Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-02

l.. & s. Theatre-IOnlght pro
gram includes "The War of the Cat
lie Kings" two-reel drama; "Trou
bles on the Stage" comedy, and "Th,
Golden Princess Nine" western dra.
ma.
Odd Fellows Called-A special meet
I ing of the |. O. o. r. is called for
1880 tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
nose of arranging details for the fu-
neral of E. II. Sherman. The funeral
will be held at the Methodist church.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Theatre Tulane-"The Terrors OF
the Jungle" Selig's great animal pic
ture. will be seen at the Theatre Tu-
/ lane tonight. No one should miss the
opportunity of seeing this picture, fea-
turing the wild animals of the jun
rle. Pathe Weekly and fine comedy
will complete the program.
License Granted-A marriage IL
cense was granted Saturday morning
to Virgil f. Rice, native of Missouri
and a resident of FL Centre, and Miss
Tena Ratcliff, native of Illinois and
a resident of Ell Centre. The age of
the groom was given as 81, while that
of the prospective bride was 81.
Seeley Sentinel-Oscar Sweeney and
F. ]. Parke, publishers of the Seeley
Sentinel, today moved their house
hold effects to Seeley, where their are
Installing their own printing plant.
Heretofore the paper has been printed
in FL Centre. Mr.. Parke recently
ioined Mr.. Sweeney in the enterprise
and they make strong team.
At Hotel Oregon-L. f. Greppin,
f. A. Doran, Geo. w. Edgar, L. 3.
Chandler, B. R. Mcbride, Los Angeles;
John Parsons, Bernice; O. S. Ramsey,
Riverside: C. H. Pool, Venice; H. w.
Logan, San Francisco; F. l.. Wash
burn. San Francisco; Charles D. Will
Its. San Francisco; G. F. Hodge, De-
troit: O. A. Cogan, San Francisco.
To Live Here-Fred Henderson. one
of the big cotton men of the Seeley
district. was in the city yesterday
and stated that he would hereafter re
side in Ell Centre and look after his
ranch from this end. Mr. Henderson
was one of the pioneers in the cotton
industry and believes that the great
est income is to be derived from King
Cotton.
Superinte tendent Cooley Better-L. E.
Cooley, superintendent of the county
schools, who has been seriously i'll at
the ST. Thomas hosnital for the past
week, is reported to be improving and
expects to be back in his office within
the next few days. Mr.. Cooley was
stricken with erysipelas, and other
complications set in, causing the phv-
sicians to despair for some time as to
his ultimate recovery.
For City Trustee-E. W. Burgers
9etition for selection as a member Of
the board of city trustees was being
circulated today, sufficient number
Of names having been secured to en-
sure his name being on the ballot at
the coming election. Mr.. Burger is
one of the prominent real estate men
Of the city and is related to the pres
ent members of the city solons, both
having the same name.
For Non-Support-C. j. Martin was
arrested yesterday by Sheriff Mobley
Meadows and lodged in the county jail
TO answer a charge of non-support
Sled by his wife, who resides in Holt
vile. Martin is alleged to have de-
serted his family some time since and,
according to the officials, has made
no effort to provide necessities for the
wife and children. He will be given
a hearing tomorrow morning before
the Justice at Holtville. Martin is 81
years old and has been married for
many years.
Suit on Lease. H. Adams,
his attorney, Dan V. holland,
has filed complaint against A. An
derson, in which the plaintiff alleges
hat Anderson, as lessee of ranch,
had agreed to pay the sum of $50 per
month for 80 acres and that when
S12O was paid the defendant refused
TO give more, and stated that 5000
was now due and payable. The land
in question is located near Imperial,
he date of the lease being April 2,
1913, and the refusal of the rental
dating from January l, 1914.
An Early Picnic-A delightful auto
lTlp anu plClliC iuilCH was SiJoy W q"
Jacumba Springs, Sunday, by DR.. and
Mrs. Virgil McCombs and daughter
Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Swing and
laughter Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Dunaway, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sale
non. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Robson and
son Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clements, Mrs. and Miss Bell of Ba-
kersfield, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Hermon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hobby, Mr.. and Mrs;
w. f. Johnson of Los Angeles and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sprouse and
daughter Bonnie.
To San Quentin-C. A. Swinnerton,
who was convicted last week OF the
theft of two calves from Grover Tuck
er and who received sentence of
two years at San Quentin, was taken