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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
suuulell l1ntiiia
anltalupt0ia %ObiOis-0 -0iitutIisia.

2ritIaiasia aiulpa suuori-iniinoori
&agnor Stabre on aiionomoiiesIu
| iGriestDfiesid MGiterbottenin faimos
D9tion laStlltn pallonnut fDnlmen-
funta faiposloDt0G, oiafii gSorIi0n
pitGi1n frlttnltnmanlla, oIafli <s-
foriin rautatieoieman mierell1 ia
masio pitGiGsiG. Maan onlistaiat,
patti naltiota, otpat SGpenaIin
uiiii oiafepbtio ieta ioitffo &uSforiin
mannpilieliioitG. 2opo0t iiiGItGlpGt
fltltoo, fiiporia ia riffifiiiua. @aan
omistaiat oluat, paria poiffeusto III
frunottamotta, 10 mppneet IoDoot
taimosDbtiolle, ionfa oripellaan alfa
man tponlG aiman beti fosfa loDoot
olpnt rolttdtierl iparresia ia belpoSt
muofottomiSIa. 2oDtojG pioetG1n IN
min arpoffoino. Muistofin oIisto
WGiter6ottenin lGGniG Iaapuu tie6o
tltfiin l,ltiisto malmilopooiStG. 2(s-
tr6ifin rartatieuIemon litona pGGro
oon iporreIla otuat geoloeit tutfineet
buomottapoo malniloptoG. W6p0s-
fin Spsteioen tIoufiosia on 9tuotIin
9eolofinen toinlisto t11ttin1t riftifii
iitI0pt0iG. Gaiffafuntien ipGest0isiG
otpnt ltu0et l0pO0t berGttGneet iitu-
ria toimeita.
SGsiG pbtepOesid moinittofoon,
ettd nposfin 9eorian SeIemortiSia
on Gsfett6in tebtp fltltolOpt0iG. yeor
iolaiIet eeologit fritenfin oipat iitd
mieItG, ettG Iop00t otpat min f0pbiG,
ettei MILD ole fGptGnnolIiStG merfi-
tpstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
Thurs. Nov. II, 1926
Saiiuanto-onnettumnns SIbpemin
9iSia iobtanat tDt6n iticmnrbaan.

9tSla Ipbtannt tl)tDn itlemMrbaan.
Ssbpeming, Wficb., mnrrasf. Z
p. = @iime feSfimiiffona tapa9tll-
mt onnettomllus 8arnes-Secferin
tatpannosia iobti 10 rpuooen itGiien
WtisS N1illicent Garterin itlemur-
baan miime perjantai-iltana. S1n
lopetti eIGmGnia nauttimaIlo mprf.
fpG.
9lifaiieen iltapdimGllG ban otti
mprffpannofien fotonoan ia tGmGn
ialfeen fGlueli pstdipGniG aillntoon,
misii faatlti taiuttomana omelle.
SGnet nietiin beti iairoaloan, NUT
ia bGnta ei poitlt iiellG peIastaa.
Utainitun naiien ianotnnn pobef.
iitneen failpanto- onnettomuutta,
miSl1 b1nen iulbaienIa menetti
benfeniti. ,Seti tGmdn jdlteen ban o.
Ii lopettanut tponteon @oSiaroin
tebtuasia, lopettaen elGmGnIG mai.
nitrlla tamalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11

geaiseponfelisto 0ers WacBber-
ion iouhtu forfeimman oifeuoen e
teen hitfittoipofIi. Mustdtposiu fitil
lustelusio Cos Mneeles'isio on IL
mennbt pninoipio tooishtfiio etpnn
feIistuo postoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
@an6a ruba-aurre lOsSettb 9siela-
iusoellG.


&un palStatiIallinen Oil 2appo-
lainen @ielaHpe0en SoutienniemeSl1
miime lauantoina oil tpnt6mGsiG
talonia n1aolla olepallo itolla, loD
II bGn i1tosta ritniaon, uifoinaan
Iinne piiloitetun raba.oarteen. 9ta-
6oio, ioioen festir6GrGinen foppale
poino oil II. 80 gr., ioufoSia mitlt-
tonlio mGb6n pienenpiGfin oil NJ
.teenIG fofonoisto 43 fg. ia olilpat
ne faitfi flparia. 9tnbut oIituat idi-
Iptetpt pieneen p1titastinan iofn fiti
tenfin oil 10 tGpiin labonnrt ia oil
ietG oIIe ettG pGdIIe oietettlt tiiobta.
20ptGiG on tebnpt oiiasto ilmoi-
tl1fien rinismie1elIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
Sri sittila tttfimnsmattalle Mme.
rifaan.

Observation-Disclosures maontpil-
ieIpstaIouoeIliien tiittimustoimis.
ton iobtaiaIle fir. t:ri 6. &. Suti-
IoIte on mpounettn pirfopopoutto
1 puooetii mnrrostitln 1 p:stG
Iutien almerifon gbopspaItoibin b.
nj. nnntbin &ocfefeIIer.i iGdtion Itipes
oiaottina tebt6ipG6 opintoia tlitfi-
nusnattaa iporten. E:ri SutiIon II
ioiIefii tdfii oifao on mGGrGttp io-
man tittfimustoimiston aftuori glor
ne 8irtouno ia tdm6n iiioiietii fill.
maist. 6. $. aorpeTo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
"Snrnn palon" 100.tunotismniston
iuiettGminen.


Sen iobooSta ettG emf puonna
tuIee fltlltneefii 100 muotta Surun
llturpolssta 10. 1927 ietG ~. 1929
tolpollaan 700 lpuotta gluron Su.
run Ibntbnt1betfistG, OF Slrun mt
icon iobtofitnto nioisin rpbtbnpt
iulnnittelemaan n1ioen mltistoien
aIianmufaista ipiettdntistG, oIettoen
oiioa pnlmiStamonn pienen iooston,
iobon tiiIipat iGienitii prof. @obr.
geifanoer, toinittaia Com. 8ablsten
ia Iebtori Sui. Sinnberg. Saoston
emf tilasia annettnipon eiitbfIen no
jollo trtIee jobtofltnta FIFTEEN tefe-
mGGn ebootrtienia ipoItuustolle.
SGnGn allan obtepoesiG iImoitet.
tim jobtofitnnon pltbeeniobtaian
maisteri g. Odblitronlin porailloan
poln1isteleipan teosto Sltr1in iiturpo
losta 10. 1927 pnnG taupungin fen
iGIteen tapabtitneesta uu6estooniGr.
iesteIpstG. Seos, iota titlee n. 90
painoarfin Iaoiittiefit fitpolliiefii
iefG iuomer- ettd rttotiintieIiiefii,
on Ilrinniteltu ilmestppGtIi emf ipf
lpn1, i1tltri Iiturpolon merffipGipGt
Il, ipDsfintn a b. = II. ".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
Green iuuitti 10000 GGnen enem.
mist5llG.

Detroit, A p. norrasf. - 9opul
liiet paalitulofIet oioittaluot, eta
6reo 9. Green, repubIitoanien fu-
wernoorieboofos, poitti oernotraat.
tien ebooffaon 8iIIiam u. @om-
itoctin noin 10000 dGnen enem.
mistollG. &epublifoonien nt1ru nal
tiotitetti polittiin pbtd iitureGIo GG-
nimGGrGIIG.
@eiiutosebootiitiet tpoItion perus-
tltslnfiin nGpttGipGt poittoneen.
8affolitoiulitits s.omenomentti on tuie
Ia epduurmu. S9eriffin tpirfafauiio
tosfetuoin rnioitustrn poistonineu
on bptpGfibttp IititreIIa G6nten e.
nemmistOud. 2oinIuntiiafunnon ID
ienten poIfonforotts s.ebootlts or
ndbtdipdsti ioutiinitt bGpiolle. Gain
lnatiiafuntaan ia foneresiiiu uoIit.
tin Dfiinomoon republifooneio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
81 miestd bnffni
faipOfleea
!Sirmea taiiupsunncttumnns lG6elli
SsbpemingiG.

3 p:nG, fello 1330 ap. tapabtui
glebelano Cliffs Wining pbtiOn
BarneS-Secfer faipotieSio, lGbellG
Ssbpenlin9iG, Wticb., taubein taimos
snnettomlniS mitd foSfaan ennen
OH tapabtltnlt Wticbiganin rmltafai
ipdSalueello. Snnettomuuoen ipDSt1
on ielostettu, ettG llSon pobja, ionfa
alfe ianottu faitpoS ulottltll, noin
500 jaltaa pitfGlti ia 200 ialfaa le-
1pshlti majoii alas ia peii ia muta
iDoflpi faipofIeen bututtuen lilloin
tDoSi1 olleet miebet, Dbteenl1 50.
@eoen ia mltoon majonnlinen faia
1psfieen ipnnptti fallbean iDminGn.
9Siiii tpomiest1 oil nousIut
maanpGGlle pGi1pGlliielle wGbGn en-.
nea onnettomlrroen tapabtumista.
Sc pelastlmpat. @ilfreb 8ills, %
iuno0en ifGinen, oil oinoo mics, io-
10 Selostui faimotieSta burion poon
fmltto, fun faton prltoominen tapab
t1Ei. .SGn oil tpoSiG folmen tai mel
i1n toperinia fansia toiiella talan-
teella l1bellG fbaftia, tltn bGn full
iBeoen ipofipn ipmiiepGn GGnen.
$6n lGfli iuotiemaan ibaftille, fe-
6oittaen tolpereitaon Ieuraanaan
b1RtG. SddstpGGn iboftitle ban olfoi
birian iuofiun rnppuia ploS p1Gs-
tdtIenid maan pGGIle 500 ialfaa q
IenlpGnG. S6nen iitprrutettuaon en-
iimm6ilen taianteen oil nopeast!
meulepa ipeii b6nen fintereillGGn ia
ennenfuin ban p1Gii moan pGGlle,
oil tpeIi ennGttGnpt astella bGnen
Iaappaonia. Sun oil tiiWennDt tuon
800 ioIfan 10 mintlttisia S6nen
toiuerinia ioutitipat matfalla tueoen
tpsItaan.
&aiipofIeen buftuneitten mieSten
ionfosia on 40 perbeellistG mieSti
&nolleitten nimet oipot ieurooluat:
SoIomon 8Glimoo, Nestor SolO
mon, @Iias Santa, Somes tScopel.
8illiom &otfuri, 8illiom Suot,
8ifliom Sippett (fopteent, Gam
gbinippi, yssIS Sill, Sobn Sdntti,
Beter @ongiott, Soiepb Weanfee,
Tbomas 9reip, ytoDnonb @arlpon.
9abert 8icfnon, Sruuf Sofinen.
@otporb Chapman, Sermon Gbap-
man, go. Semo, 9lrtpio Seine,
2oais EruoelI, George Sill, @miI
M6fi, Sorrn 0uaple, Sermon @bo,
9fripio &ollio, Sronf Seine, llnc
&ostinen, @ust Srenoi George
2oms6ire, gficborb 2anpIbire, go.
2aitiri, T6eo6ore &uiri, Sobn
8iIianen, 8olter Wottilo, Senrp
Soapolo, 8illiam Carbon, 8iIIi-
am Suomelo, Carl s. @lleriicf,
Clement Simoneou, Soct S. San-
ma, Syobn 2uomo, Solomon @nllp-
mafi, S6onos &irbD, Sothes
Green, @eter 9urocbe, gaicf 8aIen.
H. Soiepb @eGnti, Sorbep 8espoIu,
8olter Sippett, 8illiom g. Sin
(folnttn foitpostorfostnio.)
Rutefl Irettelosta tpoiooan n1bo1,
on fuoIIeitten ioufosia litfuiiosti
tiomoIaifin, ebfd 25.
Seitienldn rititnisto on lopoettp
ia nostettu bios noin foboen moiIin
pddsId oIetpoon ipiereiieen faiipof.
ieen iobtatuusta tiinneIista. Ofrii-
milf Iopoettiin 1000 inInn pddsfd
gaortb aafe-fuituOfien uitfostu. Tsie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11
Serrimisid taaien tapettn ibmiiid

Golpin moiari Self Stone ia
bdnen tofperinio Sobn @iIrcp iui-
mot iurmonin ipiime iitun1intoind
Idbend $errinin, Sn. $eitd omuitt
tim artoisto pdin ia onrpuiot pdd-
iitp6t pofoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-11-11

ia bGnt1 ei ipoitu iiellG pelastaa.
Yaainitln naiien ianotnnn pabef.
ilneen failpanto- onnettomu1tta,
miSl1 b1nen iulbaienIa menetti
benfeniG. Seti tGm1n jGlteen ban o.
Ii lopettanut tponteon @osiar0in
tebtaaSla, lopettaen eldmGnIl mai.
nitltlln tapallo.
bet olnpat fai f1ulteet ipe0en inn.
npttGn11n fobinan ia l1bteneet ppr.
fimGGn pafoon it'd oitrNota tietG,
.mitG luoitiin f1pttGG, nlttta eipGt
ennGttGneet fpIlin tiitpaasti paeta
maaran eoesIG.
2oDoettDien paatteet olipat re-
peptDneet pois DltG ia mltlttenfin
olitpot ruumiit iaaneet paboia rub
ieluomn1oia folbiutitesIaan tltnnelin
IeinGmiin me0en beitd rltIjettoisia
mrfanaon. 2oDoettpien ioltfoSia on
folme iuontnlaisto, $. @espoIa,
9ioritestd, Sobn 2uoma ia Senrp
Snopala SSbpemingistG. Goiiet I0p
oetpt olitpnt tntnntieliitd, ioufosio
foinoflen fopteeni 8illiom Sippet.
SGnen rltltnliinIa of ritbioutunut
pabimmin, ollen molemmnt ialat
ia fG6et poiffi.
Surullifia nGfpid nGbtiin faipot
Ieen balttaltttneioen niesten fo0eis.
Ia. @iim. 9[rtpto Seinon fofli pGi-
nod iitten tpibitp maimo istui it
fien fooisioon Glebelono tainosfp-
ldll6, fun buonefolttid, ioita of
ostett1 ltutto fotia iu.orten, Iaoput
Iuuri lGbetps. tS1n of noibtonut
bGGpitfltnia ilrilpitfuun ntltistelles.
ioan 9lripioia, ioIle b1n oil lltipon-
nut usfolliiulttta mpotG- ia postoin
f6pmiIisiG fltolentaon asti.
llIeisia nltisIa fooeislo on rritr.
be iGttGnpt IpipiG idlfiG, fun per.
been it'd on tlillut tenlmotitfit pois
Iuuren IapiiIauman tesfeItd. Sop-
oettpien rultmiioen bauta1tflio on 10
iGriestettp. 8iIIiam Sill, fountin
foilpostarfostoja, bou0attiin Ssbpe-
mingin Iuom. llterilniiesta firfos-
ia periontoina flo 1880 jpp. Ssbpe.
minein bnittausnianbon.
H1iumiioen I0ptGminen on tpoife
oo, poorolIista ia bioosta tpotG, Ill
Ia tpe6en losfu iofa eniin oil ior-
tuiI iIaa, lasfee npt palion bitaantmin
| ia tpeoen taio lasfee npt main nitit-
tamia iaIfoia pdisuittdin, ipoitto
puntput nostaipat iit1 poiS tolmen'
tirbannen gollonon nopeti6ello NIL
niiittisio. Soinen iiiuri pitnppu lac
ooon fobto fGpttoflintoon ia iunnitr
taino 10 toitpottiin pddstdudn emf
mGiieIle toIonteelIe.
Onnettomltroesidl flioIleioen per
beet Iooipot foipospbtioltd ofuustiS
ia II oolloria ipiitottoin 800 nil,
fon oian fiiten Iati iddtdd. gbtii
pitGG mp0sfin buolen ettd faipos
mtrsten IesfiII6 ia ortpoiIIa titIer
oIemaon iuoiaa ia poIttoaineito. 81
tdopit bboistpfiet niinifddn bitoIeb
tiipnt muista eI1mdntarpeistn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Cleanup Drive
Extended a Week

Although official observance of
fire prevention week ended Satur
day night, the work of cleaning up
the city, started last Monday in
the interests Of n decreased fire
danger, will continue for another
week, Tom Reams, assistant fire
chief, announced today.
Extra city trucks were placed in
operation this morning removing
rubbish which accumulated in alleys
and vacant lots during the clean
up campaign. All rubbish viii be
moved to the city dump during the
next three days. Inspections of bo-
tells. office buildings, stores, and
schools viii continue this week,
Reams stated.
Officials. including John r. Rice,
| fire commissioner, and members OF
the fire department, expressed sat.
isfaction today with the manner in
which III Centre citizens coopcratcd
in making the fire prevention week
| 4 success here. They gave special
praise to school officials and mem
| bors of luncheon clubs for work
donc durin. the weok.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
PERSON AIS

=
Mrs. Fred anderson and son Ken
meth. returned Saturday from rasa
dena. where Mrs. Anderson ha
spent several months visiting Wit
relatives.
Mrs. Il. y. Boyctt and Mrs. VI. L
Stewart returned Yesterday from
trip to Arizona. Mrs. Bovctt visit
ed Mr.. Boyctt parents, who's,
ranch was among the many whicl
were practically ruined by floods
Mrs. Stewart visited her sister nea!
Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bcvnon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Overholse.
spent the weekend in San Diego.
George Mills and 4. O. Klein mot
ored to San Diego over the week
end.
Mrs. W. G. Costello and two small
daughters returned to the citv yes
terdav after an extended vacation.
During their absence they were a
Newport Beach and other coast
points, and also visited Mrs. Cos.
tello 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hammond, at Riverside.
Col c. l.. Phillips. the Rev. W. G.
Moffat and J. NJ. Reinhardt left
this morning for a visit in Los An
geles. The trip is = combined bust.
ness and pleasure visit. They will
return Friday.
Mrs. W. II. Tyler Jr. returned to
the city this morning after ten
days absence, during which she "a
tended the rural supervisors and
superintendent conference at Lake
Tahoe. County Superintendent II.
c. Coe and Mrs. soan Tavanaugh
also represented Imperial county.
They report very profitable ses-
sion.
Miss Tisha Maxwell returned to
the city last night after two
weeks vacation spent in Pomona
md Los Angeles. Miss Maxwell
makes her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
sam T. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. O O'Byrne Of
los Angeles are stopping at the
Uotcl Barbara Worth. The o.
1yfnes are former FL Centre resi-
7ents
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. c. Moore Of
merton. Ariz., were II Centre
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar viii
have as their guests for dinner and
cards tonight Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. c.
Fenton and Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
andrews Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie He'll are the
proud parents of baby boy, who
was born at the family home on
Sandalwood drive this morning.
Both mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Meeting Discusses
Menace of Flood

\ discussion OF flood control
needs along the levees in Mexico
was held in Calexico Saturday by
4 group of men who, accompanied
by engineers, had made a trip of
inspection along the levecs earlier
in the day.
The meeting was attended by
ranchers. and business men of the
valley and representatives Of COM
panies which have large holdings in
Imperial valley in Mexico. Among
the more prominent were Harry
Chandler, Ios Angc'es publisher. Al
bert Atwood, who is writing 2 series
Of articles foh ilc Saturday VEN
ing Post; Paul Shouo, executive
vice president Cf the Southern Pa
cifirc railroad; President II. B.
Ti-corah. If the Southern Pacific
~ail~oad of Mexico.
ShoGp, in a talk before the as
semblage. declared the river pre-
eonts 4 serious menace TO the val
l"v similar to rcodit'ons in 1915.
!. was the consensus Of opiniou that
money should 0e expended on re-
pairs to the extensions built by the
irrigation d'e-~iot to the Pescadero
'evccs in Mexico.
Officials of the irrigation district
said today that the meeting was
held in the interests of Il rcclama-
tion project in Mexico and declared
that the district is doing all work
that is necessary TO protect the val
ley from the flood danger. rejects
outlined at the meeting, officials
declared. would result in n change
in the channel that would make il
possible for Mexican landowners 70
reclaim a large area now carrying
waters Of the Colorado.
Nothing makes "A girl laugh at
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Monday, October II. 1926

warned local posts against partlci-
pating in matters which do not con
rcrn the legion generally.
J. X. Kinder of Nebraska, present
ed a fac-simile Of the liberty bell
which will be rung in future legion
conventions TO summon the attention
Of the delegates.
The resolutions committee seated
1924 delegates and granted larger
representation 20 foreign posts than
ever before.
Italy, France and Hawaii receiV-
ed seven seats each; Mexico three
and London one.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Tries Jail For
Narcotic Cure

y r. Wood, who came here from
Glendale recently, walked up 10 As
sistant Chief Of Police Corncilson
Saturday and asked to be arrested.
Il IN not particular about the
charges, he declared. "but l want
to be- sure TO get about 80 days"
CorncilSon accommodated him bv
booking him on charges of vagrancy.
He viii be given hearing tomorrow
evening. lie told officers he has
been trying to cure himself of the
drug habit and believes about 80
days in Jail will aid him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Opening Day AT
Golf Club Is
Well Attended

with net scores of GO and 9l re-
SprchNcly, Don Rex and Mrs. Tom
hiiI walked off with the honors in
he I'll Ccntro golf clubs opcnino
tournament yesterday. \ larg,
number of enthusiastic golf fan,
were present for the opening aud
entered into the contests scheduled
hy the tournament committee with
2oei.
Second place honors in the men s
aud women 5 contests went to A. II.
Keller and Mrs. II. Q. Erskinc. ]. T..
Sorsain won the long drive compcti-
Ton for the men, and Mrs. Lucy
Martin for the women.
Interest was added to the DAYS
events by the game played by Mil
ton Zinn, l. year old high school
boy, and son of "'Colonel' Xinn.
Milton. who has PLAYED but n few
rounds of golf, came in third in the
men S tournament, making a gross
score of go, less a handicap of Is.
which gave him - net, thus
crowding Pop" Keller close for
second place.
Good luck for one of the clubs
newest members followed ]. T. Ser
sain, who won q golf bag. donated
by the Imperial Valley Hardware
company, with his long drive, and
with Mrs. \. II. Keller was the
Joint winner of dozen golf balls in
"A Scotch tournament proposed by
Earl Jones.
Harry c. Jones, "fathcr' of the
club and its only honorary member,
was here from San Diego for the
opening, and was warmly greeted by
his many trends.
Lunch was served at the club
house, and the day voted decided
success by all.
Results of the tournaments, and
scores made, Were as follows:
Men S Tournament
First prize, golf sweater. donated
by johnson Greene company, won
hv Don Rex, gross score -. handicap
10, net 60.
second prize, one dozen golf balls
donated by Edgar brothers. won by
a. II. Keller. Gross score s., handi-
cap "a, net Il.
Third place, Milton Zinn. Gross
score. 90. handicap, IS, net -.
Women's Tournament
First prize. leather golf bag. do
mated by Richmond Brother, won BY
Mrs. Tom Gill. Gross score lO1.
handicap "A, net %.
Second prize, leather score pad.
donated by Francis Drug store. won
nv Mrs. H. @. Erskine. gross score,
1lo. handicap, Il, net 90. |,
Third place, tied by Mesdamos
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
KILLER OF NOTED
CORSlCAN R0BBER
FEARS VENDETTA
By JOHN o'ERIEN
L. =. Staff Carrcspnndent1

t0tstlI H4ItN NllttIOIlkl
PARIS. Oct. 1l.-Romane.ti the
notorious Corsican bandit Who was
killed last April in an ambush aft
er he had defied the gcndarmes for
twenty wears, was doomed to death
the day he abandoned the traditions
Of the maquis = and began to reap
financial harvest out Of his cx-
plots.
\ correspondent Of Paris
newspaper obtained from the man
who did The actual killing a de-
tailc3 story Of Romanetti ; end.
The name &C this man is kept So
cret because the friends and Ie'a-
tives Of the bandit are looking tor
him, according TO the law Ct ven
delta.
1T was bound to happen, said
the SLAYER. 1T might nave hap
pened any day in the Iasr ten
years. Romanetti was using MS un-
doubted popularity with the peas
ants for political purposes. lie was
also making a fortune. That is not
III the traditions Of the real C0rsican
bandits 50 decided to finish him.
l had no personal grudgc against
Romanctti but came to the con
clusion that lie had gone too far.
II offered my services to the
chief If the gendarmcrie who fell
III with mv plan, imposed only
one condition. was to be accom-
panied by two # lis men. Well,
feared that Corsican gendarmes
might have certain sympathy for
the bandits 50 | insisted on being
accompanied by gcndarmes from
France. They 1T least, would not
b" swayrd by any feeling OF friend
ship and would not interfere with
the execution Of the plan
Loses Confidence
Romanetti had lost confidence
in the men who shared his life in
the "-ilds Of the maquis and usually
travelled alone. knew his routes.
l took my old hunting carbinc be
cause am used TO il. ! make my
oWn cartridges. With the two gen
darmcs left A Ajaccio in a driving
ralnstorm At eleven o clock at night.
/ had certain information that Ro-
man"tti would come through
mountain pass about dawn the fol
lowing dav.
"Thc place we fixed on for the
ambush was ideal. The narrow path
through the dcfile is bordcred on
one side by a steep mountain. on
the other by a precipicc several hun
drcd feet straight down. No chance
Of ANYBODY escaping either way.
Then from the point Of vantage
where we planted ourselves we could
be sure Of seeing first Romanetti's 5
head, then his shoulders and body,
finally his horse as he rode up the
slope.
" At ten minutes after three
heard the sound Of the horse 3
hoofs. A few seconds later Ro-
manetti's head appeared. waited
until his body was outlined against
the sky and fired. He dr0ppcd
without 4 sound. He got two bull
lets in the heart.
II is sad to kin man. even n
bandit. J lost sleep and appetite.
But, after all, somcbody had to do
it. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11

Alltn =. NnffTr, ]. KcycS Mitchell
and Earl Jones with 90'S. Mrs.
Nnffer' $ score was gross. III, hand
leap, is. Mrs. Mitchell made 4 gross
of III, handicap %. while Mrs.
Jones net was ll9, handicap 20.
Mrs. Lucy Martin was first in the
women's drive for distance. Mrs.
Earl Jones second and Mrs. \. II.
Keller. third.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-11
Swing to Speak
At Winning OF
West Conference

It is expected that several Tmnc.
rial valley neonle will he in attend
ance at the Winning of tho West
conference that is to be held in Los
Angeles on Thursday and Fridar of
this week. The conference, 1lanned
under the direction Of Thomas
Campbell, former governor of Ari,
7ona. is n reclamation meeting TO
which governors of each of the
western states have been invited.
Congressman Phil y. Swing will
he one Of the prominent speakers at
the meeting and Governor Richard
son is expected to attend one of the
sessions. Governor Dern of Utah.
and Governor Scrugham Of Nevada
viii be present, having already
wired their acceptance OF the in
citations. arge delegations Of wa
ter and reclamation experts from
Colorado river basin states will b."
present. it is said. Included among
them are Nelnh Carncnter commits
soner from Colorado and one of
the outstanding figures in the up
per basin states: Ward l.. Bannister,
until recently special counsel for
the city Of Denver who Is another
spokesman for conservation nf the
Colorado. and who has long been
l:nown in the lower basin states for
his fair-minded opinions relative TO
development of the Colorado river,
Wyoming will be represented by
its water commissioner. Mayor Ba.
con Of San Diego will be another
speaker as will Mayor Cryer Of
Los Angeles.