The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 10

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i-nn inmiTii nrr 11 1 i i Playground Kiddie SEEING SEEINGS BANDITS BUT 10 BOB IN im, wins TWILIEHTTILT Many Improvements Shown In Redlands During Past Year bv Report of Clerk Ornamental lights, West Highland Avenue, $4,446.41. ONTARIO IN FIVE MINUTES (Special Staff Correspondence) ONTARIO, July 7. Members ef the executive board of the Ontario Business Women's Association motored this evening to the mountain cabin of the Club In San Antonio Canyon, where they enjoyed a picnic supper and held 1helr final business session of the year. In the party were Mrs. W.

C. Roloff, association president; Mrs. Villa Johnston, Mrs. Amy Rid-well. Mlns Lucille Mrs.

Clarice Rentley, Mrs. J. I. Country, man, Mrs. Bertha Gholson and Miss Jennie Kitehell.

Frank G. Bradford, well-known resident of Ontario in the late 'SOs and early '90s, when he conducted a livery stable here with Charles M. Hikes, Is a visitor In the city for a short time. Mr. Bradford now makes his home at Talmdale, on the desert.

Fire of unknown origin in dry grass near a largo warehouse of Decker Buekirmster, wholesale hay dealers. In West Main Street, resulted In a fire alarm this afternoon. Prompt work on the part of the. fire department prevented the spread of the flames to the. warehouse where a large quantity of hay Is stored.

Mis Dorothy Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Kaufman, 1002 South Pan Antonio Avenue, is enjoying a week's stay at Hermosa where she Is the guest of Mrs.

P. C. Ffults and Miss Dorothy Stults. 407 East Street. Miss Myrtle MeNay and Misa Helen Sehallowltz arc taking a two weeks' vacation motor trip to Ore- (Special Staff Ocrret-n'ndance) r.EPI.ANDS.

July 7. The last II months have shown the greatest era tn improvements ever had In Redlands. It Is evident from the rec- ords of the fiscal year now being prepared py O. P. Hook, city clerk.

While In the 1924 period assessments for improvements amounted to but assessments in th last fiscal year totaled I17P.707.&3, and many other major Improve ments are either still under way or will come up In the nest six months, among these being the Pan Mateo sewer, paving of the University tract, extension of Beacon street and others of lesser magnitude. The largest single lmproement last year was the paving of Orange Street north of Colton Avenue, with an assessment cost of $23.774. S3. Next In value to this was the paving of High Avenue, with sidewalks and curbing, at several places, costing 114.515.13, and' this was almost equaled by the widening of Eat Citrus Avenue, paving of Buena Vista Street, paving of Alta Street, each of which called for assessments of more than $12,000. Putting the improvements on a mileage basis, more than five mtlep of paving was laid, miles of sewer made, more than one mile of ornamental lights installed, and numerous small jobs of sidewalks and putters.

Two streets. Orange and Third, were paved with asphalt, bringing the cost in these instances above the proportion in other contracts. One street was slated to be widened. This Is East Citrus Avenue, and the assessment total 1 13.759 10 so far In acquiring property. Details of the various Improve ments in the last 12 record-breaking months are: Paving of alleys in Block Town Plat, and Block Orange Grove addition.

700 feet, Paving Washington Street, halJ! mile, $11,862.44. Paving Clay Street, half mile, Sewer In Mountain View tract. 600 feet, Widening East Citrus Avenue, $13,759.10. Sidewalks, West Cypress Avenue, $217.50. Sidewalks and curbs on Eleventh Street, $162.25.

Beacon Street extension, Buena Vista Street sewer, $929. Church Street sewer, $280. Pearl A' enue paving, one-quarter mile, $4.31: 85. Buena Vista Street paving, 12 miles, $13,318.02. Law ton Street oiling, one-eighth mile, $333.64.

Paving alleys. Block and Link addition, $599.47. Paving alleys. Block Redlanda survey. $2,141.28.

Paving Calhoun Street, one-half mile, $10,998.71. Paving AJta Street, one-half mile, $12,844.65. Paving Third Street, 300 feet, $,. 770.68. Paving and sidewalks, Ohio Street, 899 feet, $3,064.36.

"NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS Will Enjoy Plun nirrsT i vims a. ujly DOVB i ffirla of the playgrounds ill th privilege of th Y. M. a-i nb kail 1'. a murk uaftMiijiiig un vt ennranay, boys will meet at tho run-it ior manor naseDa'l an BWIIII UIUll 4 1 I'lOCK.

iiiris hftVA limit awlm irr.n 1 I Miss Mctiunn and Mlns Croslv charge. An effort will be made to lr every Doy ana gin lo swim ail these periods. No playground work will be ri In the mornings of this week Ciiuse of the daily vacation VITAL RECORDS DIED (Special Staff Correspondence REDLANDS. July SMITH-ln Stockton. Califo June.

30, 1 Mrs. Edith Sn S3 years old, native of Michl and former resident of Ttedla She was the daughter of Mr, Mrs. John Underwood. Services were at llillsldo Ce tery, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. J.

A. Stavely officla gon as the guests of friendn. exprctej to camp along the Mrs. Edwin J. Dirking and Maurice Harper have cone to Ion, Catalina Island, where they pert to enjoy a week's outing.

Umbarto Pantalecini, Wine district rancher. Is confined to home with a fractured right ar incurred when his motor car Sized recently. Pr. S. A.

Craig called to attend the injured mar Read tbe Classified. 4 irr W'r SITE 15 Charge of Leaving Fire Unguarded Dropped by Court (Special Staff Cwrftpende.nc) tTLAKD July 7. Because nob-ert E. Fatherree. North Broadway, Los Angeles, was camping on land owned by the Fan Antonio Water Company In San Antonio Canyon.

Itiatead cf on land under the dirert control of the NattonaJ Forest Reserre, he eseared prosecution today In Judge George n. Crane's court on a charg of lray-Inr a eampfire burning unguarded. Fatherree was arrested on complaint of Forest Ranger T.ec Flair after a deputy had found the unguarded and waited half an hour for the Los Angeles man. When It developed tn court that Fatherree was on Water Company property and was psylng 50 centa a day for the privilege of camping. Blair announced that he would not pre; the case and It was dismissed.

Judge Crane explained that In the vent a forest fire resulting from the campers neglect bad damaged property of the Water Company, the company could hold Fatherree responsible for the damage and In the evrnt It spread to the National Forest, the Government might come hack on Ihe Water Company. Minister Goes Camping Dr. Brt Foiter, reetor of St-Mark's FplseopaJ church and Mrs. Foster have gone to Faelfic Grove, expeetiag to enjoy a month's vacation in that vicinity. During the absence of Dr.

Foster, the Few W. M. Puree of Ely, Nevis to occupy the pulpit at St. Mark's en Sundays. The Rev.

Mr. Puree Is making hie headquarters In Los Angeles, coming to Upland each wek. The church affairs during the week will be looked after by W. P. Avery and G.

A. Hanson. Judge Bags Snake Judge George Tt. Crane was back today at his desk In the police court after an outing at Camp Baldy in Antonio Canyon. He was ac companied on the outing by Mrs Crane and their daughter.

Miss Ruth Crane. While on a bike about two miles from camp the Judge and Miss Crane bagged a large rattlesnake and his honor was today exhibiting a fine diamond-back skin. The tnake had five rattles and a button. but old-timers In the mountains as aured Judge Crane that some of them must have been brek.noff, since, ludginr from Its size, the reptile was 10 years old. Mrs.

Kennedy Heateaa Mrs. Harry Kennedy Is to be hosfess tomorrow to members of La Auxiliary. Order of Eaatern Star, at an all-day session at her attractive mountain cabin in Op-mw Glenn. San Antonio Canyon. The day Is to be featured by a luncheon at noon, to which those attending will contribute.

Assisting the hostess wilj be Mrs. Robert ft. Wisely, Mrs. Roy Wisely and Mrs. Mary Wilson.

Upland Brevities Mrs. Anna Cocheron ha as her guest at her home Euclid Avenue, her sister, Mrs. Julia Gitbens, of Rutherford. N. J.

Mrs. Githens expects to spend the major portion of the summer In Upland and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Kllndt and Mr. and Mrs. G. T. nedmon have returned from a pleasant outing of several days spent at Newport Beach.

Frank Adams and Roy Thompson have motored to Parker, where they will be guests at the home of an aunt of the former for a few weeks. Redlands Eleventh in Total Permits (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLAVDF. July 7. Redlands stands eleventh In value of building permits issued in Southern California cities during June, according to figures jijpt issued, and rosed out, with a total of 1143.915, Fan Bernardino, which had building permits to the amount of during the month. Ontario, Anaheim, Fullerton and El Monte are below Redlands and San Bernardino, the totals of Ontario being $59,685, and of El Monte.

8.750. Redlands totals were two and one-half times greater than for June, 19I4. 1 lit Injuries of Genroe Trotter. 1 Victim, Are Reported Undetermined iSpec' Staff Ovrebpondence) ONTARIO. July 7.

Held up and beaten Into Insens'Mllty at Turner and Highland Avenu in the Cu-camonga district late U't night by two bandit, who him of about $0 in cash, George Trotter, "4 years old. was removed today, still unconscious, from the Ssn Antonio Community Hospital at Upland to his home. lft40 North Orange Grove Avenue. Pomona. Shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Trotter rsllied sufficiently to inform Deputy Sheriff J. A. Larson that the two men In a large car had followed him for several miles and had finally crowded him Into a stone wall at the side of the high way and attacked him. Trotter Is employed by Thomas Rameriz, a wholesale butcher do ing business throughout the citrus belt and is said to have been re turning from a delivery trip on which he had collected about 11. This is the second similar hold up in the Cucamonga district within eight days.

On the night of June 3) J. C. Blair, an Insurance agent residing at 4n East I Street, was robbed of ISO in cash and $90 In checks while changing a tire on Archibald Avenue. Trotter was taken to the hos pital by p. O.

Frange, who resides near the scene of the hldup, and by John Herman, ZM Street, San Bernardino. Trotter was attended at the hospital by Dr. John B. Craig. The full extent of his injuries are unde termined.

Young Tennessee Fugitive 'Jimmies' Padlock on Cell Door ONTARIO. July 7. John Vaughn, 17 years old, arrested here for Sheri'f J. P. McCain, of Union City, where he is wanted for jail breaking, today made an unsuccess ful attempt to escape from the Ontario city Jail.

When Ontario officers this after noon went to remove Vaughn and Ben Olivaa. another prisoner, to the county jail, they discovered that the lock od Vaughn's cell had been tampered with. Efforts to unlock the cell door proved tn vain. It was necessary to cut off the heavy padlock. When some one remarked that Vaughn -might have to remain in jail without food, the boy replied that he would rather starve to death than go back to Tennessee.

He is reported to have been Jailed there for larceny. Vaughn came to Ontario about three weeka ago and was employed at a restaurant when arrested. Charles Cornelius, who conducts a plumbing establishment near the Jail, Informed Chief of Police W. O. Hardy that the boy had begged for a metal saw last night Crisp and broum FRENCH FRIED potatoes To be delidoua and health' fuL, potatoes must brown quickly before the fat soaks in.

But many cooking fatscan'tbe made hot enough without smoking. And greascjinoed food is just as Bad as gctut'tockfi food. You can makeFLum) as hot as needed with no danger of smoking and have ajy petizing, wholesome French fries as often as you wish. Try it withFLUWo! FLUFFO Frtneh Frits WatB and par aaA peUtoM. Crt fade langtbwiM Mripa and mk 1 tv.

la vary cold nM. Dram, dry W-tim tons, and try in imp hot FLUFFO at Sac- 400" 4 aim- (A cub of bod hnm at da fraiii ea 90 as 60 ac) Hm kMtla hatf-rufl a moitxl FLUFFO. Do naciilil piifwm cuo. Tt tnaparann efat feratadiacMtlaaei'pewenM Praia ea scA pacar mat tpriakk with mk. AT REDLANDS IN FIVE MINUTES (Freeial Staff Cflrrevpondf nc) REPLANTS.

July 7. H. C. Hendersen, assistant to the ice president of the. Standard Oil Company, itn a visitor at the Graps Hill oil well operatton.

yesterday Following its usual custom, the T. M. C. A ulll open Its swimming pool to the public durinr certain hours In the summer months. It will he open to women and girls on each Wednesday, 1 to 3 o'clock and on Saturdays, 1 to 3:30 o'clock.

Men and boys will be received on Saturdays, 4 to 9 o'clock. The schedule gres into effect on Wednesday, and a Itffguard will be provided. Dr. C. L.

Curtiss and Mrs. Cur-tis are back from their wedding trip to Hawaii. Mr. and Mra. E.

B. Tilton leave on Wednesday for Eugene, to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Wade and son Howard, and Mrs. M. E. Turner have returned from a vacation at Coronado.

Misa Rena Carpenter ef Redlands, and her sister Mrs. George Ftrck and littl son. both of Ioa Angeles, left Sunday for Cisne. to visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Howard have returned from Los Angles where they were present at a family reunion, over the holidays. In the home cf Mrs.

Howard's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Grim.

Mrs. H. J. Roy. a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard, with her family was present at the reunion, and expects to visit tn Redlands before returning to her home in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Orr and little son are back from a six weeks' trip to the east. They went by way of New Orleans. Washington, D. C.

Buffalo. Philadelphia and Boston. and returned through the Canadian Rockies. In Buffalo they visited Mr. Orr's mother.

Dr. A. W. King and his daughter, Miss Bertha King mere hosts to a small group of friends at an Informal supper at their home, S3S West Talm Avenue. Supper was served on small tables at the side lawn.

Mr. and Mrs. George MeKanzie spent the week-end in San Diego. Spontaneous combustion caused a fire at 1 clock this morning that resulted In SI. 500 damage to the stock building of the Jones Toy Factory at Ninth Street and the Santa Fe tracks.

Damage to expensive machinery and other property waa overcome by good work of the fire department In confining the blase to a small area. Mra. L. O. C.

Mahaffey and her sisters, Luella C. Moyle and Emma Moyle, are entertaining another sister. Mrs. Russell Mitchell of Pittsburgh, Ta, in a delightful family reunion in their home. 415 Cajon Street.

A brother. Charles Moyle, and Mrs. Moyle. of Los An geles, Joined In the reunion over the holiday period. Mrs.

Mitchell Is ac. companied to Redlands by her daughter. Miss Betty. Redlanda will be on the air en Wednesday evening, when the Com munity Music Association will broad cast over KHJ, Los Angeles, from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. The program will include a clarinet solo by Prof.

Carl Kuehne. accompanied by Miss Frances Mullen; a violin group by Francois Uzes, accompanied by Miss Ruth Grinnell; a group of songs by Gage Christopher, accompanied by Miss Grinnell, and a brief talk by Mrs. G. E. Mullen on community music.

The marrisge of Mrs. Mary Alice Conolofue to William Thomas Hazel, former Redlands Druggist, was solemnized Tuesday. June 30, In their home on Argyle Avenue, Los Angeles. The Rev. C.

M. Bray performed the ceremony. Suitor Jailed After Hitting Sweetheart (Special Staff Oorreapondenca) ONTARIO, July 7. It cost Ben OHvas, 31 years old. 60 days in the county jail for beating up nis sweetheart.

OHvas was arrested at his home. 815 East Nevada Street, on a battery charge preferred by Mrs. Isabel Belard The woman stated the man had visited her home, 620 East Park Street, at 5 a. m. and accused her of "stepping out" with another man.

When she resented his woras, ne slapped her face and otherwise roughly handled her, she said In court. When OHvas appeared In the po lice court before Judge George R- Holbrook. he entered a plea of guilty and drew a sentence of 60 days in the county Jail. He waa committed this afternoon. Read the Classified.

Now PUjIng at 7 and 9 Tonight. "CHICKIE" From the Well Known Newspaper Serial That Was Read by a Million People. Triangles Are Defeated in Closely Fought Game by Score of 6 to 3 T. M. C.

Elks Triangle Icemen EDLAN'DS, July 7. The T. M. C. A.

bettered its bold on first place on the Twllllght league lad der by defeating the Triangles last night, 8-3. Jackson and Gordon featured In the run getting, the former garnering four hits In five times at bat, one being a home run, one a triple and one a double, while the latter gathered three hits, including a homer and dou ble. The game waa fast and clean, the Y. M. C.

A. playing errorless ball, and their opponents making but two bobbles. Score: T. m. v.

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Hobart Paine Takes Class Golf Trophy REDLANDS. July 7. Robert Paine won the cup In Class play of the Junior golf tournament at San Gabriel yesterday and rhilllpa Flnlay won the driving contest with 741 yards made by three balls. With Franklin Smith, also cf Red-lands, Hnaly was in Class A play, shooting an 82 gross and Smith an 84 gross over the long course. Paine divided honors for best gross scores In the Class events with Dan Tripp of Redlands, each shooting a 93.

Paine's net was 63, however, to Tripp's 73. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Many years ago Mrs. Lydla E. Pinkham, of Lynn, originat ed her now famous Vegetable Com pound for women, by steeping roots and herbs on ber kitchen stove. The fame of its success for overcoming some of the most stubborn ailments of women spread far and wide until today the Lydla E.

Pink-ham Medicine of Lynn, is 6ald to be the largest user of roots and herbs in the world. It operates a large laboratory at Lynn, others at Cobourg, Canada; Mexico City, Mexico; Barcelona, Spain, and Paris, France. Adv. BeWell And Happy and too fcaT Nataras KaUtt flit. NatuiVe the aflraaiu tmA raliimsi Cocutipfttion, BUiousneu, Sick HdAcheKw iL.a 1 I fu1 GataSOa.

30 Yw Sax. Chips off the Old Block Nt JUNIORS- Little KU The earns la enavthlrd doaaa, eandr-eoatod. Forahlldraa and adult. mm. Sold By Yeur Druggist mm "In the Center ef Things" ar tt rn tt Maiiltttta and Henallk AtnlMiliara at I Clark hat lafMlad I Sa Bar- aardloa Ceaaty Paoila, 151 rwtait.

aea lk rlata bath. Natal Clark Twlllg-ht Ioague Won. Lost. Pet. A 3 0 l.nOO 1 I .600 1 2 .333 0 2 .009 lliaaaay.naek "ItJISLh all oomta StmSaMa of intairwr SOUTH I HM.

iTl Webster Street sewer, 300 feet, $673.79. Sewer In Newark tract, 800 feet, $773.52. raving, curbs and sidewalks, High Avenue, one-half mile, $14, M5.93. Grant Street raving, one-half mile, $10,088.71. Bond Street sewer, 600 feet, $1,153.

Sidewalks. East Colton, Cypress Avenues, 300 fret, $1,820.3. Widening Webster Street, $1,178. raving Orange Street, one-half mile. $23,774.89.

Tavlng Buena Vista Street, one-quarter mile. $8,199.74. Curbs and gutters. West Fern Avenue, 300 feet. $292.33.

Sidewalks, Beacon Street, 1P0 feet, $136.25. Sewer, East Central Avenue, one-half mile, $2,784.21. The largest project to be undertaken In the next year Is the San Mateo sewer, comprising more than 20,000 feet and estimated to cost $25,000. This will open up the dis trict from Brookside Avenue to Crescent Street, west of the present main sewer line to the south side. Other projects on which bids will be asked at the meeting ef trustees on July 15: Sewer.

Columbia Street, Brockton to Western Avenue. Beacon Street extension paving. Sidewalks, east side Church Street, Colton to State Street. The pavlcu? of Roosevelt Road, Beacon to Highland Avenue, Is scheduled for this fall probably, and projicts now in view, on which assessment maps will be approved this summer, are the paving of Uni versity Tract, paving of Linda Place, and laying of sidewalks and gutters on Daisy Avenue. The direct result of many of these improvements is sen In.

the In crease in subdivisions, adding new lota to the city tax rojls and new homes to the population. Among the subdivisions approved by the trustees In the laat year are: Crescent Heights, 142 lots. Parkwood subdivision, 45 lots. West Fern Heights, 61 lots. Cook's second subdivision, 19 lots.

McKinley Heights. 61 lots. Wheaton's No. 2, 25 lots. Abbott's subdivision, nine lots.

Post's No. 1, 20 lots. College Tract, 25 lots. Stoddard's subdivision, 25 lots. Carter Terrace, 30 lots.

Evergreen Tract, eight lots. More than 300 Interesting offers appear dally In the Classified Ads. Read the Classified. jear 'earn this Business Happiness Rcjined Frciessum.ijCotiMtaiy otauu Cnwlounuru. All ttrw.hu B.utT CuItuM rtucht by fnrmot wwrti Pit i4 welii'limn'W UU or writ for ptrtlcuUr cMarinello 2407 wii 74 Aniia feeling om i Xaok It Jnthoffs or tJeatral Brag Here is a MESSAGE to the Woman Who Desires a SLENDER FIGURI not the same as others Without injuring your health or having to diet or exercise, you can today easily take off 5 to 6 pounds a week with a French prescription conveniently put up ia a small tablet called SAN-GRI-NA.

Since SAN-GRI-NA hw been introduced in America, it baa met with such tremendous sueceeathat Doctors, Spe-cialiata. Nurses and even a former Health Commissioner, have thoroughly investigated it, and now exclusively recommend it to fat people as absolutely harmless and most effective. If you have been fat for years; if your case is most obstinate; if you have tried everything ad- "Whl a different tn-eta fat mates in a woman By lumg SAN-GRI-NA I lest 30 Ibt. and my friend all toy how well I look again." Write Mrs. Zollo, beautiful Chi-tago Woman.

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from any good druggist, (do not accept any imitation you will save yourself from disappointment), take two small tablets before each meal, and watch your weight gradually go down and your health and appearance improve. Not only will SAN-GRI-NA do away with fat, but almost from the moment you start taking it you will feel a wonderful change in your entire system. Thousands of people have been benefited by SAN-GRI-NA, and are sending in most gratifying report. These cases vary in reducing from 5 to 75 pounds or more in a remarkably short time; and many say that "almost immediately after taking SAN-GRI-NA they felt 100 per cent better." BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! Prominent American Specialists, i as rr. Wm.J.Bettingen Lumber Co.

Mt. Vernon and Highland Ave. San Bernardino Phone401-87 IN THE SHADOW 5 "Doctors ana Tormtrr ntann missioner exclusively ecommends Hilt T. WAGNER fEpaolal Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. July 7.

Funeral of Heber T. Wagner was at 11 o'clock, this morning, at the Conner chapel, with the Rev. Paul prtchard officiating at the chapel and the Odd Fellowa at the grave, in HllUide Cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Bedell. M.

E. Rnkln, James Gill. John Kubias, C. B. Baxter and C.

H. Sargent. CHANGE MACHINERY LANSING. July 7. The Olds Motor Works here Is closed for 10 days to make changes preparatory to fall production.

Dra. Butler (or neuritis. SCI i FIFO IP? SAN-GRI-NA FOR FAT PEOPLE PABCO PRODUCTS Bui "Mil all tram. Clark atraia laat araan tka aaratr. r.

N. DIM MICK. Laitaa Hill it- bat 4U and Ith. ISHGELES Oa Sals, at Towaa-AlUaoa Drag fl tares.