The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

PAGE SIX Makes Ten Miles to This City in 1 Hour and 41 Minutes Yesterday Marathoning 10 n.iles on a $10 wager, Glen Kinckle of Redlands, famous runner and long distance man, trotted into San Bernardino yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, having covered the distance from Red-lands here in 1 hour and 41 minutes. Hinckle. who has Rpvpral mpdals and lone record of victories In marathon running, made the little by their mothers here, probably fore-afternoon jaunt after being bet the I runner of a more violent session when sura of $10 by a number of Redlands they face their irate dads, young men that he could not cover! Quite a number of changes have Ihe distance without giving out. The i just been made at the city hall. Treas-money advanced hardly consid- urer and Ex-Officio Tax Collector C.

J. ered by Hinckle, who made the jog Tripp will occupy his new and exclus. just to prove to his Redlands friends ive quarters between police head- that he is ctill in practically as good condition as he was when in train ing for such events. He was paced by a number of machines along the highway and into San Bernardino, and a telegram telling of his -winning the wager was speeded over the wires to Redlands where a large crowd of foothill city youths received the word with interest. PROVOKED RIOT TARANTO, Italy, Jan.

9. (Havas). The arrival of legionairies from -Fiume provoked a manifestation which ended a. riot. One person was wounded.

Investigate the new Miller, multiple jet carburetor. Garage, carburetor and ignition specialists. No experimenting. C. Meyer tor reliahle seeds.

Red this wk's Arrowhead. PAY DAY SPECIAL Monday. and Tuesday Beans, pink or navy, 2 pounds 15c (Limit 6 lbs.) Butter Creamery, 2 kinds, 55c Nucoa, per lb 35c Bread 24 12c regular) Peanut Butter, lb 20c Milk, Libbj, can Rolled Oats, 4 Farina, 3 lbs 25c Head Rice (common) 3 lbs 25c Head Rice (fancy) lb. 10c Head Rice (extra fancy) lb. 14c Broken Rice, 4 lbs 25c Macaroni, 2 lbs 25c SPECIAL ON CANNED GOODS I doz.

assorted to suit purchaser, 10 per cent discount. This makes 40c goods 36c 30c goods 27c 20c goods 18c FLOUR Eventually, why not now? 24 1-2 lbs. 49 lbs. $3.25 HIGH PATENT FLOUR 24 1-2 lbs $1.50 49 lbs $2.85 COFFEE Schillings, I lb. can 45c Hills' Blue Can, 1 lb 35c BAKING POWDER Calumet, 1 lb 25c Schilling's, 1 lb 45c FANCY GROCERIES (Low Priced to Fit Any Purse) Fruitlade (50c value) 40c (Raspberry and Grape Jam) Jiffy Jell Jello, 2 for 25c Guittard's Chocolate Pound 38c 1-2 pound 20c Same in bulk, lb 35c Best Bulk Cocoa, Soap Ben Hur and Bob White, 4 25c Flaked Pat, each 05c Toilet PaperBig 8- cz.

roll, 6 for J5c No Further Arguments Rimirbif wo have Froo Deliver Servico. 434 Fourth Street BATES' Fourth St. Grocery I 1 i i i 1 i 1 i (Special Staff Cop-eiDondence) REDLANDS, Jan. 9. Carl Scheire and Mike Frank, the two Los Angeles lads picked up here yesterday Ofifeer Win.

Morrison as runaways, are safe at home tonight. Mothers of the pair came here today and escorted the youngsters back to the place where there is free board and lodging and a view of the landscape unuiarred by perpendicular bars. i The boys were given a sound scolding quarters and City Clerk Hook's office SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, MONDAYJANUARY 10, 1921 UPLAND 'LIKE TO ENTER ROME SCHOOLS ARRANGE BURGLARS SECURE LOOT II MORE SEEINQ 5ET5 FAST IRK REDLANDS IN FIVE MINUTES REDLANOS SEASON SCHEDULE his staff of Chino. P. Brady, P.

Call and Tennison, California Insti-W. E. Allen, N. Oscar Youngdahl, tute of Technology; Perry, Whittier; V. C.

L. Jackson, secretary; G. R. CoUzens, S. B.

U. R. Works, Oc-Crane treasurer: G. H. Blohm.

war-i niriontal beginning tomorrow. The gas office; den; Howard Hobaugh, Conductor: Following is the schedule as ar-has also been removed to the city hall Leonard Puehler, Chaplain; J. W. ranged. and is now located in the room with the water department.

ANNIVERSARY AT Delightful Event Observed by Many nends at City of Ontario (Special Staff Correspondence) ONTARIO, Jan. 9 Iza Dale Home, the attractive residence of Mr. and Mr3. I. V.

'Whitaker, 125 West street, was the scene of two noteworthy gatherings yesterday, which was the occasion of the silver wedding anniversary of the host and hostess. In the afternon, Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker entertained the members of the G.A.R. and the Woman's Relief Corps.

The afternoon's program opened with the singing of America, led by Mrs. Princess Long, and Chap-'. lain James Bracewell offered prayer. There were readings by Mrs. Long and Mrs.

Frank A. Geer and "a speech by the Rev. John B. Toomay. Toward the close of the aflernoon program.

Mrs. Anna B. Hayes sang "Will You Love Me When I'm Old?" after which Mrs. Long Bang "The Star Spangled Ban-j ner," the company joining: in the chorus. Late in the afternoon, a col- lation was served.

Present for the afternoon festivity were: Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Podrasnik, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Waten- paugh; Mr. and Mrs. Casper Limbert, i Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Woods, Kev. and Mrs.

J. B. Toomay, Mesdames Princess Long. Maggie Tutlle, Emma Davidson, Josephine Confer, Esther Large, Hiram Blazer, Ray Delhauer, J. W.

McConkey, Mary Foiles, Mary Stone, S. C. Alford. L. M.

Harwood, J. D. Meriwether, Margaret Hubbard, A. Weiser, Ethel Lee Peterson, L. E.

McCann, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Geer, Eva Knowles, J. P. Ensley, Gertrude Dinger, Emma Hnskell. Margaret Wehmeycr. F.

B. Ham, B. R- Owens, Anna B- Hayes. Miss Edna Large, Rev E. T.

Sandford and Messrs. James Bracewell. A. B. Wyckoff, W.

E- Allen. A. Holdridpre. E. M.

Rankin, N. Krauchi, J. B. Peach, B. C.

Elliott, Marion nderson, L. H. Tilden E. G. Rader, J.

G. Gaylord, V. W. Sargent and B. D.

In the evening, pioneers of Ontario of the early '90s', and a few who settled here during the time between 1S83 and 1890 paid homage to Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker. Incidents of bygone days and recollections of old times were recalled. The host and hostess were ably assisted in entertaining by Mrs.

J. P. Ensley and Mrs. H. W.

HerEev of Lonz Beach. daughterf the hostess. Games werei enjoyed, a tempting light supper was enjoyed. Present In the evening were: Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Ensley, Mr. and Mrs, J. M.

Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Seapy, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cline. Mrs. Ella Kouts.

Mr. and Mm. Alfred Allen. Mr. and Mrs.

George Bryant, Mrs. George Beesley, Mrs. Lydia Drew. Miss Myrtle Seapy. Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Hersey and daughter, Ruth, of Long Peach. Corporal Walter Hersey of March Field.

Mrs. L. G. Graves of Etiwanda and Mr. and Mrs.

Whitaker. Sore Throat, Colds Quickly ChecktJ By Hamlin' Wizard Oil Sort throat and chest cold hould never be neglected. Few people how often they result seriously if not promptly checked. Hamlin'i Wizard Oil it a afe, eimple and effective treatment Ued a a gargle for tore throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cold in one eight Keep a bottle on tbe shelf.

lzerd Oil ia o4 Jpn1bl pro-retlon to hve la the m4)eloe chert lor tm wot the tfactar raar fee fer t. How oft re eprela. feruleee. cat ad eurne ocur la ever? femlir. ee Ititie Irwblx like earache, taetherhe, fold torn center eeree, et iff Berk.

e4 llr4 arhtne; fer. aoetfalee. fceellev Wizard Oil vul alvrye brine e.ulrk relief. Gerue else btte tc. If reti er treue'ed with resettpvtea elrk hudaxbe irr Manilla Mirer Whiee.

net elaeai little hi OftXf lor tc Caaxaateee. 1001 MAKER HOME I I I.O. F. Club Rooms Will Be Ready to Occupy Within Two Weeks (Special Staff Correspondence) CPLAXD, Jan. 'e.

The regular meet- ingof Upland Lodge No. 68 1. O.O. will be held Tuesday evening ar.d big surp-ise in in store; All members should be present. The new club rooms are being finished rapidly, and.

it is expected they will be ready for occupancy within the next two'weeks. Following are the officers installed at the last meeting, the work being put on A i part wre Ashel Cunningham, Red-by District Deputy Lukehart and, nnn. Bryden, R. S. N.

James A. Dinger, L. S. N. Rov Creichton.

R. S. V. I. J.

Linkey L. S. V. C. K.

Francisco, I. A. L. Palis, O. R.

G. Thudium, R. S. Bruce Moore1, L. S.

S. The Rebekahs served refreshments in the banquet room at the close of the ceremonies. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS The home of Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Black was the scene of a delightful party Friday evening, when their son, Robson, entertained several friends. Dancing provided the amusement for the evening and at a late hour refresh- roents were served. Those present were: Miss Mildred Bradburne, Miss Blendena Scott, Miss Mary Nafius, Miss Doris Axley, Miss Irma Kelly, Miss Dorothy Hamilton, Percy Garrison, Warren Atwood, George Waters, Philip Hamilton and Harold Reed. For Picture Machine Much enthusiasm is being shown by the pupils of the Upland Grammar schools in getting subscriptions for the agricultural paper The Country Gentleman. If they succeed in getting 490 subscriptions a motion picture machine will be given to the school.

A prize is offered at the end of the contest to the pupil procuring the greatest number of subscriptions and a fountain pen was given by The Country Gentleman to the child getting the most subscriptions in a given number of hours. The pen went to Eugene White, aged 11, son of Mr. and William White of Eighth Avenue, who is pleased with his gift. The Frances Paul Girls will hold their regular meeting and annual election of officers Monday evening in their room at the Presbyterian church. Mrs.

Fisher of Etiwanda visited her daughter, Mrs. Amy Frost, at her home on First Avenue on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berg of East Tenth street are' rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter, born Jan- uafy Ontario's Baseball Team i i 7 i A Mav Pomona at s.

a UeieatS ViSltOrS, I lO C. at WhitUer; Redlands at Cal, 7 Tnl May 28 Pomona at S. B. (Special Staff Correipondence) ONTARIO, Jan. 9.

In one of the best games ever witnessed on ihe Campus avenue lot, Joe Adams' Ontario baseball team this afternoon defeated the Haas and Cox team of Los Angeles by a score of 7 to 4. Thp eam wh full nf interest frnm start to finish and was witnessed byi nearly S00 persons; Ontario scored two in in the first, one in the fourth, two in i the fifth, one in the sixth and one in the seventh. The visitors scored one in the first and three in the fourth. There was considerable excitement in the ninth when Haas and Cox got two men on bases, with two men down, but Miller for Ontario struck out the man at bat. Ontario got seven hits and the visitors nine.

White caught for Ontario. Ontario struck out nine and Burrio for the visitors, five. Bishop John J. Cantwell Dedicates New School (Special Staff Correspondence) )NTARIO, Jan 9. Before seve hundred persons, Bishcp John J.

Cant-well of Los Ansreles this afternoon dedicated the handsome new school of the parish of St. Oeorce's Catholic church at street and Palm avenue. Bishop Cantwell was assisted by Monsipnor Fitzfferald of Hedlands and by Monsignor Cauley, chancetlor of the diocese, from Ios Angeles and by a number of visiting priests. Members of the Ontario Council of the Knights of Columbus acted as an escort to the bishop. Following the dedicatory ceremonien Bishop Cantwell held a public reception in the parish hall.

Nikolaievsk Agreement Is Made by China and Japan TOKIO, Jan. 9. Japan and China, newspaper reports say, have concluded an agreement closing the Incident at NiVoUUvhk, Siberia. last ipriog, when a Chinese warship fired on Jap- oeb eubjecfg during fighting with Russian partisans in which teveral Vundrel Jaraoeee were reported killed. Tba Chines.

government and also officers of the warfchip. the newspaper says, will apologize and China pay CO.OOv ypnln compensation to the fam-j files of J.p4nee killed. II) tr for reliable seeds Athletic Plans of Conference for 1921 Completed by College Coaches REDLANDS, Jan. 9. Coaches I fercnce have arranged the suUed.ule j0f garaes for 1921.

First events are the cross-country and basketball games on Jan. 15. Meeting at which Claremont. Heretofore the managers have made out the schedule, but, under a ruling made last year, that task falls to the coaches, and those who took Basketball Jan. 15.

Pomona at Cal. Whittier at Occidental; Redlands at S. B. U. C.

Jan. IS Cal. Tech. at Whittier; Pomona at Redlands; Occidental at S. B.

U. C. Jan. 22 Redlands at Whittier; Occidental at Cal. S.

B. U. at Pomona. Jan. 25 Cal.

Tech. at Redlands; Occidental at Pomona; Whittier at S. B. U. C.

Jan. 29 Pomona at Whittier; Red-lands at Cal. Tech. at S. B.

U. C. Feb. 2. Occidental at Whittier; Cal.

Tech. at Pomona; S. B. U. C.

at Redlands. Feb. 5 Redlands at Pomona; Whittier at Cal. S. B.

U. C. at Oxy. Feb. 8 Whittier at Redlands; Cal.

Tech. at Occidental; Pomona at S. B. U. C.

Feb. 12 Pomona at Occidental; Redlands at Cal. S. B. U.

C. at Whittier. Feb. 19 Whittier at Pomona; Oxy. at Redlands; S.

B. U. at Cal. Tech. Baseball April 9 Whittier at Pomona; S.

B. U. .0. at Redlands; Cal. Tech.

at Occidental. April 13 Pomona at Redlands; Occidiental at Whittier; Cal. Tech. at S. B.

U. C. April 16 Redlands at S. B. C.

at Pomona; Whittier at Cal. Tech. April 24 Pomona at Cal. Whittier at Redlands; S. B.

U. C. at Occidental. April 30 Occidental at Pomona; whittier at S. at Redlands.

U. Cal. Tech. May 7 Pomona at Whittier; Red- lands at" S. B.

U. at Cal. Tech. May 11 Redlands at Pomona' Whittier at S. B.

U. C. at Cal. Tech. May 14 Occidental at Redlands; Pomona at S.

B. U. Cal. Tech. at Whittier.

May 21 Redlands at Whittier; Oxy. at S. B. U. Cal.

Tech. at Pomona. Tennis Feb. 19-pxy. at Pomona; Red lands at Cal.

Whittier at B. U. C. Feb. 26 Pomona at Whittier; Oxy.

at Redlands; Cat. Tech. at S. B. U.

C. March 5 Cal. Tech. at Pomona; "'auus March 12 Pomona at Redlands; 0 TT u. xj.

jt ait vaj mtuci ai. uaii Tech. March 19 S. B. U.

C. at Pomona; Cal. Tech. at Redlands at Whittier. Football Oct.

8 S. B. U. C. versus Red-lands at S.

B. U. Occidental at Whittier. Oct. 15 Whittier at Redknds; Pomona at S.

B. U. C. Oct. 22 Pomona at Cal.

Redlands at Occidental. Oct 29 Cal. Tech. at Whittier; S. B.

U. C. at Occidental. Nov. 5 Cal.

Tech. at Occidental; Pomona at Redlands. Nov. 12 Whittier at Pomona; S. U.

C. at Cal. Tech. Nov. 19 Occidental af Pomona; S.

B. U. C. Cross Country To be held at Pomona on Jan. 15, 1921.

Swimming Meet To be held at Pasadena on May 7, 1921. Track Feb. 26. Occidental at Redlands Whittier, California Tech. and S.

B. U. C. combined against Pomona at Pomona. March Pomona 'at Occidental; Whittier, jCal.

Tech. and S. B. U. C.

against Redlands at Redlands. March 12 Redlands at Pomona; Cal. Tech. at S. B.

U. C. at Whittier. March 19 Conference meet at Cal. Pasadena.

FIVE KILLED IN L. A. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9. Four women and one man were killed in automobile accidents here late last night and today.

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1 Lone Ranch House of John Stewart Robbed Guns Found Missing REDLANDS, Jan. 9. Ranch house of John Stewart, 'just north of Men-tone, was robbed yesterday afternoon, presumably by hoboes who got away with a large amount of loot. Search for the miscreants today by Constable J. A.

Rivera of Redlands failed to locate the guilty parties. Mr. Stewart lives alone on his goat ranch, which is a bout a mile north of Mentonp anrt ff nt av frvnioH yesterday afternoon wnlte be was out with his stock the crime was com mitted. Entrance to the house, which I is rather a frail affair, was gained by I pulling off a portion of one side of the structure. Premises were thoroughly ransacked and everything of value that could be carried off was made away with.

Among the articles missing is a double i barrelled shotgun; a' kodak, Smith Wesson revolver silver brooch, gold a stickpin, surveyor's level, binocular field glass and about $15 worth of groceries. Constable Rivera followed the trail of the thieves for some distance, locating the -robbers camp, where they had cooked the food. It is in the roughest part of The Wash and over a mile northwest of the Stewart ranch. The robbers probably crossed the Santa Ana on the Santa Fe bridge and continued their jCurney in that direction. Another robbery in the Mentone district occurred first of the week when the shack of Joe Rak on the Marlette ranch, was entered.

Razor and a six-shooter were stolen at this place. Hoboes are believed responsible. ATTORNEY'S SAFE OPENED BY. THIEF McNabb's Office Is Broken Into; Robber Foiled by Appearance of Katz Forcing the office dor and working the combination of the safe with skilled fingers, a thief yesterday morning at 9 o'clock made an unsuccessful attempt at burglary in the offices of Attorneys McNabb and Hodge in the Katz building. The man was discovered by M.

D. Katz, one of the owners of the building, while in the lawyers' offices but escaped before the police could be called. Katz discovered the broken lock oni the door of the suite as he was making a morning inspection of the building. The thief evidently heard Katp's approach down the hall for he met him in the front office as Katz entered the door. Asked what he was doing in the office, the man made an excuse that he would return in a minute and hastened down the hall and down the! stalrs.

Katz follow6d and saw the man turn down the alley south of the court house. The police were notified and given a description of the man, but up until a late hour last night he had not been apprehended. Thief Opens Safe After forcing the front door of the suite of offices the man, woh is described as being fairly well dressed and about 25 years of age, entered the rear office, where tbe safe is located and worked the day combination. Several tin boxes containing papers were broken open but thetr contents untouched. Attorney McNabb expressed the opinion last night that the man was looking only for money, which he did not find, as the attorneys use the safe only to contain valuable pa- pers and records, Attempt Other Entrance Officers believe that the man is the same one who some time Saturday night or Sunday morning attempted to gain entrance to the offices of Attorney Swing and Wilson in tbe Garner block.

Court and streets. He was evidently frightened away before he could break the lock as the door had not been completely forced when Attorney Swing went to his office yesterday morning. Certain foods, those rich in vitamins, are more useful I than others. Scott's Emulsion is replete with those elements thai determine growth and strength. Scott Bene, BlooaafieU.

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I stand ready to make you a new suit if any tailor here or elsewhere will fix same after my conviction that it cannot be fixed. Our specialty is new suits only, but during between seasons we offer the public the above proposition. Ouir New Suits Are $40 and Up The Mew Syskrai Taitors M. J. PHILLIPSON 3rd and Sts.

Formerly the Page Store Over the Top Henry has declare open season on Ford Cars and has allowed the privilege of shooting them in any territory at any time and any place. When in the market, don't forget Big Rich at Victorville, the author-ized Ford Agent. One of those cars that have had a sniff of the desert air is full of pep and "rarin' to go." Cars Delivered While You Wait E. E. RICHARDSON Ford Garage Victorville, Cal.

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