Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - September 6, 1910, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER G 1910 DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 AUTO TURNS A SOMERSAULT AWARDS FOR Willows Men in Bad Accident Near Woodland State Fair Prizes for Shorthorns Nearly All Captured Two Tires Burst 0 Knocked at Sanitarium J Mrs J H Glides Exhibit Hanks Jirst T B Second The Awards The climax to a series ot automobile accidents which have occurred iii the last few days came Monday night when a car turned completely over injuring the driver George Ruport and the only passenger A H Culver both of Wil lows The accident occurred at the end of the College street road and was due to the blowing out of the two tires oil the right side of the car Both occupants of the car had a miraculous escape from instantaneous death Mr Culver escaped with sever al bad bruises about the hips and will probably be lame for several days Mr injuries were more seri though it cannot be stated at present just how badly he is injured He is suffering considerable paio about the chest and and it was found to send him to a sanitarium The physicians state that ho Is internally injured The machine is owned by the Sacra Valley Irrigation Company by whom Mr Ruport is employed Mr Ruport arrived with the machine in Woodland Monday afternoon bringing with him Mr and Mrs Frank Free man and Mr Culver all of Willows Mr Freeman had business in this city Monday afternoon and departed for San Francisco on the local train this morning His wife came as far a Woodland just for the ride and return ed to Willows in the evening on the motor Mr Ruport and Mr Culver started with the machine on the return trij to Willows about oclock They went out the College street road auc just as they were about to make the turn into the racetrack road west one of the rear tires blew out causing the car to swerve out of position Mr Rn port attempted to bring the car around and would probably have succeeded without any accident If just at tha instant the front tire on the same side of the car had not blown out This caused the machine to turn a complet somersault Mr Culver was about twenty feet and into the field on the north side of the racetrack road He recovered his senses quickly and came the raod where he found Mr Ruport in a dazed condition and trying to recover hid breath The latter was unconscious Mr Culver packed him into the resi dence of Mrs Louise Calder near by and both remained there for the night A physician was summoned and Mr Ruport was ordered to be removed to thc sanitarium this morning where he is resting as comfortably as possible under the circumstances The car was damaged to the extent of several hundred dollars It wa hauled to the Main street garage where it will be temporarily repaired and then shipped to San Francisco The glass front was totally demolished the panel on the left front seat smash YOLO CATTLE On Monday the mado or the shorthorn cattle at the state air Yolo county captured most of Uie prizes Mrs J 11 Glide ranking first and T B Gibson second Tho awards were as follows Bulls three or ton the Third exhibited by Mrs 1 H Glide of Sacramento first Knight the Second ex by P Murphy of Perkins sec ond Bulls two years old and under three Lancaster exhibited by Mrs J H Glide Sacramento first Glides Gloster the Second exhibited by T B Gibson Woodland second Bulls senior Lancas ter the Secor Mrs J H Glide Sacra mento first vlit Archer the Elev exhibits Toward Cattle Com pany San Francisco second Bulls Junior King the Second Mis J II Glide first Orange King Mrs J H to Glide Sacramento Saturn the Second J E Dickinson Fresno third Bulls senior calf Straight Archer the Eleventh Howard Cattle Company an Francisco first the Fourth Mrs J H Glide Sacramento second Straight Archer the Twenty third Howard Cattle Company San third Diamond King Mr J II Glide Sacramento fourth Ed ward Leas Mrs J H Glide to fifth Bulls junior calf Greenwood Knight J H Glide first Roselawn Lad the T B Gibson Woodland second Rose lawn Lad the T B Gib son Woodland third Saturn the Sixth J B Dickinson Fresno fourth AN OFFICIAL DEAD H 6 Succumbed Monday Evening He Lay Unconscious for Nearly Two Lived Hero Fifty six Years 50 AND H B or Bruce as all Yolo county affectionately knew him passed away Monday evening at oclock in Miss sanitarium where he had been after a fall that he sustained Thursday Aug ust On lie date he was overcome hy dizziness the cul of a long period of physical weakness due to kidney troubla IIe was removed to his apartments hi the Byrns hotel and the next morning was taken to the sanitarium He did not lose consciousness immediately after ho fell Init he never rallied for a mo ment from the that soon fol lowed His condition however was not deemed hopeless until last Sunday night when a sudden change for tjio worse Monday morning the physicians marie Known the dissolution and in the evening the hush of eternity enwrapped the well loved brother friend and teacher H B was the son of the late Rev and Mrs J N two of the most honored best known and most useful of Yoio county citizens A of their lives would be a history of early Yolo The pioneer minister and his wife came across the plains to this locality in 1854 their son Bruce who was born in Kentucky August 5 1849 was with them The son who has just died pass ed therefore practically his whole life in this vicinity Here he received his education in public schools and Hes perian college here he taught and wa selected to be the head of schools Over thirty years ago he was elected superintendent of the Yolo county Cows three years old or schools He gave an excellent admin isippi Rose Mrs J H Glide and was elected for a second to Hrst Beauty H the Third T B j term during which he maintained the Gibson Woodland second Greenwood i good record of his first In 1897 ho Lady J H Glide Sacramento j was chosen by the hoard of third Lancaster Bride Mis J H ors to fill the vacancy in the Glide Sacramento fourth office caused hy the death of Cows 2 years old and under I i Mn Clara He Githa the Mrs J H served the remainder of the term and Glide Sacramento first Golden Rose then resumed teaching About six the Third Mrs J H Glide years ago he was called to Maine to second Maid T B i Prairie school in which he taught up Gibson Woodland third Chiefs to the close of the last term and would Bride J B fourth have returned had his life spared Heifers senior yearling for lie gave universal satisfaction the T B Gibson Wood i Mr influence over hi land first English Lady the Eight i pupils was remarkable He hnd a keen Mrs J H Glide Sacramento sense of fun and permitted himself second Red Myrtle Mrs J H Glide hearty laughs in the class Sacramento third i room with the young people in his Mr Gibson sold one of his fine young charge but never at a sacrifice to his bulls that was on exhibition to W D dignity or in a manner to weaken him Chiles of Davis j as a disciplinarian The were judged today As a friend he was intensely loyal but the awards have not yet been an and while continually forming new tics he did not relax thc hold he had on friendships acquired in his earliest j school days He never married but the interest he took in and the love he had for his nieces and nephews ami the welcome that ever awaited him In the homes of his brothers and sister compensated him for having no hearth stone of his own His father died over thirty years ago but his mother preceded li death only a few months since One sister and four brothers survive Mrs Gertrude Simpson ot Woodland Sam T of Los Angeles R W of Spokane Washington Charles M of Los Angeles and Frank of Val lejo The funeral will be held Thursday morning at 10 oclock from the resi dence of Mrs Gertrude Simpson on south College street Rev W E Bob bitt will officiate All friends are In Asa Morris Sons who probably have the finest herd of Hoi steins in the state will no doubt cap ture most ot the prizes In addition to the Yolo county stock exhibit mentioned in Mondays Dem ocrat G K Swingle has a fine ex hibit of sheep and the state farm has a general display including horses cat tle sheep and hogs A SUCCESSION Governors Position May Force Monroe to Withhold Swell Models FOR EARLY FALL A splendid already in the now FALL models which wo have caused to he shipped several weeks earlier this season than usual Exceptionally handsome and striking arc the models this year New slant tops New high too effects Very short vamps Choice patent button models like picture also cut with slant tops very short vamps and high Cuban heels CO A PAIR Same short vamp effect slant top etc stylo in KUII calf Swell models In fine patent colt with matt kid or black crav anette lops Newest high toe short effects stage lasts with heels etc Styles that are sure 10 win a great following because of their graceful lines A PAIR Childrens dress and school shoes in endless variety Note window know it will pay you HUSTON BROS WOODLAND BERKELEY t School Soils Ironclad House The name implies The wearing quality A Drummers Sample Line Blacks and Mixtures Walsl are best foi Romping Schoo For boys from 10 to 10 years nine Serge 800 Suits 1000 Suits Suits GO Suits Stic and School Shirts and Blouses made of Blue ami Shirting sizes 2 to 14 Boys Straw School Hats SlSO hat hat School The heavy kind 2 for ed the dashboard cracked broken one of the several fenders Supervisor Monroe Is the Democratic nominee for sheriff He announced his candidacy on the assurance of attor neys that the law provides that If hfe shall forty days before the elec tion the county committee is author to nominate a candidate to suc The Palace FREU does hot sleep much and several dents made in him He announced his intention radiator ASKED TO STAY GRASS VALLEY Sept peti to September meeting of the board In the meantime Governor seems to have taken the posi tion that his appointee would hold for the remainder of the term for which Mr Monroe was elected instead ot un PAINFULLY INJURED Big Special This Week LADIES LACE BOOT HOSE Our 50 cent quality will be on sale this week 3 pair for Colors white tan and Monday evening about 8 oclock Mrs Ed Fissell was painfully Injured in a collision and runaway accident She was driving a horse and buggy 1 mailing and cane east on the Main street crossing on her way home Someone driving in the opposite direction on the same crossing collided with her buggy Her Mrs You will find our assortment of suit cases and grips complete and ai prices that will surely please We have thorn In every grade of leather Fissell was thrown out and one knee terns and to per yard was severely injured and her face cut Plaids Persians and all shades of Messaiine from to per yard lion Is being circulated and Is being I til January 1 1911 The law seems freely signed In and out of j o be against the governor In this mat horse look fright and ran away thc church asking for the retention of ter but he is reported to have declared Rev C B Winning who has anj that he not include in hfs proc that he would not return a for of a and bruised The man responsible for this city He has created much antag supervisor In Mr district the accident did not stop to offer any i among the saloon element during I Mr Monroe proposes to see the gover assistance and Mrs Fissell did not his stay and his activity In trying to f in person and if he has been cori know him Her horse kicked itself prevent the Miners union from selling reported he will not resign at all loose from the buggy and ran up Maii New Arrivals this liquors at Its recent picnic caused j and in the event of his election street and was captured on the post many of the members to criticise him j ernor Bell or Governor Johnson as office block He felt that he was In disfavor and i the case may he will have the appoint the official board that he ment of his successor would not return Sentiment seems to j have changed now as long petitions 1 A BURNT CHILD are being circulated one to Mr Win thc The h and the other to he bishop askI but not that Ing the reverend gentleman to spend anQ by another year i Fall Dress and Silks now here We m showing a beautiful all woo 30 inches wide In all the leading colors Oilier pat Many pretty patterns of Silks Boys Suits Boys Suits J Another Good SNAP School starts next Monday and the boys need a school suit BO start the boy to school with a now suit which you can afford at these prices are oil wool suits and you can dress tha SOD with little money Boys Suit This price on these suits Is only for this week We havo a row shirts loft ot the and values that we are closing out at 25 cents each Also boys and shins ot anil values must go at 25 cents each I ROSENBERG CO The Leading Clothiers and Furnishers I Remember these prices are only while they arcon display A WOODLAND CALIFORNIA NEW Silk Waistings Have you seen those new Silk Waist patterns that we have just received from our eastern silk house They are all beauties and Just the swellest waist patterns ever shown In Wood land When you arc In town shopping call in at the store and see them i ana instantly relieved oy ap i plying Ballards Snow Liniment Be prepared for accidents by a Mra Margaret B Porter has always In the house Best for cd from her vacation and is ready to sprains bruises culs scalds the members of her music classes tism neuralgia and all at her residence 746 First street ginners will also he received Be seD aches nnd pains Price SOc Sold by J R 1 OBSERVE Real uptodate clothing reduced 33 13 per cent Boys pants reduced 50 per cent Felt and Straw Hals reduced from 30 to GO per cent Shirts odd sixes reduced 33 13 per cent Underwear reduced 30 per cent Gloves Canvas not Cotton reduced 33 13 per cent Hutchison Summers Store ot Quality Tailored Suits Childrens Coats Silk Petticoats Dresses and Misses Underwear Sweaters Infants THE VOGUE GRIGGS BUSH Always in the Lead The Arcade Dry Goods Co PHONE 47 2d WOODLAND CAL The Farmers Mutual of Yoio County Invites You Place your with them Compare their rates with you have been paying Study the coat of Insurance Remember advantages of a HOME COMPANY you hava an interest and ran assist la managing Dont wait do J D MUSGROVE
