The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 19

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1926 i ihm.ni iwi. 1 1 I flw COLTON ISxl Ey If If BLOOM1N' 'i ON I IMMeNSMel CoHoa natural laaoa- I trial center, with plants em- I i ploying many hundreds of II II uniti 'SEEING' TRAFFIC RULES GHANT SCHOOL YUCAI PA1 Bloomington Nates PREDICT BONDS ITU TODAY NEW MISSIONS PRQBRAM TOLD Permits For Month's Building Is $16,100 COLTON, Oct. 21. Building permits now stand at $16,100 for, the month of October. Three small jobs have been licensed, at a total of $700, pushing the fees up to $32.25 for building Inspection.

Dr. Walter Prltchard will make alterations at his new North Eighth GROUPTD MEET Seek to Organize Another Parent-Teacher Body for City Federation (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct. 31. Mrs. George Tilton will speak tomorrow afternoon before a meeting of mothers and teachers of the student body of the Grant school.

This gathering has been called by interested pa rents who are seeking to organize a third chapter of the Parent-Teacher association In this city. Success In the new venture Is practically assured by the general demand for formation of a federation of A. chapters In Colton. Steps are under way to form a fourth club at the Junior high, and immediately following that action the creation of the federation is anticipated. Everyone interested in the wel fare of the students of the Grant school is urged to attend the session tomorrow at 3 o'clock, when tentative steps will be taken to create the new Parent-Teacher association.

The Lincoln and union high schools already have well or- (Special Staff Correspondence) BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 21. Sunday school In the Congregational church will start at 9:45 a. m. Sunday.

Morning worship will be at 11 o'clock. Dr. E. B. Service will speak on the subject, "What Shall America Do With Christ?" Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:30 p.

m. At 7 o'clock tho sermon subject will be, "Does It Pay?" There will be special music. Judge L. S. Lyman has been confined to his bed by Illness the past two days.

Copy Of Washington Prayer Given School By Terrace's Board (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct. 21. Patriotic sentiment of the highest Order is expressed In a recent gift to the Grand Terrace school by the board of education of that district. The message of patriotism is an artistically framed copy of George Washington's prayer for higher guidance, which was sent to his governors In 1783. Thla masterpiece of eloquence and idealistic devotion to his nation and his God, Is generally regarded as one of the outstanding utterances of the first president.

It has been considered by the people of Grand Terrace a fitting message to place before the young people of today. Through a misunderstanding a story published lat week referring to the prayer said that It was the gift of the Woman's club of Grand Terrace. This was caused by the fact that the message was read before the meeting of the club and a copy of Its text brought to The Sun office In Colton with the request that It be published. Of ficials of the club explained today that the meeting being of a pa trlotlc nature the school board's gift was used In decorating for the event and the text being very ap propriate to the occasion was re cited by a member. Wants Situation? See Class.

11. jllllllllltlltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIHIlllllllllllllllllllC Dr. John C. Campbell DENTIST X-RAY WORK 1 $1.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTING $1.00 PLATE WORK BRIDGE WORK CROWNS AND FILLINGS I OPEN EVENINGS jr. REASONABLE PRICES FREE EXAMINATION GUARANTEED WORK 360 STREET Over PigglyWiggly street quarters, at an estimated cost of $100; D.

V. Davis will erect a small garage-house cn Hlghlsnd avenua, for approximately $300. and Jose Garcia will build a fruit stand on West street, at a cost of about $300. ganlzed chapters of the association, and are important factors In the educational work of the city. Authorized COLTON Oeater a Of I4M Milbright Motor C.

Bervloe with Gonrteey J. L. TAYLOR Eltctrlo Service Qarafo Automobile Electricians, Kxide Batteries, general repairing, official Auto Club Rond Service, OPEN DA AND NIGHT 160 B. 1 Colton. Phone 80.

PHONE 201-22 San Bernardino National Bank and San Bernardino Co. Saving Bank "Tha Banka of 8erviee' PASSING THE BUCK JS THE "EASIEST WAY" BUT NEVER THE BEST WHEN IT COMES TO PUTTING ASIDE MONEY FOR FUTURE USE. EXCUSES FOR NOT HAVING ARE PLENTIFUL. BUT YOUR BETTER JUDGMENT SAYS, "Save 9 Cordially youra. COLTON IN FIVE MINUTES (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct.

21. Mrs. Jake Webb who is at present, a visitor at Rule, 'will leave shortly for her home here. En route to Colton she will go to Lubbock and Plalnvillo. Neighborhood olub members were entertained yesterday at, the home of Mrs.

Harry Haughey In San Bernardino. An all-day meeting was held, with a picnic luncheon taking place at the noon hour. Christmas sewing occupied the afternoon. The guests were Mrs. A.

M. Madlgan, Mrs. H. O. Davis, Mrs.

E. T. Elgan, Mrs. Evert Ilines, Mrs M. B.

Wood, Mrs. Parmer, Mrs Allen Baird, Mrs. Barton Lynn and Mrs. C. W.

Balrd. Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Spence and Mrs.

Ella Fox were dinner guests this evening at the home of Mrs. Ella Hllcr. D. E. Bridgers of West street, and Ray Boatman have returned from a motor trip which took them to Springfield, Mo.

Dr. and Mrs. Norman Palmer will return on Sunday, following their visit in Oakland and Gllroy. In Oakland they were guests of relatives of Mrs, Palmer, and In Oiiroy they visited with the Rev. Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. B. McClelland.

The pastor formerly occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church of this city. Mrs. Charles J. O'Connor Is at home, following a pleasant visit with relatives in Chicago. Eastorn Star members were en-lertainod yesterday afternoon at a Halloween function at the home of Mrs.

B. if. Latham on North Ninth street. Appropriate games marked entertainment of the afternoon. Refreshments suggestive of the Halloween season were served, with Airs.

J. H. Miller and Mrs. R. acting as assistants to the hostess, Mrs.

Latham. sock of Traffic Reco.nl: 13 of Riverside Haled During Month (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct. 21. Fines totaling $70 were assessed in traffic cases today before Judge James Tomby In municipal court. Four speeders and one violator of the, boulevantjstop law were arraigned.

Ray Mil's appeared to answer a. r.liargo of speeding preferred by Traffic; Officer J. S. Bennett and entered a plea -of not guilty through his Attorney Robert W. Daniels.

Trial resulted In conviction, however, and Mills was fined $15 when testimony of the arresting officer and the police chief was Introduced. E. K. Bobo of Riverside and W. A.

Hines of Glendale were fined $15 each on speed charges and Leo Cirri of Lynwood paid a $20 fine on the same count. There are two other drivers listed for trial on speed charges, M. Anranison of San Bernardino and Alice Swope of Long Beach, The pair of motorists also face charges of failing to carry an operator's license, and the young woman Is claimed to have driven machine without registration certificate. Three motorists are tinder orders to appear in court for driving with open muffler. They are Cruz Nirc of San Bernardino, J.

Olson of R'iverside and R. A. Romo, the latter facing a second charge of being without operator's license. J. P.

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M. fib If! A MTU GASES (Special Staff Correspondence) TUCAIPA, Oct. 21. Fay Bush arrived in the valley over the weekend where he will spend a 10-day furlough with his father L. L.

Bush on Second avenue. Mr. Bush is In a naval radio training school In Ran Diego. Mesdames E. B.

Smith and O. E. Ifesscr represented Yucalpa at a lvcent Y. W. C.

A. conference held In Riverside. The session had special appeal to the Yucaipa representatives as Banning gave a demonstration of the work being done by the organization In that place. Miss Ethel Amis, secretary of the Redlands Y. W.

C. recently said that the problems faced by both Yucalpa and Banning are almost Identical. Mra. W. A.

Hudson, who recently moved from Yucalpa to her new residence" in San Pedro spent several days last week visiting friends in the valley. Three orchards in West Yucaipa recently changed hands and the new owners plan to live on the proper ties. G. P. Welcks has sold his peach orchard of 5 acres to a Mr.

Holllngsworth of Los Angeles. Mr. Brooke of Redlands purchased the property of R. M. Sproull.

Mrs. L. A Bartlett has sold her orchard to D. E. Massengaie of Belvedere.

Mr. and Mra. S. M. Van Horn have left the valley to spend some time touring by motor through places of special Interest in the northern part of the state.

Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gill have returned to their residence after a delightful motor trip that took them to San Francisco and Yosemlte.

Mrs. E. B. Smith has been elected chairman of the committee appointed at a meeting held at the resi dence of Mrs. D.

E. Dolen to sponsor active boosting the organization of a Girl Reserve movement among the youngsters of the valley over 10 years of age. Several moth ers were present at the meeting and plans were made to hold another session after the apple festival at which time the question will be gone into thoroughly. Other members elected on the committee were Mesdames O. E.

Hesser, F. E. White, E. Guthrie, D. E.

DOlen, W. J. Murray and William Peterson. Several important matters were brought to the attention of the chamber of commerce officials at their meeting last week. It was decided that the prize rack display of apples that took the silver cup at the Ijs Angeles county fair held at Pomona would be on display at the apple festival to be held in November.

This 50-foot rack will be displayed along with a competitive rack which also will be sponsored by the chamber of commerce. A. L. Colby was elect ed chairman of a committee chosen to select fruit for this exhibit. Other members of the committee are residents of every section of the valley, and are John Moreland, Dr.

C. W. Symmes, Ray Webster, J. R. Montlgel, John Norbom, Ralph Pendleton, John Engblom, F.

E. Martin, L. P. Black, and Moores Butler. It was also decided at the meeting to accept a bid from Fred Lynch for the erection of two large signs to advertise the valley.

One of these signs is to be placed on the Beaumont highway near the Burns ranch and the other at the Intersection of the Beaumont and Yucalpa highways. The small sign now at the latter place Is to be removed to Mill Creek canyon. It was also planned to build a community park for the valley residents on Flag PowersWins Victory Over Rheumatism After Gaining Belief Trom Tortures of Rheumatism and Ailments Canned by Run Down Condition, Sacramento Restaurant Operator Wants Everyone to Know About Tanlao. "When I began iking Tanlac," jays William J. Powers, well-jnown restaurant operator, living at 1220 30th Street, Sacramento, "I was suf fcring tortures from rheumatism.

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Adv. TD BE ENFORCED Period for Educating Public on Ordinance Has Ended, Declares Chief (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct. 21. Strict enforcement of the new traffic code is demanded. This mandate was issued today by Chief of Police E.

S. Deiss, who stated that the motoring public has been extended every opportunity to learn the rul ings of tho ordinance. The officer stated positively that the pedestrian crossings and boulevard atopB will be enforced here. Branding as unreasonable the attitude of many drivers that they can escape the penalty of traffic law violation, the chief said that no driver should expect to "get away" with driving here that they would not think of attempting In a big city. He stressed the point that the safety of the public Is just as vital In Colton as it Is In New York City, and merits the same consideration and protection.

In line with orders from Police Commissioner J. N. Robinson, the chief is ordering court citation for those who disregard the new laws governing traffic. Two motorists were handed court summonses today for failing to heed boulevard stop signs, one driver at the Third and I street crossing and the other at the intersection of Ninth and street. M.

M. Watts paid a fine of $5 before Municipal Judge James Tcmby this afternoon for swinging into I street from Third without stopping, and A. D. Rosa will appear at an early date for the other violation. Dog's Escape From City Pound To Be Last.

Aver Police (Special Staff Correspondence) COLTON, Oct. 21. Police of the city were out maneuvered today by a husky dog which they corralled and to the pound for disposal, after East Colton residents had complained of the stray animal. Going to East street, the police captured the dog and turned him ever to the man In charge of the city pound for the usual retention of 24 hours to allow a possible owner to claim the big animal. Shortly afterward a second call came In from the community and investigation proved that the dog had escaped to return to his chosen haunts as stray.

It is asserted at headquarters that the East street children need fear for the dog no longer and that the secnod trip to the pound will be the last for the brute. SHINGLE AND COMPOSITION ROOFING PRESTON L. HILL 772 Cedar Bloomington Office with Fox-Woodson Lumber Company. Telephones: Colton Rlalto 149 IF BACK OR KIDNEYS ACHE DRINK WATER Drink Freely and Often to Flush the Kidneys, Also Take Salts Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water each day, also take salts occasionally, says a noted authority, who tells us that too much rich food forms acids which almost paralyze the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken; then you may suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains In the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather Is bad you have rheumatic twinges.

The urine gets cloudy. Cull of sediment, the channels often get sore and Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during tha night. To help neutralize these Irritating acids; to help cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste, get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here. Take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days, and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon jjulce, combined with llthla, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness.

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Oct. 21. Plana have heea completed for an Interesting program series to be enjoyed by the members of the Women's Home Missionary society of the Jewell Memorial Methodist church. Their season opens formally Oot. 28, with the topic of the day fixed as "New Rural Life," and extends through next September, -with no regular sessions during- July and August.

Meeting on the fourth Thursday of every month under the lender-ship of Mrs. S. E. Cottrell as president, the society devotes Itself to a period of study and discussion along lines similar to those adopted by the Woman's club here. A member Is charged with responsibility for the meeting each time and two other women act as hostesses.

Executives of the organization fire: President, Mra. R. K. Cottrell; vice president, Mrs. William F.

St. John: recording secretary, Mrs. Klsle D. Yale; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J.

Frank Newton; lirasurrr, Mis. Virginia Hurtado. Slmly hooks used by the society are "Our Templed Hills," by P.alph A. Fflton. and "The Advancing Church," Ivy L.

Mills. Following are (lie scheduled monthly sessions of Hie missionary croup: October Subject. "New Rural lader, Mrs. P. L.

Mt1.hi. Hostesses, Mesdimrs Pctsraon Hid Cilbert. November Subject "A Christian for a Now Rural Life." leader, Mrs. J. O.

Snyder. Hostesses, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Co'. IrMI.

December Subject, for New Rural I.il'e." Mrs. Olive Phillips. Hostesses, Mrs. McAdamF, Mrs. January Subject, "The Rural Church and New Nation." Leader, Mrs.

William F. St. John. Hostesses, Mrs. Moon, Mrs.

Veale. February Subject, "Extension Work In Local Parish." T.e.irter. Mrs. TCerHm Moon. Hostesses, Mrs.

Newcomer, Mrs. Hurtado. March Subject, "Program for Rural Churches." Trader, Mrs. Ada Pettijohn. Hostesses, Mrs.

Hunter, Mrs. Van Voorhia. April Subject, "The Advancing Church." "Christianity in a New World." Leader, Mrs. Frank Newton. Hostesses, Mrs.

Jones, Mrs. Montgomery. May Subject. "Crowded Ways cr' Life." "The Village, Town and Country." Leader, Mrs. R.

I. McKee. Hostesses, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Newton.

June Subject, "Some Implcla-tions." "What Is Home Missions?" Leader, Mrs. Elsie D. Yale. Hostesses, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs.

Marlcau. September Subject, miscellaneous program. Leader, Mrs. S. E.

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Any pharmacy can supply you. Towue-JaUlaon Drug Co. 'sells lots of It. 4IAY. Board of Education Assert? Redlands' Interest Will Insure Good Vote (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Oct.

21. Qualified electors in Redlands" high school district tomorrow will overwhelmingly favor the $375,000 school bond issue at the special election, it was predicted tonight by members of the board of education. "If 1500 progressive citizens who have the welfare of their children at heart will go to the one voting place at the junior high school, the bond Issue will pass," one of the school officials asserted. Qualified Vote Is About 6,000 Those who will be permitted to cast ballots at tomorrow's special election will Include all voters In the Redlands high school district, which comprises the entire city of Redlands, Crafton, Mentone, Green-spot, Yucalpa, San Timoteo and most of East Highlands. Tiie total qualified electorate in this district approximates 6,000.

There will be only one voting place, and this will be the junior high school building, sometimes called the intermediate school building, located on Church street at the head of State street. This polling place will be open from 8 o'clock In the morning until o'clock at night. Buildings Will Be Provided The principal purpose of the proposed bond issue is to provide funds for an annex or addition to the present junior high school and for the erection of a large auditorium to be used by both the high and junior high schools and also for community purposes. The ordinance calling the special election particularly specifics that the $375,000 to be raised by the sale of bonds bearing Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum will be spent "for building two or more high school buildings, for making alterations and additions to present high school buildings, for Insuring high school buildings, for supplying high school buildings with fur niture and necessary apparatus, and for Improving high school grounds." University's Band Accompanies Team (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Oct. 21.

of Redlands band which has taken on new life since the return from France of Its director, Francois Uzes of the College of Fine Arts, will accompany the Bulldog team to the Saturday game at La Verne. New scores have been received ami will bo used at band practice on Wednesday evening. The colle-siate band Is bending its chief efforts toward the annual Pomona prac, Stafford of Lamanda Park was stopped while driving without trailer light or license and with only one headlight. An odd coincidence of the month's traffic cases to date is that 13 Riverside drivers have been cited by the loeal police. Judge Tern by explained today that his is largely due to the location of Col ton on the main through routi Unking the Mission City with San Bernardino.

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