Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

aX LJBAKJE. Editor and Proprietor TERMS: DaJty. OM year (5.CO Dally, six monthi 2.50 pally, tkrw months. J.KS per month, by carrier .60 rtW YOLO DEMOCRAT: (Weekly) Weekly, one year (postage J2.B« Weekly, six 1.26 Weekly, three 76 TIMETABLE SOUTH BOUND IT, MaryBVllle to S. F.

and 13; Oregon to S. F. via HaBilHon-Sac. 29 Red Bluff to F. Sac 11.

Shasta Limited (no 533. OroVille-DavIs motor 626, Teha'rha-Sac, motor (connects at Davis with No. 109 for San Francisco NORTH BOUND. 14, S. F.

to Oregon, via 530. Davls-Orovllle W. S. F. Sac.

to Red Bluff, via A Wi'lows 12, Shasta Limited (no stop) 522. motor 18, Sao. to 7:10 624. Sac. Tehama motor MONDAY.

6, 1912 Rodney Hill and Miss Lucy Elder Married in Redwood City Saturday Rodney J. Hill and Mtss Lucy Irene Elder handed their friends aud Vela- fives a neat surprise package Saturday when they were secretly married in Redwood City. On Friday afternoon they drove away with a horse and buggy, leaving the impression that they were going to Rumsey to visit the groom's sister, Mrs. Ed Morrin Instead of doing that they drove to Davis and boarded a train for San BYaneisco. On reaching the metropolis they took another train for Redwood City, where they obtained their marriage license.

On Saturday morning they were married at the parsonage of the M. E. church by the pastor of the chuich. Immediately after the ceremony they returned to San Francisco, where they remained over night. On Sunday they boarded the noon train and came up to Davis.

From that point they returned to Woodland with tueir horse aud buggy, arriving here about 6 o'clock. The bride is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. J.

Elder. She was bora in Indiana, but came to Woodland. with her parents when she was but nine months of age. After completing her studies in the grammar schools of this city she took a commercial course in the high school, where she first became acquainted with her husband. A little over a year ago she entered Ibe office District Attorney Bailey, where she is employed as a stenographer.

She is a young lady whom everybody who is acquainted with admires. The groom is the only son of Mrs. Cora Gates of this fity. He is a native of Lovelock, Nevada, but has been a resident of Yolo county about seven years. Previous to coming to Woodland five years ago he lived with his grandmother, Mrs.

Guthrie, near Winters, where he attended the grammar school. He attended the Woodland high school for three terms, after which he accepted a position as bookkeeper In Spauld- iug's grocery store. After a short time he resigned his position there and accepted a similar one Johnston Bros. At present IK is. engaged in farming a small tract of land on the Wolfskin ranch, which he leased from 1.

Clover. The groom was rated as one of the best athletes in high school, his specialty being basketball, at which game he was rated as a star. Mr. Hill has been very active in military circles and is a sergeant in the ranks of Company F. He is held in high esteem by all his acquaintances.

Mr. and Airs. Hill will reside for the present at the residence of (be bride's parents In this city. ELITE NOTES A dandy program today. Alkali Iltn Bests Braneho Billy, the great favorites in one picture; Pathc Indian, A Victim of Firewater; Kaiein comedy.

The Kidnaped Conductor; Selig's, The Hobo, a eplendld heart story. son, presenting Latest Feminine Fashions. The tojj notch of excellence is reached In this remarkable show. Coming manipulator of cards and coins. Mrs.

Wm. A. Allen, Chacon. New Mexico, had so severe a cough that It nearly choked her to death. Mr.

Allen "We tried many things without helping her when by good luck I got a bottle of Fc4ey's Hooey and Tar Compound. It helped her at once and flually cured her. It Is the beat medl- we ever Sold by J. Shel- toa, driiwist, Woodland. Woman, Closely Related to Prominent Yolo Families Mi's.

Jemima Caroline Hayes died Sunday ot the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Stites. four miles south of She suffered a stroke paralysis about two years ago'and had been an invalid ever since.

Having passed the Slitli milestone in life her death was naturally to be expected at nny time ana cmne as no great surprise. The funeral was held today. The cortege arrived at the Woodland cemetery at noon, where the services were conducted by Rev. T. E.

Reeve oE the M. B. church South. The pallbearers were Stephen Dole, Albert Hayes. Geo.

Bourland and Sam Norton. Deceased a native ot Missouri, SG years, 5 months and 11 days of age. Her maiden name was Jemima Linville. She was twice married. Her first marriage was to J.

A. Armfield, the date of wliieli we were unable to ascertain. The result this union were two sons, T. A. Armfield of -Suiter county ami J.

H. Armfield of Esparto. Her second marriage was to Matthew Hayes, which occurred in Missouri on October 1, 1852. They crossed the plains in 1857, and came to Yolo county, where they settled. To Mr.

and Mrs. Hayes were born three daughters, Mrs. Tom Reese, Mrs. W. A.

Stites and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell of Madison. Mrs.

Reese died last winter. Mr. Hayes died in 1898. Since his death Mrs. Hayes had divided her time between her daughters.

Which Deals Mostly withM Departures from and Arrivals at Woodland But Only One ol Many Attractions ol the Sells Floto Show The people of the circus are always looking for new features, and so many have been introduced in years goue by into this particular form of entertainment that it would seem indeed as if ingenuity yiid originality had been exhausted. But the Sells-Floto Circus, which will play a single day's engagement here ou Saturday, May nth, has on Its program one number which is essentially a novelty. It is Introduced primarily as a comedy act, in which a horse hitched lo an ordinary landau carrying two passengers is driven into the ring. At first the animal refuses to move, aud when urged by his driver, kicks that individual dean bis seat back upon the lady and gentleman who are seated in carriage. The animal then kicks himself clear out of the harness, and after galloping wildly around the ring several times, winds up by jumping over the vehicle and its occupants.

The act in itself is what is termed a "scream" in the show world, and further demonstrates the marvelous possibilities of horse I raining, which in- 'leert, as Ibe years go by, seem without limit. Streeter to Trip At the close of service Sunday morning Hie Congregational church voted tlicir pastor, Rev. C. AI. Streeter, a vacation ot two months, during July and August.

Streeter is planning a trip to the east, visiting relatives and friends en route. He will stop In Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio, where lie lias held pastorates, tint, will spend the most of his time in New York state with relatives and friends, lie expects to leave soon, and will furnish pulpit supply till July t. ANCIENT ORDER NOBLE MYSTIC SHRINE MEETING Southern Pacific Co. will sell reduced round trip tickets to Los Angeles from all points in California at fare and one third for the round trip. Sale dates, May 4, and 0.

Return limit CO days. Stopovers allowed within limit on return trip. J. FINOLAND, Agent S. i'.

Woodland, Cal. JAS. O'OARA, DIst, Frt, Pass. Agt, Sac. my6 Wonderful what not miia baths and at Paso Hot Springs will do for rheumatism, gout, oclattca and kindred woes.

Try them now. Write Frank W. Sawyer, Medical Dl A baby's bracelet has been lost. See 50-ccnt column. Miss Nellie Olsen returned to Wheat- Inod this morning.

Frank Weeks returned to San Francisco Sunday afternoon. Alice Hartley of Oakland Is the guest oC Mrs. Will Eakle. Jos. Alameda of San Francisco, visited friends In Woodland Sunday, George Welder and H.

C. Hinckley went lo Sail Francisco this morning. Mr. and Mrs. McCoombs and Mrs.

A. W. Jost returned to Sacramento Sunday. Miss Cora Boone of Bonicia was the g'uest of Mr. mid Mrs.

G. B. Dingle Sunday. Mrs. H.

V. Tresevant and son, Paul, of Oakland, are guesis of J. J. Gensoul and family. F.

L. Jordan, C. D. Simpson and F. Garrette were south-bound passengers this morning.

The Moose lodge will give their last social dance of the season in Native Sons hull Tuesday evening. Frank Parker and family came over from Sacramento Saturday. Mr. Parker returned this morning. Mrs.

J. Doniath, Mrs. S. Hauffer and daughters, Misses Lillie and Ida, returned to Sacramento Sunday afternoon. Rev.

Franklin Baker and wife. Dr. J. T. Royles and wife, Sheriff Monroe and A.

M. Eaton went to Sacramento this morning. LOCAL BREVITIES Read The Arcade's removal sale prices. The Trade Palace advertises a sale of petticoats. A diamond pin has been lost.

See 50-cent column. Mrs. F. E. Terry will remain a few days longer.

See 50-cent column. Bicycle riders should profit by the new ad. Millsap's bicycle shop. Beauty and comfort are combined in the Dr. Edison cushion shoe, advertised by Groh.

No excuse for an ill-fitting dress or other corset discomforts it you heed The Vogue's advice. There will be a social dance in I. O. O. F.

hall this evening, given by Marguerite Circle, No. 209, Companions of the Forest, The Woodland Orchestra will furnish the music. See 50-eeut column. DR. JOYCE TO TAKE POSTGRADUATE COURSE IN EAST Dr.

A. Joyce will leave on Tuesday for Brooklyn, New York, where lie expects to take a post-graduate course in the Polhemus Memorial Clinic and St. Peter's Hospital. He expects to be gone about six months. His many friends sincerely hope that his trip may be a pleasant as well as ii profitable one.

OLLIE HOAG DISABLED- DAVIS TEAM DISBANDS Ollie Hoag dislocated his right shoulder Sunday In sliding to a base. As a result of the accident the Davis team has disbanded. Tracy Hoag is playing with the Sacramento State League team, and it was deemed inadvisable to attempt to continue the season without the services of the Hoag brothers. ESCAPES AN AWFUL FATE. A thousand tongues could not express the gratitude of Mrs J.

E. Cor, of Joliet, for her wonderful deliverance from an awful fate. "Typhoid pneumonia had left me with a dreadful cough," she writes. "Some- limes I had such awful coughing spells I thought I would die. I could get no help from doctors' treatment or other medicines till I used Dr.

King's New Discovery. But I owe my life lo tills wonderful remedy for I scarcely cough at all now." Quick and safe, It's the most reliable of all throat and lung medicines. Every bottle guaranteed. 50e and Jl. Trial bottle free at all druggists.

Dlxxincss, vertigo (blind staggers), sallow complexion, flatulence are symptoms of a torpid liver. No one tan.feel well while the liver is inactive. Herblnc Is-a powerful Hver stimulant. A aose or two will cause all bilious Bymploms to Try it. Price 50c.

Sold by J. 1 The Sacramento Laundry calls far and delivers laundry. Leave sit Die Ariel candy store, telephone lOOl, or with C. P. Chllders, acent.

tf 80RV Modesto, May to the wife of Belwood Hawkins, a daughter. met Uaes Uader Tkis BO per Week. or Payabl All la ecu UMS. lion's head, set with diamonds. Return to Byrns and receive reward.

royll LADIES. many orders coming In compels us to extend our Woodland time ifor several days more. Last chance for good hair work. Hurry your ordera. Comblnga made up.

Bargains In new switches, Mrs. P. B. Terry, room 15, Capital Hotel. myll Woodland, Saturday.

May 4th, a baby's with the name "Evelyn" engraved on It. Finder will please leave at this office and receive suitable reward. myll FOR 6 tons good alfalfa hay. In shock. Phone 3297, after 7 p.ijn.

Address Stringer, mile east of mylO or gentleman, to establish and manage a sales agency in Yolo county for an article of merit manufactured In Sacramento. Address Simplex Sales Agency, No. 231 Oohs- ner Sacramento, Cal. mylO FOR acres of land on hills east of Guinda. Five or six acres of vineyard; small almond orchard; house and barn; about thirty acres cleared, and balance In small oak timber, suitable for wood.

Price For information call or write Bailey Wilson, courthouse. Woodland, California. my8 neelc fur. Finder may have same by calling at this office, proving property and paying for the notice. only sanitary house cleaning method In vogue today.

1 have a first-class outfit, and will do your work with the least possible contusion to the household routine. D. B. Bldwell. Phone 2311 or J.

R. Shelton, phone 1201. my2U A JAPANESE GOOK wishes position as cook In country. Experienced in cooking. Address Sii'gimoto, care Japanese boarding house, near depot.

P. O. Box 417, Woodland. my7 NEW AUTO AND CARRIAGE paint shop will open May 1st, at 318 Third street, back of the I. O.

O. F. building. Satisfaction guaranteed. G.

C. Portlock, proprietor. my6 lady's handbag containing several articles, among them a small purse containing a sum of money. The owner can recover same by calling at this office and paying for th)s notice. inner tubes, a 'set ol tools, a pump, a jack and also emergency (belonging to an auto somewhere between Woodland and Elmira, last week.

Finder will please return to this office and be suitably rewarded. my6 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, No. 803, corner North and Third streets. ap6tf MAY you Intend to decorate? Let me show you something in flowers that will keep fresh and give you plenty of time to prepare. Order early.

A. M. Eaton, Florist. apltf NOW IS THE TIME to furnish your house; from 1 chair to a whole house full of the very best furnitvire. Call and see B.

A. Nixon, at the Woodland Sales Bureau. mrltf tl.25 per word classified ads. in 36 leading papers in TJ. S.

Send for list. The Uake Advertising Agency, 432 S. Main 3t, Los Angeles, or 12 Geary Ban Francisco. JS9tf WOOD FOR SALE Stovewood for and peach. Yolo Orchard, aplltf FOR hundred Backs of seed barley.

Good and clean. See J. D. Musgrove. feTtf T.

SLAVEN 1713 Tenth street. Phone 3676. feStf CHARLES W. THOMAS, CHARLES W. THOMAS GROVER C.

JULIAN, Lawyers, Beamer Block, Woodland, California. Sacramento office, Forum Sacramento, Cal. Phone Mam 3639-U HUSTON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public, Beamer block, Main street, Woodland. EX E. GADDIS, Attorney-at-Law.

Office In Farmers' and Merchants' Bank building, second floor. J. E. STRONG, Attorney at Law. Office, Second street, Woodiarrt, opposite opera house.

HARRY L. HUSTON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. Beamer block Ma'a street, Woodland. W. A.

ANDERSON, Attorney-at-Law. Office, Alge Building, Woodland California. HUDSON GRANT, Attorney-at-Law Office, Second street. Woodland opposite the opera house. Special attention given to probate matters and actions Involving real estate.

BLMBR w. ARMFIBLD. Attorney and Counselor at Law. Notarj Public. Office 408-410 Flrat street.

Woodland, Cal. Q. E. Whitney. E.

II. Whitney. WHITNEY at-Law and Notaries -Public. Offices over Bank of Woodland, In rooms formerly occupied by Judge A. Hawkins.

PHILIP BRIJTON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public, corner of Flrat and Main streets, Woodland. A. G. BAILEY ft LAWBENCB H. "WILSON, Attora.ys-at-Law and Notaries Public.

Office In courthouse, Woodland, dl. ClTll, ProbaU and Corporation practice. I. H. H.

Saunders, County Clerk and ex-offlclo Clerk of "the Board of Supervisors, do hereby certify that the following persons were appointed to act as election officers In the various precincts, at the Presidential Primary Election, to lye held on May 14, 1912. WOODLAND NO 1, F. Brendel and Jamea Hare, Inspectors. William Hudson and Ben Keehn, -Judges. John A.

Scott and R. M. Brown. Clerks. WOODLAND 2.

F. J. Bender and J. Garrotte Inspectors. H.

Aronson and Chas. Williams, Judges. H. H. Edmonds and F.

C. Ewert Clerks. WOODLAND NO. 3. A.

M. William and R. S. Spauldlng, Inspectors. W.

A. Brown and R. G. Lawson, Judges. O.

Hatch and A. M. Howard Clerks. WOODLAND NO. 4.

H. H. Gable and L. Nardial, Inspectors. Clarence Porteus and Miis- grove, Judges.

E. B. Rayward and W. W. McGrath Clerks.

NORTH WASHINGTON. J. L- Clifton and Chas. Newton Inspectors. Hugo Frommelt and Frank Todhunter, Anuis Thomas and Hayward Reed Clerks.

SOUTH WASHINGTON. R. H. Buckingham and G. T.

Witham, Inspectors. John Peterson and George Lauken Judges. O. B. Van Tassel and T.

A Hart Clerks. CLARKSBURG J. and P. A. Krull, Nathan Kurtz and Frank Wire Judges.

Bert Waterbury and John Krull Clerks. EAST DAVIS." R. W. Welse and Cal CoveHe, Inspectors. W.

D. Chiles and Kirk Swingle Judges. Jesse Howe Jr. and E. S.

'MiBrlde Clerks. WEST DAVIS. P. H. Brady and C.

E. Green, Inspectors. J. B. Anderson and William Oeste Judges.

J. B. Wire and B. C. French, Clerks.

WINTERS, T. D. Parker and C. M. Norton, Inspectors.

T. E. McFall and J. Lamme, Judges. F.

Wyatt and L. H. Gregory, NORTH WINTERS. Henry Robinson and Homer Moody Inspectors. Jas.

Briggs and Cal Robinson, Judges. Dlllard Guthrle and R. F. Schmeiser, Clerks. MADISON.

Chas. Dumars and Jno. Rodolph Inspectors. A. S.

Crowder and Chas. Hall Judges. B. C. Baur aad Wm.

Tadlock, Clerks. BSPABTO. i W. Llnderman and T. Spence Inspectors.

Chas. A. Alford and Harrison Ban- Judges. H. J.

Blakeway and Geo. D. FIske Clerks. CAPAY. Robt Clooney and Amos Roth Inspectors.

R. O. Armstrong and C. Howard Judges. C.

M. Goounow and A. E. Nellson Clerks. B.

F. Cross Jr. and C. A. Felne Inspectors.

B. Dutton and L. P. Everett, Judges. B.

P. Lloyd and P. Davisson Clerks. CACHEVILLK M. M.

Dlggs and A. J. Kerge! Inspectors. C. H.

Bork and J. T. Cooper, Judges. C. F.

Hayden and C. R. Honpla, Clerks. KNIGHTS LANDING. George Wilson and Ed Allen Inspectors.

M. Darby and O. F. Long, Judges. John Collier Jr.

and Will Morris, Clerks. BLACKS. H. Walker and S. C.

Cassills, Inspectors. Dave Long and G. E. Schlosaer Judges. A.

Horgan and G. Croll, Clerks. DUNNIGAN. J. J.

Peart and J. Bernard, Inspectors. V. Scofield and Thos. Mitchell, Judges.

E. HIatt and Fred Porter, Clerks. SOUTH PUTA1I. Ed Weber and Otis Wilbur, Inspectors. G.

Guysi and Morg Chllders, Judges. John Taylor and C. Guysl, Clerks. EAST WOODLAND. Ed Wyckoff and Win.

Schuder, Inspectors. L. E. Hutchings and S. C.

Deaner, Judges. Owen DInsdale.and Wm. H. Eakle, Clerks. WEST WOODLAND.

J. M. Klncheloe ana Geo. 0. Griffes, Inspectors.

E. Windsor and T. J. Vaughn, Judges. H.

Wllkendorf and W. H. Brown- Ing, Clerks. H. R.

8AUNDERS. County Clerk and ex-otflcio Clerk of the Board of ny7d B. L. WING Phone No, 88 Watch for new ad PHONE 88. L.

WING IN THE COMBINE. 1. O. O. UWLDWfi will ONLY START: Banl; ana save on e-tliird only of vour is years.

Then the INTEREST ALONB will pav you for he rest o'yonr life one-half of your previous income, whatever it may have 01 begln to Deposit one-third of your income it will grow BIGOER work I the reSUlt 5 OUr lal)0r lyom banl account) grow voini Make OUB Bank TODS Wj Libral Intol Gonltieal with Salely 4 P3r cent. HOME SAVINGS BANK Associated with. Firet National Bank WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA 2d8 THE EQUITY WATCH The Square Deal in Watches The Best Watch $5.00 Can Buy If'yo" oTnoT' nlld to you; you be E. PRAET 1 I Watoh lir 1 'f- Waicnen Made Like Ifew 1 Woodland. California T.U Pao tt 1372 NOTICE TO assiWA( AND BUILDERS Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will bo received by the Board ot Education of Hie Woodland High School District, up to 3 o'clock p.

m. of the 6th day of May, 1912, at Ihe oCEice the High School Board of Education, No. 632 Main street, Woodland," for the erection and completion of a brick and concrete High School Build- Ing for the Woodland High School District, In accordance with plans and specifications made for the same by W. H. Weekc, the authorized architect enjployed by the Board.

Bids-will be received separatety on the Heating.and Ventilating, Vacuum Cleaning, Programme Olock System, and the general contract with alternate propositions. Plans and specifications can he seen during office hours at the office of the secretary, Wm. M. Hyman, No. 532 Main street, Woodland, or at the office of the Architect, W.

H. Weeks, 251 Kearny street, Sail Francisco, Cal. A deposit of $20 cash will he required on all plans loaned out, as a guarantee of good faith. All bids to be made out on blank forms furnished by the Board and must be accompanied by a -check for not less than the amount bid, made payable to Wm. M.

Hyman, Secretary of the Board, and certified to by some responsible bunking house. This check to be forfeited In the event that the successful bfflder, after having been awarded the contract, falls within ten days, to sign the contract and furnish a good and sufficient bond, as required by law. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. JR. President WM.

M. Secretary. my6d MUSIC. MRS. STELLA MOLSBKRRY ot siiiKing.

437 First street, Woodland, Cal. apOtf OR. T. A. rjTjTIIUIE.

in Savings Bank BiiildfaB, Woodland, Cal. Office phone 1391. P.esl- dence phone 2422. UR. C.

WfiXXJXON. DentiBt- Kirst National Bank Building. Woodland, Cal. Office phone im. reu- 'dence phone 2391 DR.

A. y. Woodland, Cal. Over Leithold's Drug Store Room 7. Office hours, 8 a.

m. to 6 o. in. Phone 19flS. PHYSICIANS.

M. W. WARD, M. ear, nose, throat. Until my return my Prescriptions for glasses will be He-tilled from Mr.

Ed Praet'a, Woodland. dlStt DR. O. H. ear, nose and throat, and fitting glasses.

Office, First National Bank olOtf SURVEYOR. A. G. Surveyor uud engineer. Office, 532 Main street, with J.

Relth Jr. JylU A. I'. Licensed 8ur- Office, with County Sur- reyor, Hull of Records. Woodland Cal.

mrUtf B8TBACTING. PIANOS Large Stock at WOOLLEY'S Next to LAMP-TON' ot Records. Abstracts Of Title made under new and up-to-date system. Minis building, north ol poetoffice, Woodland, Cal. YOLO COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Con- veyanclnc and abstracting.

All posted daily. office over at Woodland. N. Bawklu. Secretary.