Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
CITY AND VALLEY

above regular subscription price. There
are but 100 percolators and 100 set.
Of saucepans to be given away,
Club Session-After a business se5
sion of the Women's Ten Thousand
Club this afternoon, the club will NEE;
in Theatre Tulane, where Mrs. Flor
ence Collins Porter will address tho
members and others on the two eN-
positions, illustrating her address with
stereopticon slides.
Mexicans Sentenced Eighty day
EACH" said City Recorder Iasigi this
morning in the cases of Jesus Mar
tinez, Manuel Apodaca and Florentina
Figuero, three MeXicans convicted yes
terday on petit larceny charges. The
three men were captured during a
shoplifting venture in the New Yorl,
Store sope days ago.
Bonds Ordered-The directors of the
irrigation district today ordered Of
the American Bank Note Company
1900 bonds, at cost of $4,000. COW
ering the $3.500,000 recently voted. Il:
is the rule of the New York Stock
Exchange that only bonds printed by
this company shall be listed The
bonds will carry a picture of Han
Ions Heading, the canal and a dredge.
Alarmed-The county sheriff, after
seeing "23" in red ink posted all over
the valley, has taken alarm and put
has assistants at work rounding up the
l. w. W. and tramps from the out
side who have been gathering here
from the other cities. We are not pre-
pared for war in Imperial valley and
the sheriff and constables should take
precaution and protect our water
works.
L. & S. Theatre-"The Phantom
Light" an Indian Fantasy, in two
parts, is the feature of tonight's pro
gram. "The Old Bell Ringer" dra-
ma, with Murdock Macquarrie in the
leading role, and "The Countless
Count" a splitting comedy, con
clude the exceptionally strong enter
tainment. Coming tomorrow, Francis
Ford and Grace Cunard in ''The Mys-
terious Hand" a three-reel detective
story, with Miss Cunard as Lady Raf-
files.
Christian Bazaar-Everybody viii
be welcome at the Christian church
bazaar, Saturday, December 5. Moth
ers come and bring your children to
see the New Woman Who Lives in the
Shoe, and the tiny little fairies who
have lovely dolls for all good girls
and boys. All articles of needlewolk
will be sold at a very reasonable
Price There will be many useful
gifts in the parcels post booth at p
cents. The flower booth will be bear
tiful with fresh-cut, home grown
roses. The chicken sandwiches, pies,
etc., will all be made by the very best
cooks.
Fine and Sentence-A fine Of $25
and suspended sentence of ninety
days pending good behavior was the
penalty imposed on Margaret Con
zales this morning in the city re
corder's court. The woman had been
out driving with a friend and accord
ing to the story told by the complain
ant when he stopped for a few min
utes to mail letter at the local post
office the team was missing when he
returned. Officers were Immediately
notified and after a search lasting
only a short time the woman was TAX
en- into custody, having driven to I'm
perial and when arrested was near
ing the outskirts of that city.
Ladies' Night-El Ccntro lodge, K.
Of P. will give a ladies' night next
Tuesday, when each member is ex
pected to bring lady. There will
be no business session of the lodge,
but some form of entertainment will
be afforded. The lodge has electei
officers, as follows, to be installed al
the first meeting in January: Chan
cellor commander, J. Stanley Brown;
vice chancellor commander, K. "
Burger; prelate, +. j. Clark; master
alarms, Floyd K. Brown; master al
finance, H. b. Webb; keeper Of rec
ords and seals, II. b. Webb; master OF
exchequer, l.. w. Martyr, Jr.; master
of ceremonies, Marvin Moore; inne
guard, George Andrews; outer guard
F. S. Wing; trustee, Frank G. Weir.
Mystery SOlved-For the past few
days residents on the west side o1
town have been trying to learn thc
circumstances connected with the fir
ing of a fusillade at an early hou
Monday morning and today the mys
terry has been cleared up. AT th'
time of the supposed shooting tn
night watchman and several officer
were patrolling the East Side and i'm
mediately upon hearing what purport