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Phony Your Want Ads $66. WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. MARCH 4V1929L HOOVER DECRIES LAW DISREGARD (Continued from rage One) Francis Dubois Home From Meet Francis DuBois, one of the "Democrat's" high school reporters, has le hinicd from Riverside where he was presented with a check for $50 and a silver trophy for writing the best es Bin in Iftoital Your Responsibility Your ch'ld's eyes arc in your care. It is your responsibility to guard against excessive use, poor Pghting conditions and other causes oi eye strain.

If there any indication that the vision is net normal, an examination should be made without delay to determine whethei glasses are jSMeet Smiths 1 month, $6.50 a year. Publishing CoSubscription Rates: By Carrier, 65c a month; by mail, G5c ru mg Entered at the Woodland Pnstoificc as second class matter. in illejral liquor if only criminals patronized it. We must awake to the fact that this patronage from large numbers of law abiding' 1 citizens ib supplying the rewards and stimulating crime. "I have been, elected by you to exe i cute and enforce the laws of the coun try.

I propose to do so to the extent 1 say against statewide competition l.h the subject, "The Use of Butter Throughout the Century." Because of the unusual merits of the paper Francis was asked to go to Riverside to a dairyman's meeting Equal Wages, Equal Sex Standards Next president Hoover Disserves United Support HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED We have many styles of comfort By VICTOR II. BERNSTEIN ml help friendlmcsi active effort ir ery of my own abilities, but the measure I Meeting the Smith's was able sturdy frames pecially for children. pleasant experience indeed. They of success that the government shall fulness." Special Session The President he leaves discussion of faro iclief and tar l. Ll 1 i.

i i HEBEISN A heroic statue of Mrs. Emmeline Pank hurst, the militant suffragette, is to be erect cd next summer in Westminster, London, near the famous Parliament building. And Stanley Baldwin, prime minister, is going to unveil it. This will bring a smile to all the women, and most of the men. who remember the hectic days when Mrs.

Pankhurst and her were bedeviling the British govern I have an atti active stucco home on the attain will depend upon the moral sup 1 I highway about two miles south of port which you, as citizens, extend." 'Dunnigcn. And if the garden recom "The worst evil of disregard fori penses Mrs. Smith in proportion to the some lav is that it destroys respect efforts she has put into it, spring will for ail law," President Hoover added. I I find iiie home made doubly pleasant Pledges National Board by a profuslion of blooms. i He did not go beyond his own pledge I James "Dude" Smith was laised.to attempt enforcement of the law.

I qj. Hp He reiterated his intention to appoint' iff reiiskm until his message the special session of Congress he will call. He did mil indicate what date he would convene the a survey of the country's ge.1 situaLon. as during mo i aimed beans in the Sutter basin for a national commission which, he said, 'oral economic paign, ne onpooeu I nine years, and then for three years would make "a searching investigation ship and operation Dut aavo hole structure of oui federal owner he was dairying on 1G0 acres We oi u.c nment con.roi Good Glasses Pay the methods of enforcement of the business and public utilities privately. Succeed Goodin i j.

a. mvnnrl nnd High taxes and certain other con The hlgcr purposc of 0ur eco ditions made it advisable for Smith ao" Uilt L1 lj nmi. twht should beto establish ommendations for reorganization more firmly stability and secmity of I to move, and a couple of yeais ago he purchased the 112 acie Goodin of the administration of federal laws business and thereby remove povei place south of Dunnigan. our borders, nd court pro'cedurs as may be foand slnl iuitnei In. this brief time the Smiths have 1 Pipsident declared.

"Our people have desirable. doub'ed the alflalfa acreage on the J. Clark of Plainfield was a busi To Transfer Authority in recent ears developed a new found l. anacity for coopeiation among them place, dug a well and installed a lump, fenced more than 50 acies. elves to effect high purposes of public welf 'i stalled power in the house, planted He announced that in the meanly hiJe he would Irnasfer a large part of prohibition enforcement responsibility from the Treasury to the Justice department, "as a beginning of more or Federal School Ccnp ol 'Equipped with a breadth oi experience which few Americans have hr.d.

Hefberi Hoover today became President of the United States. Under his leadership this Nation has a chance to prosper as never bo fore. The Californian, of whom we arc all pardonably proud, said nothing in his inaugural address concerning existing business condi tiongbut he takes up great responsibilities under most favorable circumstances, according it his own pre election utterances. Experienced by successful business operations in many fields, President Hoover should constructively handle our Nation's problems. In his address Monday, he renamed his pledge for a special session of Congress.

The farmers problems will be the chief topic oL" thafc.session. The whole country will President Hoover's action in behalf of agriculture. Farmers have had political salve to cure their aches pairs for centuries to come. It is to be hoped thai Mr. Hoover's administration will give them a fair break with industry.

The temperance question likewise has been kicked about with much buck passing. Before his election Mr. Hoover promised action, but there was nothing very definite about his stand excepting that he favored law enforcement. This question is probably one of the most serious problems facing our nev President. It must be handled courageously Mr.

Hoover has frequently interpreted his ideas of Americanism. This excerpt from one of his pre election addresses best expresses true American ideals "My conception of America is a land hero men and women may walk in ordered freedom in the independent conduct of their occupations; where they may enjoy the advantages of wealth, not concentrated in the hands of the few 'out spread through th lives of all; where they Liuld and safeguard their homes, and give to their children the fullest advantages and opportunities of American life; where every man shall Le re ness visitor woodland catuiuaj. J. E. Young, prominent Sutter Basin farmer, was in from Cranmore Sstuidav J.

p. Jliller of Grimes was in Wood'and Saturday. II. L. Voolworth went to Williams Satuidpy morning en a busmess trip.

Wrrd of Zimrra was a Wood In his appeal foi extension of edi. on, the Piesidonl hinted at ciea of Federal denai'tment of eds 150 olive trees along irrigation ditches end along fences, and have shingled several oi the out buildings, including the gaiage. Home Garden And they have also planted a rela 1 tiveiy large home truck gaidcn which President Hoover's emphasis upon jatmn, though lie mil not go on iccoio ohibition, to which he devoted more to this effect. tcntioii than anything else, over r.t'nfv nnvhs of his address. ment and turning London upside down, with their crazy demands for political equality.

That was away back there; before the war, but the interval is short as national histories are reckoned. Yes, times change, as old Horace remarked, and we change in them. Statesmen would have hanged Mrs. Pankhurst if they dared, just the other day. Now they unveil monuments to her.

Nobody is excited about equal suffrage any more. It is equal wages and equal sex standards now. And even these revolutionary ideas are far less exciting than equal voting was the year before Germany invaded Belgium. GOO "The relations between the United States and Great Britain grow increasingly unhappy," observes Ramsay MacDonald. Still, building more arships adds to the happiness of the big navy men and the shipyards, and that's something.

specled in the faith that his conscience and his heart direct him to fo'low; where a contented and poop's, secure in theirjib erties, free from poverty and fear, shall have the leisure and impu'se to seek a fuller hfe." The loyalty of American people cannot be challenged. Mr. Hoover is our President and we must not forget that his successful administration, as well as a prosperous democ VacyV'depends 'ahnosU wholly upon the sup port we shall give him. If must be whole hearted and without thought of party label or poli ileal consequence. last ycai gave egg plant.

matoes. sweet torn, bemes. melons bufc he COupled with his pledge to at communities lie said, and rigntiy so and cucumbers Their garden de 1 solutj0 of this major domestic yet the nation as a whole is tall, mands a lot of their attentidn, but pbiem a similar pledge to do every concerned its de elopment airs. Smith figures that the supply tiimg possible to advance world peace, uhcio to the highest standards and ti of fresh egetables moie than atones Iniiating tlvs will be one of the chief complete tor the woil: both economically and oL administration, the piesi In the American demon rev, Pies for the variety it adds to the diet of 1 dcnt saul: IIooci de.laied, the popular i 1 Supe: visor F.ank B. Edson was oer ircm Knic.ht'1; Landing Saturday.

Mr and Mrs. James Moe are mov 1 ing into theii nc.v home at 153 Elliot 1 str ct. I E. J. Stevcnso.T is in San rrjncisco.

1 L. Fanstccl of Madison was in Woodland Saturday. ler vhildrtn. The children are em (It covct far (his administration a bo only througn rai ited He pppro es the nartv sjslem as tabhohed. but said "the animjsitif Ua.

who attends the Dunnigan school, of further conti.l and months old Elnora. to acvance the cause of peace." elections sho no pUce ii While the Snvths sold a good deai it 1 foi I Farm Bureau Activities i. S. in World Court He offered to the lest of the io.ld le sincere aid of tlie United States i Hither i educing aimaments, bat iade no proposal. Mi.

Hoover piedicted success for the of their stock when they left Sutter county, they have now about 40 head ot cattle ard 50 hogs on the Goodin place. lone with tie i ibility ioi govt noon the i Mi a. Si.i'th wasihss Mattie Bn I'EOIZL LEAI52RS Hr Department project in hats wi'l meet at Plainfield 10 a. T. e.Jj for an all I ol Aibutkb, and wasom and raised present moement for revision cJ tne in that town Smith mow is a mem 1 pi otic A oi the World Court sJ that ber of the Arbuckl'e Odd "Fellows.

United Stuccs may enter it with i tv, i i rntv mint 1 tbp i out 'u'lher senate action, a mov ement which he sponsored. No mor" "ro Diiimigan Farrn Centei. tent ior world peace evti. his been conceied. 2ei hs been conceived, the piesident 1 legislators see debris Image Jorth East Back 'The lecei afi sdhcieni jhuuld ed," he dech ied Money bonier LM placed upon oui be "micinteipiet The United States itage but only to to advisory op natters are pui poses of est 3AR "PORCHES" HAVE OTHER bctl i Soutn once such an obiect FUNCTIONS THAN MERELY TO HANG RlMiS ON timg to foice it out with lsk illi'iil hands wl! merely prsh it Juithrr with the inert, dis.

stious re ilts. Agrjn consult the doctor. believe will, "The wjy should, be found by which Harold M. Hays, M. 1).

New Ye riv Citj Lrd by Pe lator Ray Jones of Maiys Mlle Assemblyman Fied Noycs a canvass of 2 State Senators and 5J tiavehd Sunday to Elk horn, Yolo county, then through the Sutter Ly pass to Yuba City and and from Maijsville up he Vaba river as far as Daguerre Po to see idence of the pioblem piesented to the agriculture of this d' tiii't by the proposed resumption of drauhc mining. 1 The Sacramento Valley Anti Debris wc may take oui mocmcnt so funda g' ess of peace." mental to the pi FIND WOMAN'S HEAD HOLLYWOOD The severed heir! of a blonde woman estimated to hae been between the ages of 25 and 10 yeais, was found half buried in dirt Nicholas canyon, just off the okius of PIoily'Ood'b residential sec r.js? Pr: os Treaty The delicate mechanism of the Mi. i iappsflfiigs ox I Years Ago Today Hoover pic sed the Kellogg treaty le ear is surrounded by hrcl bone solidly that it is diffic ,1 tto injjie except by disease or through the tion, by student hikers Sunday. iagc license has been issued B. I link, T.

Smith, i ar canal that conducts the sound I A v. his canal is filled with small, line Franc; lairs to keep ditt frum getting in. Eurek; )utside of this canal is the poich San ear lobe). This is not merely a1 hing of beauty for females to hang A and Katliiy: BOOZE KILLS SEVEN Asscciat on organized the caravan as PEOPJA, HI Seven peisons, tin eel a means oi compatirg the proposal of eminent Illinois l.vestock dealers, i Assc.nblyn.an Jen old Fewell of Rose died here in the la two davs' ville, piovidma ior the resumption ol ol poison liquor, and sev 1 hydiaulicking Cel'foinia. The sen il oi'ie" son'riii lv ill hns 1 ators and assemblymen were shown I the valley as it is and given an idea 0 of what opponents of Sewell's bill WOMJVN GETS LH 'E think it would become if hydraulic DENVER, olo.Guilfy oi muidei minintr were resumed.

as held Tucidjy eening for the pur ings on. It has two definite func ions: First, to concentrate air waves, "Its acceptance should pave the way to greater limitation of arma merits, the nj" rM of which we sin eie'y (vt nd to the world." He dis the League cf Nations by ng that the people oi the United Stetes "have deuermmed that we jhojld make no political engagements 1 s'ich a hip in the League of Nat'ons, wh'ch may commit us fd viuice as a nation to become involved 'n the settlement of controversies be between othei countries." "Peace," the president said "can be contributed to by respect foi our This was his oni icference to na lonal defense. I "Peace can be promoted," he continued, "by the limitation of aims and by the cieation of the instrumental! 1 of consulting with the architect, tailed to arnve and no biisi was Liansactod. 1 Your grocer returns your money at our expense on Schilling coffee, for any reason whatever. Your statement is enough.

We pay him. You keep the coffee. This is printed on every coffee tin and means exactly what it says. md second, to protect the canal and jJUt" niddle ear from outside objects that nct nay cause injury. tjewcll mil provides tnat i verdict I 0fl build at its own expense restraining bj a jiny the case nure.

who shot and' foimer lover, John C. Bob I damb permitting nydrauncivci ic mine without Molatmg pieent debus laws. The porches may become dirty, and herefore should be cleaned well with oap and water. If they become happed or irritated (eczema), as they iten do in children, keen water away J. A.

left for San Franc eo Tuesday alternoon to attend conention of the state haidware ass ciation now in session in that city. i erdict canies a penalty I i md clean them, especially in the SADISON MAN IS olds, with a simple cold cream. 1 Lowes birthday anniversary DRUNK, SHOOTS FRIEND But the chief trouble is whue the celebrated Tuesday evemn? at a LL CEPPJTO A Richmond dcput orch enters the hall (ear canal) of bv Louc an'' aL he, Iff palled pi.iol in an Ei fen he house (middle ear). This canal lenticd a number of Mr. Lowe's (atlcc, hali late Saturday night and ften becomes clogged with dirt and 1T10St intimate gentlemen friends.

shot his bcst lned both he natural wax of the car (cerumen) Those Present were: O. A. Lowe, V. deputy was Vced. INJURED BY AUTO i for t' peaceful settlement of tovers'ci.

But it will become a i ty only through self restraint and ichmond jeweler, and the man the clogging becomes great enough, i Brownell, C. YV. Bush, J. I. Mc eafness will result.

Council, W. S. Wall, T. S. Spaulding, sh hot was Elmer Wyatt, Santa Fe co tvJ W.

L. Wood, H. E. Coil, T. B.

Gibson, and change anxisty to trust5 r. Weed was duink. It is not unusual to see peop their ears when they itch feel Gibson, C. Q. Nelson, (i.

N. Mer uit, V. A. Porter, L. iiichmond, l.

P. Diggs, Dr. M. Kier, T. Lowe and Clem Lowe.

THOUGHT DEAD. LIVES SAN FRANCISCO Henry Cooke, who di' anpeaicd under mys When he stepped front of an automobile diiven by James Stivers kite Satuiday night at College and Main sticets, Al Ciowdar, ivi dent knocked down and bad'y shaken and Lru'sed. Stivers picked up the injured man and took him to the Woodland Clinic hospital. Ray will be mad? Monday to deteimi'ne if any bonob were broken. Witnesses say that the accident w.is unavoidable.

'teiious circumstances from the steam Bert I. Clover and Miss Lela Mabel iCr Yale nine days ago and for whose logged up. It is a good thing to re tiember that nothing smaller than ne's elbow should go "into the ear. the ear canal feels irritated, one an clean it out temporarily by wip ig.it with a tooth pick covered with etton on which is plain vaseline. If become3 clogged up, don't force the 'against the ear drum, but fill canal with pure peroxide of hy Dunton were married early Tuesday body the Santa Barbara authority, morning.

The wedding occuiTed at have been the beaches, wa the residence of Mrs. T. A. Phelps. seen alive in San Francisco Saturday.

Rev. O. P. Shrout of the Christian church tied the nuptial knot in the SEEK HIT RUNNERS S3M3B8P BUILDINGS have personalities Some, like certain temples of the Greeks, by their immense dignity, speak to the mind almost as' music speaks ap.d change' anxiety to trust." IIOBERT HICHENS. lv it AN whom we have served have spoken of our iV Mortuary as a haven of comfort and quiet reassurance.

Dedicated as it is to a service to others when they service most, it bespeaks the ideals and aspirations of this' hnlf century old institution. tiggMi, allowing the drops to bubble presence of relatives of the contract SAN FRANCISCO live, enwiir. About five minutes. It neither ot mg parties. Alter congratulations in the bay distiict is being scaichcd were tendered and a wedding break 1 hunt for the hit and run automo M.

thing! does the trick, a compe fast served the happy couple which struck and perhaps fatally SINCE 1860 physician should be consulted sivtaa oftn remove the trouble in HIKE TO DAM Everett Griffith and Russell Mill feiip, Boy Scouts, took a 14 mile liike to Moore's dam Sunday as a part their test 'parsing requirements. While on their trip, the boys passed their cooking test. urivuu lo uiu uiey uuuru injured JVIks. Caroline Sluhr, a brief honeymoon s)ent in the capital city they will return and occupy rooms in tho lodging house above Chfldrvtt jhneqnently use the porches vMlua small playthings, and psMka, baada, beans, matches, WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA Cranston's hardware store. Subscribe for (he "Democrat now.

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