The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 15

5AH btKiNARLiiNO DAILY blirt, I KlDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 PAGE FIFTEEN ind Empire News From Special Correspondents PYTHIAN KNIGHTS RED CROSS HOLDS SHIPPERS BINGE rd tn jSTALLS Take Chaffee Employes on Tour of Company Stores (Special Staff Coirponatne) REDLANDS, Dec. 7. Manager Monroe of the Chaffee store here SEEING ELECT OFFICERS REGULAR MEET I Interesting Address Is Given by E. P. Clark to Rotary Club Members EXTENDING PLANT REDLANDS IN FIVE MINUTES YEAR 5 OFFICERS chartered a truck and took all the employes of the store to the meet-lne of all employes of all the Chaffee in stones in Southern California in Los Angeles.

The store in this city was closed bo the local people were able to arrive on time. Plans Are Made for Sending Christmas Box to Ex-Service Men Plans Made for Givine Page Rank Lodge S. ir Lease New Building Order to Facilitate Packing Business In There was a lengthy diaensaion Dwells Especially Upon Remarkable Increase School Attendance In California and Its Great Importance To State and it was decided that the January meeting would be held in Redlands, which will bring 00 or 70 employes to this city. an extravagant amount. And as long (Speotal Staff Ca REDLANDS.

Dec -O. lodge, Knlbgts of s. last session, electa '-r. members to serve ai lodge for 1922: C.i Paul P. Olcovlch, J.

D. -r (Special Staff CorrMTonataee) UPLAND Dec. 8. This morning the Upland chapter of the Red Cross held its Tegular meeting at which plans were made for sending a Christmas box to the ex-service men at Arrowhead Hospital. Mrs.

E. C. as we continue to spend $50,000,000 on every superdreadnaught we build, (Special Staff Correspondence) HIGHLAND, Dec. 8. One packing house will no longer accommodate the orange packing: business of Cleghorn Brothers, independent buyers and shippers.

In order that they may handle more conveniently and economically the ever-increasing volume of fruit that comes to them, how iiav leased the house formerly PROGRAM IS TO Harwood of Euclid Avenue was we cannot well complain of the high cost of education. "You hear a good heal of vague talk In these days of state extravagances and waste and we must plead chosen chairman of the committee (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Dec. 8. F. H.

MoKMton, a drivar for tht San Bnmardlno Implement Company, narrowly escaped serious Injury this afternoon when the machine he was driving became locked In the gutter on Orange street north of the Casu Lorn a Hotel. MeKeeson was thrown against a lamp post but escaped cartons Injury. t. Albert, Orange Street merchant, liaa returned from a trip to Los Angeles. He has purchased the stock of the defunct Army and Navy store.

Mrs. Grace MoCready returned yesterday from a three-weeks' visit In the north, durlnp which time she visited her son, Donald, who is a student at Stanford, and her daughter, Miss Doris MeCready, who Is at the State University. Miss KaU Watkins, art teacher at the University of Redlands, fell and broke her arm yesterday. Word was received that Mr. Leulsa M.

Newton, mother of Dr. E. D. B. Newton, has died of pneumonia in Alliance, Ohio.

ATTRACTIVE BE to arrange for the packing of this box. guilty in California to a very largo state budget not the largest per operated by the Randolph Marketing Company snd will use it in correc Marshal On Chase Todav ay Marshal Sawyer was capita in the Union but because we Eastern Star Holds Ceremony at Which Vocal Numbers Are Enjoyed (Speolal Staff Corrpon1tnc) REDLANDS, Dec 8. The members of Copa del Ora Chapter of the Eastern Star gathered last evening for the annual itiBtnllation of officers, elective and appointive. The lodge rooms were brautifully decorated. The ceremonies were conductd by Mrs.

'Minnie B. Wil-kins, installing officer. Mrs. M. Callahan, marshal, and Mrs.

S. Curtis, chaplain. Elected officers were named before. Appointed officers Installed with them last night were: Chaplain, Mrs. Laura Kennard; marshal, Mrs.

Laura Hollett; organist, Mrs. Lydia Brown: star points. Miss Martha Jury. Mrs. Ida Warden.

Miss Anna Gottlieb, Mrs. Myrtle Alexander and iMrs. Jennie Proderson; warden, Mrs. Bess Waterman; sentinel, Harry Win slow. Vocal numbers by Mrs.

Treva Grassle were enjoyed and light refreshments were served In the upstairs hall. Mrs. P. Harris, outgoing worthy matron, presented the outgoing patron, George Sutterly, with a Shrtoers' pin a token of appreciation, and the incoming matron, Mrs. Wolcott, with a bouquet of pint rosebuds and sweet peas.

do -things in California that they do not do In other states. The general Howard Fletcb Prank H. Weld, K. F. Canterbury, M.

of C. Black, M. of it I. Lloyd KlineC i i tee, S. E.

Humpnre j. committee, W. T. -i; '3 Titus and C. A.

Puta Several application) consideration and pla for giving the Page rank at tha next lodge session, Tuesday ave-ning, December 13, at which tlma further plans will be announced for the Christmas program. talking to someone on the telephone who told him that a drunken man was sleeping under a tree in front of their house. The house is on tion with their own piani. The plan already in operation and which they expect to continue, is to fill one house with fruit and while thA stored contents are being packed rule is that those activities be met Tentative Announcement Regarding Christmas Celebration Made bv local taxation. And whatever wave of economy, real or false, the to fill the second house; then trans Eighteenth Street.

Mr. Sawyer made haste to reach the spot, but when he arrived the inebriated individual was gone, so fer the packing operations to mis while house No. 1 is beint again filled. Thin It la believed, will relieve the he returned to the police station in (Special Staff Correspondent) RKDLAND.S, Doc. 7.

After the luncheon at the Rotary Club today which was held at the Contemporary Club, Hon. E. P. Clarke, editor of the Riverside Preps, and president of the California State Boiurd of Kducation, guve an Interesting talk which was of interest to everyone present. Mr.

Clark said in part: "One of the outstanding facts that helps to give California Its recognized position of leadership in education ts the remarkable Increase in school attendance. In 1913 when the present state board of education was organized, the state had 13,070 children In the kindergarten; now we have 37.896. Eight years ago we had children in the elementary schools; last year wo had the Increase In high school enrollment in the same period haa been even more phenomenal, from 65,925 to 196,000. In the near future we shall have 200,000 young people in high schools. We have now the largest high school enrollment of any state in the Union, and when California educators in visits to big states like New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois refer to this fact, the teachers there do not believe them; they just think it is another case of "California liars." Cost Expensive "Naturally, with that sort of an enrollment public education in Cali time to hear the telephone bell ring and also to hear a man who lives crowded condition with which the (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Dec.

8. The tentative program for the Community Christmas celebration was announced today by Mayor A. E. Brock. The Rev.

Dr. William M. Jeffers, pastor of the First Methodist church, will deliver the address of the day. Dr. Aid Society Members Are one block above the one previously proprietors have had to contend ior nevnral vears.

mentioned say that a drunken man was sleeping under a tree In front The Cleghorns are the largest ln- TO PLACE SEATS ifonnn.lnnr. shinners in this fliotnci Guests oi Mrs. jouuns (Special Staff Correwondenoe) REDLANDS, Dec. 8. Twenty members of section 7 of the Metho of his borne.

Mr. Sawyer again and nn to date have sent out most Jeffers has not chosen his subject. of the new crop naveis mai sped up Euclid Avenue in his" sensible six" but found no one under any tree or in front of any house on Nineteenth Street, but he did find marks gone forward. dist Aid Society were guest Buva Prooertv OKI SALE TODAY state may see in the future, let us hope that it will not result in cutting down school expenditures so that the efficiency of the schools Is Impaired. For no money that we epend do we receive better returns than thit expended on the schools; it Is an Investment not in material things, but in the future manhood and womanhood of the state." Outlined Procedure Mr.

Clarke outlined the procedure followed in selecting textbooks for the elementary schools and showed how the books are exralned independently by a number of educational experts; then their work reviewed by the commissioners of education and the state superintendent; and finally a decision mado by the state board in harmony with the expert advice given. He discussed the matter of the printing of books in the state printing office, and gave some 'figures on the number of textbooks printed and distributed and their cost that were of Mrs. F. H. Jolkina yesterday alt-ernoon at her home on Highland Omrsre W.

Lorine ha purchased showing that a man had been reposing under the tree in front of the Avenue. of Mrs. Gail Q. Ewing her building and lot on the corner of Palm and which will be of a seaaonaDie nature. An innovation is to be introduced Into the exercises this year in that the oak tree on the Triangle will be used as a Christmas tree instead of an evergreen from the mountains.

The move is in the interest of conservation and economy and will save the city at least $200. It is probable that an additional top will he fur-niahed the oak for the occasion. Elec Pacific Avenues. He bas leased tne house. The "drunk" is still at liberty.

Brief Paragraphs nrooertv for a term of five years COMPLETES Everything in Readiness HE and the work of moving the lumber Mrs. Vermilye, superintendent of the San Antonio Hospital, was a For Production of "Christmas Carol" yard will begin soon. The company is already building new. lumber and coal sheds with concrete floors and Christmas with its reds and greens were suggested in the decorations throughout the house, Mrr. R.

L. Ieaverton, Mrs. Hugh (Montgomery, Mrs. Peter Spyksma and Mrs. V.

H. Mattson assisted Mrs. Folkins as 1 hostess. a delightful program waa rendered, including readings by Mrs. Clarence Wright and solos by Mrs.

Karl Grassle. visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. tric illumination will be similar to Mrs. Haddow today left for Los SURVEY SCHOOL lasf vear. a large stock of lumber, paints and builders' hardware will be carried fflneoiAl aarraanonSenflel The musical nroerara is yet in a REDLANDS, Dec.

8 Reserve seati Angeles where she attended a meeting of the executive board of the W. C. T. U. Mrs.

Haddow expects to return to Upland tomorrow. fornia costs a lot of money. The state spent $54,000,000 on public education last year and the sum is a bit staggering. That, however, is here than ever before. Hear Great Speaker sale opens today at Spoor's drag store for the University play, "A Harry F.

Atwood, great American Christmas Carol," which is to be somewhat startling. only per child enrolled, certainly not of today, will speak at Library Hall very tentative form. It is in charge of Trustee Wade Hamilton, who has a number of musical artists and organizations in view for selections. It is planned to have the Boys' Choir of the Trinity Episcopal Church give at least one selection. The combined McKinley Institution Is Leader in Health and Cleanliness tomorrow (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock.

His subject will be "Amer Pro icanization" and the entertainment SEN staged next Tuesday evening at the Wyatt Theater under the auspices of the University of Redlands Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta. If advance seat sale counts for anything this dramatization of Dickens' famous Christmas story will be played before one 'Thnfter is free. Mr. Atwood is one of the moat prominent speakers of the day glee clubs of the High School wui oe asked to take a part of the musical and people of the three Highlands districts are urged to come out and bear him. program as win tne universuy oi Redlands quartet.

Selections from th Wr Presbvterian auartet. the of the largest audiences ever assem TDSAN DUENT1N Y. M. C. A.

quartet, and a number of bled in Redlands. The unique fact that the entire story has never before been played before an American audience, seems to har added im musical department since his entry in school last fall and his services are going to be greatly missed. Girls' Sunday School Class Is Entertained (SpeoiAl Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Dec. 8. Mrs.

M. Hooper entertained 12 girls of her Sunday school class of the First M. E. Church last evening with a lovelv dinner party at her homo on West Fern Avenue. A miniature Christmas tree, glittering with tinsel and tiny Christmas balls, occupied the center of the table.

Name cards were In the holiday design and at each place was a Christmas present as a favor. petus to the sale, and indications are that the main floor will be sold out Local Boy Must Serve From One Year to Life for Robberies stands1 individual artists are contempiaieu. Y. M. C.

A. Is Organizing New Basketball League (Speed 1 Staff Corresponflenoe) REDLANDS. Dec. 8. The Y.

U. a in nranizine a church and Sun TitEDLANDS. Deo. 7. Miss Clifton, the school nurse, haa completed a survey of the local schools.

The McKinley school leads the schools of Redlands In the health and cleanliness of the children, and Kingnhury Is second. Miss Clifton i mndo a careful examination of each child. She watches for disease, and detected It is Immediately checked "by treatments. Cases that nee attention ar referred to a physician for examination and treatment. Canes ni diphtherta in th city have been carefully watched by the school nurse.

That there is no occasion for nlarm. is evident from the fact that most of the canes have he en vary the children being kept in bed hot two or three days. Miss Clifton that the children in Redlands day school basketball league and Larniiiss other organizations are to no taseu In. A meeting is to be held at the Y. M.

C. A- on December 16 to tur- before the beginning of the week. No expense has been spared to make the piny a success in every respect Prof. Charles H. Marsh bas personally taken charge of arranging for the scenery, and several new drops have been prepared.

Clyde Cook bas been arranging for new electrical equipment in Los Angeles and everything will be in readiness by Saturday evening. Dress rehearsals show that the cast is working smoothly together, and Director Nichols promises that it will be toe best prepared play ever put on by the University players. H. E. Wise, who takes the lead in the Lloyd Harris, third of the ItIo of San Bernarduio youths implicated tn the robbery of gasoline stations in Los Angeles several weeks ago.

was yesterday sentenced to serve from one year to life in the San Quentin prison by Judge Houser of Los Angeles, despite efforts of Attorney Raymond E. Hodge to have the youth sent to a reform school. The court denied the motion of thcr the plans. Ministerial Association Palo Alto Gets Hospital Highlanders who have heard Mr. Atwood in San Bernardino and elsewhere say that he hits the bulls-eye in every one of his shots and that no one who believe in the rights and privileges of American citizenship should fall to hear him.

Prominent Merchant Stricken C. A. Gibbons, prorolnont business man of Highland, and member of the firm of Gibbons Patterson, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage this morning at the family home on West Pacific Avenue. Late this afternoon Mr. Gibbons was resting as comfortably as could be expected.

Apron Sale Ladies of the Highland Methodist Bpiscopal Church will hold an apron sale Tuesday, December 13, at Hain-biys store. A choice lot of apron will be offered for sale at this time. Sewing Club The young ladies sewing club enjoyed a delightful gathering tills evening with Miss Helen Richardson at her home on West Main Street. Fancy work and chatting passed the lime very quickly and the hostess served a tempting collation of fruit salad in pretty orange baskets, salad, wafers and cake. Special guests were Mrs.

Z. D. Bancroft, Miss, Frederlca Dresie of Barstow, Earl F. Wilde, Mrs. James Knight for Former Service Men nre better nourished and much less to Hold Regular Meeting (By Associated Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON.

Dec. 8. Approval Attorney Hodge, stating that the nencmic than tbose the East. Many children keep "their flngars in their mouths and have the habit of biting their finger nails, which If a very common way to acquire rti.MR. Clifton is co-operating of the expenditure of $1,400,000 to provide a permanent former soldier hnanlfal frti- non-mid fttlrf Ynantol part of Scrooge, about whom the nl iua with the borne and the school.

She boy was old enough to realize the enormity of the crime with which he was charged. Holly flitter and Clarence Richardson received sentences of from on year to life a few weeks ago. Ritfcer and Richardson said in court that Harris was only an onlooker. (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Dec. 8.

The Orange Belt Ministerial Association, which includes all Methodist ministers in the Pasadena district, will meet In regular session at the local Methodist Church Dec. 19. Luncheon will be served at noon by the church women. The program for the session will be announced later. The morning and afternoon sessions will both be open to the public, ns Is the custom of the association.

tit doing an interesting and valuable rv nmnnr all kinds of children, snd promises to be a great protection uumui ai i aiu vnuiuriiia, announced today by Secretary Mellon. The public health service, Mr. Mellon said, is at present operating a hospital on this site with a capacity of 650 beds in temporary buildings and the new hospital is being built with provision for enlargement to 1.000 beds. EARNINGS mean wages, or your ENERGY turned to money, which is EXCHANGED for things needed to EXIST upon. If you foolishly EXHAUST your wages as they are EARNED, then you are sure! ENDANGERING your future, since your EARNING power may soon decrease.

EVERT man should work -ENERGETICALLT but always spend to the public heann. RECEIVERS NAMED story not be better fitted the part if it had been written for him to play. One of the outstanding feat ares of the program will be the music which will be furnished by the Fine Arts College of the University. The mixed quartet will sing several numbers as well as several of the well known soloists. This will probably be Merrill LeFontaine's last public appearance at the piano in Redlands before he leaves for a trip to Europe.

Mr. LaFontaine's excellent mastery of NT3TW YORK, Deo. 8. Allen Lejow nri John were named by Pay cash for your SUN want ads. You wro five cents.

Sprr? Htourt Justice Guy lata irlft- Loitrom fnr "Tpxa Ric.kard. ilia 1019 "Un iSouara Gardon cor- noratfiJS tnd the Medison Square Fportin2flnb. Inc. They deposited tha piano has been a feature of the honrts or ji.Hi.tMw. University and Mrs.

John Goodman (formerly 'Miss Mary Waiteman) of San Bcr-Inardlno. Others present were Mrs. Ralph Mothexspaw, Miss Villa Nye, Misses Ruth and Helen Lindsay, IMrs. Edward Toeppler, Mrs. Chris Anthony, Mrs.

Ralph Graham. Mrs. Ralph Richardson of Garden Grove, Mrs. Wilbur Russell of San 7Tiar- dlno and Miss Richardson. Weekly Meet The Girls' Reserve held their Teg-iular meeting at the Congregational (Church yesterday afternoon.

There yers IN was no regular program, the girls devoting most of their time to making honor books which record the work done by each It. was sn interesting session with 14 present. Highland Flings Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Wilmot motored from Tneoma In their new 8tu-(IcbaUer Six and have been enjoylnn a week or ten days' visit in Los Angeles, Santa Ana and Highland. They l( I reyess I I extraordintuy I SCjjT Manias' I laswdis NAIIONAI CRESI (offee ens ECONOMICALLY so that his living EXPENSES are less than his income. EXCELLENT -f Savings accounts are ENJOYED by our patrons. We ENTHUSIASTICALLY invite you to ENTER into an arrangement to ESTABLISH a 4 percent Term Account here.

EXTRAODINARY benefits will be yours San Bernardino Valley Bank 'F motor are always 1 'fvua working not against JL each other, but "float- fflyyjffleSj on a film of oil pj lm I CAf ijf wnen you ave "Ven- yKKJAllf in your crank case. fie It gives your motor makes motoring a joy AROL 1,800,000 cmvs were aerved Attka laternathntl EXPOSITION? P. E. W1S1IAKD Local Distributor Foothill and Riverside Blvds. Bl ALTO Phone 80 lllillllilllllllllllliilllMllllllllllilllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllltllllllllllll First Number of Community Drama Season have continued their trip to San Diego and after seeing the country surrounding the southern bay city, they will drive up the coast as far as San Francisco.

From there they will ship their car to Tacoma and go home by train. Mrs. j. M. Spauldlng attendej the meeting of the P.

A. R. In San Bernardino this week which was held at the home of Mrs. S. S.

Draper. Mrs. Spauldlng Is a member of that chapter of the national organization, Mrs. Julia I'rescott. and Mrs.

Florence M. Or ton of San Bernardino were Highland visitors this afternoon. Methodist Agenda Class to Have Social Session (Bpaclal Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Dec. 8. The Agomla class of the Methodist Sunday school, compoped of young married people who have much In common beside their religions Inclinations, will moot In social session Friday evening at the Methodist Church.

The fact that the committee in charge of arrangements consists of Alex Sim, A P. Hunter. Frank Salman and G. C. Smith promises an unusual form of entertainment.

The program which the committee has arranged is being kept secret but behind it Is a guilt-edged guarantee that It will keep things moving from early until la.te. It will be concluded by the serving of Furniture and Rugs At the Wyatt, Red-lands. Tuesday, December 13, 8:20 o'clock Popular Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Seat Reservations at Spoor's Drug Store, Beginning Today at 8:00 A. M. Before you buy furniture and floor coverings, be sure and see us, We are headquarters in this district for everything for the home.

If you wish to furnish a home complete or just one article, come and see us and get our prices. Free delivery to all parts of county. One of the largest stocks in Southern California to choose from. Three Urge floors. CHANDLER FURNITURE COMPANY CHANDLER BUILDING REDLANDS, CALlf, rams.