Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 2, 1912, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2 1912 DAILY ESTABLISHED WILL SOME Persistent Policy of Certain local Business Men Warrants Modi of Rule THE LATEST LOCAL NEWS Concisely Told Tho Vogue advertises a special sale of i The north wind Is still on the ram In season and of season this page The weather bureau calls It a has advised its renders that It j freak wind i their duty to trade at home I A ag ork f i found in tho Woodland new ad towns After two months vacation Mrs ness men of other cities and where their business conies In compe tition with local business men There ought lo be some reciprocity hi this matter and there must be If this policy is to lie continued A rank outsider can come lo Wood land and promote an advertising scheme that offered by n local news paper would be turned down cold and flat A firm that never a dol nr lo the support ot churches and other local enterprises ders from local business man worlf A solicitor who never spends dol lar witha merchant or pays i dollar in taxes to maintain comity and municipal makes reg ular trips here and get work that rightfully should be given lo the local newspapers Tho purpose of tins is to give due not ice of a modification of the rule linder which we have heretofore re fused advertisements fron other cities ot a business thai is also conducted locally There are some lines of busi ness In this city that are not adver at all Hereafter advertisements that come in competition with these particular lines of business will lie accepted No firm Hint believes that it does not pay to has liny license to criticise such a policy WINTERS WAIFS On last Friday evening a jolly party of young at the home of Mr and Mrs John Rico where they whiled away several hours most joy All seemed Intent on having a good time and they succeeded so well that it was well past midnight before the last goodnight was said The ev ening was spent in social conversation games during which light refresh ments were served Julius Snger a wellknown and respected citizen of this place died al the Woodland sanitarium on Wednesday afternoon following an op Mr Sager was sick about two weeks ago and at once under a physicians care and seemed to he progressing favorably until Mon day afternoon when he was seized with n severe vomiting spell and in his straining severed one of his in Dr Fred was call ed into consultation In the case and It was deemed best to remove the pa to Woodland where the opera tion performed When the exam was made ami the operation performed the case was considered a hopeless one The patient rallied very little and that only for a short timo when ho began sinking and on Wednesday afternoon at about 4 oclock he peacefully breathed his last Mr Sager was born in Colmar Ger on November 7 1874 malting him about 38 of age He came to California in June find the family settled in Winters where they have resided he father having died here a few years after their ar rival On October 28 deceased was married to Miss Nettie Schneider and to them one son was born who is now 2 years of age Besides his wife and son he Is survived by mother two sisters Mrs G M Sage and Mrs J Sievers an G M Sager I wo Hunts Mrs P Newman and Mrs D of and brother Indwig Sager of press Herb Clements has resumed her posi tion at the Arcade A marriage license was issued in Sac Tuesday to Stephen Frederick Clarksburg and Mabel Gladys Holmes of Sacramento Henry Johnson has purchased Charles Interest In the furni ture store at 419 Main street and in the future will conduct Hie business alone Tho Engine and Hose Co held n meet ing Tuesday evening at which regular routine business was transacted The department he held next Tuesday evening Constable Russell brought over two prisoners from this morn ing who will days each for Hie peace of that tranquil by They gave their as Jack McPartand and Tom R B has purchased Chas filers cigar store at 611 nd will take possession on Thursday 3d Mr Euler contemplates aving Woodland Mr is ne of the pioneers of the Lambs Club id one of the most popular residents this city He will doubtless make success of his new venture Columbus Hatcher well known inner of Knights Landing Is author s for the prediction that there will e a heavy rainfall this winter Mr bases hi prophecy on the un sually heavy crop of acorns He says o has followed this sign for fifty RAILROAD NOTES District Agent James Haveley of th Pacific announced today tha his company had adopted the policy o running excursions out of Sacramento those Into the Teathe river canyon on a basis ot a cent a mile Tiie excursion which the Wester Pacific Intends to run to BeUlen In th Feather river canyon out of Sacra OH Sunday October flth will b based on the plan Dclde is fiftyfive miles up the Feather rive canyon The Northern Electric is to grant special rate from Woodland on th th for those who desire to make th trip over the Western Pacific Th local Woodmen of the World and th Athletic alfo wl send delegations SPECIAL MEETING There will be a special meeting the corn ni It tees of the Native Daugh tors and Native Sons Parlors in N S O hall on night nd nt 7 All tho members various committees of both par lora are requester to be present o3 I suffered habitually from const pall on relieved an strengthened the bowels so have been regular ever grocer me years anil al has never known it to PERSONAL from Lawrence Stephens returned this morning Mr and Sirs left for an Francisco this morning Mr and Mrs Chas Ilgner and chil rerT returned to Sacramento this lorning Admitted by Sheriff Monroe and an Elisor When the second department of tho superior court presided over by Judge of Amador county adjourned for the day Tuesday only five Jurors had been sworn to try the case of the People vs G A oh a charge 1 of contributory dependence of a minor I child Hazel Douglas These were ob after long examinations by Dis Attorney Bailey und R Clark attorney for the defendant are J W Lider W E Jacobs Frank Keithly H C Webber and J C Roth The prosecution peremptorily chal three talesmen and the defense excused four After six had been called Into the box was found that the venire was exhausted and there was still one va cant seat Mr Clark insisted on hav ing the filled proceeding the examination and he claimed that Sheriff Monroe is disqualified for summoning a special venire on ac count of The sheriff was examined to determine his state of mind and he admitted that from In formation in his possession he had formed au opinion that it would Be difficult to change Judge Wood ap pointed Chas Kopp and directed him to summon a special venire of fif teen Judge Wood could see no merit in Mr Clarks contention that the box must be filled and he ordered the ex amination lo proceed and Mr Clark exception Two talesmen were passed temporarily one fied and was under examina tion when adjourned the task of securing the jury was resumed When recess was declared at noon three more jur ors had been sworn to try the case They are 1 W Wiese Jacob Snyder and Joe Wotzel The ease was called again at 2 oclock and it is probable that the jury will be completed before adjournment Clean thoroughbred styles that impress at first sight and give service thats as good as looks All the new leathers Thats why our shoes are favorites the customers who know values Ladies Button Boots to Ladies Evening Slippers to You will save time trouble and Court treatment and fail dealing will make 3611 our customer Huston Bros SEE WINDOW SEE WINDOW Campaign Roll to Close HORACE S WALLING away from his home nt San lateo Cal Wednesday September 1 1912 last seen In Sacramento Sun ay September not heard from He suffered complete loss of memory rom prostration the na al service on board U S s Nashville n Haiti last April While there Is unusual about his appearance iO is not in possession of all his fac The manner of his nce Indicates that he has lost bis and unable to find his way nick May he going under au assumed lame Description Age 20 years height ft 7 in weight 147 pounds com ruddy hair dark brown eyes arge brown prominent mole on left side of nose walks erect with slight rop lo right shoulder Was dressed n light brown suit of plain goods no cuffs on trousers black low shoes light tan soft felt hat Very leat in appearance good habits Is 317 expert electrician and wireless op Understands mechanical con struction and operation of of music particularly mu sical comedy Reward of will be paid Jor his re turn If round hold him and notify by wire at my expense His father H H WALLING CSS Mission Street during business hours or 11 Griffith avenue San Mateo THE GAME WILL BE A LIVELY ONE Peanuts Peanuts Two for five Williams high school Still alive Anil so the rahrah boys and girls will begin proceedings at the high school Saturday afternoon Accord ing to the reports the girls team of Williams high school will b accompanied to Woodland by a livel section of rooters Lawsoh wll have charge of the yelling for the or ango and while brigade Tt is expected i hat Woodland team will take the field with the heat lineup that ha played here In ninny seasons The time the place Woodlam high school the of cm from Williams and Woodland EILS MUSIC MAKERS Ells Music Makers four In number will Inaugurate the new departure a tonight This is for today only and will bea rare treat to patrons The silent pic ture system will also be tomorrow o2 w rox TAILOR That there is a strong sentiment in he community in favor of the election f Governor Wilson no one will deny That this sentiment is based in a real measure upon the character in and freedom from corpor tion rule of the candidate no one can That there is also an insistent de land that campaign committees re ase all contributions from tiie big is universally admitted There nre legitimate campaign ex enses that must be incurred They annot be paid except by money raised y popular subscriptions We have tried the dollar popular plan thoroughly The re ponse lias been so disappointing that ve have almost concluded that people have been clamoring for It do not what they say Wo have donated 50 worth ad space to an effort to collect a campaign fund and the result is pub ished at the head of the editorial Mrs E C Webber Thrown from a Buggy Mrs E C Webber met with an ac Tuesday afternoon as she was returning home from the Gallup ranch where she had spent the afternoon Her horse look fright at something on the approach lo the Nelson bridge The animal started to run and Mrs Web ber was unable to control The horse turned east into the lane about a half mile south of the bridge and contin ued its flight Mrs vainly struggling all the time to bring the horse to a standstill At the railroad crossing at the end of the lane the buggy tipped over and Mrs Webber was thrown lo the ground She was unconscious when picked up by sev eral who witnessed accident They conveyed her to her home a half mile where she soon recovered Fortunately she es caped serious Injury though her righ knee and side were badly bruised MILLINERY OPENING Mrs M M Lambert invites tin ladles to visit her display of Fall and Winter models of millinery next Mon day and Tuesday Tickling In the throat loss of voice Indicate tbe need of Bid lards Horehound Syrup It eases the luogs quiets the and health in the bronchial and per bottle Sold by J H Shelton A W FOX TAILOR SALE Sample Suits Hand tailored Suits The suits are of the famous Adler Collegian perfect bought at Tier cent discount after drummer made his season run Wo nre going to give you Uiti benefit of our close buying save on your and wear u Hull your friends will be proud ot New Fall Styles Our New Fall Suits nre for your inspection Step in and look these suits over ami get an of the I New Cuts We have just received a full line of i Kellys Hats tc each Our store is the depot for the Walkover and Crossett Shoes Look at the New Boys Suits we on in our window fl a Sl i Mens Fancy Sox pair good grade ROSENBERG CO PR HI WINDOW Trade Palace Art Needlework The VOGUE SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY GENUINE JAPANESE KIMONAS Oriental Designs Sale Price for Friday and Saturday pleasure In ing to you the arrival of our new lines uf Art Needlework for fall In the latest novelties con sisting of Center Pieces Table Runners Pillow Tops Shirt Waists Corset Covers Night Gowns We also have a complete line of Accessories for the Stamped Work consisting of Royal Floss Silk D M C Peri Lusta Finished Gotten Clarks Cotton Barbours Crochet linen The Arcade PHONE 47 CAL THE VOGUE site Bush Why Pay Two Prices for anything you may need A man who Insisted on flour or feed or farm machinery would considered still doing this with their no It but it Is no longer For last FIVE haa reduced the cost to MiB what they formerly paid Every Mutual company In paid out a Why wait Yon You cannot J D MUSGROVE
