Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-18
CITY AND VALLEY


Gave a Bale. G. Irwin has bought
and shipped bale of cotton to San
Diego for exhibit at the exposition
Disagreeable Weather-The big
storm prevailing on the coast has
brought cloudy and damp weather to
the valley, with a slight drizzle last
night and threat of rain for tonight
Meanwhile the temperature is consid-
erably higher.
Riverside Candidate-E. b. Collier
of Riverside has been in the valley
the last few days in the interest of
his candidacy for the position of as
sistant superintendent of the South
ern Counties exhibit at the exposition
in San Francisco.
Christmas Dance-The grand ball
at the Masonic Temple Christmas
night promises to be the best dance
of the season. Music will be rendered
by the Tulane orchestra. The dance
will start promptly at $3.50. A good
time is promised to all. Don't forget
the date-Christmas night.
Theatre Tulane-Jesse Lasky's five
reel production, featuring Robert Ede-
son, in "The Call of the North" will
be shown on the screen at the Tulane
tonight. An added feature comedy
by George AIDE, Lutte, the False
Alarm" completes >the bill. Coming
Saturday matinee and night, "The
/ Christian"
At L. & S.-Among the attractions
at the L. & S. tonight will be the
Animated Weekly, giving "Bottling
the Baltic" "Glimpses from the The
atre of War;" .Kitchener's Army"
"England's Prisoners of War;" "Car-
ing for the Wounded" shipping
Horses to Europe" Liners Collide in
Fog" and Buy Bale of Cotton"
Railroad Men Coming-There will
| be another party of railroad men in
the valley Monday. In the party will
| be seven representatives of eastern
railroads, under escort of General Pas
senger Agent F. f. Batturs, Superin-
tendent F. S. McGinnis and CONNER
cial Agent j. r. Downs. They will
cover the whole valley between the
incoming morning strain and the out
going evening train.
Threatened Wife-Speeding to the
site of the San Diego & Arizona rail
road camp, where, according to tele-
phonic communication, shooting fra
cas- had occurred, Sheriff Meadows and
Deputy Graham arrived there short
ly after receiving the message, only
to find drunken Mexican, who, by
threatening his wife with a knife,
had created furry of excitement in
the camp. The Mexican is being held
at the county jail
Arrest Alleged Embezzler-Arrest-
ed yesterday at Calipatria by Under
sheriff H. w. Anderson, w. III. Young
left last night for Colusa in the Gus
today of Deputy Sheriff f. L. Cray
ton, an officer from that city. Young
was in the employ of water com
pany at Calipatria. According to the
officers, Young is wanted on an EN-
bezzling charge, having embezzleC
from one firm to make good his def
cts with a company where he wa!
previously employed.
Both Drunk-Sylvia Maria and Au
gustine Maria, both Mexicans, are be
ing held at the county Jail, wher'
they will answer to a charge o
drunkenness. The couple, accompa
MED by their 10-year- son, wer
arrested here yesterday by Marsha
McFadden, who on searching the MAJ
) discovered a revolver resembling il
size a small howitzer. In addition
to the charge of intoxication, Angus
tine will be held on charge of car
rying concealed weapons.
| Coming SOOn-The great Burk'
company, consisting of a carefully Sc
| lected cast of ladies and gentlemen o
ability, presenting a complete produc
tion of "Ten Nights in Bar Room,
a play which has everywhere prove
& sensation unparalleled in the histor
of the drama. Indorsed by the press
clergy and Christian people of a
creeds, as pure, healthy and refine
amusement. Don't overlook this op
portunity to witness this truthful pic
ture of folly, misery, madness an
crime caused by the brutal, disgusting
and demoralizing vice of drunkenness
Presented by a first class compan