Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-27
CITY AND VALLEY

/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodsin, wa:
held this morning from the Goodsiy
ranch, three miles south of Silsbee
The child had been i'll only a short
time.
Smith to Plead-E. ]. Phillips
charged with having sold mortgagec
property, will enter a plea befort
Judge Wilbur of the Superior court
at a O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Phil
lips is being represented by Attorney
Seymour.
l.. & S. Theatre-Tonight there will
be given 'In Self Defense" finely
presented two-reel production, absorb
ing and well photographed. The other
two parts of the program are "Dis
illusioned," a drama, and "Vivian's
Transformation" a fun-making com
edy.
Marriage Licenses-Lloyd E. Heat
lev, native of Canada, resident of
Seeley. and Eslie Dietzman, native of
Arizona, resident of Flagstaff, Ariz.
John w. Spencer, Jr., native of Mis-
souri,. resident of Ell Centre, and Wv
ian L. Pinney, native of Iowa, resident
of Holtville.
Will Enter Plea Today-Claude
Smith will at o'clock this afternoon
enter his plea before Judge Wilbur
of the Superior court to a charge of
forgery. 1t is claimed the defendant
forged number of checks and later
succeeded in cashing them through
Ell Centre merchants.
Child Passes-Charles Baer, the
Swear old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Baer, died last night at the home
of his parents four miles north of
Imperial. Funeral services will be
held at the Imperial Catholic church,
Rev. Father Leo officiating. Inter
ment will be in Imperial cemetery.
Mexican Woman Arraigned-Felici-
ia De Sofa, Mexican woman charged
with assault with deadly weapon,
after being arraigned before Superior
Judge Wilbur this morning, will en-
ter plea next Monday morning. Mrs.
De Sofa, it is alleged, shot her hus-
band in an alteration over family
finances.
Thanksgiving Dinner-Mr. and Mrs.
E. G.. Irwin entertained with sump-
tuous Thanksgiving dinner at their
beautiful new home south of town.
Those who were favored with invita-
lions were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solomon,
Mrs. Getz (of San Francisco), Mrs.
NJ. @. Brookfield, Miss Marcia Brook
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dunaway, Mr..
and Mrs. Leach and Preston Justice.
Dead Man Identifed-The body of
the unknown man who was killed at
Calexico last Tuesday has been iden-
tilted by a number of Ell Centro cit
izens as that of J. Burke, formerly
amployed on a ranch near this city.
A coroner's jury returned verdict Of
death by being run over by railroad
cars" but whether the man was the
victim of foul play or fell asleep on
he track will probably never be
Known.
Theatre Tulane-Daniel Frohman
presents the popular photo play star,
Carlyle Blackwell, in '@fhe Spitfire," a
farce of laughs and
thrills. at the Tulane tonight. "The
Million Dollar Mystery" and two
comedies will be an addition
to the program. No advance in
prices. Coming Saturday night, Red
mond Stock Company in ''The Man on
the Box" Reserved seats now on sale
at the box office.
To Pave Main Street-That Main
street will be paved from the east
city limits to the Dogwood canal, q
Instance Ol l.OUO lSCI "do IhC eSAS
Of a resolution passed Wednesday
night by the city trustees. AS far az
First street, the main thoroug ghfare
will be paved its full width, bvt from
that point to the Dogwood canal the
paving will cover only a strip thirty
feet wide in the center of The street.
Bids for the work will be called for
within the next thirty days.
Longfellow's "Evangeline"-A rare
treat is in store for all who see the
Canadian Bioscope Company's photo
graphic production of Longfellow's
I'Evangeline" at the Tulane theatre
afternoon at 2:30. This i'm
mortal poem based upon early life in
Acadia will be produced in five thrill
ing reels. Through the kind benevo-
Ience of the Tulane Theatre Company
the proceeds are to be given to the
local Life Line Mission. The admis-
sion is 25 cents for adults and %
cents for children.
Will Build Addition-Thomss Beach