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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - February 7, 1935, Woodland, California                               International News Service Covers the World for Readers Of This Newspaper ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WOODLAND CALIFORNIA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7 1935 Classified Ads In the Democrat Though Inexpensive Always Get Results ESTABLISHED i TRUNK SLAYER TS CRIME s Political Pot Bubbling as Candidates Wary Let's all sing like the birdies sing With the approach of Spring it's humming time for city and the officials are sizing up the some decided to run again others definitely persuaded to quit and still others in a receptive mood only waiting for a little coaxing election is scheduled for Tuesday April 8 Among the Woodland councilman Growers to Name SALARY LAW U J 0 Chalmers former Mayor and now completing his second term or eighth year on the job has definitely decided to retire A C Huston Jr just finishing his seventh year in office is also going to quit Art took up the job where A Nordyke left off seven years ago J W Martin completing his first term is not entirely decided but he does believe that he will be a date for re-election Harry I Bobb Mayor and also ing his first term of four years said today that he has not given much EXPERTS TAlAt Winters SERA Material for Stolen Shipping Scene of Job Officers were busy Thursday ng for thieves who Wednesday night stole lumber five street lights andi from Third and vorking on a curb and gutter project FOR BRUNO FLEMINGTON J Feb Apricot growers of the Winters dis- will meet Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the Winters hall to prepaie for the coming season and to map plans for participation in designed to aid NEW LEGISLATION AFFECT SESSOR Yolo County to Be Extolled in Radio Address Lr VI t iN x iN J rCD Lw com Third and Hayes a pale the control program SERA employes have who he was a CWA the trust industry i- o o nrl i i Anit Iv after an investigation had he might go haven't made Amos Roth who is on his bulletin to tne I haven't fully Mrs Roth j of L Hillhous admitted that her husband has done j on several clues She isn't so strong for cilman Amos remaining in politics I think four years is long she explained Mr Roth is bedfast with winter infection and will think it over No Doubt Here Those city officials who have no to their future political in- J H Laugenour city attorney J W Hamilton police judge Leroy Hillhouse police Complete control of the salaries of all county officials will rest in the W Gray head of the board of I hands of the Yolo county board ol sors if a introduced in the John 11 testified afternoon uno Hauptmann that control of green fruit shipments will 1 41 I I i ki rl I t 1 icu The missing articles were the trial of thought to continuing on the job but j stolen Yolo county and its agriculture will the topic Friday noon when E Berry Yolo county agricultural commissioner ers a radio address at San Fran- cisco The talk will be Riven from noon until o'clock over Radio in connection with thc the regular program of thc de- of agriculture Berry will discuss the early tory of Yolo county and tell of the strides that have been made in agriculture in this section pointing to the enviable record held by Volo county in son with other sections of the stale PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT SCHOOL said committee of seven that has control ill had to be the proration of apricot shipments helped to the witness stand i A new local associat o Experts on Stand for the inters been Two expert witnesses testified lornied with particular merest Thursday regarding the possibility of aye Canon school which serves as com- tmci munity headquarters for the and Herb Clements treasurer All Tancred section of Capay will four are in training for the election be the scene of a merry of 8 Saturday evening I- eb 9 An o been prepared of Mrs Maud orate program has the direction J A Murray former Justice of the Peace is being mentioned as a under date for Police Judge Starts Controversy A blanket soon to face the state joyed for a time with refreshments legislature may eventually have some i to be served as a closing feature i m rho tne 01 i Eckhardt teacher of the school after that nicks on the plane blade would I which cards and games will be en- make identifying marks Hugh Orr of Massachusetts an architect was the other expert marks made by a Tlle plane evidently in connection to improve shipping conditions ioi th with the marks -on the kidnap ladder demonstrated their A L Martin is manager and J.A tions bv converting Justice s head of the Rioup a bench to a carpenter shou j Boyce was a prominent orchardist ing and cutting long boards Placer county before moving to pattern maker called by the ters 12 years ago and s defense said that plane marks as a keen of markets and according to the angle at which the shipping conditions plane is held Under cross-examination by ney General he admitted of Police Chief i The program of the evening will be jness Hillhouse The would make his as Battle FOR TRESPASS board have given of the introduced as a before the legislature ad- for its first session Eliminate Commission The hill would eliminate the six per cent commission on personal property tax collections now kept by the county assessor and would place the matter of compensation for the county assessor wholly within control of the supervisors The hoard i already holds control of all salaries in offices including of the county assessor but it has no I Howard Rugglo of jurisdiction over the six per cent Oregon escaped unhurt early day morning when his truck over- Truck Driver Uninjured as 2000 MILE FLIGHT WITH BODY ENDS AT TRUCKEE NEVADA CITY Feb Clarence Frechette 27 who confessed it hat he killed his employer Robert Brown 25 near Howell Michigan and drove with the body 2000 miles i across country was lodged in the Nevada county jail Thursday after being brought from Truckee where he was arrested late Wednesday night by state highway patrolmen i ITe said he would not resist extra- clition Mrs Gwen Messenger and John M Rivas passengers in Frechette's car were released after questioning Stopped At Border Frechette was arrested when fornia officers received instructions Michigan to stop any Michigan I cars crossing the border He had sent u telegram from Elko Nevada to the mother of the slain man signing it with the victim's name and asKing for money Mrs Brown became suspicious and notified police The body was found jammed in the rear compartment of car He had up two passengers in Salt Lake City and was driving them to San i cisco for mission on tax collections j ony It is pointed out that with turned at Brown's Corner as the lights illicit of thc new measure all went out just as he arrived at the from the collection of personal intersection property taxes such as the county piu truck headed north crashed tax on automobiles would be turned through a fence turned completely into the county treasury and payment i over and came to right side up to the assessor would be made by the Although the windshield was pne n Country garden dance given by the ve There is some doubt however school evening costumes witn the as to the passing as strong fo lowing Country Dance h becoe a t i pointment of the police chief would be i In the Echo of the the responsibility of the city Council Coming Through the Rye u y would over the ponce i dance Helen Zelda a d dance and Defense Attorney Pope engaged in a heated argument as to s np Orr's exact qualifications to testify i f d n Jn Brodcrick justice hn Msn a r r 1 hoard of supervisors This same plan has been adopted in a majority of the Other counties since the passage of the law giving the power of fixing Pete Adonis West Sacramento salaries of county officers was placed sheepherder Thursday morning was jn hands of the hoards of super- He said that he had had a lai experience in matching grains woods of trespassing with his flock of sheep 111 on the property of L K Kale of West i H of the truck badly damaged the driver escaped injury The driver said that the lights on his truck went out just as he entered the and he believed that he should turn In attempt ing to make visors the turn toward Madison the truck Board Jives Views left the highway and overturned Members of the board in j carried complete of on thf proposed change declared flower loaded at Decato and was on that it would he perfectly possible to i Oregon when the accident it Sacramento Adonis was fined Henry Uhlig wno described himself of thc Peace Frank Parisi with I as the best friend of the late Isidor Adonis was charged with driving continue awarding County No took the stand Thursday of sheep onto R F six mu towed to tin tap as a key witness lie told ot despite repeated warnings commission but thai the final deci- acquaintanceship with and to keep the sheep thc sjon for ThP nr me nonce i that Fisch had purchased his K j swore to the com- service would rest in the hands strongly opposed piano solos Lois Flesher and Elaine ticket for him whon the two sailed laint inst thc board i Nichols song Hayden Crites and for Germany together m 1933 rile damaged truck was Chevrolet hold their cation who desire to continue in vice also thc uncertainties of an by and friend Lhat the I a i Girl Victim of Davis Savant to Speak Scarlet At Yoio Center Meeting AT He said he had intended to go on i to He said he killed Brown I when Brown intimated to him that had had relations with Frechette's j sweetheart whose name the prisoner refused to disclose Brown shot once through the head was squeezed tightly into the trunk on the rear of his car driven by Frechette Seized at State Line Frechette was taken into custody by State Highway Patrolman Frank Carson Information as to Frechette's whereabouts was divulged in a tele- type received late Wednesday night by Acting Captain Ralph Towers of the Sacramento police department It was sent by Charles W Strubel Kalamazoo sheriff who asked that Frechette be held on suspicion of ing murdered Brown Towers Orders The teletype message stated ette planned to stop in Travelers tel in Sacramento as Frechette had telegraphed Roy Brown the ed man's father for money He asked that it be sent to the Travelers hotel The telegram was signed After a check of Sacramento hotels had shown Frechette had not arrived Towers notified the state highway trol checking station at Truckee to watch for the car Identified by Scarred Nose At about p m a sedan cor- School Board Too So the t Lawrence H to the stand were Miller Professor I i the weie Qf M Of River Col f Agr CVL who hfd testified i HaS bcen I M n t of the dairy and others man by a j More 50 dairymen L ou tut -a City Attorney John Laugenour was Wraith Jackson Stephens C from his offices in the Porter Noble and Joe Kergel are willing to I gliding Thursday afternoon for one I ri i of the veterans on the board is not inclined to run again but he has not As Frechette entered the room with a revolver throw up hii hands recognizing Frechette as tho scar across until reason He was preparing to greet i of the veterans on the board is and i i fan J w i i that he had tCs home on at the McKinley avenue rcp j fever The girl's condition was TT ported as satisfactory by staff of Mrs Greta College re- never i The come to a definite decision Mrs Laugenour and son were told School Trustee Wraith is finishing they the Woodland Clinic l his twelfth year in the i some time Thursday i department Dr Noble succeeded i i Chester C McDonald i when the latter decided to run for district attorney Trustee Stephens is completing his first term and Joe Kergel is the newest member of the board having filled the vacancy i college to suspect j who have lations with his wife were arc also those of a friend Fairbanks K and be a of Agriculture and been ill with the dis- much improved No cases have been reported the in Uavis fourth day cours Two Drivers Cited j Revenue Officer On Speeding Charges I Visits Woodland Killed by Mud i Two drivers were arrested latr i W D Mallory of the Internal Stab Pioneer Broderick Man Enters Hospital Briggs pioneer resident of Brodcrick has been admitted to tho county hospital for medical care suf from old age and n WO Wl in- n Pinned beneath a Wednesday bv Yolo county officers i Revenue department was in Woodland was recently attacked by winter m- i to business Pinned beneath a v o n e automobile J and I with the California Highway Patrol on j Thursday attending to business heavy ana SR and un on income Mrs Evening lectures have been held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the annual pood mixer is scheduled and row night tho annual held The short clay afternoon Estate Fight Carried To High State Court ed by the resignation of Eugene T who was compelled by law tn nuit after he had taken up a wao uj is appraiser for the federal He was almost suffocated j Berkeley and E of C 1 l frt P government ace 40 of Charges of speeding 55 miles an hour tors and checking up on income taxes Allen Vale in Frank 40 nf charges oi speeding mues an u G hov tas rescued by They were Ernest W of j Mallory made his headquarters in the Santos not ros Berkeley and E of San offices of Postmaster Anna R i have adm when dragged to Anna R have been admitted io thc ifor treatment Esparto Filipino Believed Girl Scouts Benefit Show Friday to A m m 1 1 Rebuffed by Sacramento P Stoll 1 carried to the state supre his fight to recover damages for ouster as manager of the estate his late father John T Stool mento capitalist Pistol Found In Car Frechette offered no resistance though a revolver was discovered in a side pocket of the automobile Kalamazoo police previously had issued a grand theft warrant for Frechette upon the complaint 1 Hrown's father who charged had stolen his son's car The murdered man's father first 1 placed authorities on the trail of the body when he told Kalamazoo police he suspected his son had been killed He named Frechette as the slayer and asked that he be apprehended upon his own responsibility Towers said Brown's father said in a telegram he believed his son had been on or about January 20 He i offered no facts to substantiate this of theory Shot Because of Old Feud Aid Fund for Erecting Cabin at Rumsey Oast Marion Armington Esparto pino ranch laborer was shot through the left shoulder recently in mento as the result of a bitter rivalry A that has smouldered through the turies in the Philippine Islands This theory has been advanced by J Francis O'Shea chief deputy dis- attorney of Sacramento who has made a close survey of the problem He declares that repeated cases have shown evidence of this ancient B 27 Filipino day afternoon was convicted by a jury of assault with a deadly weapon against Armington had seven witnesses all from tho pine town of Santa Cruz to testify he not in Sacrament the night When various community groups dents Dingle school students Winding masonry wiM ho con- of the shooting while all of j nt for thc Girl pupils A public address along the mountain reason for the shootings stabbings near Rumsey Item will be installed in the leading down from the cabin to the lium by Hustons store creek and up to the mountain trail t The scout camp is located in Cache Stepping stones and a low water hed acquisition of a cabin a ahout n mile w be up h a logical recently acquired camp itc stuam bed CITY ATTORNEY KILLED SANTA Carl in i v 0 r denied Stoll's suit city attorney of Santa Rosa ft damages from the former district attorney was following his ouster as manager killed in an automobile accident at the was directed against Hopland north of here early dav ington Vigan here Friday evening they From vague hints dropped here aiding the project most dear there O'Shea finally has pieced ether what he believes is I Rumsey picnic grounds and just Shade trees abound on the trad and and among Sacramento pins The will be presented yond thc timber highway bridge an attractive as well as creek and is in a spot layout will be developed here by be its working under the sponsorship ing as master of ceremonies Wild prettiest the Yolo county board of Woodland High school auditorium across C origin of the hatred he be- at 8 o'clock with Luther DuBois where thc canyon is said to is forgotten in centuries ofj uler the direct guidance county Girl Scout project in in wi as f bitter rivalry between two Philippine Rose and Cardinal Girl Scouts Plans for the improvement of the island towns Santa Cruz and thc Epilogue and Prologue and grounds include the construction with Youthful residents of those villages other numbers will be presented tho aid of an SKUA appropriation ol are taught from childhood to hate the Jessie West's dancing studio Yolo j a cabin with masonry Moor and I he h gangs of the rival city County Nurses Association Mrs j walls and fireplace The to a proper ucc mu 1 be When they migrate to thc United Hugh Woolworth's students Rotary rounding thc cabin are to he leveled donated by Asa States this rivalry finally Club and Professional and masonry retaining walls will behind who t it pians ann th bursting forth in a murder or other men's club Native Daughters where it is necessary that WOK ny vnt ican legion Lions club further erosion taking place SKUA Boy Scouts to Hold Annual Father Son Banquet Tuesday wil be Tuesday sons whether or not the boys are o'clock at the Parish hall connected with the Boy Scout principal of the Any men wishing 1 igh school are urged to do so of Indian lore will be j one of the boys who will be present principal speaker and will toll of be of tin traditions and customs A turkey dinner win oe   

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