nossagra jutna.
Eleinte habozott Herbert, de.
vegre a gyiijt6 kapzsisaga gyo-
zott benne. A kilatas, hogy me-
hany ertekes targyat, t0bbek ko-
zott egy par Gedeti regi gorog
vazat, olcs6 penzert megszerez-
het, deriis kedvre hangolta. Mi
kor baratja levele ntan siirg0nyt
is kild0tt, azonnal csomagolt
meg aznap este elutazott.
Alig hogy elment, kinyitottuk
a reg elzart ablakokat a fr;ss,
meleg esti szell6 mint eltet6 leve
gy aramlott be a mindenfele Greg
lim-lCmmal telt szobakba. A r6-
1s.szinu esti yilagitasban minden
naskepp nezett XII. A fak6 perzsa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-11

ritkasag nala.
Draga, de gyenge gyermek, mi
utan majdnem harom honapon
keresztiil folyton sirt es kiahalt,
megnyngodott most ritkan sir
6s .ritkan nevet, nyugodtan jat-
silk ts komolyan nez maga ele.,
Ella hal Istennek hi maradt
hozzam. Csak Herbert elott mem
szabad mutatni, hogy ragaszko-
dix hozzam, inert kiil0nben kire-
pill. Nathansonnet is meglatogat-
tam svajci villajaban es megis-
merkedtem ket fiaval, akik a
sziinid6t anyjuknal toltik. Miu-
! tan a ket Nathanson-fiver szinten
mem k0zlekedik senkivel X-ben,
osszebaratkoztunk majdnem
mindennap hosszu sttakat tet-
think egyiitt.
A ket fiatalember olyan deriis
es baratsagos, mint azon embe-
rex, kiknek mindig jo soruk volt,
Midkett6, j6szivu, kedelyes igen
miivelt ember, ugy hogy val6ban
0r0m veliik k0zlekedni.
Oily sokaig nelkiil0ztem az en-
berek tarsasagat, hogy valoszinii-
leg kevesbbe rokonszenves embe-
rex, mint Nathanson-fiverek is
megnyertek volna tetszesemet.
Majdnem minden levelezesemet
abbahagytam. Mem okozott 0r0-
met, miutan ferjem minden leve-
! lemet felbontotta. S mem akar-
tam, hogy okot talaljon heves XII
fakadasokra, giinyos megjegyze-
sekre. Csak Timea ir olykor le-
veleit Nathansonne cimefe kiildi,
de levelei oily szomoruak, annyira
tele vannak banattal, hogy az en-
bajom majdnem semmi az 0vehez
kepest. Rossz sora van Berlinben.
Nagyon boldogtalan bar
szeretne, de mem tudja magat k1-
ragadni. Ez az elet tragikuma. A
kiilso k0riilmenyek annyira le-
nyiig0znek, hogy mem eresztik
szabadon lelkGnket. Azert bajos
feliilrol nerve itelni meg dolgot
$ AIT mondani: Kezdjen vi eletet.
Mem tudna, mint ahogy morfi-
nista mem tud 0nkent leszokni ka-
bito szererol. A kleptomaniast
borton helyett gyogyintezetbe
zarjak, Timea is inkabb idevalo,
mint az erkolcsbir6 itel6szeke ele.
Szileimrol semmit sem tudok.
A gyermek korai sziiletese ugy
latszik ,megint mem tetszett ne
xix. Az 8 resziikre vegkepp ell va
gyok veszve es ok elatkoznak.
Mayens urral es Helgaval meg
eppen mem levelezem
A hamburgi iizlet meg mindig
nevem alatt megy tovabb, inert
mem talaltak rea vev6t csak ber-
lot. Az ere vonatkoz6 leveleze.st
Herbert vegzi en- szivesen enge-
dem at neki, inert semmir0l sem
akarok tudni.
Ez harom het oazis volt hazas
sagom sivatagaban. Egyszer meg.
hivtak, hogy kocsizzam XII veliik.
A kirandulas utan kertben va
csoraztunk Nathansoneknal sugy
tiz ora tajban a Rama mellett Sc
taltunk a di6fak alatt. Nathan
some el6l ment kisebbik fiavaI,
Brunoval, Nathanson Erw in doli-
tor Is en- hatul k0vettuk 6ket. Ha
az ember egy egesz napot egyitt
tolt, onkenytelenHl is bizalmassa
| valik a tarsalgas.
- Tudja-e, nagysagos asszony,
- sz6lt az iigyved, - hogy five
rem es en- mar reg vagytunk ont
megismerni. Anyam sokat meselt
0nr6l ritkan talalni erdeKes en-
bert ezen feszekben.
| Edes anyja val6ban mint
| anyai baratn3 viselkedett velem
szemben, valaszoltam en- - es
bar vad ideeen voltam, szamari-
| tanus m6dra bant velem. Mem
tudom NIT keDdenek edes anyja
| nelkiil, sajnos, hogy csak ritkan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
NOTICE

The ten-year-old boy who took away the watch gear shift ball from Chevrolet touring car, stand ing near Femmer residence July 17th will return same immediately or stand arrest.
 adv. D. B. TRIMMER.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
KITCHEN SHOWER
 FOR MISS HUDSON

In honor of Miss Evelyn Judson daughter of Mayor and Mrs. T. B Judson, a kitchens shower was giv- en last night by Mrs. George Jor- genson, and Mrs. N. I. Baker. The affair came as complete surprise to Miss Judson who was led to be- lieve that she was attending a treasure hunt" until the moment when she was presented with Q beautiful set of Pyrex-ware.
 A delicious supper was served later in the evening Yellow and white columbines, yellow pansies and yellow favors combined to make a most pleasing color effect.
 Among the guests present were; Mrs. Edward Sweeney, Mrs. Ralph Wright, Mrs. Don Skuse, Mrs. Earl Hunter, Mrs. Dan Russell, Mrs Leonard Holmquist, Mayor and Mrs. T. B. Judson, and the Misses Grace Naghel, Eva Yurman. Bessie Yur- man, Gertrude Waltonen, Ru t h Krugness and Belva Williams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
OLD MINING DAYS
 ARE REVIVED HERE BY TWO DISPLAYS

A reminder of the old Klondike days and other mining agitations is displayed in the windows of both the Juneau Young Company and the Thomas Hardware Company, on Front Street. General excitement has been aroused in Juneau among the old sourdoughs and scores of chechakos as a result of the re- cent strike in the Taku country and the local firms have seized upon the time to display all sorts of prospectors' supplies, etc.
 The Thomas Hardware Company gives a 32 Winchester rifle the place of honor and around this as a central point of interest, are placed miners picks and prospec- tors picks, shovels, gold pans in varying sizes, axes, mortar and pestle, canvas pack sacks, tents, and a Yukon stove.
 The main attraction in the win dow of the Juneau-Young Hard ware Company window is a large pan filled with samples of mineral rock which was taken from the Taku country by Vic Manville. Be- sides miners supplies there are a pair of snowshoes, kerosene and gas lanterns, a 30-calibre government rifle, and a folding tent as addi- tional requisites of an earnest pros
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
RECEPTION AT DOCK PLANNED
 FOR N. J. ELKS
City Band Will Accompany Juneau Elks to Prin-
 cess Alice

One hundred and sixty-five New Jersey Elks with their families will arrive in Juneau on the Princess Alice due here about o'clock this evening. They are making the round trip on the steamer.
 Members of Juneau Lodge No APO are requested to meet at the Elks' Club at 7:30 o'clock this eve ming, from where they will proceed to the dock to meet the incoming visitors. The Honor Guard will be in white suits, and others will be given badges for the occasion. Fam ilies of Juneau Elks are also re- quested to be at the Admiral Dock when the steamer arrives.
 The Juneau City Band will re- port at the Elks Club at 7:30 pm. and will accompany the delegation of Juneau Elks to the dock to meet the Princess Alice.
 Because no request for local program has been received from the New Jersey Elks, no definite ar engagements will be made for their entertainment while the steamer is in port other than the reception at the boat and dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
RUM RUNNING
 AIRPL ANE IS
 CAUGHT TODAY
Pilot Arrested and Quick ly Arraigned-l4 Cases
 of Liquor Seized

DETROIT Mich, July 20. - A rum running airplane was captured by the State police at daylight to- day as it landed on suburban field. Fourteen cases of liquor were seized and the pilot of the plane, Howard Golyard, was arrested and immediately arraigned He pleaded guilty to possession of liquor but refused to say where he had se- cured the Canadian cargo.
 Six men in two automobiles, awaiting the plane, were arrested but later released.
 The police knew for sometime of the liquor plane but were unable to locate it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
FATHER HUBBARD WILL GIVE LECTURE AUG. 2

The Rev. B. R. Hubbard, $. J., who left here several weeks ago for a trip to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, is expected to arrive in Juneau on the Admiral Evans about August 1.
 A lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau is to be given by Father Hubbard on August 2, at Parish Hall. For four years he was in close contact with many Of the actors and is able to give some very splendid side lights on their lives while Illustrating the lecture with marvellous slides he made while there
 Tickets for the lecture will be on sale at the Butler-M auro Drug Company and at the Parish House
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
GOV. PARKS IS
 COMING HOME
Leaves Seattle Tomorrow Morning After Special
 Trip to Washington

Gov. George A. Parks is leaving Seattle tomorrow morning on the steamer Alaska for Juneau accord ing to advices received today by Harry G. Watson, secretary to Alaska's Chief Executive.
 Gov. Parks went south about six weeks ago making an air trip from Juneau to San Francisco in one day. He visited Berkeley and was about to return to Juneau when he was summoned to Washington, pre- sumably for a conference regarding reappointment, his term having ex- pired June IS.
 Returning to the Pacific Coast from Washington, Gov. Parks visit ed his parents in Denver, Colorado.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
MAJOR ELLIOTT AND WIFE ENTERTAIN AT
 CABIN ON AUX BAY

One of the most delightful Serv- ice affairs of the season was given by Major Malcolm G. Elliott, U. s. A., and Mrs. Elliott, Tuesday eve ming at Auk-Nu, the attractive cabin of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- son, on Aux Bay.
 Upon the arrival of the guests a delicious supper was served. The soft glow of the candle-light and profusion of wild flowers gave unusual color and charm to the occasion.
 Later in the evening, amid much gaiety, original games, dancing and bathing were enjoyed
 Among those present were: Mrs Addison, U. S. c. G., and Mrs. Ad- B. P. Quinlan, Comdr. Edward s dison, Comdr. A. w. Radford U. s N, and Mrs. Radford, Lieut.. E. F Burkett, U. s. N, and Mrs. Bur kett, Capt. T. Macklin, U. s. N. Major Douglas Gillette, U. s. A., and Mrs. Gillette, Miss Marian FL lis, and Miss Virginia Addison.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

Our Fur Manufacturing Depart ment is in charge of an expert furrier. Goldstein's Emporium. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

PETE SAYS:
 Local Strawberries from Douglas picked fresh daily. Two baskets for 45 cents. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

hurst, N. J., where the monster craft will off, cially begin its world flight. Leaving the New Jersey air field it will return to Fredrich- shafen, fly to Tokyo, Japan; thence to Los Angeles and on to Lakehurst to complete the voyage, the entire trip to take approximately 28 days. News
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

Try a TOASTED SANDWICH st the Juneau Ice Cream Pariors. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

We are now serving SANDWICHES and SALADS. The best yet. Ju- neau Ice Cream ParlorS. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

pector found in the Juneau Young display.
 Both windows are an education in themselves and have brought forth a great amount of favorable comment as to the arrangement of the articles on display.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
SEAPLANE KETCHIKAN
 OFF ON FISH PATROL

Capt. M. J. OConnor, Assistant Alaska Agent off the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries; Vim Goddard of the Alaska Game Commission, and M. L. Merritt, Assistant District For ester, left on the Alaska Washing ton Airways seaplane, piloted by Floyd Keadle, this afternoon for a four-hour trip of investigation of the fisheries in this district.
 They expect to cover the Baran- of Island, Chichagof Island, Icy and Chatham Strait districts this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-20
AT ST. ANN's HOSPITAL

Patsy Manners, daughter of Mrs. Charles Wittzell, underwent ton silectomy this morning at the hos pital.
 Mrs. Dewey Frankforter and her baby boy left the hospital for their home on the Glacier Highway this morning.
 Jim zapantes, who is employed at the Alaska Juneau, was taken to the hospital this morning at 2:30 o'clock with a broken leg.
 George Smith, proprietor of the Alaska Mattress Company, who lost a hand in an accident while work ing with machinery about two weeks ago, is leaving the hospital today.