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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

the raft having gone adrift from
its anchor. What with that and
seeing that Tootsie, Wootsie and the
ether little rabbits didn't fall off.
and with trying to keep peace among
the older children who wanted coco
nuts and oranges. Mr.. Longears had
his paws full. can tell YOU!
Soon after coming TO live at the
shore in the seaweed cottage, Uncle
Wiggily had made raft of drift
wood so the little rabbits could have
some safe place to play without
being knocked down by the big
waves. The raft was anchored off
shore by a rope of twisted seaweed
fastened to a big stone. But Buster
had loosened the anchor rope when
he and his father and a lot of the
bunnies were playing on the raft,
and away they sailed on a sea trip,
all unexpected
Yes, they sailed, for Uncle Wig
gilv. who had been resting on the
raft, had big sun umbrella and
this, catching the wind, was like a
sail Tie rabbit gentleman now
held fast to this open umbrella and
away floated the raft boat. And
Uncle Wiggily awaited anxiously
for what was to happen next, at the
same time watching to see that none
of his little bunnies fell overheard.
Hurray, This is lots of fun
cried Buster as the raft rolled and
pitched up and down on the waves.
Lots of fun,' shouted Jingle.
Il hope we get shipwrecked soon so
! can have an orange to eat or may
be Il banana. Do bananas grow on
islands where YOU get shipwrecked,
Daddicums 20 she asked.
"Oh, yes, | guess 500 answered
Mr.. Longears. "Look out, Wopsie. =
he suddenly called to a little baby
bunny. And then, all of a sudden,
there was bump and It thump and
Buntv cried:
"Oh, what has happened What?
What? What?'
Il guess We re shipwrecked, -
said Buster, ''for we have bumped
into an island. - And, surely
enough, they were. The raft had
gone aground on an island or little
blob of land in the ocean.
And what happened after that you
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Holiday Rates
For Labor Day

Widespread fair reductions in the
interest Of travel over Labor Day
have been announced jointly by
Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Western
Pacific and other important rail
lines serving the western states.
The special roundtrip excursion
tickets will be available, it was stat
ed. from August % to September |,
inclusive, between all points west OF
Ogden and Salt Lake City, and be
tween Portland on the north and
Albuquerque and FL Paso ON the
south. Return limit will he Sep
tembcr >.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY
Fiction

"Thc Avcnging Parrot" by Anne
Austin; IN interesting mystery in
.whicE a parrot helps solve the puz-
zlc.
"Thc Mystery of the Open Win
dow" hv Anthony Gilbert.
"Octobcr's Child" bv Donald Jo-
seph; a fine novel of the sensitive
ness Of youth.
"The Pig is Fat" by Lawrancc Il.
Maynard; a realistic novel Of the
underworld.
"Ella" by Elizabeth wilkins
Thomas.
"Dandclion Days" by Henry vii
hanson; continuation Of "Thc
Beautiful Years"
Non-fiction
"Circling Africa" by Isabel An.
derson.
"Thc Proving of Psyche" by
Hugh Fausset
"Robbing Youth of its Religion"
by James Nalliday.
"The Child From Five to Ten
by Kcnwrick.
"Amcrica and England" by Mich.
olas Roosevelt.
clos Angeles in the Sunny Seven
ties" by ,udwig Louis Salvador.
"Flowcrs of Our Lost Romance
Lv Charles +. Lummis.
"AleXandcr Pope" by Edith sit.
well.
"Thc Young Architects" by Kath
arinc Stanley Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

cumba Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull. Diehl, Haleys andTrammcls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Best and two
daughters, Mildred and Eleanor,
after enjoying three weeks on a
trip to Illinois and Iowa, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Robinson and
two sons, Temple and Harold, re-
turned from an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Missouri,
Arkansas and Tennessee.
$. b. Young who has been visit
ing relatives in South Carolina re-
turned Wednesday after AN absence
of five weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and moderately warm to
night and Friday; gentle variable
winds; probably fog on immediate
coast in morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fog ON coast, fair in the interior
tonight. and Friday; normal temper
ature; gentle north and northwest
winds offshorc.
FIRE WEATHER. FORECAST
Fog ON coast, fair i'll interior: no
change in temperature or humidity;
gentle cnan2eaplc windsi continued
danger of fires in~forests.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. 0AR1I0
Copyright, 1928. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE wIGGILY's sHIPWRECK

"Will anything happen asked
Baby Bunty, as she held fast to the
coattails of Uncle Wiggily.
"Whatsbdo you mean-anythinS
happen?' spoke the bunny gentle
man. looking down at the little or
phan rabbit.
81 mean. viii we sink or be
drowned or have a shipwreck or any
thing like that - went on Bunty,
taking firmer hold of Uncle Wig
gily, for they were pitching and toss
ing in the ocean waves.
"Ipweek, IpweeEf I ANTS a
'ipweckt" sang Tootsie, one of the
newest little baby rabbits who had
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

shall hear in the next story which
will be about Uncle Wiggily's island.
But will YOU please stop the rain
from dropping in the eye Of the
needle when it is sitting on the head
Of the pin.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Seeks To Annul
Fifth Marriage

Los ANGELES. Aug, -. tU.P)-
Five marriages against four divorces
and annulments was the marital
score of Eugcnia Rankhead- Hoy
ButtLee, daughter of Congressman
W. b. nankhcad of Alabama, as Sh"
walked into court today in quest OF
an annulment of her marriage Wl,h
Howard Lee, aviator and sportsman,
The hearing opened yesterday
with Miss Lee testifying that her
fifth husband had misrepreSented
his social standing to her by telling
her he was an official OF an aviation
company and earned 50 900 Il year.
Thelma McNcal, an acterSS, corro-
borated Mrs. Lees testimony but
Judge o. *. Morton continued the
case until today so that a second
corroborating witness may be pre-
sented.
Mrs. Lee, incidentally, Informed
the Judge that this will be her last
martial venture if she receives the
&nnulmcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

The state has taken over Arroyo
Drive, south of Covina, aud this will
be the beginning Of state high
way through the hills to Pomona
bv way of the Kellogg ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

( paws to be sympathetic. il you
,sk Patricia Murphy, above. NOT
20 long ago. she read a review OF
The trial of Harry X. Thaw Tor
fhe murder of Stanford White.
and penned a letter of sympathy
20 Thaw. Now he sends her $6OO
annually to pay her way through
,he four-year course at Arkansas
state Teachers College at Conway.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

come to Uncle Wiggily and his wife
IN the summer seaweed bungalow
cottage at the shore. 'Daddicums,
make ice 'ipweck!' begged Toot-
sic.
"Pooh, he doesn't know what 1t
means,' cried Buster. ''None Of
lou girls know what shipwreck
isl he went on. looking at BABY
Buntv and his older sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

Bruce W. Mcdaniel, Redlaud,s edi-
tor of "Citrus Leaves returning
from Mexico, says more citrus should
leave for that country apd that a
good market exists there
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

Jack Eshleman arrived yesterday
afternoon from Los Angeles, Jack
says he has come back togo to work
and the way he was attacking the
pile of papers on his desk when the
Lance man called on him showed
that he was serious about it.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28

Letters received by friends of
NJ. r. Kerr, for several years srin-
cipal of Central Union High school,
tell of Prof. Kerr being appointed
dean of an academy at Yreka, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works
OptOmetrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quality Eye Service Scientifically equipped to treat
all muscular and crossed eyes, Nearsighted
(Myopc) eyes and childrens given special atten.
tion. Glasses fitted Lenses duplicated 681 Main
ST. Phone 228-W
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
WI Stone -NOn-BOard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
same as for Board companies. The prices to you ar(
remarkably lower. Let show you this real saving
Phone W. l. Stone 24S or 387-Office S3l Main. Alss
collection aervc~.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding, Boring or Honing. Piston Crime
ing. Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Work,
Pump and Gas Engine Overhauling General Electric
Motors Agent Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing.
Battery Repairs and Charging Bicycle Repairing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Etc. Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40. 1922 Main Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
August %. 1910

The Republican Party of Imper-
ial County, by its delegates in con
vention assembled to declare their
approval of the administration OF
President Taft and hereby tender
to the Congress our thanks for It's
just and right appropriation of 81
coo, ,000 fer the control of the lowtI
Colorado River.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August %. 1915

Residents of Imperial yesterday
were thrilled by the daring Of John
Wetherby, driver for the Standard
Oil company, in stopping a team of
runaway horses. The team, hitehed
to the city delivery wagon of the
oil company, was frightened when
an automobile colided with the rig
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Radiator Repairing

Also Radiator Recoring and cleaning, cleaned with
out injury to the Imperial Valley Sheet Metal
Works, SIS Broadway. Res. Phone 1923. Bus
Phone 1177
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
Army & Navy VarietXStOre

Army & Navy VarietySt0re
New and Used Furniture, stoves linoeums, hardware
We buy and sell every thing for less M Marcot prop
480 Main st.
Imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works
-515 Broadway. Tanks. Skylight. Cornce, Gutter
Dairy and Restaurant Work and General Repairing.
Res. Phone 1928 Bus. Phone 1177.
GRAPES GRAPES GRAPES
For Sale-Fresh Grapes and Grape Juice. We furnish
all quantity you want.
ZinfandeI, Misco, Gold Chester, etc. No irrigation
and nobody beats me price Will start Sept. 18th
at b. PATIO Packing House. for orders manager of
international Grocery, 524 Main ST., Ell Centre, Phone
749.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-28
TEN YEARS AGO
August %, 1920
-. 1.,,,nlnto

Files not complete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
VISITOR LAUDS
CITY C.. OF c.
Pennsylvania Man Declares
Valley Is Good Place
To Spend Winter

John W. Coulter OF Butler. Penn
sylvania, is spending the winter
in Brownsville, cominv he-' Oen. 4.
Mr.. Coulter is an attorney, being
O member Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania.
He was honored in 1923 by being
elected to q county office in Butler
county, Pa.
Mr.. Coulter is enthusiastic IN
his praise Of the climate OF the
Valley, especially that OF Browns
vile. He contrasts this mild and
genial weather with the storms OF
northwestern Pennsylvania. IL Is
worthy OF note that Mr.. Coulter
states the cost OF living here Is
less than in Pittsburgh or Butler.
In a word Mr.. Coulter recon-
mends all tourists TO cone 70
Brownsville on the famous Rio
Grande River where there Is an
abundance OF citrus fruit, sunshine,
reasonable cost OF living, for sun
shine and orange juice will cure
the worst case OF pessimlsm. ].
Mr.. Coulter wishes 70 state that
brownsville has the most progress
sive and UP 70 date chamber OF
commerce that has come under MS
observation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Assault Trial Opens
In Criminal Court

The trial Cf Joaquin Sauceca on
charges Of assault and attempt TO
murder Cruz Hernandez got under
way in the criminal district court
Monday incoming.
Sauceda Is alleged to have wound
ed Hernandez three times in an al
tercation at Stuart Place several
months ago.
Sauceda was not apprehended at
the time, but was captured some
time later by Mounted Customs In
spector Jim Collins. The officer took
the man in the graveyard on the
Arroyo Colorado. near Harlingen,
after firing upon him several times
as he fled.
officers state Sauceda Is an es-
capped convict.
Ten or twelve witnesses were 70
appear in the case. Only a few had
been placed on the stand up 70
noon.
Judge A. ". Cunningham will re-
convene the grand jury next Mon
day for the purpose Of going over
reports OF Auditor J. j. Bishop The
auditor has checked over the figures
in the various county offices since
1920. bringing them up to date. His
office has been at work on TINS
since 1925.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Texan Is Killed In
Id Up

SHREVEPORT, La, March II
P-Police today were studying the
case OF Bruce Payne, formerly OF
Abilene. Tex, who used a wrench
for a pistol and apparently was
met BY his hold up victims re-
volver and shot 70 death.
Police marked him a highway
man, because a knife found in his
pocket was identified as having
been stolen in a highway holdup
reported to police Saturday night.
In the neighborhood Of this rob-
berry, Payne's body was found sun
day morning, the conclusion being
he was unsuccessful in his second
hold up.
The body was discovered four
miles from here just off the Shreve-
portrM orringsport highway. and Il
was believed he attempted TO rob
occupants OF a parked automobile.
Whoever shot him had not report
ed the holdup early today. Payne
wore a turkey red" handkerchief
about his neck. 1t was believed TO
have been a mask.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
WOMAN SLAIN
Brutal Murder Adds Blot
To Chi City Escutcheon

CHICAGO, March l7-lP- The
Staying Of a woman election judge
and a new version Of ganglands
ride" today added fresh crimson
blotches TO Chicago's crime record.
Scarcely half q block from her
home. the body Of Mrs. Ida M.
DOYLE. 61-year-old Republican cleo
ton Judge, was found yesterday IN
an alley, the skull crushed by
heavy blows.
Her bruised hands and torn cloth
ing bespoke her futile struggle
against robbery and death. a purse,
containing q few dollars and
check she had received several
hours before for her registration
day work, was missing. A gold oano
wedding ring, torn from her finger
by the slayer-robber, was found IN
a nearby yard.
Several hours later. the body o.
John The Billiken) Rito. gangster
and racketeer, was found IIoa1Hls
in the Chicago river.
Wrapped IN q blanket and trusSeo
IN with wire-a prayer-book n
a rosary in a coat pocket and p
hands mockingly folded as IN
prayer-Rito's body showed races
of torture, stabbing and a oeatlhg'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Florida Injunction
Hearing In Austin

HARLINGEN. March ia hear
ing Is 70 be held before three Fed
eral court judges in Austin March
20 to determine the permanency OF
the temporary injunction issued by
Judge Du Val West TO the Glenn
St. Mary nursery Of Florida.
Judge West granted the order
against Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture Terrell restraining him from
interfering with shipments OF Flor
ida citrus stock shipped by the nur-
sery company into this state. I'm
der its terms. the nursery has been
shipping into the Winter Garden
section and Is making preparations
10 enter the Valley with Florida
stock.
"A new set OF regulations designed
to check Florida shipping recently
compiled by Terrell have been sent
TO Judge West for his opinion as
to whether or not ID would consti-
tute contempt or court for the rules
to 60 into immediate effect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
GOOD CHEER
Welcome Wagon Loaded
Down TO Greet Newcomers
Especial 70 The Heraldl

Especial TO The HERALD
HARLINGEN, March ia wei
come wagon" will drive up to the
homes OF newcomers In Harrington,
Brownsville and McAllen in the near
future, and unload some best wish
es. communications from the mayor.
flour, soap and other such articles,
concrete and abstract, according TO
plans being worked out in these
three towns.
DR.. Maurice p. Jarvis Of San An
tonic proposes the idea to the cham
bers Of commerce in these towns.
1t is being carried out in San
Antonio now and in other cities.
A decorated automobile or truck
is used. and every time a new fam
lily comes to the city. the wagon
makes its appearance, with the Of
fetal spokesman OF the city TO vel
come newcomers.
The work is financed by subscrip-
tons from merchants in return
for information secured concerning
the newcomers.
All these chambers r now con-
sidering the project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Crowell Quash Plea
Overruled by Judge

HOUSTON. March l7.-RD-A
defense motion to quash a writ OF
citation on the Crowell Publishing
company. defendant in the r. 3.
Creager libel suit for 100000
against Golfers Weekly. was over
ruled by Federal Judge W. Lee Estes
Of Texarkana in his decision re-
ceived here Monday by Federal
Clerk L. c. Masterson. The trial
date has been set for May at
Brownsville.
Mr.. Creager's suit grew out OF two
articles in Golfers which he alleges
contained defamatory matter. One
Of the articles. written by Owen r.
White. was entitled High Handed
and He'll Bent" The other. written
BY William @. Shepherd. vas called
Jobs for Jack"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
City Hall Offices
Being Consolidated

The cashiers department At the
city hall Is being consolidated un-
der Hugo Sterling. and work on
remodeling and changing the Of
flee rooms IS being rushed az pres
ent. according to z. A. Rosenthal,
city manager. :.
The light and water department
4 being united with the tax col
lectors department under n head,
the city manager explained Mon
day.
This will not only be more
convenient. but will be more econ
omical." MI. Rosenthal said.
The change will be completed
some time this week, II Is expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Lower Money Rate
To Aid Construction

WASHINGTON, Mar. 17-tP-Sec-
rotary Lamont said today that the
lower interest rates on money
throughout the country should per-
NIT an important speeding up dur
ing the next few months in new
construction, which he said ALREADY
had been stimulated by the re
markable cooperation" from the
various states.
The commerce secretary asserted
the high interest rates during the
past year had been one OF the
major factors in slowing down
construction. and added that while
the rate had dropped in New York.
easier money conditions have not
yet reached throughout the coun-
try.
This condition could not be work.
ed out in "a hours. Mr.. Lamont
said, but the situation was grad
ually ~loosening and construction
during the spring should be great
ly aided by the easier money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

Ii0uS.
According to reports made TO Mat
amoros officials, some difficulty
arose between Sanchez and Cara
in the cafe, In the course OF which
Sanchez is alleged TO have drawn
a 80 calibre automatic pistol from
his pocket and opened fire. -Four
shots in rapid succession startled
the cabaret dancers, one Of the bull
let's striking Cara in the face, and
another hitting Enriqueta Rangel
in the left calf. i~nflicting g slight
flesh wound.
Sanchez was placed In jail I'M
mediately by Matamoros Officers TO
await trial, which was 10 be held
today.
AS a result or disturbances In
Matamoros Saturday night and
Sunday, IS men and two women
were jailed on charges Of disorderly
conduct, drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace.
The MatamoroS police department
will continue its fight 10 do away
with disturbances. and It's doing all
in its power to preserve law and or
der in the city" acting Chief of Po-
lice EraSmo Blanco declared Mon
daV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
II HURT AS
CRACK TRAIN
JUMPS TRACK
Mississippi Scene Of
Wrecked Coaches
Piled High

BATESVILLE. Miss. March IT
R-Eleven persons were injured
slightly and much damage was done
to equipment when nine cars Of a
crack south bound Illinois Central
passenger train were 5arailed near
here today.
The injured are:
P. K. Spicer, former state editor
OF the Memphis Commercial APP
peal. internal injuries.
G. w. Spain, Memphis. mail
clerk. bruises.
r. L. JACK. Memphis. bruises.
NJ. H. ArmoT. Memphis, mail
clerk, cuts and bruises.
D. L. Mckay, Memphis, mail
clerk. bruises.
Mrs. j. E. Lufkin. Grenada, Miss.
Sprained FOOT.
r. Craig. New Orleans. shock and
bruises.
Robert MCGEE, negro. Memphis,
bruises.
J. II. Haynes, Greenwood, Miss,
bruises.
Margaret Bowan. negro woman.
New Orleans bruises.
Bill Hendricks, negro, New Or
leans, bruises.
A. B. Monroe. station agent here,
said cause OF the wreck had not
been determined. He said a split
rail Csight have caused ii and
there was a report il IA caused
by a broken arch in the leading
truck.
The train, carrying six pullmans,
three day coaches and five mall
and express cars. was running on
fast time when the cars suddenly
leaped the rail and piled up on
a hillside. The train runs between
Chicago and New Orleans and
G~ulfport, but carries many St.
Louis and Louisville passengers.
Railroad officials said It's all steel
equipment prevented serious in
juries.
The passengers yer panic strick-
en- at first, but soon were quoted.
The engine did not leave the track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
How Good an kishman Are
You Anyway, Mr.. Pdtnck9

Come on you Irish, just how much do YOU know about OF Erin?
If you can't answer the following questions. try them on your
Irish friends
Arc you ready7 All right. here goes:
/ IN what county Of Ireland is the Barney Stone?
. What place in Ireland is called the Devils Acre" by the Irish?
3 What is the Gaelic name for Ireland?
4 What are the four provinces Of Ireland?
5 In what country was William Orange born?
s What prominent Irish patriot was hanged by the English on
Sept 20. 1903?
1. What part OF Ireland IS famous for its lakes?
8 In what way does a person have to be held 10 kiss the Blarney
Stone?
9 According to Irish tradition who drove the reptiles out Of
Ireland?
10. Who is president Of the Irish Free State?
ii. What is the name Of the great Irish emancipation who had
the religious tests abolished in the British Parliament?
~ What city in Ireland Is the stronghold OF the orangeman?
ANSWERS TO IRISH QUESTIONS
I, Cork: Dublin Castle; :, Erin; 4. Ulster, Munster. Leinster.
Connaught; !. Holland; 6, Emmett: Z, Killarney; 8. by the feet; g.
St. Patrick; 10. William 7. Cosgrave; Ii. OCnnelI: u, Belfast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
M'ALLEN SELLS
LATE CABBAGE
Buyers Take to Fields To
Purchase 1880 King
OF Truck Crops
Especial to The Herald

t6DCClhL I'd lie ElGL dlQ.f
McALLEN, March i7-With cab
bage prices soaring near the 500
per ton mark. farmers OF the Up
per Valley are jubilant over the
prospects for the remainder OF the
truck season.
"A survey made shows that In a
number OF fields near McAllen.
cabbage will not be ready for
harvesting for two or three weeks
while truckloads OF this vegetable
are being hauled from the fields
In other sections. In some instances.
produce buyers are so anxious TO
obtain the crop that they r buy
ing the cabbage in the fields. The
Lower Rio Grande Valleys ability
to produce this crop at a time
when other sections OF the country
are unable TO do so Is receiving
credit for the high prices nov pre-
vailing.
Sp-ing corn In many localities Is
from s 10 II inches above the
ground and excellent stands are
being obtained. Light rains. fall
ing at night during the past week,
have materially aided the growth
OF tbs crop. IL was declared. This
crop Is expected 10 bring good re-
turns this season. Roasting ears
will soon be on the market from
a few OF the first paintings.
With the closing OF the citrus
shipping season the first OF March.
growers and shippers have returned
their entire attention 20 produce
and for this reason. both railroads
show continued shipping with a
small change in the number Of
carloads, produce taking the place
or the citrus shipments.