Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-23
STATE BOOSTERS
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| vention as participants: j. S. Boyn-
ton, Clovis, state secretary; Roy IL.
Edwards, Ferndale; Eugene Bowles,
| Chico; c. j. Elliott, Oxnard; James M.
Rhodes, Glendale; r. n. Richardson,
Exeter; E. A. Kirk, Orlando.
| James G.. Stafford; A. b. Sanders,
Bernicia; A. S. Bradford, Placentia
C. Wilson, Palmdale; George K.
Ravburn, Garden Grove; C. S. STAINS
worth, Vallejo; J. Weddy, Templeton
l.. Booth, ST. Helena; A. S. Meade;
James C. Metzger, Santa Ana; c. 7.
Balfing, Gilroy; r. c. Evans, Reading.
Arthur O. Dillon, Chino; A. e. lsham,
Redlands; w. l.. Miller, Eureka; B. W.
Spencer, Ontario; Charles A. Harris,
Glcndora; Lewis Carrigan, Redding;
Irwin Hayden, Riverside; II. C. Stone,
Atcascadora; II. II. Whitmore, Napa;
f. T. Clark, Corona; Roscoe d. Wyatt,
| San Jose.
Paul Clagstonc, San Francisco; l.. d.
! Blodgett, Bakersfield; A. c. Jochrums,
Pacific Grove; w. c. Hamilton, King
City; o. d. Morgan, Alturas; A. s.
Dudley, Sacramento; Brice w. Hos
kins, Ukiah; w. n. Harris, Los Ange-
les; Walter o. Hyrup, Calousa; c. A.
Simmons, San Francisco; Edith Bristol,
Santa Paula; F.. c. Russell, Hanford
P. B. Goss, Roseville.
John L. Fox, De Witt T. Jones, Sicr-
RI Madre; Charles o.. Adamson, Fair
field; Aaaron NJ. Bechtel, Empire
| VIM. NJ. Connarn; Mrs. +. Nj. Van
| Frank, San Francisco; d. NJ. Ferguson,
Auburn; Robert b. Leopold, Marys-
vile; C. b. White; ]. NJ. Paige; Chas.
p. Bayer, Los Angeles; George T. Me
Cabe, Modesto; Guy Windrem, Ma
dera.
f. A. Baker, Merccd; John Dillon
Modesto; ii. ii. Main, Santa Cruz; A
NJ. Robertson, Lindsay; X. A. Kerri
gan, Petaluma; A. c. Oullahan, Stock
ton; S. E. Burrows, Calexieo; c. T.
| Coyle, El Centre; Arthur Williams,
Holtville; John StOckberger, Calexico
G.. L. Ball, Hebcr; G. d. Walker, West
morland; Capt. Jas. c. Summers,
Seeley; c. c. jenkins, Imperial; Will
lam Lowther, Brawley; p. n. Myers,
Calipatria; James Burk, inland.
The following is the program:
$3.50 to 1890 p. m-Dinner session,
Dunlap Hotel, Brawlcy. Rail and
Highway Transportation. A sympo-
SUM of varicnt views by speakers rep
resenting the State Highway Commits,
sion, Motor Transport Companies and
the Railroad Companies. Secretary
H. E. Patterson, Fresno, chairman.
Friday, Feb. "a
$50 to 1l:30 a. H." Committee
Organization and Control" Secretary
Lynn w. Ballard, Long Beach, chair
man. "Forum Meetings." Secretary
VIM. l.. Miller, Eureka.
1900 to l:30 p. m. - Luncheon
session; "Question Box answers, See
retary A. NJ. Robertson, Lindsay, chair
man.
1:50 to 600 p. m.-Trip over the
valley as guests of the Associated
Chambers of Commerce of Imperial
county, visiting Calipatria, INLAND,
Salton Sea, Wcstmorlapd and Imperial
700 to Hoo p m.-Annual banquet,
Barbar Worth Hotel. President Chas
=. Bayer, Los Angeles, chairman
Spcakers-Lcslic B. Henry, Pasadena; !;
+. 7. kciser, of the State Real Estate
Commission.
Saturday, Feb. rs
S;3o to 1880 Il. H. Selling Your
Chamber to Your Own Town. Secrc-
tary Chas. \. Simmons, San Francisco,
chairman. Community Advertising, -
Secretary Harry Ii. Main, Santa Cruz
1880 to 200 p. m. - Luncheon
session. Annual business meeting and
election of officers.
200 to 300 p. m.-Trip to McXicali,
visiting State Experimental Farm,
Harold Bell Wright ranch, Holtvillc,
llcber and Calcxico.
$3.50 to 7:30 p. m.-Dinncr in Old
Mexico, Cosmos Cafe, Mcxicali. Com
plimentary by Associated Chambers of
Commerce of Imperial County.
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