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Phone Tour Want Ado 461 WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT. WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1931. YoloansTake 100 ATTEND YOLO MASONIC FETE TELEGRAF ABLOIDS To Sun Tans By Lamp Rays High Court to Hear Chain Store Fight (By United Press) WASHINGTON The great economic and legal battle between chain' Twentv Knights Templar of th Woodland Masonic lodge, and all in full regalia, attended the reception HITRUNNERS KILL SAN MATEO Clyde McGovern, ftL Letke Publishing Co.

Subscription Rates: By Carrier, C5c a month; by mail, G5c a month, 86.50 a year ''J? 'Tl" B.tffip spp.ond class matter. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation. given the members of Yolo lodge, r. A. Saturday evening at Yolo, Woodland is becoming a city I many devotees, of artificial sunshi scientifically known as ullra vi 24, killed, four companions badly hurt when drivers of two hit run cars, racing, crashed into McGovern with a stores and independents will be re by the Cacheville chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.

About 100 people were in attendance. rays, or radiation. motorcycle party. It is estimated that hundred? of Orchids and Onions By FLORENCE W. McGEHEB The entertainment program, pre ultra violet ray lamps have re sented in connection with the supper, ceived by, express by local people with varied and delightful.

A strin: in the last several months. And they quartet composed of Miss Eugenia SHOOTS CHUM BURLINGAME Ray Draper, 13, held for shooting chum, William Elder, 10. One version has it that Draper was mad and shot intentionally. Draper claims accident. still are arriving, almost daily.

Other in the Supreme Court next month. Last spring, by a 5 to 4 vote, the Court, with the so called liberal members in the majority, upheld the Indiana chain store tax in a case appealed by the late Layette Jask son. Under the Indiana law, chain stores were required to pay a tax proportionately higher than independ ents. Williams, Miss Barbara Woods, Miss hundreds, it is a reasonable presumption, are securing them through lo THAT GHOST GAME Black eyes, white football, wet green turf under smashing white arc light; these were a few of the features presented for the edification of the Woodland football devotees who journeyed to Sacramento Friday night, many of them for their first sight of "night Hazel Patton and Charles Harris, ac cal dealers. According to literature in the of companied at the piano by Miss Mona Woods; readings by Mrs.

Frank Fitz, and piano solos by Mrs. Raymond ABANDON GOLD STANDARD STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Norway Witham. Several stereoptican slides, drop gold standard. Now the court, after a four month deuictine teachings of American Rice i If you are searching for your lost youth hitfh school football field is a good place to look.

fice of J. W. Coons, manager of the Woodland branch of the big P. G. and E.

company, ultra violet radiation is that ingredient known as Vitamjne 'n mid summer sunshine which promotes glowing health. It builds up lesistance against colds and other ill Masonry, were shown and explaincc by Thornton Cranston for the Com vacation, will meet on Oct, 5, to find before it, not only a vigorous plea for a re hearing by Jackson's" admin isitrator, but two somewhat similar appeals involving attacks on similar, laws enacted by North Carolina and Mississippi. In adition, the Great" Atlantic and CONVICT EXONERATED CHESTER, 111. Jesse Lucas, 23 years jailed for murdering Clyde Showalter, freed after death bed confession of George Pond, farmer. RANGER WOUNDED TTKTAH Demity Ranger F.

M. Pol nesses and it gives a coat of tan that goes with a vacation at the beach or Army Fliers Set New Record For Bombing Who says lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place? After that first might have been touchdown of the local boys, they proved it could be done again in a beautiful get away that took the Lall places and showed these Sacramento that we rustics were going to be hard to beat after all. out at the golf course. It is only at certain times say the Pacific Tea Company has brought up chemically wise ones, that the full value of the natural ultra violet i ay lard, fighting fires, wounded by in cendiarists. Shot at twice previous (By United Press) WASHINGTON.

A record for accuracy in aerial bombing was estab Hnrinc the recent tests at an appeal contesting validity of Virginia's law imposing a separate distributing house tax on each such house operated by any merchant in is obtainable. The maximum bene ficial effect from ordinary sunshine is Langley Field, the war department has announced. A bombing team at noon on a clear day in mid ly. STUDENT KILLED PASO ROBLES Jerome Poor school teachers and staid professors! Think how they must sit quietly, even in the torrid moment of a touch down maintaining a frigid disnity. We wouldn't be one for anything.

state. A three judge federal mer. There is but scant effect, these nmnosed of Lieut. Robert T. Cronau viro inin tav specialists assert, at morning and (pilot) and Lieut.

Merrill D. Burn AHnH aT1.i side (observer) scored 1,894 points out of a possible 2,000. Company also appealed the North ing, and not more than two per cent of the maximum is received in the vvintcr time, due to the angle at which He who eats hot dogs and pop corn at football games has no soul. Besides such a practice interferes with one's vocal appreciation of the game. Although the bomtyng tests nave Carolina case, aitacKing a statuie been held annually at Langley Field whidi taxes the ownership of two since 1925, this year's score was far fl fc exempts higher than any previous one or 0 nwnershin of a sin O'Leary, 20, St.

Mary's student, returning home from U. S. C. game, killed in clash with truck. Two others hurt.

DOUBLE SUICIDE HINT OAKLAND Charles Bureh, 41, milk inspector, found dead; wife gassed. Double suicide theory. She may the sun passes through the atmospheric envelope. Everybody cannot get away at mid Lror.au is irom ivewanee, aiiu Burnside from here. store.

day and strip to the skjn in order to The Mississippi case involves a state law imposing a tax of one Somehow the game went through to a successful conclusion despite the fact that Deane Conard, water baby ex officio, has grown too bin for such things. lis successors did a splashing good job, anyhow. Friendly Indian jiourtn oi one per cent on gross saies GrOUD MaffeS Hike1 of all tangible property, plus an ad absorb sun rays. So they are doing the next best thing; they are buying artificial ultra violet radiation, which is condensed in a lamp, electrically operated. Chemists discovered that i the natural ultra violet ray can be manufactured by applying an electric current to a specially constructed ARSONISTS SUCCEED BRENTWOOD H.

P. Garin packing plant destroyed by fans would have liked to see Dorothy Johns, "ew girl yell leader in action, but she maintained not to be" attitude, leaving things in the capable hands of Bill Baird and Jerry Esparcia who gae an example of bard work that was hardly ex rf'V! bv anyone on the gridiron. Dorothy will doubtless make her debut advantage at the next lamp. There are four varieties of WOMAN'S FOLNU those lamps: the quartz mercury arc. MODESTO Hazel Kauffman.

the carbon arc, the incandescent mer found dead in car. Suicide. curv arc and the hot filament lamp. The first three are used by physicians CADDY TRIANGLE tax of the same amount on Robert Harling and 12 of his band gross sales of persons operating more of Pawnees group of Friendly Indians, 1 than five stores. The North Carolina hiked to Stephens bridge Saturday, and Missisippi appeal will be argued evening, where they made camp for a the first week of the court team, short time.

A weiner roast and games The re hearing petition in the Jaok eatured the trip. son case hails last spring's decision ias "the door of opportunity" for HI MnnrlvFetafA state legislation "to destroy the own L. mooay.siaie of two 01. more storeSj commoniy I aff fn WifliYW but erroneously called chain stores," ii 'It Maimed that there are relatively I few national chains of stores, but REDDING The will of H. independcnt merchants who ifm human ill tliP Inst is lisod in 1 hp MOMXlKt 1 TanK MOran There v.

as one enjoyable feature about Friday night's game. We did not hae to swallow the clouds of dut that are an integral part of every game played on the local gridiron. And this may be taken a broad hint by the power behind the v. ater ested for shooting George poultry jndustr u. ripf.

Blue, another caddy, whom he accus i of stealing Mrs. Moran's love. inite aid to health in cases of under nourished children, caused by malnu trition or too rapid growth. Hospit INDUSTRY HEAD DIES 'f Saturday disposes I own a few stores each. SAN TRANCISCO Charles Cole, of an etate valued at over The petition asserted that 53 bills All of the estate; is leit in trust to tax ownership of two or more for Mrs.

Emma R. Moody, his wife, stores at high and 0ppressive and H. G. Moody, his only son, 'ho introduced in 25 state share equally the estate. ores dent Illinois Pacific Glass com skin diseases and bronchial disorders janv, drops dead at golf club.

to relieving congestions and temper ing rheumatic disturbances. The rays RED MISSING We're not ROi'ng to alibi for Woodland because we 1 eniT.ally think that the Wolves showed up in excellent fom and. just between you and us, we expected a much more inglorious defeat. But did you observe that deceptive "spin the platter" effect by Faciamento? It must have given the players the same sort of feeling that one has on alighting from the scenic railway. particularly valuable t.0S ANGELES Bob Jensen, Com 'Society Burglars' Take i 'n stimulating blood circulate munist speaker, missing for i SAW EMPEROR EXECUTED For a time, these lamps, it is stat Valuables at Oroville; nil row, before all the spoits writers get jealous, 1 gie ourselves up.

ed, were used only by doctors, But HOTEL GUESTS SAVED more recently, as indicated by the MADERA Guests were rescued numeious shipments arriving and en $150,000 Hotel Alta burned, Joe consigned to lay individuals, they are Cappelutie, fireman, saved Miss Nell (By Valley News Alliance) I TUCSON, Ariz. Miguel Ybirra, OROVILLE Expensive linen and I a resident of Tucson, claims to be one pictures valued at $200 were taken of tne few living men who witnessed Plain talk It is robustly refreshing to occasionally run into a discussion of the causes of the prevailing depression and a frank and candid suggestion as to the best method of recovery. Such a discussion was contained in a pamphlet ''sent George N. Merritt, president of the Bank of Yolo, this week, from New York and containing the address of Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, delivered before a merchants association convention, September 17. The Exchange president did not hesitate to assail much of this alleged scientific analyses that professional economists are selling broadcast throughout the country, nor did he fail to intimate that the brand of statesmanship that seeks to increase market prices by artificial methods was any thing less than puny.

Pie had the courage that few of the captains of industry and chieftains in high places have displayed so far in the pi esent crisis. He struck straight from the shoulder. 'lAs long as the boom, continued," he declared, "many business men devoted little time or hard thinking to fundamental economic problems. Dazzled by easy profits, they satisfied themselves with repeating, parrot like, the optimistic slogans and catch words then so prevalent and left consideration of actual and basic factors in business to the supposedly safe tiustceship of the professional economist." And then he prcceeded from that point to emphasize the fact that the law of supply and demand controlled at that time, and controls now, and will continue to control as long as humanity barters and sells, which is known under the more dignified name of business. The money element naturally enters and during the war period when men were scarce, the demand for labor in the offices, fields and industrial plants increased the wage scale and the wage scale gave employes more money with which to buy.

Also the war and the results of the war, for several years after its close, created demand and this was supplied by the constant rumble of prosperous industrials. But the return of the boys from Europe reduced the demand in the wage market. Then statesmen began to tinker and experiment with the tariff, create funds to bolster some particularly weakening industrial product. Economists got busy with their guessing, all the time overlooking the great fundamental and everlastingly active law of supply and demand and, either for political reasons or because, of a density of mentality, neglected, or failed, to profit by experience. They, as others have done in the past, did not recognize the invulnerability of the strongest, the, "basic law of all trade supply and de inahd.

The sooner the public gives a deaf ear 1o these professional economists and the government quits voting bonuses and subsidies and. doles, the more quickly will all industry recover. Bonuses and subsidies and doles and preferential tariffs they are all the same thing never have and never will peiman ently cure any genei al economic disturbance. Each is a bounty to some particular class, or group, which other classes and groups must sacrifice to raise the money to pay. In the nature of things, they are spuiious institutions and will reap a dismal harvest.

goo Our Traffic Cops George Spaulding, Yolo county speed cop, genial and capable and accommodating, has acquired an enviable and wholly merited record. He has been cited twice for extraordinarily good service. Once the citation was given because of his valuable aid fire control work; and again, for helping to locate and arrest two service station burglars. Y'olo county is particularly fortunate in the personnel of its highway patrol. They are a fine and splendid and thoroughly qualified bunch of officei s.

And much of this is due to Capt. Henry Jacobs. He knows how to select men, and what is even belter, he knows how to handle them in order to maintain enthusiasm and efficiency. They are courteous at all times, have never yet been accused of abusing their authority and they are aiding immeasurably in making Y'olo one of the most popular counties in the state and among the safest for travelers. Incidentally, the Yolo division of the State Traffic Officer' association, has announced a benefit dance for Saturday evening, October 10, at Legion The dance is an annual institution and th proceeds are applied to the fund for the wy.cvh and orphans of traffic officers.

The atr.frr.dance last year overflowed the capacity of the hall. It is earnestly hoped that a ujr.iiar condition obtains this" fall. It is a contribution to a great and worthy cause. And, in addition, the visitor wiil get full value received for his admission fee by way of a pleasurable evening floral decorations, orchestral music, bevies of pretty girls, opportunity to meet all your fi iends and various other delights will feature the event. Gangsters in San Francisco are not as good markamen as their brothers in New York and Chicago.

Rival gangs shot it out in San Francisco from automobiles and no one was killed though both cars were riddled by bul fet. Thy Mhould be trained in marksman Hit and Miss By "JOE BEAM IS" invadirm' the homes, where they a McSweency, teacher, trapped. I used in the nursery, for children at play; the bath, during shaving or ARMY LEADER DIES bathing; bedroom, before retiring or SAN FRANCISCO Adam Cliff reading; the sun room, while reading, i ord, Salvation Army westein chief, i sewing or card playing; the office dies. lr" t.ne A 7 i tne execution of Ferdinand Maximi nitrht by Oroville society Gaskins' home is in the same neigh lan, emperor of Mexxco. Yburra I borhood visited by thieves last week says he was present when the young when dress clothes were taken.

pretended to the emperor Williams Golfers to Queuro. Organize for Club; and Ihe store; the shop and the fac tory. Seemingly, they are becoming, 'about as much a part of the daily I IT FAVORS ITALIAN HATS FARMER HELD SALINAS Henry Ferrini, 42, San Ardo farmer, jailed. Denies his car killed stranger. (Uy valley xsews Alliance; (By United Press) of land near town for a golf course cans wore Italian hats last year, the routine equipments as a shirt, a pair 'of shoes, a telephone or what have WOMAN INJURED site and will hold a meeting Monday government reports.

Italy exported a club. SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Ose Van evening to or 1,740,000 hats, both felt and straw, The biological effect is described in Ithe P. G. and E.

pamphlet thus: We've all heard of sunshine Vitamin 'lightly called, because it is produced only through the action of ultra violet 1 radiation. Vitamin is a fat solu ble substance found in considerable Wyck, expectant mother, badly hurt when her car was hit by Louis Guerena machine. Guerena may be prosecuted. Tonight's Best Radio Features to the United States last year. British South Africa bought nearly one half I million felt hats and over 1000,000 straw "lids." Altogether Italy export ed 7,651,951 felt and 3,068,516 straw hats in 1930.

SAD LONGINGS The office of the "Democrat" was a rather mournful plate Saturday afternoon And we don't mean maybe, 'cause there were at least three people who weie working in person at typewriters, but their minds and hearts were at places far removed where cheering thousands were lauding the efforts of 22 gladiators on a gridiron And not all of us wanted to be at the same game, which is just as well, as it served to keep peace in the family But just the same, there was a terrible longing to be out in the wide open spaces helping the football season get away to a successful start. And one young lady of the office rivalled Graham McNamee when it came to describing the color and the beautiful autumn weather and the ciowds and the gay colored clothes and the stirring music and the noise and the snappy, thrilling yells of the rooting sections And then she longed to have a chrysanthemum to wear as a symbol of her loyalty But she was in a desperate plight, according to the tale of woe, for bills were due and she didn't "have a thing to wear" and besides she didn't have any money to make the trip and to top it all, she had to woik So that eliminated her except for the sad longings. And now to get to our own sad plight It was the mere fact that we had to work that kept us out of a stadium And besides, our face is losing it's qualities that used to make it good for crashing gates But aside from all that, we'll say honestly that we enjoyed ourselves to the utmost making each other feel miserable about what we were missing And it was such agonizing pleasure to wonder if Bill and Jack and Mary and Alice were having WIDOWER SUICIDES RED BLUFF William Zielke, 30, despondent over wife's death, kills self. Happenings of 25 Years Ago Today STORE PROTECTED BY BUMPERS (By United Press) PORTLAND, Me. Automobiles crashed into a store at the end of South Portland bridge so many times in foggy weather that concrete bumpers were placed in front of it.

p. GO First anniversary program of Death Valley Days, western adventure series, with the "Old Ranger" as master of ceremonies. 7:15 p. KYA University of San Francisco Glee club, directed by Frederick L. Brown.

3 p. KTAB Final episode of "The Cross Eyed Parrot." 3 p. KFRC Television night on the Blue Monday Jamboree. 10:20 p. KPO Drama Guild in Mrs.

John Cuddy's play, "The II luminous Shadow." quantity in cod liver oil, but seldom found in other foods in beneficial quantities. It has the beneficial qualities of regulating the calcium, phosphorous and other mineral salt in the body, making it possible for us to grow sound bones and strong teeth. It is the result of a chemical action near the surface of the skin Quartermaster Sergeant Charles i Turner returned from the New Jersey rifle shoot. Captain Lee will be home I in a few days. After Saturday it will cost a for HORSE STARTED GRASS FIRE THE DALLES, Ore.

A horse started one of this city's largest grass fires of the season. It was) believed the animal stepped on a stray match. papers. Previously there have been no where the bare skin is expc a good time at the game And they say that let ray radiation; hence it is necessary to expose the bare skin in order to receive the benefits. spring fever is a serious handicap to efiicient work, but we submit that a Saturday afternoon during the football season is a lot worse from the efficiency standpoint.

G. N. Merritt, J. E. Bandy and 1 R.

G. Lawson returned from Or land with lfi cars of cattle which i were driven to Merritt's ranch. Rev. L. P.

Shearer, prohibition can didate for congress from this district, is circulating his own literature. Value Assurance 1 Mrs. J. A. Murray won first prize, 'a rose bowl, in the author's guessing contest staged by Woodland Rebek OUR TESTS COMPLETE Examinations of the eyesight as made here are very painstaking and very complete.

They are never mere tests of eyesight. These examinations include investigations of the interior of the eye with its arteries and veins, its nerves, its sight forming mechanisms and controls. The examinations also include the exterior of the eye and its light admitting apparatus. The examinations include the muscles that move the eyes up and down, in and out, and in circular movement. The examinations include everything essential to a sound estimate of conditions.

They arc comprehensive BACK of the dependability built into Dodge cars always has stood superior service by Dodge dealers. Now Dodge announces in the new Owner's Service Policy, an additional assurance that the purchaser of a Dodge car, truck, taxicab or school bus will buy permanent satisfaction. The Owner's Service Policy also is issued to the purchaser of every new Plymouth car, convincing proof that the builders of this sensational car have reason to impose the utmost confidence in its stamina. Come in today and learn all the details of the Owner's Service Policy. SCHOOL HEADS WIN It was encouraging to read that Yolo county school authorities had succeeded in ironing out the difficulties with a few families that resulted in several children being enrolled in schools And the public school system represents a heavy investment by the tax payers And the whole object of that investment is that the children of today will be given the advantages of an education and will be in better position to lead useful lives as good citizens of the community, state and nation.

There are those who do not realize that the time lias come when a child without a fundamentally sound education is handicapped beyond almost all comprehension But the fact is that even an elementary school education, as it is presented today, gives the child a better appreciation of the things in life that really count And while a child may grow into manhood without ever turning his education to material advancement, he will be benefitted by the fact that he is able to read intelligently and has been given an insight into the appreciation of things that mean a lot in every day life. The school authorities are to be commended for their action, and the success they have met in their campaign shows 'that there is a general willingness on the pm't of parents to cooperate. 0 0 0 Can't help but admire the spirit of the young chap who drifted into town dead broke and after hustling for an hour or two landed a dishwashing job. He pulled off his coat, stepped up to the sink, rolled up his sleeves and said to himself: "Jlight here is where I to clean up a $3.00 BOYS' OXFORDS $3.00 These are genuine BrownBILT shoes in all sizes up to G's the greatest value of all time in boys' shoes. They come in blacks or browns.

BOYD CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH DODQE BROTHERS TRUCKS 921 MAIN ST. WOODLAND hy the government. The cniet nope in mi or racKeteers is lor mem to snoot Hotel Woodland Building.