Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - June 25, 1923, Woodland, California ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY MONDAY JUNE 25, 1923 ESTABLISHED 1877 I mm CUT BY SACK NEEDLE Grant member of a harvesting crew on the Clarence Day southwest of came near losing his life this morning when a mere piece of needle with which he was ing sacks snapped and cut the artery over the left ing him to bleed profusely and Although only a piece of wire it is stated from the Woodland that the force of the blow was such that it produced a deep gash over the Kellaway was rushed to the rium his entire body covered with blood oozing from the The injury was that the flow could be quickly stopped and the cut tissues brought it will be a long time before the injured man regains his strength as a result of the great loss of I Girls Make Serious Charges Against Five Gangsters What the police believe to be a parallel to the notorious Murphy gang activities in San Francisco is being investigated by and the Sacramento district attorney Five men are under The investigation is based on tales of terrible brutality told by two young Mrs. E. 16, San and Jean 24, who taken into custody at 520 L street last night when the five men were ar- The milder portions of the charges made by the girls are that the five men forcibly gave them liquor and injections of The bodies bear marks and bruises that the police say the gruesome Newcomers The men are said by the police to come to the Pacific coast ly from They had been in just a few The men are listed by the police as Palmer Henry D. G. Lehman Esper and Albert Kanthlener Enrolls For U.C. Joins Esparto Faculty Rattler Sends Youth To The Sanitarium When is a snake That is the question which will always puzzle Stanley Rooney of Hungry Hollow who was rushed to the Woodland Sanitarium last night to be treated for a rattlesnake bite on the back of the right This morning the young sufferer was believed to be out of but the reptile sank his fangs well into the flesh and as it was some time before he received skilled medical it may be a day or so before all danger is The youth fought and so he a monster according to thel report from the Woodland Like the courageous hunter who attaches scalps to his young Rooney started to dismember the snake by cutting the rattles from his as a souvenir of It developed that the snake was far from dead and with the first touch of the knife it revived and struck at its First aid was rendered at the Rooney place in Hungry but was not cient to keep the poison from reaching the The boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. IS SENT TO JULY 4TH Irving Kanthlener of Esparto left today for where he will take a six weeks course in physical with a view of joining the faculty j of the Esparto Union high school next Kanthlener has been offered the The course at the University of California includes instruction in how to coach basketball and j At baseball Kanthlener needs no For five and a half years he j was a member of the Pittsburg Pirates as pitcher and His arm went back on him and so he had to retire from the after making j an unsuccessful attempt to recover his form with the San Francisco Kanthlener is playing with the club in the Sacramento ley League and will return hore for next Sunday's He has a small farm near He will continue to run the farm in addition to handling his coaching job at the Esparto high A monster display of fireworks will feature the Carlton Club's tion of the Fourth of July in Forrest chairman of the committee on returned from San Francisco purchasing worth of including set pieces and the which will be set off the Bush and College be- ginning at 9 o'clock Wednesday July To amuse the children a contract has been closed for a merry-go-round which will be installed on the Ross C. Wilson lot at the corner of College street and Lincoln One of the latest amusement circles will be vided for the Robert Harlan will have charge of the cabaret which will be a dance platform amusement of those who are not otherwise inter- ested in other features of the club Laugenour states that the Carlton boys will start in tomorrow placing tents and getting ready for their and diversified planned to celebrate the opening of the new swimming pool in the rear of the Carlton Club on Elm Frank arrested at Knights Landing by Sheriff J. W. Monroe early last year on a charge of later tried and convicted in Superior Judge W. A. Anderson's court with C. C. McDonald has gone on a rampage in San to which prison he was sent by Judge An- and is now in solitary ment with bread and water as a iThe following dispatch concerning the 1 strike of the I. W. at San tin explains the cause of the harsh of agitators and Reds in state Twenty-one I. W. W. prisoners are being held in solitary ment at San Quentin lowing their attempted strike when they refused to work in an effort to force release of liam convict of who had been placed in the dungeon for refusing to work in the jute All of the men are serving of from 1 to 14 years for criminal Friday Flannagan quit work in the jute mill and announced that he was S. L. Randolph offered him a chance to go back to but he Randolph who told him that he would either have to return to duty or be confined in the where he was put on a bread and water Word of ment and twenty-five er among whom was Frank Sheridan of thirteen employed in the jute mill and twelve in other parts of the prison refused to do any further They notified prison that they would continue their strike until Flanagan was re- leased from the The dungeon would not hold twenty-five so Warden ston ordered the men placed in their cells in solitary confinement until they decided to call off their sympathy NINE INITIATED INTO COMPANIONS 150 VISITORS Nine were initiated into ite Companions of the at an interesting and largely attended sessions of the lodge last Saturday attended by 150 Companions from Capital City Circle of which put on the ritualistic Those initiated Mrs. H. C. Mr. and Mrs. Letha Nelson Frank Richaid Bradford and Mrs. Ila J. V. Leithold late last Saturday recovered about of the jewelry and fountain pens stolen from his store Sunday when worth of loot was The lost jewelry was found in the possession of t id Airs ila Anderson arrested with his wife in Marysville by Sheriff C. J session the in turn notified Sheriff J W. who hadI sent out circulars Woodland women served a rare describing the articles stolen m the quet prepared by a committee of wife have been taken to Visalia to answer burglary wh h Mrs was but Monroe believes he has the best case on the accused re- assisted by a number of the garded as one of the most desperate burglars and earnest workers of the in the evidenced by the following dispatch today from The hall and banquet room were handsomely decorated in Shasta Frank alias arrested daisies and green ferns and in in company with Boy Jumps Out Of Struck By Other Machine his i by Sheriff C. J. had j enough fuses and caps to blow open nearly all the bank vaults in Northern in addition to Itwo a bunch of fifty iton keys and lock picks of all sorts would give him access to almost any building that he desired to together with a large quantity of and other loot he had stolen in the numerous burglaries committed from Seattle to Los I Starr and his wife were to be T ed to Visalia this afternoon by Sheriff j Four-year-old Joseph Visalia this afternoon by Sheriff of lies in a serious condition deputy at the Woodland as the result of being run down by an auto- mobile belonging to William Crane of GLASS 13 At impressive services at St. Luke's W who came here after him this Church yesterday morning Bishop W. Blacks late afternoon in rector of front of the home of Mr. and Mrs. 111O for the j H. Moreland of the Sacramento months copal assisted by Rev. T. T. front of the nome 01 mr depredations and confirmed a class 01 Frank residents of West been all oyer west Anting all centers of Yolo county as Main The with his confirmed a class of thirteen i J with n d s amer of Colusa visited ons west of and has served time in different the Mississippi here Starr is 51 and his wife is 20. Late in the afternoon the parents j Mrs. Starr informed Sheriff McCoy of the lad started for Joseph they were married in Oakland some Jr. became excited and ran out to the time ago and she was loath to leave machine before his In his ex- husband with whom she is madly j the boy jumped out of the jn j machine to return to the He is a perfect she j was struck by the Blacks station car eci Sheriff McCoy in discussing her j which was approaching at ordinary husband Mrs. Starr is an j street The lad picked up Attractive and rushed to the where it was found his head was badly in- Lorraine and ell Ruby Jull and Adolph and Ethel Knights Mary Beatrice and Claire Grant Lucile and John Francis Ten Acres Of 30- Sack Barley Burned Head Farm Exchange To Be Heard Here T. E. head of the nia Farm Bureau will be here at the meeting of grain farmers Wednesday Robert hardt received word today of gan's Tulare county citrus growers say they are anticipating with much sure the usual June drop as their trees badly needed i IM his confirmation sermon Bishop When Starr was arrested in Moreland emphasized the importance ville Saturday Starr was riot Of the public vow to take a stand for taken into custody by the officers be- j the right as enunciated by Chirst and cause the hud received no word against all He also stressed that she implicated with the need of regular worship as Upon arrival here this morning the best support to the organized re- of Sheriff Hill and his Hill of the stated he believed Mrs. Starr was just Mrs. L. R. Pierce ted the BURY SUICIDE HERE James the San Francisco whose body was fished out the Sacramento river near crick by Barney resident last will probably be buried in the potter's field Cor- oner Ross Wilson has been unable to locate any friends or relatives of the It is now known the man was a Between 250 and 300 sacks of as guilty i husband inasmuch us ed choir while Miss Elizabeth Turney ley were destroyed Saturday after- j sne has been traveling with him and presided at the noon when about ten acres of the of his Sheriff Zimmerman grain field caught fire Hill instructed Mrs. Starr she would from the back firing of a tractor have to return to Visalia with him and his wife are well working on the place The his Willow Oak fire truck assisted the Both stan county truck in the flames known to sheriff who that and reducing the loss which is fully she was married to a man covered by according to word to the from the Zimmerman located between Woodland and Neighbors of the Zimmermans gave valuable sistance in fighting the blaze at the first sign of NOCTURNAL PROWLER TURNS OUT BE HAMPTON ROBERTS HERO IN ROLE OF DAMAGED Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gaddia and the j latter's Mrs. Sue have returned home from their two weeks sojourn at Richardson Placer County Farm Home ment will have a home demonstration of tenden road to start at an early ART SUCCESS Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Powers of this city have received word that their Arthur now studying macy in San has accepted a position with the Mutual Drug Company of San working before and after school hours until he completes his course at the and 0 The road from Kaweah to Giant Forest is reported is best of condition by Its control gives three periods of travel each way The road between Auburn and Truckee over the summit is open and in good Hampton of the Electric recently heralded as a super- th man now essays forth in the dual role of toreador and and instead of the regulation uniform of gold stiletto and sash he performs his feats of conquering the beast of the fight arena in the sacred raiment of his Here is how Roberts jumped into the limelight of the bull ring as a contender of the handsome At o'clock this morning Mrs. Roberts pave an S. O. S to her announcing that there was a cow prowling about their front yard at 137 West Main robed in pink sallied forth and took one look at the only to learn it v as an i i Roberts attempted to talk bovine to the four-legged but the same language employed in selling was not to the animal's liking and Roberts ad- mits the animal took after snorting all Assured that all honest people were retired at that Roberts continued his coaxing the animal away H E Roberta from his only to have it start grazing on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Stella After considerable talking and coaxing Roberts believed he had sent the animal This morning he that it had returned and done much to the lawn and gardens of Mrs. J. J. new homos on Court The bull was impounded this morning and is awaiting an owner who may have to ray some named Cole in was wise sent to prison for burglary and now Starr again faces a prison i The discovered by McCoy in the effects of Starr his uas loosely packed and might i at any time Starr told Sheriff know the in lhe car but this is disbelieved With the finding of the nitro- in the car and oilier effects used in safe b. heves Starr is numerous blowing jobs hue occurred the past Local Girl One Of Eight Graduates Given Big Honor Mr. and Mrs. P. Riedelbauch and Mrs. K. E. Duncan have returned from San where they attended the commencement exercises of the College of Miss Thelma daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was one of the class who a i any reived her McCoy he did not of been elected a of the Pacific's Woman's Honor she being one of eight selected for membership by a faculty The tion is bused upon ity and Something 00 of jewelry was found in the machine which included fountain on E. C. manager of the Apple Growers has returned from a tour of Eastern I lie considers condition more favorable than last ST. LUKE'S CHURCH TO INSTALL PIPE IN PLACE BY THANKSGIVING Members of St. Mike's Episcopal choir are over the an- thai a modern pipe pan with all modern equipment ha: ordered for the church hero and I will be installed and ready for cation on Thanksgiving day The order for the new ment has been placed by a committee composed of Kred P. N. Mrs. T. R. Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. H. E. The best part of it all is that the has approximately in the bank to pay for the big gan when it is installed and in ing The members of the ish have been particularly generous 1 under the leadership of Rev. T. T. Donhardt in making this new tion to the cozy place of worship
