Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 1

M'KFKLY ESTABLISH Ff 1S DAILY ESTABLISHED 187f WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY OCTOBKR R. l'J15 RSED iDAMAGE SUK MA a TO WORK ON TUM'IW PHILLIES WIN FIST GAM OF WORLD'S BASEBALL CLASSIC, 3 1 BROOKLYN VERY SLOWLY Uncanny Control of "Alexan der the Great" Too Much For Boston Red Sox John Quarrels, sentenced to serve six months in the county jail fur bootlegging, was paroled today on the condition that the colored man leave immediately for his home ut Hunuibul, Missouri, where he claims to have a wife and six children living. Quarrels' railroad ticket pas already been purchased, and his departure will occur this evening. He had spent fourteen days in the county keep.

Phillies i liimou 1 Philadelphia, Alexander and Burns; Boston, Shore and Cady. (By Ed. E. Leake) PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

S. Alexander world's baseball series, twirled his teammates to victory over Boston, in the first game of the series today. The score, to 1. I Alexander's wonderful control, which permitted him to make the Red Sox hit the hall where the Phillies were camping, was the outstanding feature of the game. Shore's wildness was costly to Boston.

Philadelphia started the scoring in the fourth inning. Paskert opened with a screaminj; single, and went to second on Cravath's sacrifice bunt Harry went out to Hoblltzel, Paskert racing to third. Whitted then heat cut an infield tap, Paskert scoring. The Phillies maintained this lead until the eighth, when the Red Sox tied the score. After Scott had popped out.

Speaker and Hoblltzetl walked. Duffy "Lewis. California boy. then singled, scoring Speaker, another Cali fornian. Gardner filed out to Paskert, and Lewis ended the inning by being thrown out at third.

Philadelphia came right back in Ibeir half of the eighth and won the game. Stock walked and Bancroft Woman ol Mid Attributes Who Had Visited Son in ttiis afternoon 1 reived the sad tidings or the death at Brooklyn. S. this morning of his mother. Bridget Joyce, wlio visit 'ed Hie local physician in Woodland In and who became well aciiuailited here.

Deceased had been ill from a chronic ailment for some time. Mrs. Joyce was 75 years old. the be loved wife of Thomas U. Joyce, and mother of Joseph Joyce and Mrs.

Mary Dwyer, both of Brooklyn, and Dr. Joyce of this city. Deceased was a dutiful member of the Catholic church and was know for many charitable deeds. Ely Vest, western Yolo youth, paid a fine of $f0 to the county today, for Kilting a deer out ol" season. Ho was arrested by Game Warden l.cc Sinkey.

Vest pleaded guilty and Justice ilatl announced the penalty. 4m i Superior Judge Anderson today de the motion for a new trial In the ase of A. M. Lesser vs. James cows.

Justice Bull late Thursday ruled that .11. A. Kirk, who sued Burnett to recover JO for services due on a contract, is entitled to $47.95. Notice of intention to withdraw notion for a new trial was filed today in the case of Reclamation District 909 s. Finance and pany.

Construction Com Louis Schee, second cook at the Byrns hostelry, lost his suit against Fong Yu, chief 'cook at the same to recover 70.50 as wages. Justice' II ELY VEST $50 10 SLIGHTER A DEER COURT Far Prom Home It Gear and Has to is whispered that E. J. Tharp wanted to cut into the profits of the heartless oil monopoly and at the same time help his Democratic brethren in the southern shuck, who have turpentine to sell and who are in bad straits because ihe war has knocked the bottom out of the cotion market. That may not be so.

but anyway "l.igo" testifies with his hand on his heart Dial turpentine is not a substitute for lubricating oil. He tried it with his big lourliiK ear. The painters have been working at the Tiiarp residence, corner College and 1 anrel streets, and had to have a nood deal of tara phernnlia. IriL lmliiiK turpentine. The mixing of the tree fluid and oil cans is not very clearly filmed, but the head of the Tharp family speeding on (he road to his Sutter farm is plainly discernible.

Warm turpentine is all right in helping an automobile to eat up distance, but when its ardor, which, in this case, is synonymous with temperature, cools there is a frcc.c up that locks a machine B. Ate a Hearty Breakfast This Morning and look Brief Nap roi.soM PHIsox, on. s. IStin is. a negro, was hanged here this forenoon.

So little interest was taken in Hie execution that the ward had difficulty tmircd fourteen Harris was col ii (isseinliling the re ilnesses. icted of Hie murder J'. Rebecca V. Guy, Christian Angeles. Science practitioner.

onfessed to having killed a wo previuus to the murder of Mrs. Otiy. for which he was never tried. Harris was subject to queer spells and the goveiuur hesitated some time befiire allowing him to be hanged, Harris was pronounced dead 15 min after the drop fell. He signal vayed a little just before the ii pr Inn van steadied uy the warden.

Locks Its Running i Be Towed Back as effective! as Co the best of chains and keys. When Tharp was ready to return to Woodland the ear wasn't. As never before its owner realized the siitiiirieaucc of a name. Ho recalled his lessons in word analysis. "Auto plus mobile equals self moving." Pursuing tills line of thought, he sadly reflected that turpentine, put the "bll" in mobile.

That Hie plaguy machine was a self acting concern and moved Its running apparatus only when it pleased self, was now evident. Coaxing and fixing would not make it budge, and the oaths that slart mules would have been powerless. So it is just as well that Mr. hTarp never learned to swear. However, the car's triumph was not complete, and maybe it was not obstinacy on Its part so much as inability to digest turpentine, that made it so sot" in Its ways.

Tharp engaged a tug and the big nut (i was towed back to Woodland. A force of expert mechanics is engaged putting the machine Into shape again. I JVIRCI! Engineer Compelled to Take the Bandits and Mail Car Six miles Away I'AKKEKSUHIG. W. Oct.

S. Two masked men early today held up estbound Baltimore Ohio train at Central, fifi miles east of here, and after uncoupling the mail car and engine, forced Hie engineer to take them to Tollgatc. six miles west. There they rifled the mail car and escaped illi a large amount of unsigned paper money and cash. At Tollgate, the rubbers boarded uu automobile which was awaiting (hem.

Clarksburg federal authorities formed automobile posses at 4 a. m. and are in sharp pursuit. The unsigned paper money was con signed to western banks, mostly in fives, ttns, and twenties. Several though earlier reports placed the amount at about SACRAMENTO.

October 8. W. ('. Measure, charged with election frauds, was today cleared of guilt by action of Judge Glenn in instructing the jury to bring in verdict of not guilty. UENTZ In Woodland, October 7, 1015, to Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Dentz, a daughter. BORN 1 Thai Youog Blahm Was His Parents' Sole Support Chief Contention 0 the Plaintiffs An attempt iijHin the part of the plaintiffs. Jacob and Charlotte Bluhm, who irc suing the Southern Pacific railroad company for $50,000 damages, to show that their son, Fred C. Bluhm, who was killed by a Southern Pacific train, was their chief pillar of support, characterized the court procedure today In the damage trial being conducted in tiie Yolo superior court. So slow was the progress made that the 'attorneys for both sides admitted this arternoon that there Is little likelihood of the case going to the jury before Saturday nightfall.

Attorney Clark Introduced the depo Uilions of Mr. and Mrs. Bluhm and nearly the entire day was taken up with arguments by the counsel for and against striking out certain paragraphs jn the long stisieiueiils. Mr. and Mrs.

Rlnhm deeiarcii that they were wholly dependent upon their son for their care and subsistence. As soon as liiese depositions are dis fmsfel of It is said that Attorney Clark will ask to have the depositions of the train crew admitted into evidence for the consideration of the jury. An 'Kunienlailve session between the wycrs is exacted to folio' this pro Ilul two witnesses. Ben Keehn and Win. Ervlti, were called to the stand today.

The jury was given a recess shortly before 11 o'clock, while the lawyers and Judge llurrougli poured over the voluminous ileposiiions. The jury returned to the box at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon, and were present throughout the afternoon session. Last Minute Live Wires ACTilESS TIUKS SUICIDE. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S.

ant nobby! want Bobby!" This was tbe plaintii Vivian Lyons, former actress and sweetheart of Robert J. Widney. local realty broker and son of Judge it. M. Widney of Angeles, who was taken to the Harlmr hospital early this morning, suffering from polson ing following' an alleged at tempt at suicide.

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN BATHTUB. BOSTON, OcL S. The body Ot Mrs. Bowdoln B. Crowuln shield, wife of the well known yacht designer of Marblehead, was found today In a bathtrb filled with hot water, In the Parker House.

The cause of death, according to Medical 4 Examiner George R. ifoGrath, was drowning. He expressed the opinion that it was accidental, singled, Scott being slow in fielding thi3 city for many vearS( died tere the ball. Paskert drew four wide ones, tns morning at 4 o'clock. Death was filling the hags.

Stock scored when due to the infirmities of old age. De Scott threw out Cravath at first. Lud wa3 S7 years 0la, He 9ur. eras singled, sending home Bancroft, viveQ by a widow. The body will be Boston tried hard to score In the taken to Sacramento Saturday to be ninth, using Hendrixon and Ruth as pinch hitters.

Barry fanned. Hen ctrixon, batting for Cody, was safe when Luderus fumbled his grounder. Ruth, hitting for Shore, fouled out, and Hendrixon was caught at second, 1.1 iT.fl Ell IN Warren M. Holloway, a resident of cremated. The services will be pri vaie and lllEre wi1 be no noral orfer.

jDgB accepted. Sawdust, crushed brick, everything, was thrown onto the playing plot. up a small fortune for the coveted psper slips. Speculators paid their winter ex peases on the proceeds of today's tering. Seldom In the variegated his tory of baseball has a gullible public been prodded in the pocketbook to such an extent as today.

Scalpers who seemed to have cornered the ticket 'supply were fairly well along the road to Independent wealth. Sets of 3 seats brought $30 to 40 without a' protest. 1 John D. Rockefeller and Andy Car bar The style of tne pitching done by nut all threatened to make the In Alexander and Shore differed greatly, fielders crazy with grief and conster working motto was to nation. "'make 'em hit where the fielders were," The crowd, of course, packed the while Shore tried to "pitch 'em where bandbox park to suffocation.

Hun the Phillies bats Alexander dreds stood ontslde the gate and gave Ball rendered a Judgment late Thurs Harris slept very little last night, hut ate a hearty breakfast this morn ins and then slept for a half an hour, Harris went to his death without any stimulant whatever. let the Red Sox hit, while Shore tried for a strikeout record. With a right field bitter up, Alec switched his field crs toward right, and then pitched on the right field side of the plate so the batter would have to hit the ball In that direction. His remarkable con trol was uncanny. Shore, too, twirled a good came and had a world of "stuff," but he was out pitched by "Alexander the Great." The attendance at the game was approximately 20,500, and the receipts about $31,380.

Never before was a world's series, pame played tinder such difficulties wrfar as tbe condition of the field was concerned. The Infield was covered with a In day in favor of the defendant. Superior Judge Anderson today sus named lne detnurrer of the defendant tne rase of Han vs. Almond cilv ii and Development Company, ffi(houl leavc to amend. The plaintiff had amended his complaint three tim KING OF GItbbCL AGAIN ILL.

IAmg jKin Constantine of A according to a dispatch. Women do not do the actual fight Injj. But. they do supply tiie armies with Ihe means of fighting and the nations with the means of living while the fighting Is going on. Stop tbe work of women, and not an army in Europe could remain in the field.

The military test was never a fair one. But fair or unfair, the women are living up to It Vallejo News. I I 'gie could hardly touch $5 pasteboard, so high were the quotations. It was impossible to walk along Broad, Chcat nnt or Market street without being ill. tie read the Bible a creat deal last night and embraced tie Episcopal faith under Prison Chaplain James T.

McGoverti. lr frison physician, attended tlie execution. Warden Smith superintended the hanging. It is the first at Folsotn at which only tho required number of witnesses was present. In answer to a correspondent who asks how long a submarine can slay under water, we would reply that, ac cording to reports, a number of them have been under for several months and the indications are that they will remain ilop'n a long while yet.

Lons (Reach Telegram. slimy, treacherous blanket of mac fairly mobbed by ticket speculators. which' a small ary or grotindkeepers; The Phillies were the first to take labored feverishly but Talnly to make the Held for batting practice. Dem firm underfoot jaree served up some shoots for Mor Shortly before 10 o'clock the dla 'an's sluggers to poke at. mond was flooded with gasoline and a match applied.

The conflagration dried off the CUTfaee, httt seaweJr reached the real seat of tbe trouble, In the meantime, the Red Sox were 'wallowing in the mire on the tide lines, taking the kinks out of their arms..