Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-25
Bandits Had Good clothing-Three

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Bandits Had Good Clothing-Three
suit cases and several large bundles,
constituting the personal belongings OF
the bandits who held up several parties
of campers on the San Diego highway
Sunday morning, were shipped to san
Diego yesterday afternoon by the
| sheriff s office Each of the bandits
had a couple of good suits, shirts, un-
derwear and ties. Outside of few
small effects, the girl taken with the
bandits had very little personal prop
erty. None of the party would do amy
talking when questioned in San Diego
yesterday, bat the police expect they
will do so when they realize the ser
iousness of their wrongdoing, which
carries a sentence of from one to 90
years in state prison.
1t is believed the bandits stole the
car in which they were arrested, and a
description of it has been sent to Off
cials in Southern California, in an eff
fort to locate the owner.
Deputy Sheriff Huffaker of Galexi-
co, arrested the bandits in that city, as
sisted by officer Pullman of the Ca
lexico police department, according to
Undersheriff Barker.
County Central Committees-Th fol
lowing filed nomination petitions for
places on the Republican county central
committee to manage the campaign:
Rov H. Breedlove, Herbert w. Brewer
Ross T. Hicl1cox, Adelbert II. Kellar,
W. l.. Snodderly, Second district; Viii
liam L. Garrett, p. n. Myers, Charles
A. Noffsinger, Fred 4. Trude, Glenn
d. Walker, Fourth district; John b.
Baker, Howard T. Jones, d. B. Roberts,
Fifth district. Yaney Adams, James
Angel, W. l.. Canning, Jasper Coleman,
Couch and Frank Rich
mon filed nomination papers as eandi
dates for the democratic central com
mittee, Second district.
New Crop Product-A sample of real
sesame was noted at the office of Com
missioner Waite this morning, to be of
quality. 1t was plucked
from 100 acre field near Holtville
produces 81 per cent oil worth in the
of 800 per ton it is said.
An acre such as that near Heber is es
timated to yield three tons of seed.
DR.. Power To Marry-Word has been
received that Dr.. r. II. Power of this
city is to be married tomorrow at Lom-
poe. California, to Miss Mabel Gruwell
who at one time was q teacher in the
Imperial county schools. No particus
lars of the wedding are known other
than the announcement which came to
relatives of DIR. Power.
viii Haye Fishing Trip-Dr. and
Mrs. W. w. Apple left Sunday for
Moreno dam where they expected to
meet DR.. F. II. Carter and family. Fish
ing is said to be fine at the dam and
the two doctors will enjoy it as a di-
version. Later, DIR. and Mrs. Apple will
drive to San Francisco for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Gerecke.
Resignation Received-Mrs. Geneva
Stevenson has sent her resignation as
member of the school board of Beech
district of Superintendent Coe who will
fill the vacancy by appointment.
Teachers Elected-Twenty two teach
ers have signed contracts to teach in
the Brawley elementary school next
year, latest additions being Miss Mer-
eie Clifford, who will be in the kinder
garten department, and A. s. Fisher,
reelected as principal of one OF the ele
mentary schools.
Celebrate New Pavement-At Ala.
morio, tomorrow night, July 25, the
north end will celebrate the opening
of the paved highway between that
place and Brawley, making the occasion
2 tribute to A. T. Taeeker. j. Z. Elmore
is in charge of the affair and it is ex-
peeted people from al over the valley
will be present to enjoy the swimming
dancing, and general good time.
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