Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-29

Centre store, over q team made up of
| employees from the other valley towns,
by score that could only be computed
on an adding machine. George w. An,
derson was master of ceremonies for the
I day and all who attended had an en-
| .ioyable time dancing, watching or par
ticipating in the athletics, and playing
games, not to overlook IN excellent
lunch served at noon.
Honestly it's the best policy to in.
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company. adv.
Breedlove Hopes to Raise Bail-Coun-
sci for Phil Breedlove, accused of the
murder of Rex Samples, have not vet
succeeded in obtaining $4,000 bail re-
guired to release their client from the
county Jail, though Attorney Joseph F.
Seymour stated this morning that they
fully expect to do so in a few DAYS.
When seen at the county Jail Saturday,
Breedlove expressed his regret that the
jury had been unable to reach de-
cisiOB, but stated his confidence that
the next trial. which has been set for
November 20, will result in his acquital.
He thought he would be able to obtain
bail.
When in Jacumba, eat at Shorty's
cafe. adv.
Buckman Springs Lithia. Cali 1861.
adv.
New Citizens-Naturaiza papers
were granted Saturday morning by
Judge Cole to Frank S. Hewitt, former
ly British subject and Herman Rogel,
born in Switzerland.
Family Laundry--Finished 75c doz.
1Oc a pound, flat work only, $40 Olive.
ADV.
Local Picture Mans Picture-The
last number of the "MOtion Picture
Bulletin has on the cover picture of
James A. Cook, proprietor of the Palace
and Topic theaters of this city. Mr..
Cooks opinions of the motion picture
business are quoted with approval and
1t is made evident that he is recognized
by the profession as one of the lead
ers among the motion theater managers.
Buckman Springs Lithia. Call 1861
adv.
DR.. Harry Hooper's dental office will
close for the summer beginning June
1st. adv.
High Jinks for Scouts-Tomorrow
IL. ,rrI i,,,lr
for the Boy Scouts of FL Centre. The
program is to begin at p. m. at the
club rooms. Being that it is q boy af-
fair, the central feature will be a
- feed' of course, but with that there
will be helpful talks to the boys by
grown-up boys who have an under
standing Of boy problems. All three of
the local troops will participate and an
endeavor will be made to establish a
contact between the Scouts and the
business men, perhaps to be followed
soon by an arrangement whereby at ap-
pointed times the Scouts may call upon
the business men at their places OF
business and gather message that
will be helpful, practical and inspiring.
Buckman Springs Beverages. 1861.
adv.
Little Son Is Gone-Thurman Stark,
9 9-months.old son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Stark died at the family residene 13
miles southwest OF FL Centre yesterday
of summer complaint. The
funeral was held this morning from the
establishment of +. j.
Mulligan, burial in Evergreen cemetery.
Apoplexy Fatal to Lusk-George
Lusk, aged 50, died at Imperial Satur-
day afternoon Of apoplexy. He had
worked for several months past at I'm
perial, where he resided at one of the
hotels. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at the undertaking
parlors of f. j. Mulligan and the re-
mains shipped to Barkville, Ala, for
burial.
Radiophone Installed - The radio
phone station installed by I. L. Laer-
eman in Clements drug store was IN
operation last evening with fairly good
success. There are some adjustments
vet to be made in order to meet eli
matte conditions, these will probably be
completed by the end Of the week,
when patrons of the drug store will be
able to listen in on the nightly gossip
and entertainment of the radiophOne
"fans.'
New York is said to be preparing
legislation for compulsory automobile
insurance.