The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 8

TACE ETOTTT SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 PERMITS FOR 15 HOIS ARE GRANTED HERE Total of $40,475 for Week Recorded as Home Building Continues Strong Fifteen dwelling were launched in San Bernardino last week, when total construction for the aix-day period was $40,475, Building Inspector George T. Sargent announced yesterday. Though the mark fell below those for the preceding week and the corresponding period of 1927, residential construction was far heavier. During the week previous to that which ended yesterday construction was $50,340, with permits Issued for 10 dwellings, while In the corresponding 1927 week the building mark was $369,000, with nine residences projected.

The high mark for the 1927 weeK was due to a permit for the new San Bernardino Valley union Junior college, valued at $305,000. Principal Permits Are Announced Following are the principal permits issued last week: C. W. Adams, two-story, seven-room frame and stucco house and garage at 316 Eighteenth street, $5,000. A.

Osborne Stout, six-room frame house and garage at 371 Allen street, $3,000. Roy Morningstar, six-room frame house and garage at 273 East Nineteenth street, $2,750. William H. Ham, five-room frame house and garage at 1979 Waterman avenue, $2,300. Western Metal Cooling Tower cooling tower for the new Fourth street theater, $1,550.

E. M. Warren, five-room frame house and garage at 277 Nineteenth street, $2,600. Blair, Diamond McMullen, five-room stucco house and garage nt 2987 Mountain View avenue, $3,000 Blair. Diamond McMullen, five- room frame house and garage at 2055 Mountain View avenue, $3,000.

Blair, Diamond 4 McMullen, five-room frame house and garage at 2971 Mountain View avenue, $3,000. Frank Salrr.eda. three-room frame house at 1899 West Fourth street for Joe Valles, $1,500. Florentine Solarlo, four-room frame house at 1578 street, $1,000. R.

C. Murray, five-room frame house and garage at 1971 Fifteenth treet. $2,000. Construction in North End Heavy Mrs. D.

M. Plate, five-room stucco house and garage at 217 Nineteenth street, $3,000. J. E. Elwood, five-room frame house and garage at 964 Magnolia avenue, $3,000.

R. E. Wurtz, five-room frame and stucco house and garage at 3489 street. $2,300. J.

Blbler, three-room frame dwelling for H. A. Ide at 2120 Sierra way, $800. Drive Under Way to Erect Home for Victorville Scouts (PwM Ptuff Correspondenr) VICTORVILLE, March 31. An active campaign Is progressing among the citizens and business men to secure ample support for the Boy Scout's organization.

Sales have been conducted by a number of merchants and numerous donations have been made for the purpose of erecting a suitable meeting place for the scouts. The necessary finances have been secured and with the contributions of labor there will be little delay In providing the new home for the organization. The building will be located on the northeasterly corner of the high school campus and the grounds around It will be land scaped appropriately. The build' ing will be available for the Camp- fire girls on certain duys and nights. The.

Victor Valley Lions club has undertaken to give encouragement to the enterprise. Strorg support will be given also by the Odd Fellows, American Legion and other organizations. Most of the membets of the local boys' drum corps are members of the Boy Scouts and it Is hoped to amalgamate the two organizations for efficiency and economy. Arthur L. Mullin Is scoutmaster and is giv ing much time to the work.

Mrs. Mosher Attends Realty Brokers Meet Mrs. Jennie E. Mosher, San Bernardino really broker, yesterday attended a Los Angeles conference of the women realtors of Southern California. Various questions pertaining to the real estate business were dis-cunsi-d at the session, held In the City club.

Several hundred at-ti ndrd the conference. The conferences are monthly affairs, and the last one was held in Pan Bernardino. TWIN BELTS Some frocks go In so strongly for belts this spring thHt one dors not suffice. A green and white printed Ilk has two one-inch suede belt, the top one t. hite, the bottom green.

Thy are j. laced two Inches apart. Frrntehed Apts. Cla.wifirution 11 'f Muscoy Residents Organize New Community Club, Draft Program; Clubhouse Will Be Constructed Membership of 147 Enrolled at First Meeting Of Property Owners in New Tract With an attendance of 147 residents of Muscoy, the new community of homesites adjoining San Bernardino on the northwest, organization of the Muscoy Community club was effected last night at a meeting held at the Muscoy administration building on West Highland avenue. Officers of the club were elected as follows: William C.

Sinclair, president; Mrs. W. F. Droulllard, vice president; Miss Anne Noble, secretary; Mrs. Lilly May Alsip, treasurer.

Introduction of all those at the meeting was followed by a discussion of community development at Muscoy and the purposes of the club, which will include regular social meetings, as well as community betterment work. A treasury fund was started with subscriptions, and a community clubhouse will be built during the summer. Dances, concerts and other social entertainments will be held twice a month. A piano was presented to the club by the Muscoy sales force. The program last night included addresses by Charles C.

Truitt, general sales manager of Muscoy; George C. Cochran, tract sales manager; John C. Doran, manager of the property development; Judge B. C. Noble, Ira P.

Whitney, poultry advisor at Muscoy; and other members of ie club. It was pointed out In these talks that Muscoy, since last May, when the property was offered for sale, has developed a population of nearly 200. Less than a year ago there were no people living on the tract and development of the property was Just beginning. Today there are 50 homes completed. Twenty- seven children are transported dai ly to the city schools.

The necessity for a primary school on the property and a postoffice were stressed. At the present rate of development there will be 200 homes on the property, with a population of 1,000 within a year. Nearly 300 homesites have been sold at Muscoy and an active campaign of home building is being maintained. following were present. and constituted the charter membership of the club who signed the roll: Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Painter, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Drouillard, Marl-loulse Drouillard, Albert Auclair, Ida Auclair, Robbert Stirrat, Elsie Wedderlen, Bernlce Hayes, Carl Tuttle, Marjorle Browne, Harrison Glddlngs, Fred Quell, Fannie Quell, Mrs. Dilley, A. G. Guard, S. Mrs.

Mattle Cherry, Leslie Hayes, J. C. Walker, Frank Carlln, William Carlln, Mrs. Roy E. Hayes, Ber-1 nice Hayes, Mrs.

John P. Graves, George S. Evans, Harry R. Eads, Mrs. Gertrude O.

Mauson, Mrs. N. E. Mitchell. J.

M. Miles, Frank L. Randolph, Mr. and. Mrs.

W. Neal Mllligan, Mrs. A. H. Good.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Flegge, Mrs.

J. R. Doran, Mrs. Albert Wedderlen, Mrs. George Simpkins, Paul Otto, Edwin Otto, Dr.

Burt R. White, C. Logan, Mrs. S. Harris, Simon Harris, Mrs.

E. J. Wellage, H. D. Cockrell, Mrs.

H. D. Cock-rell, H. D. Barron, Mae G.

Reldy, Mrs. C. G. Huuson, Betty June Hau-son, Mrs. W.

C. Reeves, Karl W. Rohlf, Miss E. Hanson. Mrs.

William Newman, Mrs. Harry Webber, Helen Seip, Elsie Selp, Leah Selp, Ellen Dargatz. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Davis, G. W. Swecker, James D. Ficcus, Adolph Wedderlen, Rudolph Wedderien, Delmar Mitchell, J.

E. Ruppert, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Stanton, E. J. Well-age, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCul- ley, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Sinclair, Josephine G. Stirrat, Anne S.

Noble. D. Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Alsip, Mr. and Mrs. C. Noble.

Floyd Weilage. C. W. Hunt. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Ellsworth. Neal Carlin, Huer-ta Ruppert, Leona Ruppert and Alice Lucille Whitney.

New P. Schedules Effective Today on All Interurban Lines New Pacific Electric time schedules on interurban lines will go Into effect today. For the first time, connections will be made today between San Bernardino and Arlington. Cars will run on a schedule of 19 trains a day. Connections will be made at Arlington for Corona.

These cars formerly stopped at Riverside. Between San Bernardino and Redlands, the services will be handled by one-man cars which will make 19 trips dally. Los Angeles lnterurbans will continue to -un through San Bernardino to Red-lands. Interurban service on four Urn-iteds between San Bernardino and Redlands will be speeded up by the new schedule. Expressing the vogue for youth In costumes, the Jacket and jabot combination Is gaining popularity.

Navy blue taffeta and cream lace make one charming interpretation. Sold. 54 OWNER SENT TO JAIL Court Rejects Plea for Probation, Sentences Convicted Man To One-Year Term Denying motions for arrest of judgment and probation, Superior Judge Charles L. Allison yesterday Telephones 431-72 351-03 A Fishelton Farms Colony Promoter Named Defendant in Action by Investors Asserting that fraudulent repre sentations were made in an agreement for the purchase of real estate, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Tanner yes Dorinff Marcli STILL terday filed a complaint in the. superior court against Thoma-purchase was Induced by the agreement of the Fishelton Farms Home Builders, et asking that the contract be rescinded and Judgment of $2,350 be granted. The complaint asserts that the purchaseer was Induced by the agreement Fishelton Farm Home Builders to furnish laying poultry, the Income from which would be sufficient to pay for the property, which, it is asserted, was sold at an exhorbltant price. Attorney Le-Roy B.

Lorenz represents the plaintiffs. Livestock For Sale Classification 42 You'll be astonished how your friends comment on the' new beauty and brightness of your rugs. You'll be surprised at the way the colors come back to give cheer and charm to your home. And your purse will be pleased to learn how many rugs you can have cleaned for a few dollars. Phone now test Larson Dye Works' skill today.

Larsen Dye Works Sy Bdlan(', Offie. 10 5thSl-P sentenced William Johnson, 149 Bryant street, San Bernardino, to serve one year in the county Jail for possession of a still. Johnson was convicted by a Jury last week of possession of a 35-gal- Ion still. George Selk, Johnson's companion and codefendunt, was acquitted by the Jury. Johnson, on the witness stand, virtually admitted the possession of the still and absolved of any part In the ownership.

Attorney Martin Coughlln represented Johnson, HALF-CAPE A flowered lemon colored chiffon afternoon frock picks out the orange of Its decoration to feature a half-cape that extends over just the left side front and back. SEND ONE RUG AS A TEST If Larson's Cleaning Doesn't Delight You It Will Cost You Nothing Accept this offer from Larscn Dye Works. Send one rug any rug in your home Persian, Turkish, Chinese, Axminster, Wilton to be cleaned by Larsen Dye Works' improved process in the Modern Larsen Dye Works Rug Cleaning riant. If you're not delighted with the result just say so and we'll refund the price you pay. The greatest tribute that can be paid to an automobile by the citizens of San Bernardino is the investment of their money in 54 of the 1928 Bigger and Better Chevrolets in the month of March.

January was a month of 35 Chevrolet sales, February a month of 39 Chevrolet sales, and Marcli a record-breaker of 54 Chevrolet sales. Added to this is the sale by our Used Car Department of 55 used cars, which is a tribute to our reputation as a dependable place by the San Bernardino public. We appreciate this confidence. BRONSON LANGE, Inc. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALERS Phone 271-93 A Dependable Place Cor.

3rd at Arrowhead City's Annual Spring Clean-Up Completed San Bernardino's annual spring clean-up campaign was completed yesterday with the final work being done in all three zones into which the city was divided. Those in charge stated the cleanup was the most successful yet staged, with the citizens manifesting more than the ordinary amount of cooperation. At the peak of the drive 17 street department trucks were being used. The campaign was conducted under the direction of Street Superintendent J. p.

Kemmerer and Don M. Barker! sanitary inspector. ew Cliewoletts in SUIT CHARGES REALTY FRAUD Sam Bernardino i i i if.