Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-09
CITY AND VALLEY

Episcopal Guild-The Episcopal
Guild will meet at 2:30 tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Frank Richmond on
Holt avenue between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
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Peculiar Morning.-There was a
dense fog this morning as a novel
visitor, evidently hanging on to the
outside rim of the rainstorm reported
from the coast.
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Theatre Tulane-At Theatre Tu-
lane tonight will be shown "My Of
ficial Wife," five-reel Broadway
star feature. There will be two
shows, so all may see this picture.
No advance in prices.
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Laino Arraignment Thursday. L.
Laino, alleged Stayed of w. D. O'Guin,
will be arraigned at Calexico Thurs
day on charge of murder. Laino
is alleged to have attacked O'Guin
with shovel handle, inflicting in
iuries which resulted in the death of
the rancher.
Another BOarder-Harvey Counts of
Holtville is the latest addition to the
county road workers, having been SEN
fenced to thirty days Imprisonment
on a charge of drunk and disorderly
conduct. Counts was brought to the
county Jail Saturday night by Con-
stable Underwood of Holtville.
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Will Probably Test Ordinance
Holtville's new liquor ordinance prob
ably will be tested in the case of j.
w. Anderson, who is held at the coun-
ty Jail on a misdemeanor charge, the
specific charge, it is understood, be-
ing that of selling booze. Anderson
was brought to the county Jail by Of
ficer Acrey of Holtville.
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The Garden-This is the season for
planting gardens and this is the year
in which all families should have gar
dens, not simply as an economy, but
for the welfare of the family. One
of the extravagances of the valley is
tie importation of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars worth of vegetables
a year, which might better be pro-
duced at home.
DIR. J. b. Bell to Leave-Dr. J. B.
Bell, practicing veterinarian and as
sociated with the Imperial Valley Hog
Raisers' Association for the past year,
will leave February 10, with his fam
lily. for Pasadena, where he has been
appointed city veterinarian. DR.. Bells
special duty as city veterinarian will
be the examination of milk being dis
tributed in Pasadena.
Will Appeal Hardin Case-That the
case of Hazel Hardin, who yesterday
was convicted on a charge of for
gerry, would be appealed, was the
announcement made this morning by
Attorney Frazier of the law firm of
Wilson & Frazier, who represented
Hardin at his trial yesterday. E. r.
Simon, deputy district attorney, con-
Quoted the prosecution.
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Insane Jap-Believed to be insane,
a japanese gardener yesterday was
brought to st. Thomas hospital by
Marshal Miles of Brawley and is held
pending an investigation of the case
According to officers at the county
Jail, the Jap last night became violent
and attempted to escape. Handouts
finally were resorted to and the Jap
remained shackled until this morning
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master Key" at L. & S. Tonight
The first episode of "The Master
Key" heralded as the greatest of all
serial stories, will be shown at the
special matinee today at 2:30. There
will be three shows given tonight, so
that all may see the first number.
First show starts promptly at 7
o'clock. Bring your coupon keys and
get a good seat, as the house will
surely be packed.
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1t Looks GOOd-From all parts of
the valley have come nominations for
the great annual popularity contest,
and the ready response to the offer
of prizes by the Press is highly graf