Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

Pubtahcd Evealnfi ED. B. UKA.KJB. Editor and Proprietor TERMS: one 2.50 montJit per month, by carrier 60 rHK YOU3 DEMOCRAT: (Weekly) Weekly, year I postage J2.6* Weekly, tix monlht i.jf Weekly, three TIME TABLE SOUTH BOUND. 17, MarysvJIle to S.

F. and 13. Oregon to S. P. via 523.

Hamilton-Sac, motor 29 Red Bluff to S. P. 11. Shasta Limited (uo stop) 525, Tehama-Sac. motor (cou- nects at Davla with No.

109 for San Francisco NORTH BOUND. 14. S. F. to Oregon, via SO.

S. P. Sac. to Red Bluff, via Willows 12. Shasta Limited (no 522.

motor 15. S. P. Sac. to 7:10 524.

Sac. Tehama motor FRIDAY MARCH 29, 1912 President Taft baa sent the report of his tariff board to congress and from this report there is but one conclusion to be drawn. The president committed a grave error when he vetoed the tariff measure passed by Democrats aud Republican Insurgents, This report does not Justify a single change In (he rates adopted by the vetoed bill or proposed Jn the pending 1)111. Francis J. Heney and Rudolph Sm-eckles, who were so closely associated In the graft prosecutions and who were Uie founders of the progressive Republican party in California, hav parted company.

Mr. Spreekols is fo Senator LaFoliette and Mr. Heney i tov Colonel RooseveU. Both are lead ing forlorn hope. 1 COURTHOUSE NEWS.

Mary Glide Goethe has given a powe of attorney to Lizzie H. Glide, A decree of final distribution of the estate of William Russell, deceased, to Florence, "Jack" Russell, J. W. Rug sell and Susan Mary Allen, has been filed. A marriage license was Issued this morning to LeRoy Campbell Peck, a native of California, 27 years of age and Bernice Prances Qulnn, also a native of California, 19 years of Both are residents of Courtland.

Some of the Smart Alecks who hafl rather be kicked than not to be noticed at all in the columns of the "Democrat" will have to get their advertising In some other way. In IMS Angeles the people utilize schoolhouses for voting places. This seems to us to be a progressive step that might be emulated with advantage by the people of The Call says President Taft gave California the Pacific-Panama exposition, and the Bulletin Bays Colonel Roosevelt gave us tho canal that made the exposition possible. So there you are. By a Vote of 11 to 1 San Francisco authorized the issuance pf $8,000,000 in bonds for a civic center It would be very gratifying if such a feeling of civic enthusiasm could be awakened in Yolo county.

From the big cities comes the report meat prices have reached the point known, in twenty-two years. Lack of rain, causing scant grass for cattle and sheep and a shortage of alfalfa and barley for hogs is the cause cited by most of the dealers Governor Johnson, a candidate for delegate at large on the Roosevelt ticket, has been challenged to meet William B. Smythe, candidate for the same position on the'LaFollette ticket, in joint debate, but the governor has shown no inclination to accept the chaljenge. It is a significant circumstance that Governor "Wilson is the only Democratic candidate who is making a contest in every state in the Union. His 'opponents are working the favorite son stunt over time.

The rank and file of the Democracy' ought to have no difficulty in determining what this means. If some of those who are persistently agitating the parole of Abe Ruef would make the same effort in behalf of Dr. W. P. Burke, who was convicted upon circumstantial evidence, and whom hundreds of people believe to be innocent, they could he commended for doing a humane and just act.

It is current rumor Warden Hoyle is to be transferred to Folsom, Warden Reilly is to lose his job and ex-Sheriff Finn of San Francisco is to he appointed warden at Sau Quen- tln. We have never been disposed to criticise Governor Johnson's appointments, but we will have to draw the line at Finn. The state board of control and the state highway commission are at loggerheads and threatening to air their differences in court. The trouble seems to be that the commission wants to control its own affairs so far as letting contracts are concerned while the board of control insists on being the whole show. If the space can be obtained In the new Vallejo and Northern railroad depot it would be a capital idea for the Pacific-Panama Exposition local committee to collect and maintain an exhibit of the products of the county.

Such location would be central and we believe that such an enterprise would receive liberal support from the public-spirited people of the county. County Registrar Haub is authority for the statement that in Sacramento 2400 men whose names appeared on the register of 1U10 an Republicans have changed their party affiliations and are now registered as Democrats. Some of these men probably registered as Republicans to help some Republican Candidate for governor but no doubt some of the changes are duo to the discontent in the Republican party and the probability that the next president will a Democrat. A REMONSTRANCE Editor i note in you last issue of the sale of a 40-foot lo fronting on north Second street, be twean Court street and the alley which is to be covered with a corru gated iron building aud used as warehouse for R. B.

Cranston. There is probably no recourse fo those of us who have lived in Wood land over half a century in the hop of seeing some restrictions put agains the construction of such buildings in the business district. The building by Berg estate on th alley back from the City Hall shoulc never have been permitted. The sam Is true of the Electric garage. Now we are to have a repetition of thl dangerous and unsightly barn build mg, between the postoffice and the new courthouse (which we did not ge but were not without hope until hear of this character of building tha is to go up right in the foreground) How can we expect to get a new cour house, if anyone who will pay thi price, can buy a lot so near that pop ular public square, and erect anything he pleases thereon? The owner has the undeniable rlgh to sell his properly to whomsoever he pleases, ami the purchaser as a rule has the same right to build anything he pleases thereon, but in such an in stance as this, the city trustees should pass an ordinance relegating all ware houses to the railroad switches and prohibiting any such buildings as this to be constructed so near the business center.

No other town in California of the importance of Woodland would allow it From my personal viewpoint the re- maiuiug properties of. Mesdames Lambert and Gallup will be damaged for more than the prices they are to receive for tile land sold. Some of us who have struggled long and hard, spending much energy anc no small amount of money, to build up the neighborhood in question, are about to see the result of our efforts seriously damaged by those who have been made beneficiaries, without cost to themselves. Such is life, but I still hope the city authorities will become interested in this matter. Respectfully yours ONE WHO WAS HERE WHEN TILE TOWN WAS BORN Case Ready to Co to Jui) (Continued fr.om third page.) Btbjr won't cuffer fire with eroap if apply Dr.

1 Electric Oil It Mti iiighest price ever paid for any laud 'u Washington. Mr. Wood was called to the stand, but before any questions were asked Mr. Partridge decided to withdraw him and rest. There was some talk as to whether the jury would be taken to view the property and the matter was finally left to the jurors.

None of expressed a desire to make the trip and several of them signified that had gained all the information desired about the location of the and from the photographs exhibited by Witness Knight. When the trial was resumed this morning J. H. Geddis was recalled in rebuttal. When he was asked what was the market value of the waterfront north of the Southern Pacific bridge on September IS, 1811, an objection was Interposed and sustained.

Judge Grant asked witness about a piece of waterfront 80x80 feet above the new Southern Pacific bridge with a view of showing that the title to he property is not valid and for that cannot he sold at the market value of other property. The question was objected to but was admitted, but when he was asked the direct question as to why the land is not. as salable as "ither property an objection was sustained, and no other questions along that lino were allowed. Thomas Harrison was recalled in re- jntial. Judge Grant offered pages 2C4 and 2K of the records of Yolo county, lated showing a plat of Wash- ngton, from which it appears that of the 240 feet described as the illiam property was dedicated as a public street.

The record was ruled out on an objection. Witness Harrison was not permitted relate a conversation he had with Captain Wit ham concerning his title a portion of the laud he recently sold. Practically all tile questions asked witness wore ruled out on the ground that they related to collateral matters. When Harrison was excused Judge Grant began to slate what be expected to prove by another witness, jut was stopped by an objection and he COMI-I expressed the opinion that lie bast way was to produce the witless, which Judge Grant declined to He C'xcepted to the ruling of the court and announced that the defense rested. Doth sides agreed on a general verdict.

Judge Grant stated that ae the only issue before the court is a question of value, in which the burden of the proof is on the defendant, he claimed tlie right to the opening and cloning argument. The court ruled that the plaintiff has the right, to open and close, and Judge Grant cxcented to the ruling. Air. Partridge was making the opening argument when lliln report closed. J.

L. Hare, J. B. Anderson and Geo B. Hoag have filed their Inventory and appraisement in the matter of the es tale of A.

J. Plant, deceased. The estate consists of. money in the of the administrator, $1013; cash from insurance company, $4088; real property, personal property, $1000; money due from warehouse receipts TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I worked Airlle Demonlo here on the Woodland track a short time. Drove him a mile, fourth b-eat, 2:21.

Worket him in Dlxon on half-mile track a little more than a month. Drove htm a mile in 2:24, last half 1-08. Track very slow, as I 6nly had a space oj 7 or 8 feet In width on outside of lasl eighth, account of ditch dug for sewer system. pl LOUIS MATIVEA. Chicken Raisers, Attention I Boyle Cummins have secured the agency of the Celebrated Coulson's Poultry Pood.

Result producers. A full line of Improved Egg Food for laying hens. Special chick food for Ml tie chicks and Growing Chick P'ood for young chicks, etc. Call and inspect them. Lowest market prices.

Pnone 75. fe27tf CALIFORNIA DAY APRIL 30, 1912 "Eat Raisins" California day, Ajril 30th, 1D12. J. FINGLAND, Agt. S.

P. Woodland, Cal. JAS. O'GARA, Dist. Pass.

Cal. ap30 REMOVED Doctors Lela and C. E. Beebe have removed their office to the Physicians building on the corner Main and Second streets. mr21tf TO OTHERS.

You can use Bueklen's Arnica Salve cure children of eczema, rashes, let- chafings, scaly and crusted humors, as well as their accidental burns, bruises, with perfect safety. Nothing else heals so quickly. For boils, ulcers, old, running or fever sores or piles, it has no equal. 25 cents at all druggists. BOB.ST.

SCHLIEMAN Near Blacks, Yolo county, March 29, Iiil2, to the wife of L. Schlieraan, a 11-pound son. COLUMN. Advertisement! not Exceeding Fi.ve Under Tb.i« Heading, SO Oemti per Week, or Paralile In Advance. All Notice, in Br- ceu of 5 I.ine», Double Rate.

ATTENTION, ODD Grand Master of this Jurisdiction vill make an official visit to Woodand Lodge, No. Ill, I. O. O. Saturday evening, March 30, 1912.

You are expected to be present. B. H. N. Dr.

Chas. F. Clark, Sec. mr30 THE LADIES of the Congregational church will serve an Easter break- ast at the armory hall Saturday, April from 11:30 to 2. Creamed chicken, roast meats, hot mashed potatoes, salad, jelly, hot "biskits" and coffee, Bustard and lemon pie, eggs cooked to rder any style, 50c.

A good Easter bupper, served from 5 to all "lome cooked. ap5 of the Spanish war will learn of something to their advantage by addressing C. S. Box 615, Sacramento. OAK PARK will be a dance at Willow Oak Park Saturday evening, March 30, 1912.

Admission including supper. All In- 'd. nirSO FOR "baby chicks, one month old; brooder house; also sow and seven pigs; also about 60 young lens. Phone Farmers 3154. ap4 'OR SALK--A fine lot of pigs, two months old; also a fine draft horse, years old, well broke.

George Manz, 4 "'He south of Pendegast street. JXHIBITION OiF Moudy," the strong man. will give exhibition at Volo, March 30 (Sat- irday) evening, in the Newton Hotel Inlng room, at 7 o'clock. He will bend Iron bars and hold a man veighlng 220 pounds by the hair of is head; also other demonstrations strength. mr30 SPECIALS AT THE RACKET yards semi-silk jaequarcls, value 5 cents, at only 19 cents per yajd for Ills week.

12 dozen assorted gray ranlte ware, value 25 cents, this week 5 cents. ap 2 family milch cow. Enquire at 421 Cemetery avenue. apl FOR. good pasture for 100 head of stock; fresh ater, etc.

E. W. Pfund, Capny. ap2 WELL farm, close to Woodland; price right. Call nd'look our list of Investments over.

-iBt with us if you want to sell. Give a. chance on your Insurance. Hunter Chapman, office, Roth building, Voodlaml. r30 AKBN black sow and ilx pigs.

Owner recover by damages, and costs. Enquire olin Huwller, Willow Oajc Park, ap9 FOR number of and pigs. Enquire Phone Re3 3277. mr30 FOR eight or a ten-horse team to do farm. work.

Write to James A. Jacobs, P. O. JL, Woodland, or enquire at thla office. mrSO.

vj FOR white eggg from the famous Houdans, that lay and pay and never set. Eggs 11.60 15 Also thoroughbred Rhode Island Red eggs, 16. Mrs. E. A.

Walden 128 First street. mr30 FOR SALES Choice need barley in quantities to suit purchaser. Enquire of J. D. Musgrove.

FOR head of dairy cows for sale. Address F. A. Meckfessel, Arbuckle, Cal. a p4 3UFF for O.

Armstrong, Cranston's store, feltl DISC PLOWS Strongest Disc Plows made. Positively the Lightest Draft, which means- greal saving In fuel. With same power, an Engine will plow 20 per cent more lane per day with our plows than with any other. Made in sizes to suit either Engine or Teams. In adobe or dry farming it has no equal.

Think and figure, then get our prices. Spaldlng- Robbins Disc Plow 82 Post San Francisco. a p22 CHEAPEST the Little Wonder Gas Maker, generating gas from coal oil. Cheapest, safest and best fuel. 419 Main street.

mr30 FOR good store room, centrally located, newly papered and in good condition. Enquire of J. D. Musgrove. LADIES, TAKE I.

W. Geer, agent for made-to-order suits; fit guaranteed. Also imported laces. Guaranteed silks aud hosiery. 736 Fourth street.

Phone 2632. ap3 SPRINGTIME WEATHEK makes us think of housecleaning. The thought need not be one pf regret, as yoji can have the work done without any fuss or disarrangement of the home. Call up D. B.

Bidwell and have him come into (he home with his vacuum cleaner. The work IB perfect and you are not disturbed. Try it this time. D. B.

Bidwell, phone 2311, or J. R. Shelton, phone 1201. ait NOTICE TO DInero 53055, License No. 142; strong bred Wilkes; the horse of quality and quantity; will make the season of 1912 at the Fashion Stables, Woodland; J20 for season, $25 to Insure.

Further particulars, inquire of 1. D. Shuler, owner, or Jasper Miller, manager, Woodland. mr7tf NEW W. Foy IB agent for the Walger new model awning.

The best awning ever put up. Suitable for residences, offices, or business houses. Any color desired. "ll and examine tjiem. FOR the Woodland Sale horses, mules, turkeys, rabbits, wagons, buggies, plows, seeders, a good U.

S. Separator, typewriter nearly new. And many other things, not mentioned here. Watch the bulletin board. Phone Main 4221.

ja25 tf BABY klnda; cheaper to buy them than to hatch them. Eaton's None Suctvpaby chick feed la the best. The beat la cheapest. Poultry supplies. A.

M. Eaton, Florist dltf or any kind of odd jobs about the place. Drop me a card. A. 758 Elm street.

mrlStf WOOD FOR SALE Stovewood for and peach. Yolo Or- ihard. aplltf T. SLA YEN 1713 Tenth street. 'Phone 3676.

fefitf HORSES electric clippers. First-class work guaranteed. Fashion Stablen. Telephone Main 64, Woodland, Cal. n7tf NARDINI-RATH REALTY CO.

IB ready for business. The firm has secured the agency for the Phoenix nre Insurance Co, of Hartford, and ready to bundle any amount of Insurance, also real estate and grain buying. Address, 816 Main street, Woodland. mrltf FOR hundred sacks ol seed barley. Good and clean.

See J. D. Musgrove. HAS A. Blum IB now located in his new quarters, opposite tho city hall, corner Court and First streets, where he Is prepared to (lo anything In the horseshoeing line, ialtf HOTICE or AT Ftrauo AUCTION OP FBUOMAI, PROPERTY TO UEM.

Public notice is hereby fclven that, whereas, R. E. Bertodano Lopez placed the personal property hereinafter described In the poaaegftfon of the undersigned, to be by them cared for and pastured; that there became due on the first day of February, 1912, to the undersigned on account thereof the sum of Two Hundred and Sixty- nine Dollars, and the same hat remained unpaid for more than, twenty days. The undersigned claim a lien on said personal property for said sura of $269.00. That said property (a situated In the County of Yolo, State of California, and Is described as follows, tb-wlt: One sorrel mare, about nine years old, with hump back.

One Hark bay mare, about nine years old. One light bay horse, with white forefoot, about three years old. One light bay mare, about four yefirs old. One dark bay rnare, with star In forehead, one white hind foot, about four years old. One dark bay mare, two white hind feet, about five years old.

One dark bay yearling colt. Now, therefore. In order to satisfy said lieu, the said undersigned will sell at public auction, In front of the residence on Nissen ranch, situated near the town of Capay, county of yolo, State of California, on Saturday, the 30th day Of March, 1912, at ten o'clock a. m. of gald day, all of said personal property, or so much thereof as niay be necessary to satisfy said lien and costs of sale and keeping.

Dated: March ISth, 1912 C. R. NISSEN, C. S. NISSEN, mrSOd Lien Holders.

NOTICE OF PROBATE OP WILL OF HENRY O. PTJRINTON, ALSO KNOWN AS H. O. PURINTON, DECEASED. In the Superior Court of the County of Yolo, State of California.

In the matter of the Estate of Henry 0. Pjirlnton, also known as H. 0. Purlnton, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 8th day of April, 1912, at 10 o'clock A.

M. of said day, and the court-room of said Court, at the Odd Ifel- lows Building, in the City of Woodland, County of Yolo, and State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Henry 0. Pur- lnton, also known as H. O. Purinton, deceased, and for hearing the application of Anna P.

Puriuton and James P. Purintou for the Issuance to them of letters administration, with the will annexed. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 28th day of March, 1912. (Seal.) H. R.

SAUNDERS, Cleric. By 'C. Li. HIDDLESON, Deputy. Klelnsorge McKisick, Attorneys for Petitioners.

ap8d If you have a Cold or Cough Call on J. R. SHELTON DRUGGIST He has the cure us Standing of Contestants in HUSTON BROS'. AUTO CONTEST For Week Ending March 27, 1912 dumber dumber dumber Number dumber dumber dumber lumber lumber dumber dumber lumber dumber dumber dumber dumber dumber dumber dumber dumber dumber in her dumber dumber tf umber dumber dumber timber Nimber 1. 2.

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134. 135. B. L. WING Phone No.

88 FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Niagara Hams, per Ib Dry Chill Peppers, per Ib Look (Just Friday and Saturday)! lOc bollle of blueing .05 Cocoanut In bulk, nice and fresh-per Ib. 20 Gold Dust, they will go fast, 5 for J.OO Mt. Veruoii Milk Is a repeater, per doz 90 Thin Drinking Glasses, for every-day use, per doz 50 Tanglefoot, per box 25 H. 0. Mush, per package 16 Fancy Eastern Cheese, per Ib 20 You should try our special Washington Flour If you want something extra l.CO PHONE 88.

B. I. WING NOT IN THK COMBINE. td4 1. O.

O. P. BUILDlffe- arc If your home or business office we re to burn up or bo looted bv a glar, WOULD YOU NOT LOSE VALUABLE PAPERS? Is it not careless for you to longer put off coming to its' and renting a private box in our absolutely fire and burglar proof (safety deposit vaults; 1 Our rent for a nvlvate box is only $3.00 and up for a whole year. The First National Bank (Under U. S.

Government Supervision.) WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA At Hie WEST END FURNITURE STORE In Gibson Block, can be found an up-to-date stock of ii FURNITURE, RUGS, Etc. Prices to suit any purse Plums -rr TT'T'PTVV Store Res, 219! 1. JXl I I 33 i No trouble to show you goods I 1 I I'I II I I I I 111 I 1i OXY-ACETYLENE THE MODERN ELDING PROCESS It's annoying to say the waiting for factory parts or for local repairs just when you need your machine or implement Why do you allow yourself to lose valuable time in profitless waits? We can turn out your work Immediately. Our modern equipment makes it possible. Our Oxy-Acetylcno welding department will save you both time and money If you give It a chance.

There's no question ahout the quality of the. know what KLAER means. Nothing leaves this-shop if It isn't right. J. B.

KLAEE feltt MAIN" STREET. 2850 2360 2900 2650 2700 2570 2160 136 2480 137 2800 138 2300 139 2500 340 2200 143 2200 144 2500 145 2780 US 2500 15! 2CGO 157 23DO 162 3450 163 25BO 165...: 2750 167 2240 170 2360 i 175 "8 2900 ISO 2500 187 2400 192 2300 2600 204 2160 205 2400 6660 207 7890 208 252S 210 2100 ZJ1. S866 212 5145 I am now prepared to flo llrst-class ladles' tailoring in connection with my gents' tailoring of the same high standard in quality, having secured the services of Mr. J. Romer, who has been in New York for the past three months taking special courses In all the new branches In first-class up-to- date ladies' tailoring.

My line of woolens is most complete in all. the. new shades and weaves. Your order tov spring garments will be looked after intelligently by skilled cutters and competent tailors. Fred V.

Stening TTp-to'Date Tailor Yolo County Savings Bank Building, Opp. Dyrns Hotel. Ladles' and Gents' Clothes Cleaned and Pressed. John Hucke Son Have Received The AgaHcy of the Standard Patterns Big Reductions in all lines of Dealers in Wall wui aid a foil line of Variety Goods 609 Main Street Phone 1194 Natomas Crushed Rock Free of sand, clay or other foreign matter; without flaw or seam; very hard and tough; unequaled for concrete and macadam work. Inquiries And trial orders aollc'ted.

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