Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - November 6, 1928, Woodland, California Election News Advance preparation has been made by the Democrat to give the complete newsy service Wednesday it has ever attempted for an election Today's Best Smile Mr says he can make up a sentence with the word neuritis like What most humor need are Winchell in New York Graphic ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WOODLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 1928 ESTABLISHED SMITH OVER Seven Rescued When Clarks a LOSS IN WHEN TRUCK TIPS CRAFT Steps were being taken here day to raise the Clarksburg ferry which sank heavily loaded in 15 of water in the Sacramento river Monday near the Yolo county side No one was The cargo ing a loaded lumber truck and trailer and three automobiles was taken on the Sacramento side of the river There were two women and five men j on the craft Mrs William Lorden i and her sister were taken from thu ferry in a row boat which put j from the bank when it became ent that the craft was in distress Legion Gridder Breaks Leg and Doesn't Know It Alfred Hile guard on the land Veterans football team broke his leg while playing at Willows Sunday and did not know it until Tuesday when he had an made at the Woodland Clinic pital out of the game early in the first quarter His leg pained him but he hobbled around on it When it grew worse he sought ical attention and discovered the break OUGHT i Burglar Gets at Davis Take Arrest of G H Manica wealthy turkey raiser of this county on a i Dropping through a skylight a j burglar Monday night robbed the ivis Steam Laundry of about in cash Thc according to Huberty evidently knew where charge of battery was expected today j the Was hidden After j The charges were preferred by out the till he went to a closet sister-in-law Mrs Anna Manica a bag of change was kept and PERILS CITIES Brighton Sacramento county after an altercation late Monday in which j ica is alleged to have struck her in the j syc with his fist Egress was gained by unlocking door Thc fact that the burglar knew the location of the money and Manica is the owner of about let himself out of the laundry turkeys in the Elkhorn district and so indicates that he was Bv United Press CATANIN main stream of lava from Ml Etna which burst It mat waa m t One of the automobiles on violent eruption again Monday rolled off the end and sank soon after 1 night had touched two cities Tuesday the ferry began to list Oil and was threatening a third The tanker tried to right the boat but the main stream of lava poured down tnc weight on board was too great valley and ha Soon after putting out the touched the villages of and listed heavily to the side of the Nunziata Thc lava flow is continuing one paddle wheel was lifted clear toward the city of the water and the hold began to fill thing in the path 01 molten ma with water Despite help from valuable and boats the ferry drifted down stream orchards has been destroyed about 500 feet and grounded on a sand j Flowing rapidly down the slope i molten rock was traveling at a rate of The lumber truck was the property hour 14 feet high and of a San Francisco firm and carried two-thirds of a mile wide hardwood for the new Courtland High school valued at more than j Lumbermen have declared that the lumber if salvaged will be a total loss The ferry was being operated by 7000 more above Knights His home is at Brighton Landing i jar the place BOYS TO ATTEND Y CONFERENCE CIRCLE TO COMEDY Returning to the home late Monday j Of Criminal Identification was called j Constable Hillhouse night with his wife Manica accused to Davis by Constable Huberty and the sister-in-law of taking some of jsome good specimens of the burglar's the articles out of the house When j finger printes were discovered his wife and the sister-in-law The laundry is owned by the the latter is said to Brothers of Woodland who are drawn a knife Manica stepped in to also proprietors of the Woodland aid his wife and in the battle thu French Laundry sister-in-law struck in the eye Although the offense took place in Sacramento county Sheriff James W Monroe was given the rant for arrest Theft 60 PER CENT OTE CAST YOLO AT CLOCK Earliest returns in the jing race 1 today were proving indefinite with a taken by one candidate in one locality offset by the other party er in another i Both candidates however expressed i themselves as well satisfied with the returns tabulated up to p ra Although Hoover was apparently j carrying a few districts in Texas j Smith was expected to carry the state J with rural votes I Several deaths from excitement A demonstration by a group of i were recorded There were some ar- man Tharp place near Capay Pioneers who went rests and minor disturbances but con- the attempted thief and fired a single of th record vote the shot at him The man dropped a LINK PLEA T GUN NEAR CAPAY Hiding somewhere believe local lice lies an attempted turkey thief badly wounded Piecing together two episodes that occurred Sunday night near Capay Sheriff W Monroe expressed the conviction that the man who tried to steal a turkey from Wither Cline wounded when Cline fired gunshots at him But an exhaustive search Tuesday morning failed to reveal any trace Hoover Winner In High School Straw Ballot Herbert Hoover is choice of Woodland High school students for the presidency At an election held Tuesday the Republican standard bearer nosed out Governor Alfred E Smith 183 to 170 One student voted the Socialist ticket and the Prohibitionist party did not receive a vote The election culminated several weeks campaigning Recently lic speaking class team took the stump in interest of their Clarence Morrel of the State Bureau Of the man to Sheriff Monroe and OFFERS STUNT Capay heard A h the ritualistic work of a 1 the record breaking meeting was the day passed with unusual calm This j by the Woodland Rotary club j and Chicago R n who lives A discussion on loyalty followed the Philadelphia reported that warrants v f i if ranch reading of the synopsis of the story I had been issued for arrests of 15 that the pleas were only a ruse by a man hoped to gain entry to his home young Duncan refused basketball and track late today insisted that on the meet contests and exhibited the j basis of reports it had received Smith to be presented to the winners j should carry Missouri and Wisconsin home talent will feature n of a three-act comedy to go out Monroe is of the opinion that the man presented under the auspices of Charles Butler who declared that he was misled as to the weight of the truck because it -was covered with canvas Residents of the Clarksburg section land Chinese are apprehensive over the loss Winters transportation facilities Until the Speaks at Winters Peter Wong Chinese theological student and at an Sunday afternoon Wong is sent by Board of Missions of the feiTy is replaced it will be necessary j Presbyterian church in behalf of the for them to travel some five miles to work the Chinese in California 1 1 i n N n T Ml Freeport to get across the river Boys Will Speak Here rescue home work di- by Donaldina Cameron in San Francisco He stated that work among the Chinese has been carried on since 1852 shortly after the gold rush He is an intelligent speaker la University of California graduate forceful and attractive in manner His descriptions of China town in San i Francisco were graphic and impress Eight boys from Woodland Davis Winters and Esparto will be chosen j i tha Circle of Esparto at Esparto High i is auditorium Friday night jf hearsing for play and who lor pray aim wnu A older boys conference to be held Williams Saturday and Sunday There the local youths will meet with and leaders from 20 other schools for a two-day program of study sions and recreation Lion wm e one of the shows ever staged in success in several in these events Several of the boys gave a stration of the tests they are required to take Stewart Cranston and bie Jones engaged in a boxing contest which was declared a Rum Thc boys i'articipatins in the demonstration were Maynard ilow Kenneth Brown Stewart and further Georgia by Neck And Race Hoover was leading in 32 out of 150 precincts in Tulas county homa In 32 out of 49 precincts in El Paso county Texas Smith led by to 1476 Kansas was giving Hoover a better than 2 to vl lead but this was normal of the southern statos under the SAN Warren Morris president of the U J club is to take parr ol in the program He will speak on The Conference Quest The theme for the period is The Quest and talks are to be given on various phases of the Federation of Women's clubs It is a take off on the By United Press j v W ston Guy Gibbs Bob j Likewise returns from the south gave Jones James Hatcher and Jack smith a marked lead out of the gerald C C Hatcher is leader of the group and the meeting was conducted under his direction Son Banquet scheduled for November thrilling stories to re- 3 6 L R Bigelow Secretary has count started to make preparations for the event which is of major importance in the Y M C A program Albert M Chessley of San cisco new state boys work secretary He addressed church at Esparto the Countryside the MARRIAGE LICENSE R A U N Woodland Nov 6 to Floyd L ov has accepted the invitation to be 30 Gertrude L Braun 30 ce re- main speaker Chessley recently re- turned from France where for eight years he was boys work s- another part of the program the recently elected officers of the of directors will be installed The ner is to be served at the Y M C A club by the members of the ary Alliance and it -s in the cast are the rent in maritime circles up and down i Secretary L R Bigelow under the Pacific coast to the effect that the supervision the various groups notorious rum runner addressed the meeting included m me cast cue had engaged in a battle with a coast He took occasion to thank ing residents of Esparto and guard cutter at some point off the for sponsoring Boys Mrs Jennie Bolton Miss Nita were discounted by the coast spring and extended an I 1J IVt ICC H 1 i ca ful counted In the South the sole surprise to 3 p m was that in to Texas where about one third of the precincts gave Hoover an 1929 to 1753 It was in Houston that the Democrats nominated Governor I Smith J The principal speaker will be Harry I Hopkins Mi Kingman Y M C A student tary at the University California and noted athlete way Miss Dean Hubbard Miss Mrs J Jensen Hoover Votes for Mis Margaret White Mrs Joe Sener Mrs H II Gable and Mrs Carl Parents Teachers Vote for Regional Council Big Vote In Yolo invitation to the Rotarians to the annual Fathers and Sons banquet on November 16 During the business session of the Rotarians it was ed that the club will hold its luncheons hereafter at Hotel Woodland Self at Stanford j present Program By Untied Press A J I STANFORD j A program sponsored by the Hoover Tuesday cast his vote for j Teacher association was presented at himself as president in a polling place Madison hall Saturday evening by on Stanford University amid Madison Cottonwood and Gordon dis- MARRIAGE DECLARATION Like elsewhere throughout the tion Yolo county was casting a ord vote By 3 p m 60 per cent of the registered voters had cast their ballots and it was freely predicted that the closing of the polls would see at least an 80 per cent vote re- corded This would mean that more than Half of Yolo county's allotment of to the Sacramento Region zens Council was ordered paid out of the advertising fund at the meeting of the board of supervisors Monday The will be paid after is shown that other counties in it ceremony Yolo Returns to Be Heard Over Four Radio Station s Notorious Gambler Gun Shot Victim No news service will be In addition the Democrat's the Democrat office porters will wire local election i 1C schools The opening number j region come through with ja piano solo by Kenneth I quotas was followed by a short skit by pupils of Gordon school Madison students presented a singing and dancing act and Cottonwood a playlet Mrs Thomas Tadlock accompanied on the piano Cards and lancing followed the program and refreshments were served their L E X A N D E R In j 6200 record Woodland Nov 5 James Augustus Walker 26 Madison and May Alexander Woodland have expressed their preference in the heated race Most noteworthy in the local elec- tion was the number of women voters WEATHER going to the polls At 3 p m it was For the lower Sacramento i estimated that 36 per cent of the votes Fair and cooler tonight probably with frost Wednesday generally fair Aggies Win Stock Judging Girl Takes Highest Honors night All resources will be saved tins to the San Jose News which is and concentrated toward publishing a to broadcast over KQW paper Wednesday that will give as nearly complete returns as it is sible to get Instead of giving service locally By United Press NEW Rothstein one of the most famous of the nation's gamblers died Tuesday at Poly Clinic hospital of wounds received late day The colored bits of pasteboard by which Rothstein earned a fortune apparently turned against him and cost his life for police still held the theory that he was shot because of a gambling debt 1 rt I the in co-operation with the United Press and with fifteen California newspapers will broadcast Yolo county election returns during the evening over four radio KPO and KFRC San Francisco KGO Oakland and KQW San Jose Democrat news men will handle the local election reports for the Uni- ted Press which is serving stations They will also nish the Yolo county bulletins to the International News Service which is serving KFRC I Other State papers chosen to operate with the San Jose News for State returns are the Marysville Willows Journal Red Bluff News Chico Record ville Register Salinas Gilroy Dispatch Oroville Register Redding Searchlight tain View Bee Santa Cruz News and Hollister Free Lance The arrangement concluded by the Democrat with the two major radio stations of San Francisco and with KGO Oakland and KQW San Jose will enable Yolo county people to sit at home by the fireside and learn the local results as well as the national Poincare Cabinet Quits After Meet By United Press cabinet of Premier Raymond Poincare formed in July 1926 resigned Monday and the col- resignation was accepted by President Gaslon Domergue The resignation of the entire cabinet came after four ministers had presented their resignations earlier to Premier Judging teams from the University of California Agricultural college Davis carried off honors in several events at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition now being held at according to word ed Tuesday The Dairy Products team won first prizes in milk cheese and ice cream Laurence A Manley won first prize in D A Cordray first in cheese and Robert Jameson high sweepstakes Miss V Williams took first place from all contestants in Animal Husbandry judging Her team took third In the products contests Cordray and W S Foraker placed second and third respectively Thc produce team was given a ribbon for fourth place in butter Details of the contests were not sent to Davis The team expects to return Thursday College teams several of the principal cities in the northwest arc participating Events will be concluded day Results of the livestock judging will probably be announced day Several Yolo county stock ers have entered animals in he events checked had been caSt by women Issues Bring Votes The desire to vote was ed Sharp issues and two great party leaders brought out the vote as never before Many were waiting at the polls when they opened at 6 o'clock this morning and as many as 20 had voted in some of the Yolo during the first hour The heavy vote and long ballots will make tallying a long process Legal procedure will prevent the count's beginning before about p m and it will be another hour before the officials are in the swing of tallying and can speed up the count Expect Returns Late Final returns from some of tho larger precincts are not expected to be turned in to the office of Harry until iate tomorrow morning There was little evidence of Continued on Ste
