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ABANDON SUPPORT

WASHINGTON, Jan, 24, (P)- Progressive republicans from the
 northeast threatened to aban- don the support of Nicholas Long worth, speaker of the House, at the next congressional session and thereby permit the democrats to organize the legislature.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24
CANAL FEASIBLE

WASHINGTON, Jan-, 24t l47l- The proposed Nicaraguan canal is feasible and highly desireable Lieut.. Col. Dan !. Sultan. army who has just completed a survey of the twmendous en- ginaering project report to the War Department. It is hoped that N bill tor construction Will l3e speedily passed upon with fa YOr
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24
STEEL OFFICIALS ARE
 APPEALING ID COURT
YOUNGSTOWN

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Jam. 24, lHllPi- me Youngstown Tube and Sheet Steel Company offi- cials announced following di- .reeJors meeting. that they Will appeal the recent court decision enjoining the proposed merger with the Bethlehem Steel Cor poration
 The spokesman said. .+Wa're going to appeal, tilat's all We are giving out He refused to answer auctions . ##
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BUSINESS GOOD. THANK Yll. 0N
 ANTELOPE RiNGH
 --

NEW YORK Jan 24, HF Who wants a nice hafd of ante- lope for his pack yard?
 Candidates with the right kind of back yards containing a few thousand acres of grazing lands are invited to line up at the right and help w. P. Sullivan, stockman and banker of Square Butte, Mont, solve the question of what to do with an overly successful game preserve
 On an 5000 corner Of his ranch he released 12 antelope a few years ago. Today the herd has grown to 450. Another year or two will see 1t near the 1000 mark. He must turn the animals loose or give them away.
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U. OF WIN. CAGERs

EUGENE, ore, Jan., A, (P9- The University of Washington basketball team defeated the Uni veaity of Oregon 3l to 26. It was the fifth straight victory for Washington and Oregon's fifth straight defeat.
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LATOUCHE NORTHBOUND

SEATTLE, Jan, 24, tPy-The Ss Latouche, of the A. S. s. Co., sails at 5 o'clock this afternoon for seward and way-ports with Six passengers
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HOCKEY SCORES

SEATTLE, Jan, 24 (P)-The Seattle hockey team defeated Vancouver l to O,
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24

telegram received by Fr B. R. Hubbard yester- day enables him to give to The Gateway the first authoratve statement of his winter plans on tne 4u kon The telegram reads as follows:
 will you Nenana We shall start the next aav after vour arrival for Panama Sixty be- - uoro on +ba ynkon this morning (signed) McElmeel
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24
1s5 MILE MUsH

Father Hubbard is leaving on the first train from Seward to Nenana where Father McElmeel, formerly associated with Fr Hub bard at the University of Santa Clara, will meet him with dogs and sled. They will make the 135 mile mush to Tanana together and Fr Hubbard will spend about two weeks in and around Tanana talk ing motion pictures of everything of historic, scenic and religious interest
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24
GLACIER PRIEST OUTLINES
 WINTER PLANS TO FILM
 HISTORIC SCENES ON YUKON

yItI, LEAVE ON FIRST TRAIN NORTH TO MEET FR McELMEEL AT NENANA WHERE TEAM OF FIFTEEN DOGS NOW AWAIT HIM - HE WILL TAKE STILL AND MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT AND 10000 FEET OF RAW FILM
 REMAINS NORTH UNTIL SPRING BREAKUP
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CHANGE OF PLANS

OTlBlflaI pldtlS IdtlIl 1D4 N N. Hubbard's presence in Fairbanks on January 1st where he was to have been a passenger in the Inflated airplane that crashed last Fall at Kotzebue and caused the death of Pilot Wien and two Car tholic missionaries, Father Delon, General Superior of the Jesuit Missions of northern Alaska, and Father Walsh, pastor of Kotzebue. What would originally have been a five hour trip through the air to Holy Cross has now becomes 3 hard. dangerous. dog team mush of over a months time The Gla- bier Priest feels equal to the task and as the best Way to film the heal winter hardships of Jesuit missionary activities in Northern Alaska. is to experience them and liye them; friends of the young geoIogist are confident that the same success that has character ised his more arduous explora- tions of the past four years will follow hi mi nhis present trek through the winter land of the nOOn-day night"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-24
THE YUKON TRAIL

From Tanana Fir Hubbard will start the long Yukon Trail to Nulato-there to meet F'r. Prange. Fr. Prange and Fr. Hubbard spent four years of major studies to- gether at the University of Inns bruck, Autria, and this will be their first reunion since leaving Europe six years ago.
 Nulato will form the main theme in F'r, Hubbard's work as he is basing the value of his film on the unique pioneer work of Alaska's first and probably greatest linguistic scholar, the fa- nous Fr. Jette, who died some years ago
 A HISTORIC WORK
 A grammer of the root lan- guage of the Nulato Indians in Err Jette's original handwriting, the result of a lifetime of study was just about ready for the press, when death overlook the zeal ous missionary hero.
 It is F'r. Hubbard's intent to locate this precious manuscript, that is now part of the history of Alaska, and have it published and the original placed in safe
 Please turn to Page Three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
Use REGRETS
.UBLIC AIRING

NBURG, July Sic. II,
editor OF the Hidalgo County
ndent. weekly Good Govern
|brgan since its beginning in
:, 1929, viii continue as editor
paper.
Z. Berry. president OF the
Of directors rendered his
nation as president Of the
d Thursday morning. and VIII
N as business manager Satur-
he stated last evening.
Fease made this statement 70
E Herald late last evening: 1T
TO be regretted that the owners
the Independent had to air their
differences Of viewpoint in this
public manner. but because of the
act that we lave SO many stock
bolders. 1t is inevitable that differ
tnce Of opinion will arise.
1T has been my desire In the
past, and Will be my wish in the
Future, TO attempt 70 50 conduct
|he editorial policy Of the hide
pendent that 1t will serve the
cause Of the whole people OF the
county without reference to class
or special interest. OF course. IL is
inevitable that dissatisfaction will
occur in the minds OF some. and
perhaps a great many Of the stock
holders.
so far as I am able, and within
the limits Of my ability. IL i my
purpose to make the Independent
a constructive paper. having III
mind broad public interest and TO
In every way that / can.
personalities which only tend TO
our people. create friction
and retard the development Of a
county that is going to need the
Instructive thought and united
OF every public spirited and
right thinking citizen"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31

much more serious III the islands
If they had not had free entry 10
the big American market.
Despite the economic side OF the
question. about which there is some
difference OF opinion, the Philip
pine political leaders have made in
dependence their biggest issue.
Hurley will sail with his wife and
Sen. Quezon from Seattle August
8. Arriving in Manila August 81,
he will spend II days studying con-
ditions and talking to leaders be-
fore turning homeward.
En- route Hurley will make a visit
AZ Honolulu during the stay OF his
boat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
(Agua CaLente
Elked BY Officials

qua Caliente, located
ton Beach. out from
Ind having the addi-
Fage of a fine salt water
ing talked in Browns
kAtamoros In view of the
IL Of Gen. Juan Andrew
secretary Of communica-
public works OF Mexico,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31

The hedgehog cactus OF Mexico
can live FOR five years without a
drop of water. When IL rains II
fills up It's central pithy section
until it swells 10 nearly twice its
normal size.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31

BENITO. July 31.-The store
of 5. Sam Houston Blvd. for
occupied by Ripley's Fhar-
Is being repaired and remodel
bllowing q recent fire. NO lease
been taken On the space as yet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
Hotel Rum0red.

Several rumors have been cur
rent concerning the construction oil
a tourist hotel on the beach. and o.
a highway to the beach.
Today IL was reported from several
sources that a casino Is TO be put In
on the beach. possibly combining
gambling. horse and dog racing. bull
fighting. and other sports.
Preparations are being made BY
Brownsville men and MatamoTci
officials "a entertain the visitors
while they are In this section
several banquets being planned
tentatively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31

The United States maintains SIS
embassies and legations and 345
consulates in foreign countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31

and Plutarco Elias Gales, Jr.. SON
of the former Mexican president,
TO Matamoros.
The high officials. accompanied
by two governors and several other
Mexican officials, are scheduled tc
reach Matamoros Monday CO Tues
day.
Visit Two Weeks.
They will spend two or more weeks
enjoying a vacation at Washington
beach, where a house is being put
in shape to accommodate them.
The latest report in connection
with the visit Is that a large
combination hotel and casino is +
be built on Washington beach, and
a hard surface ROAD constructed
from Matamoros to this resort.
Persons interested In the gambling
along the Rio Grande, which wa
closed down recently. are know,
ID be close friends to President
Gales son. and were instrumental
In bringing the group to this Sec
ton for a vacation trip. II was re-
ported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
Free Entry Helped

Gov. Gen. Davis recently told
the Filipinos in two public utter
ances they were economically de-
pendent upon this country. He said
the effects OF the world wide econ
omic depression would have been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
HURLEY WILL
STUDY AMONG
I. PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. July 81. -P-
The trip OF Secretary Hurley Of
the war department TO the Philip
pine Islands. which starts tomor-
row. has revived interest in the
question Of Philippine independ-
ence.
Though he has been extremely
reticent regarding the purpose OF
his trip. It is known Secretary
Hurley Is making the trip TO study
the status of the islands for Pres
ident Hoover.
Conferences Held
The war department head has
had many conferences during the
past few months with Manuel
Quezon, president Of the Philip
pine senate, who has been IN this
countsy advocating independence
for the islands. The outcome OF
these conferences was not dlvllged.
Years OF agitation In the Phil
ippines fer independence recently
eliminated in monster demonStra-
tons by FilipinoS inspired by the
visit Of Sen. HAYES, democrat. Mis-
souri,. one OF the outstanding ad-
vocates of Philippine independence
In congress.
Legislation TO free the Philip
pines has been before congress
virtually since the islands were ac-
quired as a result Of the Spanish
American war. but 1t has made
little Roadway.
The question vas revived during
debate on the Hawley-Smoot tariff
act. chiefly by representatives OF
sugar producing states who would
like to levy a tariff on Philippine
sugar and other imports.
During the last session the sen
ate insular affairs committee ap-
proved a bill looking toward Phil
ippine independence. but II failed
To receive senate consideration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
CARA REPAIRS
OLDFURNITURE
Local Dealer Sells Both
Old and New Stock;
Washington St.

A Cara. e21 washington street.
offers both new and used furni-
ture at prices that save you money.
His slogan. as printed in the adj
vertisement on this page today. Is
Always Good Bargains"
Mr.. Cara selects his furniture
carefully. and after purchasing old
furniture. carefully repairs II be-
fore placing II on sale. Anyone de-
string TO furnish a home should
first visit "A. Cara and inspect the
numerous bargains offered.
Bring your old furniture here n
II needs repairing" he said today.
You doubtless have chairs. tables,
beds. etc. that will give many more
years OF service II they are repair
ed. Why discard them when you
can use them for years 70 come
after spending a slight amount on
repairing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
old MATTRESS
MADE LIKE new
Gonzales Furniture And
Mattress Company
Renovates

III your old mattress says In the
middle. or IS torn and apparently
ready for the freshman, DO not dis
card IT,
Telephone 1877 and let Gonzales
Furniture and Mattress Company
inspect and then renovate II. max
ing Ii like new.
Gonzales Mattress company can
renovate almost any old mattress
and when the Job Is completed, you
will not recognize 10. 10 will be as
good as new. and viii look Like o
new mattress.
The company Is located at lz.h
and Monroe streets. Quick service
i guaranteed. Telephone 1877 and
ask for an estimate on the cost Of
repairing.
And don't forget that the firm
also sells furniture. ~ You are IN
the market for something for the
home. inspect the Gonzales stock
before purchasing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
GROVES SEED
And FEED BEST


Groves and Company, 18th and
Adams, mas what you want u
seeds and feeds.
The company specializes II Red
Chain Superior stock and poultry
feeds. seeds and insecticides.
Anchor Brand busting sulphur
and spray materials are also stock
ed. and the prices are reasonable.
Telephone number l. 1890.
Although Groves and Company Is
n comparatively new firm III
Brownsville, 1t has worked I'D a
large trade and keeps u BY giving
the best OF service and satisfaction.
II there IS anything you need for
your stock or poultry, or LIZ you need
busting sulphur. spray materials.
etc. be sure and telephone 1890 first.
and let Groves and Company ex-
plain their prices. service, first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
Shoe REPAIRING
Is GUARANTEED

The best. the quickest, and the
cheapest shoe repairing In town Is
the boast Of the Guarantee Shoe
Store.
The Guarantee is located az 1918
Elizabeth street, III the heart or
the business section. The shoe re-
pairing department contains the
most modern and elaborate OF
equipment. and satisfaction Is
guaranteed.
Let Us look to your shoes. and
keep them in tip-top trim and neat
shape" ]. II. House. manager said.
The Guarantee also specializes In
ladies and mems smart footwear at
reasonable prices. Nationally adver-
tised brands are handled.
For further information concern
ing price OF repairing or shoes for
sale, merely telephone PA and ask
for Mr.. House.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

scout pass five additional merit
badge tests and six months Of
service must elapse before the
bronze palm can be awarded.
James Truss. troop 81, was pass
ed 10 Star rank and received q cert
Ificate. A large number OF meSit
badges we're awarded 70 the fol-
lowing scouts; Oscar Lawrence,
Lewis Shuts. Charles Olmsted.
troop 81; Freddie Abbott, Robert
Sylvester, and John Dutro. troop
20; and Justin McCarty and Rob-
ert Dixon. troop 80. Scout Robert
Sylvester was passed to first class
rank.
Scouts Alfonso Rodriguez. Tim
oteo vasquez, Raymond Marques,
Tony Marques. Eloy Barreda. James
de Luna. Santiago de Luna. Ken
meth Taylor. James Browne. and
Robert Bellingham OF troop 5 were
passed 70 second class rank. and
received badges and certificates
Scouts Fernando Soils and Jose
valdez OF troop "a were passed TO
second class rank. also.
The court convened under ! he
direction OF II. l. Fitch. chairman
OF the Brownsville court OF award
assisted by deputy commissioners
K. c. Dodd and J. McCarty. and
other officials OF the district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
New Use for Dieting Found
by Trusty Nth Yen for Golf

JOLIET. Ill. July 6-Ft-Arthur
j. Miller was one I'D today on
Warden Henry G. Hill OF the ILL
nois State Penitentiary.
And now the warden thinks he
knows why IL was that Miller has
gone in lately for dieting.
Up until Saturday. Miller, who
was committed to prison for murder
from Rock Island. was a trusty who
acted as the warden's personal
barber. Saturday, however, he de-
cided 10 celebrate the Fourth or
July by leaving.
Attired IN q silk golf hat. . gray
linen suit, a blue shirt, a sport belt,
black sox and sport shoe. Miller
walked into the prison yard. In his
hands was q polf club. Every now
and then he paused TO clip a dam
delion head, which he did expertly
The guards, thinking he was a Wis
itor with a penchant for golf. let
him walk TO freedom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

An indication oK the traffic
through here into Mexico when
roads ln that section are improved
was seen I'm the fact that seventeen
automobile parties were given In
structions and letters at tine cham
Der or commerce here owe tho
weekend, for entry into Mexico mo
Laredo.
XIV. C. Richardson. chamber Cf
commerce secretary here. is now Am
Mexico trying 70 make arrange
mentS for crossing automobiles here
under the same conditions that
they ARE crossed INC Laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
WILL ADDRESS
COOP MEET
Cotton Cooperative Head
To Speak at Weslaco
On July 18th

WESLACO, July 6.-As q result
Of invitation and action by the
Weslaco Chamber OF Commerce.
there will be a Valley-wide meet
ing Of the Texas Cotton Co-operat-
i've Association TO be held In Wes-
laco on July nth at $50 ?. m. at
the high school auditorium.
c. o. Moser. vice president and
secretary of the American Cotton
Cooperative Association, who Is
considered one Of the best inform
ed men In America on cotton CO
operative marketing, will address
the meeting.
New plans for handling Of cotton,
various pools,et will be thoroughly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
RANCEL CROC.
DELIVERS HERE

o. RangEl Grocery. located on the
corner OF 18th and Jeffer streets.
gives personal service.
Located on busy 14th street. still
there IS plznty Of parking space in
front or at the side.
Nationally advertised mert -landise
Il sold. at prices that attract at
fentlon
Free delivery service 70 any part
RI Brownsville Is offered % Ra1gel's
customers.
Every week specials are advert's-
ed. See the advertisement on to-
days industrial page. and compare
the prices with prices on similar
articles offered by other stores.
Telephone LOOT for further In
formation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

Especial 70 The Herald)
DONNA, July 6.-More than q
hundred strawberry growers and
prospective strawberry growers OF
the Valley are expected to gather
here tonight at a meeting at which
plans for increasing the strawberry
acreage Of the Valley viii be dis
cussed.
The strawberry growers are plan
ming ar increase 70 several hun
dred acres. so that large shipments
can be made. and q steady market
established
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

An x-ray machine which shows
organs OF the body In three dimen-
sions has been developed nc the
University OF California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
} MOvTE
q SlDEllGHFS y

Winnie Lightner. star OF God
Dust Gertie." the Warner Bros
comedy, now at the Rivou Thea
tire San Benito, has that rare and
precious gift Of making people
respond 70 her mirth. When she
laughs the world laughs with her.
to p~araphrase Ella Wheeler VIII
cox's famous poem Whether should
she decide TO keep. she would weep
alone. ls d question. Miss LAghtner,
being 9 person who Is not devoid
OF human understanding. could
doubtless make sob-stuff as moving
as laughter.
Miss Lightner is supported tn
"Gold Dust Gertie" BY Dorothy
Christy. Claude Gillingwater, Char
les Judels. Charley Grapewin, Wv
ian Oakland. George Byron, Arthur
Hoyt and Virginia sale. Lloyd
Bacon directed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
SCOUT AWARDS
ARE PRESENTED
Brownsville Troop Mem
bers Rewarded At
Court of Honor

The Brownsville district court OF
honor. Boy Scouts OF America, met
In session last week at St. Josephs
Academy auditorium. where a large
number OF awards were presented
TO local scouts for achievement In
scout tests and merit badges.
Scouts Norman Clark and Justin
McCarty, OF troop 80, and Charles
Olmsted and Lewis Shuts. OF troop
81, were awarded the bronze palm
10 add 10 the Eagle rank already
obtained six months ago by these
boys 1t is necessary that an Eagle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

Ninety thousand "saw-flies" have
been sent from England to battle
a Western Canada wheat pest.
"A new disease, thought 70 be
spread by Enats. has been discov-
cred in Mexico and other Latin
American countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06

Salt beds covering ar area or 40
square miles have been found I'm
Nova Scotia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
Real Estate Transfers
Prepared By the brownsville Title

Prepared by the Brownsville Title
Company.
Deeds Filed June 3Oth, 1881
McLeod-Hood co. to Amos Har-
RS and Eva May Baker. w. 5 acres
OF Blk. %, McLeod-Hood Properties
No. !, Cdn: S6(95OO0.
Sarah Anna Starck. TO Theodore
M. Burns. N. w. 2O.85 &C. OF a
certain 4l.62 acre tract out Of lot
l, Blk. 100. Z. S. Hunt. et al, Subd,
Cdn: $1,000 g. c.
Emery &. Moore. ct al 70 NJ. Z
Wentz, All OF lot II. cont. $50
acleS. James, Dickinson Subd. No.
2. Cdn: $4,000.
r. r. Davenport to Rose Whit
law Elliff. Lot 10, Blk. q, Windsor
Place Addition, City OF Harrington,
Cdn. $4,000.
James A. Graham. by Shift. 10
Frank T. Phillips. Lot 8. Blk. 20.
Holly Beach Townsite. Cd'n. S55.62.
Al & Lloyd Parker. Inc. 70 Ed
wardina r. Gotham. South 10 acres
Of Blk. III. Monte Grande Subd.,
NO. 2. Cd'n: s4.750O0.
James M. Barker. Ell al. 10 Valley
Properties. Inc. N. 5 acres OF Blk.
%, Harrington Citrus Gardens Unit
No. /. Cdn. S50898.
James NJ. Barker, Ell al. TO Valley
Properties. Inc, NJ ! liz acres OF
Z. ) &C. OF Blk. 4, Harrington Cit
Il Gardens Unit No. ], Cdan:
$4,000.
James M. Barker, ct al. to Valley
Properties, Inc, w. 5 acres Of Blk.
3, Hari ngen Citrus Gardens let
No. ]. Cdn. $4,000.
James M. Barker, Cd al. to Valley
Properties. Inc, S. 5 acres Of Blk.
IA, Harrington Citrus Gardens Unit
No. I. Cd'n: $4,000.
James NJ. Barker, ct al. to Valley
Properties. INC. all CT Blk. z, cont.
l0a ores, Harrington Citrus Gardens
Unit No. /, Cdn: $4,000.
James M. Barker, ct al. 10 Valley
Properties. INC, w. 5 acres OF Blk.
6 and the N. 5 acres of Blk. 5. Har-
lingen Citrus Gardens Unit No. /,
Cd'n. 100000.
Valley Properties. Inc TO Robert
s. Wilson. Louisa Z. wilson. w. 5
acres Of Blk. 3, Harlingen Citrus
Gardens Unit No. I. Cd'n. $4,000.
Valley Properties. Inc. to w. z.
Kennedy and Nettie VI. Kennedy. 10
acres. bein eall OF Blk. Z. Harrington
Citrus Gardens Unit No. !, Cd'n:
81 10000
Valley Properties. Inc. 10 z. NJ.
Borgess. and Addie Boggess. / 1-2
acres. being the ". l IL acres Of the
Z. 5 acres OF Blk. 4. Harlinrfn Cit
rus Gardens Unit No. !, Cdn: ST.
7l00c.
Valley Properties. INC. to j. Grant
Marthens and Marge Marthens.
west ) acres OF Blk. 6. and the north
5 acres OF Blk. 5, Harrington Citrus
Gardens Unit NO. /, Cdn: 81 10000
Valley Properties. Inc. TO Robert
II. Gardner and Hermine L. Gard
ner. North 5 acres OF Blk. %. Har-
lingen Citrus Gardens Unit No. /,
Cd'n. $4,000.
VALLEY Properties. Inc. 10 Fred
A. Worth and lydia F. worth s. S
acres Of Blk. IL, Harrington Citrus
Gardens Unit No. !. Cd'n: $4,000.
John Edward Antonidis. ct al. 10
Clara S. Antonidis. All OF lot Is.
o Ills ACRES. Citrus Gardens
Subd.. No. 4. Cdn:
O. q. Henson. ct al 10 Maria =.
de Besteiro. Lots z, 8 in Blk. GA.
City OF Brownsville. Cd'n: s i,55000.
Ninety thousand "saw-flies" have