Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-31
CITY AND VALLEY

CITY AND VALLEY
w. c. T. L. Meeting-The regular
meeting of the w. c. 7. y. will be
held at the Methodist church at 2:3O
Monday afternoon.
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Eastern Star Dance-The annual
Eastern Star dance at Masonic Tenn
pie tonight will be the big event ush-
ering in the new year, and will be the
usual social success.
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No Paper TomOrrOw-There will be
no issue of the Press tomorrow, the
staff taking a day off with the rest
of the world to get a better grip on
affairs, meanwhile wishing to all a
+ Happier New Year.
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Theatre Tulane-A special two-reel
Christmas NitagIaph feature, The
Governors Order" Selig war news and
other events, and an amusing comedy,
"One Kiss will be shown at the Tu-
lane tonight. Coming Friday. matinee
and night, The Better Man" six
reel program. There will he no ad-
vance in prices.
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Cousin of Buffalo Bill Dead-Edgar
Bates, aged 60, cousin of Colonel w.
F. Cody, more familiarly known as
Buffalo Bill, died this morning at his
home in Brawley as a result of an
attack of heart failure. Bates had
been living in BraWley for the past
year. but, so far as is known, has no
relatives there.
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Released. Then Re-Arrested-Ar-
rested shortly after she had been re
leased, Margaret Gonzales. colored, is
again an inmate of the county jail,
this time facing q charge Of forgery.
Shortly after her release a warrant
was issued charging the woman with
forgery, which is alleged to have TAX
en- place nearly a year ago. She was
taken into custody at Imperial by
Sheriff Meadows.
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Runaway-A team belonging to J.
Anderson, hitched to a light delivery
wagon, ran through Main street at
room today and made lively scatter
ing of people. Two men were in the
wagon when the team started from
east of Fifth street. The horses
crossed the sidewalk, circling about
two soft-drink stands back into the
street, the men being thrown out, aft
er which the team made its way into
the country to the west.
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Sentenced on Vag Charged
with vagrancy after he had begged
from nearly every business house in
this city, Clarence Weaver this morn
ing was sentenced to thirty days inn
in the county Jail. Weav-
er yesterday was under surveillance
and was taken into custody following
2 request for money from three men
in the space of a few minutes. A
search at the county Jail disclosed
number of pass keys and flash light,
which Weaver is said to have at
tempted to sell prior to his arrest.
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L. & s. Theatre-"The Coward"
drama of intense emotions, will be
featured tonight. "The Two Thieves" j."
a sympathetic drama. and "They
Didn't Know" farce comedy, com
plete the program. New Years aft
ernoon and night "The Last Days of
Pomeii,' in six parts, the most spec
tacular of all photo dramas, will be
shown. Matinee starts at 2:3O The
first evening show will start prompt
ly at I o'clock and the second show
at 8 o'clock Although this is one
of the most expensive pictures ever
shown in Ell Centre, the prices remain
as usual.
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Mexican W0unded-With his back
slashed to ribbons as a result of
match with another Mexican,
MaXimino Pinado was brought to the
county Jail yesterday, where he will
serve five-day sentence on a charge
Of disturbing the peace. According to
the story told here, Pinado engaged
in an alteration with his companion.
The argument became more spirited
and the remarks more acrimonious.
in a duel in which both
men yielded knives. Pinado received
serious wounds in his back, the bat
tie being ended by the appearance Of
officers. Both men We're hailed before
the justice of the peace, who imposed
q fine Of s. or five days imprison-
ment in the county jail. Pinado's
paid his fine, but the
wounded man, who is said to have pos
sessed some money, was brought to the
county Jail following his refusal to
settle with the Justice. Following