Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - November 13, 1907, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES j Comings and Goings of Well Known People Social Gossip of Interest to Those Who Dwell in or Near the City of Woodland sK A J Hall of San Jose Is in this city T O Arens was an early morning ar rival Ed Ridley returned from this morning Percy Hoag returned to Davis Tues day James A Douglas returned from Sac today S H Grigsby was nn arrival on tho 11 oclock train Mrs Joe Griffin of Winters is in Woodland today Arthur Graner returned lo Winters Tuesday afternoon H J Bush went to San Francisco Tuesday afternoon Jo Craig returned from San Fran cisco Tuesday evening J was a southbound passenger this morning Mrs Alice Steppan came over from Sacramento this morning V A Peterson came down from Blacks Tuesday afternoon Mrs Ellen Coll of Berkeley is visit ing H 13 Coil and family Will Porter and Lloyd Huston re turned to Berkeley this morning Miss Snowball came over from Knights Landing this morning IS A and Charles Vosburg went to Winters on a business trip to day Mrs C A DeCoe and Mrs Clem Lowo returned to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon Richard Howard returned to today Ho has been spending a week on his farm near Madison Mr and Mrs of Rio Vista were arrivals Tuesday evening and are the guests of their Mrs A N Cook and family of southern Cali fornia are tho guests of Mr and Mrs A Mrs and s Cook are sisters A Morris came up from Berkeley this morning and returned on the af train He was kept pretty busy while here shaking hands with friends but he managed to find time to Invest in several tons of Yolo county products HONOR FOR MISS DIN OLE A college play will be given by the students of Mills College before the Christmas holidays In assigning the various roles the faculty required the students to tryout tor the characters Four students tried for the leading role The choice narrowed down to Miss Eleanor Dingle of this city and another young lady and in a second tryout Miss Dingle won Her and they are legion feel highly elated over her success She has dramatic of a high order In her junior year In tho high school she sustained the leading character In the high school play In her senior year no play was given The Mills College play will be John drama Alexander and Cam Lyly was a contemporary of Shakespeare and a noted writer The lending In the drama Is Cam and it is In this role that Miss Dingle will appear DEATH OF JAS 1 FAULKNER L Faulkner a former resi dent of this city died at San Lulu Obispo on November The body arrived In this city on the noon train nnd tho funeral will be held Thursday from undertaking par lors Deceased was 64 years 7 months and 24 of ago and a native of county Ireland He was formerly tho proprietor of a wood yard in this city but left Woodland about 20 years ago Deceased was an uncle of Mrs Sam Leech of this city and Is well remem bered by the older citizens BALL DECEMBER 4 The firemen at their meeting Tues day evening perfected plans for the grand ball to be given by the depart ment on December 4th The ball will be held In Odd Fellows hall Bver hardts orchestra of four pieces has engaged to furnish the music and the fire laddies are determined to leave nothing undone that will insure a big success Doans euro constipation tona the stomach stimulate the liver promote digestion and appetite nnd easy passages of the bowels Ask your druggist for them 25 cents a box For any pain from top to too from any cause apply Dr Thomae tric oil Pain cant stay where It Is used I CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 13 1007 Amusements j The attraction at the opera house this evening Is The Lieutenant and the Cowboy described as a comedy drama of western life It Is U be pre sented by Theodore Lorch and com pany under the direction of Felton Smutzer The press agent says The ant and the Cowboy is unquestionably tho best western drama of recent years It ia not however a blood curd Mr Theodore Lorch Larrabee In Lieutenant and the Cowboy ling hair raising melodrama but a grandly true story of western life as it really Is A complete scenic equipment is car ried and Air Larchs company this season is the most evenly balanced he has ever had The company arrived from San Jose this morning The Oakland Herald publishes the following concerning Maude Fealy in The Stronger Sex which comes to the opera house on Saturday evening November If any woman married for her money takes and applies the lesson Illustrated In The Stronger Sex presented yes at the Macdonough the play will have served use It is clever but not extraordinarily so and will have hard shift to survive next seasons deluge of playwrights new creations i It can easily be seen however how the play might have proved much more popular in England than In America for there such cases as its principals of a Vich woman to a man with an old name who needs more common Maude is cleverand winsome She is the heiress of the play who loves and marries Hon Warren Barring ton the part being played by Bran don Hurst That she was married for her money she discovers on hor wed ding day Miss Fealy plays well the change this works as she towers her strength over that of her husband The change from an unsophisticated maid to a woman so cynical that she will not believe her husbands protestations when he has really fallen in love with her is really excellently done Hurst plays well gradually discard Ing stilted airs until he Is a likeable fellow Next place In prominence goes to Florence Robinson who plays the part of aai exceedingly frank and strong minded but good hearted wid ow of a millionaire Richard Allen who lisa a part as cousin to Mary War ren Miss deserves mention Of course everything comes out nice In the end The critic on the Stockton Mail has tho following to say concerning Wests Minstrels which come to the opera house on Thursday evening November 14th Wasts minstrels played to a large audience at the Vo Semite last night giving a very creditable performance The singing section Is particularly good and tho first part setting Is very gorgeous George Van Is an awfully funny fellow and kept the audience In convulsions throughout the perform ance Van ought to take another name People are likely to confound Billy Van or at least get the Impression that he Is borrowing famous name for advertising purposes George Van doesnt need anything of the kind which is all the more reason why lie should take a different name He would be Just as funny If his name were or or anything I else D coffee sealed In moisture proof packages at the roasters all Its and flavor At the grocers APPENDICITIS Is dua In a large measure to abuse of tho bowels by employing drastic pur To avoid ail danger use only Dr Kings New Life Pills the safe gentle cleansers and Guaranteed for headache biliousness malaria and Jaundice at W H Law sons drug store DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 BURNED BY A BLAZING AUTO Blelar Frightfully Injured at Woodland Garap Thought That the Hot to Serious but He Will Eyes Escaped George Blelar met with a frightful accident this morning a few minutes before 10 oclock Hla injuries are ex painful but It la hoped thut they are not so but that he will recover Mr Bielar is a partner with William Van Zee In the Woodland Garage located in the building west Main street This morning Mr Van Zee ran onr of his autos back into the repair In the rear of the garage and began to clean the engine using gasoline for that purpose The gasoline Ignited Just how Is not Quite clear The switch was turned off and the only plausible explanation that occurs to Mr Van Zee Is that the sleeve of jumper touched the switch and caused a spark Mr Van Zees jumper caught on fire but he extinguished it without any difficulty Mr Bielar who was in an other part of the building saw the auto in a blaze and rushed Into the shed to help save it He shoved the machine out the door onto a lot in the rear and then run for a powder fire extinguish er When he smashed it over the fire the flames flashed up Instantly and completely enveloped his body setting Ills clothes on fire The suddenness of the attack seemed to bewilder Mr and he ran out Into tho lot ami rolled over on the ground in an ineffectual effort to put out the flames Then he Jumped up and ran back into the shed and grabbed a heavy coat which he threw over his shoulders In the meantime Zee pursued him with a heavy robe He finally seized him and with the aid of Marvin Howard threw him on the ce ment floor and threw the robe over him which soon smothered the flames Physicians wero summoned Dr Blevius was first to arrive and he was soon Joined by Dr Joyce They found Mr Bielar stripped of clothes from liis head to his waist All that was not burned was taken from his body by friends who rushed to his rescue His left side suffered the most He was given an opiate to relieve the pain and his burns were dressed after which he was removed to the Wood land sanitarium The physicians say that the burns cover so much of the Surface that the circulation of the blood ie likely to be Impeded As Mr Is young strong and In vigorous health the chances seem to be much In his favor The left side is burned from tho waist to the can Fortunately his eyes are not Injured and he did not inhale the flames Both hands are badly burned but his light is not BO badly burned as the left side He Is able to rest on the right side The crowd that quickly gathered soon put out the fire that enveloped the auto before serious injury resulted to tho machine An alarm was turned in and the fire department responded but there was no need of Its services NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice Is hereby given that nothing but money wll be received in payment taxes Checks or paper of sny hind will not be accepted SAMUEL MONTGOMERY Tax Collector WOODLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Stands for Woodland and her Inter ests and will bring thousands of dol lars to Yolo county and many fami lies to the city of Woodland Dont be by any college purporting to bo a Woodland Institution and lo In Sacramento No college of Sacramento can possibly benefit Woodland in the least particular Spend your dollars at a home Busi ness College and thus build up Wood home town Sacramento colleges help Woodland Just about as much as Woodland colleges help Sac The proof of the pudding is the eating and we propose to eat ours In Woodland Address all en to the United Colleges either Marysville or Woodland A HARD DEBT TO PAY I owe a debt of gratitude that can never bo paid off writes Iowa for my rescue from death by Dr Kings New Discovery Both lungs were no seriously affected that death seemed Imminent when I commenced taking New Discovery The dry hacking cough quit before the first bottle was used and two more bottles made a complete cure Noth ing has over equaled New for coughs colds and all throat and lung complaints Guaranteed by W H Law son druggist and Trial bottle free For A good Haircut or poo go to barber bop t CITY of the Board of Education Evening The city board of education hold a meeting Tuesday evening All the members were present except Chris Sleber It was ordered that tho Christmas vacation begin at the close of Decem ber 20th and end with the closo of January 6th It was ordered that flags be raised on all the school buildings Claims against the grammar school wero allowed as follows I supplies 132 38 Prank Hamilton 3 oO Sierra Lumber Co o 27 Claims against the high school wera allowed as follows Brown R B Cranston 7 BO Smith Premier Typewriting Co 70 00 L C Smith Bros Typewriting Ca 140 00 Corner Drug Store 5 go University Apparatus Co 61 CO Wolf Isenbruck 72 BO E C Toothaker 390 Cairo Co 4501 Review of Reviews 260 Tho New Book Store 4 go Gas Electric Co 5 20 I Lasky 3131 T S Spaulding 7 55 LOCAL ITEMS BRIEFLY TOLD Occurrences Tlut Will Interest Woodland Items of Mow or Leu Importance Picked Vp Hew and oa the See column ad of cottage for rent Tho weather forecast is cloudy to night and probable showers Thursday A car loaded with 116 bales of hay was shipped to Sacramento Tuesday i afternoon C H ARRESTED A Bee special from Willows under date of November 18th says C H Rupert of Woodland who has for the past week been touring lhs county selling medicines was arrested yesterday J H a local drug gist claimed that Rupert did not carry a state license and had no right to be disposing of medicines In tho county and to a complaint to that ef fect against Rupert Constable Powers and Deputy Sheriff Monroe found tho man at Newville this county Ho was brought to Willows and the judge set the time her for his hearing for Novem ALWAYS When a man says he always was with a cough that lasted all would you think If he should never was sick since using Horehound Syrup Such a man exists Mr J C Clark Denver Colorado writes For years I was troubled with a severe cough that would lost all winter This cough left me in a miserable condition I tried Ballards Horehound Syrup nnd have not had a sick day since Thats what It did for me Sold by Lindsay Bros Gal i The City Laundry calls for and de livers laundry Leave orders at tho Ariel candy store telephone 1001 or with J A Wood agent tf R M Ely 316 First St buys Grain Eleven tourists stopped If In Woodland this morning They arrived on tho early morning train from Oregon GOBS a Ward Adams entry was Inside the money In the futurity course selling race at Emeryville on Tuesday and Bloody a Jennings entry ran third In the race Mr and Mrs H J Provost H L Marsh and Mrs Mat Helnzen Mrs Bertha Webber Mrs O Troop and daughter Ed Greene and W John ston were among the arrivals Tuesday evening V It is suggested by the Bun fthat fanners In California should adopt a custom In la European countries that of giving to each farm n definite name which It retains no matter who may own It The sugges tion Is well worthy of consideration two daughters of Mr and Mrs J R Jacobs came near having n seri accident Tuesday afternoon While driving along Main street one wheel of their buggy got caught on tho neck yoke of a wagon standing across the street Their took fright broke tho singletree of the buggy and the harness and broke from the buggy otherwise It might have been overturned and the little girls Injured HE TOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG David Parker of Payette N Y who lost a foot at Elec tric Bitters have done me more good than any medicine I ever took For several years I had stomach paid out much money for medicine to little I began Bitters I would not take for what they for me Grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses Great alterative and body builder best of all for lame back and weak kidneys Guaranteed by W H Lawson druggist BOc We Have Confidence We Accept Checks Confident that the Banks and Trust Companies of the country at large and of this community especially are absolutely sound Rosenberg Co will accept in payment for merchandise cash iers checks local payroll checks checks signed by responsible par ties on banks in this vicinity also savings bank books Rosenberg Go Leading Clothiers and Furnishers For Sale FIRE INSURANCE W THE WORLD COMPANIES AETNA OF HARTFORD LIVERPOOL LONDON GLOBE ROYAL OF LIVERPOOL HOME OF NEW NORK And many other leading companies Da not renew your Insurance In a doubtful the wune price We represent BEST ONLY ft Inc CAl YOLO TOBACCO AND COTTON Fine Grown Hear Capay by V J Chamberlin It la a matter of some surprise that both tobacco and cotton are not pro la commercial quantities la Yolo county The result of various experi ments heretofore published In these columns shows that both con be made a crop Tho only plausible explanation la that there IB less risk and more profit In other crops V J who lives four miles above brought In to our office Tuesday some samples of cotton and tobacco raised on hie place with out Irrigation He planted the seed last April and only n small quantity Just for an experiment The results far exceeded his expectations and would probably have been better bad the seed boon planted earlier Tho capsules have opened and the cotton appears to be of excellent qual ity Mr Chamberlin has sixteen of the cotton plants they were all well plowed N He also has sixteen tobacco Tho leaves are not so broad as those we have seen In other states but we believe that Is due to tho fact that the tobacco was cut too soon The fiber appears to bo good and tho color all right and wo no reason why If thla tobacco Is properly bandied It should not cure to perfection INITIATION On Thursday night November Hth In I O O P hall tho Pilgrim will ride the goat In mock Initiation Admis sion 25 cents Including refreshments Everybody Invited Come nml enjoy a hearty laugh by Woodland Lodge No 243 Bears tho In use for over thirty years nnd The Kind you have bought Dyspepsia Is Americas curse Bur dock Blood Hitters conquers sia every time It drives out ties tonca the stomach restores per fect digestion normal weight nnd good health SPRAYING OF PEACH TREES Do It Now Is Iht if Prof M B Wild Pathologist Hii Time to Fruit Conditions In Sacramento Valley Do your spraying of peach now Is tho admonition and advice of Professor M B Walte pathologist in charge of Investigations of fruit eases United States Department of Ag Just arrived In the Sacra mento valley from Washington to take up a tight against fruit peats By a series of experiments exhaust ive and full It has been clearly demon by Sams experts that the beat time for spraying peach trees IB early Jn November A much greater crop Is thua produced than by later spraying The 6650 bordeaux mix ture should be this Prof Walte says Tho 6560 mixture la as ef as the double mixture or tie 1010 If the grower should happen to run short of copper sulphate In spraying he can use the ordinary Cali fornia wash of used so extensively for the San Joee scale I cannot impress too strongly on tho grower the necessity of spraying now The value of early spraying can not bo overestimated as our experi ments on tho Pierce ranch near last year clearly demonstrated the ef of it The spraying should be done even if all the leaves are not off the tree There Is some foliage yet grower should not wait on that account It would be better to prune tho trees but tho grower cannot afford to take chances The pruning should ue hurried It should be done by No or the 18th at the latest Continued on Fourth Pace Demonstration AND Free Expert Fitting OF Nemo Corset BY MRS A L CEAIG Of New York Until Friday Afternoon She will be pleased to ex plain the merits of Nemo Corset The Trade Palace The House with the Clothing A Suggestion About Your Holiday Presents For the benefit of those who are interested in Fancy Work wish tosay that we have made an especial effort to procure only that which is desirable and in keeping with good taste We also have in charge of this de a teacher of needle work of experience who will be pleased to offer sugges tions and demonstrate to you the new Fall ideas of Needlework To buy your Fancy Work Materials from us will be a to you as well as to us SEP WINDOW THE VOGUE GRIGGS BUSH
