Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 6

PAHiT WOQPLANP, AUyORNT OCTOBER 23, SBEEESi i 1 i'i i j. Todays i HEALTH HINTS IMIDCET PLANE ISTEERS FOR LONDON Suggestions, Through Gorgas Memorial Institute, for Better Health. Longer Life, by the World's Most Eminent Physician's and Surgeons. DAY DKEA'MS Lwilihkt Suhitription Rates: By Carrier, 65c a month; by mail, 65c a month, 0.50 a year, Entred the Woodland Postoffice as second class matter. um jOUttli I ST.

JOHNS, N. F. In a tiny monoplane, only twenty one and a half feet from tip to tip, Urban F. Diteman a cattleman of Billings, took off alone Tuesday from Harbor Grace, for London. Only 165 gallons of gas was in the small bhip, which has an open cockpit, exposing Diteman to all weather, but the plane's gas consump ie Gridders Might mm University Farm FARMHAND ATTACKED MODESTO Sam Keller, 42, farmhand, thrown into ditch, knocked unconscious by stranger who asked him and seemed dull.

She had been adopted when a little more than a year old. Her foster parents told her about it when she was old enough to understand but the explanation was unskillful. Her imagination was stirred by the thought of her unknown real parents by the great mystery that lay back of her life. These parents became romantic, wonderful Upon this foundation she built a world of phantasy. She would sit in school day dreaming.

When she told When a child day dreams, what of it? Ordinarily it's nothing to worry about. We've all done it and survived the experience. Sometimes, however, excessive phantasy interferes with a child's progress in school and sets what time it was. Keller lost njon rate js low, watch and $42. up a vicious circle of compensation in more day dreaming that results in a serious neivous condition.

Then it NAB AUTO THIEVES Pnctplln JERA Frank Robe, IT. OrynjlVllbb AJolClIU MADERA Louden, 16, San Francisco, jailed fi becomes the business of the psychia Appears Tonight, stealing. car at Stockton. SANCTIONED PIGfiER WASHINGTON Federal District! Tha thimrs and people are not al Attomey cnarges luauei wnaL lney teem uu approved appointment of L. C.

And mated a number of times by a num 1 rewls, ex as prohibition I ei. 0f individuals, agent. This fact is 'aptly illustrated in "Madonna of Avenue Warner LANDMARK GONE Brotheis special production starring SALADA BEACH "The lie mil Dolo' es Costello, which opens a two. trist. He must get the boy or JPi 1 nished whk.h led to the whole story.

back into tke real world of real people ghe to dream rf being. hnrt ftnd out of the phantasy world of tQ a hospital where her real cowboys, demons and fames. parents came and took hef home TMs Because a child doesn't make good phantasy developed as a means of progress in school is no sign that he 1 satisfying her desires to know her is mentally deficient. The diagnosis roai father and mother. Besides, she must depend on individual circum pooriy nourished and developed, stances.

It may be merely that he has This increased her irritability and in been driven, in one way or another, ability to concentrate on lessons, into a world where school lessons and when her phantasies had been treat school discipline are unreal, incon eci and her physical condition improv sequential things. e(r ne skipped a full grade in two Take, for example, Peggy, ten months. Earlier consultation Avith the ycaio old. She got a rating of 120 in family physician would have avoided the Binet mental test, a real superior 1 most of the trouble, ity. Yet she did poorly jn school.

Shej Don't worry over a little day dream paid little attention to her lessons i ing. But when it is exoessive and ac companied by poor school work it nAlrtJ 1 is probably a sign that some physi I part of Tobin estate, razed by tjav vun at the National tomorrow, fire. Louise Dresser, who plays the part of the heroine's mother, is to all $70,000 JEWELS SEIZED outward appearances a rather aus NEW YORK $140,000 fine must terCj re3erved society woman. Her, jbe paid if Mrs. Frank Stoirs is toown daughter, in tact, believes her' 1 recovei furs, smuggled.

i0 be to. and wonders why she is Club Purposes Not Always Understood A courageous Boston preacher, stirred no doubt by Lobbyist Shearer's attack on the Federation of Churches in America, suggest that there are other organizations more in need of investigation and watching. He boldly names the Daughters of the American Revolution as one such group that has allowed its organization to be made a tool and accessory for big aimament movements. Whatever William B. Shearer's actual importance, or unimportance, his activities and their lecent revelation have had or may havesome good results in straightening out the public's estimate of the usefulness of various organizations.

At present there is much confusion as to who are and who are not true patriots, what groups are engaged in dangeious and what in beneficial propaganda. This is a period of great club activity. Organizations are formed for the promotion and advancement of almost every imaginable cause and idea. Other organizations are formed to combat these. It is a wise club member who knows precisely what his or her group stands for, or what its pui pose is.

In all this confusion a good many false bogeys have been raised to terrorize unthinking individuals. A housecleaning of its own intellectual and patriotic ideas and aims might very well be given fiist place in the fall program of many a self respecting and well meaning organization. Money still talks, and the little bills have about as much to say as the big ones did. its registration, but with indifferent success. There are real possibilities from an advertising standpoint in winning football aggregations such as Toomey is developing.

All Yolo county can well afford to give the Aggies hearty support. A bigger Univesrity Farm means a bigger Yolo county. nl 5 I I Sir lisi cal or mental disturbance exists. Undr the guidance of Crip Toomey, the California Aggies have developed into one at the strongest football elevens in the State. They have a clean slate for victories and have won the whole hearted of the entire Davis community.

From a sporting consideration, the Aggies atS Yolo county's best bet. Their playing Uit year and this season have put Davis on the" front page of all the meti opolitan newspaper sport sections and every time that any Yolo' township can gain favorable publicity the whole county benefits. The University Farm has long suffered from lack of advertising. One does not have to' go farther south than Fresno to find thousands of people who do not know that California has such an efficient agricultural college' as the one in operation at Davis. There is no doubt but that the registration of the college at Davis could be trebled in a few years if more attention were given tb the business of telling Californians of its advantages.

The University of California has an able news director in Harold Ellis, but his offices are at Berkeley and it is a physical impossibility for him to give all the individual news service that the agricultural college at Davis really justifies. The success of the Aggie gridders has piobably brought the school more columns of publicity this year than has come from other source. Notre Dame's great football teams have swelled the attendance at Notre Dame University to such an extent that a plan is now on foot for doubling the accomodations for students. Pop Warner's success at Stanford has likewise created nation wide interest in the Palo Alto institution and one almost has to have political influence to gain admission at Stanford, so great is the demand for enrollment. Other cases could be cited.

Crip Toomey and his Aggies might effect a similar result at Davis. The University Farm, co operating with Davis citizens, has tried out a lot of plans for building up SPARED MOOSE VENICE HacMarr Store at 75 Windward Avenue redecorated and improved. neer permitted to visit the home (iARDENER HEIR 0f hei parent in New York City. DENVER J. W.

Yanderslice, 70, 1 jhe gll has been supported in stopped mowing lawn to learn he is boarding schools by her mother, who to inherit $350,000 estate of brothei. makes hei money by keeping a low oo I East Side dive. An unexpected turn SOLON KIN FINED 0f affairs reveals the truth and then TAMPA, Fla. Congressman Mich begins one of the most vivid and aelson's brother in law, Walter; appealing stories ever screened. Gramm, fined $1,000 after admitting1 jn addition to Miss Dressei, the bringing in 12 bottles of liquor at player" supporting tc beautiful Miss Key West under courtesy extended to Costello are Grant Withers, Otto Congressman.

Hoffman. Douglas Gerraid, Lee Mor, 1 an, and a host of other people! in les THREE KILLED ser roles. LOS ANGELES Leo P. Kelley. tl "butcner slaer i.f Los Angele.

vas saved ficm the gallows bj the. State Supreme Court. The Supreme Court dee'ded that although Lelley was conv.cted of, muider in the first degree, for kill ing Mrs. Melius, the evi donee was not sufficient to justify i NEWPORT, Ark. Wm.

Ash, C. C. Parker, John Heath killed in battle over $2 bill. Yoloan Arrested the Fcr Gun Threat The decision, in effect, reduces the conviction om firrt degree murder to manslaughter. The case is sent I Lack to the Srper.or Court of Lc B.

Eeaid ley. 33, ehctr Angeles, whe 'e Kelley was and sentenced to hang. Ard the tr'a' judge is t'ucted to lesc utence thr onth for manslaughter. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROY KOSKI, ALSO KNOWN AS FRED KOSKI AND ALSO KNOWN AS FRED KESKI, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv the undersisiiiod, R.

G. LAWSON. Administrator of the Estate of Roy Kos ki, also known as Fred Koski, and also known as Fred Keski, deceased, 10 the creditors of. and all persons ha ring cla'ms ngainst said deceased, 10 file them with the necessary vouchers v. thin six months next after the fast publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Co'irt of the County of Yolo, State of California, or to cxhi'ut them within the same time, with 'he necessai vouchers to said admiri at the law offices of Harry L.

Huston, Room 5. Beamer Block, Woodland. Cal fomia, the same be inp: the pku for the transaction of the biioinvs of said estate in said Couruy of Yolo The fust pcbliiation of this notice was made on the Uth day of Octobci. 102!) R. G.

Admi.iisti.itor of the Est ite of Roy Koski. known Fred Koski. and aNo known as Ficci Kcski, de HAKRy'l. HUSTON, Attorney for Administrator. 16 23 30iiovii.

PASTOR'S SON FREE DENVER Divinity student and son of minister, Paul Phipps escaped arrest in California on warrant accusing him of abduction. $100,000 PROPERTY LOSS LOS ANGELES Engine snails caused $100,000 property loss. EX CONGRESSMAN DEAD I PUEBLO, Colo. Ex Congressman Glover, 70, dead. FOX DAUGHTER FREE MINEOLA, N.

Y. Wm. Fox's Bryte. Yolo 'ounty. was jailed for afckceping vl Sacamento last nighi afkr Geo Blasdell, 31.

Los Ang 1" a labu told police Beniddey aimed an automatic pistol at him dining an argument tho corner of Se cnth and erects. Police la found the pistol in a Woodland Tamale Care Tamales and Enchiladas Wholesale and Retail N. J. Espinosa Phone 1113 Proprietor 413 Main St. Open Fiom 0 a.

to 12 p. m. nearby clooivry. Comfort for Dobbin Human seiilimeiil recoil rliMii ht of Iiopm Ic cine oi.e supci is I i I Hip Ihu Hob mi i' jut as uoll (ilei n'li in lump iiinn CONVICTS TO MOVE CAMP IN SPRING daughter, Mona Tauszig, gianted di Happenings of 25 Years Ago Today FALLS TO DEATH CHICAGO From 10th floor of Conway building, Q. V.

Young, stancl aidization execute "of Container, fell to death. GOLD BAR MENACED SEATTLE Fue thieatcnn.g Gold Bar, Wash. Sochty Complex SAN RAFAEL Military Academy "One of. California's finest privaL? schools" Samnicr Session (a leal vacation fen yo.a boy) June, July. August.

Lmoliinent any time, to: any poi tion or Se fion. With or without schooling. All sport; caieful supervision Moderate rates. Write Yolo, Sacramento Legions Plan Driv To stimulate interest in the departmental convention to be held in Sacramento next August, American Legion posts of Sacramento and Yolo counties aie perfecting plans for a membership drive. Plans for the drive were laid at Sacramento last night at a meetine of the bi county council, attended by representatives of various posts in the two counties.

The visitors, representing posts at Woodland, Winters, Gait, Isleton and Elk Grove, weie invited to attend the Armistice day initiation ceremonies at Sacramento on the evening of November 1. One hundred members will be taken into the post The onvict road crew which is working on the Rumsey Lower Lake road from the Lake county side is expected to move to Rumsey possibly next spring, Asa G. Proctor, county engineer, reports. Approximately 150 men will be in the crew which will start at the Yolo county point and work back to meet the road already completed. It is expected that the entire project will be completed within a year.

Work is rapidly progressing on the Skilled Craftsmen People and Firms Building Yolo County Contractors. Carpenters, Painters, Plumbers, Electricians, Alasons, Plasterers, Movers, Decorators, Etc. A. 1 Stewart. SupL, Box 8 CJ, San a.

riunter is ouiuilng a cottage for Thomas Cranston on Third street. The Keehn Bros, are making satisfactory progress on J. J. Brown's new residence on College street. The ladies of St.

Luke's Guild will give a series of hops this winter. They will take place monthly and, the first will be held on October 28th in new armory hall. Peter Krellenberg, pioneer furni ture dealer, passed away at his home in this city Friday afternoon. Deceas e.d was a native of Province of Den mirk, now Holstein, Germany, born June 22nd, 1828. He has been a per manent resident of Woodland since' Cal Rumsey bridge.

It is being done by day labor. It will be impossible to complete the bridge this winter because of expected high waters. When the road is completed it will be possible tp get to the coast by way of the Capay valley rather than going ai'ound by Napa. Complete stock of fine wall papers, paints at Wall Paper and Paint Store, 810 Main Street. Phone 41.

Sowash, Decorator. I.R.Sowash PAINTING PAPERING FAST, TAWN, Sacramento Cemetery Indoor Burial Cremation and were driven out to their newly purchased property, the Dameron ranch near Madison. Telephone, Capital 1660 Supplies, as well as Automotive equipment for autos, trucks and tractors available Aviati 11 here. Standard parts handled. Phone 639 Woodland 408 Main St.

KIrrinKsPecialty with us We also feature 1AAliliadio battery repairs. Finest equip The M. E. church will give a pub lie reception to the pastor, Rev. R.

E. Wenk, at the church, on Tuesday evening. The Woodland High school football team went to Sacramento today to play Sacramento high school. The team was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Thomas, Mrs. I. P.

Diggs, W. Curtis, Mrs. Thomas McDonald, Miss Miss Johnson, Miss Messic, Professor Hyman, Mrs. W. W.

'Nelson, Misses Hagar Curtiss, Mabel Malcolm. Elsie Craig, Boyer and daughter, Miss Rena, Mrs. Brown and daughter, Mrs. Otho Mar ders, and Miss Ethel Brown, Joe learner, C. W.

Thomas Ed Hedc i man, Beryl Gregg, Will Weidcr and Lennie Snee. Mrs. G. W. Abbott and Mrs.

W. W. Abbott, of Livingston, Metced county, were arrivals on the noon train Automotive Electric ment in Northern California. 320 First St. Phone 75.

Specialist Hildebrand Official Bosch, Delco Remy, Auto Lite Servicfi Station Quality Groceries, Reliable Delivery, Reasonable Prices! thtee big factors of our service which are sure to please you. Automotive Electric Shop Stromberg Carburetors 336 Main St Woodland' Speedometer Service BEN H. FARQUAR General Building and Repair Work A WARNER BROS PRODUCTION Screens and Screen Doors 162 N. College St. Prices Reasonable Phone 420W Also Ferns, Palms, Begonias, Primroses, Coleus, Cyclamens and Cat Flowers SAWS Law Mowers Sharpened and Repaired, All Kinds of Edge Tools Sharpened.

A NEWS VODVIL Gummed, Filed and Shamened LAST TIMES TONIGHT 524 Walnut Woodland, Clifv F. A. ROGERS A'so VITAPHONE VODVIL Woodland Florist L. LUTHRINGER The Modern Grocery Store Just rlnjjr rhoncs 362 And 365 "The Little Store With the Big Jm ftJPTI furnaces installed, old ones repair All 1 ed Approved heating plants and oil 424 Firm st. rhon 252 burners.

General sheet metal work. It With Flowers" i COMEDY 'A NEWS vj U69BKI mmt II NIGHTS 110 Walnat St..