Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - August 27, 1928, Woodland, California Cold Business National advertisers play no They buy space on its merits and they this paper's ability to reach the consuming public Today's Best Smile did you do that benefited any fellow man? married you didnt Judge ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WOODLAND CALIFORNIA MONDAY AUGUST 27 1928 ESTABLISHED 1817 WINTERS FARMER KILLS SELF 040 040 14 Nations Sign Kellogg World Peace Treaty 040 v NAME 168 YOLO TEACHERS GERMANY IS FIRST POWER WAR POLICY By United Press PARIS Aug of world powers agreed Monday to re- war At a simple ceremony solemn and j businesslike foreign ministers and egates of 14 nations affixed their 115 Grammar 53 High Instructors on Staffs With the opening of five grammar schools and two high schools Monday Yolo county's 166 teachers began back from vacation or college to being the task of cramming knowledge into the unwilling minds of the county's youth A complete list of the 114 grammar school teachers and 53 high school in- appointed for this term was released Monday by county school officials The schools that opened Monday are Clarksburg and Davis Grammar and High and Clover Gordon WIFE ADMITS POISONING 3 MAY REVEAL DEATH PlOT GEORGE LUCK WILL OPEN NEW SHOP IN Hotel will be formally nice Krull Marvel R Jones names to a document which them against wars of aggression and I Lm II 1 denounces war as a national policy Germany the common enemy of most of the other signatory nations in the world war signed the historic document first The signing took clock room of the French foreign of- fice the quai d'orsay where the sailles treaty ending the world war was negotiated Those who signed the document Frank B Kellogg secretary of state of the United States Gustav Stresemann German foreign ter Paul Hymans Belgian foreign minister Count Manzone Italian to France Count Uchida Japan August Polish for- eign minister Dr Edouard V Benes Czecho Slovakia foreign acting foreign secretary of Great Britain W L McKenzie and Woodland Prairie i By United Press UNION Mo Aug Indicted for two murders confessed to three and ant Prairie Grammar Following is a complete list of the suspected of nine Mrs Bertha county's teaching ford 50 a farmer's wife was held in Anna C Gregory Franklin county jail for trial at the Maude Lamme i November term of court Mabel am t saying she re- Mrs Ruth Storz Mrs Little I Plied to the repeated efforts of Chief Maud Eckhardt I of Police Andrew Wester Capay Myrtle i Grove to get a confession from her T i W Armstrong McDonough obtained Sunday her George Luck a resident of W Moore I signed confession that she put arsenic land for almost a half century Fawcett Mrs the medicine of two boys and a today that his tailor shop and Davis Mrs to ease their pain Investigation dyeing offices i the new i Marvel R Jones revealed 11 separate purchases of Osborn poison in September 1911 and May l ed Wednesday We are planning an auspicious opening and deire to in- vite the public in general to met us in our new quarters at 428 Main said Luck It was 45 years ago that Luck first came to this city He has been en- Jessie Jopes H Cornick Frances Macoun Esther Wilberta Green Genevieve Healy Marguerite Montgomery Myrtle Rowe Marie Aubrey Shirley Bridges Florence Chandler Margrette Lubbe poison in September 1911 and on May 16 1927 gaged in here ever Netherton since He opened a tailor shop on Thompson Hazel i Hold Funeral for Mrs A Bemmerly August 3 1896 or 32 years back Claiming credit for establishing the first modern cleaning and dyeing plant in Yolo couty Luck branched out into that business 17 years ago King Canadian premier Senator A Present day plant at 211 J Australia Sir C J street is a model for equipment Farr New Zealand and Jacobus and efficiency Smith Union of South Africa MRS N IVERSON DIES AT BIEBER Sener Marguerite Sutton W McKellips Edmundson Joan DuBois Simmons Franzi j Mrs Amelia Bemmerly widely known Yolo county woman who died early Saturday morning was laid to l rest in the Woodland cemetery Dyer erine Kergel Leola Nettie Tittle Mrs Besides the tailoring department located in the new hotel quarters willi violet Wiese be Luck's pressing altering and Laugenour ishing shop For the last nine Jones Joan Thomas T J 1 M Luck has specialized in Born suits and overcoats this service having proved the most factory of many lines given a tryout In workmanship fit quality of rics and nattiness I have never seen any service to compare with said Luck Luck's tailoring experience dates Katherine Madison Mrs Ruth Hall Mrs Eula B Johnson Pleasant Mrs Maud Edson North Grafton Fay L Johnson Pleasant Prairie Mrs Edna i funeral services held at the Holy church at 10 o'clock The deceased was a native of and was 63 years of age She came to Woodland in 1875 and had Dope in Brief oh Primary Poll Entries in Preliminary Heat SUPERVISORS First J Marty William M Eussell W J Congrave Fourth E Hutchings Fifth Dis- Gladney Harry E Crites COUNTY COMMITTEE Atkins N E Hughes B A Nordyke F L Reese E J S E Schluer H S Summers Nine to be ASSEMBLYMAN EIGHTH DISTRICT Democratic and B Noyes George Wilson U S REPRESENTATIVE THIRD DISTRICT Democratic and F Curry U S SENATOR W Johnson Charles Randall Moore Randall and Wiley J Phillips Morrow Lewis officers given majority in primary election are elected and do not run again in general election County committees elected at primary Assembly House of Representatives and U S Senate dates seeking party nominations only but in Tuesday's vote nomination assure election Polls open at 6 a m and close at 7 p m BROODING IS HELD CAUSE OF DEED OF ORCHARDIST Leaving his house ostensibly to shoot John J Fischer 49 prominent Winters orchardist early yesterday committed suicide by discharging a shotgun into his brain Brooding over minor misfortunes is believed to have on the edy A note found by gave no reason for his act j Fischer arose yesterday before any I other member of the household and i as he frequently did on his j expeditions wont into the field with I his shotgun Fails to Answer His wife arising later prepared breakfast and then went to the door to ring the bell for Fischer She mered the large dinner bell that hangs outside the door but no answer came She rang more loudly And as the last echoes of the gong died away there came the sound of two shots from the field Alarmed at the failure of her band to appear Mrs Fischer called Williams Fitzsimmons who with his riage Chief Lawson came to this state two years after his marriage to spend i wife was a guest at the Fischer home Chief Lawson Married 55 Years Has Reunion Four generations attended the anniversary celebration of the ding of Chief of Police and Mrs Perry Lawson at 1046 Fourth street Saturday evening The affair was in the nature of a family reunion Chief and Mrs Lawson were married in county Missouri in 1873 They have one son and three daughters ent at the reunion Two great granchildren were The couple have been residents of California practically since their a short time here looking over the new country Later he returned and brought his wife to California They took the first emigrant steam train to cross the continent The train was made up of rough flat cars on which passengers piled Jefferson longings The fare from City was Arriving in California they went to Lake county where Chief Lawson ob- work in the quicksilver mines Later they came to Yolo county The Word was received here by Mrs Lenear Whitehead late Saturday of the death of Mrs Nels Iverson 40 years He worked in San Bieber Lassen county Mrs Iverson 1 as and cutter for the Henry Steele Co and alongside had come to Woodland recently for j of the best workmen employed by the treatment but her condition was less Death was due to a cantfer of the liver The Iverson Bullock and Jones organization The Woodland man was one of the first of the state cleaners and dyers comply with the California family has many He began f riends in this vicinity Surviving Mrs i jng three years Iverson are the husband and two daughters and three sons Mrs van Basset of Adin county ago such modern equipment as the Holland Wirth chine a contrivance for clarifying Other machines to be seen at the Luck plant on Cleveland are likewise t 11 i m Vll ti and Mrs Esther Brownell of Tasco and up to the requirements Washington are the daughters The sons are Floyd Frank and Vern son Floyd attended the University Farm at Davis last semester Mrs Iverson was 59 years of age Luck has had the able assistance of Mrs Luck in extending and ing his service and both will be to show off their new j town store quarters as well as their Cleveland street plant Wednesday Boy Fliers Buzz Round Farm House But Uncle Won tRide None of them there new-fangled air contraptions for Uncle John No siree The plenty for him That's what John Roth of the gry section told his nephews and Chester Roth Sunday when they flew up to his ranch and offered him a ride in their plane The boys sons of Henry Roth reside in Winters Recently they purchased an airplane and left it at Arbuckle Sunday they decided to take a littie air spin and call on relatives ping into the skies they first flew to Winters to their mother's place for a visit but she was not at home The youthful aviators then decided to call on their Uncle John in Hungry Hollow Soaring around the ranch house the flyers did not see any one They made several circles around their uncle's home to attract his at- tention The uncle puzzled at the noise and an airplane buzzing around his home went outside and the boys came down hopped from the cockpit greeted their astounded kin He could excuse the youths lor flying around the country and using his skies for a merry-go-round but to go up in the flying contraption was too much He simply put his foot on the whole thing Terra firma was plenty good enough for him Try as they did the young men could not induce Uncle John to into the clouds so they ended their visit and hopped into the again ter Riverbank Mrs Alyce Norman Mrs Gertrude Marks Mrs Naomi Wiegand Loretta M Johnson Mrs Florence Stahi Rumsey Mrs Madge Harrison Spring Mrs Laila Conard Union Mildred Paulk Washington Charles E Coupe Mrs Effie Carragher Mrs Angie Christian Mrs Mertie Pay Mrs Mamie C Case Mrs Doris Flint Mrs Marion Mefford Mrs Helen White Hilda Watkins Bernice Ramus garet Gates Allan Ballou West Sacramento Mrs Elsie well Mrs Eva Anderson Ethel Mae Cook Willow Mrs Gladys Agnew Violette Kindt Willow Mrs Rhoda B Haussler Wildwood Joint Mrs Zella Olin Mrs Belle Dunnagan Mrs Martha Clark Mrs Adeline Islip Mrs Ruth Brown Sadie A Boyce Marie Hannon Woodland Prairie Mrs Mary M Giguiere T L Whitehead ryn Simmons Annie Me Williams Nell made her home in this section since i climate of California so impressed Mrs Bemmerly leaves hundreds of friends who mourn her passing The pallbearers John Keehn William G Meyers Thomas Mumma Henry Abele Arthur Keehn and John Keehn Jr EXTENSIVE WINTER PROGRAM PLANNED Wilson Booster Meeting Tonight Under the auspices of the county Republican organization a meeting fostering the candidacy of George Wilson of Clarksburg who is running for a seat in the State Assembly will be held in the Board of Trade rooms of the court house tonight at 8 o'clock A special appeal for voters to go to the polls Tuesday will be made at the meeting Wheat Prices Hold In Steady Market By United Press prices showed F Proctor Bertha Laugenour j Jittle change on the board of trade etta Toothaker Norine Johnson day in view Of significant news Emma Lawson Bernice Abel Blanche i ad extreme uncertainty Grigsby Leona Rogers Pearl j Open Close er Carolyn Gregory Mrs Elizabeth Wolverton M Ella Baker Rhoda Maxwell Anne Reith Hagar Barker Marie Gormen Wilma Kindt beth Wooster Vesta Harter Bonita Schlieman Margaret Porteus lotte Krebs Frank Durst manual Aletha Canning first five grades Frank C McReynolds Viola Barak 6th 7th and 8th grades Zamora Rose olds Marguerite Reckers Stacy strong Music Mrs Elizabeth N HIGH SCHOOLS Clarksburg T Hargis June Lindquist Davis Joint H Cor- nick Abigail Stevens Claire O'Brien Continued on page sis September 111 December March 124 Offices Closed Baby Clinic Off City and county offices will be closed all day day County health department officials announce that the regular baby clinic will not be held The federal government has pre- San county 563 acres for n public Chief Lawson that decided to make his home here he declared The reunion was a complete prise to the Lawsons Those who at- tended were Mr and Mrs Jim Peary and son of Sacramento Mr and Mrs E W Lawson of Roseville Mr and Mrs W E Van Dyke of Sacramento Returning from his vacation in Washington to commence a full gram of work for the coming year L R Bigelow Monday reported that j the prospects for a successful Y M A year are excellent We expect that this year will find us with a complete county-wide the secretary said The keen interest of the boys and the backing of the people of the county mento and Miss Violet Van Dyke 50 FIGHT CAPAY STUBBLE BLAZE Mr and Mrs C H Curry of has been proven and this year we will land Miss Velda Curry Derald Curry make great strides in perfecting oui Mr and Mrs Searcy of parto Mr and Mrs of Bigelow also said that he visited i several other Y M C A groups while jaway and felt that the Yolo county chapters were as active and adequate as any of the ones he inspected The majority of the clubs are ex- to open about September 15 A complete outline of the activities for the coming year will be given to the board of directors soon Bigelow said fire for several hours on the Smith ranch at Capay Sunday afternoon be- for it was brought under control The Fletcher 21 Berkeley flames which destroyed between and 40 acres of land valuable for sheep and hog pasturage was believed to j have started from the sparks of a j Francisco and Elizabeth Lyle I Together they went into a where they found the body Shot Into Head Fired into the forehead at close range the shots had badly mutilated Fischer's head The note merely said good-bye to Mrs Fischer and asked Fitzsimmons to take care of her The orchardist was of a nervous disposition and worried over his wife said He had been greatly worried over recent ment losses and this is believed to be largely responsible for his suicide Married 25 Years Fischer married Carrie Womack daughter of the late W B Womaek m 1904 and they would have their silver wedding next year There are no children The suicide cast a pall over the plans made by Fischer's parents Mr and Mrs Theodore V Fischer neer Winters residents for the bration of their golden wedding this fall Fischer was a native of Winters and was educated there He farmed 70 acres one mile east of the town and recently built a beautiful home on the property Leaves Brothers Two brothers besides his wife and parents survive They are Albert and Continued on Page Three Lasts 15 Minutes Wind Plays Havoc By United Press PHOENIX ed today that damage of a quarter of a million dollars resulted from a nado which raged for less than teen minutes Sunday night On a mile wide front telegraph poles were uprooted windows broken buildings unroofed and power ties disrupted by the drive of hail wind and lightning No deaths wer reported although several persons were injured when struck by flying debris The storm broke shortly after 6 p m with hail stones half inch in eter driven by a wind that attained a velocity of 00 miles an hour Son of Indian Peer Granted i Degree To Be Guest K S another son of In- dian royalty completed the jat the Davis college last week j left Monday for Ireland where he will be the guest of His Royal ness Maharajah Jam Saheb Prince They will meet at the Prince's summer home Castle located in the beautiful County Connemara record at Davis has been an enviable one according to those members of the faculty with whom he has been associated The tion of this work finishes a program of preparation which began in 1917 when he entered the Gujarat College at in the Bombay dency From this institution he re- the A B degree in 1921 after which he was appointed as attache to the Revenue secretary of his native state of It was during his first year in this service that he became imbued with the ambition to secure the sible training in agriculture He left the following year for at Cambridge In 1926 cd a B S in agriculture He spent the following year travelling on continent and M the of Hb Royal in Ireland He tkM decided to comt to the United for further work and Uni- versity of California On Tuesday of last kt Continued
