The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 5

Question Us about Wagons, Harness, Horso Supplies, and our prices. You'll not regret it. Wagons-Pqqq OrOSt 369 Third. Phone. Home 150 Anthony Beimer Contractor and Builder.

Job Work Promptly Attended to. Phone Red 2404. UTENSILS For the Iitchen and iiamping OuUits CARTER'S RACKET. 326 St. P0I1THAL ANNOUNCEMENTS SIDNEY V.

HORTON, of Mission Precinct, Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Supervisor in the Fifth Supervisor district, subject to the decision of the Democratic district convention. We buy and sell everything. The Peopled Furniture Co. 381 Street. Sewing Machines to Rent Tents and Camping Outfits.

Hello Main 142. Flowers lor Commencement. We have what you want. MRS. A.

L. HURTT At Barton Catick's. Store phones 80 Garden phone. Farmer 175. Patronizing A SON Pays Jeweler and Optician 310 St.

Opp. Court House Ilea? SSmithson Transfer and Storage Co Agents for Transcontinental Freight Co. Reduced rates to and from the Fast. Phones: Home DG, Black 253L Sunset. Hotel Bids.

305 Street. SMOKE UP 4 Cigars and Smokers' Supplies L. D. Stewart1 Hole! Block Vc are offering Sou An Opportunity to purchase, seasonable; millinery at saving- The lowness of the pikes astonishes all and makes buyers of those i who came to see them. ROBERTS MILLINERY STORE 358 Street.

SAN BERNARDINO DAILY auN- "The Store With a Reputation Behind It." All Fancy Vests at a Saving of 20 Per Cent For Two Days These are the latest vests made. Materials of mercerized silk, fancy worsteds, flannels, pique and wash goods. If you have a fancy vect you can get another of later make for four-fifths of us value. Full set teeth. Gold crown, Bridge work, $5.00 313 Street Over Bracewell's Grocery KODAK DEVELOPING FBEE The Hatch Studio, 443 Third St.

Home I'hunc S5G. Velox Prints, Ilrowniu's, 3cti 3 I 'i 4x5, 3A, Sets each. Work the best. Kodukers should writ I', idiom- or call at the studio for OFl'KK. Oprn Sunduvs 10 to 3 p.

in. Artistic l'ortralture our Specialty. The daintiest of louet creams is Cream Innovation Don't be without it in your home. Fern Drug Store 459 Third Street. Lady DruggrUt Attendant age AND General Repair Shop DRAPER SMITI STREET Opposite Stewart Hotel.

FOR San Francisco Mifcrjix Santa Barbara Leave Redondo at 12.00 noon. STEAMER SANTA ROSA WEDNESDAYS STEAMER QUEEN SUNDAYS Due at San Francisco 2 p. m. next day DAYLIGHT OCEAN EXCURSION. FOR SAN DIEGO TUESDAY 8.

S. SANTA ROSA. SATURDAY 8. S. QUEEN Leave San Pedro 10:30 A.

M. tteameiB connect at San Francisco with the Company's steamers for EUREKA, SEATTLE, VICTORIA VANCOUVER, ALASKA AND ALL POINTS IN NORTHWEST or full particulars address H. BRANDT, D. $28 South Spring street Log Angeles, Cul C. D.

DUN ANN, O. P. Broadway Sn SVannlRMi Cl WALL PAPER ChiEAP-ER THAN EVER The SUCCESS 370 St. The Taint. Wall Paper Ticlure Store Careful Druggists.

Phones: Red 1161; Home 116 "The Quick and Careful Druggists" Nothing Is Shirked Here The mere difficult it in to compound a the more reason why you should bring it here. Eaoh and every prescription is properly filled to the very last and smallest detail. We take nc6Hort cuts in tht compounding of any recipe and we spare no pain tn produce perfect prescription work. Towne, Seccombe Allison 4 1 The Cluck and 406 Third Street. Dr.

C. C. Smith's New System Dentists Established 1896. Here to Stay. Lowest prices.

Consistent with first class work. 1 1 PERSONAL Mrs. A. G. Kendall and daughter, Miss Georgiana Kendall, will leave to morrow on the Los Angeles Limited I of the Salt Lake, for.

Boston, where they will visit with relatives, and lat-ler go to Vermont for a visit uith Mrs. Kendall's mother. They expect be away about three months, and will leuirn by way of the Canadian Pacific, stopping in Portland for a visit wilh Mrs. Samuel Gordon Heed and Mrs. G.

S. Brackett. Miss Nellie Sanborn, the well-known deaconess. Is a guest of Rev. and Mis.

Crist at the First M. E. parsonage. Miss Sanborn will speak at the 11 o'clock service, and Children's day program will occupy the evening hour. Miss Elizabeth Cobbs is making an over-Sunday visit with Miss Maude Bassett, of Pomona- college, at Clare-niont.

Victor C. Smith, general manager of the Anowhead Reservoir and Power company, returned from Little Bear valley at noon yesterday, after looking over the progress of the work on the mountain. Miss Beatrice Chapman is making a visit with her sister. Mrs. Fred Blackburn, at San Jacinto, and resting after the strenuous work as sten ographer to the Director General during the preparations for "the Festival of the Arrowhead.

Mrs. Seth Marshall has returned from a visit of several days in Los Angeles, as the guest of Mrs. L. C. Scheller at 1011 Cypress avenue.

Mrs M. Smith of Los Angeles, supreme deputy of the Ladies' Cath olic Benevolent association, is at the Stewart. Mrs. L. C.

Earl and little daughter Draga, of Yarnell, Arizona, are guests of relatives, Mrs. D. A. Scott and family, at Third street. Mrs.

V. F. Lemon and Miss Grace Newell will go to Santa Ana tomorrow for a two days' visit with friends. Miss Lillian Alllo will go to Los Angeles this morning to spend the dav wilh friends. Mail Carrier L.

D. Palmer of the local postoffice force, has been confined to his home for several days by illness. Dr. J. Ronna, dentist, gone east, office closed until further notice.

Beckley's Barber Shop moved to M. O. Bldg, 3rd opp. Harris' store. The best cure Tor toomache when fall, see Dr.

A. C. Tucker, den-ant, N. W. Cor.

3rd and E. Serr, Upholsterer. N. C. SL.

Home 3042 Mrs. W. C. Foster again In charge of Hobbs House, 570 Court St. Board and Rooms.

Best meals In city. Telephone Talbot's Main 163 Filgh Grade Teas and Coffees. for GRAFTON'S VACATION TOURS. All water trip to Alaska, 5,632 miles, 27 days, $175; all expenses Included. Also 30Nday trip via' Yellowstone Park, Columbia river, and Puget Soi.nd to Alaska, $292.25.

Yellowstone Park and return direct 10 days, $137.75 All water trin to Puget Sound and 10 cities, 15 days, $95. For particulars of these grand personally conducted trips address, Grafton's Tours 601 S. Spring Los Angeles GOOD MEN BEHIND IT New Gai Company Fortunate in its Officer. Tlio stronRost posiblo endorsement of the Southern California Gas Circuit ctnnpnny. Is found in the names and officers of.the organization.

Now that public Interest In the gas proposition is so keen, great significance attaches to the mnke-up of the official hoard and direct-j orate. Rerthold Tlaviicli, the president of the company, Is well known throughout this state in business circles. )li financial Interests are many, and his standing as to means to carry out his enterprises, or integrity in his methods has been attained during years cf business activity and experience. The treasurer and financial manager of the Southern California Gas Circuit enmrony Is M. X.

Newmark, the widely known capitalist. These are men who look for and are able to command legitimate success in any enterprise ot which they lend their aid and influence, llermap Colin Is president of the Golden Slate Shoe company, and W. Ilellman Is another name long familiar to the business public. Iloth these men n're vice-presidents of the Southern California Gas Circuit company, and Samuel T. Mock, the well-known attorney is secretary.

Thus officered, the Southern California Gas Circuit company, proposes to furnish gas to consumers in Glendale, Tronieo and ether suburban towns of Los Angeles. With the best possible natural advantages for the economical production and delivery of gas already In possession, the company has now under consld ration the latest and best improved' methods and systems of manufacture. will bus enter the fields with advantages which older gas companies can cnlv obtain, if at all. by tile sacrifice of present olants and the Introduction of entirely new outfits. All these tilings will aid to Inspire liberal dividends on the capital stock.

The capitalization, lias teen pin it such a figure as to obviate lie nec essity of bonding, and all profit wilt go to the stockholders. The number oi consumers already slgred up. Is suffic ient to Insure proflfabl; operation from the start, and this Is made the more certain by the Introduction of a strictly modern plant, as proposed. Added to this Is the further fact that this list of consumers Is Increasing every ia. It Is proposed to increase the directorate of the company, the men being selected from the.

localities furnished with gas. This Is strictly In harmony with the Intention of making this a home concern. The company will thus he at all times in direct touch with consumers. In the direction of making this a home concern, efforts will also he made tc place as much stock as possible with the consumers. It Is hoped that In this way, many house owners wil' receive, dividends sufficient at least to cover their gas bills.

This feature of the enterprise rests entirely with the consumers. Men with money to Invest not onlv in Lo Angeles, but from almost everv business renter throughout Southern California are investing tn the company. For gas production gives the greatest Certainly of nrofit of almost any public utility. and no other gas company In all Southern California has such a Held, and such au vantages as this. -SUNDAY, JUNE 14, IPOS.

PAGE FIVE Our Great Sale of Men's and Young Men's Suits at 1 -3 Off IN mid-season It' will go down in history as one of the most remarkab'e and opportune sales ever known as it comes at a timj when your Summer Wardrobe needs replenishing and the summer still ahead of so by all means take advantage of it. Not, Doubtful But, Facts These prices sold a great many suits yesterday, and they will sell a lot more tomorrow: $27.00 Suits 1-3 Off Now $25.00 Suits 1-3 Off Now Suits 1-3 Off Now The recognized quality and the high character of our clothing Is a double guarantee to you. "We pride ourselves on the unblemished reputa-tlon which this store has always had and the confluence the people have placed in us. Tuts is a straightforward reduction of 1-3 oft former selling price. Be among the first choosers tomorrow.

REPHH THRONGING luAGC the same in that the delegates were responsible to their constituents and not to him have had the effect of focusing particular attention upon the New York delegation, especially with reference to the attitude to be taken with regard to the vice presi dency. Representative Sherman of New York, one of the men generally mentioned In connection with the second place on the ticket, is among today's arrivals, and his presence is expected to lend impetus to the movement in his behalf. Second Place Gossip. The New York delegation probably will hold a caucus late today or Monday to discuss the situation. There are leaders of the party here who be-iieve that the vice presidency should go to some Eastern State, and as New York i3 regarded as debatable ground, it is believed that the delegation from that State can wield considerable influence in the choice of a second place candidate.

So far, however, the delegation is instructed on i.v to present the name of Governor Hughes for the presidency and vote for him when the balloting begins. The deteimination of the "allies" to iaij iru uiii ujui an aiuug llic: Hilt; is sustaining interest in the plans in the- various State delegations that are bound by instructions for one or another of the candidates other than Mr. Taft. Nearly all cf the State delegations are expected tio hold caucuses on Monday. Tomorrow will be heavy with arrivals, and Monday is expected to see the greatest Influx of delegates and visitors, The convention will be called to order by National Chairman Harry S.

New at noon on Tue day. The vice presidential situation had early tolay given no hint of clearing up, end is occupying the attention of ill the convention delegates and the followers who are here. The uew arrivals make their first inquiry as to ihe second place situation, but are confronted with non-committal replies to tTie effect that those here on the ground are but little better posted tlian the more distant, of incoming delegates on" the proposition to ihiow the prize inlo the arena of the convention to be fought for and1 won by the strongest bidder, is gaining many enthusiastic supporters. It certainly would add immensely to the interest In the proceedings of the convention and give the individual del egates a part in making the selection. There are so many candidates men- tioned in connection with the office that a popular, open vote seems to offer a most satisfactory solution of the problem.

MEMBERS OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS TO BE PRESENT Members of th national committee are resting today alter their arduous work of the past week. The committee sat many hours to hear dispose of the more than 200 contested places on the temporary roll of the convention, and there was a general sigh of relief when their labors were concluded last night. The decision ofthe committee gave Secretary Taft an instructed strength of G03 delegates, although his man ager, Frank H. Hitchcock, issued' a statement claiming that on the first ballot the secretary of war would receive 703, or those instructed and HOME Of GOOD Talk $18.00 $16.67 $15.00 $20.00 Suits 1-3 Now $18.00 Suits 1-3 iNOW Si 5.00 Suits 1-3 Now JOMS Largest and Handsomest Clothing 455-457 Third Street. pledged delegates being counted.

I Secretary Taft lost only four of all the contested1 cases. Two of those were in the fifth Virginia district, where a Foraker delegate was seated because a man who issued a call for "white men only" was allowed to act as secretary of the district convention. Two of the members of the diplomatic corps are expected to come from Washington next week to witness the proceedings of the convention, and in a sense they will be personal guests of President Roosevelt, inasmuch as when it was found that the national committee had no seats available for the diplomatic corps, the president gave up' twenty-five ot the seats allotted to him. Ambassadors Bryce of Great Britain and Jus-seraud of France are among the most distinguished of the foreign guests expected. RUSH ON FOR ADMISSION TICKETS TO CONVENTION CHICAGO, June 13.

One seat in the Coliseum $123. This is the latest market quotation for convention seats. Such a rush for admission tickets was never before witnessed at a Republican convention, according to officials, and with the demand for seals there has come a high market price. "1 never knew such an avalanche of applications for seats," said Chairman New. "I have heard1 of numerous offers of money for tickets being made to holders.

The highest price that has been offered, as far as I know, is $123. Some people are so anxious to get into the convention that they are paying any price within reason $50 cr $75 offers, so I am informed, are common." The $125 offer came from a board of rade man who wants two tickets. He offered $250, for the seats. But 'he could not find anyone who would sell. VITAL RECORD LICENSED.

YOUNT ROCKOFF Charles Edwin vount, native of California, age 25, resident of Ix)s Angeles, and Josephine Eleanor Rockoff, Jiatlve of Pennsylvania, age 21, resident of San Bernardino. DIED. A GUI LA In San Bernardino, California, Saurday, June 13, 190S. Antonio Aguilar, a native of Mexico, aged 60 years. Inie.inent will be at Mountain View, from the Barton Catick parlors.

IN THE SHADOW FUNERAL SERVICES. Miss M. H. Codori. Funeral services for the late Miss M.

Helena Codori will be held today at 2:30 o'clock from the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Codori, 674 street, Rev.

Fr. John Brady of the Catholic church officiating. CUTS CHILDREN'S THROATS. Ry Associated Press to THE SUN. PBABODY, June 13.

Frank Good, aged 27, cut the throats of his three children and his own, in his father's barn, three miles west of this city tonight. He was Insanely despondent over the death of his wife which occurred last week. FIREBREAKS FINISHED. Ranger A. C.

Brown w4is In from the Cajon Pass region yesterday, and reports that the firebreaks front Lytle creek to Cajon Pass, along the ridge has been completed at a cost of $r00. The new government nursery In Lytle creek has 500,000 young trees growing, some of which will be set out in Mill creek canyon next winter. CLOTHES. ill Tmm Off $13.34 $12.50 Now Off 1 0 flfl 10.00 Njw Off $10.00 $8.00 Now Suits 1-3 Off Seldtter BE We're There Willi the Goods Have purchased a Racyclo motorcycle for delivering in response to calls, bo remember that we deliver by Rapid Transit. Time pounts.when you want medi cine.

San Bernardino Drug Co Phones: Red, 373; Horn 873 554 Third Street. M. Rubenstein MODEL LADIES' TAILOR 467 1-2 3d Home 734 ST THE LOCAL EVA POLLARD, WITH POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIANS, AT THE OPERA HOUSE NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Pollard's Liilliputians The clever aggregation of Austral' ian youngsters who are known to amusement fame as the Pollard Lilli putian Opera company are to play here at the Opera House for an engagement of three performances, commencing Friday night. Since their last appearance her? the Pollards have toured all over Austi alia, China, Japan and India, and have scored a distinctive triumph whenever Jhey have appeared.

The or" gani.ation retains the favorites who were here on the former occasion, but there are many new faces appear Suits 1-3 Off $5.35 Suits 1-3 Off It's Just a Lens Only a lens, yes; but what wonders it often works when placed before a defective or overworked eye in just the right way. It clears up the misty vision, reveals beauties In nature never clearly seen before, relieves the overstrained, delicate centers, straightens crossed and squinting eyes, smooths out the wrinkled brows, st-ps chronic, sick and nervous headache, etc. But any lens won't do all this. It be right, Just right. The kind DR.

a A. HUTCHISON Graduate Optician, 414-416 3rd St PLAYHOUSES T. r't 'chorus and principals Include at least forty people. Among thoso who wre here last and1 will return for the present engagement will be the Pollard Twins. Tedllw McNamara, Eva, Ivy an I Merele Pollard', Ollvo Moore and Irene Finlay.

Aiming one will be found the names of Frank Cheery, Ada and Gladys Hand, Millip McCorllck and Leslie and Charley rxuioghey. "Flortxlora," "A Runaway Girl," Mid "The Toymaker" will 1W the new offerings here. The opening bill will he "Florodora." Seats on sal" Tuesday morning. Popular prices. ing in the aiious roles.

The chorus, is entirely new, as are the costumes and the scenery of the various operas PeWttt's Little Early Rlsertt, the t-which the clever little people will nious little liver pills, aro sold by 01 present during their stay here. The i Drug Storo..