Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1913-12-31

ODngaDOn. Inc 0nflSlInaS music Will
be rendered.
Apiary Burned-T. Phillips suffer
ed loss Of $1,000 when his apiary
was totally destroyed by fire at $3.50
a. M this morning near Silsbee. No
insurance was carried on the place.
Cause of the fire is not known but
incendiarism is suspected.
Grape Institute-Grape growers of
the valley will hold an institute at the
experiment station at Meloland Sat
urday, at which F. T. Bioletti, the
grape expert, will be present. The
forenoon will be devoted to discussions
and the afternoon to demonstrations
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At Hotel Oregon-W G. Driven,
Redlands; H. L. Lee, San Bernardino;
Alex McClusky, Pasadena; Geo. 2. j.
Harsh, Robert Cleator, San Diego;
a. B. Ering, Los Angeles; L. V. lie
Velle, Oxnard; Mr. and Mrs. j. H
Baker, Ontario; Thos. B. Wright,
Point Iona.
Hazel Harden Arraigned- Hazel
Harden, charged with the murder of
Hindu, Sundar Singh, on the Lester
Edwards ranch December 8, was ar
raigned before Justice Mayfield yes
terday afternoon and placed under
$500 bonds for a preliminary hearing
Saturday, January 3.
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Club Days Changed Because the
first Thursday in January falls on
New Years Day the regular meetings
Of the Women's Ten Thousand club
will be held this month on January 8
and %. The regular meeting days Of
the club are the first and third Thurs
days of each month.
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At the Tulane Theater-Henry e.
Dixey, the famous and one of the
favorites of the American stage, will
be seen in moving pictures in a four
reel thrilling detective story "Chelsea
$780," at the Tulane tonight. Do not
miss "Why Girls Leave Home" Won
derful comedy to be presented Janu-
airy l.
Tulane Orchestra Dances-F0lloW-
ing change of management the Tu-
lane orchestra will give a series of
Friday night dances at the Masonic
hall commencing Friday night. The
Tulane orchestra has become a feat
ure OF the social life of Ell Centre
and will render its good music for the
dances as usual.
Bicycle Picked Up-Police Chief De-
Lany has bicycle at the city hall
that he found unattended in the alley
south of Main street and he is vary
DESTROYS of having the owner call and
claim the wheel. The bike was manu-
featured by The Bean Company, has
nickle plated spring front forks and
painted a drab color.
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A. f. Fuller ParOled-With but IA
more days to serve, A. L. Fuller, con-
vicUed Of practicing dentistry without
a state license and fined $500 or so
days in Jail, was released on parole
late yesterday afternoon, by Judge
Franklin J. Cole. Fuller was arrested
in Imperial, November 10, where he
had been practicing dentistry, and
sentence was passed by Justice May
field November "A.
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Eagles Initiate-Nine candidates
were given second degree work by the
FL Centre Aerie of Eagles last even
ing. Refreshments weer served and
several musical numbers were enjoy
ed. Next Tuesday the following Of
ficers, recently elected, will be in
stalled: Worthy President, Walter
Finney; Worthy Vice President, A. E.
Mccartney; Secretary, Paul Swanson,
Treasurer, Edward Mulligan; Chap
lain, James Crear and Worthy Con-
ductor, J. c. Pine.
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Who Knows Victor OlchOwka-
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
Victor Olchowka is requested to com
municate with Arthur holland, general
delivery, San Diego. Mrs. Mary E.
Olchowka, wife Of Victor Olchowka,
died at the state hospital at Patton,
December 81, and relatives are try
ing to locate the husband, who has
neglected to furnish them with his
address. The deceased leaves a moth
er, brother and sister in San Diego.
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Your Last Day-This is the last
day for the payment of subscriptions
to the Press at the old rate of 81 a
year in the county and 50 elsewhere.
Tonight at midnight the new SO rate
becomes effective for everybody. For
days the subscriptions and renewals
have been pouring into the office,
1O1 names coming in yesterday alone,
each for year, and today that record
is being smashed. Tonight, to make
it possible for all to take advantage
of this offer, the Press office will re
main open until late hour.
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Show Man Claims Robbery. P.
Flores, an attachee Of the Escalante
Bros. indoor circus, reported to the
sheriff's office last night that he had
been robbed of about $500 in Mexica D
money, east of the depot on Main
street. Flores claims that he was re
turning to the shows camp near the
bottling works, from the opera house,
when a man and woman approached
him and engaged him in conversation