Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 5

WOODLAND DAILY AY DECEMBER 8. 1928. YAHir Want at PEDRO LEADERS BOLIVIAN CHIEFS WELCOME HOOVER HIGH STUDENTS GROW SMALLER Hotel 1 1 GUESTS HANDED DEFEAT High School Activities By MARCELLA HOWARD and FRANCIS DuHOJS SUTTER BASIN COTTON CAMP'S SQUAIMTOLD (Continued from Pag One) Bonfire Nuisance Provokes Warrant J. enforcement officer foi the' Washington Fire Department, ha; sworn to a complaint against J. Jacob for burning' bonfires on his premise; after 5 p.

fti, The local ordinance on acted about 'a year ago forbids the burning of" refuse in ths open aftei (Continued from Pae One) Although they were defeated by th reniL'ii by a score of 9 to 10, the Le cAteer, a freshman, has gion pedio team had previously piled Colusa City High up enough points to keep them in th Clifford 'i senior and 18 years of age. and an transferred jthcr Woodland high boy, who weighs h0j100j j0 pounds and four feet, eight and ead. The game was played Friday HOTEL WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. G.

F. Pietscl? and daughter, San Francisco; A. E. Nightingale, Seattle; 11. G.

Sexton, San Francisco; W. H. Waymun, Turlock; Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Walker, Weed; Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Rotger, St. Helena, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. M. Waltz, Scuttle, Washington; A.

Cohen and Mrs. Cohen, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and (By United Frese) ABOARD THE U. S. S.

MARYLAND President elect Hoover arrived Saturday at Chile, the third southern American country to be visited on his good will tour. The Maryland dropped anchor in Antofagasta harbor at 10 a. m. and the Bolivian delegation headed by Acting Foreign Minister Alberto Palacios of Bolivia came aboard. Four class meetings were held last Rer.ults of other games were: week to check over the ticket sak for Modern Woodmen, Woodmen of the the three act comedy.

World, Pirates, 10; Red Men, Knights of Pythias, Willow Oak' The classes in Farm Mechanics haveipark, Odd Fellows, No. Ill, For ne half inches tall, a freshman 13 years of age, would make gymnasium impossible. But classify the boys according to height, age and grade and you will get a group of boys nearly by the lower class of persons in the camp are evident. King Cotton is being harvested the Sutter Basin "and these are some 5 p. m.

This is a precautionaiy measure against fires and has been held valid by the court. Jacoby has not yet been arrested by Constable Frank Wilson but is expected to make his appearance on be Mrs. Ed Danger, Oakland; Mi th the sizes compietea several useiui ar 1 esters, Ucitl ellows, rso. 48, the same size. f.

I Mrs. H. A. Kuclemberg, Portland, Ore in the cotton pickers' camp of J. O.J on Brooks and Jack Prester in the heart I ing informed that a warrant is out i for his arrest.

v.cies. Among tne articles are a Knights ot Columbus, a. voarlv it will bt getting smaller chest to be used cn8SC De use Arrest Three for either necessary to lower the stand 1 me, Standings ot the teams iohow: irds to keep the big boys in one class boys' gymnasium, a bookcase to be' Teams W. in the of the cotton fields. It was lunch time but wc did not eat at the boarding house of George HOTEL DEL MAR Guests at Hotel Del Mar today included: B.

C. Wilbum, San Francisc 63 in the make way for still another, the 1 iay 'i ai11" placed agriculture room, scen for the Costume Actors Stealing Turkeys Burning Rice ery play, an Legion Fukuda after observing the sewage co; Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Peaslee, Guin from this boarding house flowing Causing Protest ...68 60 ...66 62 ...65 65 So the assertion of scientists seems incinerator tor the Orammar school Fh.emen to have reasonable foundation and theand a combination desk and table for Willow Oak sarcasm of seniors "that they will be'the room. K. 'ua; Tom Taylor, San Francisco; Mr. Possibility that three men arrested and Mrs. T.

J. Rider, Oneonta, N. stealing thousands of turkeys in away in open ditches. The camp consists of two row 'A. C.

Mallette, San Francisco; Mr. the valley may be linked to Yolo! Unfavorable comment on the burn M. W. A 64 64 It has been announced that those Pirates ...63 65 tents placed close together in bringing freshmen to school in baby buggies" may be at least as much ruth as poetry. that one may be tied to another memoeia ol rice.cr.an by the capital, rici tent oees saved The buildine housing' Vancouvcr Doohttle, Sac 0 the Saeramento police department Mills near the roadway leading tr the school and' the Filipino lodging ramento; Mr" and Mrs" Theodore today.

C. W. Pettijohn, Pearl Brown Sacramento has been heard from hnuP nd the boarding house are i MEgors and son, ame, a. and Charles King, caught at many quarters. C.

E. Worse and son, Seattle, C. A. jeUl and Charles King, caught girls who have played at least three Rai Men 59 59 years hokey will be permitted to p. 62 66 wear the small silver pins represent Foresters 62 66 ing a hockey stick.

This decision q. O. F. 48 58 70 was made by the executive commit 56 72 tee of the G. A.

A. IRudisile, Spokane, Koy JM. Sacramento, have been sent tot Wil 0f the Capital Rice Mills. To Operate on King wooden buildings. Klamath Falls, J.

1 lows for a hearing. jt was ascertained that the chaff Apparently no discrimination has Miller," Detroit, Mrs. Ullian Sheriff James W. Monroe of Yolo j3 being hauled fiom the Phillips Mil' For Second Time been used in the placing of families mp nf thpm mitrhtv EjUwaruh' i county requests tnai any losses Sacramento, which is now being clean looking people: too the tent Odd Character i something i wron wiiniiiii lu tint) an ex old liMdonrd cry olive i lain'iaiu wii.cjr x. uincjs in uusraujiij uk cui lcu lu operated Dy Morse wn 1 1 i.i ne i 7 Francisco.

i Sacramento, have been sent to Wil j3 beinjr erected bv E. L. LONDON It was said reliably Marjorie Tucker, a post graduate in commercial work, has received a bronze pin in typewriting for writing 48 words a minute with four errors. where the girl of 15 was combing her hair and washing her teeth was previous visits, so the people jmay be questioned in regard to their Woodland contractor, on the rhei Satin clay that the king's doctors plan disappearance. 'levee at the old location.

ned to operate on him Sunday if his Chic: than 20 feet from the door of the 1 the camp say) but it was not until the ntWntr hnnsp the new mill will be leady three strength It was said tna. Another family tent was less than an(j warrants secured for the arrest Solano Man Gets Members of the junior clas who or time before Christmas. Bruce and dered pins and rings are still waiting Bart are on the Ilex staff as photog the arrival of the emblems. It is raphy managers. the operation would be similar to the one perfoimed last Sunday when tho nleural cavitv was punctured with a five feet from a large tent where 1 0 je five.

Capay Airport Job Western Yolo some score of Mexicans sleep, gamble Fju in camp and fight sleep on'' the floor play The cotton camp has been in opera cards about their bunks and occa Th(11. needle after the king had been put; hoped that they will arrive before the jnder an anesthetic. Chiistmas vacation, which starto Fri day, December 21. Behind in Rain sionally take a thrust at. one another kefi Cliff Chadbourne, Fairfield con Monday night will be the opening night for basketball practice for the girls who have played before.

Last week was given over to the beginners. On Tuesdays and Thursdays CjBOrSlCL UiliVBrsity Bruce Waybur and Bart Worlcy ar; busy making appointments for pic with a knife. 1 the camp open three weeks more. tractor and teamster, has secured the 30 Children In Camp There has been flu in the camp. contract to level the Capay airport The storm which drenched this see Under these cond.tions are hymg, expressed feai.

of typhoid frum field. He is now busy on the govern tion ast Sunday added 1:30 inches to 30 children among 'the almost 200 per ment field five miles east of Suisun. 1 the rainfall for this season at Esparto lie has 1UU acres in soiano county to bringing the total to 4.80, which im eos tn Ttnh P7 tures 10 be taken for the Ilex Most alter scho1 the seniors and sPh UOSCS LO 1 tJCfl, iof the senio.s have had their pictures mores will practice, while Monday and taken, while the faculty members are Wednesdays will be reserved for the ATLANTA Georgia Tech ended planning to have theirs taken some freshmen and juniors. its eastern football schedule here rr ground, other than tne mud roadj Coinage ditch running beside the plant level off or an emerency landing still .97 behind last season's total 01 wnifh IpaHs hptwPPn fhP tents: ann liuUuKii will get busy on the Capa? treated with chemicals. leld of them have no beds other than ajwneie it as he is finished in So Salu defeating Georgia Univer this date, lhe gentle, waim ram was a boon to Western Yolo sheepmen, fo1 the coldssnap that preceded it had stopped the feed.

Sheepmen, with However, neither the odor or the 1 J0t water tempted the reporter to taste sity by a score of 20 to G. Georgi: heap of blankets on the cold board floor of the tents many of the tents at The school was the one bright spot XI 7" 1 practici The school was the one bright spot TT7 lambing practically over, were par tic ly a Kerosene or gasonne siove 101 eSl IGIO UrflWe lularlv deliirhted with the in the The children clean camp. were Tech will leave for California after Christinas for the game with the University of California January 10. rrr rrrr New Today cooking. ly dressed and faces and hand: clean.

How they could be clean amidst iMeet Draws Crowd BBrt FeUows the scenes of squalor about them seemed difficult to realize. School Under Diificulties Members of the Western Yolo i ranee enioved a suDOer and dance Pays $100 Fine Why do they do it? Complaints Bring No Results Many of the better class of people in the camp are dissatisfied, but there are reasons why they do not move out. they hint. Perhaps these reasons will make another story in which another state department may figure. FOR SALE 500 head good quality stock cattle, consisting of 100 springer cows, 100 dry cows, 250 steers, 50 heifers, all native cattle.

The school is operated under great 1 Flidav nght al Esparto. About 150 difficulties as often the teacher and attended the xhe dinner and Bert Fellows was ai rested by Fed G. Proctor, phone C98W. del4 pupils nave to compete witn tne noise WM invitaUona, and eral Officers Phillips and wa: made by their Filipino neignooi TO PURCHASE GOING DAIRY RANCH "We have followed cotton of tlle rapidlv growing organization for having in his possession a quar: who ill pay from the south to Sutter county. ManyiLne Jolnl i0Unlfc noube anu exlL'lil were permitted to invite friends.

Mrs. 0f wine. He appeared in Judge David of them have been the best in th headquarters across the road Donaldson, secretary of the or 1 Barry's court tke following day and but this one is the worst. We! "hure do the Prle in the camp 1 anization, assisted in the arrange pleadedcuilty. Wpaid a fine of $100 come irom and do they tro Lpome from and whore do they 7000.00 or $7500.00 cash, for dairy 'ith itock and implements included.

jiave Jjut it no tmencs. question was asked of many. WRAITH PARISH, Woodland Itors. gtf GU1NDA I good: Nothing has been done to mak conditions better." The speaker a woman, perhaps 3i but she looked nearer 50. They come from everywhere.

They go everywhere. They follow cotton RUmSeV RancW (picking and fruit harvesting in their CREDIT ADJUSTOR will sell piano near Woodland for unpaid balance Musical Gifts 1 In Car Somersault been snendin a few days atlSbT, nto, C.lif. dell Sleep on Floor lrais Her tent was typical of many in the 'mjked c01fast. 111 tne automotive i 5t Hip 'equipment of various families in camp. I Mrs.

Clink's. FOR SALE 5 Duroc Jersey sows', Tlicn old cheap cars and some.j H. Matshifa, a Japanese of Kumsey Grace Barnes of Beikeley spent the 1 onc boar. 11. J.

Hansen, Davis. el ground foimed the floor. There was not so old, not so cheap cars scaped with only a sprained wrist Week at the S. T. Chirks' resi 1 no way of heating it.

Thr ne aiovc ms car oei an e. dence. FORSALE Xhe fat geese for Xmas. boxes formed the furniture, unless a hole thing made the teibankment. When the car finally stop Lowell Abele was the guest of H.

I 971, atpa fff board supported at one side of the I f. fiio f.n.:i,, a). fniiH tnink of conversation he one orders taken after De nad.ped lolling, Matshita got to his knees, 'K Mezger Sunday. and i broke the windshieiu with his fist and Lowen and Kulda Merger spent the with J. J.

Deuel, head of the la: deliver. No cember 16. Phone 3.1F2. Lester Gerineshausen. del4c week at home with their parents Encouraging gifts to the musically inclined are our Rich Tone Instruments Violins, Cornets, Trumpets, Saxoyhonas, Banjos, Clarinets.

Latest in Sheet Music and Phonograph and Player Records most appropriate gifts for Christmas. Osborn Traynham Music House and Mrs. Herman Mezger of Tancred. G. A.

Wright visited at the home of Carrington and Shafto Swete Sun be called a table. A gasoline stove sat on the floor of the tent. A few battered saucepans were grouped together. Tin plates, tin cups, knives and forks and spoons, seemed to make up the entire household equipment. The beds we hesitate to misuse the word were heaps of blankets spread on the cold board floor.

utilities department of the California I crawled out. Faim Bureau Federation: my opinion," Deuel said "Cotton V711 and (then a prominent figure nlLeglOIl OSt Will state politics) are the two greatest pests in California today." CoUnCll II cotton is to bring such conditions of living to the Sacramento valley as I Clearance Sale of MOTORS, ENGINES, PUMPS, Pipe and Fittings of all sizss. Bargains and CHEAP. 735 Fourth Street, Phone 239 R. jal 1 day.

Ashly Nurse was a Guinda visitor recently. Vauehan's Electric Welding Works I COME TO Spence's Orange Acre those that exist in the camp discussion ot cne oi councy louhui Esparto for Crest of Gold Oranges "How do you like living in a cotton oct'20tf tor the holidays oe 7 riter is inclined to agree with proposition will be held at tne iuon Iday night meeting of Yolo Post No. i 77, American Legion. Commander C. camp?" the wiiter askea a boy of about eight.

"Oh, it's all right. Of course it gets i D. Thomas and Adjutant George Mer ikel are urging a big attendance. NEW WHIPPET COMING SUNDAY st model will be exhibited at Bac Bros. Garage, 101 Main street.

cold at night sleeping on the boaid floors, but then we are used to that." Five Face Arrest He slipped away. Strange, but many of these folks do not like to talk, to strangers, at any ate. Could it he that this lad had never known a better home and, hence was satisfied with his surroundings? Subscribe for the "Democrat" now. Like "Sterling" on Silver John Volonte and Guy and Al. Bac cci are the happiest trio of automobile men in Woodland today.

They The WASHINGTON' IRVING Five men are facing arrest as the i 1,11 result of these conditions. Warrants ai eady to show the new "Superior The premier will be hcio supplied by Justice of the Peace E. H. state commission of housing and sani "The new, t0 tation were prepared on Wednesday Psa an(1 lease' sa1dolontc. Tac jU American llhhavuK Corporation LYRIC RADIO GORHAM PLATE It Is Easy to Shop Here! and Constable Butler is seeking the men to make the arrests.

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