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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - May 18, 1927, Woodland, California                               Riots In Comesdy No newspaper in California in a community of to is giving its leaders ouch entertaining comic tures as The Nebs and Ben ster These strips arc the talk of the country Today's Beat Dentist extracting nail A tire of his Howl You won't even feel ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WOODLAND CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY MAY 18 1927 ESTABLISHED 1877 WIFE ASKS FREEDOM OF MATE Boy Hurt When Attacked By Giant Dog BOY TAKEN DanM Burns PROCTOR TO BE HEAD OF FOR RABBIT At WOODLAND w ft BY CANINE Colonel Dan M Burns one of j f most prominent citizens and j I for many years a resident of 1 land is critically ill at his home at j 1 Palo Alto Mrs Chris C Knight a LIONS CLUB Asa G Proctor county engineer is to be the next of the Woodland Den of Severely bitten about the body sister of Mrs Burns has been at the and arms by a huge dog Lee Palo Alto home since Monday Other Gifford 5 son of Mr and Mrs Morris Gifford of the Knights i Ms condition committee met with the district was brought Colonel Burns once a political pow J meet the Woodland hospital former in this State has been in poor 6 J examination and officers chosen by the Wednesday morning year and approved by tne According to the Giffords who His condition took a decided turn j companied the youngster the child for the worse a days ago and 1 was playing in back of the Wednesday his chances for residence when a man said to be in were pronounced extremely doubtful j the employ of the Slitter Basin com- He is 82 years of age i pany and in charge of a pack of i in Yolo county recall j hounds passed the house j when Colonel Burns was this city's j One of the animals saw the first having risen from the i ster moving and evidently mistook i ranks to become a resident of j the child for a rabbit or moving ence wealth and prestige mal The hound left the pack and He has big property interests in the j Donald tacked the boy biting him several 1 deka section of California and enthusiastic Lion ever si times before he was beaten off by sive mining properties in Mexico organization of the local Den Gifford and the dog's owner eral local people are interested in TT Attend Convention The child was rushed to the local Burns mines j hospital where the bites were Besides Mrs Knight Mrs Tuesday to attend the district and he was allowed to had another Woodland tion opens at Riverside Charles Bork All of Mrs Burns dai next week Other local Lions Coons first dent Franks Parish second vice- president Bradley J Stephens third vice-president Irvin Clover secretary-treasurer H E son tail twister Ed Praet lion tamer C C McDonald and E K Kraft director j Proctor will succeed President j The county official has been i Lion ever since the Word As Good As Cop's States Judge Two vagrants strangers to Woodland found the green grass in the city park much to their liking but contemplated rest was rudely interrupted by Special City Officer Yandell who Wednesday morning haled the two into the city court before City Judge S E Yandell in testifying against the wanderers stated that the two hoboes had removed a sign in the park which forbids ing cr loafing by vagrants about the city's When asked if this was the case by Schluer both vagrants denied removing the sign Schluer in giving each of the prisoners a six months suspended sentence stated that he was dis- posed to be lenient as he would as soon taka the word of the hoboes as he would of Yandell The two weary ones were seen rapidly departing from town ly before noon possibly to seek rest in grain fields no special of- would interfere GIVEN FINE OF FOR MOTOR LAW VIOLATION I I R B Eobinson local insurance j was fined in the city court Wednesday morning by City 1 Judge S E Schluer following Progressive BLAME FOR Education To n i 1 M n j A rib Be Topic U C Speaker TAKEN BY Progressive Education will be the I topic of the final University of fornia extension lecture of the season I to be given by Prof Vaughan Caughey noted educator The will be given at the Unitarian church at bison's changing of a plea of not Prof MacCaughey is declared by How a young wife begged that she be allowed to go to jail lin her accused guilty to guilty to charges of those in charge of the extension j husband and the ing the city traffic ordinance here to be well qualified for a slinking of the husBand What had to become a I on the topic of education pleaded With officers to allow Ms j jury trial after Robins oh had He at one time superintendent wife to suffer the penalty of Ms i with a plea of of education in the Hawaiian Islands i alleged liquor vending re- i local businessman changed his mind I He is now the editor of the Sierra today when Mrs Virginia and decided to throw himself on the j Educational official Jacobs 28 appeared before j mercy of the court j tion of the teaching profession in I Attorney Neal Chalmers Robinson was arrested recently j California and denied that Wayne Jacobs Prof MacCaughey is also president 32 her husband had had any of the American Association for the connection with the blind pig I when he failed to appear in the city court in response to a tag which had j been mailed him by Special Officer I Robert Litsch The latter claimed J Advancement of Science and visiting i Jacobs was taken to jail last night professor of the University of in one of two raids that also netted He has taken a prominent Rollie Dahler who was later freed on Drawing Plans Litsch attempted to give him a et he refused the paper The tag was mailed and when inson failed to appear Litsch had a i warrant issued and after a slight j arrested the former part in many educational activities in bail Jacobs was unable to raise the state and nation i bail Sheriff James W Monroe led j Those who have heard other raiding party tension lectures are familiar with Will Not Free Jacobs I the quality of the speakers sent here i He didn't know I selling Brought up for a hearing before by the University Attendance at the j liquor and when he did find Judge Schluer last week Robinson lectures has steadily he to the was defiant and demanded a jury i d t that tlie largest i i -J jln trial Tuesday he appeared before the plea of the wife and mother of five Schluer and announced that he of the turn out to children before The dis- plead guilty and that no trial I hear Prof Mac Caughey Thursday attorney held Jacobs m main responsible and will not liberate the the many rabbits Of the greyhound la husband is likewise letters to the general managers in San type they are said to rely upon sight Thomas Schindler of Francisco of the Southern Pacific j A rp T-l rather than smell and the mistake of is a brother of Mrs road company and of the I P the one dog was considered natural Colonel Burns has a brother j Union company asking for i X VU X YY X AllO Was necessary night as none of the dogs are vicious as Burns living in Humboldt county improved service in this field Eobinson was represented by At- j Mrs H D Lawhead will again in- The man in charge had stopped to He too has many friends over Yolo stated that he had been unr j torney C C McDonald while City t d th at with and had asked him county officially advised that there would be Plans for the county exhibit Attorney Jonn Laugenour was on uie another change in the Southern at the state fair next hand to prosecute for the city j time table about May 28 An ad- j fall are being developed by W F T j train may be put on to better j Mixon secretary of the Board of j i between Woodland and San i Trade and H M Van Tassel county i Francisco Protests to the Southern 1 horticultural commissioner in con- A Pacific headquarters will not go Junction with Ben Farquar local Tl 1 1 i heeded and might be effective Mixon j tractor It is planned this year to was advised bv prominent men in the make the exhibit on a different order railroad organization more attention being paid to Hear Recital Plans i display of products Wednesday's meeting of Dr J D Lawson influential member i Club of Sacramento told of the plans for the chat if he needed his services in ridding the place of rabbits It was then that the dog attacked the boy Physicians at the Woodland Clinic hospital stated that while the bites were severe the wounds not prove dangerous if precautions against the danger of infection were taken MISS LUCY BRAY LOCKWOOD PASSES WEEK AFTER WIFE Miss Lucy Jane Bray member of a pioneer family of Woodland died in this city Wednesday afternoon a long period of illness Ross C Wilson has charge of the funeral ments which arc being completed man Details of the attempt of Jacobs to escape imprisonment when his place on south College street the shadow of the high school was ed were learned this morning Monroe with Deputy Sheriff Robert Litsch and Shirley Coil operating from Chalmers office suddenly swooped down upon the place about They met with no resistance Continued even increased interest but Mrs Jacobs swept through the Dr John D Lawson member of the n the baby clinic being conducted house attempting to destroy the To Read Paper Latins a week after the death at 2 at the singers to Woodland exposition Yolo county having a of hfs wife William Lockwood Funeral Home I help along the good cause said j portion of the general county exhibit Wednesday morning at Bray was 59 years of age feather The also hama county Mrs R S Krick native of Woodland She had lived in I the cleverly played nioro bv t u- n t j j Selections and Some in ing nere tnis city all of her life and owned for the northern city j forty acres of improved farming Q Lawson related some Lockwood was 82 years of age southwest of Woodland dents of his recent trip to San Pedro suffered a fail on the same Mrs William Gould a sister is the i and in particular admitted that he was Mrs Lockwood died The shock member of the Bray An- v ed too great for him and caused Brav died Oak land sent a telegram b fll a a at 1 o clock m the morning and made SPlS remain in last Christmas morning William county until after the funeral Bray cf is a nephew of the deceased Texas Farm Women Will Tour State Garage Employee Has Crushed Finger That the women of to realize responsibility that they have a bv him pay the charges Willow Oak Farm Dept To Meet The recular meeting of the Willow Oak Park Farm Home department will be held at Willow Oak hall Thorwald Anderson employed in i dav afternoon office of the farm T the -on thS for aor for of in on fce m a f treated at Wednesday Care and of The street will open at 1 Dr Pulford Will CRAZED TRUSTEE Attend Conclave BLASTS SCHOOL their infants is shown by the fact that of the 23 ten were regular j ly visitors at the clinic 30 ARE KILLED Members of the California District Medical society will convene in Sacramento June C the occasion the the semi-annual meeting Dr D S Pulford of the Engineer Division At Farm Moves taken first as e did later before Chalmers she alone was responsible Buys Reported supported her in this con- Mention in spite of the statement by i Sheriff Monroe that liquor had been i at Jacobs place by private i 1 Would you let your wife go to jail Jo save Monroe asked j Jacobs Well she's letting me go isn't Suit Monday morning the Agricultural was Jacobs whimpering reply j Woodland Clinic staff will represent Division of the College reported j the local institution at the meeting of Agriculture moving to the Her relatives will forgive her but and will read a paper during the new building Several trucks and r won't pardon was another smaller vehicles busy hauling i or Jacobs excuses according to those i fixture both Monday and Tuesday no arrested him The offices were well settled by i he final scene vas enacted as the day hut the laboratory wcre parting Mrs Jacobs will take much to wove for farewell kiss Jacobs Still It expected that the branch at being to go to be moved md cf his to his u jnr last request to were at one time instituted the husband by Mrs Jacobs but were later drawn will not appear in court for it i turn So Will Hold Guard Officers School In Double Death By United Press to farm of G H with llw Cell on wh with a of other Texas a Faim Women's Tour an the West This will arrive m July and the in to an of cur at work as apj officers of be much California farm life as E Infantry Woodland financial difficulties of the Julian a- unit gather on i company were nave -some li j Thursday night at American j by the office state hall inr being the occasion j of the rtf inc holding of the regular LOS ANGELES that the death of E Powell thy and his By United Press BATH plotting of suddenly crazed school board ber was blamed for the tragic i of Bath school and estimated death more than 35 and adults Wednesday i teen of the dead had been identified by parents in the Bath Andrew the treasurer i who was killed when a subsequent Fred local plosion demolished his car near Jhe filed a suit with County Clf school was responsible R collect a tragedy in the first semblance of ance of lo be owed him an The explosion by Arthur Scarlett Grant and I the west window of the two-story Meier j brick Chalmers Scarlett a denial to reports only a few of the alter the explosion seen to from the and to nis car A shot sounded from the machine and in 373 instant it went up with a plosion Only trio hours before houto had i been dynamited appears to be more of an organized j school f to assist in the j by Captain Jems with which agriculture is con- E Hoppin end Lieutenants Roy and under help but be brut for the and George E O'Dell Fined By Local Justice M E Director of Field of the Texas Farm Bureau Col- ton is in next Friday or when he will with to arrange for the California itinerary of the OTell arrested by of Piano says there man Chester Norton at the local there are some Alley Paving Is Finished By City Supervisors Order Special Election Practically family in Bath Election of a trustee for in Uie disaster and tion District Xo rd to jret a view of the torn and Oie flf tie of inJAe morgue Tuesday The election date by the supervisors for June 22 f the alley the rear Main First and has been and loil-.TntTi the area that the v more quickly and the In din ii lo i- It r that tore in the of the new will he to load and unload ir thf the next Local Man To Be Resort Postmaster Speaks At Williams Kiwanis y W F the if Trade fHe at 1 of the Williams club Ford Plans Made Public School Allotments Are Being Fixed Phillip T local bank f aimer has accepted Postal Department to he rA BartkU He is to take up position at onr The roan ing of law and liam who near were the Tuesday topic Vacationing A new fined for Alone Calif which country of which arc drunken and disorderly He he ioM of the vacation he thump boxes and out of tune J as a result of jazz i j before of the K W Hairison four of i i her and A shift time the spring Helen are busy at the the in his travels as of J president and manager uhc Stats Highway j Motor Sales be available 3 of funds for the to Martin M Vaive county work is done of the Detroit each spring after the payment of the i fo MODERATE dealers second installment of taxes j Thursday   

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