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PAGE EIGHT ilakprooftiosiery Guaranteed six months against holes or new ones free A. HOROWITZ Katz Building 21 Pounds Sugar for $1.00 With Order. Mail Orders Promptly Filled and Shipped Same Day. CARL MILLER'S. The Original Basket Grocery.

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San Bernardino, Cat. Cload Vvudayt 1 to 8 p. a. Get in Your Order For That 1914 Buick now. 33 Strengthen the Weak Spots What are the weak spots in your nature, the traits that are delaying your success? success? sr at is one ot tnem a thoughtless way of hanrllina 7 little "sav ing drill" strengthen you in this respect, and give a heavier stroke to your effort? Try this daily "exercise" six months: Contest every desire to spend needlessly.

Put the amounts saved in the Savings Bank of San Bernardino. You'll add moral fibre to your character and sinew to your purse. is- 1 ULn Bernardino BRING YOUR HORSES to the Union Shop. We guarantee our work. E.

L. HILD 324 Street FRESH FISH Every Day. All Kinds of Fruit. San Diego Fish Market 306 Street. Chas.

R. McCormick Lumber Company I.l'MHER LATH SCRKKX POORS CEMENT 1'LAoTER Cffire YardThird and I St. fS) "ON THE CORNER" SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913. HIT DESTINED TO MAKE GOOD Mining Camp in Eastern End of the County Promises to Develop. Hart, the desert mining camp, that sprang into existence in the spring of 1908, during the panicky day, flourishing with all the frills and excitement of a newly discovered Nevada mining camp, afterward thawing out, seems destined to make good yet.

Hart Is located In the extreme eastern end of San Bernardino county, close to the Nevada state line, and about five miles from Barnwell. The original discovery was made in January. 1 SOS. by Hart and Hitt, two Goldfleld prospectors. Since that time there have been three mint's developed, a 10-stamp mill erected and a large tonnage of ore blocked out to great depth in the camp.

This has been accomplished in spite of the knocks the camp has received and the recurring effects of the misrepresentations of the "ground floor' promoters. The formation in the Hart district Is rhyolltlc, the ore coming from an immense brecriated tone, where it occurs In lenses of quart that are cemented together with kayoline. A singular feature of the district is the entire absence of walls. The Big Chief mine has been developed with a vertical shaft end 3000 feet of laterals. Twenty men are employed In the mine, one-half the force being engaged In producing and the balance In future development.

There Is a large tonnage blocked out for extraction and the management Is keeping this work up on an even basis with the production. The values run from IS to in Bold per ton. The water for the 10-stamp mill comes from Barnwell, nine miles distant, by gravity. F. K.

Browne, formerly of Goldfield, who was connected with the C. O. P. and Gold Bar mines. Is in charge of the development on the Big Chief.

On the Oro Belle tlve main shaft has attained a depth of S00 feet and drifting is now feeing performed on the 700 and SOO-foot levels. There Is an abundance of ore on this property and a mill will be. installed upon the solution of the water problem. LICENSED BREWSTER FULLBRIGHT Clifford bee Brewster, native of Arkansas, age 22, resident of San Bernardino, and Addelene Mae Fulbright, native of Missouri, age 22. resident of Red-lands.

JURE-BYRAM Leon Jure, a native of Canada and resident of Redlands, age 20, and Mary S. Byram, a native ot California and resident of San Bernardino, age IS. Issued at Riverside. 1ST PAY ALIMONY Sixty-five dollars a month alimony is the amount Bruce McCormick, formerly a saloon keeper and now owner of a general store at Otis. Is required to pay his wife, Mary A.

who is suing him for divorce. The motion for alimony was heard by Judge B. F. Bledsoe yesterday. Attorneys Curtis and McXabb appeared for Mrs.

McCormick and Attorneys Daley and Byrne for the defendant Mayer Bonnett yesterday filed suit against Elena Bonnett. Attorney H. T. Dewhirst filed the action and Bonnett resides In Redlands. ALL OVER FACE Festered and Came to Head.

Scratching Made Sores. Caused Disfigurement. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Face Now Clear. 1413 E.

Geneasoe Baginaw, Mich. "Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured me of a very bad disease of the face without leaving a soar. Pimple broke out all over my face, red and large. They festered and came to a bead. They Itched and burned and caused me to cratch them and make sores.

They laid they were aned wart. At night I waa restless from Itching. When the barber would ihave me my face would bleed terribly. Then acaba would form afterwards, then they would drop off and the so-called seed wart would come back again. They were on my face fur about nine months and the trouble caused disfigurement while it lasted.

"One day I read In the paper of the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I received a free ample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and It waa to much value to me that I bought a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointmunt at the drug store. In about tea dayi my face began to heal up. I kept on using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and In a vary short time after, the cat dropped off the red spots whore they were vanished also. face ii now clear of the warts and not a acar la left." (Signed) C.

O'Brien, Maj 12, 1913. Cuticura Soap 25c and Cuticura Olntmnt 60c. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book.

Address post-card "Cuticura. Dept. Mr Men who (have and shampoo with Cuticura Soap III beat for akin and scalp, Advertisement. VITAL RECORD BRUCE mm LARB PULES Sdkl HappiMrnig FulbrightBrewster Wedding Today THE marriage of Mis3 Addeline Mae Fulbright. of Redlands.

and Clifford Lee Brewster, of this city, will take place this afternoon at at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fulbright, in Redlands.

The wedding will be one of pretty appointments, and the ceremony will be pronounced by Rev. George S. Clark, pastor of the M. E. church, south, in Redlands.

The wedding trip will be to San Francisco, and the bridal pair will leave by the Saint over the Santa Fe this evening. Their home is to be In this city, at 363 Monte Vista street, where the groom, baa built a pretty bungalow for his bride. The groom is a member of the superintendent of the Santa Fe's clerical force, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Brewster, of Colton.

The bride is a sister ol Mrs. H. M. Webster and James Kammerer, of San Bernardino, and among the numerous showers and social affairs given in the bride-elect's honor since the announcement of her engagement some days ago, was one by Mrs. Webster at her home here.

The many friends of both bride and groom in the three cities of the valley, in which they are 8U well known, are ready to extend all good wishes and congratulations on the bappy event to occur today. It A Delightful Lawn Party-Miss Olive Morris entertained a party of friends last evening at a very delightful summer moonlight lawn party at her home, at 770 street. Bright Japanese lanterns gave the lawn a gala aspect, and there were clusters of asters on tables here and there. At a jolly bonfire in the rear, marshmallowg were toasted, and popcorn popped. Punch was also served outdoors, and music and games enliv ened the merry evening, which was enjoyed by the MisBes Ruth Queen, Margaret Rogers, Florence Pariseau, Ellen Queen, Jean Story, of Los Angeles; Olive iMprris, Earl Skinner, Paul Queen, Harold Swisher, Daniel Devening, Cecil French, Lloyd john-son.

Returns From Delightful Visit Mrs. Florence M. Orton of Highland bas just returned from a five weeks' visit at San Diego where she was the house guest of Mrs. Will S. Hebberd, and enjoyed a most delightful time, the summer season being very gay at San Diego.

Mrs. Hebberd is the most popular of hostesses, and has many friends here, having been a guest at Colonel Prescott's home in Highland last spring. The Hebberds are now living at their beautiful country home at Chula Vista, the Japanese garden of which is famous. One of the pleasant events of the visit was the luncheon given at he Hebberd home by Mrs. 'Hebberd for the Peruvian minister, Pezet, and party.

The ladies of the Hebberd household were included in the distin guished visitor's party 0n a sight-see- ing trip to Ocean Beach, on which there was much jollity and "freedom of the city" to the visitors, E. J. Lewis, vice consul at San Diego, being a member of the party during their stay in the city. During the yacht races the Hebberds and Mrs. Orton were guests at, the commodore's dinner at the yacnt club, and included In the many festivities incident to the races.

As a farewell for Mrs. Orton, Mrs. gave a large garden party and dance, entertaining a large num ber of guests, among those from out of town being Mrs. Gladys Katz Par sons, who is a guest at the Grant ho tel. Mr.

Hebberd is a prominent arch! tect, and his home is one of mucn Beauty and picturesqueness. The grounds were lighted with Japanese lanterns enclosing electric globes, and the guests danced on the large Verandas. pleasant Day at Meadowbrook The meeting of the W. C. T.

U. at Meadowbrook park yesterday was a picnic outing with current events program and lunch at noon, followed in the afternoon by a civics program in charge of Mrs Patterson. The new lawg were discussed and a song service completed the program. The attendance was large many coming down in the afternoon for the program. SULZER WILL TAKE I By Associated Press to THE SUX.

ALBANY, N. Aug. 19 Governor Sulzer will decline to abide by the opinion of Attorney General Car-mody, declaring Lieutenant Governor Martin H. Glynn to be the acting governor of the state, and will seek a court decision to test the legality of bis impeachment (by the assembly, was the general opinion expressed in official circles today. Both Mr.

Sul- zer and his counsel decline to discuss the attorney general' findings. The legislature was scheduled to meet at noon, when it was expected Acting Governor Glynn would trans mit a message concerning financial matters, the acceptance of which would amount to formal recognltipn of bis claims to the governorship, spending the Impeachment proceed ings against Sulzer. LOOTED WSECXE9, KEPOmT By Associated Prens to TUB SUN. HT. PAUL.

Aug. 19. The Oriental limited of the Great Northern Is wrecked near Grand Forks, X. according to a report here late tonight. 0U Mrs.

W. Gould Brokaw at Last Wins Divorce Mrs. W. Gould Erotaw, who was one ot the most beautiful women in Mew York city and whose domestic troubles have been aired In the courts ifor sev eral years, has at last won a divorce from her husband. That is, a.

referee who heard the case has recommended to the court 'that she ibe granted a decree. And it he recommendation Is so strong that there is. little doubt the court will 'indorse it. Birthday Celebrated at Stag Party T7DE COHN was given a birthday I celebration last evening in the w- way of a surprise stag party, of which the participants were the sev eral young men associated with him In the C. Colin Dry Goods company.

It was all very cleverly planned, and the party of guests arriving at the Conn home In Sixth street while Mr. and Mrs. Cohn were away on a short auto ride, formed an "ambush" in the garage, where they could not fail to capture the victim. All came out as planned, and there was a jolly denouement. The guests were Invited indoors, where a tempt ing supper was served, Mrs.

Cohn making a delightful hostess. Small steins were the favors at the places, and the and viands were at tractively set forth. When the moment came to "smoke up" the host looked in vain for his cigars, the supply having mysterious ly disappeared. This was the cue for the presentation of a handsome silver cigar box with Mr. Cohn's initials in old English on the cover.

Prime Havanas were within, and the good fortune and birthdays for the future of Mr. Cohn were expressed in smoke enjoyment by the company and followed later by a game of cards. Those who enjoyed the conspiracy and evening of enjoyment were E. B. Morse, Guy F.

Moore, J. N. Spears, Ted Bonham, Mr. Richards, Mr. Gif ford.

XIV DRESSES By Associated Press to THE SUN. PORTLAND, Aug. 19. Mayor Albee today ordered Chief of Police Clarke to arrest every woman wearing an "x-ray" dress on the streets. changes nr crrBREiccrr bill WASHINGTON, Aug.

19. Chairman Owen, of the senate currency ecommit-tee, considered one of the framera of the bill, told associates today he would recommend important changes. Owea is opposed ot the reserve bank plan and to the proposal to compel national banks to enter the federal system and other features. aoHsas ass Kicooirrnojr By Associated Press to THE SUN. TltrNIDAD, Aug.

19. Endorsement of the efforts by the United Mine AVorkers of America to secure recognition from the coal operators In district No. 15 is embodied In an "emergency' resolution" passed this afternoon by the Colorado State Federation of Labor. XT, DISSOLUTION By Associated Press to THE St'N. WASH! XC.TOIX, Aug.

19. The Investigation of the Union Pacific dissolution decree by a congressional committee nine, which Is to report If further' legislation desirable to strengthen the anti-trust and Interstate commerce laws, is proposed In a resolution by Representative Kindel "of Colorado. Uie For Old Jabota. Half Tvorn plnlted Jabot of lace or lace and net may be put to excellent ose by ripping, cleaning and preswinp If necensnry and Inverting for cbemt ette on the lo.v rlit frock. They muj also be used to manufacture numerous odd collars and ruff, of which there cannot be.

too many In tbls.year'a wardrobes. Woman It Interested and should know about the wonderful Marvel KiHJr tvoucne A A roardrogrlit for It. If he cannot r.p-ply (he MARVEL, WOMEN WEARING ARRESTED 3 Every accept so otner, but tend itatnp forboolt. aaaassaaaayjta STREET, OPP. COURT HOUSE.

Linen Jacket Suits Were $10, $12.50 and $15, now Tomorrow you can pick from our entire stock of Linen Jacket Suits that sell at from $10 to $15 a suit, for $5.00. Come in White, Natural Linen Color and Navy Blue. They are made of finest quality Irish Linen Suiting and are splendidly made, high-grade suits. More than 25 to choose from. Also a few suits of wide-wale Cotton Wash Corduroy.

Mqst all sizes in the lot a wonder value at $5.00. August Clean-Up Sale Will Continue AH Week Summer Merchandise Sacrificed Big Reductions in all Departments. BOAT UPSETS CREW OF 14 Government Steamer Capsizes on Mississippi During WindStorm. By Associated Press to THE BTJH. KEOKUK, lan A tiff.

19. The government ateamer Henry Boase turned turtle on the Mississippi here daring- a wind and liffhtninff atom late this afternoon. A crew of 14 apparently were trapped In the cabin below the water line. SEVEN ASS DROWNED KEOKUK, Aug. 19.

Seven wero drowned. Captain Gus Sclfert and seven others escaped. The boat had been used in building a dam. LINED FACES. They Are Often Due to Thoughtless Childish Grimaces, The wrinkles on many middle aged faces could be traced to establish grimaces.

Every one hears much of smiling eyes. Probably tbey owe much of their popularity to the fact that tbey do not produce wrinkles. The smile which creases the face into dozens of tine lines does produce wrinkles. Grimaces are in the same class with this face lining; smlie. Tbey should be discouraged.

Many children, too, perform little tricks with various parts of the body which result In awkward or ungraceful habits which are later bard to overcome. For Instance, the double jointed child who can bend bis thumbs and Gngers In all directions often does so, to the admiring wonder of his playmates, until bis knuckles are enlarged and misshapen. The small boy that can swing from bis arms la sometimes cheered, even by bis elders. Into dislocating a shoul der. The little girl whose parents smile at ber when she walks pigeon toed sometimes does so until she bas formed a bablt of walking with ber toes turned In.

For be It from any one to discourage childish play. Gymnastics and all sorts of bodily exercise, if properly directed, lead to agility and strength. But children should be discouraged from Indulging in grimaces and "tricks" which will In time distort their features and bodies. Wrinkles just beginning to form are comparatively easily conquered, and this good reason should send every woman off to ber cream jar as soon as tbey begin to appear. For one reason or another tbey are Ignored; powder and liquids leaving a deposit on the akin will conceal them for a tHne, but tbey are there, nevertheless, and some day tbey cannot be hidden, no matter bow you cream and powder, and then, tearfully, a woman takes her wrinkles seriously and admits her years of willful neglect A very simple cream for plumping the skin contains lanolin, two ounces; cocoa butter, two ounces; sweet almond oil, two ounces.

To this may be added a few drops of any favorite perfume. An excellent emollient cream for flesh making used on the arms as well as the neck Is prepared In the following manner: Fresh lard, one gram; alcohol (80 per cent), twenty grams, es ence of rosemary, eleven drops; essence of bergnmot, eleven drops. Rub the bands and wrists with a liberal amount of olive oil to whlcb bas been added a few drops of benzoin. This not only acts as a food, but as a whltener as well. A pair of loose gloves from which the finger tips have been cut worn at nlgbt will aid.

TRAPPED San Bernardino's Largest and Finest Dry FIEND ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF fiy Associated Press to THE SUN. VIEIfXiA, Austria, Aujr. 19. An attempt to assassinate Duron Skerlecz, the new royal commission of Croatia, was made at vAgram today by Dre-Jejo, who claims socialistic affiliations. The commission escaped with a flesh wound in the arm.

Drcjejo said he returned to Agram from tAtnerlca In October last with the Intention of attempting: the lift of Baron CuvaJ d'lvalska, the retiring royal commissioner. IN 1 SHADOW CHASXOTTE BTAPLET HAWKXX The remains of Mrs. Charlotte Stap-ley Hawker were laid to rest yesterday amid the presence of hundreds of sorrowing friends, who revered the beloved old woman In life and sorrowed at her demise. The funeral services were held from the' Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at the corner of Fifth and streets, and Interment In the old city cemetery. The Hcv.

George Wixom officiating at both services, the pioneers' ritual being administered at the grave, where the remains He beside those of the husband, who died nine years ago. Rev. A'lonzo Jones assisted In the services. The choir was composed of Miss Bessie Bemls, Mrs. Charles Crumley, Rene Anthony and Atoner Anthony.

The pallbearers were James Miller, I). L. AI-drldge, H. Thornton, Charles Wlxom, Franjc Barker and De La M. Woodward.

Stephens Son had charge. km, CABOLunc rrrssrooK Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Fitzhugh will be held thle afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of the J. D. McDonald company and Rev.

A. F. Road-house Will have charge of the services. The Interment will foe In the city cemetery, i AXiBXBT JAUSSANT The funeral of Albert Jaussant, wrho died in the northern part of the city Monday night, will be held from the Catholic church this afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Father John Brady officiating.

Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery. Stephens Son have charge. I. HAD MUrZKS ZN BIOT ITJAT RIVER, Aug. 19.

The first rioting In the strike of In the St. Francis county lead mines took place today. There was a skirmish between foreign miners and a sheriffs posse. MADE ON HERPICIDE IS THE "ORIGINAL DANDRUFF GERM DESTROYER" Just because you happen to see or hear the statement somewhere that another preparation will kill the dandruff germ, top falling hair and is Just as good as Herpldde. don't be fooled and allow yourself to be swindled out of your money.

Ymi want Newbro'a Herplcide, the remedy that has been tried, has stood tlw test of time and now has more sat-lufled users than all other similar preparations combined. An attempt to sell you something' else is merely another effort to profit from the good name established by the only "genuine dandruff germ destroyer." Herplcide adds gloss and beauty to New Fire Proof Warehouse For Storage of Household Goods. Goods House. Shipping. First Class Experienced Packer.

American Truck Co.1 BOTH PHONES 338. $5.00 OF Mexican Near Los Angeles Beats Lena Siter Unconscious; Throws on Tracks. LOS ANGELES, 19. Miss Lena Slier, daugliter of a prominent business man and banker of Watts, was attacked and nearly slain by a Mexican at Burk station Saturday night. Unconscious, she was thrown across the rails of the Whlttler line, but her form was seen by the crew of an approaching car.

A Mexican whose name Tias not been made public was arrested near Whlttler by a deputy sheriff early today and is being held there for investigation. It was asserted at Long Beach that Miss Slier had Identified the man, but this could not be confirmed. Miss Slier is beoing taken care of at the home of a sister, 105 South Grand avenue, Long Beach. Miss Slier Is being taken care of at Mexican that it was not until today that she could give a clear recital of the attack. She said: "I was waiting' at Burk station on tho Whlttier line Saturday night when I was attacked.

I had visiting my sister, Mrs. J. E. Jamison, on Telegraph road, near Rivera. I saw a Mexican come out of an orange grove, but did not become alarmed until I saw he had a large stone in his hand.

Before I could do anything to protect myself he sprang at me and struck me. "I tried to run but he seized my arm and struck' me again. I stumbled and he struck me the blow of all. I fell unconscious." The crew of a car going to Whlttler picked up the girl's story at this point and said they saw her body oh the track when the car was a half mile away. The car wag stopped and tho crew, followed by all the passengers In the car, alighted.

A man was seen running through the trees and the street car men and the passengers, about 20 in all, Joined In the pursuit. He escaped. After Miss Slier told her story today she gave a description of her assailant and a Mexican was found In a grading camp who answers the description. He denies the charge. SEATTLE, Aug.

19. M. R. Mitchell, aged 29, formerly Wells Fargo agent at Clifton, was arrested here today, charged with embezzlement of a large sum of money belonging to the company. tha hair, keeps the scalp free from dandruff and prevents the hair from falling out.

It stops itching of the scalp almost Instantly. It may be claimed that other hair remedies will do the same things, but Herplcide really does them. Its years of success prove this. Send 10c In postage or silver for sample ami booklet to the Herplcide Dept. Detroit, Mich.

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