Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-17
CITY AND VALLEY

stree~, at 2:30 tomorrow.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wa
Iterman, at st. Thomas hospital, Sun
Ioay morning, November Is, twi,
daughters.
i Library Closed-On account of tht
cpening of the County Fair Wednes
Gay, the library will be closed be
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and
p. m.
/ Child Passes-Jessie A. Wooliscroft
the 23months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Wooliscroft of Holtville, dieG
in this city yesterday. The funeral
was held at $3.50 o'clock this after.
noon from the chapel of c. A. Shafer
& Co.
4 Alleged Insane-Deputies from the
sheriff's office left this afternoon for
Seeley for a negro who is alleged to
be insane, according to telephone COM
munication from that city. The par
ticulars of the case have not been
learned.
Theatre Tulane-The Ed Redmond
stock company was thoroughly en-
joyed last night in the drama, "Alias
Jimmy Valentine" Tonight they will
present "The Bankers Holiday" a
comedy of merit and one full of laugh
able situations. Those enjoying good
comedy should not fail to be present.
Reserved seats at box office.
Bazaar NOtice-The committee in
charge of the bazaar to be given by
the Women's Ten Thousand Club on
November 26 announces that all ar:
or fancy work should be in their
hands by Thursday of this week and
may be left with Mrs. A. P. Nuffer
on Sixth street or with Mrs. c. J.
Ritz, corner Seventh and Olive.
Chi:dren's Day-Friday will be
School Children's Day at the County
Fair and all day youngsters, when
accompanied by their parents, will
be admitted to the grounds without
charge. Tickets have been issued to
the faculties of the schools through
out the valley and will be distributed
among the pupils who may gain adj
mission to the fair by presenting their
tickets.
Many Remember-Manyc citizens re-
member the appearance of the Gil
NOR Brown Company here year ago
in "The House of a Thousand Can
dies" and those who do will not need
to be told that the company presents
one Of the strongest casts ever in
the city and all will expect high class
entertainment at the opera house to-
morrow evening, when the company
will give "The Grafters."
Club Takes Recess-At a meeting
of the officers and directors of the
'Women's Ten Thousand Club held yes
terday the motion was made and
unanimously carried that, in pursu-
ance of the regular custom of that
organization in adjourning during Fair
Week, the club will postpone the pro-
gram for November 10 till later
date and there will be no regular
session of the club till December 8.
Six-Reel Special at L. & S.-The
special program at the Main street
house tonight is headed by the fif-
teenth episode, "Perils of Pauline" the
greatest of all serial stories, in two
parts. "Till the Sands of the Desert
Grow Cold" a two-reel western dra-
ma" and "The Actress" a story of
today, follow. The program will con-
clude with the funniest of Sterling
Comedies, Trapped in a Closet" No
advance in prices.
Baseball Game Thursday-The Ell
Centro and Calexico baseball teams
will line up against each other Thurs
day morning at 1920 on the local
grounds. This will take the place of
the scheduled game Friday at Ca
lexico. Thursday is Calexico day at
the fair, so there should be a large
CIOW VI SOuIiclH IOOIcIS, anu VI
course the local fans will be there
in numbers. Kantlehner the irwin
chile will very likely work for Ell
Centre and it is believed Gregg will
star for Calexico.
Davis-Faubion Case-Arguments IN
the case of Davis and Faubion,
charged with wrecking the Model
Creamery, are being heard today in
the Superior court. That the fact that
Faubion was bankrupt prior to the
filing of the information deprives the
state court of jurisdiction in the case,
was the argument advanced this morn
ing by Attorney Rogers of Los Ange-
les, who is appearing for the defend
ants. The whole case is bristling with
technicalities and whether or not the
case is dismissed or given a hearing
in the local court or before the Unit