Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-01

Myers, resigned. myers feSlSll
ton is effective January ].
Wilbur told Governor Richardson
Ill q telegram that he deeply ap
, preciated the honor connected will
the offer, but he felt that his post
of duty was III the capital in charge
of the navy.
the rear Of the county Jail Sunday
night, was buried yesterday after
noon in the county plot at Mountain
| View cemetery. Every effort mad,
by the authorities to find someone
who could give information about
the man failed. He had removed
everything from his person that
might aid to identify him and an
parently planned his death for some
time.
Furniture Bargains. Clayton &
Stevens. 115 No. 5th. adv
Furniture at Low Prices. Inves.
tigate before buying. Clayton &
Stevens. lis No. 5th. adv
Martinez Gets Six Months-Ig-
nacio Martinez, known to the 30
lice as " Ignatz Martin,' was SEN
fenced to the county jail for six
months on a petty larceny charge
by Judge Whitelaw in the police
court this morning. Martinez stole
a woman's dress from a local store
yesterday but was chased and ar
rested by Officer Vivian.
Miss Estelle Needham will give q
short musical program at the Aea-
denny of Music at eight O'Clock,
| Friday evening, Dec. 4th. She will
be assisted by Miss Helen Cruick-
shank, Mezzo Soprano, aecompani-
ed by Mr.. Elmer A. Todd. The pub
| lie is cordially invited. adv
Mayor Anderson Here - Mayor
George w. Anderson arrived in the
city from Los Angeles this morn
ing, and is registered at the Hotel
Barbara Worth. The mayor is
| spending part of his time i'll Los
Angeles, but continues to attend to
his business and other interests
here.
Wood-Wood - Wood Seasoned
Red Oak. Phone l. Pioneer Truck.
cod
Remains Sent 70 Colorado The
| body of Mrs. Jane Lacretia Proc tor,
who died in this city Sunday, was
shipped this morning by b. E.
Lemons to Canyon City, Colorado,
where funeral services will be held.
Mrs. Proctor was the mother of Ed
Proctor Of this city and died after
a short illness.
Hotel Barbara Worth Cafe. Good
food. Quick service. Reasonable
prices. Table 'hote and A la, Carte
service. tue fri
Don't Forget to phone sew or
call at 1866 Adams for chicken
for your Sunday dinner. We have
them frying size or fat hens. adv
Attractive Bazaar Gifts = Many
attractive articles are being offered
for, sale, at the Presbyterian Guild
bazaar, which opened this morn
ing and will continue throughout to-
day and tomorrow. Gifts which
would make charming Christmas
remembrances and greatly simplify
the strenuous Christmas season for
their purchasers are in evidence.
Cooked foods are also on sale. Ba-
zaar headHlarters are in the store
building next to the National Bak-
cry.
Benefit Dance at Mt. Signal
School Sat. Dee. 5. Charleston con-
test and other entertainment fea
lures. adv
Des Moines Man Visitor-William
Wise, former mayor of Des Moines,
Iowa, and now president of the Mer-
chants Credit association of that
city, arrived in the city this after
noon from San Diego for short Wis
it with DR.. Edwin o. Carter. DR..
Carter recently moved here from
Des Moines and is an old friend of
Mr.. Wise. The latter is also friend
of A. II. Keller, of the local Bank of
Italy.
The Methodist Bazaar will open
Friday morning, 10 o'clock, next to
Martin 8 Bakery. adv
Altar Society Meeting-The Al
tar society of st. Mary's Catholic
church will meet tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Feeney of 765 Olive
street, will be hostess. The meet
ing is called for ESQ o'clock. ts
All Invited to Tea-An invitation
is extended to all women of the
community to attend the annual
chrysanthemum tea to be given by
the members of the Methodist
Ladies' aid at the Oria Kennah
studio on Olive avenue from 2:30
to 5 O'Clock tomorrow. A musical
program will be given throughout
the afternoon.
Many Lovely and useful gifts for
sale Friday and Saturday. Metho-
dist Bazaar, next to Martin s Bak-
cry. Cooked food also. adv