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WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT WOmAHBLiUlJMHWlA, TtUttttPAY, FEBRUARY IW TELEGRAF ABLOIDS 88cDress Event 88c HUMAN SACRIFICE 1 isiiTT nffiii'H arrest MIrWlitUa BiUi 6f Carrier. Wc month; by nail, 6c a month, HQfifttSaWeadfcadi PwtoffiM mcoM claw matter. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation. Official Newapeper of Yolo County. jeijht in family of Mrs.

Lucinda Mill, Starting Thursday, Feb. 9th Also included in the EUs lhi This Scheme Orchids and Onions By FLORENCE W. Me. EH EE event to start at 9 a. m.

including Woodland, have 1 through the mail with circulars Boread an endless chain sales v. vieHiin i hlch if successful would send many ft i out of town in every place in which COMFORTABLE READING Arc you one of those choice spirits with ready sneer for "popular" literature? Don't be like that. For while you may have been reared on a diet of humming bird bosom the world is full of good people who will walk a mile for liver and bacon. JtfctP crated. scheme is this: The promotion com I jwny obtains the names of certain local peo ,72, for making her "human sat mice 'after alleged religious freniy.

15 DIE IN COLD CHICAGO, III. Many dead, much suffering results from intense cold.j I Fifteen runoited (lend from cold in! Last and middle west. JESS El HAS HOPES ATLANTA, Ga. George stage star, announces he "hopes" to: marry Norma Talmadge, former film istar, if she divorces Joseph i film producer. CORBETT DYING NKW YORK No hope held for Jim iCorbctt, former heavyweight chain 1 pion, sulfering from heart pilments.

URDEjTwAKNlNG YORK, S. Body of Will Sanders, 1G, negro, convicted murderer to be displayed on courthouse steps following Vis execution March 3 as warn ing against crime. Those who sit in the scats or the scornful seem to have their literary harpoons sharpened especially for such popular writers as Harold Bell Wright, Kathleen Morris and Zane Grey. Well, it's everybody to his own taste as the old lady said when she kissed the cow but have you ever stopped to consider that the tremendous royalties piled up hard winters by this trio mitrlit be an indication of how they stand with the public? Thursday, are LINENE SERVICE UNIFORMS at 98c In shades of Rose, Blue, Green, Maize and White Johnny Roll Collars, silhouette models with detachable pearl buttons. Sizes 14 to 44.

Our price for this event only: True, there is nothing in the works turned out by these particular waters to tax the gray matter to any great extent but what of that? They are thrice wise in having learned how to touch the human heart and to make that touch pay them hig dividends. There is inherent in every man the yearning for adventure, for swash buckling deeds and high crimes, for virile right triumphing over decadent night, with himself as the he fellow in the hero's role. BOY STABBED MODESTO Arthur Rockwell, 11, mysteriously stabbed as he slept in bed. Will recover. DIE IN CRASH There inherent in every woman the yearning for mllid with a capital and it seldom DETROIT Three Stinson Aircraft employes killed when test plane fades out this side of the coffin.

She knows she would make a better heroine than any that ever lived between the covers of a best seller but she pursues their wooden fortune hungrily nevertheless, if only to reassure herself as to what she should have done under similar circumstances. crashes. WRITER INDICTED I LOS ANGELES Grand jury 1 diets John Villiers Farrow, film ter, for false statements on entei i country. 98 SMART you've never That is the feeling that, acknowledged or not.burns in human hearts from sixteen to sixty; that vicarious thrill that conies to the staid and the prim and the correct and the conventional. The popular writer sneaks to that.

He is as truly a missionary as any who ever loped into darkest Africa with prayer books under one arm and tuberculosis under the other. (Do Africans get tuberculosis? Well, anyhow for he leaves something and takes nothing ROLPH MAY NOT ATTEND SESSION Free Each day at the Cooking School, the J. C. Penney Co. will give away one house frock.

seen their equall 500 of these 88c Wash Dresses Sizes to 52 Fast, i olored wash dresses not just ordinary house frocks, they're up to the minute. All differentchoose three choose half a dozen at SSe apiece. See our display of these dresses at the Cooking School Thursday and Pi iday Whether Governor Kolph will attend the White House conference March fi between Franklin D. Roosevelt and governors of the various states remained undetermined today, William his private secretary, These are brand new prints and nov ehies. The most stay at home, little bandy legged ribbon clerk, the over tired, over nervous, slightly pimpled stenographer become Sir Galahad and Robin Hood and Cleopatra and Helen of Troy as they tno vaporings of the author who can conjure up Cinderella throughout the long, long years and make her stick, who can keep his hemes young and pure and indestructible for generations.

Who says there's eii.v thins wrong in that? YOU may like to read ''The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism" cr Ivnstein's. latest "Poor Richard's hut, all, there are other pebbles on the beach. i In addition to a ntly i who only announced. The gcverr cuperated fn dress a day, 12 bas a severe attack of in Fvancisco, was at his kets of free groceries are also on the gift list each day at the Cooking School. ple wnom icey cohuicl me ymn.

These people would sell to their friends a tfojlar article. Then the people to whom the Hie Is made are provided with order blanks nd they are asked to sell the article. Promises of worthwhile commissions are made to all who sell the goods. The promotion matter sent here states the company will pay 50 cents for every sale made for the company after the first three sales and the seller will also receive 50 cents commission on the first three sales of all his buyers and 50 cent commission would be paid for the first three sales of the buyers' buyers and so on. How the original salesman is going to keep books on all these sales is not explained but the company will, at any rate, receive one dollar from each sale.

The chain scheme is worked through "friends" based on the theory that a friend won't refuse to buy the article from a good friend for a dollar. The scheme is so laid out that it would spread through an intricate maze difficult to stop. Such chains should be barred from spreading if for no other reason than the plan is offensive to many people. Any article proposed for sale through such a chain plan can be found on the shelves of your hometown merchants and it can be bought at a cheaper price and of a better quality than Obtained through such a promotion Don't be taken in. 0 Big Brains Committee There is now a plan, credited to Professor Albert Einstein, for "an inter national committee of the 25 greatest minds of the world to function in the best interests of The idea is that such a committee would go into a huddle and emerge with a master plan whenever there was a world crisis.

It would also speak out against flagrant injustice. What has become of our own "best minds?" We thought, not long ago, that we had plenty of them, not only to solve our American problems but to plan for all mankind. And what is the matter with the other nations' best minds, supposed to be functioning at Geneva for economic action and international justice? The big difficulty now is that so many master minds have been discredited and deflated. Six are supposed to be chosen i om the United States for the world committee. Can we furnish that many? "Invitations are to be issued." we are told, "only to intellectuals of the highest And are there to be no men of action Well, the line of candidates will form on the right.

Or rather, on the left. "The mem says the spokesmen, "must be powiv ful personalities of international renown, and i they must be known for their liberal Dr. Einstein presumably will be in it. He can do the figuring. The sooner the outfit gets on the job, the better.

Brave and Capable Men Why turn to the past for tales of thrilling adventure at sea and of heroes who stand by one another and stick to duty in the face of terrific obstacles and dangers? When the American Merchant came into port recently with 22 men who had been rescued in mid Atlantic from the wrecked British freighter, Exeter City, there were heroes enough aboard to supply many sea stories. There was an American skipper whose skillful seamanship made the rescue possible. There was the British wireless opeiator who stuck to his post, up to his knees in water, building a new one when the sea washed away his aerial, until his S. 0. S.

brought help. There was the officer who worked out the Exeter City's position far from where that ship's own estimates had placed it. There was the 15 year old cabin boy who bailed water all night long. There was the ship's surgeon who with one shot sent the rescue line to the floundering ship. There was the young seaman who, with an arm in a 'sling, carried a life line to imprisoned of fkers when a giant wave wrecked the boat's superstructure.

Hit and Miss By "JOE BEAM IS' J.C.PENNEYC WOODLAND'S BUSIEST: STORE 110 41 2 MAIN STREET WOODLAND, CALIF. ranch, cut. off from telephonic communication'. March fi, the (lute of the conference, comes during the first week of the legislature's second session. Large attendance at the conference is indicated.

Although the subject materia! nut lined by the president elect was broad, many of the governors indicated they would arid new ideas. Gifford Pint Pennsylvania, said the conference was one of the best things happening for years in American public life. Subject matter called for discussion or conflicting state anil federal taxes, rederal aid for unemployed, mortgage relief, reforestation, eliminating marginal lands and flood control and government consolidations to reduce taxes. Tire Marks Cooking Course Plainfield Home Group To Convene Friday i from Page One) (Continued from Page One) counted because of the var i The Plainfield Home derailment; ous angles in the case. The theory noon took denizens of the doep and made them into tasty tidbit for those whose appetites run to sea foods.

1 There was a dainty and very easily completed recipe for marguerites, too, using common, evcry day salted waf ers as a base for this pleasant aside when fruits or frozen desserts are will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock to study the making of yea; breads. The meeting is to be held i Plainfield hall. NEW TODAY was also advanced that Maehen took his own life, and that someone had i discovered the fact and took the watch, gun and money in an effort to jmakn the case appear as a murder. I This, too, has been discounted as a I result of further investigations. Happenings of 25 Years Ago Today r.ARTM TO RENT furnished.

Double! Tn addition to the son living here. OIT OF THE PAST The stoiy of the offering of an aged woman as a human sacrifice by a mountain religious cult in a reunite spot ni Kentucky serves to shock the entire nation. That such a thing could happen in within the boundaries of the United Siatcs seems almost unbelievable to most of us. There are seven members of this strange and fantastic cult ate in jail, having been stopped from burning tj.L woman's body on an altar after she had been ch to death with a chain around her threat. i tie is arrived in time to witness a portion of the i where the uneducated and fanatical mountain io.k were preparing the iast part of the human to their god.

matter of tact, the situation is not so strange as it might seem. There are many, many fanatical religious culls within the boundaries of this country. Some of them believe in and stage human sacrifices. In this one case, officials learned of it in time to prevent the final acts, but not in time to save the life of the aged woman. How many murder mysteries that have remained unsolved could be laid at the door of these cults will probably never be known, but it is certain that many lives have been sacrificed in such causes.

Far be it from us to deter anyone in their anxiety to save the "heathen folk" of other lands. Much good has been done by missionaries throughout the world, and they lave brought health and stability to many groups of natives who lacked the knowledge to help themselves. But this occurrence clearly indicates that we need not travel to other lands to find an outlet for our missionary zeal. There is much that can be done within the boundaries of our own country, and the work is desperately needed in those sections. Barbarism exists in many forms within tl United States in those remote mountain fastnesses.

A more intelligent but equally barbaric type of cult can be found in most of the larger cities of the country. Those who are seeking a chance to lead people into lives of righteousness can find as big a challenge in their own country as they can in any uncivilised Miction. But there are few who will accept the work at home or realize a need for it. It requires something such as this human sacrifice to awaken us to conditions that exist within our own country. 0 0 0 A COOLIDGE STAMP Now comes the suggestion that a stamp be issued in honor of Caivin Coolid'ge as national recognition of his qualities of heart and mind.

Such a stamp would be more than that. It would be a recognition of a fundamental principle of American life the equality of civic opportunity, which has slipped from sight to some degree in recent years. 0 0 0 It all depends on where you stand. A lot of folks who insist on collecting foreign debts, to the last cent, want their own private debts revised. A number of Woodland people will New SanriVu hes bed, light and water.

Lots of shade another son, Lawrence of Chicago, go to Sacramento Saturday to wit 1 Mrs. Laughton showed conclusively i and flowers. Rear of 116 North St. and a daughter, Mrs. Florence Mon ness the performance of "Parsifal." that the day of the new in sandwiches Harry Burrows.

febllc trend, of Sacramento, survive. lis not yet over, but demonstrating a Funeral services will be held Sat G. W. Griffin's El Paso won quartel that prom5ged genuine FOR RENT: 535 acres of good Pas jurdav at 2 from the furlong dash at Emeryville harmony for an afternoon or eveniyig. ture near Davis.

Enquire Dr. Eoyev Thursday in his second start of the They were simpk, tM in 604 JondJit.f 1 Muse officiating. Burial will be in Year solving little more than bread and pQjj SALE: Baled wheat hay. In the Woodland cemetery beside his butter, cheese, milk, raisins and qUire B. Bailey, Knights Land 'wife who died several years ago.

The It is estimated by Postmaster Dun anchnvy an( p1micnt.0i tnej P0T1 i0y fehlSctfj McNary Funeral Home is in charge gan that the employment of carriers, i of things one finfis in almost anv f. 0f services. local and rural, results in the iiitehen on almost anv dav PIANO TUNER: Chas. Johnson will! nual circulation of about $4000 among 4 be in Woodland Feh. Baseball Leaders to the business men of Woodland.

Lauehton introduced a frozen i Leave orders at Osborn Traynham febll I maple treat that won the hearts of sic Mouse, rnone so. Visit in Woodland 1 attendance and gave promise The Woodland Chamber of Commerce has leased one half the base AUTO RADIO: Demonstrator. $25.00 complete. Osborn Traynham Music of wining friends over countless Yoio ment of the Farmers Merchants i county tables in the future. febll Bank, the part formerly occupied Balfour Garrett, and will fit it up; Meats Tomorrow SOME FINE LOOKING table lamps at $1,415.

MONTGOMERY WARD Word was received here today by Fred Shaffer, secretary of the chamber of commerce, that Joe Bearwald, president of the Mission ball club, Howard Lorenz, secretary, Freddie fiofmann and Walter Mails will be lere Monday afternoon from San Francisco to attend the baseball banquet of the chamber Monday evening. Mails is to be the speaker. febll CO. SUBURBAN BARGAINS BUILDING SITE, S700.00. Two acn well piped irrigation system and i avery one invuiveu seems iu iwvc nunc hjv right and courageous thing.

The individual initiative was high. The team work was per feet A harrowing experience for those par fruit trees. for the maintenance of an exhibit of! "The third and last session Friday Yolo county products. afteVnoon will feature the prepara tion of meats, including fowl roasted The Zim merman building, recently a blanket, sausage stuffing, stand vacated by Lindsay Brothers drug jug rjb roast of beef and meat dump gists, has been leased by A Hutehi tings, but will also cover a variety of son, who intends to open a habcr hcr dishes of unusual interest. The dashcry therein.

Hutchison has had I jCSsion will start promptly at 2 much experience and is well qualified i 'clock at the grammar school and we to make f. success of hi venture. lte looking forward to a capacity at kendance." Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, who iive on the Norfolk ranch, on the So tfcnMtin proved also to be an inspiring one FIVE ROOM HOUSE, $800.00.

Frame house, plastered inside, with garage and pressure system. See Wraith for all who read it. Parish, Woodland Realtors, febl FOR SALE OR RENT: 5 rm. unfurnished house, 4 rm. unfurnished house, 4 rm furnished house.

Phone lano side of Putah creek, near Win JjreC UflVerS LllCd I Creek American Dollars An interesting and a touching develop Mt of the war situation is the pro ffjtanl, made a Greek American in California, OUt Greeks in this country contribute one dollar apiece to apply on the Greek 4Mt, Which has been defaulted. The cam Loi were married on the or JeD On Highway Charges ruary, 18 18. The golden anniversary Shoe Repairing DONE WHILE YOU WATT and al low defrewdon priced, Luraschi of then wedding day will be celebra ted Satuiday, February Ifi. Th event likely to he one of more than Old inary interest ha these good peopli would ne conducted tnrnugn ureen so 2 AND 3 ROOM steam heated furn. apts.

Rents reasonable. Free gar age. Del Mar Hotel. murlU FOR RENT: rm. unfurn.

house lrge barn. It of shade. Price $10. Ap)ly in m. at 421 West St.

small scale, by various groups of Americans, would do much to bring the creditor and debtor nations into better understanding of each other. An American citizen of foreign origin making such a generous gesture represents at the same time his old country and his adopted country. He is in position to explain each to the other more effectively than professional diplomats can do. Every dollar offered in such a cause is eloquent, with a value for International good will far beyond its Intrinak value. have lived and pronpered in Solano county for so many yearn that they nrt known by nearly every resident of nny be some technical reason why Three drivers were arrested late Wednesday by Yolo county officers the California Highway Patrol, lames 0.

Prcnb, Myrtle Tustcn, wa: hai grd with speeding 5ft milt's an lour. Joe Hoiiza, Woodland, was nr ested for not havinir a rr view nirror on his truck and Pedro Habcr, JVoodland, was cited fur hvlnf too nany prson in the front aet of his cottH not oe appueu 10 me pur offer of sucn payment is Yolo and Solano counti and they are highly esteemed and respected. id tends to promote better feel aad irtrad. FOR RENT: fi rm. houae, furn.

or unfurn; newly renovated. 600 Court fttblk thrng, undertaken, even on a.