The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 12

FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 '--sYwwrfM Wimwinwi iiiii ini iii i ii aniwi jiiwj isisin WjWj m. MWllwriIWlMlwiWiril Redlands fs a prosperous city of beautiful nomes and progressive people. "SEEING: I VITAL RECORDS i CHAUTAUQUA IS FAIL TO REACH Receipts at Redlands Postoffice Show Gains Over Business in 1923 REDLANDS IN FIVE MINUTES IS OPEN PLAN 1C BT HOST ARE SELECTED Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1. April kept up the Increased business at the DIED (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1. HUNTER In Redlands, California, April 80, 1924, Galen E.

Hunter, 38 years old, native of OWo, and resident of Redlands four years. Services will be held in Cortncr'a Chapel on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be made in Barnesville, Ohio. (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. May 1.

postoffice, in line with other months Property Owners and Building Permits for April Double Amount of Last Year at Redlands (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1. Building permits in Redlands for April virtually doubled those of the same month last year, with $70,575 for 1934 and $86,275 for 1923, it was re-ported today by M. K. Armstrong, city building Inspector. With the exception of the permit for the main- line station of the Southern Pacific, for all of the values will go into new homes and repairs on other residences.

A continuation of present conditions Is anticipated, as Mr. Armstrong said today that he had re- H. H. Gsntin, president of the Redlands Organizations Celebrate at Birthday Meeting Band Concert Begins Ten Day's Program at Redlands Rotary Head Makes Public Appointments for Year Members of Redlands Board Disagree of the present year, It was said today by James F. Wheat postmaster.

Receipts were $5071.36, this year, against $4631.41 for April, 1923. Amount of mall handled out of Redlands Klwanls Club; A. Haven Smith, district trustee; T. E. Gore, A.

Harvey Collins and L. H. But-terfield represented the local KI-wanlans in greeting Edmund F. Arras, president of the Kiwanis In (Ppda.l Staff Correspondence) (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. May 1.

Consider (Special Staff Ccrresrondenc) REDLANDS. May 1. Annual the office Is also increasing steadily. With a gain of 54,897 pieces KEDLAXDS, May 1 Committers have been named hy A. M.

Pratt (Special Staff Correspondence REDLANDS, May 1. Redlands Rotary Club members were entertained last night by the Teachers' Club of Redlands, the dinner at able difference of opinion exists as to the necessity to pave at least Chautauqua opened in Redlands tonight with the Paramount Marimba Band, from Guatemala, playing to over last year, 208,797 pieces of mall were cancelled through the machine in the last month. With four streets, Nordlna, Sonora, Myr The Valley Motor Car Company Is showing all the Nash models. The Nash sedans are beauties. The special four-door sedans are all you could wish for, roomy and comfortable for the whole family.

Adv. The principles of Coue-lsm arsj not always applicable. For Instance, Van Duzer's Flavoring Extract could never be better. They have always been the best. Adv.

tle and Stillman Avenues, with the newly elected president of the Rotary Club, to officiate In the coming year. They are: Sereeant-at-arm Henry Jenkins. Program committee Henry Cle the addition of those that are hand- city trustees and some of the property owners holding the minority a large and appreciative audience. Prospects are that the attendance will go over that of previous years, and the attractions scheduled are stamped. It Is thought that the total will average 10,000 pieces a celved notification that eight other dwellings were contemplated.

that the paving should be -done, It is developing. certain of enthusiastic welcomes. day. ment, chairman; Arthur Cortner, A meeting of Interested owners Program in full to May 8, except the Sunday performances, which Rouse Brotners, Automobile Dealers for the Moon automobile, the car with all the superiorities known to high class cars. Com have been eliminated, is: was held in the City Hall last night and the difference of opinion was not eliminated.

Those in favor of the improvements, including the Friday, May 2 Afternoon: Roach-Freeman Duo. 6:80 o'clock taking the form of a birthday party, as both organisations have recently passed their fourth year in Redlands. Tables were laid In the cafeteria room of the Fine Arts building of the High School. The flowers, which provided a beautiful background, were from the gardens of Clarence G. White.

Guests found their places without name cards, clever signs at each plate Indicating the craft of each. McKlnley School was In charge of the decorations. Dinner was served by the Lincoln and Kingsbury under the direction of Mrs. H. S.

Abbott and Mrs. Frank Gundlach. pare It point by point with any Roach-Freeman Duo, FISHERMEN AT REDLANDS FEI and address, "Moonlight Schools," by Cora Wilson Stewart of Ken other make of cars and you will quickly see why people are making the Moon automobile their choice. It's a beauty comfort for the whole family. Adv.

tucky. Saturday, May 3 Afternwon: Sanistone DrainboarcU and Floors Insist on Sanistone for drain' beards and floors. Sanitary, easily cleaned and doss nol tain. Call for estimate, THE SANISTONE CO. 1216 King Street Phone 2573 Ernest Gamble Concert Party.

Evening: "Joy Night," with Em. Many Plan, However, to est Gamble Concert Party and Ralph BJngham, humorist presenting the "Possum Hunt" and other numbers. ternational, In Riverside, yesterday evening. Meeting of the committee of the Contemporary Club that has in hand the subscriptions to the hotel project at the Fisher home, will be held at the Henry Fisher residence, West Highland Avenue, on Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Mrs, E.

S. Pohl is chairman of the committee. The party will Inspect the premises and form a plan of Intensive campaign for the Contemporary Club. Mrs. Jonathan Brooks entertained with a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her Cajon and Summit Avenue home.

Sixteen guests for bridge were Joined later In the afternoon by a small company for tea. Mrs. Robert Molten and Mrs. M. Harding presided at the tea table, which was decked with Cecil Bruner roses.

Frank Joseph of 1120 Columbia Street received congratulations today. It being his ninty-fourth birthday. There was no formal celebration, but friends and relatives called to extend their good wishes. Mrs. Mcintosh of West Fern Avenue, entertained women of section one of the Methodist church yesterday.

Mrs. Patton led the devotional services. Roses decorated the home. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs.

W. A. Wilson and Mrs. Kibby were hostesses to the Beehive Club last night at the home of Mrs. Wilson.

The hours were spent informally with a supper at the close. The home was attract- Harry A. Snyder Electric Store; finest In San Bernardino. Lamps, Shades, Fans, Washers, Sweepers. Used in the best homes in San Bernardino, Prices, quality and service never fall to make you a permanent customer.

S37 Street. -Adv. Henry Hoffman, Paul W. Moore, Arthur E. Isham.

Reception and Fellowship committee Klrke Field, chairman; Herbert Hubbard, Charles L. Cur-tlss, Ben Hodg-e, Arthur Lee. Spoke committee alder Bennett, general Phillip Harris, editor. Boys' Work committee Frank Moore, chairman; Herbert Ide, Clarence Arthur Cortner. Attendance committee Paul W.

Moore, chairman; Archie Ball, Charles R. Gray, Jackson Rlpby. Rotary Education committee Ray Nichols, chairman; Ernest Cronemeyer, Arthur E. Isham. True-tee Scholarship fund Three-year term, E.

A. Moore, chairman; two-year term, Henry Clement; one-year term, Herbert A. Pope; one-year term, Archie rratt. Music committee Henry Hoff-rnan, chairman; Earl Cromas, Earl Prior, William Ferguson. Civic and Business Relations George Hinckley, chairman; Charles Clock, L.

Moore, Allen Wheaton. Take Advantage of Latest Ruling Monday, May 5 Afternoon: "From Peace Pipe to War Trail," lecture by Nipo Strongheart. (Special Staff Correspondence) Evening: Historical comedy, "The REDLANDS, May 1. So far as city trustees, hold that Sonora. Nordlna and Myrtle are next in order after Beacon Street.

Those against are of the opinion that a comparatively small sum can be used to repair these streets, and that they are not so Important in a traffic sense to merit being first on the proposed civic program. On petitions, all three streets are said to have a majority against the paving program. Some of the owners are In favor of paving with the best of materials, others believe the less expensive would be as serviceable on streets that carry little traffic. Still others are outspokenly against any paving at all. Allen Wheaton, city trustee and member of the planning commission, explained the position of the city trustees as that of having decided definitely on a program with certain territories designated.

George S. Hinckley, city engineer, told of the cost of the various types of paving. Future meetings will be held to endeavor to get a basis on which to work. Great Commoner," by Ellas Day could be learned this afternoon no Players. limits of trout were reported In Red- Tuesday, May Afternoon: Con lands today.but with the supervisors' After a brief toast by H.

G. Clement, superintendent of schools, the birthday cake9 were cut and served. Miss Alice Nickerson is president of the Teachers' Club. Later the company adjourned to the Administration building. Mis Nina Moore gave several piano numbers, and Delno Gillogly a group of violin solos.

Speaker of the evening, Doremus Scudder, of Claremont, was Introduced by the Rev. Herbert C. Ide. His subject was "Soviet Russia." Mr. Scudder spoke from actual experiences, having served Sis a major in the American Red Cross In Siberia and Russia, both during and after the World War.

decision to remove the ban on cert-recital by Ault Concert Artists; address, "The Little Red SUGAR, 10 lbs. Eastern Hams, lb. 95c 25c fishing, plans are already In the Schoolhouse," by Arthur Walwyn making by local nlmrods to haze the streams and lakes Immediately Evans. and especially on Saturday and Evening: Ault Concert Artists. Wednesday.

May 7 Afternoon: Sunday. Ralston Entiertalners; address, Guards stationed at the entrance Inter-City Relations George Getting By Your Hoodoo," by Sam to Mill Creek and Santa Ana Can yons, this morning, questioned each person entering. In line with the Grathwell. Evening: Ralston Entertainers; addressi "Sour Grapes," by Edward Amherst Ott. Fresh Creamery Butter, lb.

43c Broken Cookies, 2 lbs. 25c Carnation Milk 10c can, case $4.60 Russet Potatoes, 10 lbs. 25c Humphrey, chairman; William Howard, Walter Hartzell, Ben John, son. Finance committee Philip Harris, chairman; Austin Park, Archie Pratt Thursday, May 8 Children's aft- rulings that were this afternoon repealed, no one was permitted to the canyons except those who owned property in the canyons or those who had business in them. ively decorated with roses.

Pro-Jlemoon: Circus Day parade on Publicity committee Paul W. IN THE SHADOW I Fines of $723 Assessed 62 Arrests Are Made in street to tent. Clown entertainment by Hughie Fitzpatrick, late of Bar-num Bailey's Circus and of the New York Hippodrome. Evening: "Robin Hood," De Ko-ven's comic opera. Rotarians Lay Plans For Big District Meet (Special Staff Correspondence) Redlands' Theatre Beautiful gram of games filled the afternoon.

A communication was read from the Rebekah home In which the club Is interested, the Beehive members having adopted one of the young girls at the home. Mrs. Raymond Hornby entertained with an informal bridge and mah Jong party at her home on Cedar Avenue, Tuesday afternoon, as a compliment to her guest Mrs. A. C.

Haynes of New York. Spring blossoms were used to decorate the Moore. Property committee Gus Peterson; Dr. W. E.

Phelps, substitute. Door committee Don Rice; William Collett, substitute. Correspondent for Rot a rl an Ernest Cronemeyer. CLUFSPEAKEH Dunniway's Grocery 342 Orange Street Redlands Opposite Chamber of Commerce REDLANDS, May 1. Conference Last Times Today "Black Oxen" of Instruction and discussion for the Rotary Clubs of this vicinity Redlands During April (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1.

April was a busy month in police circles, Jt Is shown in the report of Walter Thomas, chief of police, Issued today. Sixty-two arrests and 95' miscellaneous calls were made in the month, with fines of $723 assessed by Judge P. G. Mclver. Of the calls, seven were on check complaints, 11 were Juveniles, five for drunkenness, three liquor viola ELLS OF CIA will be held in Redlands May 15 in The Contemporary clubhouse.

This GALEN E. HUNTER (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1. Galen E. Hunter, of 327 Alvarado Street, died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon. He was a native of Ohio, and was 38 years old.

He was born In Barnesville, Ohio, on Sept. 22, 1887, and came to Red-lands with his family four years ago. After leaving school he was lands had been employed in the Barnesville postoffice, and in Red-lands has been employed In the postoffice and also as bookkeeper in the Redlands branch of the Hellman Bank. He was a member of the Barnesville Methodist Church, but upon coming to Redlands transferred his membership to the First Methodist Church. He had been active In church work, teaching a boys' class and being treasurer of the Sunday School.

He was a member of the Triangle Class In this congregation. At the time of his death he was secretary of the Grace M. E. Sun A-SOUHDSL- ESTABLISHED Redlands Rotarians Hear flCOMPAHY- OPFEIIS Interesting Facts of Orient Country tions, two burglaries and 46 motor OPENING TOMORROW FOR 2 DAYS Special Return Engagement of Harold Lloyd IN "Grandma's Boy" SOUTHERR CALIFORNIA GAS CO notification has been received from Paul Rleger, district governor. The territory includes Redlands, Colton, San Bernardino, Calexico, Corona, Covina, Brawley, El Centro, Monrovia, Ontario, Pasadena, Upland, Pomona, Riverside and Laa Vegas, Nov.

Swimming Pool to Be Opened at Redlands (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. May 1. Redlands swimming pool will be opened as 3uon ns the weather becomes warm vehicle violations. Accident damages amounted to $520. Loss in thefts, and burglaries was $902, with $288 recovered.

Eighteen business houses were 442 Street San Bernardino TTTfnumj found open by the night patrolmen. CASTORIA day School roiieh Pullman For Infants and Children home. Mr. Kincaid, who has been visiting the past two weks with the Rev. Joseph Smith, left this morning for his home In New York.

The Tuesday evening bridge club was entertained Tuesday night at the Newport Beach cottage of Mrs. Edward B. Cook. The company drove to the beach Tuesday, returning yesterday afternoon. The club members participating were Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert L. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Wirjslow Lincoln, Mrs. Erio Williams, Howard Marsh, Franklin Pierce and the hostess. Nine guests assembled on the lawn of the Y. W.

C. A. building this morning for a May Day breakfast in celebration of the birthdays of Miss Jeanette De Wolfe and Miss Edith Larsen. The table was centered with a pink and white Maypole topped with a wreath of roosebuds, the ribbons going to each plate where they were fastened to the handles of dainty May baskets filled with Cecil Bruner buds. Mrs.

May Dunnlway, president of the Women's Relief Corps, today received a communication from the department president, Alpha G. Paul, that the W. R. C. convention to be held in San Diego, May 11 to 16, has been postponed indefinitely.

Annual May Day festival given by the children of the Franklin school will take place Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the grassy bowl at Sylvan Park. The children enough to permit, it was said today by George S. Hinckley, city engineer of Redlands. 3 QSEStisMB3aU3 In Use foR Over 30 Years Wtalc. Ailing Always bears ayi Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS.

May 1. China Is growing in wealth and progressive-ness, and looms as a possibility for unusual understanding with the United States, it was said today by Dr. D. W. Nichols of San Dlmas, in an address at the Rotary Club luncheon.

"The day is coming when the X'nited States will want, will need and will gain through the friendship with China, and it behooves this country to foster and increase the friendship existing, and do nothing to destroy the faith that the people of China have In the United States," he said. "China is no sleeping giant," he continued, "but Is wideawake and is making more progress today than any other country, having leaped 2000 years In the last quarter cen Ben Carpenter, swimming in the structor, who was in charge of In Signature of1 struction at the pool will have WOMEN should take charge again this year If he will accept the position. He Is now He is survived by his widow and two sons, Donald, age 9, and Bernard, 19 months old. His father, A. F.

Hunter, also survives, as do two brothers, all In Barnesville; an uncle, J. S. Hunter, in Santa Monica, and an aunt, Mrs. J. H.

Collins, in Berkeley. Funeral services will be held at the Cortner Chapel on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. John Wood, pastor of the Grace M. E. Church, officiating.

Burial will be made in the family peri aauyo Minneapolis with the Oregon Agricultural Col lege. It only The Gate City Creamery supplies the people cf San Bernardino with richest and purest milk, cream and takes a little CARDUI seed and you butter. Every quart of milk, every bottle of cream, every pound of but want that little good I tury ter never faiU to bring you back. Send for FREE catalog Nichols went to Nanking in and srarhlcally illustrated Di 1887 Dr. plot in Barnesville.

Better be safe than sorry. Use the Pioneer Title Insurance Company's title and escrow service, 440 Court St Adv. Order from the Gate City Creamery. Adv. CCHomtt Std Gioums 539 Mitkel itreet oan i-iuNCUCO The Antony Grlll-Cafe-Restau-rant, 645 Third Street next to P.

depot Convenieptly located for home people and tourists. The fin. The Woman's Tonic Sold Everywhere Drs win groom-Compartment sleepers from Los Angeles every morning at 10:50 on the famous Los Angeles limited straight through to St. Paul in 67 hours and 40 mlnutei, Mlnne apolis 68 hours and 25 minutes-hours the quickest to the Twin Cities. Also throats) dally to Salt take City, DMVtr( Omaha, St.

Leals, Kansas City Chleaaa, all via the 4 tract mm eayahl reats threagh SCENIC SALT LAKE CITY conditions then and now, an snowing the betterment and progress of the Chinese. Dr. A. B. Lee presided at the luncheon.

MIbs Patterson, of the University of Redlands, sang, accompanied by Miss Edwards. Redlands Y.M.C.A. Ninth of Similar Institutions est steaks. No finer coffee any are unaertaKing a Digger eveni where. Eat at the Antony Grill, 545 than ever before in presenting "The Toy Shop." There will be animat BOD QBE Third Street T.

F. Savlnovlch. Adv. ed dolls, French, Dutch, Japanese, and dolls from other lands, together with Jumping Jacks and animals of every kind. The public is ex C.

S. Mizner tended a general Invitation to at tend. MODERN AUTO PAINTING Third at I SAN BERNARDINO The Van Ness Furrrure Just the place to save money on quality furniture and housefurnishlng goods Union Pacific at a big discount At this store prices and quality will convince you (A 0 It's the right place to buy. 168 3rd, Jfote! Stowell B. L.

HOLMES, Agent 414-16-18 SoSprinOSt. (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, May 1. Information that the Redlands Y.M.C.A., stands ninth in all cities from to 25,000 population has been received by A. B. Drake, executive secretary of the local association.

Factors that determine the relative standing of the various associations are membership, employed officers, committees, net property and funds, operating expenses, gymnasium classes, Bible study, decisions for the Christian life, uniting with the church and employment Mayo Stores still eave you 10 per cent on ladles' ready-te-wear dresses, coats, skirts, suits and millinery. Shoes for men, women, children. Every pair gives you comfort long wear. Sales factory service. The standard of perfection, for less, at Mayo's Dept.

Store. Adv. Adv. The San Bernardino -Motor Supply Company. Everything for the automobiles, tires, tubes and accessories of all kinds.

Money saved on every article. That's why most peo-pie prefer to trade at this store. Lcxs Anele.y DECIDE NOW TO STOP THERE 402 Street Adv. (Photo by Hartsook) RrVERSIDE. "As a blood I can highly recommend Dr.

C. MEYER For Everything to Sow or Plant 366 Street Furniture and Rug Special We are making special prices on lurniture and rugs for the dining room, living room and bedroom. You can save a lot of time and money by coming direct to Chandler's big furniture store, in Redlands. Our low prices will please you, and the large assortment of fine quality home furnishings will interest you. You have all the advantage of a large city store, trading here, combined with our extra low prices.

Quality and low prices are what count these days. Look around, but be sure and see us before you decide. You will save money. For the convenience of our customers in Ontario, Upland and the western part of the San Bernardino Valley we have established a branch store in Pomona. Free Delivery Courteous Treatment Generous Credit.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For several years I suffered from bad blood. I would break out with eruptions on my face and hands. I took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery according to directions, and I found it the best medicine I ever took for this condition X)f the blood.

It so purified my blood and put it In such a healthy state that the breaking out left me and I have not had any return of this condition since. If there Is a medicine that will give one good, rich blood, it is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery." C. S. Mizner, 141 Blaine, Street.

If you need a good tonic for your Heap Heap- Trantler Co. 619 Court Street Any else load handled to Los Angeles and other point. We assemble here Into full loads. Out f-town trips a specialty. Excel, (est warehouse for storing goods.

Phene SUREMILK For your next dairy feed try Sperry's Suremilk, the best balanced ration for milch cows. It will increase your milk checks and reduce your feed bill. Come in and get pur low prices on dairy and rrjik feeds. Victor, Edison and Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS We repair and furnish parts for all sewing machines. Machines for rent.

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