Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

ASKS MUCH AND GIVES LITTLE Sacramento's Policy in Dealing With Its Neighbors Daily the Evidence Accumulates Tha Shows the Capital IB Dominated by CommeroiaJifjn Sacramento Is constantly reaching out for Yolo county trade, ft organ izes excursions for that purpose, I urges Yolo county to appropriate raors than share for tlis construction of a bridge that will en able Yolo county people to go to the state capital to purchase their sup plies. It appeals to Yolo county for exhibits for tha state fair and urges Yolo county people to atten'fl and in sure Its financial success. In a thou sand different ways It endeavors to profit from the industry, enterprise and resources of Yolo county ant what does It give us In return; Nothing so far as you can notice it. No effort is spared to induce the farmer, the fruit grower, the mechanic and the ordinary laborer to spent money with its business men that should be spent with local tradesmen For a time while the state was committed to the policy of aiding district fairs. Yolo and Sacramento counties comprised an agricultural district.

Sacramento was never known to make an exhibit except in a horse race, at fair held in Woodland, and, with a few notable exceptions, Sacramento people never attended a district fair held in this city. During -the last county fair Marys- vllle and.Chico were better represented than Sacramento. Every day furnishes additional and conclusive evidence that, as a rule, the business men of Sacramento do not come to Yolo county unless they sea a chance to help their business. There Is no reciprocal feeling in their rela- tlons with Yolo county people and industries. AH the Interest they manifest seems to be prompted by a spirit of commercialism.

MOVING PICTURES Capable of Filling a Worthy Place in the CommuDity Practically everything that has appeared in these columns in relation to movingNpictures has been in the form' of an advertisement. It may therefore interest the public to know that the "Democrat" believes that there Is good reason why they should be popular, and that they should fill a long-felt want. We deprecate the feeling entertained by a few that because the proprietors of the moving picture shows appear to be prospering that the shows are not a good thing for the town. They furnish cheap amusement. Patrons are pleasantly entertained without being detained until a late hour, They can go and come as they please.

Of course, our endorsement does not include views showing brutish extremes of drunkenness, horrible crimes and unpleasant details of vice. These shourd not only be frowned upon, but they should be prohibited. Such features as scenes of travel, depicting the natural scenery of the world, are very instructive as well as entertaining and ought to be encouraged. The educational effect Is good. Of course, humor Is all right and It is a restful and healthful diversion, but It should be of the clean kind.

EXTERMINATING PESTS IN NATIONAL FORESTS Interesting results have just been announced by the Forest Service as B. result of the campaign conducted in southern California by Stanley E. Piper, expert of biological survey of the Department of Agriculture, to exterminate ground squirrels and gophera. Extensive experiments were tried to determine the best means of killing off these destructive little animals, and It was found that most effective results were obtained by using poisoned green or ripening barley heads. The squirrels are exceedingly fond of this green herbage, and eagerly ate the poisoned food placed along their runway were also made with oats, wheaX, barley, raisins, prunes, dried apples, and cracked corn, but these did not prove so successful.

While green barley proved most successful for poisoning ground squirrels, yet the difficulty of procuring a sufficient supply in all localities led to dried barley grain being tried. The grain was treated with strychnine sulphate, cassbarine, and eggs, and although this combination proved very destructive to the squirrels, It had practically no effect upon doves and quail. In fact, a deliberate attempt was made to poison these birds at their watering places, but no bad effect suited. The poisoned grain was also used in fields grazed over by sheep and produced no III effects whatever. The experiments also proved that gophers were partial to ralsfns and dried apples, and these were successfully used In the poison experiment It was found that by sprinkling the nppies or raisins with the strychnine (solution, as effective results were produced as could he obtained by Inserting the poison into the fruit.

TO PIANO OWNERS. Mr. J. F. Cullar, the piano tuner, IB In Woodland again for a few days.

Mr. Culiar Is a tuner of twenty years' experience and has done most of this work In Woodland for the past seven ycnrs. Ho la here at this time doing work at the Convent, preparatory to the opening till) school. Those de- Birlng work may orders at Wooiicy'a or Provost's, PERSONAL MENTION, Social Gojsip of or Leu to the Vublio, (Continued Prom First Page.) Mrs. J.

McCnpe returned to Colus- today. W. O. Russell was an arrival till- morning. Mrs.

Jones went to Bakersfleld thl! morning, John Root came dawn from Zamora (Uls afternoon. to Hamilton from F. J. Prlen returned via Sacramento C. T.

BIdwell was an arrival the north this morning. W. J. Bemmerly returned from San Francisco this morning. George.

Clark came up Irorn San Francisco this morning. Mrs. Nora Jackson came over from Sacramento this morning. Miss. Florence Cummins returned from McCloud this morning.

Mrs. Luck was an arrival on the afternoon train from the north'. Sheriff Montgomery and H. Goodln rere passengers on the afternoon motor. Miss Ora Windsor 'and Miss Elsie Sieber went to Sacramento on the afternoon motor.

L. Turton, a Napa architect, was Woodland Tuesday and returned ftome this morning. Mrs. Mary Westover came up Jrojn San Francisco this morning to attend the Wilson funeral. Mrs.

D. S. Colburn and daughter, Miss Bertie, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Mer- ntt, Mrs. J. Gould, Mrs. Noonan and daughter went to San Francisco thia morning-. Schluer has as his guest, A.

Tteinert of New York. The two were loya Germany. They the United States together and both ocated In Sacramento. Finally they eparated. Mr.

Schluer came to and and Mr. Relnert went to St. Lpuis -ind subsequently to New York. Ed I. Leake returned today two-mouths' trip on which" he visited' 'ortland, Seattle, Vancouver, Calgaix y.

Medicine Hat, Toronto, Plct.oa Fergus, Delhi and 1 many'of the scenic ittractions ot Canada, also. Niagara 'alls, New York and Chicago. He ar- ived in Sacramento today about noon ir 24 hours late. The delay was due a washout In. the railroad near Publo.

AMUSEMENTS AT THH BUTE. The program that will be presented at the the greatest that has ever been shown. A Strange Meeting, a Blograph feature, adapter from Mrs. Fishe's play, Leah Klesclma Is the leading feature, and Is a dandy When The Flag Falls, a Revolutionary War story, la a feature picture, that will make the blood course In every American breast. The Bugle Call Is an Intense and thrilling heart story while The Truant la a comedy that Is funny from start to finish.

Harris. Lorraine has two splendid SOUEB. a glance it can easily be seen that the entire program is sure to please everyone. CENTRAL THEATER. The 'Convict's Sacrifice, a big Bio- graph feature, will bo the headllner at the Central for Wednesday and Thursday, and everyone Uriows what Biograph films are.

The rest of the program la unusually good. "Tho Barber's Revenge," "Amazons at Different Periods," "The New Cop," and Is Which?" make up a splen- au2C The ladles of the M. E. church will a chicken pie dinner from 11 to THE CRIME OF IDLENESS. Idleness means trouble for anyone.

It 3 the same with a lazy liver It auses constipation, headaehc.jaundice sallow complexion, pimples and blotches, loss of appetite, nausea, but Dr King's New Life Pills soon banish liver troubles and build up your health. 25c at W. H. Lawson's. "Doan's Ointment cured me ol eczema that annoyed uie a long time.

1 lie cure was Mathews, Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me, BORN. Woodland, August 25 1909 to the wife of C. G. Leigh, a ten- pouad son. OF WESLEY WIL80HI The funeral of the late Wesley Wilson was held in the Christian church 2 o'clock this afternoon.

There was very large attendance both In the hureh and at the cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. S. SIcHatton of Frultv.ale, vho was an intimate friend of the amily. He was assisted by Rev.

A. Charnock of the Congregational htirch. Song service was conducted by a hoir consisting of W. H. Browning nd wife, Thos.

Cranston and Miss lae Griggs, and II. Woolley as organ- The pallbearers were A. D. Porter, H. L.

Button, T. Clowe, Ed Greene, am Williams and A. Reid. Many beautiful floral pieces were aid upon the grave at the conclusion the services. LOCAL BREVITIES.

Reports are to the effect that Mrs. wen Armstrong's condition Is un- IiangetK sale of ladies' and children's weater coats Is advertised by the rade Palace. Nightwatohman Clary arrested a lan on First street Tuesday eight was making himself generally bnoxloua When he was arraigned be- ore Justice Laruptou this morning he ave the name of Daniel Clcary. He serve a. term ol 40 days In the ounty jail.

COURTHOUSE-NEWS. LcRoy Coil has filed a petition for le probate of the will of his late wife, lary Freeman Coil. The petition al- eges that the estate does not exceed he value of $10,000. The will Is dated pril 19, 1903, and nominates Mr. oil as executor and also names him sole legatee.

The estate consists BO shares of the capital stock of the Jank of Yolo, valued at $5000, and eal estate of the value of JGOO. SEARED WITH A HOT IRON, scalded by overturned '1th a by slammed door by gun or in any other way thing needed at ones Is Bucken's Arnica Salve to subdue inflamma- ion and kill the pain. It's earth'a upreme healer. Infallible for bolls, leers, fever sorca, eczema and piles. 5c at W.

H. Lawson's. If you are all run down Foley's Kld- ey Pills will help you, aa they trengthen the kidneys BO they will limlnate the Impurities from the blood tiat depress the nerves, and cause ex- anstlon, backache, rheumatism, and rlnary irregularities, which sap the itality. Do not delay. Take Folcy's tirtney Pills at once.

Sold by J. R. helton. TAKE NOTICE. Al) persons nre recommended to take 'oley's Kidney Pills for backacho, hcumatlsm, and kidney and bladder roubles, as they are healing and antl- loptlc and correct urinary Irregularl- ies which, If neglected, may develop nto a serious Illness, They restore ealth and atrcngth.

Do not neglect Igna of kidney or bladder trouble and Isk Brlght'g disease or diabetes. Sold by J. Shelton. Half faro Beacb. See pare t.

I- Ml FIFTY-CENTJOLUMN. Advertisements not exceeding five lines under this heading, 50 cents per week, or less, payable in advance. FURNITURE FOR lot of good furniture for sale. Enquire of Mrs. H.

S. Smith, 133 North First street. Bu30 woman to do housework. Mrs. L.

D. Lawhead, Second street au30 DANCE AT will be a fruit-growers' dance at Yolo town hall, Saturday, August 28th. Admission, including supper, $1. au28 DOMESTIC SEWING Now sold by H. J.

Provost. Special prices to advertise. Join our a week club. ISasJ' for everybody. 3 machines forms a club.

Clubs forming every day. Join, now and be ready with aji 'up-to-date machine to do your fall sewing. "The Concordia." Provost's Music Store. au30 FOR handsome modern 7- room cottage, with all the up-to-date improvements, and in first-class condition. Located on west Main street.

For further particulars, address Thotnaa Boyer, Woodland. se6 buneli of keys. Owner can recover same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. au28 WOOD FOR cords of 4 foot wood, also a. lot of stovewood.

Enquire of Lloyd Tabler, Grafton, CHI. an27 THE WOODLAND EMPORIUM The Store With City Prices PHOMS Advance Styles Fall fciuits SKIRTS and WAISTS Fall'Goods Arriving Daily in All Departments Early Special Prices on Blankets THE NOETH STAR BLANKET NONE BETTJBB Your Chance Now We want to keep our tailors busy during the dull season so are offering great bargains to accomplish this. Four hundred new styles to select from. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. We make a specialty of cleaning Four doors "west ot Yolo Co.

Savings Bank. H. HACHHFANN The Leading Tailor Mam Street, Woodland 2d3 ver Man Enj oy while at least, buying thevery best things, even If they do cost Wear a STEN1NG suit once and you Once in a -win .1 -will find that worn the year round they cost less limn any other kind "JSP he Fa BeaSOD theto Scotch Tweeds and All exclusive patterns, andonly to be found here. We extend cm Invitation to all to call in and see our new fall line of fabrics consisting of all the newest and nobbiest things ofthe season consisting of H-4-HH Our BIB LUMBER SALE July was a Decided Success We have sold thousands of foot ot our special stock, and have pleased all of our customers, and wo are sure that we can please you, in QUALITY OF MATERIAL and SERVICE. You are not entirely too late to pick up some of our good snaps, If you hurry.

We Have Some Fine Bargains in Redwood and Pine Ruslic Oregon Pine and Spruce Cedar and Fir Ruslic Dimension and Boards Cedar Ceiling Redwood and Cedar Posts f' Ceiling Redwood Dimension and Boards 0. P. and Spruce Flooring This Stock Must Go. First Come, First Choice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Before placing your orders elsewhere We will not give you PRICES to keep under your We 1 Wl IGTOR DeMARAIS Manager, Woodland. Sunset Main 10 PHONES Farmers' 907 2(16 FRED STENING Successor to Chas.

Co, Nobby Clothes Maker, 2d2 Yoln Bids for Painting Courthouse 1 By order of the Board of Supervisors' I bids for painting the courthouse In accordance with plans and specifications on file with the county clerk, will be received up to, September 1000, at 2 p. m. C. F. HADSALL, Clerk of the Board.

au4-ll-lS-25-sel-dw HELP Canning Company. Winters, Cal. Four weeks' work. Cottages or tents furnished. Telephone or write immediately for further particulars.

au26 Woodland, August 20th, a buggy or surrey duster. Owner can have same by paying for this notice. au27 two-story dwelling on First street. Lot Everything in good Al shape. This Is a bargain at $2750.

Simmons Webb au26 LAWSON Auctioneers. We are listing dates for fall sales. Secure your date. Send In your list and we will do the rest. Address J.

D. R. G. Lawson, Woodland, or W. H.

Hord, No. 704 Market street, San Francisco, Cal. jy22tf FOR acres of orchard In full bearing, H4 miles west of Winters. Enquire of August Brinck, ocll SEWING MACHINE SALE Beware of over 50 In stock and have only about 18 left. Half price.

Woolley guarantees them. Next to postofflce. Pianos to rent. auStf CARPET am operating a Meyer Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Machine and am prepared to clean all kinds ot carpets, matting, mattresses, couches and all upholstered furniture, portieres and curtains at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed.

Both country and city work solicited. D. B. BIDWELL. jy-19-tf WANTED Almonds, dried fniits poultry, eggs, 100 pounds or carloads.

A. M. Baton, 718 Main street, auietf LADIES' and Jackets, man-tailored, to order. We are showing our beautiful line of samples of fall styles. Our prices are the lowest.

We can save you worry and money. A rare chance for style, quality and economy. Gco. Luck, up-stairs, over Spaul- dlng's. Ladles' and Gents' tailor.

auUtf ANYONE WISHING to adopt a child or provide It a home may do wall to conoult with the Yolo County Probation Committee. Address J. 8. Craig, Secretary, Woodland. PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice of the time and place for hearing the petition to probate the laat will and testament of Mary Freeman Coil, deceased. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Yolo. In the matter of the estate of Mary Freeman Coil, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 7th day of September, .1909, at 10 li o'clock a. m.

of said day, and the courtroom of said court, at the courthouse in the city of Woodland, county of Yolo, state of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Mary Freeman Coil, deceased, and for hearing the application of LeRoy Coll for the Issuance to him of letters testamentary ipon the same, in pursuance of his petition, heretofore filed herein. Dated August 25; 1909. C. F. HADSALL, Clerk.

By B. BOURN, Deputy. Arthur C. Huston, Attorney for Petitioner. R( See Our Windows Full of bargains in Underwear.

All quality goods at extremely low prices. Fall and Winter Styles in Plats have arrived. We lead in style, quality and price in all lines of Gents' Furnisliing Goods 1000 Now Novels "By Leading Novel Writers of the clay i lOc 15c 25c Advance Styles In Boys'Fall School Suits Since our removal to our new store, we have doubled our-stock of Hoys' Clothing an'rl Furnirliings. At the present we have such a large assortment that we can suit the most particular buyer. See windows.

IK I I Hughs Lee Successors to R. E. Boyle. WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA Id 5 I "The Hub" 524 Main street idG 6, BOWMAN GO, LICENSED PLUMBERS. Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Electric Wiring Sheet Metal and Cornice Work Water Tanks and Troughs to order.

Pump boring outfit for rent. All work guaranteed. Phone 2831. 423 W-jflt Main Street Id2 SUNRISE LAUNDRY X. TAK405 Main Street AMOKN.

Prop. Phone 243 All Kinds i Laundering Neatly Done. DYEING AND DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY Lowest prices work delivered Id2 HUTCHISONS SUMMERS "The Store of Quality" ids Oriental Laundry Hlsn K. Kiimamota, Proprietor. First-class Work a Specialty.

Reasonable. "Prompt Delivery" HIT Motto. Phone Main S813. 417 First Street, Woodland, Cal. SORING LAXATIVE STOMACH TnoukLt SAM T.

WILLIAMS General Drayman Piano Moving a Specialty TELEPHONE 61 WOODLAND SECOND HAND Store New and Second Hand Stoves and Furniture Bought and Sold 413. Main slreet; Woodland 3741. Opp. Native Sons Butldtiig HARNESS! Handmade harness for prices ami quality caa- not be equaled. Why buy machine made har- ness when yon can buy a better quality of handmade harness for the same money? FULL LINE UF MOON BUGGIES AND GENERAL HARDWARE 1 Come look over our stock.

Farm wagons J. A. MURRAY NEW BUILDINGS GROUNDS RACING MUSIC ATTRACTIONS I STOCK PARADE LADIES' TOURNAMENT GR1SAT "GLAD WAY' CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR Sacramento, August 28 to September 4, 1909 SPECIAL SPECIAL COUNTY AWARDS CASH PREMIUMS AGRICULTURE HORTICULTURE VITICULTURE QUINTESSENCE OF CALIFORNIA SOIL AND CLIMATE MAHUFACTUR1N6, MININ8 and INDUSTRIAL DISPLAYS BM "SoTsT II. A. JA8TBO.

President. SSIS WMlth SIJIE PARK, G4KUHO, SEPFEMBER 18 TO OCTOBER 2, 1909 au31 K.M.CO. Telephone Main 2053 FAULKNER-PEART CO, (Incorporated. Successors to D. A.

Faulkner.) Machine ShoDs all kind: clilne work. Agents 4.