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TELEPHONES Homo IRK (Local and Long Distance) Snnset. Main 021 The Sun is In Great Pain The Sun, the spokesman for the court house gang ant! machine poH-', erally and county officials in partisans, la still suffering from cramps wiH lilUir' The Sun tries to make it appear as the result of the action taken at that the Socialists are dominating the the mass meeting Thursday night. what The For several weeks districts outside list twenty-five delegates contains the county have been selecting dole-J men representing all parties and, gates to the county charter organizu- what is better still, contains THE tion and The Sun was simply tickled SMALL PROPERTY HOLDER as1 to death with the way the selections well as the big fellows. Wo want were being made AM) THOSE BE- the WHO () SMALL HOMES ING CHOSEN. i to be represented and have a voice But now comes the mass meeting' i county affairs whether they be In this city.

It looked like a cinch Socialists, Democrats or Republicans to The Sun and its crowd. In fact, or voters of a different ticket every It looked so easy that most of the election. machine generals went to another The Sun mourns because George 11. meeting that night. Cooley was not named as a delegate.

However, there is such a thing as'rhc News would have liked to seen over-confidence. That gallant old Mr. Cooley's name in the list, too. warrior, the hero of many a political i We believe that Mr. Cooley is sincere battle, George M.

Cooley, had his in his campaign for a charter govcrn-horse shot from under him at Thurs-Intent. We admire Mr. Cooley's abil-day night's gathering. And Tlie'ity. Itut we believe that the political Sun's slate was busted into small company Mr.

Cooley has been keep- bits. ing resulted in his name being kept! Really, we can't blame our morn-j out of the delegation. The News, we lng contemporary for hollering. It repeat, believes that Mr. Cooley is was like taking candy from a child sincere in his fight for home rule, lie for "Pop" Hanford to capture the has stated his position publicly a works horse, man and gun.

It was number of times and we have faith in coming so easy for The Sun and its him BIT NOT 1 SOME OK HIS crowd in the outside districts that the COMPANIONS. That's what kept Mr. majority of its chocolate generals Cooley off the delegation, although, and tin soldiers stayed away from 1 personally, he is deserving of a place the Thursday meeting. "Pop" Han- thereon. ford saw his chance and the first And while The Sun is rolling shot out of the gun disabled General around in an agony of its own steed and left him riderless, ing, the people are going ahead with At that Mr.

Cooley made a graceful the charter movement. The day of exit and his declaration to work for machine rule is passed AND THE i the success of the county charter SUN KNOWS IT. Thai's why it. is no matter whether he fights at. the! having such painful moments, head, of the army or in the ranks is( Our morning contemporary is elo-a credit to him.

jing all it possibly can to belittle the But Tho Sun cannot take defeat i charter movement although it is on with the same good grace. The record as favoring the project. BIT morning journal swallows its own IT ONLY WENT ON' RECORD TO medicine and then hollers with a THAT EFFECT WHEN' IT SAW stomch ache of its own making. THAT THE PEOPLE, BY A GREAT The Sun declares that the list of MAJORITY, WERE SICK AND local delegates was made up in ad-j TIRED OK HIGH TAXES AND vance of the meeting. No doubt.

Tnej KI LE BY THE LEW. Sun's list was, but Tho News hap-1 The editor of The Sun with one pens to know and The Sun does band waves tho (barter flag and too, but isn't printing the fact that with the oilier beckons his political the list of delegates was not pro- friends to gather about and belittle grammed at a meeting held before the efforts to secure rule by the tho mass meeting, as claimed by The people and for the people. Sun. Tho meeting to which our! The charter movement is lak.m morning contemporary refers to was seriously by the people but, all of us a meeting of the taxpayers' invesil- do not want to be serious all the time, gating committte. It had nothing to The Sun is furnishing the comedy do with the mass meeting but has lu lie charter movement.

The Sun tc do with an inquiry into county af-iis the boob in the movement. BURGLARS BUSY li THIS CITY POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR THIEVES; RELIEVED TO HE PROFESSIONALS (Continued From First Page) steps of two men running along that in that city this morning from tuber-street about 1 o'clock this morning, celosis. giving evidence of hurried flight. Mr. Wood has been a sufferer from The police have issued a warning the dreaded disease for many years, to people to leave their homes Be-, but has continued actively at his post curely locked when leaving the house, and to take every precaution to pre- vent the entrance of their homes by CANNON.

Secretary-Treasurer. 25c 75c $1.50 93.00 Bernardino i fiiirs as The Sun and taxpayers gen-j T. THE ASSISTANT POSTMASTER AT 15 EI) LANDS PASSES AWAV AT HIS HOME Walter T. Wood, assistant postmaster at Redlands, died at his home in Redlands even up to the very end. The decedent was prominent in lodge circles and was one of the best DEATH SUMMONS WALTER WOOD known men in Redlands.

THE. SAN BERNARDINO NEWS, BIG GAME AT 5 RIVERSIDE SPORTS ABE COMING OVER HERE, IN SPECIAL THAIN WITH TEAM They came, they saw, they went away defeated. The I'rhita baseball park will bp the stage for the greatest all-star cast in the gigantic reproduction of Caesar's triumphal entry into the Roman stronghold after he had vanquished the enemy. The enemy in this particular in stance will be the Riverside baseball club, which plays tomorrow afternoon with the I'rhita Stars for the championship of lu; southland. And the game promises to be exciting for the Riverside sports are coining over on a special train and they will hack their team with coin of the realm.

All baseball fans in San Bernardino do love that neighborly spirit which prompts the aforesaid neighbors to come over and generously leave all their small hange here. Riverside Is Confident. Riverside are confident that team will win, but I hey are rec koning without the hosts. Tt win lake more than a big league battery I What is nicer for the baseball play-; () defeat the Stars, provided tmn follow his favorite pastime locals put up their usual good game. Rig Chief Jack Myers, who is un-lihe doubtedly the best catcher in the i the National league, will work for the Riversiders, with Smith of the licis-! ton team on the mound.

The balance of the team is considered up Jo ho average. The Stars will have cither Hatch or Rossbach in the box with the old reliable Agnew behind tho plate. There may he changes the balance of the team as follows: Smith may divide third base honors with Wicks of the Santa Fe team or Bill Goodman of Hie Victoria team in the Norl Invest league. Shea may play left field in place of Johnson. Ilarley strained a tendon in bis leg in a game a couple c.f weeks ago and it has not healed sufficiently for him to engage in a long siege.

It is believed that there will be a larger crowd in attendance at the game tomorrow than over before at a game in this ity. pi CONTESTS ARE SCHEDULED I OR EVEUV SUNDAY AFTERNOON' IN THE FUTURE The' Harlem Springs management has arranged for a series of ball games for each Sunday afternoon during the month of January. The 11 grounds at Harlem have been improved and are in goodi shape for playing fast ball. The games so far arranged are as follows: Sunday, January 1-1, Itrookings Lumber company vs. Colton.

Sunday, January 111, Highland vs. Cuiamonga. Sunchiy, January Highland vs. Redlallds Eagles. GUEST AT LUNCHEON'.

Mrs. W. R. Hartling and her guest. Miss Hess Lacy, of Santa Ana, were luncheon guests at the Arrowhead I hotel today.

Stubbs Bonhcrt Phonographs. AVEV6S HARLEM SPRINGS blES A. (i. KENDALL, President. SPORTING NEWS s4n WHERE STAR WILL GO WHEN LOCAL SEASON COMES TO END! Members of Local Team Will Scatter to All Parts of Country; Good Players Winter Here Although It is early yet for the the summer with the Nebraska migratory birds of baseball to wond(Uam- Catcher Agnew, and there never their way eastward, it will not be a Was a better man to don the mask great while before their wings will ii.

a I rblta unilorm, will return to outspread and I hey will settle 0m.lh;l tlu. Western to the steady grind of baseball every i league. Hut there is likely to be a day for several months. California is the me cca for the custom ball players, who come here each winler in larger numbers Ihau Hie year before. And they are not only the big leaguers but the lilt le fellows who play in the brush leag- ucrs, the sand-loiters and the whole pack and bundle of ball players from everywhere.

There is something magic- in the I of California. It attracts nndlthe Springfield team, the winners of will continue to do so. Every man has an that he would like to go California. the winter? Il' stays at home injthe Villagers. II? is a favorite with cast and reads in the papers of the fans and like Hatch plays the ball games that are being played game hard all the time.

I south Pacific coast in tha dead but where it is warm and ic e. Will be go to California? lie ccrtainlv will it' he has half a chance, San Hernardino has had her share ei the professional ball players thisi winter and since every single one; of; man of the Stars, will play with the the players expects lo come back next i Great Falls, Montana team in the winler, with a friend or two, an- 'Union league. Walsh is the most i other groat ball team seems assured aggressive little player ever wearing for the winler of ja Stars uniform. He plays haul Where They Play. to win all the lime and it is the i So many of the fans wondering player who shows a littler spirit that when tho ball players who compose fan likes nowadays.

the I'rhita club will leave for the east and where they will play that the sporting of The News as- certaini'd a few fuels for the benefit of the (uestloners. The intention of most of the mem-i hers of the team is to remain here just as long as it is possible lo do' so, and it is very likely that il. will be well towards, the first of April before Ihe last nia.il has left, the cily. March will find many ol' them maivli- ing eastward to various localities. has been watching the lad and Captain Dorsch will play with I he although Smith is young yet, be Superior, Nebraska, team of Ihe should greatly under Hie Nebraska, slate league again this.

tutelage of llogan. His contract has year as captain ami snorisiop. ineilieon accepti'd by llogan and lie re- Superior team won the championship of the league last, season and is one of (he fastest teams to be found in Ihe minor league anywhere. Lee Wolfe, the; Slars great center fielder and homo run hitter, will probably go to the Superior team with Dorseh. Wolfe resides in Los Angeles but is figuring on spending TAKE P.ASKETIIALL GAME FROM I'OLTON TEAM; SANTA I IS NEAT VIC'IIM Company was again victorious the indoor baseball contest with tho Colton team at the armory last; I night.

The soldier boys played aj i better game than ever and wade TS AWTCof SOLDIER BOYS AGAIN I i i I 1 C. E. VAHEV, Cnslilcr. JANUARY 13, 1912. PLAYERS great chance thai Agnew will pass higher up than Omaha and will eventually find his way into the big league? ranks.

He is coming fas'. Hutch Wants to Stay Here. Pitcher Hatch belongs to the He- team 111 the Three I league, hut he does not want to go back to the n. at tempt to secure; a permanent ber.h on Ihe coast, but in case opportunity does not occ ur he will go bac to the Decatur team, which formerly was the gonfalon in 1 a. Rossbach, who came here from the Connecticut state will Iryoul Connecticut state league, will Iryoul with Vernon and judging from his good work, he is likely to stick with Hec has been drafted by the To- ledo team In the Western nssociati-in, and will either try out with Toledo or go bac to the Superior learn for further seasoning, Walsh, the aggressive second base- Kaul'finitn will go back to the York team in the Ohio ft Pennsylvania league.

He played with the same team last year ami will report, for spring training. Kauffinan has been getting his baiting eye lately and it develops that he is a lerriri- hitler, Smithy, the Stars third baseman, whose playing lias been nothing 0f phenomenal the greater part of the season, will have a tryout with Vrnon. It is known that Happy pons on March I. Ilarley Johnson, San Bernardino's" own player, will continue In remain in Sail liernardino, probably holding down a position in Han Voorhe Independent league. Hut he will bo on hand as Ihe best utility man in southern California, when the team! hcorganlzcs next winter.

through their opponents lu a fasti contest, Lieutenant Leo Stroineel umpired the contest. i Next. Wednesday evoninir llto Cum-1 pany learn will meet the Santa siars at the armory. The Santa bunch is a new aggregation but. all the members have played the game before.

The militiamen have hits far defeated every team they have playd against this season. DR. Ill.AIR, Eye, Throat. Kat. Ear, Nose, Sunset 0 43; 1101,10 140' Seed Potatoes nt Meyer's.

1 Try a News Classified. OPEN PAY DAY EVENINGS I I I 'the I i 1 I Eel i (1:30 to Corner Third and Sts. iniiiFnariir-nrtln I MLTtHS VISITOR II GIT! BACKSTOP OK NEW YORK TEAM HERE WITH ALTIEli ARRANGE I OR GAME Rig Chief" Myers of the New York Giants, hampions of ihe National league last year, together with Dave Alllzer, of the Minneapolis team, both wintering in Riverside, were in San Bernardino yesterday. The I wo men came here to coin-'plete filial arrangements for I he hall game tomorrow afternoon between Riverside and San liernardino teams. Myers is delighted In be at home after the strenuous season Willi Ihe big leaguers, and we're i possible thai he con Id make as niui money 0" the coast Willi a coast league team, he would be perfectly willing to remain here all the lime.

New York Is a big by anil Myers know." lots of the fans. They nil know li 1 in and he lias been an ielol ever since he? surprised the New Yorkers by developing into such a wonderful backstop. lint with all that southern California looks good to him and he would like lo remain an i lie nine. jIai0 wasi, pleasure Santa Fe Laundry Co. Phones 'The Home of Good Clothes' JONAS At SELDNEIt Outlilleis to Men and Boys.

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