Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - April 26, 1920, Woodland, California ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY APRIL 26, 1920 DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877. Wage Big Question Men Wanted 20 More File Oil Leases on Lands in Western Yolo Districts Yolo Worker Insults Under Arrest To Teach in the Public Schools of are the mainstay of our every boy at needs a man's influence and AT PRESENT SALARIES men cannot remain in the ranks as CALIFORNIA LAW requires equal pay for men and OUR BOYS Need the influence of MUST PAY BETTER Today's Teachers Build morrow's Some twenty additional leases on oil lands in western Yolo county were filed late last week with County Recorder Le R. ing the first batch of leases filed two weeks ago and as reported in the at the All of the new leases come from lusa where Arbuckle residents have apparently abandoned the almond and alfalfa fields for the prospective riches that may come from unfound and undeveloped oil fields of Yolo J. P. Hall is agent for those who are filing leases in large The new lessees of Yolo land from Ar- buckle A. A. S. C. C. H. Laura M. Mrs. W M. James E. Aileen Roy E. L. C. W. H. Gertrude and Elizabeth Upon the return from the east of a San Francisco capitalist who is said to be interested with John Drum in the oil explorations in the western part of the some definite an- 1 of the contemplated will probably be Appearing in the Santa Barbara and other Southern California the foregoing ment is an indication of the means being taken by the school trustees of the southland to meet the teacher and also to ment for a fair living wage for the men and Women who are instructing the youth of Unless there is an immediate -gram carried out here to substantially Daryl Blevins Is Very Low With Pneumonia son of Mrs. W. J. and a very popular young man of this lies in a critical con- dition at the Blevins Brothers ranch near battling for his life as a result of a severe attack of Dr. W. J. Blevins is with the the salaries of Yolo county's boy constantly in the hope to pull there is likely to be a dearth him through the which is re- of teaching material in this vicinity It is the be- lief that means should be provided for enhancing the pay of this county's teachers and thereby avert the resignation of many of the best now on the local From the Santa Barbara News it is gleaned that there is general in the city teaching Thirty-five per cent of the city teaching force is planning to quit their at the end of the school year under any Sixty-seven per cent of the will leave unless they receive a increase in Forty-six per cent will seek other unless a increase In aries Is allowed by the Seventy-three per cent of the city will refuse to continue ing here for the salaries now The same questionnaire showed that twenty-seven per cent of the persona now in Santa Barbara are obliged to do work in addition to their ported at Young Blevins has been ill but a few pneumonia following an attack of Don Murdoch Hurt in Fall Donald Murdoch of this city was re- leased from the Woodland sanitarium a well and sound boy without ache or but somewhat mussed up and scratched as the result of an accident in Colusa county yesterday when he fell from a moving He those was to tne with whom he was Trip to the Cat skills Starts From Here Next Friday The Young People's Society of regular teaching In order to make a tian Endeavor of the Chriistian Church living i is giving an elaborate social next That similar conditions prevail In Friday evening and is extending this Yolo county is apparent from ex- of opinion among the j and the parents of pupils now In attendance at the local Let's put Yolo county the once more by being the first in California to properly Tiize the of the claims tor a proper Notwithstanding the day and the quite a number assembled In Odd Fellows hall yesterday on the occasion of the one hundred and first anniversary of the are requested to join a Spring Excursion to the Catskill April 30, 1920. The train leaves from the Christian corner College street and Lincoln at p. m. gle one smile Round trip one smile and a Upon arriving at the C. E. Mountain house the banquet will be costing each one a half a cent for each inch of their An observation car for older people is well fitted It IB hoped that each individual that comes will have hla name written backwards on a slip of paper and pinned upon his Ralston Bullitt of San Grant of Odd Superior Judge W. Hunt of Piedmont and Miss Frances A. Anderson of this city presided over RIegl of Mills accompanied the while Judge J. J. Moreland and Miss Isabelle Leithold former police judge of home last evening to spend the day was the principal A. W. at the This evening the and a quartet sang several dent party will go to to be oat the bat guest of Roy Collins on the old I of 0000 Yolo Renewing Old Friends Here T. B. Cooper of one of the valley's stalwart was in town today ing his S. A. local shoe Cooper Sr. was distantly related to many of the early settlers in Yolo including John Wolfskill of His Major laid out one of the state's oldest Mr. Cooper was being here today by E. E. AI Newman employe at the California Rice Mills in West Yolo was arrest id by Constable H. H Buckingham as an alleged I. W. W Fellow workers of he had cursed the and United and i I said he wanted to see the I. W. W Hag floating over the White who claims to be a native of told ham ho referred to Mexico and not fo the United The case was reported to United States Commissioner Wallace 4> and Newman was lodged in Skull Caved in Ray Close May The war against the high cost of clothing has found a new theater at the University Farm at where the faculty members have joined in an agreement to wear either khaki or denim until such time as all of them may agree that the old custom of wearing good clothes at all hours should be The plan was started by D. W. instructor in the Farm eering Department at the University who declares that the wearing of denim or khaki is no fad with the maculty He says their work is such that clothes are frequently and it is a perfectly sensible proposition for the wearing of khaki or denim during teaching hours particularly when the price of a suit of clothes is around members who had trousers prior to the agrement may wear the The penalty for violation of the agreement is a ducking In the ming pool at the University F J. H. said to be the iai Sacramento Population Is of Mr. and Fied K lit Fi th iu a critical condition ut a mc nto as of a severe fracture of tiie skull morning while playing with a number of com- panions hih home V bat slipped fiom tho ha. d cf Mathew a lad about S years of The piece of Til wood struck terrific blow full in the the and him p u left this morning Sacramento to be with their Word from the hospital this morning is to the effect that although the fracture is very there are hopes for the ultimate recovery of injured be- cause of his youth and the fact that the bones of the skull were as yet more or less pliable Young although a mere slip of a has taken to heart the sei of the accident and is quite beside himself in grief over the fortune to his A number of boys in the hood were playing ball in the street yesterday morning Young making an effort to strike a ACCORDING TO U. S. SUS PERSONS LIVE IN THIS IS AN INCREASE OF was SINCE 1010 OR 47.3 PER CENT. pitched His bat slipped as he THE FIGURE IS BELOW WHAT swung at the sphere and in leaving WAS AT THE TIME his hand struck young who was THE CENSUS WAS BEING an The blow knocked him SOME ESTIMATED THAT THE neighbors realizing the COUNT WOULD ABOUT situation and taking charge of the PERSONS IN THE It was found necessary to afford It was generally estimated during best and speediest possible the last few weeks that the population Beautify New Car Plant Grounds be between and Last the boy was given up for This morning it was ed ho had a figure would BELIEVED figure is about said Harry secretary of the ber of commerce this when told the census total very many were missed in the not enough to bring the figure up to I am certain that we have had a much more complete count than many Sacramento's own fault that she hasn't persons right Maddox have lost in- because we haven't housing for their Right now a state office that employs about 00 person wants to locate in but we haven't got office room or houses for Following is the program for the piano recital tonight at the Woodland grammar school auditorium by Arthur noted American artiste who arrived in Woodland this F Allegro Andante A Nocturne F Heads i the Pacific Car Building are meeting today in with architects and ar- ranging for the construction of the company's big factory near the Pacific depot and which will cover a space 150 by 450 The building and grounds will be an adornment to the city and as of an ment to Woodland and Yolo county the big ing plant it register company at Ohio Secretary who t for the bay to attend s is armed with blue of site selected in preparation arranging suitable Lawn rv couple of and many shade trees are to surround the big plant h to be a daylight institution all work being done AH spur tracks will enter the factory Washington one of the officers of the calls attention to the fact that the TOWN CROWDED TO got to get ahead of this flat Op. tho ordinary 1, factory h a of beauty and is more presentable than We haven't been looking providing for the president of the ber of wis surprised when told of the census you couldn't get 500 more sons in Sacramento unless they lived Andante and Op. Faust W li H hat the factory Will Scotch j bo one- in appearance In 'the state of California and Will be rushed to complo ion at an early man on the Davis Farm Is in the he associated with D. W. Tubbs and W. 3i Wilkinson as the Com- Creek Irrigation System Declared Possible State Engineer F. McClure an- that a of the Devils Head watershed on the waters of creek indicated that a reservoir might be feasible for the storage of water to be used In ing lands in the vicinity of Dixon and McClure visited the week and conferred with landowners of the Dixon and McClure said plans for the tion project were In an embryo Mr. and Mrs. H. Boyce ed home Saturday from their honeymoon which carried them as far south KB the Mexican They are to make their home In the cottage south of the Frank Freeman on wrath Former Woodland Nurse Married to H. Honolulu News cornea from Honolulu of the John Q. president of the city wedding of Miss Grace Darling the census was 5000 Harry F. Tajlor or or 6000 under what he had The marriage ceremony was brought a man he hunted for three and then we had to buy him a Schlosser Wade find Feast at Picnic Party Mr and picnin .it grour ds performed by Rev. Monroe H. der of the First Methodist Church of Tho bride is a daughter of Mrs. Stillwell of Apricot She la o Winters high school of mountain after the class of and subsequently took La and Mrs. D. H. Long the up training for nurse at tho a high land From there she was Those who enjoyed the day were gave a picnic 1 nor of Miss them from There a noon ill also Hutch ings to Be in Supervisor Race in August In another column of L. E. formally announces his candidacy for transferred to the U. S. Hospital at and Mrs. G. K. Mr. and the of supervisor in the Fourth San Francisco where she graduated I Mrs. O. E. Mr. and H. subject to tno electorate of with high the district at the coming August Last July Miss in company when a superior Judge and two with other graduate signed for supervisors are to be Mr. six months at Queen's is a pioneer of Yolo county Her work was highly with a record known to all aa above thought of and she was prevailed upon He is Intimately acquainted to stay longer with the above with the needs of the district and Is Part of tho decorations for the experienced In matters of so happy event came from tho home that he has no hesitancy in offering of Mrs. Stillwell and from the his service to the county from the garden of Mm. T. V. in which he has made good as a The couple expect to take In fornia their W. Sandrock of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mr and W. W. Mr ami Mrs Mr. Mrs. W. Mrs. Gorr of S K Mae Gertie Margaret Long. Willie Lurline Helen rock and Virginia and Messrs Frank John and Henry Sch Harold and Charlie Peterson Bobby IN FW SPA PERI
