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, 1935-03-17
Large Numbers Of
Reds Are Caught

DEF, MAR. March l6.-Large
catches of reddish, together with
golden croakers and drum, were re-
ported here Saturday.
Among those reporting catches
were the following:
H. p. Laner of Donna, 10 reds and
\ croakers; Miss Muriel Shields OF
Chicaeo. big red; II. B. Britain OF
Rome. Ga. 7 reds, 2 croakers and s
drum: Tom Yates Of louisiana, =
reds: Ray Parkham and party OF
McAllen Is reds and IA croaRerSi
DIR. and Mrs. Bagbee, OF Minnesota,
4 reds: Jack Spencer Of Willspoint,
Texas. g reds; r. w. Berryhin OF Nc
Allen. 2 reds, one sheephead; Mrs.
-. Schzab Of Donna. Z reds, w. w.
Ballow OF Harlingen, 3 reds; Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. c. Wheeler Of Harlingen, 2
reds; Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hanna
of Brownsville. Z reds; r. W. Ben
nett OF Brownsville. 8 reds; LII
Wheeler OF Harlingen, 2 reds; Mrs.
T. N. Thompson Of Fort Brown, =
reds: General Samuel Rackenbacn
az Fort Brown, 4 reds: Miller, Marsh
and Freeman OF Fort Brown, 5 reds:
q. ~. Webster Of Brownsville, o
reds: =. r. Hardin Of BROWNSVILLE,
. reds; Rev. o. c. Grove OF Browns,
Vile. 6 reds: Mr.. and Mrs. COBB OF
tennessee, 8 reds: J. Deleon OF san
Antbnio. 6 reds: George L. Balcomo
~ San Antonio, 2 reds: j. w. Quante
of power, Del. 4 reds: Jack Camp
bell OF Brownsville, 8 reds; BOD
Martin Of Jettyville, Texas, II reos'
r. Anderson OF Brownsville. 8 REDS;
". Il. Richardson OF Harlingen, =
reds: ]. r. Young OF Weslaco. y
reds: r. r. La Court OF Browns
Vile, 6 reds.
, 1935-03-17
Court Gives
Straight Terms For
Burglary A

two two-year sentences in connec-
ton with burning OF the Victoria
Flores home at Donna. One of the
charges was arson and the other
was conspiracy to commit arson.
Marcelino Perez OF Edcouch drew
a 45-day jail sentence when as
sauit with intent to murder charges
were reduced TO aggravated assault.
The original indictment grew out
Of an attack on Bill wyman at FL
sa. Juan Perez also OF Edcouch got
the same sentence I'm the same af-
fray.
Santiago Losoya Of Pharr was
given one year on q charge Of as
sault with intent to murder.
Antonio Fernandez, charged with
burglary OF the T.. Shapiro home II
Mission, drew a life sentence after
entering a plea Of guilty. IL was
his second offense, and, according
to prosecuting officials. the life
sentence va mandatory. Fernan-
dez lis a transient.
Trinidad Vargas OF McAllen drew
a two-year sentence on a charge of
blEamy.
Victoria Flores Of Donna drew
two two-year terms IN connection
with burning OF her home. One
sentence wal for arson and the
other was for conspiracy 10 commit
arson. The charges against her
grew out OF the same indictment
In which Babe Rutledge Of Donns
was sentenced.
, 1935-03-17
Laundries OF
Valley Start
Herald Drive

A fs-weeks cooperative adver-
Using campaign begins Sunday LII
which six OF the leading Valley
laundries appeal to the housewife
10 save time and money every
week" by letting the laundry %
their "washwoman.'
Participating In the campaign
are the Model Laundry and Dry
Cleaning Co, Brownsville: Harin-
gen Steam Laundry, Harrington.
Martin Linen supply Co. Harlin-
gen; Excelsior Soft Water Laundry.
Weslaco: McAllen Laundry and
Cleaning Co. McAllen. and the
Square Deal Laundry and Dry
Cleaners, McAllen.
The opening advertisement. car
ried In this issue Of The Browns
Vile Herald. calls attention TO the
new damp wash service OF The par
ticipating laundries. offered nc a
most reasonable price and empha-
sizing the time saving advantages
Of patroniTtng the laundry.
According 70 Charles Burton or
the Model Laundry, Brownsville.
the laundries participating in the
campaign decided that O cooper
alive advertising effort would bs
mutually beneficial and at . re-
cent meeting resolved on the iS
weeks cooperative effort.
Similar campaigns have bean car
ried out In many OF the larger Ct
ties and have resulted In q conn-
derable increase In business Yer tina
firms cooperating.
, 1935-03-17
LONDON SHOWS
PEACE TRENDS
Ccopy't 1855 by the Associated Press,

Ccopy't 1895 by n Associated Press,
LONDON. March i6.-A far
reaching peace ballot" caused Prime
Minister Ramsay MacDonald's ad-
ministration increasing embarrass-
ment Saturday Is returns passed
the 100000 mark.
No peace movement since the war
has caused so much bitterness. OBJ
servers say. Launched by the Lea
CUE OF Nations union, II Is now spon-
Sored by 80 national organizations.
II has the support OF the labor
party, cooperative union, Trades
Unicn Congress, Jewish commun-
ity, Jewish Peace Society. Y. w. c.
A., Y. M. G. a.. National Liberal
Federation, National Council OF wo-
ment and various church. women'S
and workers organizations.
An overwhelming vote for aboli-
ton Of private manufacture OF ar
maments has been rolled up since
a house -to-h0uee c~anvaSSing be-
gan last November. The govern
ment has waged several fights IN
parliament against the proposal.
Private manufacture of arms Is
only M OF five questions on the
ballot. but IL has been the main sore
spot TO the government and the
cause Of q split In the league union
executive. Objections on the ballots
which are carefully guarded and
collected by canvaSsers In their ef-
fort TO allow only n copy TO reach
the hands Of every person over 10
years Of age In every British house
hold. are:
Here are the vote results UP q
March Y: For league membership
Ass. 437. against 8 $500; for dis
armament. 2.796. 40e; against. 2ls.-
l27: for abolition OF naval and
military aircraft. 2.55o,l43, against
432. 7DT: for abolitton OF private
arms plants. 2.77a3s4. against 1884,
i2e; for security by non-militarl
measures, 2.634.2e2, against 1874
34s: for security by military meas
ures II necessary, l,727,754. against
sac. 800.
Here are the percentage figures.
For the league. 972; for disarma.
ment, 92.8: for abolition OF naval
and military aircraft, ass: for aboli'
ton Of private arms plant, e3-3; fol
security by non-military measures
cal: for security by military meas
urcS II necessary, 72e.
, 1935-03-17
Bankruptcy Petition
Filed BY Gin Company

A petition for bankruptcy has
been filed In federal court here by
the Valley Gin company. well
known concern which operates gins
In Is Valley towns
The bankruptcy schedule lists the
firms debts at Sl45. 766.35 and ia
property and other holdings at $751;
009l0l.
The gin company. which main
tains headquarters in San Benito,
owns property In Alamo. Donna.
Edinburg. Elsa, Linn. Mission, Nc
Allen, Pharr, San Benito, San Juan,
Schultz. weslaco and Which
In an agreed action recently IN
civil district court here q temper
airy receiver with limited authority
was named for the concern.
, 1935-03-17
Curriculum Revision
In Outlined BY Dodd

Curriculum revision for Spanish
speaking children was the subtect
OF Superintendent H. 9. Dodd's
speech to teachers OF San Benito and
Highland during the past week.
Superintendent Dodd pointed OUT
that Spanish speaking children make
I'D one-eighth Of the total enroll
ment OF Texas schools. and that the
schools Of Texas are honor bound 70
give them the same educational ad-
vantages offered English s~peAh1pg
students. The language hinderdA
Is perhaps the greatest BARRIER
which the Spanish speaking pup.
has to overcome. Superintendent
Dodd said.
o. T. Davis, superintendent of
san Benito schools. and James
Scaief. superintendent OF Highland
schools, also spoke.
, 1935-03-17
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
A. Barreda, Jr.

Jose Anorga fined S. and costs
on charge Of simple assault and
battery.
John Dreher fined $500 and costs
on charge Of petty theft.
Cirilo Morales fined SIS and costs
on charge OF stealing q bicycle.
Samuel Saenz fined 81 and costs
on charge Of traffic violation.
MAJ Cara fined 81 and costs on
charge CT drunkenness.
SUITS FILED:
jefferson Standard Life ms. Co,
VS.. Lee 3. James, forcsble detainer.
Morris Edelstein vs.. +. T. Mar
tineZ. suit on account.
Jose Lavios. ct Tx. VS.. J. p. Critic
SEX, forcihle detainer.
, 1935-03-17
MURDER TRIAL
TO BEGIN HERE

Agapito Garcia viii 20 on trial
In criminal district court here Mon
day morning charged with murder
ing his brother-in-law Geronimo
Villanueva. at q farm house near
San Benito October II.
Villanueva vas shot In the head
and apparently wandered around
In the brush near his home all
night before he was found by rela-
tives.
Tuesday r. L. Culver and T. O.
Thigpen are slated TO be tried on
charges Of swtndling Mrs. Emma
Decker On 4 stock transaction. They
are alleged TO have traded her worth
less shares for 10 Central Power
and Light company shares which
she owned. II. G. Chamberlain and
r. g. Moore also are slated for
trial Tuesday. They r charged
with conspiracy 70 steal $1,000 from
Dan Heslop.
The grand jury was called back
into session for an unannounced
purpose Saturday but no bills we're
returned. The body u to get back in
W C~coAOA4 4ACo43EH W&ANAA C[N@ANA
bills are expected TO be reported to
the court.
Albert Mccoy. who was given a
year when he pleaded guilty 70 as
sault with intent to murder, was
granted a new trial and the charges
against him were reduced to aggra-
Vated assault. He pleaded guilty 70
the new charge and was given q year
In jail. The young HarlinEen negro
Is alleged 10 have attacked Clovis
Dawson. young negro woman. with
a baseball bat.
Jesus Monies Of San Benito was
found not guilty on q charge OF re
ceiving and ~concealing stolen prop
erty when tried before q jury Fri
day. The San Benitan was defended
by Humberto Garcia, defense attor-
rev appointed by the court.
, 1935-03-17
Motorized Cavalry
Unit Review Held

The first full review Of Fort Brown
troops since the squadron was mo-
turized a few months ago was held
on the main parade grounds Satur-
day morning.
All new motors. including armored
scout cars and trucks. led the re-
view at the trot, followed by the
mounted men at the gallop, The
second round was made by the cav
airy at extended gallop.
Another review has been scheduled
for April 8. when the second squad
ron, n cavalry. at Fort Ringgold,
viii Join the Fort Brown squadron.
This review. In addition to having
the full regiment or the parade
grounds, also will include Fort Ring
Colds motorized unit. The public Is
invited 10 witness the reviews.
, 1935-03-17
HEARING SET
HERE ON Will

Ahearing in contest OF the pur-
ported will Of George y. Morrissey.
San Benito man who apparently
shot and killed George Honea and
then took his own life January 26.
is TO be held in probate court here
Tuesday morning.
The will has been filed for pro-
bate by Mrs. Lillian G. Moorrissey,
widow Of the deceased who Is named
as beneficiary. The instrument Il
being contested by the decedent's
mother. Mrs. Erma Morrissey. and
his two sisters, Mrs. Sophia L. Hal
sted and Mrs Anna Brundage.
The contestants are alleging that
MorriSSey was not OF sound mind or
memory and therefore was not cap
able Of executing q legal viii.
Two pieces Of San Benito real
estate will 20 to the widow II the
will is admitted to probate by Judge
o. G. DAncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrtssey and Honea,
and the double-shooting IN Morris
seys' home at san Benito January
rs attracted widespread attention.
Honea was Mrs. Morr1ssey's hus.
band before she was married tc
Morrissey, ard the three ap-
parentlv remained fast friends
after Mr.. and Mrs. Morrissey were
married.
Honea, who lived on q farm neal
Los FresnoS, was visiting In thu
Morrissey home IN San Benito when
the double killing occurred. Homes
had Just returned 10 the house after
purchasing groceries In the city. &C
cording to Mrs. Morr1ssey, and Mr.
MorriSsey was playing with q rifle
The woman said she fled from the
house shortly before several shots
were heard. Both Honea and Morris
sey we're found dead.
, 1935-03-17
Commercial Gamers
To Meet AT Weslaco

WESLACO, March l6.-"Grape-
fruit Juice Canning" "Cannery
Waste Disposal" "By-Products.'
Tomato Varieties for Canning.
and Quality OF Canned Tomatoes
are subjects slated for discussion
here Tuesday night.
Only active and prospective can
ners are invited to attend the meet
ing Of commercial Gamers, which
will be held at the city han at 1880
o'clock.
, 1935-03-17
Boy Injured When
He lis Hit By Auto
Especial TO me aeraldl

tSpecial % The Heraldl
RANGERVILLE, March l6.-Ele-
vorio Tomeso. a pupil in the first
grade Of the school here. was slight
ly injured when he ran in front Of a
light truck this week. The child was
on his way home from school and
became frightened when the horn
was sounded. He was carried TO the
doctor and later carried TO his home
near here. Injuries we're received TO
his feet and legs.
, 1935-03-17
legislature, Alfred
Believed Headed For
Breach; Work Tagging

AUSTIN. March i6-tR-The al
eady- strained relations between
the Texas House Of Representatives
and its revenue and taxation CON-
mittee may be put to another test
Monday.
Representative A. X. Daniel of
Crockett said Saturday he was dis
satisfied with delays encountered In
that committee on his bill TO in
, 1935-03-17
Rangerville Names
League DISCLAIMERS
Especial to The Herald

RANGERVILLE. March 49,
r~sngervflle entrants in all divisions
~ defamation events have been
selected to participate in the Inter
sehoYastic Meet at San Benito
March % and %.
senior DISCLAIMERS r Boys. Ira
vis Scogin: girls. Elizabeth Farmer.
Junior DISCLAIMERS are: BOYS, Jonn
". Minor; girls. Martha Hoket.
sub juniors: Boys, Gerald Hal
hert. girls. Florence Haynes. Judges
for the eliminations were Mesdames
Morgan Buchan. whelan and d.
Euchan-
, 1935-03-17
City Briefs

The lot o Elizabeth street own
ed by A. 3. Cole. on which the v.
+. w. sports arena has been locat-
ed, is being cleared. The wooden
fence which has surrounded the
lot is being removed.
The flag Of old Ireland. green
with O white harp, will be dis
played In front OF the Capitol
theater Sunday by John Tanning
manager OF the theater. The flag
was loaned Tanning by Miss Julia
O'Brien. and has been q posses
sion Of her family for several years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Lightner are
the parents OF a son born at lis
p. m Saturday at the Mercy hos.
pitaL
DR.. James L. Rentfro left the hos.
pital Saturday much improved. &C
ccrding TO attendants.
Dickey's Old Reliable eye watei
relieves sore eyes Doesn't burn on
hurt ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Arnold OF Buf.
falo. Oklahoma. are visitors In the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Lanchorn from
Youngstown, Ohio. are spending q
few days In Brownsville.
A. F. Busby Of San Antonio is ir
the city.
Mrs. Blackshear says: Health
should never be sacrificed for cheaI
bread and pastries"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbs Of
Crandall are In the city for q shor'
time.
W. r. Wallace and family OF Cor.
pus Christi are visiting in Browns
Vile.
Shelton Abstract Company has
moved to ground floor OF Merchants
Bank Bldg.-Adv.
H. c. Darby Is here from Prince
ton, Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bolyard Of
indianapolis, Indiana, are vacation.
ing in Brownsville and vicinity.
Mrs. Ben r. Read OF Dallas. for.
merly Of Brownsville, is visiting
friends here for several days. Mrs
Read will go to Mexico to visit hel
daughter before returning to Dallas
Discerning mothers demand Mrs
Blackshear's pure bread and pas
tries for gowing childen. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kendall have
have returned to their home in La
edo after a short visit with Mr.
Rendall'S mother, Mrs. N. z. Rem
dali.
Just arrived, new stock OF Togs
Boucle. Yarn and Art Department
Valley Office Supply Co. Also new
art supplies. Adv.
Mrs. Ted Larson and Miss LavernC
Smith have gone to Oklahoma CITY
and will also visit In MARROW and
Duncan. Oklahoma, before return.
ing to Brownsville.
z. M. Martinez. employee for thG
Pan-American Always. will leave
Monday by plane for q SIX weeks va
cation in Mexico, d. f., and other
points In the republic. He will WIS.,
it friends and relatives.
Pruning shears, saws, knives and
tree paint Lawnmowers, hose and
sprinklers. Brownsville Hardware
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magee leave
Sunday morning by auto for Ander-
son, Indiana, to make their home
Mr.. Magee will be In charge Of the
pairt department Of the Trinidad
Roofing Co. at Anderson.
Prince Matchabelli Perfumes, are
now ON sale at the Basket Place
MatamoroS-Adv.
, 1935-03-17
Flood Control Work
Address Is Slated

HARLINGEN. March ia talk
on the flood control work being
done by the international Bounda-
~ Commission is to be made BY
County Attorney Charles c. Bowie
at q junior chamber Of commerce
banquet at the Medison hotel here
Monday night.
The banquet viii get under way
at 7:30 .. n.
, 1935-03-17
Rangerville School.
Board Election Set

RANGERvILLE, March 1.-two
places on the Rangerville school
board expire next month and will
De filled by an election Saturday,
April s. Trustees who will come Up
for reelection are Thomas Hoket
and Norman EcholS.
Holdover members On the board
are Ernest Mcintyre, r. G. Farmer,
Morgan Buchan. Henry Jones, and
Mr.. Wade. Ernest Mcintyre Is pres
ident.
, 1935-03-17
Especial 70 The Herald)

EDINBURG, March 20. - Ten
convictions In as many cases were
made in Judge Bryce Ferguson's
92nd district court here during the
past week.
Saturday Porfirio Guerrero OF
Edcouch was sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary when
convicted OF burglarizing the Ed
monds store at Elsa
Babe Rutledge OF Donna drew
, 1935-03-17
PROBATE COURT
Judge C. G. Dancy

FILED: Application appointment
temporary administrator estate
Juana Rodriguez de Hernandez, de-
ceased. Application probate will OF
j. H. Hendricks, deceased.
Hearing to be held Tuesday morn
ing on contest Of purported viii Of
Geo. r. MorrisSey, deceased.
, 1935-03-17
Nurses To Meet
Especial 20 Tnr HrrAIdI

Especial 20 The HrrRldl
HARLlNGEN, March l6.-The
Graduate Nurses association win
hold q regular business meeting n
the nurses home hare Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock. II wAs announced Sat
urday by Miss Carrie Ohlson. secre-
tarv.
, 1935-03-17
Man Is Fined On
Swindling Charge
Especial 20 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, March 10. = Fines
Of 500 and costs were assessed on
each OF two charges OF swindling by
worthless checks. The fines were
assessed by Judge +. D.. Nance
against Charles Holland. q newcom-
er. The checks were in the amounts
Of %.
, 1935-03-17

AUSTIN, March Is. CFAW. d.
Bostick, convicted In Randall coun-
ty Of violating the liquor law, was
granted a parole Saturday by Gov
ernor James v. Alfred. He was
granted a SIX months Through last
August.
, 1935-03-17
ToWNsENDITFs TO MEET

SAN BENITO. March l6.-A dis
cussion Of the Townsend old age
pension plan will be had at the
adult education open forum at the
high school Monday night and the
public ig invited.
, 1935-03-17
IO3RD DISTRICT u
Judge A. Nj. Kent

FILED: Houston & Brownsville
Development Co., ct nj, ". r. c.
Sethman. et al. foreclosure OF lien.
Houston & Brownsville Develop
ment Co, ct al, VS.. Mrs. j. j. Young,
foreclosure paving lien.
, 1935-03-17
COUNTY U AT LAW
Judge RaScom Cox

MONDAY: I. NJ. Williams vs..
George G. Warlick. suit on note. G.
F. Kiester VS.. r. v. o. Swartwout,
suit Oh contract.
, 1935-03-17
KILLS JAVELINA HOGS

SAN BENITO-Carl Woods OF
the La Paloma community reports
having killed two javelina hogs
near his home weighing about IS
pounds each.
, 1935-03-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

1888 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, like
new; family car; good 6-ply
tires; low mileage: sl75.c0 down
and $3452 per month includ-
ing carrying charge and fun in
surance coverage.
Stevenson Motor Co., Inc.
1898 Levee Phone 222
, 1935-03-17
JUSTICE OF THE A
Raul DomingueI

Oscar Almeda fined IS and costs
on charge Of simple assault and
battery.
Amelia Zavala fined 81 and costs
on charge of abusive language.
, 1935-03-17
Cameron Records
FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT
Judge T. vi. Kenneriy

FILED: Petition Of Valley Cir
company asking bankruptcy. Debt,
listed at s145, 766 and property a'
S25l,009.
, 1935-03-17

Chas. Evan Neal and Maxine
Kirkland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
BROADCAST IS TO BE MADE THIS EVENING,
 DREAMLAND GROUP

Dreamland dine and dance pat rons will have the opportunity of hearing the island night club or chestra before they see it when the Dreamland musicians begin a half-hour broadcast over station KINY at ' o'clock this evening.
 Featured on the program are Musgrave's Triolians, famous vocal and instrumental combination now in Alaska. They will also head the floor show at Dreamland in Douglas tonight, Mike Pusich, proprietor, said.
 Paul Brown, night club pianist and radio artist, and Dave Burnett and his battery of saxes, will complete the radio program. Paul and Dave are the regular rhythm makers at Dreamland, and with the assistance of the .sTriolians, look forward to a big time in the island center tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
JAPAN PROTESTS
 DEMONSTRATION

HANKow. Dec. 21.-Japanese con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
Longevity by Herbs

BLACKHEATH, Kent, England Ellen Palmer, who is 108 years old, attributes her long life to never seeing a physician for more than 100 years" Born in the reign of George ", she is believer in the healing qualities of herbs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
New Wireless

BERLIN "Airgrams," limited to 15 words at cents a word have recently been offered with success to passengers on German planes by the Federal postal department The messages are received and the re- plies sent by wireless.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
Coal for Coffee
ISTANBJj

ISTANBUL. - Sixty thousand tons of Turkish coal have been shipped to Rio de Janeiro within four months in exchange for Bra zilian coffee, trade figures reveal. It is believed that the barter will be doubled next year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21

gether. Harold Jarvis was granted a divorce from Ruple Jarvis.
 Citizenship swas granted this morning to Carl Werner Erickson, 27-year-old native of Sweden and employee of the Alaska Juneau mine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT.

SHOP IN JUNEAU. FIRST!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21

Turkey has increased by 2,540,494, or Is per cent. since 1927. the recent nationwide census reevealed. The total population is now listed at l6,- l83, 3,767. Istanbul is credited with 87T JOG inhabitants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
AUTOS COLLIDE;
 MAN, WIFE, DIE

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 2l.-An au- tomobile collision on the Pacific Highway near Fort Lewis last night resulted in the death of MT. and Mrs. George P Main, of Olympia, and injuries to two others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21

Use SKRIP. the sue cessof toink. for bestre- suits. Permanent. quick drying. Never messy s'watch it dry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21

ular authorities today demanded im- mediate suppression of student dem onstrations following an alleged at tack on a Japanese spectator
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
OLD NEWSPAPERS

Tn large bundles for 25c per bundle. Just the thing for starting fires these chilly mornings. Get them at THE EMPIRES office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
OLD NEWSPAPERS

In large bundles for 25c per bundle Just the thing for starting fires these chilly mornings. Get them at THE EMPIRES office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
ASSAULT CASE GIVEN JURORS
 THIS MORNING
Burger Trial Ends In junction Against Sale
 of Shop Denied

The case of Larry Burger, ac- cused on four counts of assault with dangerous weapon and flour ishing firearms in public, was given the jury in the Federal District Court at 10:30 o'clock this morning
 The jurors were instructed to return sealed verdict unless they ended their deliberations before pm. today The trial was ended and court adjourned at 3 pm yesterday, and Judge George F Alexander's instructions to the jury were read at the opening of the short session this morning.
 Burger is charged with threat ening Mike Haniglou and Chris Markikis following a card game argument on the evening of Octo- Der 4.
 Many Troubles Aired
 The troubles of H. J. Leonard proprietor of Leonard's Valet Shop were frightened somewhat at the court session this morning, when Judge Alexander denied an injunc- ton sought by Mrs. Leonard to restrain her husband from selling the establishment.
 Marriage Annulled
 A marriage of Agnes and John Perrin, natives, was annul1ed by Judge Alexander after the woman testified they had never lived to-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-21
Growing Turkey

ANKARA. The population of