Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-03
CITY AND VALLEY

Maxey Granted Judgment-Superior
Judge Cole today signed the Judgment
in the case of J. II. MaXey vs.. Jack
Murray, granting the PLAINTIFF $500,
together with costs. The case was
heard February 10.
Appeals Perfected-Appeals in both
1.-The u. S. Cuin case and the case OF
+. J. Phillips have been perfected and
are now on file at the Court of Ap-
peals at Los Angeles. Both cases will
be set for trial on April 26.
Taken TO PattOn-Y. Strange, COM
mitted to Patton following an exam
ination by the county insanity board,
this morning was taken to the South
ern California hospital in the custody
of Deputy Sheriff E. S. Cummings.
l.. < s. Theatre-Pauline Bush, in
The Sin of Olga Brandt heralded
as one of the strongest film stories yet
produced, is the headliner tonight.
The Animated Weekly of Current
Events" and The German Bowlers"
complete the program.
Notice to Club Women-The COM
mittee on the home talent play desire
all members holding tickets who have
not already made returns to do so at
once to Mrs. Ritz, corner of Seventh
and Olive streets, in order that a full
report can be made Thursday.
AT the Tent Tonight@"The Rise and
Fall of the Four Great Monarchies, ,"
and the division of the last one into
ten parts. These great facts were
all foretold thousands of years ago
by the prophets Of old. All are full
filled. Remember the time, 1870 p. m.
Theatre Tulane-"The Typhoon,' -
presented by the Paramount Players
IN five reels, an unusual story of the
love and tragedy of a young Japa-
nese. Two shows will be given, at
7 and S:45. No advance in prices.
Coming Thursday night, Psyche, the
brain marvel
To Attend COnference-C. M. Ber-
ry, secretary of the Imperial Irriga-
ton District; c. K. lockwood, engi-
neer Of the district, and Tom Kinds.
will attend a conference at CaleXico
tomorrow with Mexican irrigation Of
ficlals to confer on matters pertain
ing to the district.
Parent Teachers-All persons in
tending to the present at the Parent |
Teachers Association banquet on Fri
day of this week should secure tick
cts not later than Thursday evening,
in order that the committee may know |
how many to nrovide for. Places may /
be reserved by telephoning Professor
Kerr at the High School. Phone 1O4.
Reciprocity Day-The Woman's Ten
Thousand Club observe their annual |
Reciprocity day on thursday, Febru-
airy A. This is the day when the club
is hostess to visiting club women from
all parts of the county. The program,
including travel talk by Mrs. C. |
+. Sprouse, an exhibition of folk dam
cling by young ladies under the direc-
ton of Miss Nath, three-minute talks |
by the visiting presidents of the va
rlous clubs, interspersed with music, |
will be held at the Tulane theatre, at |
the close of which adjournment will
be taken to Masonic hall for a social |
hour and refreshments.
Double Arraignment Friday. l..
Laino, charged with the murder of w. |
d. O'Guin, Calexico rancher, and |
George Shields and Margaret Smith,
with assault with intent to |
commit murder, will be arraigned Fri
day, according to an announcement |
made today by Attorney Wilson, who
will appear for the defense of the
trio. Laino is charged with the slay-
ing of O'Guin, whom he is alleged to
have struck with a shovel, inflicting
injuries that later resulted in the
death of the rancher. George Shields
and Margaret Smith, both colored, are
held on charge of attacking K. C. +
Henderson on Christmas day and in
flicting bullet wound that has con-
fined their alleged victim to his bed
In 1 l. H.. - IL