Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

W00DLA1TD DAILY DEMOCRAT. WOODLAND, CAUFOINIA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, dandy buy. Just the thing for bums and sheds. Yolo Go. Purchasing ft triTIAM Esparto Folk Accident Toll Is'RICHFIELD tell you NOTHING? Let me help you to make.it eaa for your ac counts to tell you all you want to know.

I can also give you service MAN FACES PRISON (Ciatinued From Page One) hat been so reckless and careless with the truth, it would thoroughly discredit him before this court under any, View of it. Said Statements False i "He made, certain statements before: the board of directors and fie frame out flatly and said portions of thorn were untrue and the reason of it was be had been taken into a roori hours and coached by Mr. Eddy and at that time his attitude was dif ferent, he felt differently toward the whole situation, intimating that was the reason and excuse why he should testify differently on that occasion. "On closer examination by Mr. Ed in going over the matter question by question, ne aamns mat une substantially correct in every particular and that he did not mean tr eharire Mr.

Eddy with any wrong in tent which cannot be true if his first statement with reference to the mat ter were true." Yolo Sleuths Hired By Kern High Public Stenographer Mimeograph ing Notary Public. Bradley J. Stephens, Public Accountant, Bank ol Italy Building, Calif. Oil BUY GOOD HOMES ON TERMS $4900 At $50.00 monthly new modern stucco ana garage; paveu street; fireplace; basement, etc. Small payment down.

$3500 On easy terms, for 5 room modern bungalow and garage. 51800 $300 down, balance $30.00 month; room plastered house with extra lot. $4700 Improved acreage close in oi easy payments. WRAITH FARf. ISH, Agents, 520 Main at.

NEW RICE LAND for $75.00 er. acre. Terms. WRAITH PAR ISH, agents, 520 Mian St. FOR SALE 20 months old White Leghorn roosters.

From Accredited G. C. Poultry Farm, Sonoma heavy laying strain. Phone 38F16. dllc FOR, SALE Cheap, 6M.

Marking stakes for planting vines and trees E. D. Riley, 1 mile N.E. of Yolo. dllc WANTED4 Lady or girl to assist Miss B.

Edna Galvin, expert, at the Free Cooking School, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and' Friday. Should be available from 9 a. m. to 5 p. although there will be little work to do excepting after each afternoon's program.

Dish washing is chief service required. Enquire at "Demo Tat" office. SOMETHING SPECIAL We are of fered all we can use of 24 and 2'5 Gauge CorrugSted Galvanized Iron ir. 6, 7. and 8 foot lengths to cost us $3.50 per 100 F.

O. B. San Francisco. This has been used, but is straight: free from rust and at the price Heavy In Small Communities Statistics compiled by the Safety First Bureau of the National Automobile Club, show that saftey campaigns in the larger cities hav re sulted in a reduction in accidents, but that in the smaller towns where traffic has increased at a rate greater than the care exercised in traffic control, the toll from automobile acci dents is higher and mishaps show a iteady increase. Nationwide education in the prin ciples of safety is an essential to the reduction of automobile accidents.

The' popularity of the automobile has grown with an amazing rapidity in the last few years with the result that many are driving cars wh oought never to be allowed at the wheel and many are walking the streets as if the automobile was still a dream of the future and not a reality of the present. The teaching ol the trail ic accident prevention in the school is urged by Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Com merce, and provision of piay grounds the cities and towns where the chil dren may exercise without fear'of be over by a passing machine. Adequate parking spaces, punishment for violators of the motor vehicle laws, planning for the traffic problems, of the future and centralised authority are other recommendations of the Committee on Street and Highway Saftey, presided over by Secretary Hoover. Guardianship Of Boy Is Sought Petitioning through Attorneys Grant and Bailey, Artie May Sandlin is seeking, letters of guardianship from the Yolo county superior court over Jeffie Artie Davis, seven year o)d boy, who has a monthly allowance of $20 from the government. The lad also has other small money coming to him monthly, it is said, and needs a guardian to keep his income intact.

High School Boys Hear Fruit Lecture Members of the high school agri cultural class under the instruction of Professor Luther DuBois attended lectures in the deciduous fruit grow short course being given at Davis witnessed a demonstra tion of a spraying outfit. Prof E. O. kssig gave one oi tne lectures. LOYAL DAUGHTERS.

ARE ENTERTAINED Members of the Loyal Daughters Class of the Christian Church were entertained this week by Mrs. Al Rumsey and Mrs. Elmer Rumsey at the home of the former. MEET IN S.F. What promises to be the largest gathering of cattlemen ever held in California will take place in San Francisco on December 11 and 12, when the annual convention of the California Cattlemen's Association is held at the Palace Hotel.

In past years the attendance at thf annual meetings has ranged from to 500 but with the establishment of co operative marketing this year, the attendance is' expected to exceed 700. More than 3000 cattlemen are mem bers of the marketing body and in addition to the convention delegates from California, members from Ne Arizona and' Oregon will be in attendance. The election of directors for the coming year together with the outlining of policies to be followed will the principal order of business. Tentative arrangements for the program include banquet to be held or the evening of the 11th. Nation ally known speakers will address the convention on subjects of common interest while special topics will be dis cussed in separate groups of those interested.

A good entertainment program is also being arranged. COUPLE WED BY JUDGE HARRISON B. C. England, resident of Knights Landing, aged 27, and Jennie Meyer of Davis, aged 20, were united in marriage yesterday by Justice of the Peace R. Harrison.

New Today FOR SALE 3 trucks with trailers, 1 moline Uni Tiller, 1 Fordson and saw outfit. tC. C. Black. dllc FOR SALE Wicker Perfect condition.

baby buggy. Reasonable. Phone 506. dllc FOR SALE 2000 Black Mission fig trees, No. 1.

25c; No. 2, 20c; iNo. 3 15c Dachikas: Box 68, Ca J'a5c FOR SALE 5 room modern house, with garage. Location 739 Elm street, one block from Grammar school. C.

C. Black, corner of First and Main. dllo STOP and think. Are you going another year with acocunts that Now Ready For Business Woodland Radiator and Fender Works Fenders, Radiators, Hoods, Tanks, Cowls, etc. Fenders Rolled.

County Sale Agent for Harison and Boblett Radiator Cases. 922 Main St. Phone 44 M. C. FROST, Manager Give Dance Party Misses Mable Hamblet, Elizabeth Howlett and Margaret Gable werj hostesses at a dancing party given at the Gable ranch of Esparto.

Those nresent were: Misses Beat rice and Harris, Marjorie and Ruth Rudolph. Florine and Lucile Mast, Genevieve Gray, Helen Curric Ruth Davis, Stella Farnham, Brasceso, Anna Schaupp, Mable Hamblet, Margaret Gable and Eliza beth Howlett. Messrs. Lyle Parker, Wagner Nico laisen, C. R.

Nissen, Clay Fiske, Grant I and Stanton Gray, Russell Harblett, Fred Schaupp, Joe and Edgar Farn ham, Tad Tandy, Melvin Lindberg, Mervyn Brascesco. Mrs.McManus Hostess At Luncheon 'Mrs. F. P. McManus was 'hostess Friday at a luncheon given for the officers of the Women's Home Inv provement Club of Esparto.

This the first of a series of "Vanishing Luncheons" from which it is expected to realize small sums of money to be added to the scholarship fund. Those in attendance were Mesdames George Gray, Harry Binde, Elsie Nissen, Marvin Davis and Will Fiske. Harold Many an, Wife, Feted In Winters Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manyan of San Francisco were guests of honor at a dinner given Sunday by Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Manyan of Winters, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robinson of Williams, Mr. nad Mrs.

Herman Poppe and sons, and William, Mr. and Hrsi Arthur Manyan. $24,000 Pledged On New Church Wth more than $24,000 subscribed toward the construction of a new Christian church, construction operations will: start sometime in the spring, according to Rev. D. E.

Millard, pastor of the church. It is hoped by that time to make the contributions $30,000. The unit to be constructed in the spring will contain rooms for a Bible school, and will ba the first unit of a greater church, funds for which will be sought after five years. The hop picking season in Sonoma i county bejran September 1. The prices are not good.

WINS ONE, TWO, THREE On its own "home grounds" the ruivpr flitv mile and a quarter board speedway, within easy cannon shot of rpsit refineries where the oline of power" is distilled Richfield a climatic 1925. seasonal fin ish by winning, one, two, three last Sunday. All motordom of this section 'was buzzing with comment this week following the race as it became known that California made Richfield, after having won every other championship event of the year on the speedways of America, had so brilliantly swept three of its users to victory in the final classic. Frank Elliott, veteran campaigner of the "lumber loops, won the orith Richfield in the tank of swift Miller motored car, establishing a new world's record of 17.8b miles per hour. The previous world's recordalso made with Richfield was that hung up last year by Tommy Milton on the same track when he averaged 12G.86 miles per hour.

Harry Hartz, "boy wonder of the speedways," called the most consistent prize winner" of the professional racers, and a consistent Richfield user, raced into second money and Fred Comer, who also took the advice of veterans and selected Richfield, cop ned third place. Approximately 70,000 persons at tended the race and approximately 70,000 saw the spectacular Richfield 'Vaanline of Dower" banner which flung against the sky and suspended by kites just before the race began. It was, every spectator gareed, one of the dramatio features of an altogether dramatic spectacle and the "surprise was enthusiastically cheered by the crowds in both grandstands. Address Given On Near East Relief Upon invitation of the members of the Plainfield Victory Club who helc their regular meeting yesterday afternoon in this city ta the home at. Mrs.

Joe Siefeman, Mrs. B. A. Nordyke spoke on Near East Releif. She urged hte observance of Golden Rule Sunday tomorrow by servinb simple meals and turning over the surplus thus saved to the Near East Relief fund.

The club members decided to entertain their husbands on December 19, at christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs. I. H. Bobb at IT.1.7 Rm Umes delaved sotue dav or lwo cpnturv or two but it is as sure as. life, is as sure as death Carlyle.

Beat Not to Crack 'Em Glass, china and reputation are easily cracked and never well mended. r.enjamln Franklin. Yolo county sleuths come high, ac cording to claims on the books County Auditor R. P. Wallace, who states that within the past few weeks Selling Corporation, Woodland, Cali fornia.

Plate Batteries PtesijrO Lite Batteries, New Make fiattery 75 CROCKER CO. 714 Main St, Phone 515 SEIBERLING TIRES Compacts rbid silver plated. enameled, single or double I also loose powder compacts. 75c to $3.50 Fancy Garters Something very new 75c to $2.50 pr. Under Arm Bags soft tan or black leather, or patent leather.

The finest selection wc have ever had. We suggest serviceable gifts, such as Binoculars, Stereoptieifos, Lorgnettes or Magnifying Glasses, all chosen for their high quality, but priced reasonably low. 532 Main Street Woodland $1965 has been spent for sleuthing work 'for District Attorney George T. Kfn, who has had many outside men herfe getting, evidence on bootleggers. Men from the A.

J. Kane detect: agency in San Francisco were paid S8 a day and mileage, and it is under stood at the present time that Kern has cp private agency in Sacramento suDBlying him with sleuths. How ever, fines imposed on gamblers and bootleggers have more than paid tn; sleuth bill. Harmony Circle No. 3 will meet afternoon at the home of Mrs.

R. B. Cranston. Mrs. A.

Reel, Mrs. P. R. Strieker and Miss Alice Reel will be in charge of the program. Napoleon Denied With Napoleon, after his defeat at Waterloo, wished to come to the United States, but Rear Admiral Maltlanil.

the Britlsn commander with whom lie be gin negotiations July 10, 1S15, tool, him to England. CIofcY Good Work More than one million' rbarl maps re distributed each month to motorists by the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of" Southern Cali J. D. MUSGROVE Surety Bonds Fire Insurance Agents State Compensation Insurance Fund of the State of California. No.

352 College Street Woodland, California Phone 54 GIFTS To Please Her Here are exquisite gifts for your most intimate friends gifts with a distinctive touch. They should be selected now, while stocks are large and varied. Ri mm, Thought "You All" Might Like to Know About the Many Attractive Christmas Gifts Waiting to Greet Your Searching Vision At LAURENCE'S Plaques Book Ends Incense Burners Ornamental 527 Main Street Dolls, Toys, Games and what not forming the children's idea of a "Gift Paradise!" Practical, useful, desirable Gifts that will happily appeal to all you grown folks! Heads Ribbon Novelties and Ever So Many Other Articles To Make Your Christmas Gift Problem Easy. Woodland Corset Shop S37 Main St. Phase shop in the morning tor tne best selection and the BEST SERVICE!.