Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - May 21, 1927, Woodland, California A Winning Policy This newspaper has always found pleasure in keeping abreast of the times Thai policy fias accounted for its steady growth and its leadership in this territory Today's Best Smile I see you taking a tramp through the woods That was my Paw ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WOODLAND CALIFORNIA SATURDAY MAY ESTABLISHED PUPILS OF YOLO RATE HIGHER IN CLASS WORK Yolo county's schools have shown marked improvement in the past two years i Schools in this county are above the normal Pupils in county exhibit a standard of gence that is above the normal These are the salient points i brought out in the report of the intelligence and tests just concluded in the rural schools of the county by Marion B Canf ield of the Extension Division of the University of California The report was en at a meeting of the teachers in the of rooms in the courthouse day Over 80 teachers attended the meeting to hear the report Miss Canfield said after tne meeting and all but two county school districts s represented This she said was indicative of a strong professional interest among the teachers of county Second Surv ey The test the second ore here by Cannehl the ing made ago The present ivade to determine the nature degree of improvement has taken in the Yolo schools remedia measures undertaken on the the McNeill Club Director Frank Thornton Smith director of the McNeill Club which is to be haard in at the Elks Home Woodland 27 The McNeill Club has one of the finest male choruses in California Prize Stock ACCIDENTS Will Stay In c TI n M n u r County Sale STIR MOVE Indications Gieat success attended the auction of purebred Down sheep at the Harrison Stock Farms i Friday afternoon Many buyers were present fiom all parts of the state i Notwithstanding the fact that i the Harrison plant here is being j discontinued much of the high grade stock was purchased bj local buyers and will remain in Yolo county AF ON HIGHWAY Considerable complaint was heard Saturday relative to the condition of the State highway crossing four miles south of Woodland and opposite the Clements ranch where Mr and Mrs Robert Butchart of British Of the 125 head of Hampshires Columbia and their ered for sale the average A F Chubb were the victims of price obtained was per head The an accident Friday j top price ram was sold to D E Keller of Eugene California for 8610 The crossing in its present I by condition is extremely J Dr E E Brownell of Francisco xn who arp fa for his Woodland farm The price uith a Davis physician was Dr Brownell also who frequent trips to Wood ed the highest price ewe for 8160 One and SQ passes group oi ten ewes and the buyer was A F Lieurance should of These were bred by The eliminated said Prince of a traveling man who took lho trouble to drop into the Democrat office and express his protest Relative to an editorial which Speed Shown In News Dispatch Of Auto Crash Some idea of how rapidly the United Press news organization functions was gleaned when w one hour after the Canadian Robert Butchart and Mrs Butchart had become at the Woodland Clinic pital because of their accident scores of telephone and telegraph messages began pouring in from friends at Victoria British Columbia One stated that he had read the United Press dispatches in a Victoria newspaper and he en- quired for full particulars The condition of the British lumbia couple pronounced highly satisfactory Saturday Mrs Butchart suffered most from the accident and will probably require a long rest before she has re- from the shock t Albert F the chauffeur was able to be down town soon ter the and reported accident to the local agent of insurance firm Miss Clara is the Yolo e The Canadians were fully protected A T Spencer of Woodland chased a ram for 8105 J W Johrson of Dixon purchased a ber of the highest priced ewes One ad- of the largest buyers was J A steps be tafeen tQ reduce ner of tmj hazards at of the Other purchases were S H m the section at GeMra that steps be taken to reduce TIT I1 I IMPRESSIVE RITE uMAN INJURED WHEN AGAIN CAUGHT OFF WAGON HORSES BOLT in ranch of bought a boas by Campbell of Davis a ram at T lr T- j i r T- J H and of Davis a lam at The sale of Jersey be- jran Saturday In the ing sale Sensation a big hoar 1000 brought He was sold to the Diablo Stock Faim of Danville Contra Costa Tht matle in ihc the normal for that Miss Canfield Th's that tht bj th he In true Remedial work is bunir in where is not Marked On the has all the and -t in two that c A oy Tht 1 IK on the did ii P if C U the of a of thj afternoon when J i on ITS o i f in from and six at Don Huff of -ed a with for A Tj ne to the Grant randi of Chico for May IS 1927 your editorial May Hh on the Southern Pacific crossings at We intend to make an at once a- to for at it F GREAT BRIDGE of Ihc below the normal Th is slightly the 3 Thr y are tr c m md -.11 the in th grade the rf each is it Thi lhal in place All except 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CTI T J O TO HT i j 1 1 tjn r i i a 3 1 i Lc j 1 j Urge Signing Of Causeway i n i in Mr j to of irri r 1 if 1 3 TJ f 11 1 M 7 M K N D A RM ER rr t d en- Iht 1 f thf Fair tonight and 1 Ii Mil i TI i 11 i i r 11 Hu h- 11 IT f -i m i 11 j I 1 M D 1 I i h n iu in If Fl 1 i 1 rf TIT on i h fTf -1 i A- i llif m nnl V f fit J ri- 7 J 11 1 r 1 1 J I 11 V K f r Ir T V OTi Page Five H he W re- 5 FLYER NITES TWO N INTREPID OCEAN SPAN FIELD Paris May Charles Lindbergh the flying mailman arrived today by air from New York He was the first man evet to fly from New York and as wheels of Lindbergh's monoplane touched the ground the dream of airmen that the North American and European continents had in airplane flight was realized Since a m Eastern light time yesterday Lindbergh had been en route on the great air circle alone in the cabin of his machine with four es hot chocolate and a bottle of water to sustain his strength There was the promise of fame and fortune As the monoplane taxied to a step Paris prepared to welcome the hero of the greatest ing of the year Lindbergh arrived at p m Eastern daylight time after 33 and hours in the air a flight of ly 3600 miles by way of the New England coast Nova Scotia and Newfoundland What Lindbergh accomplished today had already cost the lives of four men and perhaps of six and Stanton were killed when the former en- try crashed several weeks ago Charles H Clavier and Jacob were burned to death year at Roosevelt field when Rene Sikorsky lane nosed over in taking off 103 I'll be in Paris when he climbed his monoplane at yesterday morning i Lindbergh won a prize offered by Ramond New York hotel man v the person to fly be- r two cities m ARRESTED ON ILLINOIS CHARGES Saturday rr after rJ t cm J V J f a 3 i r ii f 1 rax Ti r f To Talk At Institute Meet f the Y M r A s of St will 11 to Rer J
