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

LAI DISKS DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF Fill Ontario Man Sues Railroad for $4,041 Compensation Grapes Spoil Enroute as Damages totaling $4,041.42 is asked In a complaint filed yesterday in the superior court by Charles Latimer, prominent vine- yardist of the West End of the county, against the Atchison, To- peka Santa Fe for shipments of grapes Mr. Latimer asserts were spoiled en route East from San Bernardino county in 1925. Mr. Latimer asserts in his con plaint that the grapes were in good condition when shipped but Upon arrival at their eastern destination were found to be in a decayed and spoiled condition because of negligence on the part of the railroad company. Mr.

Latimer asserts the railroad company failed to permit the Ice bunkers in the cars containing the grapes to bo sufficiently iced, thus causing the grapes to decay. The complaint is based on 15 separate shipments. Attorney Isaac Jones, of Ontario, represents Mr. Latimer. 1 coin ci Forester Negotiating for Three Acres of Mountain Land in Wildwood Canyon Area Efforts to secure three acres of mountain land in Wildwood canyon southeast of Yucaipa for the estab llshment of a county campground, are being made by County Forester Roy M.

Tuttle. Mr. Tuttle has corresponded with the owner of the private land do- sired and asked for permission to establish a permanent county camp- ground. The area desired for the camp Is covered with live oak trees and is especially adapted for camping and picnic purposes. If permission to use the property is given it is the purpose of the county forester to clean up the area and plow a fire break entire ly around it.

It could be fitted as a campground with virtually no expense to the county and camping would be confined to the particular section cleared for the purpose. Under present existing conditions no camping is permitted in the area. The location is considered one of the most desirable mountain sections in the entire county for camping purposes. Officer Fred Hendee of the San Bernardino police department has been assigned to walk a beat on Third between and streets when he returns June 15 from his vacation. Railroad and Shop News OTIS ILL SPARKLE Auto Polish Utilized to Cause 'Iron Horse' to Glisten After Painting A railroad engineer with a good supply of automobile polish can keep his locomotive looking spick and span, according to new plans of the Santa Fe and Union Pacific lines.

As the result of tests conducted for the last year, the Santa Fe shops in San Bernardino have been instructed to use a type of automo bile paint In spraying the locomo tives turned out after undergoing repair. The color adopted by the Santa Fe i3 a straight black. It Is claimed that the color will last longer and that by merely rubbing over with a rag, the dust will drop off and the engine will look like new. It Is claimed that the new type of paint is more economical. The Union Pacific locomotives run nlng through.

San Bernardino to Salt Lake have a dark green finish of the same type of paint. This paint, too, Is durable and can stand the heat of the boiler and of the desert sun. Ordinary automobile polish will add a luster to any of the locomo' tlves having a coat of the new paint, it is said. 1 Machinist Helper Visits Relatives in Kansas A. E.

Withem, machinist helper for the Santa Fe, Is visiting rela-tives in Kansas on his annual George Scott Returns Home From Chicago- George S. Scott, traveling passen ger agent for the Santa Fe, will re turn today from a business trip to Chicago. Clark and Wife Will Return From Canyon- Mr. and Mrs. David Clark will return to their Colton home today from their honeymoon trip to Grand Canyon.

Mr. Clark Is chief clerk in the office of G. E. Harri son, division freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe. Santa Fe Machinist at Home With Sickness Frank Plotrow, Santa Fe ma chinist, is confined by sickness to his home.

SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928 80 Indians to Swell Sherman Population When Train Arrives Population of Sherman Indian In stitute at Riverside today will be increased by 80 new students who will arrive today over the Santa Fe from various points In Arizona and New Mexico. A special car will accommodate the traveling Indians. Only one of the group hails from San Bernardino county, Needles. The remainder are listed as follows: Valentine, Flagstaff, 11; Canyon Diablo, Holbrook, 27; Gallup, 24; Thoreau, and Laguna, 6.

Car Department Helper Confined by Influenza P. H. Roberts, carman helper for the Santa Fe, Is confined to his home by influenza. Shops Timekeeper Spends Vacation in Chicago J. M.

Green, timekeeper for the Santa Fe locomotive shops, is spending his vacation of three weeks with friends and relatives in Chicago. Special Car of Berlin En Route to New York Special car with Irving Berlin, family, and friends, passed through San Bernardino yesterday over the Santa Fe en route to New York. Berlin is a song writer. Cunningham Represents Santa Fe at Fontana W. S.

Cunningham, traveling freight and passenger agent, repre sented the Santa Fe railroad yesterday at the annual Fontana day celebration. Coast Lines Inspector For Boilers Here J. M. Schmist, Santa Fe Coast lines boiler inspector, Is In San Bernardino on business for the company. Hundred Sailors Pass Through From Barstow One hundred United States sailors will pass through San Bernardino today from Barstow en route to San Pedro.

Wanted to Rent Classification 19 Telephone 461-29 It's the Cooking Marvel of the Age Headed for the Weekend Picnic With a Piping Hot Lunch in the hvernot There's Nothing to Compare With It $Q95 CASH ATTACHES TO ANY LAMP SOCKET 461-20 JOHN SUVERKRUP LUMBER CO. All Kinds of Building Material Our quality and service is remembered long after the price is forgotten. 237 Street San Bernardino, Calif. Our "Careful Drivers' Contract" You pay only Half the Premium on your Collision Insurance and if you do not have an accident you never pay the. other half.

Frank H. Smith Insurance Agency 216 Piatt BIdg. Phone 202-23 -The most delicious food one ever tasted is cooked in the Everhot Electric Cooker. Clean, convenient and dependable. It eliminates the need of hanging around a hot kitchen in summer.

You don't have to watch the food to keep it from burning. All that is necessary is to leave the current on the required time, then pull the plug and the cooking continues on the stored-up heat. The food will stay hot for hours. It is the greatest cooking convenience ever invented for the Week-end The Southern Sierras Power Company 1 1 WATSON COLS T0C0UI Efficiency Expert Leaves for Grand Rapids as, Delegate For Fraternal Body J. A.

Watson, efficiency expert for the Santa Fe car department shops in San Bernardino, left last night for Grand Rajids, where he will attend the National convention of the Security Benefit association. Mr. Watson was ac companied by his wife. Upon Mr. Watson last night announced that he will pre sent his resignation as secretary of the board of national trustees of the association.

He has this position for the last 10 years and had decided that he will not be a candidate for re-election. Mr. and Mrs. Watson will join the Security Benefit association night for Grand Rapids, leaves Topeka over the Santa Fe railway. Mr.

Watson on the special train will accompany the grand officers from Chicago to Grand Rapids over the Pere Marquette railroad. 19 While in the East, Mr. Watson will visit in Omaha and Chicago. On his return, he will stop at Salt Lake and Denver. Special Simpson Car Undergoes Repairs-Special car for G.

W. Simpson, superintendent of the Arizona division of the Santa Fe, is being reconditioned at the San Bernardino shops. Currie Plans Vacation At Catalina Island R. K. Currie, clerk in the Santa Fe car department, is planning to spend his vacation next week at Avalon, Catalina island.

UICIFTO 51 Santa Ana Veteran Will Address Disabled Men Next Monday Evening William J. Murphy, of Santa Ana, state president of the Disabled American Veterans, will be guest of San Bernardino Chapter No 12, D. A. next Monday night. Mr.

Murphy will arrive in Sar. Mark B.Shaw Co. MORTICIANS, Funeral Director! and Embalmers 468 Fifth Street, Phone 401-02 Open at all hours. LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCE SERVICE WMIIWIIMIIMy hiiiii II II (X Girls' Two-Piece Crepe Pajamas Girls will like these love- d1 OQ ly slip-over styles, of pink lCu peach and white washable crepe, sizes 8 to 14. Girls' Rayon Slips In Sizes 4 to 12 Fine gauge rayon slips, plan A hem with plcot top and IO shoulder strap.

Pink and peach. By rdland Printed Panly Dresses For the young misses of $1.98 dress prints, daintily trimmed with figured dimity, organdies and lace. Boys' Two-Pants Sailor Wash Suits Solid white suits white fri qj with blue trims, sailor lU styles with one long and one short pants, and black tie. Sizes 4 to 8. Bernardino early Monday afternoon and be guest of officers of the San Bernardino chapter at a dinner, after which he will address the meeting of the organization in the American Legion hall.

Following the business session the new drum and bugle corps of San Bernardino Post N. 14 of the American Legion will be guests of the D. A. V. chapter and give a drill.

Read the Classified. CRYSTAL CLEANERS High grade cleaning, dyeing, pressing and tailoring at reasonable prices. We call and deliver. Men's Suits $1.00 509 4th St. Ph.

281-73 SHERER'S TEMPLE PHARMACY 608 3rd 0 0 Friday and Saturday Specials Sun Visors 25c 1 Bottle of Woodbury Honey and Rose, best for sun burn 50c 1 Cake Woodbury Facial Soap 1 Large Package Gillette Razor Blades 90c 1 Genuine Gillette Razor FREE 1 Tube Nydenta Tooth Paste 50c 1 Junior League Base Ball FREE 1 Powder Puff with each Box Face Powder 50c or over. SATURDAY DOUBLE S. H. GREEN STAMPS Phone 271-92 Prompt Free Delivery fttllVLVALf.lllm.....tLl.t..M -'I Your Vacation Needs at Savings Come and A Suggestion for WOMEN Freshen up your summer wardrobe with an extra hat 5 at modest cost. i Styles worth more now priced at $2.98, $3.98 and i $4.98.

i The Store Ahead Formerly Called Dewttlmenl Stan Corner and Court Street See! Our Windows Show a display of charming "Better Made" voile ses. Lovely pastel shades. triced $4.98 to 12.98 You Still Have Time to Select a Frock for the Young GIRL GRADUATE! Splendid Assortments Modestly Priced $9o to $1975 I One more week then the joyous occasion of youth. Graduation with all of its thrills includes a smart frock of plain white or pastel shades. If you' have not already made your take advantage of our modest excellent assortment that we have prepared for you.

Boys' "Home Run" Shirts $1.25 Sport or regular collared Btyles for summer use. Plain white or fancy patterns. Ages 4 to 12. Sizes for Misses 13 to 20 Boys' Linen Golf Knickers $2.98 Light and cool for (summery days at beach or moun-tain resorts. Checks and plaids ages 4 to 10.

Bathing Suits A Special Saving A Group Priced at yK. 2.98 One big lot of all-wool suits for misses and women, mostly larger sizes, at a special selling price. All-wool weaves. Plain or gayly colored. I 1 PAGE FIVE Are mfiM I welcome to partici pate In Kafateria's Greatest Week-End Event Savings for Men, Women and Children ji) On Sale Special Purchase Sate 22 Kafateria Shoe Stores cooperated In this tremendous purchasea chain store buying; power that effects wonderful savings.

You can buy these fine shoes tomorrow at much below regular; all are brand new styles and strictly first quality. For Women Every style and kind of leather that enjoys popularity with well-dressed women, will be found In this large group. Oxfords, pumps and strap slippers In a big variety of lasts, for dress and sports wear. Children's shoes are included in this sale. Bring the kiddies in and see for yourself just what really worthwhile savings can be made.

Special Interwoven Sandals like those worn In Deauvllle In several becoming styles and color effects: Pure White, Red with White trim, Brown with Beige trim, Black with White trim and others. Re- qi ducedSatur- Sl 4 Styles for Men Tou can choose from various styles at this low price. Two-tone sports oxfords with crepe sole, others with leather sole; calf skin and kid in black and brown, etc. Men and young men will find shoes to their liking in this group. $3.95 $4.85 538 Third Street San Bernardino.