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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
We DISAGREE

At the risk Of exposing ignorance. We must
confess that Thomas Maddox Is comparatively new
name to us. Ar Maddox IS the engineer Of the Ari-
zona Colorado river commission, and Will ques
ton his ability an engineer assuming that it must
be considerable, else he would not be in his present
position.
However, Mr. Maddox condemns the Boulder
dam bill as national mistake.
There IS where we must disagree with him. We
do and believe right in accepting the findings
Of such engineers Herbert Hoover Dr.. EIwood Mead
and the various members cG the Sebert commission
which only this year made exhaustive survey Of the
Colorado river
Mr.. Hoover, Dr.. Mead and the Seibert commission
all declare he Boulder dam to be feasible and practical
from an engineering standpoint, and economically
sound. The Sejbert cor7Inzsion made this statement
in its report 20 the President and congress- though
did find that the original appropriation asked for in
the bill insufficient to cover the cost Of the project
AS between these eminent authorities and Mr..
Maddocll we must accert the findings Of the former
despite 2r. 1Jaddock apparent high standing in Ari
2ora. Noc even Senator'S AsAurst and Hayden. nor
Governor Hunt hirsaI Oh ecta3 80 ne bill from an en-
grccrn~ standpoint their par .cu'ar bone oi contan-
tCn being tle a#|occEcr Cf FaEer IT.--. II Ne tume
tnat in conGerE.r- FL biz ..r ...ddoc speaks from
engineer stan point. fer question his ability
to judT- from an economical .ardpoMt.
Mr. .isdGao. f. 10 present p raoor, c his findings
10 the Arizona e~ "Ior ec on" and We await
with IntCre.- .u. E-G' thai action j. ~ 1..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
D0RAN 4EPEAEq- PLGFT


Prohibition Officials 10 not think much Of Major
Mills suggestions relative 70 his prize winning prohi-
bjtion plan. No less q parsonage than James N.
Doran prohibition commissioner, states frankly that
the prize should have gone to Malcolm D. Almack,
PaIo Alto youth who was awarded the prize in the
high school class.
In advocating curb:ng of the diversion of industrial
alcohol suppressing independent denaturing plants
and closer scrutiny Of alcohol permits, Mills covered
the ground that IS already cared for, prohibition lead
ers assert.
Young Alm9ch's suggestion, embracing public
education, expansion Of the courts and Improvement of
enforcement machinery and personnel. is much moro
eky to produce the desired results, Doran declares
mills plan IS already IN operation" Doran says,
while Almack looked into the future and saw what
would be required to make prohibition effective"
ANY who take the time 20 reflect upon present
conditions will agree with the commissioner. Public
education appears to be b. far, the most effective
means for enforcing prohibition IS long as We think
it is Smart 10 break the prohibition law breaking
it is condoned By the best people Just 50 long will
prohibition be n its present muddlcd condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
CITY OFFICIALS
TAKE AIR RIDE
OVER VALLEY

Mayor w, j. Clements, Attorney
Harry Horton and 4 Press rcprcscn-
tativc were guests of Police Chief
Sterling Oswalt carly today ON 4
cruise over Imperial Valley in 4
Ryan brougham monoplanc, which
began from the airport on West
Eighth street, imperial
The plane, sister ship of Colonel
Charles A. l.ndbclgh : esprit of
st. Louis was plotted by Joe
Lewis, flying Instructor and com.
mercial aviator from Long Beach,
who came here to witness the take
off of the Albatross monoplanr on
its attempt to break the world 5 en-
durmcc flight record.
Although it was the purpose OF
the trip to get motion pictures Of the
AlbatrosS in the air the golden
winged job could not be found.
Owing to tha color Of the wings
and hull and the bright slanting
rays Of the early sun through the
mist the ship could not be located.
The Ryan plane was flown over
Wcsmorand. Calinatria aud circlcd
over Salton Sea hut the Alhatross,
which was FLYING a. an altitude of
about POO feet when it took off,
could not be seen.
The flight lasted for 20 minutes
and rs Pilot Lewis circlcd over the
airport on the return Horton took
several views Of the field with 4
smnll motion n.ctnle cnmcra.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

Aard l.unty wound IL, spring or
push on the shiny handle.
''What $ the matter with your
doil3" asked Susie Li;tletail, who
bad come over to play with Bunty.
II guess something must be
broken inside her, said BuntN.
''Shc is a very delicate child. l
guess I'll have 20 take her to the
doctor to see why she stopped cry
ing all of Sudden. >
Why don I You take her to
Uncle Wiggily > asked Susie. : He
r'iNrd Busters FLYING machine and
Clusters top. Maybe he can fix Your
broken, crying Christmas doll. >
Mayhc,' - said Buntv. So she
,oo)l her doll 70 Uncle Wiggily who
said;
"Why, yes, Bul.y, think l can
mend the doll So tine rest Of the
cry win come out, III put your dol!
in my pocket and 20 ont in the
woods. whore il is quict and still.
Thcr" | viii use buttouhook and
can opener and 70 corkScrcw and
fix the doll. | wil! bring her bacI
to You, Bunty, So she will cry as
wclI as ever.
50 Uncle Wiggily hoped over
'ha fields and through the woods
with the broken CRYING doll in his
pocket, and. all Of Il sudden, the
Fuzzy FoN, who didn't ct any
Christmas. presents, all of ~ Sudden
the Fox popped oG; Of the bushes
ready TO catch Uncle Wiggily.
"Oh, my goodnns,!' shouted the
rabbit gentleman and hc gave such
:; jump that he ii%glcd the doll in
'i~ pocket and th.s did something
10 the spring and the shiny handle.
And the cry that had only half been
given, the rest sticking in the don 5
throa,-thr cry came out;
"Wah, Wah' Wah, Boo, Hoo
Wah! WaA, Wah'
Very loudly Baby Bunty'S doll
rri.d inside Uncic Wig5ily's coat
pocket and, hearing tn" strange
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
TOUGH CONTEST
ANTICIPATED AT
SAN FRANCISCO
~ tinted Press Lcu.,d Wire

SAN IEN>c'.-o.
Rr M- n.
California @
the nnIy mnHr.E ..a t.
toGag f,.u u.. ra. ..r rv ...l
fnsrau t.- to0. .t.
s9h.a th. .rrr' ..a
clash gets 4lu.r
Marcus t.. H
en- shoulder received 'u ~.rua-
Mhie W rrg' Hm m .ar
irE ulEl I.. r.s It'll. N
Hrri boss bu. r.a
IS as nothing tp ,- una l.an
lo.utmDul. s.
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haes w.1 .. t.I. =. ~. s......-
Marcus is o4aia.1 r.
mm u o.. 4sas u
aad could e.ra n
tQ deliver H us a..e0-..
Morton tar, at ~ 1
STAR ana al, Amewea.. aa. ue...t..
an iuH.Huou to IS Marcus shoes.
and he niI be iH flenesl haelae'
at t'r opening E.skaft
JoerIrs tan. Hfn.b.n'. .u'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
CRYING DOLL

Baby Bunty had a crying doll.
Baby Bunty was little orphan rab-
bit who lived in Uncle Wiggily's
hollow stump bungalow with about
torty sixteen othc; bunny girls and
boys.
Baby Buuty's doll was given to
hcr II Christmas. Whether Baby
'untv believed in Santa claus or
not, and even if Squaakic Eckic.
the cousin mouse, said There was ne
-. Nicholas. still t,l.r. WAS Hunty'~
doll - prove it. Of course thcro
must be Santa Claus, or how did
Baby BuntE 4cr Ier CRYING doll
All. ha, Answer me that.
Oh, yes l forgot to tell You that
Bunrv doll cried. Not all the time,
ot course. Evon "a live baby doc,n :
cry eIl Tie while, so WHY should "a
doll
Bunty's doll was like this. Whc.
you wound up little spring in her
back. like the one in the back OF
an alarm clock, AMI then when you
pushed q littl" shiny handle Bah!
Huutr 5 doll would 20:
Wah' Wah, W'h, Boo! Hoo,
WaA, Wah. Wah,
Vow ii that ism + crying ] should
like - know what is. And beside,
na.jng owing noi>., Baby Bunty'S
doN could talk. Not much bat -
lftle. She could say:
Mamma! PAPA! I'm hungry!''
mean tn. doll could say this, NOT
Bah" Buu-y. Though Of cour,a
bnarT could say 1T more than
-rHs words And. besides, y,I
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Free Talk On
Flying Tonigh'

Prof. Albert A. Merrill, dean c
acronautics, California Institute {
Technology, will speak tonight {
the Tulane thcatcr on "The Thcor
Of Flight, - dealing with acronautic
the first principles and carly Iii
tory. Prof, Merrill is tue inventc
Of the "Dill Picklr,' which create
such sensation ut the air show !
Los Angeles Last September, and !
has contributed almost Il life tin
to the study of aviation.
Merrill started group known =;
the Boston Acronautical Society !
1895 which carried ON experimen.
in aviation. He believes "thc q
>cncc of safe flying depends I
pitch control. I'm present fixed viii
ships. pitch. control depends alt
ecthcr too much upon the psycholog
Of the pilot. -
The lecture is sponsored by II
California School Of Acronautics al
Engineering, which is located .
Burbank. 1t is planned to open
branch school in FL Centre. No q
mission will be charged at tonight
lecture, the public being invited .
attend.
Here in the interest of the pl
.icct are Mrs. r. j. Kelley, owner
the school; \. G. Patterson, mot
INSTRUCTORS; John Drnnison, assista
instructor and NJ. +. Kelley, chi
pilot.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
December GS, 1908

\ letter from the Standard Oil
company office in Los Angeles says
the company is rushing work on tn"
distributing plant in Imperial and
hopes to be ready to bring the plant
into operation by January |.
G. b. Smith was out yesterday for
the first time in -four weeks, but
does not expect to be fully recover
cd for several weeks.
j. F. Giles of Calexico was in I'm
pcrial today and reports that the
hotel at Iicbcr has been leased and
will open to the public in a very
few daVS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
December %, 1918

MIR. and Mrs Thomas Bccman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Edgar will leave
tomorrow morning for week 5 va
cation in the hills, leaving G. w.
Barton in charge Of the Edgar
Brothers Realty company.
The holidays have brought com
parativc rest to George d. Arm.
stead and his assistant at the Hotel
Oregon. Within another week the
crowd there will be as great rs ever,
without rest period until summer.
Mr.. and Mrs \. l.. Bliss and
daughter Of Los Angeles, formerly
of this city, are visiting here with
relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

uoiso, the Fox bovIed and said:
"Oh, there mus. be a lot of chil.
drcu with Uurlc Wiggl)y. can I
sec them but hear them CRYING. II
! try to bite him nov those children
will run and tell tie Police Dog and
! shall b" caugh' ia better 20
bone and Try to catch Mr. Long
cars when he has no children with
aim
SO away thr FoN ram and Uncle
Wiggily laughed md took the doll
which said: Mamma, Papa, IN
hungry,'
"Thcn, - sand ruclc Wiggi,y. Il
had better take You 10 Bunty. For
when jumped | must have mcndrd
N"u without using the buttonhook,
the corksrrcw and the can opener.
y amy rate the CRYING don was a.
good as new and Buuty was very
happy. And if the 2a> stove dorsn +
try TO turn into fire engine and
spirit water on the PUSSY eat, II tell
You next about Uaclg Wiggilv and
the roller skates.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

Is ab0Uf JNcIc Wl-g!IN and The crN-
ing doll.
Now it happcncd - few days af
iyr Christmas, that, all ot sudden,
Eunty's doll stopped CRYING Bunty
had wound Up the spring and had
pushed the Little SHINY handle and
the doll began to 90:
"Nah, Wah. Boo-o-o-o-o,
Md thon it stoPrcd-right il the
middle Of the cry, half way through
the doll became silent. And sha be-
gan 10 say:
Mamma. Papa, I'm hungry,
But She d;dn' cry, no matter how
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
TEN YEARS AGO
December % 1913

Attorney NJ. w. Conkling, one Of
the prominent members Of the local
bar, is nursing pair Of painfully
burned hands rs re~ai. af Ip.u-
appointed chief a. o hiss
daaghtc~ in her patriotic work Of
raising poultry t. >ava mcat.
Sergeant Z. O. Bridges, Who has
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

lidn t need to wind up spring IN
side her nor push shiny handle to
make Bunty talk, Sometimes Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuz2y would sly:
II almost wish Bunty had a
handle that ! could push to make
her step talking. Shes worse than
ii phonograph,
Hut OF course Nurse Jane didn 7
exactly mean that though Baby
Buu'H talked very much for such Z
little orphan rabbit. Eut this story
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

not,
...a..
nr wad
..... opposition any,
r..
t.s -agr
.'.sa %. f.. .u-
"'.l de-
.. Not
5n.
a.. lund
of
And. f .aa Dlc.
#..a .a.n ..ah 1.. 'uc g,iu-
r- e.#H". i.# .a.-.n boys are
"..u- aa1 -.'Gedav's
#..-.. 2. i. .#o ~ t.. most
.... .I" -.' g ta1-it 'scr
a.d .a ~. I'ac rea-t.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Veteran Screen
Star In Hospital
Hr rn;t~d Press Lcn>cd wi-c

a. .E#DD.. I.e. Tha
NJ Man. Mrb.mott, vote
ana far suffer.
ar f"m Stomach disorder, Wa,
fo Z. ".g> +. .e..
-H.wo.- ll. a.ra4e lI -rvo,
#""HI ago aud aeee week, ago
'd.r.d 'o Ea. Windsor hospital
F.. ..'pf.I..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

been stationed near Newport News
Ky. has been mustered out of th
balloon corps and has returned t
the valley to make his home. II
VIZ, manager of the gents furnish
ing j aaa,mon' Of the Narney Bro
.ara ia i'rawlry prcyiogs 10 his z
ius away.
Mrs Ratb, who hes been i'll W.T.
the fla. las fully recovered
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
WARRANTS FOR ACTORS

Los ANGELES, Dee. IS Bench
warrants were issued today for four
members Of the east Of the stage
play "Gay Haree' when they fat
81 10 appear 20 aEswcr charges OF
appearing In IN ohsecHo production.
Iail in the amoun. q $50 each was
ordered forfeited.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

Here is your opportunity to get
the famous nationally advertised
Buck@kin Lumberjacks at an ex-
ceptionally low price. Button-thru
pockets, knitted bottoms and full
roomy cut. cE IN
Sizes II to II .................. epO. lO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

NEW YORK-In devotion to a ro-
bic cause GUstave Hartman, as, city
court justice, and Miss May Weisser.
q. have become devoted TO each
other. He is founder and president
Of the Israel Orphan Asylum. She
IL superintendent. They are 10
marry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

Demetrio Garcia ct ais 70 John
Gregg, lots /, . and 3 in Block IL,
West Brownsville addition to Browns
Vile, 81, etc.
Merchants National Bank TO De-
metrfio Garcia, lot ., in block IL,
West Brownsville, 81, etc.
Joe Celaya, Jr., ct ux to Eljidio
Gomez, lot , in block lO2, city Of
Brownsville, S1SSS.
Buena Vista Burial Park associ-
alton to Mrs. +. ID. Miller. lot 1871,
containing 300 square feet in Grace
land section out Of Buena Vista
Burial Park subdivision, $50.
Cuban Monsees ct ux to W. l..
Spivey, lots 322 and 1923 Colonia Vic
toria addition to city Of Brownsville,
5000.
{. F. Thomas to W. Grant Rauch,
block 5 out Of FL Jardin Heights adj
dition and blocks 157 and III con-
tanning 20.36 acres out OF FL Jardin
subdivision survey 80 subdivision d..
Share 10. Espiritu Santo grant,
S5.142.5O.
a. +. Parker to II. Douglas Max
we'll and A. II. Pittard, south 20 acres
Of farm tract No. 6S. out of Coast
Land Farms subdivision, $4,000.
G. W. Moothart ct ak to J.. F. Wal
den, all lot s. in block /, Pollard adj
dition. city Of Harrington. $40. etc.
Juana Cara Ayalda Vida. de Castro
70 Raul Castro, all Of lost Al. ~, AZ,
80 in block IS. Harden's addition,
city Of Brownsville, $40, etc.
John j. Harden to Juana @. Ayala
Vida. de Castro. al lots Al. az, 40. and
a, in block 50. Harden's Addition.
city Of Brownsville. 1915.
Minnie Van Zant Ct al to Q. u.
Hanson, ct al, all Of northwest one
fourth of block 10, Davidson d
Stephenson subdivision, survey 26,
$40, etc.
L. X. Morris to Isabel Perez. lots
9 g. 10 in block J, Frontier addition
to Brownsville, $40, etc.
Lydia Mitsch ct al TO III. II. Ram
sey, lot 9 in block 1. La Quinta ad-
dition, city of Harrington.
Lydia Mitsch ct al 70 II. T. Ramsey
lots 5 and s, in block I. La Quinta
addition, city of Harlingen.
Paul V. Flusche TO Iva +. Wyrick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

ct al, lot 9 in block .. Beverly Park
addition, Harlingen, $40.
CISCO Morris to Perfecto Cruz. lot
), block III. townsite Harrington, $3.50.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co, to J. III.
Sullivan. block Il, Bayside Gardens
subdivision, $4,000.
VIM. Shane 20 II. Il. Sinclair. all
lot ?, block 12s, Harlingen, 81 900.
VIM. Shane to +. L. Sinclair, lal
lots . and 10. West End addition,
city Of Harrington, 1888. etc.
Conception Villar. to Mrs. Genoveva
H.. de Resendez, lots Nos. 1872. 1913.
Colonia Victoria addition, city Of
Brownsville, 81, etc.
Frank Andrews to A. Herbst, Trus-
tee, lots Nos. 6, Z, block 80, original
townsite Of San Benito. $40. etc.
Harry B. Brock to Guy Trent. lots
10, IA. block 35. third addition, town
site Of San Benito, $500, etc.
T.. G. Hamill to J. f. Steele. lot 3.
block All, and $. +. 1885 acres Of
block 1872. FL Jardin subdivision.
shares Nos. % and p, Espiritu Santo
grant. $40. etc.
j. a. Let's et ux TO X. @. Holman,
80 acres Of land out OF a 100 acre
tract OF a 500 acre tract probably out
Of La Feria grant. $3.50.
Pearl Clark ct vir to NJ. s. Liddeli,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
CONTESTS FOR
G. 0. P. SEATS
IN MEET LOOM
Factions In Southern
States Give Notice
Al Votes Disputed;
Texas Not Filed

WASHINGTON, May 24.-P-
Rival republican factions in more
Than half n dozen southern states
intend to carry their fight for rec
ignition and supremacy 10 Kansas
City with the outcome likely TO have
Mt least some bearing on the nation
al conventions choice three weeks
hence OF \ presidential nominee.
As Is usually the case when there
Is a fight on for the party's nomina-
ton, a good sized crop of contests
for delegates seats has developed.
Already the republican national
committee has been notified that
the credentials of al Of the 1,0S9
delegates will be in dispute, and
there are indications that before the
convention % more will be chal-
lenced.
The time for notifying the com
mittee Of contests expired last mid
night. but under the rules states and
territories making late delegate Sc
lcctions have a few days grace. All
the disputes will be threshed out BE-
fore the full committee which has
been called TO meet at Kansas City,
June 4, and those who lose out have
the right Of appeal to the convention
credentials committee.
OF the contests already filed, the
entire delegations from two states
Louisiana and Mississippi-are in
the disputed column with - convsn-
ton votes at stake from each state.
Others involve nine seats from Flor
ida, three from Georgia, two each
from Kentucky. and the District Of
Columbia. ana one from Tennessee.
In the group still 20 be filed are
the 26 delegate votes from Texas
all the state has-and the two from
Porto Rico.
Contests involving the four dele
gates at large from South Carolina
and two from the Third Tennessee
district were filed, but differences
have been patched up and 1T is not
expected that they will be pressed.
The row in Louisiana is between
Emile kuntz, republican national
committeeman, head Of one faction,
and Walter l.. Cohen, negro comp
troller of customs nj New Orleans,
leader Of a rival group. Kuntz is
listed in the Hoover camp, while Co
hen is understood to look with favor
on Lowden.
In Mississippi, Perry w. Howard.
a negro. is seeking to retain control
of the republican state organization
in the face Of lilly white" opposi-
ton, led BY former Governor Shell
don OF Nebraska, who IS now 4 Mis-
sissippi planter. Howard, who is an
assistant attorney general here md
republican national committeeman
from Mississippi. Is regarded as a
Hoover follower, while the Sheldon
group is listed as anti-Hoover, and
probably leaning toward Lowden or
Dawes.
The fight in Texas, which came 10
a head at the state convention Tues
day, is brREecn republicans led ~
r. B. Creager, national committee
man. and a Hoover follower, and 4
faction in which Representative
Wurzbach 81 San Antonio, lone
Texas republican in congress, and
c. c. Littieton Of Fort Worth. are
the moving spirits. The Littleton-
Wurzbach group Of delegates will ~
TO Kansas City uninstructed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

VIENNA-Hilda Mitz, Is. college
girl, has swum IS miles in the Dam
ube in IL hours. The temperature
Of the water was AS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
Harlingen Sign On
Building Going Up

HAKLINGEN, May ZI.-Ihe frame-
work and supports for the "Harlin-
gen" sign that is being erected on top
of the nine-story Baxter building
here were UP at the conclusion OF
work Wednesday.
Efforts are being made TO have the
sign ready TO be Illuminated Friday
night, the illuminating being sched-
ulcd for one OF the features Of the
Valley Travelling Mems g~et-together
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

NEW YORK-Samucl Is a KuFu
no longer. He's a cook. A judge
gave him permission to change his
name for obvious reasons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
NOTICE

The Commissioners Court Of Cam
error County, Texas, will ' and
sit as a Board of Equalization on
Saturday. the 4th day Of June, A. u.
1928, at . o'clock "A. NJ. to receive all
the assessment lists and books Of G..
A. Cowden. Tax Assessor of Cameron
County. Texas. for the year 1928. for
inspection. correction or equalization
and approval.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
the Commissioners Court Of Cameron
County, Texas. this the Gath day OF
May, A. ID. 1925.
SEAL) II. D. SEAGO.
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk
Of the Commissioners Court Of Cam
eron County, Texas.
5-24.6-4-f2t-3027
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24

N 1-2 Of lot s, block lis, Campacuas
addition, to the Capasillo Dist. sub
division, Llano Grande, Hidalgo coun-
ty, containing 20 acres of land, $40,
etc.
d. G. Beck ct ux to N. s. Liddell,
the W. IL Of farm block rs, Of Arroyo
Front Gardens and known as Lon c.
Hill subdivision, containing 20 acres
Of land, $40. etc.
Juan Treanor ct ux 20 Luis Colsa,
"a acres Of land out Of share %, Es-
piritu Santo grant, 500.
j. r. Honeysett e. ux 20 w w.
Rowland et ux, ". 1-2 Of farm block
269, out Of San Benito Irrigation
Co.'S subdivision. and others subdi-
vision, share !, Espiritu Santo grant,
$40. etc.
Margaret <. Griffith to Valley De-
velopments, Inc, east 10 acres of W.
90 acres Of block z, David and Steph-
enson subdivision, $40, etc.
Margaret f. Griffith to Valley De-
velopments. Inc. f. 10 acres Of block
s, survey No. 90, David and Stephen
son subdivision. $40 etc.
Margaret L. Griffith TO Valley De-
velopments, Inc, w. 80 acres Of block
8, survey rs, David and Stephenson
subdivision, SO, etc.
C.. c. Henson ct al to Maria Lopez.
lot 2, block 13s, city of Brownsville,
$3.50.
q. G.. Henson ct al 10 Manuela
King. POI acres situated in Cameron
county, beginning at the intersection
Of the r. right Of way line Of Palm
boulevard and n right Of way line Of
Harrison St., $4,000.
A. II. Fernandez. Trustee. to Cecile
H. Pardue. lot 6, block as, townsite Of
Fresnos. 5000.
Alfredo Valdez ct ux TO Trinidad
Montalvo. lot 20, block !. Potter and
Watson addition, townsite Of La
Feria, $40.
Enrique Philibert. and Adela Phili-
bert to Trinidad Montalvo, lot 21,
in block /. Potter and Watson addi-
ton. CITY OF La Feria, $40, etc.
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LOND0N-Dr. Doroth- Cochrane
Logan. who under the b Ae Of Mona
MeClellna. faxed a enamel swim.
has been reproved by the profession
with a warning. She told the Gem
eral Medical Council she was sorry
she had been such an idiot.
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Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Pressl.
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.-"A friend Of
the diocese" Is TO pay the $4,000
salary Of Bishop Stires, head Of the
Long Island Episcopal diocese, for
another year. Notwithstanding pro-
tests the bishop prevailed upon the
diocesan convention to accept the
gift because of "pitiful' salaries
paid TO some Of the clergy. There
are surmises that the friend" ~
the bishop himself.
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NEW YORK-Mr. q. r. Pyle. IN
ahead Of his bunioners, tcas