Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15
CITY AND VALLEY

Story Hour at Library-There will
be the usual story hour at the library
at 10 tomorrow morning.
Marriage License-Samuel Byron
tedric, q, native of Texas, and Jessie
bivenz, 16, native of Oklahoma. Both
are residents of Holtvile.
Milk Stealing-Milk dealers com
plain of many thefts Of bottles Of
milk from residences after it has
been delivered early in the morning,
To Be Done by Andrade-As the
irrigation district has not yet ac-
quired status in Mexico, the directors
have requested Depositario A. +. An
drade to have the work done ON the
levees, and it will proceed in his
name.
Dance TomorrOw-Social dance at
the Masonic Temple tomorrow night
at $3.50 sharp. Music will be rendered
by Jean Davis orchestra and the dance
promises to be one of the best of the
season. Don't fail to be on hand for
a good time is promised to all.
Annual Dinner Postmaster Collins
last evening gave his annual dinner
f
sion cafe, at which, besides the staff,
were few invited guests. The af-
fair was wholly social, without speech
making, and was highly enjoyed.
Arrest Juvenile Ward-John Cranes,
a ward of the juvenile court of Los
Angeles, yesterday was arrested at
Imperial by the city marshal and is
held at the county Jail pending the
arrival of an officer from Los An
geles. Cranes formerly was employed
on the Bob Davis ranch
Bad Check Charge-Charged with
issuing checks without funds, w. A.
Thompson this morning was arraigned
in City Recorder r. B. Whiteaw's
Thompson, who is represented by II.
N. Dyke of Imperial, will be given
hearing Wednesday, January 20.
Clearance Sale at Rumsey' Closed
in preparation for their midwinter
clearance sale, Rumsey's Department
Store today is placing its stock in
readiness for the sale tomorrow. The |
doors will open at 9 tomorrow morn
ing, continuing for two weeks, and
offering many bargains in varied |
lines.
L. & S. Theatre-"The Lion. the
Lamb, the Man." a two-part drama
Of the stone age, is the headliner of
tonight's picture program. "The .
Ghost of the Nine" an Indian story,
and Gem and Germs" an Elks' com /
edy, complete the program. Coming
tomorrow night, "The Opened Shut .
Iers," four-act classic in optimism.
Recorders Court Busy Business is
GOOD in the city recorders court, ac-
,ording to w. B. Sheldon, city audi
or, who has recently completed his
audit of the city books. One hun
ired and seventy-two cases have been
ried between April l, 1914, and Jan
lary l, 1915. fines aggregating 1882
1aving been collected from this
source during that time. The charges
over multitude of offenses.
To Manufacture Cholera Virus-In-
corporation papers today were filed
With the county clerk by the Imperial
Valley Serum Company, which will l.
anti-hog cholera virus for
he prevention of hog cholera. The
capital stock has been set at $4,000.
$1,000 of which already has been sub
;cribed. The virus will be manufac-
ured at the A. L. Loffer ranch near
imperial. The directors are s. r..
A. l.. and Earl Loffer.
At the Tulane-"The Man on the
Box" in five reels, featuring Max
tigman and Lolita Robertson. This
$ a military romance more thrilling
han the play and more attractive
han the novel. It contains 312 scenes
md was stared throughout Southern
'alifornia. This is an unusually good
,ffering-another of the kind that
will continue to make Friday nights
1t the Tulane very popular. A fea-
ure picture and one comedy, "The
irate Imperyl Sirkus." Regular ad
Shot During Row-Shot during
drunken row, man whose name has
lot been learned is being treated for
| bullet wound in the leg, while his
lssai!ant, G. W. Peck, is held at the
.ountv jail. The arrest was made by
Deputy City Marshal Whaley. Ac-
3crding to the story of the officers. 4
both men were under the influence Of /.
Dooze and engaged in a quarrel, which .
ater resulted in a display of fire
arms. The fracas occurred in the vi
Unity of Fourth and Orange streets
early yesterday evening.