The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 5

SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1932 PAGE FIVE PAIR HELD AS 00 GRANTS World War Vets Call Hoover Rally Thursday Accused 'Society Liquor Dealer9 Will Face Court TRAGIC HSU SUIT DELAYED TOT ITER PERMIT PLEA OF BEFORE COURT Calzona Resident Will Install Jurist Instructs Attorney to Domestic Company at New Town on Desert Advise Burglary Suspect Of Law's Penalty Federal authorities as well as city officers are investigating this case. The Federal investigation is based on the asserted possible connection ot the local group with a large Los Angeles liquor ring, and the discovery of counterfeit Government seals at the Campus way address. The seals which police allege were placed on bottles of liquor, bear the words "bottled under Government supervision." The accused "society bootlegger" is asserted to have distributed liquor among many prominent residents of this district. Police have a card index file showing the names of the customers. Fred Barker, 871 Campus way, charged with possession of liquor in San Bernardino's "society bootlegger" ca.e, will enter a plea on the charge in the city police court this morning.

Barker wag arraigned Saturday and requested two days to enter his plea. He is represented by Attorney Theodore G. Krumm. Barker is one of three men arrested in the case. All are charged with liquor possession.

The others are Louis Claus, alias Louis Ford, and Edward Hines. They all gave their addresses as 871 Campus way. Suspects Arraigned on Charge Of Plotting to Kidnap Redlands Doctor The board1 of supervisors yester day granted A. W. Zickert of Calzona, a franchise to install, main tain and operate for 40 years a Arrangements for a county-wide meeting of the Republican Service league to be held in the Hoover-Curtis headquarters, 450 street, Thursday night with Allen Bixby as the speaker were completed yesterday by E.

John Eriksson, speaker of the San Bernardino assembly, Frank Mogle of Chino, prominent in county veteran activities, is arranging for delegations from all pai-ts 'it the county to attend the hiring -the final one of the Republican Service league during the present campaign. Mr. Bixby, who recently completed a four-year term as director of military and veterans affairs under Governors Young and Rolph, is a past department commander of the American Legion and has been an active leader in other veteran groups. This fall he has been devoting his time to campaigning on behalf of President Hoover and the entire Re publican ticket, urging that the veterans' interests are closely bound with the maintenance of a Republican administration at Washington. During the past two weeks branches or assemblies of the Republican Service league have been formed in San Bernardino, Red-lands, Colton Fontana, Upland, Ontario, Chino, Vlctorville, Needles and Lake Arrowhead.

Tomorrow night Republicans will meet In the casino at Lake Arrow-haid with Assessor A. E. Isham as the speaker. On Thursday there will be meetings at Victorvllle with Grant Hol-comb speaking, at Trona with Mr. Isham speaking, and at Ontario with Edward Trefz of Los Angeles speaking.

On Friday evening Rex B. Good-cell will speak In Redlands, Mr. Isham at Bloomington, while a speaker Is yet to be announced for Fontana on that date. water system supplying domestic, commercial and irrigation water to The $100,000 damage suit of Da, iel Van Allen Bosqul Jr. and' hi sister, Mrs.

Louise Johnson, against the city of San Bernardino and th Santa Fe railroad today was oik dered postponed from Dec. 20 to Feb. 9, 1933, by stipulation of all of the attorneys representing tna principals In this action. The plaintiffs are suing for $50. 000 each for the death of their mother and father, who were fatally injured when their automobll crashed through the guard rail on the Third street er.d of the SanU Fe viaduct and fell to the pavement below.

The city attorney, William Guthrie, contends that th city of San Bernardino is not liable because the railroad and not the city is responsible for maintenance of the portion of the viaduct where the double fatality occurred. the residents of Calzona, a new town being developed on the desert near the proposed Parker dam W. F. Hein of Upland requested the supervisors to approve the name of Cypress drive for the new street that has just been opened as a branch of Twenty-fifth street at Although Ted R. Lamb Interrupted Superior Judge C.

L. Allison twice during his arraignment to plead guilty to the charge of burglary with a prior conviction, the court refused to accept the plea and appointed Attorney Stephen Bedford of San Bernardino and Redlands to advise the defendant. Lamb Is said to have confessed he served four years at the Washington penitentiary in Walla Walla for attempted robbery. When he was arrested, he told the police he had entered the home of George W. Wilson, 1075 North Ninth street in Colton, and had stolen a $5 gold piece and $5 in currency.

He was charged also with breaking into the home of A. Carl Engleman, 1329 Birch street, San Bernardino, and stealing diamond rings and other loot, mcst of which has been recovered. Attorney Bedford was granted my eyes. "And why did you drive on the wrong side of a street car?" persisted the court "Was that another bug?" "I guess so," said Zellerbach. He left the court $25 poorer.

San Antonio heights. He declared that property owners In that vicin ity preferred the name of Cypress drive. The board instructed him to obtain the signatures of those property owners on a petition. Stressing the fact that several SAFETY VALVE Bugs Alibi Proves Useless to Autoist (By United Press) LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31.

It wasn't spots before the eyes that bothered Peter Zellerbach as he tried manfully to drive down the street. It was bugs, thousands of them, and they kept getting In his eyes. "That's why I ran through a boulevard stop, judge," explained Zellerbach in municipal court. "I couldn't read the stop sign." "The complaint says you repeated the offense a few blocks farther on," commented Judge W. G.

Fields. "Well, that was another bug, judge. They just kept getting in 1 14 MERMAN'S -m. 1 mm mm. mw mumm.

I a automobiles have struck the poles which support a power line at the north end of Euclid avenue at Twenty-fourth street, Hein urged the supervisors to order the removal of the poles into the parkway Charles W. Lombard and William Snyder were arraigned yesterday before Superior Judge C. L. Allison on charges of attempting to carry out a kidnapping and extortion plot against Dr. C.

S. Lombard, Red-lands capitalist. The defendant Lombard, who is not related to Dr. Lombard, was represented in court by Attorneys E. C.

Gridlcy and P. E. Bingman of San Bernardino. Snyder said ho had no money and could not retain counsel, so the court appointed Attorney C. O.

Thompson of San Bernardino to defend him. Pleas Will Be Made Monday Both defendants were ordered to enter their pleas to the two counts at 10 a. m. next Monday, Snyder and Lombard were captured by deputy sheriffs after the officers raced after their automobile, trailing them from Redlands San Bernardino and overtaking pair on East Third street, two blocks from the courthouse. When the accused extortionists were forced to stop, Lombard threw the small shreds of an extortion note from his car.

When pieced together the note demanded $15,000 ransom for the return of Dr. Lombard alive. Charles Lombard has made an asserted confession to his part In plot." Lombard is said to have stated the plan was to take the kidnap victim to Snyder's secluded cabin in the hills of Ventura county. and support them with a "Yes" vote on No. 11 on election day.

Sincerely yours, CHARLES BAGG. San Bernardino, Oct. 29, 1932. one week to enter a plea for Lamb. Cancbrake, a reedy grass, attains a height of from 10 to 30 feet.

430 BASE LINE BETWEEN DE STS. ON SALE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY APPRECIATION FROM DEMOCRAT To the Editor of The Sun: I de 6LEd where there will be less danger of traffic accidents. His request was referred to County Highway Commissioner J. W. Cole.

Responding to the request of petitioners in the Osdick school district Atolia township, the board of supervisors changed the name of that school district to Red Mountain school district The board granted A. P. Crim of sire to commend your enterprise In presenting to your Democratic Salt Herring 2 15c readers in San Bernardino county the ably written column headed Salad Bowl "The Democratic Viewpoint." MILK Dressing I am sure you make no mistake In presenting both sides of our Don't Cheap Redlands an operator's license to Expect Quality All Brands Qt Jar i i spray and fumigate fruit trees. 19c Tall IN FAVOR OF NO. 11 To the Editor of The Sun: I am writing to urge the passage of proposition No.

11 so that the city of Huntington Beach may obtain title to its tidelands. Let mo say at the outset that I am opposed to the desecration of any stretch of beach which may be utilized for recreational development but I am Just as strongly opposed to permitting a major oil company to drain millions of dollars from beneath this beach at the expense of the people of the state. A major oil company, through its drilling operations, has completely unfitted the Huntington Beach, shore line for recreational development. This company has taken about $7,000,000 in oil and gas from beneath the beach, without paying one dollar royalty to either city or state. The beaches of the state should belong to the people and the citizens of Huntington Beach should be given title to their tidelands so that they may supervise activities there and participate in any profits to be derived instead of permitting a major oil company to pocket the entire proceeds.

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PINEAPPLE, No. z2 or. Ct for tOQ great presidential campaign and we appreciate your fair-mindedness in the matter. Very truly yours, T. O.

WILLIAMS, Vice-chairman Democratic county central committee. HILLS Rowdy Dog Food 4 Can. 19C COFFEE lb. Mrs. house Plans Return to Capital HUTCHINSON, Oct.

31. Mrs. Jouett Shouse will return to Washington some time this week following her divorce from the former Democratic party head, she said today. can. 15o Wheat Hearts 20c Sparry Pan- cake Flour Corned Beef 2 cans 29 for Both 20c I Merchandise AT I MARKELL'S I Low Prices, Yes! But Never a Lower Standard of Quality! Feed, Fuel Company Entered by Thieves Thieves entered the Independent Feed Fuel Co.

Sunday night, ransacked the place but stole nothing, it was reported to police yesterday. Entrance was gained by tearing off strips of a galvanized iron door. Police were included to think boys were responsible for the act. Daniel Hernandez, 21, of Upland, was seriously injured yesterday when run over by his own automobile. According to attendants at the county hospital, where he Is undergoing treatment, he attempted to start his car by pushing it In gear.

The machine started and as he started to jump in it, he slipped and fell under the wheels. He suffered a skull fracture. In the national capital, Mrs. Shouse will attend her invalid mother. She obtained a divorce here yesterday from her husband Mother's COCOA.

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