Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 3

aaaaB WOODLAND DAtLY jbEMOCRAT, WOODLAND, CALIfOKNIA, Scouts To Attend MfITdBi DAVIS Showing Of Film The Bov Scouts of Davia will attend Jack Wait itJ' the showine of the picture "A Reiru Franciaco tab RMrafag, Miss Faye Froese, a returned missionary from India, who was attending the Yotolano Christian Endeavor Convention here, spoke before the lar as the guest of J. Luft, vlalt witfa refetHw m0k owner of the Varsity Theatre. Aa a Neil Zane was a Mm token of their annreci.tion. thuv will Francisco this mornmr. gregation at the Community FUERSCAPTUREIGOLF LIES Church Sunday morning.

She told of stage a stunt for the entertainment Mr. and Mrs. toy PiefM mento were week end gnaati licr work among the lepers of India 1 of the audience. This will take place a most interesting and sympathetic between the acts. latter's mother, Mrs.

I Robert Geer, COACH DRIVER APPROVES NEW FOOTBALL RULES AS AGGIES START PlACTICE Garden Farms, was In Wi By "Caddy" GOLF MATCH OFF SACRAMENTANS The Scouts also announced that the first spring hike will take place the week end of March 25th. They will go west of Winters, in the Putah can urday. Harry Crites was way. Miss Froese is both an interesting and attractive speaker. She is traveling, here this year, and expects to return to India next year, where she will resume her work.

Dick Little, of Woodland, formerly da Saturday. yon on Friday evening, and return Mrs. C. H. Hart spent the Sunday.

On this occasion, the scouts i with friends in Berkeley. Davis resident, spent sometime in will be organized in two patrols, each to take the full responsibility of the Mrs. Art Fyle of Oakland is Davis last week, visiting at the H. L. Despite the stormy weather members of the Bell Golf Club After one week's trial the Californlt Aggies' spring football class has pro at the home of her parents, UA thinks Coach Driver.

Heretofore, the average goal from placement was made within the 40 yard line. Very few were kicked beyond the 40 yard mark. If two teams are tied and the of Sacramento came to Woodland Mrs. Riley Bennett of this eltf. Bclton home.

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. AVride, formerly lesidents of Davis, but now Hvine in nounced the new rules a success.

The first scrimmage using the new rules Mrs. Kate Sieferman, wife camp life for its group. There will be two boys detailed each meal to do the cooking, while the other tasks will be apportioned accordingly. As there are several meals to be cooked, the matter of acting in that capacity will Joe Holmes, editor of "Sawdust. wind Sunday to keep their engagement with the Pliers Club.

Many of the local players did not expect the visitors oieierman oi inis city, moar serious operation at the is at the back of the defensive Stockton, spent the week end here at playing 2.5;ya lne, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the weekly news ad feature sponsored was held Thursday afternoon and a great deal of passing was seen on end runs. Coach Bill Driver voices his opinion that the backward or lateral. risen no cnnic Hospital Monday moi the defense cah.aiaregard the threat by the Woodland Lumber Company Royse.

Wride is an alumnus of the was renortea to be mitiv and so did not show up for match made his bow to the local links Sun the same afternoon. Mr. 81 probably go to each one, before their An informal tournament was held, however, and the Sacramentans came return. day. He had his father, J.

H. Holmes rule is the most: drastic one of any of win remain at the local until fully recovered. ot a Held goal and concentrate on defense against, forward passes, line thrusts and, end Also the fact th.it the goal poata are back will eliminate a mental hazard for the offense when rushing near the goals of Berkeley, as his opponent and the out on the short end of an 18 to 8 score. Harry Meyers, former Wood Coffee Shop To latter won the match on the last hole. Joe is shy on practice but he promises to become a regular from now on.

land boy, captained the visitor or tnrowing passes. Movinz the iroal Dosts back will rall nie cnanges ana win mean tnat systems of defense must be revised in order to take care of this new threat of the offense. Fumbled Punts Another change that will put a premium on accurate placement in punting is the rule which next season will read that fumblad mints cannot Among the Sacramentans was John Have New Sign Parsons, one of the chief executives of the Northern California division of Tom D. Cummins did some good for more accurate place kicking for a goal touchdown, is the estimation of Coach Driver. The kicker will be standing1 from twenty' to twenty five College in the course of Dairy Industry and now holds a position with the California Central Creameries with headquarters at Stockton.

They motored up Saturday evening, and attended the dance at Trcmont Saturday evening. Remodeling of the store adjacent to the C. B. Williams music and stationery store, has already begun. It is to be occupied by Mr.

Williams with his new line of household furniture. Mr. Williams hopes to have everything in readiness to begin business by the First of next month. Miss Jessie Burkhart, who was for himself over the week end i Oscar Dingle, engineer with tfc California State Highway ttsapfp sion, was a Woodland visitor MotiBjsar. Mrs.

Bertha Conard of Red HatlT was an arrival over the week tal visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs, CL N. Merritt. Walter Young motored orer frt Winters Monday Douglas Summers was home fadait the Sacramento Junior College Isjr the week end. He was aceomssBM by Vernon Dermody, of PlaeerriflsTssW Hellam Willard, of Red Bhrff, 3R, students at the college.

lJ the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph In line with improvements planned yarcis away irom.ine goal ana must far as his club ranking is concerned. He challenged Dr. Fred R. Fairchild for his Mam street Coffee Shop, Wil liam Armstrong, manager of the es put moie leg arive mio nis kick. Huddle Limited E.

L. McCubbin, the former Nevada varsity all around athlete, opposed for the latter top position and won. tablishment, announced Monday that be recovered by the kicker's side, but that the ball is dead where it is touched by a player on the kicker's side. This will mean that the punter who can place his kicks next season so that they cannot be fielded by the defense will get the added distance due to che roll. The rule limiting the huddle to 15 seconds will help the coach of the J.

D. Lawson also effected an ascension by trouncing E. A. Boyd for hurry up type. One of the greatest a Dig sign will be put in place late Monday afternoon.

The sign is an elaborate affair and will be illumin his third rung of the ladder. wi. ana mrs. inaries uepoorn aws uiiucisms irom me toaenmg standpoint in using the huddle is that too many quarterbacks develop between Miss Helen FTpnhum and The rule reeardincr the shift will I Miss mwmH Berry, all of San Jose, were formerly employed in the Dairy In I guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

varies as lead off man and Eddy won rather handily, 3 to 0. Other results were: M. G. Weider (W) def. H.

J. Shep pard, 2 to F. L. Mattei (W) and C. A.

Seymour tied, 0 to T. D. Cummins (W) def. W. E.

Byhn, 1 to S. Schluer (W) def. H. Meyers, 2 to John Parsons (S) def. P.

R. Leake, 2 to E. A. Boyd (W) def. a A.

not make much difference in the play, in the opinion of Coach Driver, if anything, he believes that the shift dustry Division at the College, spent QUINTETS TO piays. Coach Driver thinks that the new rules will provide a game more interesting to the spectator. Since the W. F. Mixon here.

The two jussf ated. Dr. Frey Settled In Red Bluff the week end at the L. G. Royse home.

will not be called as well as it was Miss Burkhart is now living in San ENTER TOURNEY Francisco. Mrs. Royse also was average football ian watches only the ball, opening up of the offense by lat eral and backward passing will give ployed in the Dairy Industry Division, at the time of Miss Burkhart's stay last year, ihe penalty of the 15 yards may slow down the shift a little but, as heretofore, it is still within the judgment of the official. One second is a very short time, and under the stress of the game, the team will Still attemnt to Pain momentum Viw "iiii a. uener cnance 01 ooservmg tne The basketball tournament which is mere.

"Word has been received in this city Wyman, 3 to L. H. Stephens (W) def. T. R.

Hobblins, 1 to R. J. Frayne (S) def. Bart Worley, 2 to pifjstun action. One rule that Coach Driver believe.1 that the rules committee could ver Miss Selah Baird returned to Hav to be held at the Sacramento Y.

M. C. A. next Saturday afternoon promises the use of the shift, as they have in well make at the present time is that henceforth all rules should be initiated oy irienas oi ur. K.

U. Frey, formerly connected with the Woodland Clinic Hospital staff here, that he is now settled in Red Bluff and likes the place very well. Frev left Woodland 3 tO 0 F.nV tarn J.X TT wara Sunday eening, after spending the week end with her sister, Mrs. H. Vansell.

Defense Ht lnil an reierred to the coaches that are members of the American Coaches association for final action. The defense has been helped by moving the goal posts back ten yards, jauica ajpci eu a reciiai oeiore mm Town and Country club here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clebtmt ''mT Clarksburg and Miss Julia Cole Sacramento were visiting with relatives here over the week end; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Miner wiw week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L.

Whitehead. Norman Tharp was in from his ranch Monday. George Harrison returned Monday from a business trip to San Francisco. J. H.

Holmes of Berkeley enjoyed the week end with his son, Joe Holmes and the latter's family. Legion To Hold Dinner Meeting Members of the American Lesion Shearer, 3 to G. N. Merritt (W) Clifrnia def. Hagan, 3 to Jefferson (S) def Sacramf S.

A. Cooper 1 to 0 1 tournament of the kind and if suc cessful will make it an annual event. Mrs. W. D.

Chiles and Mrs. W. R. Wiese spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. George Wilson in Walnut Grove.

Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss WOODLAND LAD I The Woodland Y. M. C. A.

will i enter two teams one in the class and one in the The former will Carol Chiles of Davis. The ladies of the Catholic Churrh rnarcn i ior Kea Biutf where he is now associated with Dr. F. L. Doane.

Enlow Injured When Bar Slips John Enlow, chief mechanic at the T. Hendley Chevrolet Garage in this City. Was Monday wnrVincr WEIGHT PROVES TOO HEAVY FOR I be composed of players between 16 will hold another food sale at the PLEASES U. OF C. SECOND YOLO BOYSCORESON ROWING SQUAD and 18 years of age; these in the U.

Rogers store next Saturday latter taking in players under 16, morning. These food sales are verv Players from Woodland will include ANDERSON ENTRY! the following: A team: Norman Coons, TRACK ROOTERS popular, coming as they do on Saturday morning many housewives finding it more satisfactory' to patronize the sale than to bake themselves. will enjoy a dinner Tuesday night Claude Powers, Leslie Saywell, How a handicap as a result of an accident Saturday in which he injured the thumb on each hand. Enlow was Dry i ard Beeman, Tindall Robertson, Stan ing a piece of machinery with a steel bar when it slrnned rrnenino Isaac Ely, whose success on thej Measles Cases In freshman crew at the 'University of prior to tne regular meeting of the organization according to an announcement made by Adjutant Uriah Dutcher Monday morning. Members of the Legion basketball team and Coach L.

J. Shuman have been inrit 2d to the spread which will be held in Lhe new banquet hall. thumbs. After being treated at the Woodland Clinic Hospital he was able After setting the pace, (Jarjaris, W. lp' Reel, Chester Hiddleson, Mervyn gy ROGER SEGURE T.

Anderson's speedster, wilted at Tia Kroninger, Harry Dixon, and Bud BERKELEY iJoach Walter Chris Juana yesterday and finished eleventh Boutwelh tie's track athletes wall rest this Sat while the Seagrams Stable's Sir Harrj I The "IT team will consist of the catsVeeSueS Thur daJ" unexpectedly captured $84,400 fori following: Otis Bennett, Bruce Bee then SSnrSnlS Xe winning the Coffroth stake. man, Shirley Shamburger, Billy Coons, meet with the Los Angeles Club track The field got away with Carlaris. I Oscar Graeser, Melvin Kramer and 1 temt Berkeley March 19, 127. California was recently reported, is the second Yolo county boy to score heavily in rowing circles at" the State County Number 99 lv leiurn to nis post. They Look Alike educational institution.

Jack Brinck. Measles cases in Woodland number It takes some experience to dtstln last year's winner, takin an earK Everett Peterson. seem.s amPIv, supplied wm: ed only five last week, it 1a lead and holding it until the stretch. The boys will go to Sacramento outstanding man in nearfv 6 everv Winters, is a member of the Varsity KVffv'V report inUsh between dominating personality crew. He went to nners Times.

Subscribe for the "Democrat" eow Washington and ty health official. The iow record Washington and ty StWflSl 2: Mere Justice rated among the fa and will be paired with op 'ent, but the team's strength ends ontes, passed Carlaris, whose weight: Psmg organizations until eliminated. nrisue is navmg trouble f.nd second and third place men. Pennsylvania with the Blue andj.the cifcy is offset, however, by a large 1 last year and ended up the sea hncrease in the county, according to by dislocating, his knee. It Jft proved too much.

But even Justice F. They have hopes of bringing home of the honors. Certain fellows for could not hold the stiff pace. He wilted reared that the injury, might inter 1 that a number of cases escaped the and finished last. Sir Harry thundered down the xe witn nis cnances oi again occu or ine department, pying a seat in the Varsity boat, but' in each team will be given medals have been only a flock of medi showing participation, while cups will 1 cre five foot nine Jumpers to add to be awarded winning teams in each Hfj m's hances Ln this ev tne lot Montague, who won the Cali fornia Stanford freshmen meet last er of the track after they had rounded tne last turn and took the lead BORN word from the University Friday was that Brinck is a certainty for rowing honors.

hold until the finish. Dangerous was six lengths in front of Cotlogomor and furnished the only serious opposition I year witn a leap ot feet A inch. (looks the most OOGom i Strong in Distances Neither Ely nor Brinck had prev ous rowing experience before going to wmhi a a iUCv The mile run will be well taken care ri again for the third successive year utTOnST L. I It Les, Schwobeda who is already run ts i up Mng close to the 4:30 mark with Car oiicge. for boys who live in the inland country their success has been ior tne winner.

Lotlogomor was a length to the good cf Gaffsman. Carlaris Eleventh Flat Iron was fifth, Backbone sixth, Token seventh. Flagstaff eighth, Jack Alexander ninth, Libertv tenth. Car noteworthy ier ana Lnerry. two new men, trailing That the Heeseman's will have a to 13 Elmer Boyden, also Ely attributed his good fortune to HARBY To Mr.

and Mrs. Bovd L. Harby of Davis, at the Woodland Clinic Hospital, Saturday, a girl. CALLOXI To Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Lallom of Woodland, at the Woodland Clinic Hospital, Sunday, a irirl Lenore Rose. Bat' Handicap The bat catches us rood djring the twilight for the reason it ee clearly either in broad davliirlit or complete f. the fact that he gained strength in his arm and hand muscles by milking players signed and which was made year. Dave Chase, freshman captain public Saturday nrior to th trm miler last vear. has turned th laris eleventh, Wandering Minstrel twelfth, Cherry Tree thirteenth, Bra Positively, Our Last Call! Next Saturday, March 19, We Close Our Store FOR KEEPS Drop in tomorrow or next day and see some wonderful buys in Dresses and Hats.

The new Garden Hats at 75c are particularly popular right now. Here Are Some of the Pickups UNTIL SATURDAY: DRESSES rtrincK credits his rowing tal zen fourteenth, Edistc Light 1 the Heeseman's to Loomis where they Boydon" right Carbine ent to strength gained in taking care of his father's farming properties in the Winters district. sixteenth, Sanford seven Homer Van fielder ing that city. The lineup follows: great thines were expected in the ciiucLn ivane, layman right. Earl Smart, Dewey Elliott, Jack O'Neil, Ed Doyle, Paul Sims, Eddie Manager, "Dufo" Betero.

Bob Xixon. and Dick Schroeder. Manager Al Husrhson is "Nix to the 4th o'July, I like St. Patrick day that bist," Sons of Erin. teenth and Justice F.

last. The failure of Carlaris and Justice F. to finish better (ban they did was a heavy blow to their backers. Because of their recent victories both were established, along with Cotlogomor, as tbe likely winners. Two dollar mutuel tickets on Sir Harry paid $12.20 to win, $4.50 to place and $3.20 to show.

Dangerous paid $13.50 to place and $6.80 to also dickering with Bill Schick, Ted sprints this year, has been troubled with coMs and flu all through practice season. However, the sudden development of Charlie Gi guiere of Woodland and Russ Ewing remove all anxiety as to whether any points will be forthcoming in the sprint. Thev are still talking about Ewing's 9.9 second 1C0 yard dash in the Alumni meet, and Giguiere defeated Van GeMcr by three yards in the 100 yard run in the Intcrclass Tuesday. sniriey and Pete Helping. Conmderotion for Other "Think twice before you sneak," id then give the other fellow chance to make a fool of himself.

snow. Cotlogomor's price was $4.80. Keeps Winner Back Tijiouza CAla.) Advance. Vaughan's Electric Wcldin; Values up to $45Sale price $15.95 Jockey Bourassa kept the winner oacit among Hie field until the final We have made special arrangements to provide Ice Cream Bricks In St. Patrick's Day Colors Green and White New Today FOR RENT i room unfurnished house.

Bath. Ivocatcd at 1 13 Elliot spnnc was needed, content to let Jiost carrj ing heavier weight set the "My! How St Garage. Eni. Mrs. J.

J. Murphy. naarHik Gloriously Fresh POP. SALE Alfalfa seed. A Kvmm MODESTO WINS TRACK CARNIVAL They Look!" marl Sic FOP RENT per month snmii one room partly furnished house.

S15 Second Street Phone 758. Virl. Thats what Womlland Steam Values up to $30Sale price $10.95 Values up to $25 Sale price 655 Special Lot $2.48 HATS Values up to $15Sale price $2j)5 Values up to price $1.00 50 OFF fR SA LELol a S. E. comer ol Second and Pendegast Si.

PhOTe ily linen, curtains, tow Modesto Junior College fcrtk the California Aggies second, and Chici) State and Saranwnt FI2. marlfl Other fancy colors to suit your particular whim Only tlie purest ingredients used in our Ice Cream cjs. (, i cnar Jaunary comes back to j'ou thoroughly clean and fresh and completely inwed, if you CoIWc tied for third in wani so. oiler you econ and a3.fattSn any type of vice you choose. TheACRION of the Northern California track meet in Sacramento Saturday.

The meet was part of an athletic carnival sponsored by the 2 30 club of Sacramento. In the other division, Yuba City was high in class two events while Rosc ville was second; Placer, third, and Grass Valley, fourth. I WOODLAND STEAM Mtprtk Bek Co, WniW Bmm 810 Main Si. 3 trmtMCMls Free 112 a. m.

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