The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 2

PAGE TWO tan SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- -SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1911. of interest to Women Opening WHAT get the men folks? ffiSJ Fl -fWh your remembrance. 25 i'Wiirtrll StliiR JBL for the men at the place fVf F'WirPl 1 feVv iiW5t where the men do their shopping-where I'l ii'Hli'tMsi it their life work to XiflW V-'-'-i 1 1 If Wl study and satisfy the little imMHW iffiHE'' and peculiarities of Jb 'vv'tfeft ft'llliliMl'Sf GET HIS GIFT AT HIS J' gSM B. Si.verwood's. -500 Auto Votes with' Every Purchase Today A': i Stewart Hotel Block Bring Your Tooth Troubles to the Union Dentists our Workmanship is Unsurpassed our Prices Save Money.

UNION DENTISTS Corner Court and St recti. Home Phone Lady in Attendance. Open Evenings by Appointment. Hours 8:30 to 6 Daily Sunday 10 to 12 Over California State Bank. Ask Your Grocer to Get You the "SELECT BRAND" BUTTER Packed in Fancy, Dust Proof Cartons MADE from all Local Cream.

MADE BY San Bernardino Creamery COLEMAN FACES A 1 C. J. negro; alia. j. John-son, alias H.

B. Hughes, whoi 'iri "jail In Los Angeles, will be arraigned in the 'federal court at Los Angeles on the charge of using: the malls to defraud, jind Inspector Brazie and Policeman Philo Warner, who furnished the evl-! dence that led to Coleman's arrest. have been notified they will be wanted 'as witnesses. Coleman attempted to ex-j tort money by claiming he was In a po-! sition to charge a woman in the red-! liRlit district with white-slave traffic. I "BEST ON EARTH." This is the verdict of R.

J. Howell. Tracy, who bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his wife. "Her was the worst I have ever seen, and looked like a sure case of consump. iion.

Tier lungs were sore and she coughed almost Incessantly and her voice was hoarse and weak. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound brought relief it once and leas tii.iu three ffected a complete cure." Towne, Alison. I Heartburn Is a symptom of Indiges-j tion. Take a dose of HERBIXB In such cases. The pain disappears in-j stantly.

The bowels operate speedily and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer-1 full. Price 50c. Sold by Owl Drug Store: L. N. Bedford, D.

V. 3., 383 St V-vt SCAT DRAW COLO LISTS Boxing' Commission May Decide to Separate Jteoea By Associated Press to THE SCJ. NEW YORK, Dec. 1. The New York boxing commission Is considering the advisability of enacting a rule that white pugilist shall not put on the gloves with negroes in public bouts at clubs operating under the new law.

This would mean that -Lang ford, Johnson Jeannette and McVey would have to fight among themselves for the negro championship, while Kaufman, Flynn Carl Morris, Palzer, Kennedy, Lester and others would compete for the white man's title. KffXDEB DISCOVERED Body of a Oreek round Burled in Sand Wear Btocktoa BTOCKTON, Dec. 1. An autopsy performed this afternoon upon the body of Basillous Dlmlteacan, which was found burled a foot deep In sand yesterday afternoon by a hunter four miles from this city, revealed that the mat had been There were two bullet holes, one in the hand and the other in the back. A 32-calIDre bullet wan found In the chest cavity.

The body had been buried fully a month be-fore It wan discovered. There were letters found Indicating that the murdered man was a Greek, and had a wife In Greece. The sheriff's men are worklnsr on the case. Seeds, flulb, Potatoes, Apples and Nuti at Meyer. Pliona 234.

DR. CAMPBELL ED AWAY Deceased Was First Superin tendent 'of Patton State Hospital Until 1904. By Associated Press to THE SUN. EL. CENTRO.

Deo. 1. Dr. M. B.

Campbell, first superintendent of the state hospital for the in sane at Patton, died today at his home in.Jieuer. tie was 68 yearn of age. Dr. Campbell came to California in 1891. after having eerved for twelve years as state phy.iclanat the Joliet prison, lie was also preeinent or the California State Homeopathic society.

Dr. Campbell served as superintendent of the Patton state hospital from 1891 to about 1804, something over 10 yearn, being with the institution rrom the day its doors were opened -until it had grown to be one of the largest In Cali fornia, he. left llighland, lie Los Angeles and entered the practice of hlo profession there, but Inter went to the Imperial valley. BIG DEFICIT IN FINANCES OF STATE Estimated There Is a Shortage Already of $300,000 and Still Growing. By Associated Press t0 THE SUN.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 1. Owing to an interview given out yesterday in San Francisco by Senator Cullen of the senate finance committee, declaring that under the new system of taxation there will be a deficiency of $300,000 in the present fiscal year, plus expenses of the legislature, which will be $150,000, and that a special session of the legislature immediately following tne present one might be necessary, considerable conjecture relative to another session Is being heard today. Governor Johnson has not been at the capitol thus far, nor has any statement from the' office been forthcoming. In view of the fact, however, that the financial situation was quite exhaustively considered before the call for the present session was issued, several state officials are of the belief no extra session is probable.

The state treasury now contains about $1,500,000, carried as surplus, representing, mainly, however, unused money from past appropriations. This money can be used to meet an emergency, but If so will have to be made up later on. Savenu Cat Short. In his Interview Senator Cullen sets forth that for the present fiscal year the loss to the state under the new system, estimated, is $3,691,711.51. To reach this figure he adds -to the net receipts of state governmept In 1909-10 the normal increase of assessments under the old system, securing a 'total of $13,901,748.16.

Actual receipts of" the present year have been $11,887,943.46, thus representing a loss of revenue of $2,013,841.51. Adding to this the fran chise tax which could have been levied under the old system as well as the new, amounting1 to $1,677,870, Cullen to tals the revenue loss at almost 000. The deficiency of $300,000 is estimat ed upon the basis of the expense and upon the calculation that all of the money available this year under special appropriations of the last legislature will be used. "Were the legislature in special ses sion to Increase the levy on public ser vice corporations from 4 per cent of gross receipts as at present, to 6 per cent, about $2,000,000 additional annual revenue could be realised. PROGRAM FOR (Continued from Page One.) one or two Assemblymen, depending upon the result of reapportionment, and three Supervisors.

The committee therefore of the opinion that If It can be held at that time, the September elec tion Is the preferable one at which to submit the charter to the voters. It may be that the ratification of the charter cannot be printed on tne pri mary ballots that will be submitted to District Attorney uoodceii for oecision But If not. another election, sort of a Joint election with the same, officers might be worked out. At any rate, the committee will go before the Board of Supervisors Man day afternoon and outline the result of its conclusions, witn tne request mat action he taken so that the completed charter can be submitted to the voterp either In September or November, with their preference in favor of former date, for the reasons suggested. OtraOEITHZZM BECOTEBIKO.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1. Daniel Guggenheim, one of the wealthy family of capitalists, Is convalescing after a surgical operation performed early this Week. It is expected that the pitlent will be fully recovered in a few days. Without opiates or harmful drugs nf 8ny kind Foley Honey and Tar Compound Stops coughs and cures colds.

Do not accept any, substitute. Towno, Seccombe Allison, ONE-FOURTH OFF on all trimmed hats at Mrs. Harring ton's. 18 PASS QUEER FAMILY AGAIN COURT IT Mrs. Jane: Reeder Under Alias Arrested by Chief Mespelt For Kidnaping.

Mrs. R. P. Curtis' and her two little grandchildren, children of Mr. and Jlrs.

E. Nicholson, formerly of P.edland.H, now of San Diego, were lodged in ithe detention home last night by Chief ol Police Mespelt, having been taken up on instructions ironi Los Angeles, where Mh-s. Curtis has been accused by hr daughter of the little -children. According to the story told by the Los Angeles authorities, by the' mother of the children, Curtis took the children with a of having them beg on the streets. Ruella, two girl.

Is 6, and the-boy, is but throe years of age. Yesterday the sheriff's office and the police department were looking for the woman. Deputy -Sheriff Lamberf locating her and the. two children. Later Chief Mespelt took them.Jnto custody, and shortly beforo.

6 o'clock delivered the woman at the county jail. She raised a pathetic remonstrance, scream-in? at the np of her lungs escape the jail. Afterward she and' her children wero turned over to the care of Mrs. fiigelow, at the detention home, and word was received that Los Angeles officers would be here this morning to return them to that city. Woman and Children Disappear.

Nicholson, daughter of the wo-mnn under detention, jexplalned that 'she and her two children had come from San Diego to Los Angetes Wednesday, and were met at the Santa Fe depot by the grandmother. While Mrs. Nicholson was arranging about the baggage, Mrs. Curtis disappeared with the little ones. Mrs.

Nicholson tramped trie streets for hours searching for them, finally, weary and disheartened, appealing to the police for aid. The Curtis-Nicholson families have been very prominently before the public here on several occasions. The grandmother twice before kidnaped the children from their home at Redlands. She was placed in the Marshal sanitarium on Mount Vernon avenue for treatment, and escaped, returning to and making away with the children, and was captured here while preparing to board a train out of town. After that Bhe was placed In the county hospital, and when she learned that a charge of insanity was to be lodged against her, she made a shocking state- ment, declaring that Nicholson was really her husband "before he had married her daughter, and that her daughter! was, their child.

I On publication of this statement, Mr'. andjMrs. Nicholson disappeared from Redlands, and the grandmother escaped from the county hospital, being allowed to leave. She joined the Nicholsons, and It Is presumed all went to Los An. geles to live.

Nicholson denied tTie woman's shocking statement, and he and his wife declared that his wife's mother was insane. Under an Alias, This old grandmother is sailing under an alias, she having been known at Red-lands as Mrs. James Reeder. It Is the belief at Redlands that she and the parents of the children play the same kidnaping game wherever they go, taklnc this means to cover' up their retreat from a town, where they have contracted heavy Indebtedness. It is claimed that they all departed from Redlands.

leaving many bills unpaid, and that they have done the same In many towns throughout the country. FASIGAHE IS Stars Have Strengthened the Line-up For the Battle With Jeffries. The Jeffries ball team will be on deck Sunday with some of the speediest ball players In Los Angeles, and the Urbita Stars, who ar? reinforced with Ross-back, the new pitcher, and Wolff in center field, believe' they will be able to reVeBge their recent defeat at the "hands of the Jeffries and make good their claims as the best team in the south. The following is the Ilne-up and the game will be called at 2:13: Jeffries of Los Angeles Hoffman, Walks or Farrias, Lyons, lb; Scan-Ion, ab; Jake Wilson, 3b; Smith, as; Leonard, If; Do Maggio, cf Oblolas, rf. Urbita Stars Agnaw, Rosshack and Hatch, Beck, lb; Walsh, 2b; Smith, 3b; Dorsch, Teck or Johnson, If; Wolff, cf; Kauffman, rf.

STXW TOBK TO EXHIBIT Committee Agree to Appropriate Sum of 11,500,000 for Show By Associated Press to THE SUN. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1. Headed by Senator James J. f'rawley, of New York city, nine senators and assemblymen comprising the delegation sent out from New lork to Investigate conditions regarding the Panama-Pacific International Kxposltlon to be held In 1915, arrived here yesterday.

After making a cursory, survey of the site and conferring with the exposition officials, members of the delegation declared that they would recommend an appropriation of not less thnn 000, 000 for New exhibit at thv fair. Seeds and feed Meyer's, Whole sale and retail. Phones 234. UMEUG ON HERE FOR SUNDAY Corsets that satisfy, describes very rightly The Kabo Corsets we sell our Assortments are large enough to allow satisfactory selection of a style just right for your form. The wear and fit will prove good enough to make satisfaction sure after they have worn one $1.00 $3.50 Peoples Store D.

L. Kaplan, Props. at Court St. Either Phone Ta Drag ftore on the Oor Come In to our Store and look over the many serviceable things we are opening up daily for Xmaa Presents. What make a more useful and attractive gift than a piece of Florentine Brass or a beautiful Navajo Blanket, our selection ot Indian Blankets and Baskets Is much larger and tetter selected this year than1 The Central Drug Co, GEO.

T. MALLERY, Prop. Chamber of Commerce Block. Corner Fourth and E. Photographs Shaffner's Studio is the largest and the equipment cost more money than any studio in San Bernardino eounty.

About one-half of the money taken In by this studio is from out of towp. We have regular customers from Los Angeles and all Southern California. There is not a month that we are not finishing work for Santa Fe officials from back east We have made more photographs of eastern Santa Fe officials than any one studio on the RaHroad. When you have your photographs made go to Shaffner. -The prices are no higher than others, biit the quality is only equalled by the best photographers In large cities, and at prices three times Shaffner's price.

My Post Cards at $1X0 per dozen are superior to many galleries' best work. There la a Reason I have the best plant and the most experienced photogTapfliers. If you have coupons or contracts on any studio or contracts given away by the snn, we accept them to date of December X- Our prices are ag low as the lowest in San Bernardino, and my quality is never excelled. Oldest and Largest Studio In Sari Bernardino County. Shaffner Studio Pioneer Alitor Truck Co.

EXPRESS AND HAULING. Webster's Cigar Store. Phones Sunset Home 875. CATLIN INSTITUTE LOS ANGELES, CALL, SAfl FMNCrSfo ll5.6RA"DAtt. pmoni? 4aWlKt BK0TI57? 6AWRITlLc WEST 75 SOLID CAKE -NO WASTE SAPOLIO Cleans when others fail and requires less effort NO DIRT CAN RESIST IT Little fellows like to point to Bit; Roys who are traveling on thefr reputation.

Hut they had to make thdt rep,".