Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-12
CITY AND VALLEY


Ell Centre, and lie NADIA Patterson,
native of Georgia, resident of Ell Cen
tro.
Baseball This Afternoon-Most of
the town this afternoon is attending
the baseball CRANE, Brawley and FL
Centre meeting for their second game
of the season at the local grounds.
New Policy FOrm-F. c. Standiford,
special representative of the Norwich
Union Insurance Company, of which
Ray Edgar is agent, is here prepar-
ing a new form of policy to apply to
cotton insurance.
Theatre Tulane Tonight-Two-r reel
picture, warfare in the Skies; Sc
lig News, showing the tragic fate of
Belgium's historic city, portrayed il
first motion pictures; comedy, "He
Woke Up in Time"
Gets Two Years-Alberto Correl this
morning was sentenced to two years
in San Quentin by Judge Cole of the
Superior court. Correl was found gull
ty on charge of grand larceny yes
terday after jury trial.
Out on Fail-U. S. Cuin, after a
preliminary hearing some days ago
before Justice Mayfeld, has been re-
leased on $4,000 bail. Cuin is charged
with grand larceny and is said to
have been implicated in a cattle-steal-
ing scrape.
Incendiary Threats-Harry Hack
EFT, who gave his occupation as "la-
borer," was arrested at INLAND yes
terday and brought to the county Jail
on a charge of threatening to set
fire to INLAND business block. Hack
ett, It is said, made this declaration
to a number of North End citizens.
Benefit for MissiOn-For the bene-
fit of a mission to be founded in this
city, Messrs. Applestill and Cook an
nounce a special matinee Saturday,
% at 2:30 p. m, the pro-
ceeds to be donated to this cause.
"Evangeline," in six
reels, will be the feature of the aft
arnoon.
Vaudeville at L. & S.-Starting to-
night, the Les Letelliers Company
open an engagement of three nights,
magical funstry songs and
dances, novelty escapes and hypno
tism. They are generally known as
the assassins of sorrow and as globe
trotting fun-makers. There will be
an entire change of acts and pictures
each night. No advance in prices.
New AttorneyszG. D. Hazen and
4. A. Hunter, attorneys, formerly of
Los Angeles, have opened law offices
N the Surface building. They will
make speciality of land and probate
matters and, as both members of the
new firm have for the past three
years boon connected with the Los
Angeles Title and Trust ompany, they
are thoroughly conversant with the
ocal land situation.
Preliminary Hearing-Commodore
and Lennie Cuin, charged with grand
arceny, were this morning given a
hearing before Justice
Mayield. Commodore Cuin was
pound over to the Superior court for
rial. He was released on $4,000 bail.
Lennie Cuin, who is a minor, was
certified to the Juvenile department of
he Superior court for trial. Both
.he brothers, it is alleged, were i'm
Dlicated in the illegal sale of two dairy
,ows
Granted Judgment-The Pacific
Coast Mail Order House was this
morning granted judgment in the sum
Of 5000 against E. R. Stillens of this
city, in a case involving the non-pay-
ment of a promissory note. Accord
ing to the testimony, Stillens signed
a note to the mail order house in
January, 1911, for which he received
an equivalent value in the company's
stock then being issued, but failed to
take up the note. The mail order
house was represented by W. j. Clark
of Los Angeles and James w. Glass
ford, the defense being conducted by
]. F. Seymour.