Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 3

Phone Your Want Ad. 66fi WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT. WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA. PAGE 1 SI COUNTY BOYS hospital in Sacramento recently, is re ported as improving rapidly and is ex pected to return to his home here the, THOMAS MEZGER IS FIELD VICTOiT Personals Just a Line or Two Concerning Activities of Your Acquaintances TO ATTEND MEET I latter part of the week.

I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welch of Si I I'rancisco spent the holiday in this city with relatives and friends. Yolo county boys who have either BASEBALL SUMMARIES Old Timers Protest Win By Clerks in 3 to 2 Contest Thomas Mezger was high point boy for all classes in the field meet that was an important part of the events of trie picnic held Tuesday by the boys of Holy Rosary parish. Trie picnic was held at the Collier ranch at Knights Landing.

The boys were divided into three classes according to size, senior, in attended, or plan to attend, Y. M. C. A. summer camp, will join with Sacramento groups at a "camp fire" meeting to be held in the SacraT mento Y.

M. C. A. building Friday at 7:30 p. m.

According' to Secretary L. R. Bige low, several cars from Esparto and W. E. Peck, local S.

P. at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hickey and tended a meeting of the agents of Elmer Abele and Miss Wanda Stilt the Sacramento division held at Rose 1 were guests at a house party in Sac ville Tuesday. The main subject un jramento Tuesday evening at the home der discussion was the elimination ofof Mr.

and Mrs. M. Johnson, claims for damaged freight. There! Mr. and Mrs.

Do Marcus Brown ar were 75 agents at the meeting, which rived from Stockton Tuesday night to was followed by. a luncheon served in spend Memorial Day here as the Sacramento. I guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.

X. Brown. O. returned to San Leandro Tuesday sifter a brief business visit here. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis C. Wood have leased apartmens in the Cherokee Court. Wood is the new Goodyear agent in this district. Miss Hucke has returned home, from Sutt'amento county, where she has been teaching in the schools.

She will remain here for a month and will then attend Herbert Hucke, sdh of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hucke this city, recently returned to Oakland, where he is asso TWILIGHT Clerks Cub OFd Timers Friendship Odd Fellows Rotary Company G. 250 i termediate and junior. In the senior 1 Walter Weaver, freight agent atlThey returned to Stockton Wednj Winters are expected to 1 carry boya to the meeting from the western Yolo I roints, and a large delegation will attend from Woodland.

The meetln When UmDire Gino Morelli palled me local jr. depot, spent Wednes uu.c im uuueb day at his ranch near College City. I instructors in the schools of that city. Mrs. Fred McCullough of Dunnigan 5rownt in ftt" and Mrs.

Kate Lane of Chico, sisters 1 thr0Uj been en" ciated with a large'radio corporation, after having1' attended a conference in a PriHav nrfrl a I 'of SMrs. Forrest Caldwell, were uesr: will be devoted to a discussion of the approaching camp openings. Bigelow urges boys who plan to attend camps this summer to register at once, because quotas for each of the three camps are filling rapidly. yaseu iu in me summer scnooi to be conducted by the College of Maria, Jane and Gordon; his mother, at her home Wednesday. Mrs.

M. Fridav. and niece. HpI Pri. 1 Tr.

Patterson out at second in the lastj half of the fourth inning the Old Timers protested the and the final score, 3 to 2 in favor of the Clerks, will be subject to a rul ing by President Gus Schluer of the Twilight league. 1 Morelli's decision'came in the midst I of the Old Timers' desperate efforts! to overcome the storemen's slim one run lead, and it knocked the rally cock eyed. Pardini, playing second! for the Clerks, says Patterson over ran the has and was touched out. Pat i 'acific. LAST NIGHT'S GAME Clerks Old Timers 2 (protested) THURSDAY'S GAME P.

G. E. vs. Clerks. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Results Yesterday Missions 8, Oakland 7.

Hollywood 4, Sacramento 1. San Francisco Portland, rain. Los Angeles Seattle, traveling. Standing of the Clubs Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Bailey returned day, motored td Elk Creek Wednesday. US I late Wednesday after spending I ivirs. nay Vjnapman or san rail cisco is a guest at'lhe John Baldwin rude Mowder and Miss Eleanor Hard home.

Saturday she and her daua limr of San Francisco wevn pilosis days vacationing in Shasta county. ciass, Herbert Le Cornec was. high with 32 points. He was followed by James Motta with 23. Peter Motta headed the intermediate group with 34 and Wallace LeCornec was next with 29.

In the junior division Thomas Mezger scored 40 and Jerome Murphy lGM The events included a 5 yard dash, 100 yard dash, backward racing, egg race, shoe race, three legged race, standing jump, running jump, sack race and relay race. Ey a score of to 4, Herbert Le Cornec's baseball team was victorious over James Motta's. The boys who made the trip were Herbert Le Cornec, John Murphy, James Motta, Eugene. Richwood, Albert Pardini, Jack Pierce, Herman Goffs Maintains ter, Mrs. Baldwin, will go to San Fran the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ogden cisco, where Mrs. Baldwin will spend Wednesday. Pet. Judge and Mrs.

W. H. Grant are spending the week at Dillon's beach. Charlotte Laugenour, with two fellow employees of the Southern Pacific company in Sacramento, left Tuesday for Alaska, where they plan! an extended vacation. Thomas Fox, former postmaster of Major C.

W. Thomas, will leave Sacramento. known in this it I fnv cf ,7 terson denied being touched out very Sacramento 3d 22 vigorously. Morelli called the play for San Francisco 33 23 the second baseman. los Angeles 31 25 The eame was a niD and tuck affair ToiiTrurfi oi .27 29 25 32 23 33 roaa to recovery again alter a month uc illness, during 'which time he has1 the War college Mrs.

Thomas and throughout. Dodds held 'the Antiques Missions to three hits and struck out four. Dahl Oakland and Morris divided the pitching bur Portland den for the Clerks, each striking out i H. Thomas of Woodland was been confined to the Sisters' Hospital sons, Charles and Robert, will remain visitor in Oakland Tuesday. He reg two and allowing three hits.

How 'The Series Stand Lead Over Hoover CHARLESTOWN, W. Va. Senator Guy D. Goff, West Virginia's favoff ite son, continued to hold a slight lead over Herbert JIoover in the Republican presidential primary as returns came in slowly throughout the forenoon Wednesday. Returns from 641 out of 2306 gave Goff 36,192 and Hoover 34,924.

Meanwhile, Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York made slow gains throughout the morning. The courit gave Smith 15,297 and Senator James A. Reed only 12,091. Snavely, Homer Douglas, Bud Han son, Edward Hill, Peter Motta, Joseph Hollywood 1, Sacramento 0.

Will It Stand? vvooaiana wren Mr. and Ms. (J. istered at Hotel Royal. Green, announcing the birth of boy! and A Byd sPent the 'Mrs.

L. T. Thomas of Gilroy, Mrs. H. twins to JVTr.

and Mrs. Green in Al holiday in San Hinck nd daughter, Miss Helen, and bany Oregon, Monday. One has been Dr. and Mrs. J.

D. Lawson are vis Mrs. A. P. Gerdts, all of Berkeley at Robert SSS irr tended decoration Day service's in TtelLlreZls1: Oregon JTS Me' foreman of Dodge Woodland Wednesday, well known here he resided for brothers garage, who was operated Robert Mof ris of Dunnigan was in many years.

upon for appendicitis in the Sutter Woodland Wednesday. noi i i Pavao, Wallace Le Cornec, Norman UaWand vs. Missions at San Fran cisco (10:45 Della Sailta Wilbur Windsor, Antho San Francisco at Portland (morn Abele, Thomas Mezger, Kenneth ing afternoon). 'Leake, Jerome Murphy and Harry Los Angeles at Seattle (double Orser. Old Timers AB'R PO A Ely, ss 2 0 0 1 0 0 Briggs, lb ,2 0 1 4 0 0 Bbughman, cf 2 0 0 1 0 0 Linnell, 3b, rf 2 0 0 0 0 1 Patterson, 2 0 1 5 0 0 Sacramento vs.

Hollywood at LosL. "Sl Angeles. liam Mahler, Mrs. D. D.

Ross and Cornec accompanied the boys. A picnic lunch was served at Ruggles, 2b Morris, 3b Dahl, Dinsdale, cf Scarlett, rf, If "Western Auto" i ooooo ..010100 .10 10 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday New York 3, Washington 2 (firs' game). New York 12, Washington 3 (second game). Philadelphia 4, Boston 3. Chicago St.

Louis called; rain. Cleveland Detroit, wet grounds. Totals Clerks Boy Arrested as Attacker Suspect 13 2 3 12 1 1 AB PO A .211200 ..312110 .10 0 0 0 0 standing in ine Ulubs W. L. Pet.

10 10 0 New York ...33 .825 Pardini, 2b 2 Shellhammer, 3b 3 Hevel, rf 1 Gottschang, ss 1 Dahler, lb 3 Kemper, 2 Niclas, If 2 Nardinelli, cf 1 Evans, rf, ss 2 Dodds, 2 4 10 Philadelphia 0 0 0 Cleveland 1 St. Louis 2 0 0 Bston 0 0 0 Chicago ..15 20 .429 tire Prices Totals 19 3 6 12 2 0 Washington ...13 25 (By United Press) TOLEDO, Ohic Police today questioned a 17 year old boy in an attempt to solve the mystery of the brutal kidnaping and murder of 7 year old Dorothy Sielagowski, who was abducted while asleep in her home. The child's mutilated body was found on a porch of a neighbor's home, where if had been tossed after her assailant had attacked and killed her. While the lad is being grilled, police authorities have in their possession an automobile which is believed to be the one in which Dorothy was taken away. The imprint of a child's hand is on the window and blood stains bummary: three base hits Evans; two base hits Kemper (2), Briggs, Pardini; sacrifice hits Dinsdale; base on balls off Dodds 3, Dahl 1, Morris struck out by Dodds Dahl 2.

Morris 2. Umpires Griffith and Morelli. uusx xime joy tour oummer Kequirements NATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday Chicago 4, Cincinnati 0. St. Louis 7, Pittsburg 1.

Boston 9. Philadelphia 3. New York 12, Bropklvn 5. Standing Of The Clubs yWV great is tlie demand for "Western Auto" tires thatsincethe AAJJQk VJ first of trie year, our sales have far exceeded sales for the CvySL Same last year and now, much, earlier than we had ex i W. Prt Cincinnati 28 17 Local Woman's Father Called tea, we are ouuaing tires with rubber bought at lower prices.

26 17 .605 22 15 .595 23 18 .501 22 18 .550 Chicago New York St. Louis Brokolyn Pittsburg Boston were found on the upholstery. 17 22 .436 I 13 23 .361 Vaughan's Electric Welding Works, i I 2S .200 oct20tf' Miss Lillian Schwartz, teacher Philadelphia the Lake county schools, who makes This means savings for us, which, in accordance with ourwell known policy, we are passing on to you in these New Reduced And high quality of these tires remains the same quality of rubber carcass materials. workmanship. they are the same rugged, long wearing, mileage guaranteed tires of which last year, car owners purchased nearly half a million.

This Price Reduction is just in time too Summer is here time. Equip your car now with new, fresh, fully guaranteed "Western Auto" tires and be fully protected wherever you go. Then tnore value. Something no other tire retailer in the west can offer Service at more than 150 conveniently located stores. back our Iron Clad Guarantee, and our "Customer is always right" policy.

..1 WearweU Ba Ful? Ballots I Vl aH25 I III her home in this city with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Richard Alge, was summoned to Sacramento Tuesday on fccount of i the death of her father, Edward J. 1 Schwartz, who died at his home in that city Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Schwartz had been ill for a long time.

Funeral services will be held Thurs 1 day, at 2 p. m. from Ryan's funeral i parlors, 1017 Fifteenth street, under "7 the auspices of Tehama Lodge, No. Nff Full fefloon I Full 6aliav I BJ I Guarantied I Guaranteed I HflBB Tke I grandeur of I Here are Still Qreater Trade In Your Old Tires! Put new Western Giants or Wear wells all around, and let your old, worn tires help pay for them at any of our more than 150 stores in the west. a and A.

JH. Interment will be the Odd Fellows Lawn cemetery. Tixes Mounted FREE? Deceased as a native of Sacra i mento, 59 years of age. He formerly 1 conducted a meat business in Sacra mento, but was compelled to retire nearly a year ago on account of ill 1 Wear well Balloons Guaranteed 8000 Milet Extraordinary savingsre offered in iK se full balloons with broad, ribbed, non skid treads. Look at these re low remember our "ic iti allowance on your old tires! snow caps i I PVH and I A I canvnns Western Giant Balloons Quarantecd 12,000 Miles Extra heavy built to give extra mileage under the soot exacting service.

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Regular Site 30x3y2CI. Regular Size 30x3VaCI. Oversiie 30x3 VS. S. Oversiie 31x4 S.

S. Oversiie 32x4 S.S. Oversiie 33x4 S. S. Oversize 34x4 S.

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