The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 7

1E1 HOADWAY pCITHE. NEARLY REM I fraffic Artery Linkine Cities May Be Opened to Travel Late This Afternoon Completion of the widening and resurfacing of Colton avenue, from Mill street past Urblta springs and Colton nlunp-n tn (1oHnn' W.ant street, Is expected In time to re- opnn tnat thoroughfare to automobile travel late todav. accord ing to Supervisor Frank H. Mogle, who with Supervisor John Andreson sponsored the project. Rebuilt at a oost estimated be- 'tfeen JIO.OOO and $15,000, the ave nue was widened to 30 feet to accommodate three lanes of traffic.

roadway was surfaced with itnaradam, I A similar thoroughfare on the opposite side of the railroad tracks paralleling Colton avenue Is being proposed as an unemployment relief project. BRIDGE REBUILT ij Work on Colton avenue began the latter part of July, and was delayed i when heavy traffic was detoured from the Ocean-to-Ocean highway (Colton's East street) while the state highway department rebuilt the bridge over Lytle creek. The bulk of this travel was routed over Colton avenue while construction was In progress. Colton avenue was not closed, however, until last Monday. Work was rushed so that the thorough-faro could be reopened within a week, according to County Highway Commissioner J.

W. Cole. GAS TAX FUND3 From Mill street to Bethune station, the Improvement Is within the boundaries of the city of San Bernardino, while the south half of the avenue Is In the city of Colton. County gasoline tax funds from the supervisorial districts of Supervisors Mogle and Andreson were used for the entire cost of the widening and resurfacing. The county highway crews were employed on the job, and 15 traffic guards were hired to flag traffic at all of the intersections along the Improvement, day and night.

Farm Debt Bureau Executive Coming Harvey M. Coverley, field agent for the southern division of the California Farm Debt Adjustment commission, will visit San Bernardino on Sept. 1, to confer with the county committee that acts as local representative of the state-wide program for financial aid of agriculturalists. Through the committee members In principal cities of the county, assistance is rendered to farmers In obtaining refinancing through their local banks or other financial Institutions. The county committee also acts as the agency of the Federal farm loan administration.

Man Arrested After Bogus Checks Given Arrested when he Is said to have tried to cash a third check within two days at the Market Spot, John A. Neal, 29 years old, was taken Into custody by police yesterday and charged with issuing fictitious checks. WHAT FOOD theso morsels be Kellogg's Rice Krisples have a delightful taste-appeal. A treat for the whole family. So crisp, they crackle and pop in milk or cream.

All the nourishment of wholesome rice. Light and easy to digest. Ideal for breakfast or lunch. Fine for the children's supper. Always oven-fresh in the patented inner waxtite bag.

Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Listen! Mnrie from WATER MAID RICK KRISPIES Playground Program Will Be Climaxed by Pet Show pit Mfcv- f.N u. ilid i rtWi 1 tmatawtSim RE-ELECT M. W. H.

WILLIAMS County Treasurer He has handled Millions of Dollars for the County during the Depression with NO LOSS. During the past 19 years the Treasurer's office has earned more than $700,000 NET PROFIT for the County under the management of your present Treasurer, M. W. H. Williams.

He has also saved Thousands of Dollars for the Depositors of Closed Banks. Slogan "Williams Has Kept Our Dollars Working" His Platform Past Record of Ef ficiency, Economy and Courteous Service SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1934 Participants In th children's pet show at the supervised playground today will be entertained by Manager William Legglero, manager of Warner Brothers' Ritz theator, at a matinee performance of Joe E. Brown's new picture, "The Circus Clown." Brown and a youthful member of his cast are shown above. The program lor the pet show to be held today at the Sturges Junior high school grounds as the climax of the supervised vacation playground project, was announced by Director Joseph P. Colley.

The entertainment Is being presented In the form of a circus, with Manager William Leggiero of the Warner Brothers Ritz theater cooperating to entertain the participants In the event at a special matinee. The entire entertainment will be free, with the pet show entry list open to children of all ages, for exhibition of everything from elephants to white mice, except for reptiles and Insects. There will be a parade of the pets at the playground at 10 a. and 11 a. m.

all boys and girls who have taken part In the circus as exhibitors or entertainers will form a parade to the Ritz theater. Leading the parade of exhibitors at the circus grounds, and the later march to the theater, Osman Ingra-ham's Junior high school band will be a feature of the celebration. Max A. Klpf and F. A.

McCrackln, senior high school instructors, will judge the pet show. There Is a long list of awards of prizes for those taking part In the pet show and circus, with special trophies for the most Interesting and unique entries. Evelyn Taber, daughter of Manager Bob Taber of the Falrmount park zoo In Riverside, will put her trained goat "Snowball" through his stunts as one of the novelty numbers at the circus. (Political Advertisement) At the theater, the youngsters of all ages will be guests of Manager Leggiero at a special showing of "The Circus Clown," starring Joe E. Brown, film comedian.

All pet show entries must be registered with Registrar Esther Suttle before the judging starts at 9 a. m. Entries must either be on leash or In cages, and must not be taken In the parade to the theater. F. A.

Hass of the playground staff will be the announcer and ringmaster for the pet show and circus. Director Colley said that the entertainment and the parade to the theater will be supervised by the entire staff of the playground. Show to Compete in L.A.y State Exhibits San Bernardino county and the National Orange Show will be represented by attractive entries in the Los Angeles County fair at Pomona and the California State fair at Sac ramento, according to preliminary plans announced yesterday by R. Mack, general manager of the show and secretary of the chamber of commerce. do you shop personally send one of the children to the grocery store? In ony event you ore still buying sight unseen if you accept unknown brands.

Brands with little or no reputation often bring bitter disappointment. Why take the risk? Generations of careful housewives have learned that is consistently the best. Profit by their experience. The label is ever your safeguard, ever your guaran-teeof satisfaction infinefoods. You'll never go wrong on PARK HGI PARLEY CULLED Material Men Asked to Discuss Building of Stands for Baseball Grounds Executives of building material concerns of San Bernardino will be asked to attend conference of city and chamber of commerce officials Wednesday, to work out a plan for financing the purchase of materials and equipment for the Perils Hill baseball park, to be built as spring training quarters of the Pittsburgh club.

Because the project was launched after the city's 1934-35 budget had been adopted, arrangements must be made for long-term credit on the accounts, according to Mayor Ormonde W. Seccombe, who has called the meeting at his office. The city proposes to pay half of the material and equipment expenses of I the improvement out of the current budget, and the balance from the 1935-36 municipal budget. The SERA phans to furnish Federal work relief labor on the program of creating a first class baseball field, enclosing it with a high board fence, and building a grand stand, bleachers, and clubhouse. The facilities are to be available to the public without cost, except during the few weeks that the Pirates are In training here.

Estimates on the baseball park fixed the materials and equipment figures at approximately $6,000. Girton college is one of the most noted Institutions for the higher education of women in England. IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIM Si i 3 3 Bottled PEP or Qroiving Children CILVER CREST MILK is the perfect food for building vigor and health into the boy and girl. Reach out a helpful hand to them at meal time and for mid-afternoon. Give them a full glass of rich SILVER CREST milk.

Supplement with SILVER CREST Cottage Cheese and SILVER CREST buttermilk, and SILVER CREST CREAM for their cereals. SILVER CREST DAIRIES SAN BERNARDINO Phones: San Bernardino 2189 Colton 83 (Political Advertisement) DEMOCRATS: Riverside 4218 Support Roosevelt By Voting for John E. King has been a resident of the Nineteenth Congressional District for 23 years. He, therefore, is well Informed of the needs of the district and its diversified Interests. An original Roosevelt Editor and Publisher of The Hemet News CANDIDATE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR Congress, 19th District 1 hw 1 A JOHN E.

KING A Candidate Whose Loyalty to the President is Unquestioned. Mark Your Ballot This Way to Further President Roosevelt's Recovery Campaign: Representative in Congress, 19th District. Vote for One JOHN E. KING Vote at the Primary Election Tuesday, August 28, to send John King to Congress to support President Roosevelt wholeheartedly In: Advancing the national recovery program enacting the Townsend old-age pension plan protecting the small business man securing adequate tariffs to protect California's vast agricultural productionmaintaining wages and limiting working hours. supporter, Mr.

King was a California elector on the Roosevelt ticket in 1932 and continues to support whole-heartedly the President's recovery program, He is worthy of the vote of every Democrat. (This advertisement paid for by friends of John E. King.) Most of the air over the middle western and eastern United States at any given time has drifted there from the Pacific region. (Political Advertisement) PAGE SEVEN Zoos the world over are constantly fighting snake mites, a pest which Infests all snakes In (Political Advertisement) 4: -A. JL .,3.

n' Harry Allison Deserves Reelection to the Office of County Clerk Because he has the ability, knowledge and experience. Because he has made good at a particularly hard job with a high record for efficiency and economy. i 1 This Ad Is Written, Sponsored and Paid For By a Group of Friends (Political Advertisement) my. REX B. GOODCELL Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Governor is a native of San Bernardino.

His family story" links the ox cart days of the pioneers with the teeming activities of today. He knows California. Goodcell has served as District Attorney, Judge of the Superior Court, and United States Collector of Internal Revenue. His experience brought him an intimate knowledge' of governmental affairs, including taxation. Goodcell knows from personal visits the agricultural, mining and industrial needs of every county in California, and he advocates the planned development of the mineral and agricultural resources of California to supply raw material for our industrial centers.

Goodcell has always advocated the protection of the wild life of California and the conservation of our natural resources. Goodcell says "Our future depends upon the kind of schools we have today. They cannot be too good." GOODCELL WILL BE A WORKING LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR ELECT HEX B. GOOItCELL LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Political Advertisement) 1 I 1 I i i I ELECT GEORGE J. B1 II I LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR "I am firmly opposed to the position of any additional burden on the home-on ner, farmer, or common taxpay generally, and will oppose any effort to levy an ad valorem, or direct property tax to meet the state deficit." -GEORGE J.

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