Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

Amusements. A record of Shakespearean successes such as no other actor living can claim renders Charlea Hanford a figure of interest to the present generation, apart from the enjoyment of his art. Mr. Hanford hns each season made a 1 special production of one of the classic masterpieces, never hesitating at the cost when the test suggests sumptuous and spectacular effect. The play selected for exploitation this season la "Tho Winter's Tale." Presentations of the play have been hampered in many cases by the fact that the brief but most effectively comic part of Auto- lycus requires the services of an actor whose experience and capability should not be less than those of the star himself.

Mr. Hsiiford solves this difficulty by playing both Autolycus and Leontes, an arrangement which the fact that the characters are strongly contrasted as well as separated by the arrangement of scenes makes highly advantageous. The role of Hermlone will be assumed by Miss Drofnah, whose felicity In the Interpretation of characters of this kind has won a host o( admirers. Her absence from the stage Jast season owing to illness has made her recent appearances the occasions of the utmost enthusiasm. Mr.

Hanford comes to the Woodland opera house on Monday, February 8th, on which occasion he will present "The Winter's Tale." The next attraction at the opera house will be- Arthur Cunningham Company in Joe Murphy's famous play, "Shaun Rhue." Wbdnesday evening, February 3d. "Shaun Rhue" will always be remembered if only for the fact that it marked another great success for Arthur Cunningham. The former comic opera baritone Is the embodiment of genuine Irish humor and the old songs as sung by the actor will ever hold a place in the hearts of those who hear him. Arthur Cunningham's success is notable. Not since the days of Joseph Afurphy when the Irish actor entertained and charmed the theater-going public with his plays and songs, has an actor come so close to filling his place as Arthur Cunningham.

The actor seems destined to occupy the same place in the affections of the people. Arthur Cunningham is a magnet, and his song, "A Handful of Earth," is so beautifully rendered one feels It Is well worth the price of admission, to say nothing of the excellent company that supports him and the scenic production which is perfect in every detail. Thb COMPANY NOTES Thte meeting and drill of Company Monday evening was one of the best attended for a long time. The boys are manifesting a. lively Interest in their work and will be ready to make a good showing at the next Inspection.

After the serious business of the evening was concluded the boys indulged in their first game-of Indoor baseball. Two teams were picked, one captained by L. Green and the other by F. Smith. The former team won by a score of 11 to 10, after an exciting finish.

The game made quite a hit with the hoys and It will doubtless serve to furnish much harmless pleasure for them In the future. On next Thursday evening the boys will practice with a team to be picked from the ranks of the Native Sons. CAS THIEVES ARRESTED The officers of Solano have rounded up a bunch of car thieves who It is thought have been working successfully all over the northern part of the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. (Continued From Slrst Page.) John Qulnn, roadwork 1760 Chns. Kull, roadwork 7 00 Sac.

River lumber 630 48 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 4. W. C. Hardy, roadwork 34 10 John Norton, roadwork 32 36 P.

S. Srtavely, roadwork 3 60 Diamond Match 35 ROAD DISTRICT NO. B. W. E.

Ttidlock, roadwork 20 76 S. Schwab, mdse 3 75 K. Lewis, roadwork It 00 A. L. May, roadwork 6 00 Sam Prltchett, roadwork 7 50 A.

Bowman, roadwork fi 00 P. G. 13. lights, etc 6 CO W. T.

McGIothlln, 11 50 HOSPITAL FUND. J. V. Lcilliold, mdse 11 90 C. Smith, labor 30 00 C.

15. Binning, salary 7000 Mrs, Rhtltbone, labor 00 Mrs. salary BO 00 Mrs. Smith, labor 5000 Mrs. Nclk, labor J.

n. Slielton, mdso 00 10 40 Huston mdse 11 90 P. H. Heldtmaun, shoeing 1 fit) Rosenberg nidso 50 50 The Arcade, mdse P. Wirth, mdse 27 20 3 65 P.

G. 15. llglils, etc 22 50 Johnston mdse 17 60 Mrs. Corcoran, services 8 00 22 00 1 25 Brown feed, Stevens Const. mdse T.

Kltto, mdse 26 50 Bender plumbing 1376 J. A. Murray, mdse 260 P. T. T.

rent 3 00 J. Bonasini, vegetables 6 00 C. F. Wirth, mdse 1 50 R- P. Wallace, com 88 89 Mrs.

M. Treventhern, washing. 4 00 Urown wood 4 00 40 30 8 45 12 00 7 BO Bentley Stine, mdse 9 75 2 00 139 13 81 32 4 00 Cornel' Drug Store, mdse C. F. Wirth, mdse Chas.

Johnson, Hvery Lawrence Suee, liaelthlre Mrs. Fannie Dillon, Johnston groceries Nordyke Milnthori), D. D. Dntcher, wood A. Lewis, mdse 10 00 A.

Lewis, nidse 5 00 Henry Craiier, mdsa 7 11 The list of indigent claims was allowed as follows: Emma L. Alexander, cr. 00 Mrs. Allie Bailey 500 Mrs. M.

J. Boyle, cr. Eddy chll'n. 16 66 George Bellas 5 00 Meta Bielefield, cr. chil'n 20 00 Isabel Clayton Mrs.

Crump 5 00 0 00 Minnie Conrad 12 00 Mrs. Win. Chance 10 00 H. H. Edwards 15 00 Martha Graves, care 16 00 Mrs.

Grayson 5 00 D. High 600 Henley 6 00 W. A. Hemphill 10 00 Elizabeth M. Horning, cr chil'n.

12 50 Abe Howard 750 Emma B. Johnson, cr. children. 12 00 Emll Johnson, cr. children 20 00 F.

S. King, cr. Mabel 6 00 Mrs. Wm. -Keith 10 00 A.

M. Lial, cr, M. Concaicio 500 M. Lial, cr. Mrs.

Enos 5 00 A. M. Lial, cr, Maria Carrea 00 Julia Morrison 10 00 Mrs. L. Megowan GOO Mrs.

Na-varro 00 S. M. Warder for Sarah Hynum. 10 00 Mrs. J.

Oldharr. 8 00 P. M. Parker, cr. Blanch 8 00 A.

H. Pollard 10 00 Mrs. S. F. Russell 8 00 Sister Bertilda, cr.

V. 10 00 Jaa. St. Louis 5 00 James Strader Mrs. Tew Fred Vaca 00 6 00 00 Joe Villa, cr.

Foster children 8 00 Annie Wille 800 Mrs. Woods 6 00 Abraham Wood 500 A. G. Waymire and wife 15 00 Virginia Welch 6 00 Wm. Weight 6 00 F.

Woods 500 Mrs. S. P. Tuttle 7 50 Vesta Wright 6 00 Sarah Whitney 5 00 The "Democrat" report of the proceedings of the hoard of supervisors closed for today at the noon recess. CALLED B5T RELATIVE'S DEATH W.

R. and Arthur Davis left for Auburn Monday afternoon In response to a message announcing the death of state. The officers found enough thelr stepmother, Mrs. Lev! cached between Elmira and Sulsun to na(l 1)eei1 about a week with a severe nearly fill a Shoes and clothing I cold an() ls presumed that she died of all descriptions were Included lnl fronl pneumonia. No word has been the lot.

It is probable that some of! received concerning the funeral. Many the goods belong to some of the local! years ago deceased was a resident of merchants who have been recently missing goods consigned to them. Two of the men have confessed. They answer the description of men who are Woodland. She was a native of Canada, 55 years of age, and came to California about 25 years ago.

She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Paris Lawson of wanted for cracking safes at Elmira' Santa Rosa, and three J. and Grimes, and their willingness to I an(1 Arthur Davis, of this city, confess to robbing the cars leads the 1 officers to believe that the men are! hoping to escape arrest In this manner for the more serious crime. ABRESTEO A Bacetrack Follower Who Left Here Under a Cloud From the Bee's special service we take the following: BENICIA, January Constable W. D.

Hyde, of tills has succeeded In running down another clever offender of the law. This time It la local merchant tailor going under the name of Sam Newman was arrested Wednesday night on a charge of grand larceny sworn out by Jacob Rupe, who was robbed of In coin, a gold wnlch valued at $30 and a gold chain valued at $65. Newman Is a victim of the racetrack, and, driven lo desperation froTH losses, the pawnshop in Oakland.wKere he pawned Rupe's watch and chain, It Is charged. The pawnbroker came to Bcnlcla and Identified Newman as the parly visiting his shop. Officer Hyde hud Newman under suspicion for several years, but he has been so careful not to take jewelry or watches that It.

haa been difficult to secure sufficient evidence for his arrest. Newman's right name is Sam Sau- drosky. His first alias was C. Clark, then Sam Newmiin. He came here some ten years ago and has been tinder suspicion for petty thefts of a numerous character.

Ho has a wife and three little, children. Newman bad a hearing before Justice of the Peace White yesterday and was placed under $1000 bonds. J. 0. Sllveria, father-in-law of Newman, is endeavoring to raise the amount of the bond for his release, thus far lias been unsuccessful.

Much sympathy is expressed 'for the wife and babies, but if reports are true, she is well' rid of the cause of a serious illness with which she is now a patient sufferer. Sam Newman was In the employ of W. H. Alexander of this city two years ago. when Mr.

Alexander's safe was robbed of 5126, A few days after the robbery Newman left Woodland. FIFTY-CENT COLUMN. experienced salesman can get a position In Woodland by addressing Wade H. Handren, P. O.

Box 244, Vallojo, Cnl. feS SOCIAL Dancing Club will give a social dance In Volo Town Hall Saturday, February 6th. Good music. Admission $1 per couple, including supper. All invited.

feQ PLAINFIELD evening, February 1909, at Plalnfield. Fii'st-chiss music by Davis orchestra. Home-made Admission, gents, ladies free. 6 FOR 1 alfalfa seed for sale. Enquire, of John.

Fitzgerald, Woodland, Peudegast street, near rall- rond. FOR small cottage near Main street. Rent reasonable. Apply at this office JaB TEAMS FOR head of work horses, and one span of mules, also harness for all. Apply to Harrison Kakle place, near racetrack, for further particulars.

je5 A Positive Pleasure and Joy Eagle chiirm. Enquire of .1. A. Douglas, at Lellhoid's drug store. fe5 FOR of the best residence sites in Woodland.

Two large lots with twenty-fivo large walnut trees and one beautiful oak tree on the property. Cement sidewalks and other improvements. Inquire of C. H. Harrington, 634 Third street.

FOR table, balls, cues, used only three weeks. Will sacrifice same for $175. See F. C. New- Ion of Yolo.

fe3 FOR GRADUATION The board of examiners for the Woodland grammar school riiet Monday afternoon and recommended to the board of education the following pupils for graduation: Gits Dahler, Ralph Smith, Harry Snowball, Cyril Nelson, George Cranston, Fred Parker, Robt. Henld, John McGrew, Milen Weider, Lizzie Miller, Frances Schwcrt, Jessie Duucan, Mildred Crane, Lucile Welch, Alice Ciirson, Ruth Hildehranr, Annie Beck, Edith Knox, -Loin Hatcher, Sophia Dinsdale, Muriel Dinsdale, Orn Howard, Adelaide Stevens, Percie Hurst. "SHE." "She" was at the Elite last night, and "She" was an enormous success. That is what the crowd said. Not only was "She" at the Elite, but everyone in town who could pack mid jam into the cosy theater was there.

It the banner night of a successful season, and the program was in keeping with the attendance. It was up to the top notch. "She," the is the most beautiful, exciting, realistic and sensational film ever shown here. "A Dear Old Grandma" is a heart story without a peer. Nature Fakir Comes to Grief is a clever comedy.

Ted Ross is great in the songs. Tonight is the last time that "She" will be presented. fe2 The. City Laundry calls ror and delivers laundry. Leave orders at the Ariel candy store, telephone 1001.

or with J. A. Wood, agent. tf For shave, haircut or shampoo, gc -IT Dinzler's barber shor tf CHAS. F.

and Surgeon. Office, Armstrong Alge block, rooms 1 and 2. Office phono 1641; residence, 2663. Ca'le left at R. SKeltou's drug store promptly at tended.

Hours, 9 to a- 1 to 4 p. ro nlBtf J. T. R.OYLES, M. and Surgeon.

Office rooms 14 and 15, Ravings Bank Building. Phone, residence 2872, office 2871. Office hours 9 to 11, 1 to 5. fe23 ABSTRACTING. E.

T. of Records of Titles. Second street, north of postoffice, Woodland, CaJ jelltf YOLO COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated). Con- veyancing and abstracting. All transactions posted dally.

Office ovet Bank of Woodland. COURTHOUSE NEWS. A. G. Bailey, attorney for Henry Wright, haa applied for and been granted a writ of habeas corpus which will he heard Wednesday at 2 o'clock.

The first step in the appeal of the rase or White vs. Mitchell, which Judge Hawkins decided in favor of the defendant has been taken. Attorneys Anderson and ish served a bill of exceptions. Attorney Merlng made a motion lo strike out, which was denied. Mr, Merlng was given the privilege of proposing amendments If he desired, whereupon the hill will be settled and will become the record of appeal.

Woodland Opera House Chaa. II. Farrell, Manager. SOEKOWF0L SERVICES The funsral of Louis Edgar Moedln- gor was held this afternoon from the German church. Rev.

J. Afangold officiated and tho regular choir rendered appropriate music. The attendance was so large that not more than half of those who desired were able to gain entrance to the church. Interment was In tho city cemetery. The covered with a wealth of beautiful flowers.

The were Eddie Comontofskl, Arthur Zfelesch, Ferdinand Man, Ocorge Kramer, George Dletue anrt Walter Ryan, companions playmates pf deceased. Wednesday, February 3d CAMPBELL KAVANAGH Present the Irish Actor Singer Arthur Cunningham Joseph Murphy's Famous Play "Shaun Rhue" Complete Production Excellent Cast PRICES; Dress.Circle $1.00 Orchestra 75 cents 50 cents 25 cents. FOR farm. SO acres in alfalfa, under irrigation good fi room house, large unrn, 81 ijillch cows, setmralor and other dairy utensils complete, team, wagon, farming Implements, etc. One-hnlf cash, (Mlnuce on easy terms.

Simmons Webb, Woodland. Cal. fe3 setting from gentleman's ring, kinder will please return to this office and receive reward. fe3 acres in orchard, standard varieties of fruit, almonds, apricots, peaches and pears, in good condition and a paying proposition. Twenty acres fine vineyard land, fifty acres pasture land.

Barn, two cabins, two horses, implements, 75 lug boxes and two thousand trays. Situated at railroad station. Worth price, 54500 on easy terms. Address J. A.

Kerr, Dixon, Cal. felS MONEY TO unencumbered, country real estate. Enquire of Hudson Grant, 325 Second street, Woodland. feS FRUIT TREES AND ready. Assorted orders filled at once.

Nursery prices. Tree yard on Main street. You can pick your trees. A. -M.

Eaton, 718 Main street. WoodlandOperaHouse ii Chas. Parrell, Lessee. ONE NIGHT ONLY Monday, Feb. 8th Engagement of the Eminent Actor, Mr.

Charles B. Hanford Accompanied by I MISS MARIE DROFNAH I In a Spectacular Production of "The Winters A Complete Scenic Equipment, and presented with Historical Accuracy. 30-PEOPLE IN CAST-30 Including a Chorus and Ballet. SEATS ON SALE. Prices $1.50, 75c, 50c.

Id 5 Woodland Meat Market 606 Main Street Dealers In FRESH and SALTED MEATS, SAUSAGES, ETC, Orders deliverer! to all pai ta of the city. Armstrong Alge, Props, WOODLAND CALIFORNIA $389,320,00 Now carried by the Farmers' Mutual. The Company has "made good" with all those who have tried It. Cost of In last year was three mills on the dollar. Why not insure in a home company! Write the Secretary for Information and rates.

Putting on one of our shirts. Not only do they fit perfectly but they are the most comfortable shirts you have over worn. And about the nattiest and most becoming ones, too. You ought, to see our very latest of patterns and colorings. Hair line stripes of pale green, light blue or light brown with heavier stripes of darker shades edging the plaits, etc.

Cull tomorrow sure, and look our offerings over that range from $1.00 to Hutchison's The Slcre of Quality Exclusive agents for Ed. V. Price Merchant Tailors, Chicago. Id6 Patronize Home Industry Plrst-Claas Work Done at and Prompt Delivery. Woodland Steam Laundry Phono 1402 Wut Main BtrMt OVERALLS NeustacHer Bros.

bANTRflMCiSCO PORTLAND DEMAND the BRAND FOR SALE BY ROSENBERG CO. Exchange Market NORDYKE MILNTHORP, Successors to O. Chalmers. DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK AND MEATS. I No.

108, I. 6. 0. I DIRECTION OF PROF. MERRILL AND WIFE Floor BOn; gallery, 25c.

On sale at Leithold's Drug Store, or from Members of Lodge. FRESH PISH WEDNESDAYS AND Meats delivered to all pans of the city free of charge. (Jive us a call at Coward Hawkins building, Main street, between Second and Third. Telapnone Main 7. Rehm Bakery Elm bet.

North and Court. Sts. Now Prepared to furnish all kinds of bread and pastry. Leave orders at the Home Bakery on Main street. Woodland.

H. REIIM, Prop felld GAPAY Livery, Feed and Stage Stable Plenty of Good Rigs Good Prices Right Satisfaction Guaranteed. EDDY Proprietor CAPAY, CAL. Ib2 FASHION STABLES JOHNSON, Prop. First-Class Turnouts Of All Kinds for.

All Occasions. HORSES BOtROEO THE DAY. WEEK or MOUTH Best of care given transient stock, Hacks Meet All Trains. COLLE8E STREET WOODLAND CAL, Phone Main 1303. Rear of.

Savings Bank. 1U2 Buetcher Dealer ID Wood, Goal and Feed First Street, Next to City Hall Woodland, Cal. Sanitary Carpet Cleaning for Ptomr, Ptouii ni Brigttoi Flow. Phone 1333 Id2 Your Attention Wo Imvo Juat purchased tlio fllopnt onlc and mahoganv furniture of a 3-rooni ave closing It out at an extremely low figure. An ISO solid nmhngmiy folfllns-liod omi )m bought for £35 with a full length French nepmtrrw In front.

A SNAP, BENTLEY STINE, 41 a-l 5 First street So. Mnin, I'lmne 281.1. One of the Scenes in the Home Talent Play. HOME TALENT IN A Grand Ollapodrida Opera House, Woodland FEBRUARY 5th, auspices, Sylvan Retail Lodge, 1 i i i i 1 1 1 1909 1909 1909 Here in Great Abundance A. F.

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