Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-14


Theatre Tulane-Theatre Tulane to-
night has a real live program of in
terest to all and in addition to the
regular program will be the greatest
of all series pictures, "The Million
Dollar Mystery" Coming Sunday
night, "Her Ladyship," a three-reel
feature.
High Jinks-No men folks have
been permitted within a half mile of
the High School today, where members
of the Women's Ten Thousand Club
are holding high jinks, and what Is
doing could not be learned. A power
full telescope was erected on the roof
of the Press office, but obstructing
trees prevented a clear vision.
Is Satisfied-The Press wishes it
known that this paper is not party
to the opposition to the Imperial Val
ley Typographical Union. The rela-
tionship of the Press to the union
is now and has always been friendly
and cordial, and, as the Press always
pays the union scale and in several
instances more than the scale, it has
no opposition to the union.
Criminal COnspiracy-Charged with
to burn a inland rooming
house to secure the insurance to cover
the furniture, Al Conner was arrest
ed yesterday at Brawley by OiTicers
Pruitt and Johnson. Harry Hackett,
who was arrested Thursday on the
same charge, is joint owner of the
house and is alleged to have
made incendiary threats to number
of citizens. .t-"aa
l.. & S. Theatre-This is the last
night of Professor Letellier's engage
ment. His hypnotic performance last
night made such decided hit that It
will be repeated tonight. The house
will Undoubtedly be packed. Francis
Ford and Grace Cunard, who played
the principal parts in Lucille Love"
will be featured tonight in 'The Re-
turn of the Twins Double" a picture
in three parts. Prices remain as
usual.
X X X
Rev. F. nj. Rogers Here-<Rev. F.
NJ. Rogers, for many years the popu-
lar pastor of the Long Beach Chris
tan church, will visit Ell Centre to-
lay end will preach at II o'clock to-
morrow in the Christian church. On
morning Rev. Rogers, as SUI
perintendent of missions, will meet
he pastors and ministers of the six
valley churches for conference on
the work in the county. Recently i
new Christian church was organized at
inland.
Change in Officials Ellis,
immigration inspector for thebEl Gen.
tro district, has been transferred to
San Diego, according to a notice re-
ceived from the Immigration Depart
ment. Tie vacancy caused by his
transfer will be filled by A. L. Bark
man, who is at present stationed at
Galveston. Ellis will be stationed at
San Diego and will patrol the Mexi-
can border from that city. Ellis has
been connected with the immigration
service of this county for nearly
year and is well known throughout
the valley.
Dog Attacks Child-Dorothy King,
the 3k -year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. King of this city, was
severely bitten when bulldog with
which the child was playing suddenly
attacked her. The accident occurred
near the home of her parents in tn
Ell Hogar tract, last Thursday. The
little girl had on previous occasions
romped with the dog and they were
evidently the best of friends. For
some unaccountable reason the animal
became suddenly enraged at the child
and sprang at her. She was thrown
to the ground and her arm, shoulder
and neck severely lacerated before
neighbors succeeded in driving the
beast away. DR.. Virgil McCombs was
summoned and the child was given
medical attention. He stated today
that her wounds, while painful, were