Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

PufrUabtd Evening Bxlept Suodaya, BD. B. USAKE, KAttor And Proprietor TERMS: one bald) Dtlty. ill 2.50 Diiijt, months I.t; month, by carrier DEMOCRAT: (Weekly). you- 12.Bt Weekly, six months.

1.2£ three nionthn 76 TIME TABLE SOUTH BOUND. IT. Marysvllte to S. P. and Sac.

IS, Oregon to S. P. via Willows. HsuilUan-Sac. motor Red Bluff to S.

F. Sao 11. Shasta Limited (no stop) f.33. Orovlile-Davia motor 025, Tehama-Sac, motor (connects at Davis with No. 109 for San Francisco 6MDp NORTH BOUND.

14, S. F. to Oregon, via 630. Pavls-Oroville motor 30. S- P.

Sac. to Red Bluff, via Willows 12, Shasta Limited (no stop) 682. motor 18, S. P. Sac.

to 7:10 B24, Sac. Tehama motor MAY 17, 1912 When the president charges Colonel Roosevelt with making a misstatement he might just as well throw gasoline ou a. fire. The things politically are going on now the assets of the Republican jiai'ty, hy the time the national convention meets, will be ter and a crutch. a porous plas- It seems that Colonel Wattersou is still playing the role of a fussy old woman sitting up nights with what remains of one of the most brilliant intellects of a vanishing period.

Some of our Republican brethren who discreetly silent until they could learn how the cat was going to Jump are now eagerly trying to get the rheumatic kink out of their progressive Republican, leg in time join the procession. to If one-half the Republican factious are saying about each other is true, the administration is so rotten that it smells like a Chinese laundry and a chajige from one faction to another will uot iiiake the administration more respectable. The only logical thing to do, therefore, is to elect a Democratic president. The Roosevelt success in California seems likely to make rival candidates of Francis J. Heiiey and Chester Bowell for Senator Perkins' seat.

Heuey is only a raw recruit and Rowell changes his political alliances with equal fficillty. Under the circumstances it would be the safest plan to elect a Democrat and one whose views are the same on both aides of the Sacramento river. Colonel Roosevelt recently wrote a long letter principally devoted to an excoriation of the bosses and deploring the failure of his boss nomination of his successor in which he declares tliat "there is just one candidate 1 propose to nominate against the bosses and that is myself." Rather significant, language to come from a maa who professes to be so anxious for the people to rule. Colonel Roosevelt modestly declares: "I typify and embody the great cause which con only be furthered by supporting me." The only great cause he can possibly refer to is his third lerm propaganda. It is inconceivable that the people of this country are willing to artmit that he is Ihe oniy man on earth who can be depended upon to see that the people are permitted to rule.

When Governor Johnson was mating his campaign Iu 1910 he charged that George A. Knight is an attorney for the corporations which the candidate was going to kick out of the politics of the state and he proved bis case to the sati.siaction of the people. But George knew enough lo climb into ihe band, wagon in the nick of time and governor Johnson effusively welcomes his resurrection from the graveyard of the has-beens. TRUSTEE KINKADE PAYS A VISIT TO WILLOWS J. J.

Kinkade of Woodland, brother of Chief of Police Thomas KInkade, is in lown the guest of the popular peace officer. Mr. Kinkade is a trustee of the town of Woodland. He came up with some cattle he and Anlwlne St. Louis sold to Schnurbusch Wein- rlch.

Mr. Kinkade and Mr. St. Louis are brothers-in-law. Willows Journal.

Answers to (tetions Regarding Watering Channel notJWtted At the afternoon session of court in the condemnation suit, Maurice was ou the stand but a short time. Ho will probably bo recalled when he completes his computations. He was asked If he ever had any conversation with. Trustee J. W.

Browning in which Mr. Drowning told him lo run the levee over a part of the Hershey land with a view of having It become a part of district No. IDS ihe court sustained an objection to the question. J. W.

Kearth, who was engineer for tho district for twelve years nnd is now engineer for No. 730, was the next witness. Mr. Kearth testified that Colusa basin is sixty miles long with a downward grade toward Knights Landing ridge, and that'wat- ers overflowing from the Sacrauieu- to river, as far north as Glenn county run down the basin and lodge in the lower Colusa basin, where the lands of 108 are located. He also testified that there are twenty-two streams running fiom the.foothills into the basin, the waters of which also rim down Into the lower end of the basin.

Witness claimed to have been familiar with the run-off of these streams for a great many years and that 'it has been considerable. He also claims familiarity with the high water plane of the Sacramento river, which he says lias been materially raised during last fifteen yegjs. In 1895 extreme high water was only 37 feet, which is less than the height Amusements. No play recent years has made lien a universal appeal to the American public as has the American drama by Booth Tarklngton nnd Harry Leon Wilson, "The Jl nn From Home," which Is to be seen at the opera house Wednesday evening, May 23. While the whole atmosphere of the play, abounds with Italian suggestion and in fact every scene ia laid In that country, the spirit of the play is purely American, The principal character, nnniel Voorbees Pike, a plain lawyer from Kokonio, played by William Hodge, 342 iimes Chicago and 560 of the ridge, which is 38 feet.

At the i im present time high water at Knieiits I Landing exceeds 10 feetWitness times at the Astor theater, New as well as twenty-seven weeks in Boston and eighteen in Philadelphia, is too virile a type of the, DANCE AT will lie a dauce at Knlghta Landing iu Hershey Hall, Saturday evening, May 10 Admission 60 cents. All in- 18, 1912. vited. mylS or more experienced men, with good reference, to June bud not less thau 20,000 almond buds in our nursery at Esparto. to commence by June 1st.

p. M. Parker Brother. my22 FOR furntahed rooms, Boamer block, opp. Julian hotel.

Enquire of Mrs. M. E. Hoyt, np-stalrs. my22 NOTICE TAKEN UP Bay mare; weighs 000; white blaze face; branded on right shoulder, baa halter on, with a piece of canvas attached; shod all round.

Owner can recover same by paying costs. J. H. Madison. my25 A CALLED MEETING of Mary's Cemetery Association will be held on Saturday, May 2Eth, at 2 p.

All lot owners are earnestly requested to be present, as business of importance "By order of the will be transacted. President. my 25 FOR hand one-horse delivery wagon and harness; also gooil work team. Apply to Fisher Epperson, feed yard. BABY can supply you with strong, sturdy White Leghorn chicks from selected stock of winter layers.

Day old chicks, 10 cents each; two weoks old chicks, 15 cents each. Woodland City Hatchery, 435 Walnut street. Phone 2181. S. White and Daughter, Woodland.

Cal. my21 brooch, white enamel, set with five diamomln. Please return to this office. Reward. my21 Tuesday, May 14th, hunch of keys, on flat key ring, between Esparto and Woodland.

Please return to Julius Johaunessen, Esparto, or this office. my22 niau of business, cairn and In detail the levels reached by the wa-l irlurbable under the stress of ab- rmal conditions, that he cannot fall, appeal to tlip entirety of theater- ter In the basin for a number of goers. Lleblar the managers. The heaviest break known 8-foot contour at which unusual excellence. The.

tha? 80000acres were! CaS a of such mag- tbe north side of the Moon's bend In 1909. This filled the basin to, the 42-foot conto lie calculated under water on ridge. Mr. Kearth was asked his opinion as to the frequency with which water will overflow the ridge in'the but an objection to the question precipitated a discussion that bad not seen concluded when tho hour for adjournment arrived. Engineer Kearth's examination was resumed tliis morning aud lie was still the stand when the hour for the noon recess arrived.

Among the nia- points brought out by attorneys ar 1 5lave cast lhe P'ay witil their usual prodigality, and the scenic nient is of unusual arrange- excellence. 'or the defendant the the most important; following are The earth dam at Sycamore slough removed during his experience, earlier of May, aud some- imes as late us August. It jvas taken out when the water in the river had 'alien a couple of feet below the wa- las. never heen fourteen years' han tlie mont er Jn the hasin. With lOS's new levee constructed and with its ouilel into the river in operation Ihe hill waters, in bis opin- on, will run over Knights Lauding three years out of four.

Some if the storms, from the hills amount hundreds of thousands of acre feet, uid they generally occur during Jaii- lary. February mid March, in which iiouths the river is highest. In January, 1907. when tbe river was only two-tenths feet below the ridge a very heavy storm took place. In March, of Ihe same year, another great itonn occurred.

Between these storing a great deal of rain felt. Their -ffea would liiive been to cause a leavy overflow over tin; ridge in Jan- iary and March, if the proposed levee At the production dropped: into the shadow by over 50 per cent, and Its success there was so great that it became necessary to lease outright SOCIAL DANCE AT YOLO There will be a social dance at Yolo town hall on Saturday evening, May IS, 1912. Admission $1 per couple, in- guaran- mylS eluding Good time teed to all who attend. NOT THE LARGEST BUT AS GOOD the best. A.

M. Eaton, Florist. Flowers-for all purposes; floral designs mane to order. Order early for Decoration day. tny'ltf Japanese boy position as' kind.

Salary up. Enquire Sakamato, P. 0. Box 417, or phone 2691. ruy20 SEE not have Peterson do your gardening and odd jobs? New lawns put iu and a good stand a famous theater to continue the run Headquarters at Stine's beyond the original contract In New j.iStore.

Phone No. 2811. mvStf York all attendance records were ix iinciiuaiLue luuuiua were broken. The Indications are that. Itsf- NO1I Ct to Persons having stock in having stock pastured on the Dan Wooster place north iaf this city are requested to call and success throughout the country will be as great, as it enjoyed In the- four cities mentioned.

Throughout it is the embodiment ot true, clean, wholesome Americanism. Those who went to the opera house Thursday evening were delighted with the motion pictures of two of the, world's most, famous actresses, Beruhardt and Rejane. If there was anybody present who had any doubts as to the genuineness of the pictures these doubts were soon dispelled, for when less than a half dozen views had been shown on the screen it became apparent that the audience was witnessing the greatest acting, tbe world, lias ever seen. The first pictures shown were those the great B'rench comedienne, in Siirdou's Mme. Sans-Gene, She is supported by her original com- and both star ajid company a.

triumph. Mme, Sans-Gene is a costume 'corneay of the Napoleonic period, and shows the conqueror of. Europe as a man who laughed aud played as well as warred. The sparkling comedy deals delightfully with great personages and is given gripping interest, by the ever-appearing figure of Napoleon, the man of destiny, whose star at this period was iu its iad been completed. At the highest heaven.

Rejane has' a fine no the HanHi storm role, and the pictures make it clear he river raised -II feet 3 feet "'by for years slip, lias scored such a ugher than tlie ridge. Similar success in this play. Three acts, corn- iremove them immediately. mylS paiiy, score itorms occurred in 1S109 and 1911. The leight of Ihe 3ven greater lad not heen lend.

river would have heen 1S07 and 1009 if it for breaks at Moon's When breaks in the river levees oc- the will be high at Knights -aurtiug, us these.breaks are caused very high water. If the hill water the basin is already up to the level prising about fifty views, were shown. Each aud every view was complete in every detail. The program closed with Bernliardt, who has gcneraJlv heen acknowledged as Ihe world's greatest actress, in "Camille." Supported by her own company and played in her own theater, the pictures are perfect. All the details of Ihe wonderful stage settings of the river, before the crest, of ni1 furnishings that the play affords lood, then the water, passing iu from he breaks will overflow the ridge in rreat volumes.

Objection was raised tn questions In regard to the waters cutting a channel hrough the ridge and Judge Hawkins stated that a condemnation pro- -cwliug he did not think he could con- are pictured. As for the acting, nothing in the picture line approaches it. Nearly every theater-goer is familiar with "Camtile," but if they have not seen the Bernliardt version they still have much to learn. It is a marvelous piece of acting. Arniaiid, which The death scene with closes the play, reveals Dernhardt as the Queen of trag- sider that matter.

Upon cross-examination the witness esf.Ifierl that he had formerly beeai The pictures occupy two hours. They he engineer of the district and hadi wi11 be repeated this evening at 8:30 illed that position for fourteen years, I o'clock. There is but the one perform- in 1911, wlion 4be present plan those who failed to attend FUNERAL SERVICES The funeral of Grover Beamor waa held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter GJbba OH the corner of Fourth nnd Oak streets.

Rev. B. J. Balrd of- licfated. Miss Minnie Prior and Mm.

W. H. Grant rendered appropriate manic. Interment wan In Ihe city cemetery, The pallbearers were Kfer Suavely, Kred Weider, Will Welder, More, Tom Htilchlson and Angclo J'Joto. mafion was adopted, he was not -apixjinlofl.

In (lie upper Colusa basin are other reclaiming tlie laud near the Home Jinve been abandoned, "it the Davis ievees are si ill kept up, ind in this way (he hill water is caus- 2(1 to run directh through the strait, vhfr-Ii separates the two basins. Other cvees used to exist in Ihe lower Colisa basin, that have now heen (tanged, or washed away. Formerly Iho amount, mirier j-cHamalinu not. nearly so great is now I'd to be reclaimed. last evening should not miss this op- of acelnB what are truly the two finest, pictures ever seen in this city.

PUSHMOBILE RACES was REMOVED Doctors and C. K. Beebe hare removed their office to the Physicians Imilrllng on the corner of Main and Second streets. mr21tf Sallow complexion is due to a torpid liver. Herbine purifies and strengthens the liver and bowels and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek.

Price 60c. Sold by J. It, Shellon, 1J The Elite today will present the fnnnirat slnnt ever pulled off. The Pushmoblle Races are the funniest of all sports, and the ones at the Elite lla today will lie hummers. The start- intend- pint' sensiiuonal Knlem war play, The Tide of lialtip, will be a feature of today's program.

Miss Elizabeth Clnirrli, cornet soloist, will play new selections. The Elite has a dandy show lorlay; better than usual; BO go early and avoid the rush. Evenings at 7:15 sharp. Woman loveg a clear, rosy complex- ------on. Burdock' FIFTY-GENT COLUMN.

not Eze WECI Uude.T Thl. Headim Ccati per Week, or IBM, Payable ixi Advance. All in of 5 Li nun. Double the blood, clearg the akin, restores rud-J on a farm; girl or woman. Apply d7, Jiealti.

a tills office, iny23 competent woman to do housekeeping. No cooking. Apply 512 Main street. Woodland, mylg AT will te an open-air dance on the platform at "Capay, Saturday evening, May 18th. Supper extra.

Music Clark's orchestra. All invited. mylg AUTO PAINT May 1st, at 518 Third street, rear I. O. 0.

F. hall. Now doing business. Satisfaction guaranteed. 0.

C. Portlack, proprietor mylltf TOR head of young milch cows. Pine dairy stock. per head if you take 20 head. 60 miles from Woodland by way of Winters.

Address French Walling, Box is, Monticello Cal. road, Napa FOE pool table in Al condition. Enquire of G. F. Tilly, Madison, California.

Price myl7 FOR head of Work brood mares, one four-year-old gelding, one driving horse, one buggy, one carriage, eight head of mllcb cows, fanning: implements, sueli as plows and harrows, household furniture, also 54 acres of land, well improved, five miles from Woodland. For'fur- ther particulars enquire at prernlues. G. W. Mai-Eton.

my22 NOW IS THE TIME to furnish your bouse; from 1 chair, lo a whole house full of tlie very best furniture. Call and see B. A. Nixon, at the Woodland Sales'Bu'reau. mrltf man wants job on farm.

Any kind work; dairy preferred. Apply to AJvares Alain street, Woodland. my20 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. No. 803, corner North and Third streets.

RB G(f VACUUM CARPET only sanitary house cleaning method in vogue today. I have a first-class outfit, and will do your work with the least possible confusion to the household routine. D. B. BMvvell.

Phono 4121 or J. H. Shelton, phone 1021. mj-2tf B. L.

WING Phone No, 88 FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY King of Soaps, In 20 bar boxes, per box Fancy Bacon, regular 25c, special Bananas, per doz. Ripe Olives, per quart Bgg 0 See Corn Flakes. 4 pkga for Imported Olive Oil, per quart Block Matches, 3 for Bulk Crackers, nice and fresh, per Ib Fancy Mixed Cakes, per Ib. Bulk Syrup, per gallon .85 22 '26 26 'JB 85 20 Buy your bananas from us; we have a lot of nice extra fancy ones this week. PHONE 88.

B. L. WING NOT IN THIS COMBINE. per word inserts classified ads. in 30 leading papers in U.

S. Send' for list. The Uako Advertising Agency, 432 S. Main Los Angeles, or 12- Geary San I Francisco. JaStf WOOD FOR SALE Stovewootl for and peach.

Yolo Or- chard.apUlf id! 1. O. K. HUll.DIWi GIKSiDA HBNRY Lessees Henry, Manager.) Wednesday, May 22 PANTS AKO SKIRTS EXPENSIVE 8MKS Man Loses $1,000 Pinned to Him, and Woman is Out 83,000. Phone Main 3262R.

A. Borchard Son SACRAMENTO HARDWOOD FLOOR GO. Manufacturers of ORNAMENTAL WOOD FLOORS AKO BORDERS Floor Surfacing Done by Machine. Office and Kye Street, Sacramento, Cal. Louis, Harvey, a farmer living near Dubuque, 111., will recover out of $3260 which he brought to St.

Louis last Saturday wrapped in a salt sack aud pinned to a trousers' leg. He lost it in walking streets, and Ills r.iiltino depository" Indirectly leaves him short exactly' $1000. Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Dennett of Bristol, vowed never to put their trust in banks. They are now in Hulcliinson, penniless, their children hungry. They came from Bristol their entire fortune of 53.000 sewed in the lining of Mrs. Bennett's skirt.

Ou the train the money Rapids, Midi Herald. Hake OUR Bank Bank, Paj Libsral Interasl with Safely 4 psr cenl HOME SAVINGS BANK WOODLAND, Associated wilh Pim Natucal CALIFOENIA PIANOS Large Stock at WOOi.LEY'8 STREET FAIR AND WATER CARNIVAL May 22 to 25 inclusive Next to Poetoffice. roy2tf Shop Mammoth Floral and Civic Parade 10:30 Tharsday, May 23 Athletic and Aquatic Sports Friday, May 24 Grand Mardi Gras and Horribles Saturday Night, May-25 Beginning at 8 p. m. Exhibition of Baskets From all Nations in ITstace Store Free Jlreet Ads and Vaudeville Every Afternoon and Night Concerts Dancing on Ihe Lake's Gpen--Air Platform EveffNigiit Aflraciions and Street Shows furnished by the Poley Btirle Amusement Company of San Francisco 1016 This Week Only I Everybody Invited' -Excursion Rates on All Railroads Standing of Contestants in HUSTON BROS'.

ADTO CONTEST Jewelry for 1912 Graduates! What is nicer lo receive than some avlicle of Jewelry? Si WE SUGGEST WATCHES, DIAMONDS, RINGS, SIGNET- LINKS, BROOCHES, SIGNET PINS CO'AL BEADS, PEARL BEADS, GOLD BEADS, CHAINS PENDANTS, LOCKETS, EARRINGS UK make a monogram fob for you. E. PRAET Xxpert Watch Repairin Phone 1372 We Do Engraving For Ending May 15, 1912 Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number- Number Number Number Number Number Classified Advertisements -22 15500 Number 132.,: 22150J 30 16400 Number HO 12370 3' 17700 Number 11050 PHYSICIANS. 18520 Number 151 15450 62 040 14900; M. W.

WARD, M. ear, 32 Number 157 20130i throat. Until my return my Pre- 6i Number 162.... fitOOO scrlptions for glasses, will be Refilled 13860 Number 12390 from Mr. bid Tract's, Woodland.

dlStf 68 '54240 Number 180 24360 01 2503.5 Number 188 72840 fi-l 17160 Number 205 24535 81 2B150 Number 206 G0500 100 22830 Number 207 7(1185 Number 101 68026 Number 208 45986 Number 105 16726 Number 211 68450 Number .107 27750 Number 212 52426 Number 15800 Number 213 10460 28020 OK. C. H. ear, nose and throat, and fitting glasses. Office.

First National Dank building olOM SUKVi'YOK. A. G. Surveyor and engineer. Office, 63! Main A.

P. CAMPBELtr-State Licensed Surveyor. Office with County Sur- reyor, Hall of Records, Woodland Cal mrlltt DR. T. A.

GUTHRIB, Iu Savings Dank Building, Woodland, Cal. Office phone Real- deuce phone 2422. UK. c. K.

WJLOOMJIS, i'lrat National Bank Building. Woodland, Cal. Office phono 1172, residence phone 2391 UR. A. V.

Dentist, Woodland, Cal. Over Leithold'j Drug Store Room 7. Office 8 a. m. to p.

in. Phone 1993..