Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27

Imperial county for AT least II more
blanks to meet quests.
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bons
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Districts Favor Junior School-Ma-
iority of the districts making up the
Brawley Union high school district
have given written approval of the
plan Of the high school trustees to es'
tablish a Junior high school in Braw-
lev. If the institution is established,
pupils in the district of seven, eight
and nineth grade standing in any of
the rural schools making up the union
district will be eligible TO enrolment
as Junior high students.
Lantana Center Tomorrow-The Ian
tana home center will hold its closing
meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Yonge, agent, in charge. Mrs. Yonge
is busy today with her report on the
year s work of the department to be
submitted to the university July /.
Men Bound Over-In Judge May
field S court yesterday, Albert Evans,
charged with assault with deadly
weapon on Joe Won All, May 20, was
bound over for trial in the superior
court, and released on $500 bail. The
men are residents of the Acacia dis
trict and quarreled over possession of
a calf. In a scuffle which followed,
Won All was shot through the shoulder
Antonio Hernandez, Antonio Rameras
and Francisco HaZon, charged with
similar offense June 16, on j. Il.
Franks, foreman of the county chain
gang, were held for the superior court,
and in default of bail taken to Jail.
More Valley Publicity Bankita-
ly' monthly magazine Of the Bank of
Italy, of Los Angeles, has cover draw
ing on the April number, of Imperial
valley before reclamation. The scene
shows an old time prospector with pack
mule, crossing the desert, and is fin
ished in colors. Secretary Coyle of the
chamber of commerce received copy
of the magazine yesterday, and has the
picture on display at chamber head
quarters.
Money to loan On automobiles, con
st. Phone 359J. adv.
Cigars on Charlie Matlin,
local agent for the San Diego and Ari-
zona, was passing the cigars around
yesterday, having received word that
he is the father of baby girl, born yes
terday at Columbus, Ohio. Charlie was
so excited by the wonderful event, that
he raked the running board off ear
in the downtown section Yesterday with
his Dodge, but figured that the ex-
pense Of fixing up the other fellow S
ear is well worth whatever il costs as
a bit of celebration.
Endorse Swing Bill-Secretary Coyle
has received replies to his circular let
ter from San Diego, East San Diego
and Glendale, announcing that cham
bers of commerce in these cities have
passed resolutions endorsing the Swing
bin and have forwarded copies TO the
California senators and representatives
at Washington, also Chairman Kincaid
of the arid lands committee.
Honestly IT'S the best policy to in
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company. adv.
DIR. w. e. Lyons for Coroner-It is
stated on authority that announcement
is 10 be made in a few days of the
candidacy of DR. w. T. Lyons for
county coroner. DR.. Lyons has con
sented TO run for this office at the
solicitation of friends from all parts
of the valley and it is certain that he
will be formidable opponent for any
one else who may be in the race. The
doctor holds a high place in his pro
fession and in the estimation of his
fellow practitioners. In addition to his
professional activities, he is a leader
in the business and fraternal life Of
the community.
Laguna Camp Sharing Honors-lm-
perial valley is appreeiating its noun
tain privileges this year ms never be-
fore and the Lsgunas are sharing IN
popularity with Iii Pass, Live Oaks
Springs, .Jacumba and other points.
Riverside, Redlands, San Bernardino
aud San Diego people as well as many
prominent Imperial valley residents
have summer homes at Laguna and
each weekend finds many visitors there.
The Y. M. c. A. camp has large
number of boys represented. w. H.
Stevenson, secretary, says there are ac-
Communications for many more Imperial
valley boys TO all of whom its doors
are open.