Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13
CITY AND VALLEY

CITY AND VALLEY
Tickets for Sundays Game-Tick-
cts are on sale for Sundays game a;
lEl Centre at Brad's Smoke Shop and
the Central Billiard Parlor.
Chin in Again-Because one of the
bondsmen withdrew his name from a
$4,000 bond U. S. Cuin is again in
the county Jail after only three davs
of freedom. Cuin is charged with
grand larceny.
w. C. L. u. Meeting-The regular
meeting of the w. C. T. U. Monday,
November 16, at 2:30 p. M, at the
Brethren church, corner Seventh and
/ Brighton. The afternoon will be spent
in parliamentary drill.
Theatre Tulane-Tonight will be
presented the famous drama of love,
duty and law, "The Scales of JUS
tiee," in five reels. This is another
of the beautiful pictures which are
making Friday nights at the Tulane
exceptional nights. No change in
prices.
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New Deputy City Marshall. j..
Walsh has been appointed by City
Marshal McFadden as deputy city
marshal. Walsh was formerly under
sheriff under McFadden during the
latter's administration as sheriff Of
San Luis Obispo county. Walsh has
been {. resident of Imperial Valley for
q number of years and is well known
throught the county.
L. & S. Theatre-The Les Letelliers
opened their engagement last night
to a full house. His tricks and magic
were enjoyed by all. Tonight the
professor will put on his hypnotic
show, taking his subjects from the
audience. The picture program is
headed by "The Line Rider" two
part picture of the Southwest. War
rem Kerrigan in "The Proof of a
Man." and 1.-THE Boob's Legacy" Il
comedy, complete the program. No
advance in prices.
Women's Auxiliary-Th Women
Auxiliary of the Christian church met
at the home of Mrs. Dunn on Olive
street Wednesday afternoon. A good
ly number of ladies were in attend |
ance and much interest and enthusi
asm was manifested in the bazaar to
be held December 5. The committee
in charge of the doll booth will be
pleased to take orders for dressing |
dolls for Christmas. Anyone wishing
to give an order of this kind will |
please notify Mrs. Lindsay, who is
chairman of the committee, at 563 |
Brighton street.
Hog Raisers Meet-Over twenty |
i've stock raisers were present at the |
meeting of the Hog Raisers' Associ- |
alton of Imperial Valley held at the
Theatre Tulane yesterday afternoon
The meeting was addressed by spe-
,ialists in the hog industry, including
Drs. Bert ]. Cady, w. ]. Taylor and
J. B. Bell. The problem of treatment
md eradication of cholera among hogs |
was ably discussed by DR.. Cady. This
IS the third meeting of the assOcia- |
ion within the past three weeks, the |
plan at present being to give SINH
ar series of lectures in each of the
-owns of the valley.
No More Handbills-December IS |
will mark the close of the distribu-
ton of handbills or other advertis-
ing matter in this city, according to
an ordinance adopted last Tuesday
night by the city trustees. Business
men here have been agitating the |
measure for some time because of the
manner in which the |
bills have been distributed, resulting
In the untidy appearance of the streets
and sidewalks of Main street. Twen-
ty-five days Imprisonment or $50 fine
is the penalty provided for the viola
ton Of the new ordinance.
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Officers Vigilant Here-A peculiar
growth on his neck coupled with the
vigilance of Undersheriff Anderson
yesterday proved the undoing of Ed
ward Collins, who is wanted in San
Diego on felony charge. On Octo-
her IS Sheriff Meadows received
telegram from the chief of police OF
San Diego which gave thorough de-
scription of Collins and said that they
were anxious to have the man appre-
hended. Yesterday on entering a To-
cal barber shop the attention of the
undersheriff was directed to Collins,
who was then being shaved, the pc
euliar growth on his neck being plain
ly visible. Recalling the description
recently received, Anderson made
more minute comparison, and it was
found that they tailed in every par
ticular, with the result that Collins
is now being held at the county Jail
pending the arrival Of an officer from
San Diego.
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Coming-The management of the
Holt opera house take great pleas
ure in announcing a four nights en-
gagement Of Gilmor Brown, the
young romantic actor, starting We'd
nesday, November 10, supported by a
company Of carefully selected players
from the East-the largest and most
expensive organization that this popu-
lar actor has ever carried, and their
performances here promise TO be one
az The theatrical treats of the sea