Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - April 23, 1912, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 2 1812 DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 Which Deals Mostly with Their Departures from and Ar rivals at Woodland His Application for Writ De nied by the Appellate Mrs W F went to this morning Mrs Arnold went to Williams this morning Mrs T Abele left for Orland this morning Mrs Chas Hetterton was an arrival this morning A Kammerer returned to Cranmore this morning J R Young returned to Sutler coun ty this morning James Welch returned to Monday afternoon Gus Schlosser returned to Blacks Monday afternoon S W Barker returned to Monday afternoon R L Ogden returned to Monday afternoon A and wife of Winters are in Woodland today F L Jordan was a southbound pas senger this morning Miss Snee returned to Santa Rosa Monday afternoon Will Snyder was a southbound pas senger Monday afternoon Dr Evans was a northbound pas senger Monday afternoon Miss Grace Gallagher up from Francisco this morning J N Gamett and daughter returned lo afternoon Miss Snowball arrived from Knights Landing this morning C W Thomas returned from La Plata Missouri Monday afternoon William G Myers and bride relum ed to Arbuckle Monday afternoon Andy Kramer and Robert Zimmer man went to Oakland this morning JA Murray and Chas Vosburg went to San Francisco this Attorneys Freeman and Rutledge were northbound passengers Monday afternoon II F and wife nee Miss Wanda of San Francisco were in Woodland today en route to Orland Jesse Poundstone Chas St Maurice and Attorney Rutledge were arrivals on the northbound motor this morn ing Mr and Mrs H Overacker who been visiting Mr and Mrs S returned to St Helena Mon day afternoon H Armstrong L Martinell P Grimm Mrs H Slebe and daughters were among the arrivals on the north bound motor Monday R Alge Mr and Mrs Smith Scott Mrs H H Collins Mrs J Mills and laughter LIndley Relth B Delia Santa and Arthur Harold went to Sac today j Mr and Mra White of Collie City H L Ogden of Dunnigan Srs Foster of W R of Dunnigan and L W Millsap were arrivals this morning Thos Boyer and family who have been living in Lake county since they left Woodland huve returned to Wood land and will probably become perma nent residents of this city again Stephens left for San Francisco this morning Later he will be joined by R H Beamer and 9 M Griggs and they will be members of the party that will leave for Panama on Thursday Mra Marie Miller and daughter Miss Clare who have been spending several with Mr and MrR F V Sten ing left for their home in Chicago Monday afternoon They were accom as far as Sacramento by Mr and Mrs Stoning Both Mrs Miller and her daughter say they had a de lightful visit and are carrying with them on the return trip many pleasant memories of the atato and especially of Woodland They will be kindly re membered by those who were fortu nate to meet them during their stay In this city George A charged with contributing to the dependence of a minor child will have to stand trial n the superior court of this county was arrested ou January 13th and ils preliminary examination was held Justice Strong on January He was held to answer before the su court After some delay he was arraigned n the superior court and entered a plea ot not guilty His trial was set for April Before that date Ills attorney R Clark tiled with the ap court a petition for a writ of prohibition restraining the superior court from proceeding with the trial This petition was argued and submit ted about leu days ago The principal argument was made against the t writ by District Attorney Bailey J Charles Jones deputy also made a brief argument The appellate court rendered a decision today deny ing the writ CALIFORNIA DAY APRIL 301912 Eat Raisins California day April 1912 J Agt S P Co Woodland Cal JAS OGARA Pass Agt SacCal SPECIAL SALE On Saturday April 20th ONLY we will give 20 per cent off on all mens and boys suits Hutchison Sum mers Passing of a Former Woodland Merchant Joe Michael a former resident of city died at his home in San Francisco on Sunday April 21st The funeral was held this morning De ceased was a native of Germany GG years of age He Is survived by his wife two sons David D and Henry Michael and one daughter Mrs Ira Hart He is also survived by a bro ker M Michael formerly of Wood and For years they were partners In the gents store now conducted by Rosenberg Co Some time after the latter firm took possession of the store Joseph Michael County Commissioner Hecke Voices Protests of Yolo Horticulturists The horticulturists of Yolo county were practically unanimous in sup porting Prof Clark when It was an that J W Jeffreys was to be displaced from the position of state horticultural commissioner The ap pointment of Dr Cook was unsatisfac tory to them but they decided to make protest until every opportunity had been afforded for the appointee to prove his competency and fitness for the position Dissatisfaction was again manifested when Dr Cook an the appointment of students oE Pomona Collegewho are his per sonal friends to positions which should be filled with men of long training and experience The removal of Chief Quarantine Officer Bremner has caused the Yolo county horticulturists to join in the general protest that is going on all over the state G H Hecke county horticultural commis voices the sentiment of the horticultural interests of lie county when he Declares that Dr Cook is in competent lacks executive ability and subordinates the Immense al interests of the state to his personal jealousies and selfish purposes The encouragement of aspiring students is all right but they should hot be ap pointed to such responsible positions until they have become trained ex perls A large majority of the horti of Yolo county are strong supporters of Governor Johnson They say he has made a mistake and should demand the resignation of a public official who falls so far short of the of such an important RAILROAD NOTES The freight receipts this opened a gents furnishing goods store I of lumber a carload in the building now occupied by Mil a cement a carload ler Jacobs Later he sold out to of bran aud two general Rosenberg Co and then moved to I George Ogden shipped San Francisco two carloads of barley to San Francis co today The Woodland Grain and Milling Company shipped a carload of flour and feed to lone and received a carload of bran from Portland today Thinks Order if Made Has Little Significance Captain Nichols of Company F was asked Tuesday afternoon If he had re any orders from eral Forbes in relation to recruiting the company to the full complement of 70 men He replied that he knew nothing about It except what he had read in the papers Captain Nichols is of the opinion that if such an order has been issued that it has no special significance and Is not to be accepted as an indication that the National Guard Is likely to be ordered to the Mexican frontier The company al ready has a membership of 63 and there will be no difficulty In obtain ing the full complement especially if It should become apparent that there Is a prospect of going to the front The Airship Expressed to Illinois Didier Masson the Intrepid French aviator shipped his airship to Peoria Illinois today where he Is booked to fly on May 4th and 5th Massons ad vance representative visited Willows Monday but was unable to secure sat The airship was sent through Wells Fargo Cos express Agent Wor and his assistants had great difficulty in getting the crate in one of the steel cars the door of which was barely large enough NORMAN THOMPSON FRANK RAHMS DEAD Frank Rahm received a telegram his morning conveying the sad infor mation that his grandson Norman Thompson died in Portland Monday evening April at 6 oclock He was the son of B R Thompson and wife The latter was Helen Rahm before marriage Master Nor nan visited in this city from last Sep tember to March of this year He was a bright and promising lad and the news of his premature death will be heard by the Woodland friends of the family with sincere regret REDUCED FARES TO SACRAMENTO AND RETURN Account 101 Ranch Wild West Show Sale date April 29 1912 Return limit April 30 1912 Fare 95 cents round trip Crisp new models of spring and footwear Invite your eyes and promise much foot pleasure Huston Bros Five carloads of gravel consigned to the railroad company at this station have been used in filling in the local yard At a meeting of the supervisors of Sacramento county held Monday after noon attorneys representing the Northern Electric the Vallejo and Northern and the Oakland and Eastern Railroad Companies an that an agreement had been reached as a result of which the latter will cross the M street bridge The was asked to put over the inat ier of granting a franchise the 7th of May at which time all the pa pers will be signed The attorneys of the company agreed with District Attorney Hailey to pay into this coun ty The Four Oaks Stock Farm shipped a fine Hampshire sow to J H Ball Willows this morning The Democrat publishes what is said to be a new speed rec ord established by the Northern Elec tric Sunday afternoon when with a coach of ordinary construction In charge of a regular crew a baseball special made a run of 3 miles without any stops between Durham and Live Oak In 30 minutes this record is the It is claimed that fastest yet made during the several years the electric line has been in operation The play ers ought to have been able to walk that distance in less time and still be In condition to play a fast game MR AND MRS JAS WARD TO REMOVE TO SAN JOSE Mr and Mrs James Ward who made arrangements to leave today for San Jose where they expect to spend their declining years with their daughter Miss Evelyn Ward received a postal from the latter stating that their household furniture etc had not ar rived They are at a loss to account for the delay and will not leave until the furniture arrives in San Jose Mr and Mrs Ward have been residents of Woodland ever since 1871 with the exception of a year or two Mr Ward is one of the survivors of the civil war CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressing our thanks to the many kind friends who assisted us during our sad be GEO L MAXWELL AND SONS Bad breath bitter taste dizziness and a general no account feeling Is a sure sign of a torpid liver is the medicine needed It makes the liver active vitalizes the blood regu lates the and restores a fine of energy and cheerfulness Price GOe Sold by J R 1 BIG OFFER IS STILL PROVING EFFECTIVE We again give our pi irons an to boost themselves or friends in the Allto Contest Beginning Wednesday this week April 24th and ending 1st diy of May we will give the one recording the greatest number of blue votes 5000 Extra Votes It is anybodys race yet We have got a start No one has a cinch on the auto so far and indications are that there will be decided changes every from now on and every contestant that hustles can secure one of the weekly prizes Votes recorded on Wednesday of each week No soliciting votes allowed in the store so all will have an equal chance HUSTON BROS THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES Freds Silk at and all colors Sox BOc CLOTHING SALE 20 Per Cent Off if ON f All Mens Boys Suits The duett color fast Shirts We like to shout it from the house top fact that we sell the finest Clothes America produces The clothes that equal do not exist because have SO perfect points Introduced Iri their construction because every suit sold on Its merit backed up with an lute guarantee of wear satisfaction or a new suit Suits to Come Making good has made Freds shop Trade Palace YOU KNOW FRED Fred fits every slim and short Freds Cooper hand finished un for to Saturdays Opportunity will Ije a silken opportunity as wn will place on sale a full of plain colors and fancies in all tho leading shades and designs These sils are all new and the latest not leftovers and all silk or money refunded One Price for All per yd SEE WINDOW THE VOGUE BUSH The famous and Eder heimer Stein makes ERG CO Hats Bonnets and Caps While they last we are going to sell entire lines of Hats Bonnets and Caps for Misses Children and Infants for They range In price from SOc to Wo have them In wash material and Fancy Straws and Lawns This Is not a Jot of merchandise bought for sale purposes but are from our regular stock Come in and see them and get as they will not last long The Arcade WOODLAND CAL Why Pay Two Prices for anything you may need A man who Insisted on paying for hit flour or feed or farm machinery would be considered crazy yet KOM an still doing this with their Insurance This Is no business H uMd to necessary but H Is no longer For the last FIVE YEARS Mv tual has reduced the cost toita members more than what they formerly paid Every Mutual company In tha BUte has paid for DOLLAR out a single exception Why wait longer to You cannot lose J D Secretary
