Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT, WOODLAND. CAIJTOBMA. Play Boy, Beats Son In Yolo County Boy mg iVofre Same Cee Cuo Will Shine In Perm Attack Thrilling Race mum hhhm um Settling a much mooted question as to the flectness of "Play Boy Sr." and "Play Roy Jr J1 Connolly's fleet greyhounds, both dogs were put in the slips Monday afternoon and be The most deadly passing attack uncovered by any football team in the United States during the 1927' season will be on display the California Stadium December 31, when the Pennsylvania Quakers meet Nibs Price's Golden Bears. Johnny Shober and Paul' Murphy are the passing combination that has been largely responsible for the lopsided scores rolled up by Lou Young's men against Harvard, Columbia and Cornell in successive games this year. Shober and Murphy, by the brilliance and effectiveness of their aerial a1 tack, have earned the place held last year by the great Fiedman Ostcr baan combination at Michigan.

As an example of the terrific accuracy and precision with which they work, Pennsylvania rolled up: a rec Christmas Incentive for Home Greetings, Visits fore a small but select gathering of dog fanciers, the old dog killed the rabbit and was judged as the winner. The race was held in one of the spacious fields south of Woodland and neat the Davis Woodland highway. Kier Snavely acted as judge white Jack Kinkade held the slips. All who witnessed the race declare it was worth going miles to see. The hare was lightning fast and led the dogs a merry chase for more than a mile before he was finally downed; As the dogs leaped from the slips "Play Boy Jr." jumped into the lead and led up to the rabbit, narrowly missing a kill, which would have Evangelist Rev.

C. C. Clark, evangelist, who; with E. P. Burley, professional soloist and song leader, will begin meetings next Tuesday evening at the United Brethren church, corner of Lincoln and Fourth.

Proves A Day of Reunions guest list also included Mrs. Clover's mother, Mrs. Lucia Du Bois of Berkeley, her brother, Walter DuBois and grandfather, T. B. Hairiman of Winters, all of whom wiil remain until after New Year's.

Miss Lela Ewert is spending the Christmas vacation at Carmel with Miss Verrel Webber of the University of Nevada and other teachers who attended the summer camp at Mills college. She will return Friday. resulted in a shutout for the old dog. in fifteen forward passes completed The latter then took the lead and! in the Cornell game. Four touch both dogs alternated, first one and downs were scored in the second then the other leading, as they fairly quarter, all earned via the air; route, flew in the mad pursuit.

Experience and Shober and Murphy were chiefly told in the end and the better work responsible, although their mates were of "Play Boy Sr." resulted in his used to vary the attack. The Ithacan3 ftrimps. ffpnrv Gorman and son of! Yolo and Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Bemmer jd ly of Yolo. Miss Bernice Baird is spending sev 1 eral days in Sacramento as the guest of Miss Helen Renwick. Tuesday eve ning she will attend the International Fraternity Dance to be held at the Hotel Senator. Mm.Margery Riley is spending sev eral days in San Francisco.

Before she returns she will attend the Cali fornia Pennsylvania Football game. Mrs. J. D. Baird and Mrs.

mm Cook received as Christmas gifts with the younger dog right at from their husbands, Buick Town! his heels. Connolly was delighted, Broughams, delivered by the Wood for the old dog is the pride his land Buick agency. (heart. Alva McBroom, former resident of I The winner was trained by Connolly Woodland, was up from Oakland while the loser was handled by Jake Tuesday. Miller.

The latter is not satisfied and Jstiil believes that the younger dog is Subscribe for the "Democrat" now. the fleeter animal. ANNOUNCING 'Day of Days' A. C. Huston Sr.

and R. W. Huston, attorneys, returned to Red Bluff Tuesday. The Stanley Metzger breach of promise suit is to be resumed Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Rower and Harry Sowash of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Iryus and family, Mrs. Beatrice Curran, Lawrence, Ernest and Kenneth Sowash were Christmas guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Sowash. An airplane beacon to guide night, aviators is to be installed on the T.

tlenhardt property near Arbuckle. Sheriff J. W. Monroe's boarders had pork and applesauce for the Christmas piece resistance. Miss Florine Hart arrived Christmas eve from San Francisco to be the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Eddy, the latter her sister. Mrs.

Samuel McFadden and her daughters, Mrs. Frank Gomez and Miss Carmel McFadden, and Mrs. Gomez's little girK Elizabeth, were Christmas visitors here from San Francisco. Mrs. Ed.

E. Leake arrived home Saturday evening from San Francisco to enjoy the Yule season. Harold Simpson was an: arrival Saturday evening from San Francisco to enjoy Christmas with his parents, 3Ir. and Mrs. C.

D. Simpson. Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Fitclfleft Sunday morning visit in Los Angeles.

This will be tneir first vacation in eight years. S. M. Griggs arrived Saturday evening from San Francisco to spend Christmas here. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Brooks of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Cook of Santa Ana; Maurice Smith of Colusa; Miss Edith Younger of Weed; R. Gmalzka and Gion Tate of Williams and McDonald Birch and D. L. and Edward Donald of Redding were guests at Hotel Del Mar during the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. L. T. Parlin had as guests during the holiday week end Mr. and Mrs.

M. R. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Zechmeister, all of San Francisco, and Ralph Gardner of Sacramento. Mrs. Flora Hughson returned Monday evening to Piedmont after enjoying Christmas with Mrs. John Reith Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bandy, Claude Bandy and Mrs.

L. Welges enjoyed Christmas here with Mr. and Mrs. G. Morelahd Leithold left Monday eve ning for Los Angeles.

Mr and Mrs. W. F. Mixon Jr. are among the Woodlanders at home for the rule season.

H. Borden Wood, Portland, Oregon, attorney, enjoyed Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Wood. Mrs. Amaden of Dimnikaii spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Fairlee of Live Oak, Sutter county. Lowell Duncan of Richmand spent the holidays with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Duncan of Capay. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Fairlee passed the holiday season with Mr.

Fairicc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. in Live Sutter county.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hitchcock and i Semi Annual and 5 th Anniversary CLUB WILL SING AT SACRAMENTO ON JANUARY 2 Jerome Parker, Woodland 'high school graduate, is one of the "melody men" from Notre Dame University who are to be heard in song at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, on the evening of January 2.

The Notre Dame glee club picture accom panying shows the local lad ninth in the second row from the bottom. The Notre Dame singers are as famous in the Tid West and East as theif football heroes. They offer a program well above the expected type of college glee olub affairs. Joseph J. Casasanta, the conductor, is rated; as one of the country's best directors.

In past years he and his Notre Dame singers have received recognition from critics over the Nation'. The Notre Dame club has been compared favorably to European choirs in execution and to the best choral organizations in its rendition of folk song. Many; Yolo county music lovers plan to attend the Sacramento concert of the famous college singers. Nevers' Pros Crash Arbuckle, 70 To 0 Ernie Nevers and his group of all star professional gridders gave his Santa Rosa home town citizens a treat of offensive football Monday whenj they defeated the Arhuckle American Legion team by the overwhelming tally of "70 to 0. Some 2,500 persons were on hand to witness the contest at Navers Field; Nevers arid Ted Shipkey were the principal stars for the winners, the former in particular showing his ability as a pass hurler.

On the receiving end of most of these tosses were Ted Shipkey, John Blood, Peter Schaffnit and "Bunny" Bel den. Manford and Tipton fought well for the losing combination. Several of the Nevers touchdowns! were made on recoveries of blocked kicks and intercepted passes. The winners were on the long end of a 32 to 0 count at half time. South Beats West At Los Angeles LOS ANGELES Super line play combined with a break early in the opening quarter gave the Southern All Stars a victory over a similar team composed of Western performers in the Coliseum Monday after West Surprises In 16 Victory SAN FRANCISCO Upsetting the dope which had figured the East the stronger team, the West team in the annual Shrine benefit gam? won from the stars of the East Monday afternoon by a score of 16 to 6.

Grange Tramples Valley All Stan STOCKTON wRd' Grange and hi New York Yanltec professional fridrkinner trampled an all San Joaquin valley team, composed largely of Merced Legion playtrs, into the Urtf by the score of 37 to 0 before a crowd of )W people Monday. OU Legml icmrntnt VUKvnvt i3nlfuf, Vir fftria. etalma the diMimUMi of hnltf at dtt rljft rert.iv as well as the HI (he cnm'Jfhvr of Of. 7ft th A IjtWfoo of i rrj VnuM Rl. i.a.

Hit 9 tmnt tiMPH fwrirr wlilioat a i Buster Brown Shoe Store 808 Street Sacramento Sale Started Tues. Morning, Dec. 27 PUMPS STRAP SLIPPERS TOT ord breading total of 339 yards 'gained were simply smothered under, the sky sorties of the Quaker lightweights, were lucky in0t ta lose orc than the 35 0 score that was plastered 4 Jofcn7 Shober one of thejhghtest Sis" five ,.4 i IX t. ifeet ten his stocking faet, he iwoioi loco MinW ISO nn.sldl iS tn Lome heavier than that" thesg days, jbut he ig a good; fied.geTieTaI as a pa3g tosser and ha3 earned his position. SHOE SALE! in, wnii or rown vaiiskiti.

Cftoiec, per pair $1.98 CMW $1.98 night. She is a teacher of music in the schools at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Armstrong of Sacramento spent the Christmas holidays in Woodland as the guests of Mr and Mrs, Dean Armstrong. County Assessor and Mrs.

Byron F. Hillhouse, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Martha Garrette, spent tha holiday in Oakland as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Claire Rasor.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wirth had as their holiday guests Mrs. W. Marshall and children of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Pyle of Oakland spent the week end and holiday here as the guests of Mr." and Mrs. Riley Bennett. Earl' Tucker of Crockett the Christmas holiday her.

ewith his parents', and Mrs. J. L. Tucker and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Jackson entertained as gitesfe Christmas Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Rucker and son, Vernile, Mr. and Mrfc Roy Bost of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bost and daughters, Ber nice and Geanette, of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles: Vogt of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Carhle Flemming and daughter, Carol Beth, of Los Angeles, Miss Lucile Vogt of; Porterville, Miss Lillie Greenhalge of Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holloway, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Willard and daughter, Earlyne. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Weston returned Monday evening from Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Richie and family had for their Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Miller and daughter, Miss Irma, and son, Dale, of Pleasanton; Hazeldean More of Miss Annie Richie, Mrs. Otillia Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Caldwell and daughter Virginia and son, Lester, Jr. Mrs.

Nellie Hebener is spending a few days in 3an Francisco. H. H. Schutz of Arbuckle was in Woodland early Tuesday morning route to San Francisco with his guests, Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Laine, of San Franoisco, Mr. Laine is one of the officials of the Fidelity Casualty company of New York. Barrel Pettit and Norman Scott were passengers to San Francisco on Tuesday morning.

Attorney A B. Eddy, went to San Francisco Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McArthur mo tored up from Los Angeles to enjoy Christmas at Winters with Mr.

Mc Arthur's parents and at Sacramento with Mrs. McArthur's mother. They left on the homeward trip Monday Air, and Airs. James Woffatt and children, Janet, Margaret and Jimmie, are returning to uakland. Wednesday after spending week end in Woodland as the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. August Kergel. Miss Charlotte Hadsell will have as her guest during the New Year's week end Miss Bonnie Girgin of San Francsico. Rev. C.

P. Moore, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, has gone to Oakland to meet Mrs. Moore, who has just arrived from Louisville, and New York City, Iwhere she visited' their daughter. Miss and WtJliam Duncan, all of Capay.

Dr. Earle Browncl! of Ssn Fran cisco returned to his home Tuesday after spending Monday in Woodland as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lowe.

Margery Campbell is spending the week in Woodland as the guest of Mr. and T. R. Lowe. Arthur Daussett and daughter.

Jwanita, returned Monday evening after spending the week end in San Francisco. They attended the East West game st Ktiar stadium Monday, watching the West defeat iht boys from ihe Atlantic Mr. and Mhl Irvin Clover enter 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillio of Los Angeles the Christmas guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Miller Jones. Phillio is the' brother of Bars. Jones. Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. H. Blohm spent the holiday week end with their son in law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Glendenin of San Franciso. C. H. Rpip, barber in the Dinzler shop, spent the holidays' with his daughter, Mrs.

Frances Conrad of Oakland. He also visited in San Francisco. Donnell Fisher returned to the University of California Dental college Monday after spneding Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher, his parents.

Earl also a student at the dental ollege, will remain here until January Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Merritt had as their Yule guests Mrs.

O. J. Bandy and son, Claud, of San Francisco, and Mrs. Jeanette Mathews of Berkeley. and Mrs.

Jack Jasper returned to Vallejo Tuesday morning after a pleasant visit in this city with trie latters sister, Mrs. E. E. Dunton. Mrs.

Marie Newman, who has been here, visiting her parents, Mr. and i Mrs. C. H. Anderson, returned to San Francisco Tuesday morning ac companied by Mrs: Anderson, who will remain in 'the city until after New Year's.

Mr Anderson will join them later in the Mr. and Mrs. W.C." Parkhurst. who were of 'the M. McGrew family, returned to Dixon Tuesday morning.

P. B. Lighty Was a visitor in Sacramento Tuesday, W. E. Peck, local S.

P. agent, re turned from Penryn Monday after noon accompanied by Mrs. Peck and son, Harold, and daughter, D. M. Hinkle, and little son, who.

will remain here until after the first of the new year. Harry K. Brown, formerly a resident here, is renewing old acquaintanceships. Harrison Ketchum was here Snnday from Oakland to visit Mr. and Mrs.

Miller Jones. Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Jones and family of Oakland are prolonging their sojourn here with Mrs. Jones' mother, Mrs. Harry Yaxley, until Thursday. F. Dougherty returned home Monday night from Hollister.

En route he witnessed the West football game. Arthur Daussat of this, city also was a spectator and applauded the Western eleven's upet of the experts' forecast for an Eastern victory. Attorney and Mr. Henry Jacobsen returned to San Francisco Tuesday 1 after spending Christmas at the horn? Peter Lawson. Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Hanna had as their guests for their Christmas turkey dinner Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Heyucr. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Nkhols and son. Billy, of San Francisco are the guest; of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCullough of Dunnigan. Miss Dene Belterton, who is spend ing the holidays with ber mother, Mrs.

Fred McCullough cf Dunnigan, has rcceired word that she has passed the State examination for nurses following her graduation from Lane Hospital training school for nurses, affili ated with Stanford University. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snider, former, residents of Woodland, are guests of the J. r.

Laurence family. They I the Christmas holidays here and will return lo Fresno on Wednesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Boycc spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Btycc at the Boycc ranch near Winters. Bart WoTley, Jr. is spending the ih Scar lett home. Among the out of town peopl in Woodland Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Winter of Tancred, Mrs. E. S. Rice of Winters, J.

M. Miller of FORDS for Women and Large Girls. Satins, Suedes, Patent Leather, EtownRosebiush White, Black, Grayer Blond Kid. A wonderful group with values up to $9.50" at the special clearance price, (JO nw per pair DO. I In another group you will find all the new fall styles and models in Pumps and Oxfords.

Velvets, Suedes, Satins, Patent Leather, Roseblush, Sunset, Chocolate, Tan or Black Kid, Values to at two special prices. $4.75 and $6.75 Fratricide Kills Self With Bullet (By United Press) YHEKA With officers closing in on his barricaded cabin, Jeff Fawcett, who Christmas morning shot and killed his brother, Bay, Tuesday commit ted suicide by shooting himself through the heart. Calm Sea Aids 4 Salvage Work With continued favorable weather, salvage operations at the scene of the 4 disaster, were proceeding Tuesday. After permanent moorings had been put in place, divers worked for 10 hours Monday removing wreckage from the deck of the submarine to make rcaiiyffor its raising. Captain Ernest Ai Bong, one direct ing tha.

sl expressed the belief that IhiisinV'of the 4 would be easier than was the task of; lifting the 51 off Block Island. Tech To Lose Eleven Gridders eluding some who have borne the colors, of California "Tech on the foot ball team for three seasons wiil depart from Southern California conference this year through graduation. The 6 to 6 tie with Whitticr which marked the Engineer's final game this season witnessed the swan songs of such stars as Captain "Bill Mohr, Joujon Rochc. Chilbcrg, Lombard, Lewis and Folsoro. With the exception of Exiley, Coach "Fox" Stauion lost his entire li Prospects for next year are bright; only in the fact that the backfield, composed of juniors, returns to college intact.

DIVIDEND NOTICE Bank of Italy National Trust Savings Association For the half year ending December .13. 1327, a dividend bus been declared' at the rate of four. per ct nt per annum on al! savings do pej sit, pa able and after January 5, VMB. Divi dc fids not called for are added to and tear the rime rale of interest as the principal from January 1, SAVINGS DEPOSITS Tiiiidfi tfi and mcive TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, will interest FROM JANUARY 1, 1928. JAMES A.

BACIGALUPI, President. Mens Shoes and (Morels A year from now vou will know how good these shoes are. Style arid comfort and BROWXbilt Quality. In either Brown, Tan or Black at the clearance price of rJfT per pair vhJtO LATEST FALL STYLES, rich in BROWXbilt quality, shoes you can wear all winter and then wear all summer. Values up to $11.00 in shoes or oxfords at two special prices.

$5.75 and $7.75 daughter, lone, of Oakland, were the i Ruth Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Moon: guests of Mrs. Virginia Grigsby and will return Tuesday, January 3, driv family over the Christmas holiday, ing from Oakland.

EUen Didion came home from 1 Mrs. Ben Duncan of Capay is seri Hcalds Business College to spend thejously ill with pneumonia at the Ar Christmas holidays with her parents, i hackle sanitarium. She is the mother Mr. and Mrs. L.

Didion in Zamora. ilof Mrs. C. B. Lines, W.

G. Duncan BUSTER BROWN SHOES For Boys $2.75 Children's $1.98 SHOES and OXFORDS. Long PUMPS SHOES OXFORDS wear and always look well. Keep at small price you can sup (tw. nnrW f( iif vV i yaT flecds for months.

Valine growing feet healthy. Vl iQ $jM 2 Mrs. Anna Reusch and family of Zamora had as her holiday guests Mrs. Joe Dorgan and daughter, Anna, of Richmond. Mr and Mrs.

D. B. Kinney had as their guests here over the holiday season Mrs. Hi. C.

Soagrcn and daughter, Marolyn, of Yuba City, Mr. and Mrs, Willard Moore and rn. Bill, and Marvin H. Parker of the Marine hos 1 pita! at the Mare Island navy yard. Mr.

and Mrs. rmrTf Dodson spent, the Christmas hUray with friends: and relatives in Redding. E. Farnham and family bad their gucsjs over (he holiday Mr. atfdj AU lWfr leather and flJO I7C very special at, pair WW i Hwtse Slippers 77c $100 98c Airs.

Jioward Linmm of Oakland. Uferf Mt. mi Mre. j. a Cory of Miss Wjlma Thateher, a niece of Berkeley.

Mr. and Mrs. George Du Mrs. Maude Tattle of this dty, was Bois of Woodland, Mr and Mrs. Remember the Location 808 St.