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PAGE SIX SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 Z4 31 Official Records FOCH BEGINS TRAINING FOR VISIT TO AMERICA rUUIN APPLES TO BE EXHIBITED Ladies Neckwear Sale Display at Riverside Fair Planned by Farm Bureau and Local C. of C. Fine display of Tucaipa apples is to te a feature of the county displny at th Riverside Kwir which is beinp arranged hy officials of the Farm Bur eau an.1 Secretary Mack of the local If the Americans insist upon banquet-Chamber of Commerce. ins me hs they propose, I am afraid President Smith of the Vueaipalthe 'battle of America' will be my Chamber of Commerce saw Secretary! undoing." Mack yesterd.iy and announced that the. growers of that' district will fur- I tT rp 1 TIAV IT nlsh all the fruit necrssary to make a LULAL UCLtiUA I lUil Al creditable showinT.

As a rpsult Sec-: i npnll iTrin rctary fack wit, visit Tucaipa fflday SAN FERNANDO FAIR and make suitable selections for carry- in? out his plans for a comprehensive showing of the county's products. Half a dozen machines left yes-Material for the displav is beins! terday about noon filled with Orange Our New York buyer was instructed by us to purchase a line of Ladies' Neckwear. In order to get this line at his price, was obliged to buy about ten times the amount we expected. This line consists of Ladies' Cellars, Vestees, Pleating, Ruffling, etc. You will find shown in this wonderful line the latest styles from all the neckwear centers in Europe and America.

Now in order to balance our Dept. we have marked this line of Neckwear at about one-half their true value. Call and see this line, whether you buy or not. P. S.

These would make elegant Christmas Gifts. This is positively the hrgest line of Neckwear ever shown in San Bernardino. gathered by the various farm centers and will he assembled for shipment to Riverside. Perishable stuff In the way of fruit that may be slightlv out of j-eason has been placed in cold siorssre ann win ne in prime condition for the opening of the fair. Martin Green has the construction vnrk for the county display and the publicity booth for the Twelfth Na- tional Oranre Show about completed a wonderful live stock display of some and in shape for quick installation -is of the finest animals 'in the state, in-soon as the tents are in the air.

a splend'd horse show. The eral quantity of oranges wiii he urea Oan Si'ow booster hats were worn for decorating the Orange Sl-. di- the delegation from this city, re CBt AiiocUtert Prm Lftiad Wir BREST. ft. Marshal Kvh, who on October Cl' will sail for the United States, has gone into training for the trip on his Brittany estate near here.

He will stay there for a month, getting in condition to meet the rigors of series of banquets he expects to attend while visiting the United States. 'Toor Marshal Fayelle was on the verge of dyspepsia when he returned from America," the marshal is said to have remarked jokingly, "and he has a much better stomach than I. Show boosters to spread the gospel i of the city's next citrus exposition at the San Fernando Valley Fair now in full swing at S3n Fernando. The 1 Party was headed by President Z. T.

DU At the executive committee and others. They spent much of the afternoon and evening at the fair which includes suiting ir. making their presence known to trie fan fernanao crowns. The San Bernardino delegation were special guests Of the officials of the San Fernando show which is housed beneath two of the Orange Show tents. FRESHMAN RECEPTION WILL BE HELD FRIDAY Plans for the Freshmen Reception to be staged at the local High School this Friday evening are rapidly being completed and the affair promises to be a wonderful success, The Freshmen Reception is an an jal affair given by the Senior claisj in honor of the Freshmen and all new students.

Horace Edmundson. President of the Student body, appointed the following committee to take charge of the reception: Revelle Harrison, Paul wavte. Albert Heston. Marie Huls, an(j Leonard. Charles Parnell's Jazz orchestra will furnish the music for the dance.

There anfataln. Will oe games niiu mt, ments for those wno do not oance. SPANISH SUCCESS MADRID, Sept. 20. An engagement between a small Spanish force and a party of Moors at Tiriea, in the Spanish Moroccan lone, in which the Spanish scored a pronounced success is announced in an official telegram received this morning from Tetuan.

Conditions in the Melilla and El Arish areas are reported quiet. Complete line clutch facings, conrod bearings, carburetor parts, wonder polish. White Garage, 23 Street. SM 1 WlhhlALWJJIiKiaWI I 3E 1 play, while a complete set of posters for the past 11 years will be shown. AILROADSTO REDUCE RATES ON VEGETABLES (By Associated Press Xisased Wire) WASHINGTON, Sept.

21. Decision nf the transcontinental railroads to reduce rates on vegetables from California and other Pacific Coa3t territory points to the territory between the Rocky Mountains and Chicago and the Mississippi River was announced today hy the Interstate Com merce Commission. The reductions will substitute a 15 ner cent increase! over me rates in eneet August I'o, 1920, for the 33 1-3 per cent increase which went into effect August 26. 1920, "thus removing more than half of the increase made at that time," the commission said. Dr.

L. X. Bedford has returned to his office, 3S3 Street Pyorrhea, can be cured. Adv. I Sail i p.

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6)58-63701 LOS ANGELES I SEPTEMBER 17 Peed Aug 29 1921 Laura ritts to Karl Wilde Nancy Wilde James Knieht and Wllma A Knight lots 5 and of Allison Rochat Subd of Fast 1-: of NV 1-4 of sec 4 1S-3V. Mtff Aug 29 1951 $5600 yrs 7 pet every mo Karl a Wilde et ut and James Knight et ux to Hens-lee lots 5 and 6 of Allison Rochat Suhd of East 1-2 of NW 1-4 of sec 4 1S-SW. Mtg Aug 29 1921 $000 install Karle Wilde et ux James Knight et ux to Laura Pitts lots 5 and 6 of Allison Rochat Subd of Kast 1-2 of NW 1-4 of sec 4 1S-3W. Peed Sept 14 1921 Smith et ux to Inman port lot 7 and of Norton Hay Subd. Peed Aug 16 1921 Joseph A le et ux to Charles Oilbert et ux lots 1 and 2 block 94 of SS Tr Ontario.

Mtg Sept 14 1921 S1S00 Sept 14 1922 7 pet or Frazer et ux to Savgs Bank of Redlands lot 4t of Cypress Court in City of Redlinds. Mtg Sept 14 1921 Martin I-onff et ux to Macnolia Mut Bldg Loan Assn of North Ontario $100 mo In stall 7 1-5 pet install mo. Peed Sept 12 1921 Charles Jones i.nh Rich nor lot 1 block 5 Map of Nine Acre burv of RSB City of B. Peed Sept 14 1921 Pioneer Abst Title Gty Co to Clark and Ken neth Clark por lot 1 block 89 RSB. Peed Sent II 1921 $1400 On or 1 yr pt or .1 Clark et ux Kenneth Clark to Pioneer Abst Title Gtv Co tr for American Natl Bank corp por lot 1 block 39 RSB.

Tr Peed Aug 12 1921 $3000 2 yrs pet every 3 mo Fred Drew et ux to Pioneer Abst Title Gty Co tr San Bernardino Valley Bank por lot No 5 block 34 City of B. Deed July 1 1921 Foster Norton et ux to Lola Galbreath lots 3 and 4 block 38 Magnolia City of Upland. Mtg Sept 1 1921 $900 on or 6 yrs 7 ret s-a Lola Galbreath to Foster Norton et ux lots 3 and 4 block 36 Magnolia City of Upland Deed Aug 16 1921 Mary High to Arthur Lloyd Colcord et ux por lot 5 in block 1 of West Rarstow Add. Mtg Aug 16 1921 $1425 Install 6 pet mo Arthur Lloyd Colcord et ux to Agnes Bryan por lot 5 block 1 of West Barstow Add. Deed Aug 16 1921 Mary High to Luther Dodson et ux por lot 5 block 1 of West Barstow Add.

Mtg Aug 16 1921 $1850 Install 6 pot mo Luther Dodson et ux to Agnes Bryan por lot 5 block 1 of West Barstow Add. Tr Deed Sept 10 192i Geo Davis to Pioneer Abst Title Gty Co tr for Ontario Bond Mtg Co port lot 5 and 6 block 48 Town of Ontario 2 notes one for $100 1 yr 7 pmt a and one for $S0O 3 yrs 7 pet I a. Deed Aug 5 1921 Guy Dewey et ux to Mary Cunningham lot 1" Excelsior Tr City of Redlands. Mtg Aug 15 1921 Mary Cunningham to Guy Dewey et ux $2000 I yr 7 pet a. Mtg Sept 12 1921 Frank Gore et ix to Svgs Bank of Redlands $4200 Install 7 pet qr.

Mtg Sept 6 1921 Royal Moore et ux to Svgs Bank of Redlands $300 Pept 6 1922 8 pet qr por lot 22 of Revised Map of Arcadia in City of Redlands. Mng Deed Sept 12 1921 Augusta Anderson to Ralph Imhoff an und 1-S int in and to The Delomite Placer Clms sit in unorganized ming dist. Deed March 14 1921 Claude Haw-kens to Brown und 1-16 int In and to any oil which may be taken i from foil desc real est por lot 9 block 64 RSB. Deed Aug 25 1921 Charles A Van-dever et ux to James Scurlock lot 2 block 2 of Vandever Subd. Deed Sept 15 1921 William Vinson et ux to George Campbell lot 1 block 2 Bedford Sub City B.

Deed Sept 15 1921 William Vinson et ux to Bertha Rhoads lot 2 block 2 Bedford Sub City B. Deed Feb 10 1921 Harris et ux A Ham and wf Victor Smith et ux to Herman Harris, Arthur Harris and Phillip Harris ptn lots 7 and 8 City B. Deed July 8 1921 Jay Ellingson to Herman Harris, Arthur Harris and Phillip Harris ptn lots 1 and 2 block 19 City B. Peed Feb 23 1D21 A Ham et ux Harris et ux and Victor Smith et ux to Merman Harris, Ar-thus Harris and Phillip Harris ptn lot 7 block 12 City R. Mtg Sept 15 $550 6 mos 8 pet or Fowler to First Natl Bank Mrs, WAGNER of PALM BEACH Tells Girls How She Found Relief From Pain West Palm Beach, Fla.

"When I was 19 years old I was irregular and I I bad such terrible cramps it felt like a unite going tnrougn me. ItookLydiaE. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound and I was cured, After I was married I had the same trouble caused by the added work of farming and heavy washings so I told my husband to Isret six bottles of the Vegetable Compound and by taking it I 0 of Rlalto crop oranges on 1-2 lot 21. Deed Sept 1921 Henry Ackley et ux to Laurestine Fletcher all lot 18 block Ackley Terrace. Trust Peed Aug 11 1921 $15110 Iewisj Araza et ux to Rogers tr forj Santa Fe Bldg Ioan Assn lot 15 block Ward Gill Sub B.

Trust Deed Sept 12 1921 Francis Holcomb et ux to Conso Abst Title Gty Co tr for Calif State Bank of $1200 2 yrs 8 pet qr ptn lot 3 block 75 9-acrc Survey Ro Peed Aug 3 1921 Arthur AVrlght et ux and Martha Wright to Wilson et ux 1-2 lot 43 and all lot I 54 Town Rialto and adj subs. Mtg Aug 15 1921 $4000 on or 3j yrs 7 pet qr Wilson et UX to. County Savgs Bank same as last above. Trust Deed Sent 1921 Pearl Ris-don to Consol Abst Title Gty Co tr for Co Savgs Rank lot 26 of; Sub of Lots 3-8 block 67 City B. Quitclaim Peed June 7 1921 Ellen' Iemaster James Leinaster Lil- lian Lemaster Alifair Colllnsworth and Charles Collinsworth heirs A Ijemaster deed to Willmore Lemaster ptn lot 2 Blackeslce's Sub Ont Col Land.

1 Deed June 7 1921 Ellen LeMaster et xl heirs A LeMaster deed to Charles Collinsworth et ux ptn lot 2j Blakesloe's Sub Ont Col Lands. I Deed Sept 14 1921 George Cairns! to Lucy Percey lots 18 and 19 block 4 Enterprise Tract No 1 Redlands. 1 Mtg Sept 12 1921 $400 on Sept 12 1922 8 pet gr Lola P. Miller to Savgs Bank of Redlands ptn lot 1 block 37 Mound City. Deed Sept IS 1921 Raymond Goulet et ux to Wm Harris lot 10 Neff.

Ham Neff Snb City B. Deed Sept 6 1921 Mrs Becca Danks to Andrew Henderson et ux lots 2 and 3 block 16 Monte Vista Tract No. 2. Trust Deed Sept 6 1921 $8500 Install 7 pet a Andrew Henderson et ux to Title Gtee Tr Co of A tr for Mrs Becca Danks same as last above. Trust Peed Sept 11 1921 $10,000 on1 demand after 3 yrs 8 pet qr Jj I'lrey et ux to Los Angeles Tr Savgs Bank tr for Harry Watson! 1-2 Farm Lot 283 SE 1-4 Farm Lot 2S8 1-2 Farm Lot 291 1-2 Farm Lot 2S0 1-4 Farm Iot 383 1-2 Farm Lot 382 1-2 Farm Lot 375 1-2 Farm Lot 127 Farm lt 255 lands Co.

Peed Aug 31 1921 Silver Arthur Poole et ux to Crimminger lots 21 and 22 Map of Needles. Mtg Sept 9 1921 $705 on or 1 jt 7 pet a Russel Hopkins to Thomas Kirby 1-2 of NE 1-4 and 1-2 of NW 1-4 Sec 15 9N-2E 160 a Deed Aug 25 1921 Miller to Nick Hugo Lots 61 and 62 Fawnsldn sub Bear Valley. Deed Sept 16 1921 Walter Wilford et ux to Newton Thomas Wllford SE 1-4 Sec 23 12N-1SE cont 160 acres. Mtg Sept 14 1921 $4200 6 mos pet qr Mentone Groves Co to First Natl Bank of Redlands growing crop oranges aiid all other cirrus fruits for season 1920-21 now growing and all crops to be grown during seasons 1921-22 and 1922-23. Deed Sept 15 1921 Helen Mortimer and Amas Mortimer to Eugenia Mortimer her sep prop lots 11 and 12 block 62 Town Colton.

Mtg July 12 1921 $13,450 on or July 12 1926 6 pet Benjamin Swartzendruher et ux to Yoder 1-2 lot 255 and 1-2 lot 256 Ont Col Lands. Deed Aug 17 1921 John Suverkrup et ux to Floyd Watson et ux proportionate int in common with owners of lots in Cedar Glen Tr in water system for sd tract to be appurt to lot 2 block 7 sd tr. Deed July 8 1921 Herman Harris to Jay Ellington rt of ingress and egress for ell business purp from Arrowhead Ave to rear of store bldg now loc on 27 by 130 ft lot 1 block 19 City B. Dead Sept 12 1921 P. Drew et ux to Mclntyre ptn lot 17 sub of Lands Colton Co also lots 1 to 67 Incl 45 ft lot 10 all lots 11 to 3D Map Colton Orange Villa Tract.

Trust Deed Sept 16 1921 $1400 3 yrs 8 pet qr Mclntyre et ux to Consol Abst Title Gty Co tr for Cullison same as last. Deed Aug 17 1921 John Suverkrup et ux to Floyd Watson et ux lot 2 block 7 Cedar Glen Tract Sub No. 2. Trust Deed Sept 15 1921 $4125 Install 7 pet plb moly Lee Richaid-sun et ux to Pioneer Abstract A Title Gty Co tr for Louise Crowe por lot 7 and 8 Blk 36 city same as last above also household furn loc In apartment house on sd prop. Deed Aug 26 1921 Marion Fisher and Henry Fisher to Frank Jack son and Edward Cope all lot block 11 West Redlands.

Deed Sept 2 1921 Southern Pac Land Co to .1 IsIIe Hagno 1-2 of SW 1-4 sec 29 10N-3W contg 80 acres. Mtg Aug 30 1921 1 note for $125.90 pbl Dec 11 1921 1 note $2500 3 yr 7 pet a Joseph Littlepage to Thad dcus Smart lots 58 ond 59 sec 9 and lot 6 sec 16 2S-SW. Mtg Sept 10 1921 $700 1 JT 7 pet qr Walter Thomas et ux to Union Savgs Bank of Redlands lot 14 block Valley View Add City Redlands, Deed Sept 14 1921 $1500 est Charles Holmes minor to Walter Jewell und 1-2 int in lot 5 block Fisher's Sub Big Bear Valley. Deed May 13 1921 A Holmes to Walter Jewell same as last above. Deed June 14 1921 Walter fewell et ux to Holmes ptn lot 5 block Fisher's Sub Big Bear Valley.

"SCHOOC DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS" Do you remember the old song about school days being golden rule days? It is wrong to send a coughing, sneezing, spitting child to school to spread disease germs among other little ones. Common colds are Infectious. Protect your own and other little ones with Foley's Honey and Tar. This safe family remedy chocks coughs and colds, loosens phlegm and mucuous and coals raw, irritating membranes with a healing, soothing medicine. Sold Everywhere.

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Long Rifle Lesmok Thil it 50 more yards of accuracy than hat hitherto been possible with 22 rim-fire ammunition. Solid ballet for target work. Hollow-poipt bullet for tmall game. Cost no more. Ask for circular C-93.

pared to combat the latest move of the defense witn citations irom various oases denying hail to persona charged with murder. oney Back SIhofcSheUsi You can get your money back for The Black Shells if, for any reason at all, you don't like them. Just bring back the unused part of the box, and it will refund to you, without question, the price of. the whole box. The Black Shells have reacned so high a state of perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and in uniformity that we can make this un'imited i guarantee.

I--'' i 1 i fi Smokeless and. Black Powder, Try The Black Shells, if you don't know them. You can get your pet load for every kind of shooting, in emoi eless or black powders. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, Mamfactann October Brunswick Records NOW ON SALE Brunswick, in its October release of super-feature records, meets the taste of all music lovers ballads, operatic and orchestral selections, and song and dance novelties, with the delightful versatility which characterizes all Brunswick music. To select from this list is to own what is best in phonographic reproduction.

Check the, Records you wish to hear then let us play them for you. 30016 Impromptu in A Flat (Chopin) Pianoforte Solo 1.F,n Leopold Godowsky 1 HOST Air des bijoux (Jewel Kong from Faust) Act III 1 no (Gounod) (m Krr-nch) Soprano Florence Easton 100J5 JJarechiare (Neapolitan Song) (dl Giacomo Tostlj 1 (ii) Baritone In Italian Giuseppe Panlse 2 0 1 5 Jahrielt (In Memorlam) (Sllberta-Silberstein) 1 CO Soprano in Vlddihh Dorothy Jardon 10(141 Spanish Dance (Grsnados-Kreisler) Violin Solo t.nft Max Rosen Pale Moon (Gllck-Locan) Baritone P.lchard Bonrlll 1.2.' Man Lindy Lou Strickland Baritone Richard Bonelll 13026 Minstrel Boy (M'jore) (Inxh Air Tenor Theo. Karle When Iribh Kyes Are Kmiling (Olnott-Graf f-Ball) 1 Thc.o. Karle and Crescent Male Trio fi63 Ben Bolt (Enpllsh-Kneass (Contralto) Kllzabeth Lennox too liohlti Adair (Keppel (Scotch Air) Contralto. Lennox L'IL'4 Woodland Kchoes (W'yman) Violln-Klute-Harp Trio 1 .60 Juariita (Norton) Vlolin-Klutn-Harp Gondolier Trio JSweet and Low (Royce-Johnson) Soprano and Contralto 2121 Irene Audrey and Kmlly Earle ii Honolulu Honey (Weslyn-Appleficld-Dyuon) Tenor and Baritone Chan.

Hart and Klliott Shaw 1 27 Tuck Me to Sleep (Voung-Lewls-Meyer) 55 Billy Jones and Strand Male Trio If Tou Only Knew (Fleeaon-Von Tilzer) Baritone. Krnest Hare tiOB2 Down at the Huwkln' Bee (Bosenfeld) Criterion Main Quartet (in (A Little Close Harmony (O'Hara) Criterion Male Quartet I'eek's Bad Bov (Sarasan) Strand Male Quartet Annual I'rotewt (Off to School (Peycke) Humorous Recitation Frieda Peycke 2126 Down at the Old Swlmmln' Hole Wllson-Brennan) Tenor and Baritone Billy Jones and Krnest Hare .5 Miml (Macl)onald-Conrad) Tenor Billy Jones 2130 All By Myself Fox Trot (Irving Berlin) Bennle Kreuger Orchestra Saturday FoxTrot (Brooks) Bennle Kreuger Orchestra 1 Sweet hrart Fox Trot (Johnson) Carl Kenton's Orchestra I've Got the Joys Fox Trot (Akst) Carl Kenton Orchestra Laet Waltz Introducing "Now Fades My Goldsn Love Dream tlti from "The Lut Waltz" (Oscar Straus) Carl Kenton a Orchestra Mississippi Cradle Waltz (Olman) Carl Fenton a Orchestra Any Phonograph can play Brunswick Records Bollong- Fooshee Furniture Co. I. O. O.

F. Building Phone 201 Wholesale and Retail Distributor SMITH'S SPORTING GOODS HOUSE, 510 Third Strecl For Sale at Retail by THOMPSON'S, 575 Third Street NETT'S, 615 Third Street priaonment threatened to impair her health permanently. Tt was Htatea at the district attorney's office the Htate was pre- HABEAS CORPUS WRIT FOR MRS. OBENCHAIN (By Aiioclta Frtae Ltaiad Wli) LOS ANGKLES, Sept 21 A writ! of habeas corpus, asking that hail be granted Mrs. Madalynne Oben-1 chain, indicted with Arthur C.

Burch for the alleged murder' of J. Bellon Kennedy, was filed in tie appellate court ypgtcrrlay by Attorneys Warren Williams and Ralph R. Obcn-chaJn, the latter the former husband of the defendant. The new application for hall set forth the same points ss those denied in the superior court last, week by Judge Sidney N. Reeve -that no showing of vldervce gainnt the woman had boou made and that regularly my troubles ceased ana now i never have a pain or ache, and am regular: I recommend Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and think every f'oung girl should take it. You can pub-ish this letter and it may be the means of helping some other girl or woman." Mrs. Mary M. Wagner, Box 769, West Palm Beach, Florida. While no woman is entirely free from periodic suffering it does not seem to be the plan of nature that woman should suffer so severely and when pain exists something is wrong which should be set right.

Every girl who suffers from monthly cramps should give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial. I ATTENTION, Rayfield Owners Mr. expert service man for the Rayfield Carburetor, will be 'vith us September 22 and 23, only to take care of any Rayfield trouble in this vicinity. E.

C. PECK Rayfield Dealer 432 Third Street Hvatt Photographer 643 St..