The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 23

PAGE TWENTY-ThREE SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929 li yrutk nj Trailer! LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS THAT GOVERNMENT FILLING STATION 10 1 in sue RANGE SHOW Vas Etiwanda and San Antonio creeks, In the west end of the county. One of the points that will be Involved In San Bernardino county's decision Is whether there should be two districts in this county, one for Santa Ana and Lytic creek and another for the streams In the west end of the county. The conference endorsed legislation providing for the appointment by Gov. C. C.

Young of a water commission to continue the study of the state situation, asked for the appointment of Mr. Cuttle as a 1-. Vital Records MARRIAGE LICENSES BIGELOW-YATES Errett Benton Blgelow, 81, Nebraska; Mabel Viola Yates, 46, Wisconsin, Both of Los Anreles. FOSTKR-MOORE Lon F. Foster, 2J.

Kansas; Arnita B. Moore, 23. California. Both of Ontario. HAAS-HILL Virgil Francis Haas.

37. Kansas; Avis Derry Hill, 2b, Massachusetts. Both of Ontario. JARA-GUAJARDO Ruben Jars, 23. Mexico, resident of Anaheim; Marie Guajardo, 23, Mexico, resident of Del Rosa.

MILLER HENDRICKSON Levear Miller, 22. Illinois, resident ot Po-mona; Mildred Hendrlckson, 20, California, resident of Ontario. QUIROZ-GALLARDO Francisco Qtil- ros, Mexico; retra ualiardo, 17, Texas. Both of San Bernardino. WHITE-TEETER Will J.

White. 85, Texas; Ada J. Teeter, 88, Texas. Both of Redlands. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WED BANUELOS-GONZALES Aurello Ba- nueloa, 21.

Mexico; Juanlta Gon-sales, 18, California. Both ot Red-lands. COBER-ZOOK Albert E. Col.er. 27.

Canada; Deborah Geneva Zook, 28, Kansas. Both of Upland. FRECH-WELLBRET Mason Rudolph Freeh, 81, Tennessee, resident of San Bernardino; Viola Emella Well-bret, 24, Illinois, resident of Belleville, 111. MARQUEZ-GARCIA Raymundo V. Marquez, 21, Mexico; Natalia B.

Garcia, 20, Mexico. Both of Ontario. MEYER-COFFIN Louis Michel Mey-er, 21, Oklahoma, resident of Vlc-torville; Emma Pearl Coffin, 16, California, resident of Baldwin Park. MUNGIA-VEGA Carmen Mungta. 25.

Mexico; Lupe Vega, 17, Mexico. Both of Fontana. NEGRETE-FOERTE Joss Negrete, 31, Mexico; Francises Fuerte, 18, Mexico. Both of San Bernardino. PLATH-BATSON Albert Frederick Plath, 41, California; Millie Anna Batson, 43, Texas.

Both ot San Bernardino. SHERE R-WTLLIAMS Thomas Francis Sherer, 39, Pennsylvania, resident ot Anaheim; Jeanette Williams, 36, Kentucky, resident of Fullerton. BORN TERRY In Colton, California, May 19, 1929, to the wife ot A. W. Terry, 850 East street, a daughter, Mary Delpha.

BELLMAN In Colton, California, May 19, 1929, to the wife ot Charles Sellman, 190 South Third street, son, Norman Burton. THOMPSON In Colton. California, May 30, 1939, to the wife of J. A. Thompson, 491 East street, daughter, Jean Elisabeth.

DIED ZADER In Colton, California, May 20, 1929, at his home, 675 North Ninth street, William Zader. 78 years old, a native of Wisconsin and a resident of Colton for 20 years. The body Is In charge ot the I. M. Knopsnyder funeral parlors.

STEELE In Long Beach, California. May 30, 1929, Mrs. Alice Kate Steele. 68 years old, native of California. Funeral services at 3:30 p.

m. Wednesday from Mark B. Shaw memorial chapel. WAGENBLAST In San Bernardino, California, May 20, 1929, at local hospital, Clarence Wagenblast, 30 years old, native of Missouri. Body will be forwarded to Missouri for burial.

Mark B. Shaw Co. In charge. Funeral Notices STEELE The funeral ot Alice Sale Steele will take place Wednesday. May 32, at 8:30 p.

m. from Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel. Interment Mountain View cemetery. The Rev.

Harold V. Hartshorn will officiate. Friends are Invited to attend the services. J. J.

Prendergast, H. H. Garstln, of Redlands; E. F. Van Luven of Colton, J.

W. Catlck of San Ber nardino; G. A. Hanson and R. V.

Ward of Upland. Riverside county: W. C. Moore, J. E.

McGregor, Harvey Johnson, John Shaver, A. A. James, A. C. Fulraor, Francis Cuttle, T.

C. Jameson, E. P. Clarke, R. D.

Skel-ley, A. L. Sonderegger. Orange county: H. H.

Hale, Wll- Iisrd Smith, Paul Bailey, J. C. Mitchell, C. H. Chapman, H.

Head. member of this commission, and urged approval of an act appropriating $400,000 to combat mountain fires In the state. Senator Swing has recommended to Governor Young that Mr. Cuttle be made a member of the state commission to carry on the study started two years ago by the legislative water committee. Present at the meeting from San Bernardino county were: Supervisors C.

E. Grler, M. P. Cheney, George S. Biggin, and Arthur L.

Doran, George S. Hinckley, House! $100 D0W2 $100 down buys either of these. 8-room, new, modern, lot '50x200, at or 4-room modern, garage, good lot for $1,650. ARTHUR JOHN- SON 7(W3rdSt. "REPOSSESSELrilOUSES" A few special bargains in repossessed houses for balance of loan held by loan company.

ARTHUR JOHNSON, 768 3rd St. Ph. 432-87. WILL accept small down payment good car, diamond or clear lot on my north end 6-rm. stucco.

Have 6-rm. also. Owner, Th. 443-08. IS" "you are Interested in new home of 7 rooms complete in every respect in the best location at 25th and College, see owner for key at 687 SBth St.

or phone for appointment 803-88 or 492-84; fOR SALE or Trade-lf ive-room house northwest cor. Ladcra and Collma. C. B. Cook, W.

P. Fuller Santa Ana. Phone down, buys 8 rooms and blir chicken house, north end. ARTHUR JOHN30N. 768 3rd.

BTTrasTll, 8 rmsTdble. hdwd. muh. tile roof, lawn, shrubs. Ph.

881-68. KehomeJurn. $2,300. Leaving. NEW 6-room down, balance $25 month.

Forrest-er's Exchange. Ph. 291-48. SAC. new, modern, 3-bedrm.

stucco home. $50O down or clear lot for equity. 8228 Arrowhead. 5-RM. house, mod.

conveniences, tlike car or lot. Ph, 482-82. 1376 David- son. EQtTlTY in 6-rm. cor.

lot, bal. $2.060. 1271 Mt. Vernon. 33168 db'le, rage, on 18th.

Owner. 931 9th. 66 Lot! CORNER OK ARROWHEAD AND 23RD, 60x150, all Improvements in and paid for $3,250. But It for a profit or build for Income. BOLAND FLACK Antlers Hotel Bldg.

Phone 401-53 NO INTEREST Three lots in good location, small down payment, no int. on bal. MADISON with NATIONAL REALTY 408 St. Ph. 491-06 or 67 Mountain and Beach EXSTNewport, furn.

6-rm. bungalow, bent location, for sale, easy terms, nr win rent. rn. zeo-40. 68 Ranches 9-ACRE' RANCH fully improved, house of brick-stucco construction, tile roof, furnace, water under pressure, electricity at the door and bos avail able; large barn and chicken houses and runs for several thousand birds; ample water for domestlo and irri gation use, both gravity flow and from wells; excellent sandy loam soil; ideal location for dairy, chickens, truck or fruit.

It's a snap at on terms. Located on Uteri ing Ave. south of Base Line. BOLAND FLACK Antlers Hotel Bldg. Phone 401-63 69 Groves BEAUTIFUL home site with 3 acres of finest navel orange grove on Smiley Heights.

Owner. 1122 W. Palm Kemanas. ureen 801. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Grant Holeomb Attorney NOTICK TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Joe La rosso, Deceased.

Notice is hereby elven bv the un derslgned administrator of the estate of Joe Larosso, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to me them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Cleric of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county or Han Bernardino, or to ex hlbit them, with the necessary vouch ere, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Grant Holeomb, 417 Andreson Building. San Bernardino, California, the same being the place of business in all matters connected with said estate of Joe La- rosso, deceased. A. W. TJ'REN.

Administrator of the Estate, of joe Lamsso, Deceased. GRANT HOLCOMB, Attorney for Administrator. Dated April 27, 1929. H. R.

Griffin Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 9000 In the Matter of the Estate of Matilda O'Connor, sometimes known as Matilda P. O'Connor, Deceased. Notice Is hereby clven bv the under- said Julia Randlg, at the estate of Matilda Connor sometimes known as Matilda P. O'Connor deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, In the offico of tho Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Bernardino, or to exhibit thnm, with the necemary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Julia Handle.

Admlnistrix. at the the law office of H. R. Griffin, 413 Kats Building, San Bernardino, the same being the place of business in all matters connected with said estate of Matilda O'Connor sometimes known as Matilda P. O'Connor, deceased.

JULIA RANDIO, Administratrix of the estate of Matilda O'Connor, some-times known as Matilda O'Connor, Deceased. H. It. GRIFFIN, Attorney for Administratrix. Dated May 10th, 1929.

Grant Holeomb Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of William S. Wilkinson, sometimes known as W. S. Wilkinson, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of William S.

Wilkinson, sometimes known as W. S. Wilkinson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with tho necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Bernardino, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Grant Holeomb, attorney for administrator, 417 Andre-son Building, San Bernardino, California, the same being the place of business in all matters connected with said estate of William S. Wilkinson, sometimes known as S. Wilkinson, deceased, A.

W. TJ'REN, Public Administrator of San Bernardino County, and Administrator of the Estate of William S. Wilkinson, Deceased. GRANT HOLCOMB, Attorney for Administrator. Dated April 27, 1929.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino did on the 27th day of April, 1929, duly pass and adopt Its Resolution of Intention No. 2877 declaring: the intention of said Mavor and Common Council to order the nosing up ot the following described alley In the said City, to-wlti mat certain Alley as snown upon the map of Tompkins Subdivision No, i as per plat thereof nicorded In Book 17 of Maps at Page 84, records of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County, 64 Used Tnir-lr i 27 stake, duala 1985 tke, singles JUoo Commercial $475 too tt nuke on duals, rebored, now valves, new brakes $1,250 0,1 t'res $850 coon mrYs-PKu-Ei) right l. J. liKUWNE GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS S48BSt Shu Bernardino, Calif. TOR SALE 1928 Reo truck.

37! wheel base, ph. 1817W Riverside or write M. II. Jiurt, box 83. Riverside.

REAL ESTATE 17" Acreago TWO A'CrTes Vrteslan wutnr fnr Irrlirur Inn iuk limits, loll good (or vegetables or berries, well located for chickens. Price $2,000. See W. Z. HENRY.

469 (1 iui uoom ju. fOK SAl.E Eleven res vounir neach nuns ana uaies, wuimonui rnunce, xucalpa water stock, $3,000, down. ARTHUR L. MATIK9 "1th St. Ph.

238-91 OR SALE at bariraln. two acres. 8 room house. Sandy A. i-rysoiue Menione.

2 For Exchange FOR EXCHANGE ine-anro ranch on Ease Line for email store or bungalow in San Ber nurdino. Los Angeles Improved property for ban Bernardino and vicinity. Uso improved Texas land for San Ber nanlino land. See P. A.

SPANGLER, Realtor Phone 412-1(1 Rm. 459 4th St, iVUCAH'A. about 6 acres clear, want San Bernardino. acres Minnesota clear. 80 rods lako Rhore.

3 and 4-bedroom houses, new stuc co, noar country Club. What have you? See ARTHUR L. MARKS (68 4th St. Ph. 253-91 'FOR EXCHANGE" f'our lots here.

Want home near beach between LaKUiia and Santa Monica. Three or 9 acres East Base Line, want grocery with living quarters. See Lang don with C. A. MESSER 35 4th St.

Phone 321-43 ON ARROWHEAD AVE. 6-room home to exchange for a hou.se and lot In Lung Beach. See Harmon with E. A. ANDERSON CO.

050 Street Phone 295-68 i bcautllul home, take home here, beautiful home, take home i acres, modern home; take L. A. Susiness lot on 5th, take home N. end. GOLDMAN REALTY CO.

123 Court St. Phono 201-85 WANT CAR OTTfidUSE" Vant good used touring; car as payment down on house. ARTHUR JOHNSON. 768 3rd. Ph.

433-87. 3 MTN. LOTS clear near" A. playground, trade all for clear 6-room 8. B.

home. MADISON, NATIONAL REALTY 408 St. Ph. 491-0 or 23-33. fftADEf equity home Gardena paying ic, hnl.

$1,500, lor lots, acreage Sun Riverside county. Holder, box 34 IB. Rt. 1. Gardena.

EARTlC BRING IN YOUR LISTINGS. ARTHUR L. MARKS 53 4TH ST. PH. 253-91 LVE equity in income property near Base Line and clear lot.

exchange for clear property to $3,200. P. O. box 350, San Bernardino. REAL ESTATE TRADES" your trades with us.

ARTHUR JOHNSON. 7(i 3rd St. LAVE 2-bedrm. house on acre. Eugene, also others.

Want here. Nelson Realty Beaumont. Callf IOUSE at 223 26th will trade for Santa Ana or Balboa. Owner, 1228 So. Sycamore.

Santa Ana. A.WEDOklahonia or Texas laTid. Have new B-rm. stucco. Ph.

301-79. stucco; take mm. lot or cabin first payment. Call 64S 4th. Houses For Sale or Exchange 6 homes located on two lots 100x135 feet to alley, on 8th Street west of Mt.

Vernon. House recently rebuilt and remuUcIed. all new plumbing, bath room fixtures, wonderful opportunity for some person to live In one house and rent 6 others and have independent Income, Accessible to Santa Fe whops. Street work, sewers, gas, lawns, water, sidewalks ull Installed and paid for. Value $14,000 all clear.

Will take small cash payment and contract back, first mortgage to 1)0 placed on property or will deliver clear for clear close-in business lot or Industrial location or will place mortgage on property and take clear lot rlose in for equity. This property must be disposed of within next 30 days. Courtesy to all recognized real estate agents. See Mr. fitandlsh or Mr.

Webster at Sun office. Cook aTtiiese GI8 2')th 6-room house. 1111 Western six rooms with fireplace. 233 6-room house. 907 Orange Crove Col-ton, 5-ronm house.

Shandln Hill lot. Ten lots on Reld Place and Mtn. View Ave. These houses and lots will all be sold at real snap prices If taken at once. Buy now before the rise In Dries comes.

Traders Finance Corporation ,1 4'JA-KS1: Ph. 231-71 o-rooni moaeni nouse on infn Vleu eYr.hAnffA eniiltv fnr 1 rlonr Kit 'hve'-room home on 18th all mod-em, shrubs, lawn, $250 down, bal On 2ith 3-room house. $150 down, balance like rent. Duplex In Los Angeles to exchange for Home nere. ROBERT R.

EBY 34 3rdSt. rhone 241-88 -ROOM HOME well built and brand new just north of Marshall near complete in every detail and ready to occupy; good garage, walks and drive, but the street is not caved. Tho price Is very low at 83, 600 and we ran sell it on terms, ROLAND FLACK Lntlers Hotel Bldg. Phone 401-58 Look I East Base Line bandy good, new, strictly modern bungalow rooms wmi acre, nan or whole acre land, facing on East Base Line. Will sell at bargain, easy terms or might trade and take in cheap shack or clear lot, ARTHUR JOHNHONj768 3rd St.

Ph. 432-87 lit. SANTA FFTMAN, see this one. Five-room bungalow, 3 bedrooms, largo screen sleeping porch, hardwood floors, all bullt-lns, complete. ready to occupy, large lot, garage, just finished; price first payment to suit you, balance like rent.

Also one 6-rm, bungalow about the same terms. Plf. after 5 or Sunday, WNEfiTIeavIng, says self TITslS-room Mouse, paving paid, total price 350; close In. KIRK WILEY 17 3rd St, Ph, 291-51 shall be closed between the North line of Seventh Street and line sixty (60) feet South of the North line of Eighth Street. Notice is further given that by said Resolution of Intention, the district: ot the lauds to be affected and benefited by said work and Improvement, and to be assessed to pay the damages, cost and expenses thereof, was determined and declared to embrace all that certain real property situate in the City of San Bernardino, County of Snn Bernardino, State ot California, lying within the following described exterior boundaries of said district, to-wit: Beginning- at the Northwest cor ner of Lot 4, Block 22, Rancho San Bernardino, as recorded in Book 7 of Maps at Page 2, records of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County; thence Easterly along the North line of said Lot 4, said Block 22, 120 feet; thence Southerly and parallel with the West line of said Lot 4, Block 22, to the North line of Seventh Street; thence Westerly along the North line of Seventh Street to the West line ot said Lot 4, said Block 22; thence Northerly along the West line of said Lot 4.

Block 22, to the point ot beginning. Reference is hereby made to said Resolution of Intention No. 2877. passed and adopted on the 27th day of April, 1929, aforesaid, for further particulars. XEMMKRER.

Street Superintendent ot the City of San Bernardino. Dated thia 80th day of April, 1929. Paul W. Jones Attorney, Los Angeles NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTtnS TB.STAIVli!WlArtT No. 9025 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in ana xor me county oi San Bernardino, In the Matter ot the Estate of Marie A.

Nlkl, oeceaeea. Notice is hereby riven that the ietl tlon ot Bank of Italy National Trust Kavltira Association, a national bank ing association, for the probate of the will ot Mane A. Nlkl, and for the issuance ot letters testamentary thereon to Bank of Italy Trust Savings Association, a national banking association, will be heard at 10:00 o'clock A. on the 27th day of May, 1929, at the Court Room of Department 2 of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for County ot San Bernardino. (Seal) HARRY ALLISON.

County Clerk, By R. W. MIFFLIN, Deputy, PAUL W. JONES, 8660 University Avenue, Los Angeles, California, Attorney for Petitioner. May 10.

1929. Paul W. Jones Attorney, Los Angeles NOTICti OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No. 9024 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and tor the County ot fan Bernardino. In the Matter of the Estate of John McKenxle.

deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petition of Bank of Italy National Trust Savings Association, a national bank ing association, lor the probate or. tne will of John McKenxle, and for the issuance of letters testamentary thereon to Bank of Italy National Trust Savings Association, a national banking association, will be heard at 10:00 o'clock A. on the 37th day of May, 1929, at the Court Room of Department 8 of the Superior Court Of the State of California, in and for the County or sen iiernaraino. (Seal) HARRY L.

ALLISON, County Clerk, By H. W. MIFFLIN, Deputy, PAUL W. JONES. 3660 University Avenue, Los Angeles, California, Attorney for Petitioner.

Dated May 10. 1929. John B. Nichols Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL No. 9028 In the SuDerior Court of the State ot California, in and (or the County of Ban Bernardino.

In the Matter of the Estate of George i iNicnoia. aeceasea. Notice is hereby riven that tha net! tton of John B. Nichols for the probate of Will pf George F. Nichols, deceased, and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to petitioner will be heard at o'clock A.

on the day of May, 1929, at the Court Room of Department 1 of the Superior Court of San Bernardino, County, Cal ifornia. VISDV T. ITT TO AX? tvTOt Clerk. R. M.

SCHMIDT. Deputy Clerk. Attorney for Petitioner, Santa Ana, California. Dated May 14, 1929. CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby (riven that the un derslgned, George R.

Jones, is en gaged in the business of buying, sell' Ing and repairing new and used automobiles and is oneratlnr a ra nge at 398 Third Street, San Bernardino, California, under a fictitious name and designation, not ahowlng the names of the persons interested in said business, to wit, under the name of the "Jones Chevrolet Company." That the full name and the sole owner, manager and proprietor of the said "Jones Chevrolet Company" is George R. Jones, whose address la loii Btreet, san Bernardino, California. Dated May 30, 1929. GEORGE R. JONES.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ban Birnirdlno. ss. On this 30th day of May, in the year nineteen nunarea ana twenty-nine, a. before me, Karl F. King, a notary publlo in and for tha said County of San Bernardino, State of Call-fornla, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared George R.

Jones, personally known to me to be the person whose name Is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal In said county the day and year in this certificate first above written. (Seal) KARL 7. KING, Notary Publlo in and for San Bernardino County, State of California. CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP-FICTITIOUS NAME Civil Code Sea.

2464, 2468, 2470 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Bernardino, ss. I hereby certify that I am transacting business in the State of California, at 484 Base Line under a designation and name not showing the namos of persons Interested as partners in such business, to wit; Base Line Faint Store. Name O. D. 8andefur.

Place ot residence 1982 Genevieve Street. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Bernardino, ss. On the 39th day of April in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine before me, personally appeared O. D. Sandefur, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same.

Witness my hand and the seal of my office this 29th day of April. 1929. (Seal) LEROY B. l6rENZ, Notary Public in and tor Said County and State. Germany produoed 321 motion picture films at an approximate cost of $11,000,000 year.

Read the want ads. Special Division Will Be Added To Entertainment Committee Headed by J. B. Gil! Inaugurating a novel new Idea to Insure more comprehensive 'welcome and entertainment of guests at the National Orange Show, President William Starke yesterday announced that a special women's reception division will be added to the general entertainment committee headed by Chairman J. B.

Gill. Each year the wife of the president of the Orange Show will serve as chairman ot the feminine auxiliary of the committee on entertainment of guests and special parties, which Is headed by Mr. GUI this year. Wives of the members of the executive committee of the exposition will form the women's division of the reception group. Explaining his new Ideas yesterday, he said: "Because the National Orange Show Is gaining a wonderful feminine patronage it seems due this large contingent that we should take special recognition of their attendance each year.

On that account we will provide a special women's division of the entertainment committee to make a particular duty of cordial reception and hospitable entertainment of the thousands of women visiting the Orange Show. "Chairman Gill of the general reception and entertainment committee has gone Into this matter thoroughly with' me, and we are convinced that this new group will serve a real purpose The Orange Show has become such a national Institution that adequate reception of its guests Is a problem of real Importance, requiring both men and women to devote time and thought to the task. "Increased stress will be placed upon the welcome which the Orange Show extends to women guests and the new feminine group will assume responsibility for the welcome of women's clubs and similar organizations, besides relieving Chairman Gill of the task of planning and directing entertainment of the wives of special delegations visiting the (Continued from Page Thirteen)' parking was permitted," he aald, "there were 26 cars. On my side of the street there were 13 cars. We need parking space worse than two lines of traffic.

Why, we could have obtained 20,000 signers to the petitions asking the abolishment of the parallel plan." J. M. Abbott, Third street merchant, said that he had Interviewed out-of-town residents, many of whom frankly told him that they now shop In Redlands and other cities because of the parallel parking law. Councilman C. A.

Bouse said that he believes the enforcement of the two-hour parking law 'by Police Chief Harry R. Heap will have Its effect In providing more parking space, because the business and professional men and their employes will keep their cars off the streets. Owners of parking lots, represented by Arthur Harris, were assured that the city's free parking lots will not be operated at night time, when most of the revenue is obtained by the parking lot owners. The owners also offered a lucent rate to business men for their patrons, Mr. Harris stating that they are anxious to cooperate with the business men, but are not Interested in the controversy over tho parallel or diagonal parking.

ER P0UC1 (Continued from Page Thirteen) damage and possible loss of life would follow in the Colton section. The Importance of conserving water, however, was stressed re-ncctedlv durlntr the conference. The nrolect does not contemplate i the development of additional lands but the conservation of sufficient water to care for the lands already under Irrigation. "So far as Irrigation water Is concerned I do not, know any one who is willing to say where we shall get an additional supply," said Mr. Cuttle, by way of indicating there Is no source available for additional Irrigation water.

The Colorado river Is relied upon to furnish the additional domestlo supply necessary for the future growth of the cities. Extensive Works Needed In County The works necessary in San Ber nardino county include dams in the Santa Ana and Lytle creok do-signed to check the peak of the floods, diversion dams in the strcambeds to make possible the spreading and sinking of flood waters, and levees at several points to confine the flood waters to channels. Spreading works and protection PROTESTS MP MB RULE WW i More time to play -j VOU can always find people to tell you that tH 1 country is going to the dogs because we're doing so much playing. "When did your grandmother find any time to play? There was a woman for you i i i i No "doubt Just the same, we'd like to have given Her a vacuum cleaner, a washing machine, electric lights, running hot water, a telephone, baker's bread, delicious canned foods, an automobile and a set of golf clubs. Can you picture grandfather's face? "Gone to the country club.

Look in the ice-box." Through advertising, science is giving us more and more time to play. Advertising is knocking minutes off every phase of household work from cooking to shopping, to give us leisure hours. and we're just using them as grandmother would have if she'd had the chance. Head the advertising here in your paper. It will bring you more time to play.

are also necessary on Cucamonga,.