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

We have all sizes in Underwear, cotton, wool and Dr. Deimel Linen Mesh. Any 1 of sleeve, ankle or knee length drawers, at $1.00 to $6.50 per Suit. Come in we will more than satisfy you. Prices always the very lowest.

Outfitters for MenAyouni Men 452 Third St DR. HUTCHISON Optometrist. Eyes Tested and Fitted Scientifically. 414-416 3d St. "BOBADENT" TOOTH FASTS Tt cleans the teeth Is rooiI for the kuiiih, and leaves a lusting and pluasiuit tote In the mouth.

FERN DRUG STORE 459 Third. Lady Druggi6t Attendant HARLEY-DAVIDSON is the King of All Motocycles. GURR'S MOTOCYCLERY. 626 Third St. OXYPATHT WILl CURE TOTJ.

Call at our ollico and we will show you our LOCAL statements. The Oxygenator is not expenlve. It la sold on easy terms and eaves Its cost many times over. Ban Bernardino Oxygenator Company Phones: Muin 820, Home 1443. Suite 417.

Katz Building. You Want to Know lots of things. What time you can catch the early train In the morning when the grocer can deliver your order? A Home Telephone at your elbow supplies the quickest means of finding out. It dispels uncertainty. Have you talked with our representative? WHEN IN DOUBT USE THE HOME GATLIN IMSTITOTE IntANflFIFS SAN FRANCISCO 75 OR WRITS HCMIS5I SUN Want Ads Will Enable You To SELL Automobiles Book-Cases Carriages Desks Encyclopedias Fishing-Tackle Gas Fixtures Horses Ice Boxes Jewclcry Kilts Machinery Needleswork Office-Fixtures Phonographs Quilts Real Estate Securities Table-Ware Umbrellas Vacuum Cleaner Watches Xmas Goods Yachts Zithers And you may extend the list to Includo all "worth-while" or useful articles or things, A.

E. Reitz has returned from a week's visit at Turlock, where Mrs. Reitz was called some weeks ago on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. R. F.

Berryman'. Mrs. Reitz remained there, her mother not being sufficiently strong to muke the trip south at present, as had been planned. A. Mespelt has returned from his northern trip, most of his visit having been in Sacramento.

Among other San Bernardino people there ha reports having seen N. Theobald, who for a number of years was machinist In THE SUN'8 composing room. He Is now in charge of the machines in the State printing office. Gideon Carter, a well known pioneer citizen of San Bernardino, is in the city hospital of Riverside, very seriously ill, having been taken there on Saturday from the J. W.

Roberts' ranch, where he has been staying for some time. Mrs. Carter visited him over Sunday. His condition last even lng was slightly Improved. Mrs.

Shirts and daughter, Mrs. Fish-er, and her children, who have spent the winter and spring in San Bernardino, will leave for the east this morning, and their home in St. Louis. Miss Helen Porter is at home from a a three weeks'; visit in. San Diego, as the guest of Mrs.

Ben Buxton. Mrs. Joseph Israel and daughter, Ruth, were here from Pasadena yes terday for a day's visit with Mrs Leon Horowitz. Mrs. J.

I. Baxter and Mrs. A. N. Ellis went to Los Angeles last evening for a few days' visit with Mrs.

Dale Chap man. Bert -Wells, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in San Bernardino. Miss Margaret Vieweger, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday in San Ber nardino with her parents. Mrs. C.

M. Edmondson, who has been visiting her son, T. M. Edmond son; for a week, has returned to her home in Los Angeles. Misses Edith Urquhart and Agnes Selby spent Sunday in Los Angeles.

Misses Birdie and May Walsh were guests of Los Angeles friends for the day Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Dalbey were among the San Bernardino visitors in Lob Angeles Sunday. The Misses Rosenbeck spent Sun day in Los Angeles with their rela tives. Miss Goudy, of the Central school, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks in Pasadena. Miss Margie Symonds was a visit or in Los Angeles on Sunday. Dr.

Ronna, Dentist. Ward Block, room 1, corner Third and streets. DR. A. C.

TUCKER, DENTIST, 3d floor, Katz Bldg. Home 238; Main 909. MRS. COUGHLIN, 630 Third for "Nifty" Neckwear Mound City Paints go farthest, wear longest, look best Geo. M.

Coolcy Co. Serr, Upholsterer, St. Home 4261. Newman, the Cement contractor's phones are Home 797; Sunset, Main 55. Ramona Hospital.

Everything home like. Fourth and Arrowhead. $10.00 Hats $5.00, The Bon Marche. SHOPMEN B.ETUBH TO WOBZ. Fy Associated Press to THE SUN.

SEDALIA, May 1. The 700 men employed at- the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad shops here resumed work today after a close down since April 26. Foley Kidney Pills are a true medi cine. They are healing, strengthen lng, antiseptic and tonic. They act quickly.

Towne, Seccombe WILL STRENGTHEN TEAM'S WEAK SPOTS Two or Three Changes Are i Announced on Star Line-Up, Weak spots In the line-up ot the. Ur-bita Stars will be strengthened before the big game next Sunday with the Sherman Indians, of Los Angeles, at Urblta Tark. It was announced yesterday that probably a new second sncker would be obtained, while they are also thinking of securing mother backstop. Sunday's drubbing at the hands of the Hamburgers rather rankles In the crops of some- of the plnyers, particularly thJse who played a consistent game throughout, against the ragged work of the others. The boy who made the really Kod showing of the day.

Pace, will probably become a permanent tenant of first management Is just now casting-about for r6meone to hold down the keystone station. Cowley has left the city and Pace Is needed worse at first than at second. Smith, the Indian backstop from Riverside, may again play with the locals. Lindner's work Sunday was far below the standard lie has been setting, and he must Improve to hold his place. The balance of the Infield will remain as it Is, with Dorsch on short and Smith at third.

The boys will practice Friday again, getting In trim for the Sunday contest, which is promised to be a lively affair. Sunday's crowd was considerably "peeved" at the faot that 'the Stara had to drop one, thus spoiling their record of an unbroken chain of victories. That's nil right. If the boys won every game, it would Foon become monotonous and the sessions would lack Interest, con-, frequently the attendance fall. Maybe its just as well the "Hamburger lunch" was lost FOB TBACK STENTS.

By Associated Press to THE SUN. BERKELEY, May 1. James I7eesen, high jumper; Harry Wood, distance runner, and Horaatio Allen, broad jumper. fwlll represent California at the Western Intercollegiate track meet at Minneapolis June 3. SCHOOL LEAGUE GAMES.

The I Street Sluggers proved their claim to the title at the street grounds yesterday afternoon, when they knocked in 22 runs to the goose-egg row for the Central school tewm. Reno, the shortstop, proved the batting hero, with two home runs, a double, triple and Bln-gle to his credit. Telles and Forbes also contributed four-sackers. I Tony Telles pitched a 'nice, quiet lltr tie game. Most of the time It was the one-two-three route1 for the Centrals.

Hanson and Warren umpired. The lineup: I Street Sluggers Lester Preston, Albert Telles. Smile Telles, Tony Telles, Roland Reno, Lloyd Forbes, Walt Wyler, Willie Mizell, Hartley Davidson, cf. Central Lads Hlsh, Clyde Berdoo, Custer, Clifton Ferdoo, Edwards, Praster, Boyd, Jenkins and Taylor, Heap, Four to Two The street forces clashed with the Fourth street team at the high school grounds. The former won by a score 'of 4 to 2, in a well played cojit8t.

Errors were few and the hitting consistent. CLOSING OUT Millinery at cost or less. Miss Baker, Chamber of Commerce Building. MRS. COUGHLIN, 630 Third for "Nifty" Neckwear.

Higher Efficiency! is the determined aim of our stores, and in order to accomplish that aim we are ever striving to give greater care and more earnest effort to detail in every department. To be sure, judging from the increasing popularity of these stores' day by day that care and effort is being rewarded and. will keep on being so because we shall ever be employing new method's that will keep perfecting our system year after year. Trade with the stores with the efficient service. Towne, Seccombe Allison The Quick and Careful Druggists.

Two Stores. Sole Agents For the Famous Rexall Remedies. Store No. 1 "Store No. 2 406 Third near D.

576 Third near F. NO HAMBURGER FOR KOI HOPES 'Bonehead Barry" Tactics Cheat the Stars of Victory. Shade of "Bonehead Carry!" If you had wanted to, witness Sunday's ball game between the Hamburgers and ITrbita Stars, why In the 'nam of Mike didn't you sit In the" grandstand with ordinary folks, Instead of on the local bench. Infusing your spirit Into the sinews of our home hopes and force them to meet with their first de'reat'of the season? t-; Harry's spirit sure was mighty; It stalked abroad and turned what should have been easy outs Into something that didn't look nice on the scoreboard, from a local point of view. Coupled with one doubtful derision at first base by Umpire Eddy, two or three blngles after seven rank errors had taken the tuck out of "Ole" Olson, the lanky home heaver, the: story of how the -Hamburgers trimmed the town talent to the tune of 7 to 3 Is easily told.

iThe costly foozles were made on the Infield. Hancock at first and Smith at third being the principal offenders. Sometimes when they got the ball they didn't seem to know what to do with It, and would hold.U whlleftljd iunners ad vanced -a Ttiire 1 wf rei Alphonse-Caston i In tact 'al kinds stunts that go, to make up a. weird ex- iiiumun or i ne; nnitmai pas nine, ana in the fatal (fifth, nslxfh and sessions. i On ths Line.

The Hamburgers j. brought vj3oyn "Shoe's" Pflrman, late of the 'Southern California Winter, and sent him to the firing line. "Shoes' was; sufficient to do the "hold-down" business as It happened, but several itlmes he showed signs of going pretty much to the queer. Brilliant fielding backed him up at these critical stages, and cut off San Fernar-dlno chances. The locals 'filled 'the cushions In "the first but men were1 "left stranded, a strikeout and death at first ending it.

kicked through, with run In the second, however." 6lson waJk'f ed with two down, took second on a passed ball and scored on Teck's single! to right. From, then on the. Hamburgers had things their own way until thai eighth. Somebody said there was too mtich'onion mixed wltfj Pfifman's offerings, and that the ttie Vegetable' affected' the battltiff glims 'of the Stars, It piaV Anyhqw, nothing doing, After letting the' visitors down hit-less and runless for" four innings; trouble started to' loom up iri the fifth for "String Bean" Olson; on- tha. rubber for the locals.

Incidentally, -Olson twirled a brilliant game, whiffng 11 and: walking but one. Te hlts, however, camit together, after the. glaring, mlsplays had all but put San. Bernardino1 out of Jt. Doubtful Decision.

A doubtful decision at first by Umpire Eddy 'allowed the Hamburgers to even up the score. Hancock reached for the throw to the1 left of the bag, opposite the- umpire. The latter thought his foot was off the sack, but those sitting In the grandstand, better able to see tlift play, knew better. Anyhow, the batter got on. A sacrifice and, an error counted him.

In the sixth a hit nd two more lovely miscues cost two more, and in the seventh some more of it, with four clean, clouts, one a double, made the ecorekeeper ring the hell, thrice. Just to keep It going, another was put across In the ninth. Trouble loomed 'up fjnr Pflrmari, In the eighth, and lt-looked aithpugh, sure-enough rally was'on -'ftie tapist Dorsch opened wjtl a single nd stqle second. Papoli single scored imi i Waters' hit put', pace- on third, mit' he was caught Irving to score on joflnson's grounder. Smith flew out but Hancock cut loose 4 single to left on which Waters came In.

Tearful Tabulation. In the ninth there was no chance, the boys going out one, three. The. tearful tabulation: Hamburgers. Name Pos.

Hasktns, cf Smith, 'ss Martlnke, 2b Heffeinan, lb Fisher, rf Pflrman. Richards, 3b Hogan, If Cochran, ABTt HSR SH PO A 5 Si 5 4 4 4 3 3 4 Totals ..37 7 7 6 1 27 1 6 San Bernardino. Vnme Tos. AB SB SH PO A Teek of 4 0 2 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 3 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 10 0 0 0 ft 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 4 0 0 0 0 i0 13 I 10 0 0 15 Porscb, ss 4 Paoe. 2b 4 Waters, If 4 Johnson, rf 3 Smith, 3b 4 Hancock, lb 4 Lindner, 4 Olson, 3 Blnfte, rf 1 0 0r0'- 0 Totals II I I -2 0 27 8 7 Summary.

Two base hits Richards. Sacrifice hit Richards. Struck out Ey Olson. 11; by Pllrman. 3.

Bases on halls Off Olson. off Pflrman, 3.. Passed ball Cochran. Time 2:00. Umpire Larson.

Scorer BYlnkman. Humors -Come to the Surface tn the spring as in no other season. They don't run themselves all off that way, however, but mostly remain in the system. Hocd's Sarsaparilla removes them, wards off danger, makes good health sure. SUN LINERS FOR RESULTS.

THE SUN BULLETIN 2, lbl 1. SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- PAGE FIVE incies service Makes hit i Boards Erected in Downtown District Give Late Ball Dope. Baseball bulletins ipon the big league games In the east, as well as upon the doings of the Coast league, through arrangements with THE are belig displayed each afternoon at three placrs In the downtown district, and fans desirous of keeping In close touch with affairs of tlie diamond can learn In a moment ho the1 gamos are going. THE SUN'S: Associated Press service- gives the results of all contests Immediately upon their completion. 'Bulleton boards hae been placed in the'Smoke Shop on West Third street, the headquarters of the locat ball team; Bradley's cigar store, corner Third and streets, and at the Stewart hotel pool room'.

Returns upon the1 eastern games gen-eually reach this city by 3:30 or 4 o'clock. Immediately the bulletin is re eeived. copies are taken to the three bul letin boards and th results chalked up. This service, which commenced a few days ago. will continue throughout the ball season.

Results upon any sporting' events of consequence will likewise he bulletined In the same manner. So far. the scheme has met with much commendation from those Interested, and the boards are generally surrounded by a knot of curious fans the entire afternoon. TO REPORT DIRECT f. -VOTE-FOR SENATORS Senate Judiciary Committee Takes Action on Resolution From House.

By. Associated Press to THE SUN. WASHINGTON, May 1. Tlie senate committee on judiciary by a vote of 7 to agreed, today to report the house resolutions for direct election of United States senators. Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds, collar and harness galls heal up quickly, when BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is applied.

It is both healing and antiseptic. Price 25c, 50c and 4i.00. per Drug Stnrb i' 'J Store. COAST LEAQUB STANDING. Won.

Lost. Pet. Portland 19 13 San Francisco ....19 14 .575 Vernon 16 17 .484 Oakland .....10 17 .484 Sacramento .......14 18 .467 Los Angeles ......12 19 .387 COAST LEAGUE GAMES. No Monday contests scheduled. traveling.

Sunday. game, Vernon 8, Los Angeles 6. Afternoon game, Los Angeles 6, Vernon 2. Morning game, Oakland 2, San Francisco 1: Afternoon game, San Francisco 17, Oakland 1. Sacramento 2, Portland 1.

AMERICA LEAGUE STANDING Won. Lost. Pet. Detroit 14 2 .875 New York i 7 6 .583 Boston 7 7 .500 Chicago 7 7 .500 Washington 6 7 .461 Philadelphia 6 7 .461 Cleveland 6 11 .352 fet. Louis 4 11 .266 AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Sunday. At Detroit Detroit 5. Cleveland 4.. Batteries Works and Stanage; Mitchell and Land. At Chicago Chicago 8, St.

Louis 1. Batteries Lange, Walsh and Sullivan; Criss, Qeorge, Lake and Clarke, Stephens. Yesterday. At Detroit Detroit 14, Cleveland 5. Batteries Covington and Stan-ages 'Casey, and LaiuK At "Boston Boston 3, Washlng-.

ton 2. 1 1 j' JJtitterles' Karger and Nuna- jtnkker; proruti, Otey and Street. Other gameii postponed. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING1 Won. Pet.

Philadelphia 12 3 .800 Pittsburg 8 5 .15 Chicago 9 6 .600 New York 6 5' .555 Cincinnati 4 6 .400 Boston 5 11 .312 St. Louis 3 7 .300 Brooklyn 4 10 .255 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Sunday, At Chicago Chicago 6, Titts-burg 4." Batteries Richie, Weaver and Kling; Camnitz, Gardner and Gibson. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3, Boston 1. Batteries Alexander and Dooln; Brown, Parson and Rlardon. Youngsters' Clothes Wash Play Suits K0 75" at UUU to I Jo-Wash Suits in both simple and (jn Kfl elaborate effects at liOU to y'tiOU Mothers' Friend KO Blouses and Shirts and up "Munsing" Underwear and OR' Kn 7K the "Porosknit" OUli) I Kb Free Stamps With Every Sale.

Jonas Seldner Largest and Handsomest Clothing Store The Drug Store On the Corner. A Scalp That Is Kept Clean and Sweet Never itches or becomes choked with dandruff. It wHl be vigorously healthy and free from scalp troubles. A. D.

8. i.lQUH. SHAMPOO Will keep your scalp perfectly sweet and clean and in a healthy condition. Removes dandruff deposits. Stops itching and irritation.

25c. The Central Drug Co. GEO. T. MALLERY, Prop' Chamber of Commerce Block.

Corner Fourth and E. Spring Suits Tfailor made in the latest styles GOLDMAN. Ladle. Tailor. 305 Street.

CULLEN'S for-. 1 Men's, Boys', and Youth's HO 363 Lest You Forget we do Picture Framing. BAILLIE'S 542 Third Street JEWELRY WATCHES, CLOCKS DIAMONDS, CUT GLASS REPAIRING CHAS. M. HANF Optician.

473 Third St. The Style, Quality and Price of your Summer Suit will be right If it is bought of A. LAURAINE, 526 Third St. Beneath the St. Chas.

HARDWARE Williams-Kennedy-Meyer Company. 570 Third St. Both Phones. BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS at the Retiring From Business Sale at the GRAND LEADER. 566 Third St.

Opp. S. P. Depot. We're especially strong in clothes for the "Little Tads." Many new ideas in, Russian Blouse Suits and in Sailor Suits.

And wonderfully complete assortments of Boys' Wash Suits nothing in town to compare with these showings. Clever little Straw Hats, Caps and Novelties in Headgear. Here are some suggestions that will help you Sailor Suits forPQCn CC fifl Youngsters at to yJiUU Pretty Russian $3.00 to 57.50 Blouse Suits at Painless Dentistry Popular Prices J. Examinations- 1 FREE! San Bernardino 515 Third St. Over.IngersoU Telephone Home 261 Dr.

Marlenee OFTOHZTZIIX Slassea fitted. Lenses ground. Artificial Eye. Work guaranteed. Ground floor, S88H Third St, Phone, at.

I "Maxwell" Model 25 H. P. SHOO Pleased to Demonstrate It for you at any time. Call and be Convinced. M.

S. RATLIFF Draper's Garage, 264 Street. Kitchen Utensils CARTER'S RACKET. 326 St. We Sell the S.

W. MILLER PIANO Direct From the Factory To. You. BOLLONG NICHOLSON. 685-691 Third Strteet.

FOR BIG SAVINGS call on American Outfitting Co. 672 Third St. J. W. DartonCo.

UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERIj Open Cay and Night. 457 Fourth Street. Both Phones BO..