Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

p. ITTED TO MAPA ASYLUM OM Friend Rtcogniied fefartUAU Kan-Pitiable BMBM at Quetav who has been detained in the ward for the insane at the county jail for several days with the hope that his mind might be restored to its normal condition, was examined this morning by a lunacy commisulon consisting of Doctors C. B. Beebe and M. W.

Ward and Judge Gaddis. There seems to be no doubt that his condition has steadily grown worse In the meantime. Before the examination well under way W. J. Baker, an olil friend, was called into the room.

He recognized Mr. Baker but declared to the commission: "Oh, Baker don't know beans!" Then his son, Harry, who only returned home a day or two ago, was also admitted. He knew his boy also and he "Harry is a good boy. I alwaya treated' y0 well, didn't Harry?" these two exceptions he'did not Indicate in any way that he recognized any other persons In the room. The physicians asked him: if he had ever had "any serious spells of sickness.

After indulging in a great deal of jjargon which was Unintelligible to thc-se present, he finally remembered that he once had an attack of brain fever. The physicians also asked him if he has any visions and he 1 described one in which he claimed to have" seen Jesus and Pilate night. He expressed much sympathy for Jesus who appeared to him in forlorn and pitiahle condition. When asked if he hears noises that are unusual, his mood changed from grave to gay and he laughed immoderately as he described something he heard Thursday night. AH his answers and his manner wh'ile un'der examination furnished conclusive evidence that he is insane.

Members of his family had previously expressed the opinion that if he were allowed to go home arid forbidden to come to Woodland he would be all right again In a little while, but the commission evidently thinks otherwise. His case was diagnosed as acute religious mania and as a result of the examination he was committed to the Napa asylum'for the Insane Much sympathy is expressed for the unfortunate man and his family. He has the reputation of having been, when rational, a hard-working, upright man, a good citizen and considerate and affectionate to his family. Addresses to the Farmers, (Continued From First Page.) TRICKY ACTION OF MULE BUYER a SKMssfil BtMtr it Stlplj Silt, Ho Cash Forthcoming and Animals He Bought at Dannigan Hare Been Attached. At the Grigsby auction of horses and mules held in Woodland on 12th of October a man hailing from Portland, his name as Thouifts Asii- by, were put into the sale by the manager of the Pair ranch.

He stated after the sale that he could not pay for-them until the uaak opened on Monday morning. the time payment on Monday he told another story to the effect that his partner had sent him 51500 bji express and not yet been to the office to get it. The day but no money was fovthcouiing. Every lime- he any of those concernfid he had some kind of a plausible excuse to There was some assurance, jn the fact that he put in an order at the de- ppt for a-car In which to ship the inules to Portland. By Wednesday and Auctioneer Law.son began' to "suspect that Ashhy -was try)ng to welch and they were so Insistent for an explanation that he.

finally told them he could not take the huiles as he had received information that his partner, instead of forwarding the $1600 by express, as directed, had withdrawn "the whole of their deposit in a Portland bank, and his whereabouts was unknown. To' others he stated that his partner had left him without $10 ready money to his name. On-Thursday the Elmer 'sale near Dunnlgan'-was held and Ashby was theie, but did not personally bid on anything. Another man, however, bought two spans of mules.and paid for them in" greenbaclis, some of the bills being the denomination. Auctioneer Law son.

suspected thafythe mules were purchased-for Ashby arid when he saw leading a span of them he was confident of It: Thursday afternoon Messrs. Grigsby and Lawson consulted about the mat- ten, and finally decided to attach the mules and force Ashby to take the mules he bid in, at the Woodland sale. This morning Mr. Grigsby learned that Ashoy had canceled the order for the car ordered for Woodland, and ordered one for Dunnigan. Constable Parker, armed with an attachment issued from Justice Lampton's court, left for Dunnigan on the Oregon express.

Upon his arrival be was not long In locatirig Ashby. He also found five mules belonging to Asiiby in the livery Stable. He levied an attachment on the animals, left them in charge of the owner of the stable, and Ashby will accompany constable to WOodlanc this afternoon. TSS PBODTTCER SEES IT. Bity Firm." President Benj.

Ide Wheeler, of the University, Hon. Peter Shields, superior judge, Sacramento county, and Professor E. J. Wlcheon, director of the experiment station, will lead this discussion. In the morning discussion of.Qctober 30, Mr.

John Tuohy of Tulare speak on the subject of Professor Leroy Anderson of the California Polytechnic School at -San Luis Oblspo will speak on the subject of "Secondary Agricultural Schools," and Professor M. E. Jaffa will speak on the subject of "The Pure Food Laws of California." The general subject for the afternoon will be "Animal Industries." Professor E. W. Major of the University will lead the discussion at this session and men prominent in stock work in California will take part In these discussions.

At the even- Ing session Professor C. W. Woodworth, entomologist of the experiment station, will speak on the subject of the "White Ply Situation In Mr. G. B.

Lull, state forester, wHl talk on the subject of "Forestry," and Dr. C. H. Edwords of San Francisco will speak on the subject of "Inland Waterways." The general topic for the morning session of October 31 will be "Viticulture." Professor P. T.

Blolettl. viticulturist of the experiment station, wll! lead the discussion, using the subject, Viticulture and the University Mrs. M. B. Sherman wlil speak on the subject of "Table Grapes," while other speakers will be heard on other phases of the topic.

The general topic for the afternoon session of this day will be "Cereal Improvement and the Sugar Beet" Prof. G. W. Shaw of the experiment station will lead in this discussion. Mr.

George W. Pierce of Davis will speak on the subject of "Wheat Mr. Horace Davis of San Francisco will speak on "Cereal Improvement," while Mr. Hamilton of Hamilton City will speak on the subject of "The Sugar Beet" The people of Davis are preparing to take care of many visitors to the State Farmers' Institute. The railroad has made a concession of one-third fare for the return trip on the certificate plan for this meeting.

When buying a ticket get receipt from agent. This on being countersigned by the secretary of the Institute entitles the holder to a one-third rate home. OUT OF BIGHT. "Out of of mind," la an old sriylng which applies with special force to a sore, barn or wound Oiat'8 beon treated with Bucklea's Arnica Salve. It's out ot sight, out of mind aud out of existence, Piles, too, and chilblains under lie healing InfliMcee.

Guaranteed by W. H. Law- won, druccist, 2E-c. a For food Haircut or shampoo, to DlMler 1 harbor shop. tt denial that such a trust exists, aud state that the recent rise was occasioned by the fact that feed has advanced to such a figure that It was absolutely imperative advance the price of milk to make anything out 01 the business if not to avoid running behind.

They state that formerly they produced milk on hay which cost per ton, bran which cost $14 per ton aud oil cake which cost J20 a ton. Today hay costs from $17 to per ton bran $27 and oil meal Labor costi from a third to half as much again ab formerly, and all necessities such as lumber for barns and sheds, taxes am Insurance bring the cost of production up where advance in milk was neces sary. do not look to.ece butter and milk go much lower until we are abli to produce more of each, and we can not extend our dairies very much with out irrigation. Aa irrigation is extended and alfalfa fields spread, the Industry will in crease, but with the ever increasing influx of tourists and settlers It is a question whether dairymen will any more than keep step with our nature growth. Dairying In California has a grea Cultivator.

BEET SHIPMENTS. E. A. Vickroy, local representative of tue Alameda Sugar Company, informs us that he has ten men and fifty animals employed plowing and loading beeta for the factory. Shipments have been going on for about two weeks and fifty acres have been cleared.

So far he has been unable to forward more than four carloads a day but he is anxious to increase the number to four. To do this he will increase the number of workmen and teams. Ho is anxious to expedite the work as much as possible while the weather Is favorable as there Is likely to be some interference and vexatious delays If the rainy season begins bo- fore the beets are all harvested. HJS DEAR OLD "My dear old mother, who is now eighty-three years old, thrives on Electric Bitters," writes W. B.

Brunaon, of Dublin, Ga. "She has taken them for about two years and enjoys an excellent appetite, feels strong and Bleeps well." That's the way Electric Bitters affects the aged, nnd the same happy results follow In all, cases of" female weakness and general debility. Weak, puny i children, too.are greatly strengthened by them. Guaranteed also for Btomacn, liver and kidney troubles, by W. LawsoD, druggist.

60o. CaBwell's coffee, sealed In moisture- proof packages at the roaglor's retains al) Its and flavor. At the grocers. APPEAR AND GIVE SURETIES Winter and Danna dune Before Warrant Is Served, Men AeonMd of Setting Firei Confident That They Can Prove Their Innocence. Chas.

Winter arid Charles Danne of valley came down to Woodland afternoon and were closeted with their attorney, A. for some are th two men charged with setting out forest the hills south of Capay valley fires about "August and cori- Inued for several days. Parks and ler son and daughter arifl a man'harn- ed Dunn reported to' District" Attorney Anderson and to State Forester Lull they saw Charles Winter and harles Danne set the fire out and on these statements Mr; 1mII swore to complaints la Justice Nutting's court at Yolo. These warrants have been out several days but were not Messrs. Winter and Danne came to Woodland acknbwledge-Bervlce and at 2 o'clock were taken before Justice tamp- ion and admitted to ball in the sum of $500 each.

Their sureties are B. B. Cranston and Chris Sleber. A. C.

Huston stated that his clients did not care to make any. statement at present but their'. friepds 'may he assured-that at the proper time they will be able to prove conclusively that 4iey are innocent of any nvlplatlbn'of law and that they will also be able to show the motive that prompted the to bby, neighbors have been Intimately associated for years that their'reputation for veracity and as law-abiding citizens Is above reproach. Charley Winter has "lived In Capay valley practically all-his life. He comes of a good family and he bears such an excellent reputation for truth and for good citizenship tKat, as the "Demor oral" lias already stated, very strong and very direct, will be" required to convince his friends of hla iit.

Danne has lived in Capay valley for 20 years or mOre. We never met aim until today, but men who know him wtill say.ils reputation and character l.ave never: before been assailed. U0HT SSBTSJTCI. The Colusa Sim nays that Thomas Myers, who pteaU; guilty.to- stealing a liog near Artruckle, expectsd to oft easy, fine of months, in the county Jail and has changed hla Capay valley on a nice fruit farm where he has a and chilaren. He has been in bad repute in that section for a number of years, and on numerous occasions-hag been heard to boast that when he went out to do a Job he always knew the whereabouta of the officers and (hat It would be a cold day when the f)y coppers chased him to cover, that he was too foxy for their kind.

WOODLASD BUSIJTESS COLLZOE Stands 'tor Woodland and her interests, and wl11 bring thoiisands of dollars to Yolo county, nnd many families to the city of Woodland. DonH be misled by any college purporting to be a Woodland Institution and" io- in No College- of Sacramento possibly benefit Woodland in the least Spend your dollars 'at a home Business College, and thus build up home town; Sacramento colleges just-about BS mueh as Woodland colleges help "The the pudding Is the eating," and wo propose to eat ours in Woodland. Address P. Harroun, L. President, Woodland, or Chico, California.

selStf FIFTY-CENT COLUMN. 'Advertiseiaerits not exceeding tlve lines, under this heading, 60 cents per week, or less, payable In advance. shotgun barrel, on the ceme- terey avenue road. Finder will confer a great favor by returning the same to this office. man as bpok- keeper; young Japanese boy wishes a situation as helper in the kitchen.

Minodo, 416 Main street. 024 apprentice for the millinery business. Enquire at Mrs. Lambert's millinory parlors, on Second street. o23 TO rooms, one block north of Yolo County Savings Bank.

Enquire at 434 Court street. PHOTECTING.iaEE TETINK8. A wash recommended to-keep rab- bita and vermin trunks is given in the St. Joseph Fruit'Grower, as follows: Dissolve.as much-common washing soda as posstble-ln six gallorig of then dissolve one gallon of ordinary soft'soap in tte above; slnko a quantity of lime to a thick paste and add enough of this to the above mixture to make a thick-whitewash, which will stay, upon the trees an eighth of an inch or sO in thickness. pint of crude carbolic acid added" to each two gallons of.the will add to efficiency in keeping away rabbits.

Is best. to. scrape off all loose bark possible from "the trunks and main limbs of the trees and also remove the from the base and scrape the loose bark from this. Apply the wash liberally- from the main to the ground, covering all portions of the bark. To keep out borers, the wash be applied in the spring before the eggs are deposited and again in about three weeks, or oftener If any of the grown Insects are noticed.

Apply by means.of a whitewash -brush. If the rabbits or other gnawing anl- mala are bad, I should not like to trust apple trees of mine wholly to the protection of any kind of wash. 1 use veneer wrappers on all of.my young trees, because they keep out the borers as well. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE showed, at the battle of Auaterlltz, he was the gieatest leader In the world Ballard'a Liniment has shown the public it Is the best in the world. A Qjlck cure for rheumatism, sprains, bums, cuts, etc.

A. C. Pitts, Rodesss, says: "I used Ballard'i Snosv Liniment In my family and find it unexcelled for sort chest, headache, corns, in fact for anything that can be reached by a linlmant." Sold by Lindsay Arbuckle, prescription druggists. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. B.

B. IVfERfNG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, and notary public Office in City Hall. Telephone 1362 A. G. BAILEY, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law.

Office Hoom 4, Beamer Block, Woodland, Cal. C. W. THOMAS, Attorney and Coun selor at Beamer Block, Woodland, California. R.

CLARK, Attorncy-at-Law. Office over Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, Woodland, and 957 Broadway, Oakjand. Address mail to the Oak land office. Will attend to any or all oi you. HUDSON GRANT, Attorney at Law.

Office, Second street, Woodland, opposite the opera house. Special attention given to probate and actions Involving real estate. ELMER W. ARMF1ELD, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Notary Public and looms 1 and 2, over Bank of Woodland, Woodland, Ctd.

PHILIP BRUTON, Attorney and Notary Public, corner of Pint and Main itreeU, Woodland. J. A. HAWKINS, Attorney and Councilor at Law. Office; Ovfr Baak if Woodland.

Woodland, tMlftx nil. Bet the fit yriat. will agree.to buy all the alfalfa offered for sale at over thirty per ton, for the next itour months, and probably longer, the same Is reduced to butter fat, the cost of which will be less than ten dollars. Are you ready for business? further particulars; see local agent at 806 Main street. Western Creameries Co.

o22 your nobby winter suit, go to 308 Second street. Perfect fit and satisfaction, guaranteed. 022 Circle, Companions of the Forest, will give the first of a series of monthly dances on Monday evening, October 21st, at I. 0. O.

F. hall. Everybody invited. Admission 50 cents per couple, extra lady 25 cents. 0 21 furnished cottage "or furnished apartments for housekeeping, cottage preferred.

Young married couple. No children. Steady tenants. Telephone to or call on 6. MacQuiddy at'the "Corner-Drug o21 HAIR WORK Good hair work Is appreciated.

Business fine and to give- the ladies Woodland and a further chance, hair fixed up. in first-class style, I will remain a few days'longer. Mrs. F. Terry of San Francisto.

Call at room 16, Capita o21 SOCIAL will "be a social dance at Blacks, in I. 0. 0. hallf Friday evening, October 18th GRAND Capay Saturday evening, October 10th; by the Capay Band. Last open-air event of the season.

Tickets, $1. Supper at hotel extra. Everybody invited. FREE SOCIAL be given oy Prof. E.

L. Clarke In I. 0. O. P.

hall: on Friday evening, October 18ti. All are invited. Music by Prof. Clarke's orchestra. Dancing commences at o'clock.

Dancing lessons from 7 to same evening. L. CLARKE. olg FOR acres of fine farming land, known as Knight Ranch north of Madison. Apply to or addrest Mrs.

Troy Barr or A. C. Huston Woodland, Cal. o26 FOR hay In the shock or delivered. Enquire of D.

B. Guile 116 Second street, Woodland SOCIAL first dance of the season at' Willow Oak Park on Saturday evening, October 19th. Chick on supper. Admission, olfl opportunity for literary lady in every neighborhood this state. No agency, no canvaa? Ing.

Address, Pacific Correspondence Language School, 433 Germain Building, Loe Angeles, Cal. o3l Piano Agency. Art $575; others at $400 and New sewing at to Edison Victora all prices. Woolloy's Music Store, next 'to postoffice. o24 BATON'S ''None Such Kgg Food" and Eaton's "None Such.

Hen Food" math are guaranteed to Increase egg production and aMbt moulting. See testimonial! at A M. HJkton'a. BelgU lease gooi horses for levee scraping. Will pay per-span Apply at pennett'a blacksmith shop, Woodland, or the Merkley ranch, on the river.

Do you the use of "good which attracts eye, which holds- the attention, which Baa that indlvLdHjyyty which separates it from the poor aui indifferent oue-o( tf success? A house is Judged by the character of printed matter. When you-'want tie rirht kind of printing of any deuorlptlon, telephone 1031. Latest improved machinery and up-to-date facilities for doing the of printing, at the office. je-10-tf. LEARN TO EAT, Few People ID foodJind Beally wilf solve one-half the onierii of ill health.

Those who already with indigestion and weak stomach can with care and the use Stomach Tablets restore digestion to a healthy condition, so.that they caa eat.what they want at any'time without fear of distress or Atte.r few days' use of Stpnmch Tablets, the headache, dizzy feeling, taste In the mouth, "coated "tongue, nervousness, sleepl essne.ss., 3 after eating- all these symptoms of a weak stom- disappear, and perfect di- (estlon and a good skin that the.vital machinery is once more running smoothly. Take little Mi-o-na Tablet before each meal so that It will stimulate ihe anfl glye. strength the s.tomaeh, and than it.will take care of the food that Is eaten, without indigestion and the unpleasant full fee-ling with which so many suffer after meals. J. V.

Deithold lias BO much confidence in the power of Mi-o-na to cure indigestion and all stomach ills that he gives a guarantee with every 50 cent box to refund the money if the remedy falls to give satisfaction. Woodland Opera Hkse i ONE'NIGHT ONLY. LAUGH Chiis. II Ycwing presents THEMDE NEW YORK WITH Ben Dillon Frank. Maud Williams Snna Clarfi Sanon Stanleigh-- r-- J.

Francis Abbott AND THE Broadway TWO HOURS Seats on sale at" Leithold's Store. A COMPLETE LINE of parts, "appurten ances: thereunto appertaining and belonging, enable, us to pu your wheel In fine form with the leas possible delay. Don't forget that have the skill and experience, as wel as the appliances and materials. ED H. BURNETT, West Cyclery GIBSON BLOCK, WOODLAND French Imported, Bencli GrafletJ, GRAPE VINES Heavy bearers, disease-proof, cc suckers, long lived, practically none failing, imported by Q.

Delviitour Napa county, "recommended by tin California Wine Association, Hulian Swiss Colony, Geo. P. Beverldge ant many others. Planted now almost ex clusively In Napa where ex perience it la a grand success I have been appointed asent for these vines; have examined them bear ing, noted the advantages, and wll gJHiliy glre any lurormalitui Jcalrec and show testimonials on file. In qulrles correspondence solicited.

A. M. EATON li III KMt 718 Main Streut, Id3 Woodland F. antl Surgeon. Office, Armstrong A Slock, rex rat I and I.

Office 1841; res! ISM. Cs'ta left (t i R. drug store promptly Attended. Hoars, to s. 1 4 p.

m. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns JUST ARRiVEMccppletl ip-Mlll Stock of hi only perfwt fatten ytt skowiig Hi styles of Ike grwtestwoiai's Btpziis of the world. These are Is keeping witt bur deteralnation ALWAYS TO BE UP-TO-DATE aid to offer to' our cistoners the very best. PRICE 10 AND (5 CENTS Moattly Style Books Free WE ARE SOLE THE ARCADE DRY GOODS CO. NEW SERVICE Southern Pacific Steamers New 17-knot steamers, twin screw arid American built.

Antilles Momus Creole Leave rNew Orleans Saturdays 10 a.m. Fare from Sacramento, Redding or inter- 1 mediate points one way $76.80 class; $64.55 second, $61.45 steerage. Write, call Agent, Woodland. 2L4 ARE YOU READY? When winter comes it will arrive wltli bang. There is no summer the year round.

You'll need; an overcoat. It your overcoat is old, order a new ona now. Have it all ready for the rain. Then you won't have to spend week or so trudging about in the wet wailing for the tailor to finish ilia garment. can satisfy anyone.

(Successor to C. Weinmanu Co.) Yolo Co. Swings Sank Building, opp Byrns Hotel -Ladies' and Gents' Clothing cleaned aud pressed. FOUNTAIN SYRINGES HARD RUBBER SYRINGES RUBBER TUBING RUBBER GLOVES RUBBER BANDAGES AIR CUSHIONS STOMACH PUMPS STOMACH TUBES ICE CAPS I5ULB SYRINGES CRUTCH TIPS RUBBER SP.ONGES AT Corner Drug Store F. VON JOCHUMSEN.

Acetylene Gas best illuminant the world knows. Pilot Generators 7 The best on the list b'f approved machines For information; regarding its use for lighting and cooking, drop a card to W. Millsap, Yolo, Cal, Exclusive Agent for Yolo McGRIFF PETTIT to Armstrong Algc. BUTCHERS Dulifii Fresh ttl Mwts, Sarages Urt, Ete. Ordurs delivered to all parts of the city.

606 Main Street Phone Main 6. 102 Woodland Bakery! "HENRY: SCHAOTER; Prop. Fresh bread delivered every day. Wedding Cakes and Confectionery a Specialty. PMtry.

Delicious BonrH ama OF MAIN STREET OENTUTI. JOHN T. of Dental Surgery. Dental rooms over R. B.

Cranston's Woodland. Cal. Oil. J. L.

3MITH, In Yolo County Savings Bank building, Woodland, CaV Room 1 and 2. Tfilnphona Mdin 3382. tf DR. U. EDGAR Permanently located in Woodland.

Porcelain Inlays, crown and bridge work specialty. Telephone Main "62. A.N.Dick,M.D. A.Y.Dt«k,D.D.a DICK DICK, Dentists, Farmers' and Hw- Bank. Otticd hours 8 a.

m. to P. nfc Telephone 1173 DR. C. K.

WILCOXOK, and Merchants' Bank: Building, Food land, OOlce pfcooe- 1172, residence phooe mil fmr the fit.