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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. FTUDAY. SEPT. j
Wanted—Two young ladles to
work In candy •lorn. No experience
necessary. Oood saisry and fin* op-
lortunlty for advancenient.
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BRIEFS
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B«*t br**d at Thompson's Oak
bakery.
For flr-l-ClMS drtsssmaklng call
at 225 Homer avenu*. 9-18-lw"
Ice cream and water ice*, 81.80 •
lalloo, at the Palo Alto Creamery.
It. S. Jewell, In the Mullen build-
lag. 414-418. High street, tinalng
and plumbing. Phon* 351. *
Born, In Mayfleld, September IS.
to Mr. and Mrs. H.JusUbs, a daughter.
[lorn, in Mayfleld. September 19,
to Mr. and Mr*. II. Perrler, a daughter.
Don't forget the illustrated lecture tonight at tbe high school assembly hall. Admission 2C cents.
Miss aTITTtt 'BelBU will ht_**d
the noxt three d*ys with Newark
•nit Hayward friends.
"■■■ilu Park will have an election
on the 27th for tb* formation of a
highway lighting district.
Mrs. J. S. Scott and baby are
here from Bakersfleld, vlaltlng her
parents. Mr. aod Un. E. T. Pennock
of Fulton street.
The tax rat* la San Mateo county
eci-ide Incorporated towns bas b**n
«ied at 81.62. 10 cents higher than
In Santa. Clara county.
Charles Whitehead of tl}* Ban
Jobs Rank, has accepted a position
with the First National Bank of
Ili-rlwood City.
'J. J. Nichols was In Los Oalos today attending .ibe funeral of D. P.
Simons, n prominent member of i-
O. C. Ord Post, O. A. B. #
Mrs. Dollle - Laramie, who has
been visiting Mayfleld aad Palo Alto
friends for several days, will return
to Watsonvllle tomorrow.
Prosp bntt.-r *nd eggs dally al
Falo Alto C-i-amrry, 382 University.
A, Rgymood-Wbltoomb excursion
nartr. numbering twenty, person*
vial ted-Palo Alto and SUnford 'y**-'
terday. ' Tbe party was en rout*T_t*
Sout'hiirn Callfornla.
Olive Branch Rsbekah Lodge, of
Redwood City, will give a card party aad dance Saturday night at th*
Alhambra Theater. The proceeds
will b* devoted to tb* orphans
horn* at Qilroy. ,-.
Redwood City Is keeping up Its
progressive spirit and Improvements are being steadily noted. The
latest Is the fine new atructure
which Stafford. Brothers are oracling on the lot near their store.
Mr. and Mra. H. C. Carle and
Miss Nelllo Carle, of WaUonvllle,
are guest, of Mrs. B. Hockabout.
They are en route to Oregon and
are enjoying a few day* here look-
lag over the many attractions of tbe
university and »u-to und ing*.
D. I. Van Dine, a Stanford graduate and special government expert
In charge of sugar and rice Insect
Investigation, haa 'accepted a position as tho head of a npw experimental station of tbe Sugar Pro-
dueen' Aaaoctatlon In Porto Rico.
Prank Wan-sen, former v_-r.it r
fullback, who taught In the Oakland High School last year, has ac-
e*]fted • position ln the Harvard
School and will coach tbe Rugby
team at the southern school this
soaaon.
Mra. T. Salisbury, of Mayfleld.
and George 'McAulay, recently from
Portland, were married la San Rafael ob September 16th. Mr*. McAulay is well known ta Palo Alto,
aa abe was for a time thr 1«**** of
tb,* Novelty Theater. Tbey will
make tbelr home ln Mayfleld.
I, *_ e"ates' Vreismaklcg parlan
■r* located room 312, Ramona bldg.
*r 9-23-lm
C. A. Misui, a former Stanford
ptqd«nt. la *ul-tr.g on tbe campus
ana In Palo Alio.
A aoelal dunce ■*-. Ill be given In
Mountain view, at wblcb tbe young
ladles of tbe towo will be bt-stesaes.
I'rofeaaor Jernegan's lecture at
lb* high school this evening will bo
illustrated bv nearly 200 exqulalte
views. *
Mrs. McNslly. who haa been visiting Oregon friends for the past
Blx mt-'.'l *, haa raiuraed to her
Menlo bom*.
Profe.aor Jernegan will deliver
his w*l!-knowB l«ctur« on tb* PfcU-
ipj-lBea tt'« evenlag at th*. h!gh
*'hf*ol sa*embly ball.
All interested In live colonial que*-
ilons of the day will And Mr. J*r-
neean'B lecture at the hlgb school
this evening very beneficial.
,,.11. C. 'Hall, for many years prln-
i ; .il nf lb* Menlo Park school, but
row living in San Rafaol and president of tho Mariposa Clnb, was presented by th* members,'oo Admission day, with a gold butterfly pis
.Mrs. John F. Byxb*« baa spent
tb* wr*k at* Paclflc Grove aod at
Rall&aa with her daughter.
fSrxbee wtll go down tomorrow aad
after the closing of tbe Metbodlat
ceioferenc* will accompany bis wife
hOBM-
Mlsa I. M. Kate* wbo. lately
moved bore from Berkeley, bas arranged to open a dressmaking parlor In tbe Ramona building. Sbe
brings good reforenc— and will
make a specially of "afternoon and
evonlng gowns. Mlaa Grace Est**
has arrepted a situation in Wlllard'sj
art store. . -
"■ ' -M W-. club cau-xdab
POR OOTOBKR.
Monday, fXlobc
***-r board meeting at Mra
n.hgley-s, 701 WebM«r sC
•t B p. m.
OrlotM-r .1 "TlMi l-mpoaed
lV-scl-4-—' IVaalon Kill"—
Aililr—a by SU** HelM-r— T.
firecne, . ice-principal nf
-the pal* Alto High S. I I
Travel talk by Mr*. -lull* It.
f.llbert.
Wednesday, October 1*—Regular meeting In Ramona
Hall at StSO p. a*. Program. ■■I'lajgniunti.,'* Mr
O. K. Casfalasg. Music.
MRS. THOMPSON,
Chair—aa.
Manuel Costodio is building an *d-
H:on in hit place opposite tbr 5
'. depot aod Brill have one of thr
mst up to date billisnl rooms in
J- Fred Green came up from Kern
City Isat Tuesday for br* family, who
i been visiting the last two
m with Mr. snd Mra A. A
Crcen-bf San Bruno Psrk. Theyen-
,.*yed their vi.it very much.
The Woodmen of the World gave
stag party Friday evening. AH
who attended report having had an
enjoyable time.
Last Monday night the story mil-
ed Mr. and Mrs. D. W*. Bc.__.ion
of the "r*1 addition, snd left a tee-
pound girl.
Hi (.1*. i lit jAT i'\ri..
The Nm, for the n-Rl.tration' o:
voters will dosve on H*p(eiuber -__jsi!i
nest Wednesday. All wl,_ barer no.
rriilstrrrd.. ^lnt_ J*rum--. I, ltWO.
must do mi before S. |il<-mln-. ___Htl,
or lose ttn-ir vote *t the Noarniber
-sVcfloB. n.. ft now.
Band '--.uii.-rt... .-.,
The band conenite being Jwld at
Ccrt_Kra**-8prtBg»-flBt»d*y ■ft*—-oobs
• III continue, weather permitting,
until Sunday, October 30. 1910.
Round trip ticket* gold at ticket
!""--i-.., San June aad Lo* Qatos, Star..
Sold at S. P. ticket offlee. Palo
Alto. Palo-Alto W-SprtuaV and r*-
ttirns. Inc.'*'-- ■■■*•■*
PENINSULAR RAILWAY CO.*
9-23-fAs , .
Mi., Harkrr-a BeJsoo".
Day pupils raeetred ln all departments. . Accredited t* collag*.
In June, lilt, four gradnBtea *l
MtH Harkar's School re-calved uni-
varalty dlplomaa, two from Stanford
and una each from ' Vaaaar aad
WalleaUy. Horn* economics. language* and gymnasium work Included Ib (b« regular tuition. Special attention given to mualc and
arts and craft*. A bow cottage ha*
)nat b*** built ror-the work In art*
aad Ittiboma *eoaoni)f»—th* ltll*_
In cbarg* of an *sp«ri*Bc*d graduate of the UBlvaralty of Mlanasbt*.
one of the leading Institutions for
■l '* work In this count—. Expr**-
>|on department ln cbarg* of a
graduate of the . Laland Powers*
Sohool and -th* Etuei-ua Collag* of
'Oratory In Boston. Ninth year b*-
glns August IB, 1910. Visitors re-
ce-ved al.any time. Tetephon*. 260.
NEW GOODS NEW
We ar* "howinj mil colors and styles
io Spading snd Gantner and Mmtiern
Sweater Comts for ladles and gentlemen.
Hats, Caps and NtcHwear tn great
variety and good valves.
fall anderwebf ta All the best maKes,
including B V. D., Cooper's and,the celebrated Le-4-ls athletic underwear.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Owlnn and
tholr daughter. Mrs, 3. W. McCurdy,
went to Paclflc Grove today, waerc
tli.-v will remain for some days. Mr.
McCurdy Is now there la charge of
betterments on the Seven teen* Mile
drive for Ibe Paclflc Improvement
Company.
'Superintendent of Schools Roy
W. Cloud has accepted tbe plans of
G. II. Russell for the Halfmooo Bay
High School. Tbe estimate of the
cost of bulldlog the structure wjlj
be 120.000. The trust*** will ask
for bids at ooce. Mr. Cloud baflj
also accepted the plans for trie
Woodsliln grammar school prepared
by Architect Le Baron R. Olive. The
cost of the building Is estimated at
|",:.'i(i. Contractor* will be asked
to figure on the building very soon.
Hindsight In Maine.
Had RooM-fcIt beea a candidate
for ii resident ( and bad Roos*v*lt
been voted for Ib Ibis state on Monday, tbs ex-President, la oar lodgment, would bar* received 90.000
plurality. What explaaatiofi ta
there for the Democratic victory lo
Maine oa Monday but the betrayal
of campaign pledge* and or platform
promise* by highly officious Republicans Ib office. Had Taft vetoed
tho Aldrlch achodulos, and bad congress faithfully responded to dowi
ward revision, -Maine on Monday
would have gone Ropubllcan. Local Issues did not defeat Governor
Kernald, but th* tfnlvoraal and reasonable unrest elicited by tho mistake* of the extra aeaslon of congress, tn which a majority of Republicans and a minority of Democrats united to promote a trust-
-nilden' tariff.—L«wIato & Journal
{Rep.).
Night !i_i.--.
On cars leaving terminals from
t to 11 p. ro.. round-trip tickets S"Jh
sold by conductors.
B*t****n—
San Jose and Lo* Gatos
San Jose snd Saratoga IS*
Saa Jose and Sorosls See
Ban Jose aod Cambrian *0e
Han J in i- and Campbell SEe
Ban Jo*e end Palo Alto
San Jose and I-oyola
San Jose and Monte Vista ..
San Joso and Cupertino *0e
San Jose and Milter Ave. ■ ■
Lob Gntos and Hamilton 30c
Los OaUw aad Campbell ...
Lo* flato* and Sorosls
Palo Alto and Loyola ........SB*
Palo Alto and Loa Altos 3
PENINSULAR RAILWAY CO.
9-23-thA*-tf
Hasar al Mmlo Park.
Tb* l*dl*B__of Nnt'rUj Church.
Menlo Park, are arranging for tbelr
annual basar. wblcb will ooBtlaue
from September 29th to Oetober lat.
This beta* Is always an Important
event i& th* vicinity, as tbe ladles
fn chargb ot it gr* among the active
society people of, the parish, and
spare neither time'nor money In
making It *-*tuece«s. There-will be
various tables and booths, where
useful and fancy anicnss will be attractively displayed and all kinds of
thing* designed for holiday gift*
will be fonnd. Mrs. Edward Eyre.
Mrs. Doff, Miss Doyle sad Mrs. Major llsrkln* are among the promoters ot tb* affair.
. "A Bare Thing.
Wo have «bet George Parkinson a
big r*d" apple against a redwood
plank tbat Marshall Black .will beat
Jim Rea In the senatorial flghL
Anyone wanting to purchase a nice
plank cheap should apply at this of-
flna.—Mountain View Register-
Leader.
Subacrtb* for Tbe Times.
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
O. He-try Wa* a ghad* Smart*- Than
th* M*B*alt_* Man.
A friend or tbe late O. licurj write*
of blm: "He waa recklass lo spending
pone j and fre-oently gsre eievator
boys and b*llboya "v* and ten dollar
note*: Ilnt'ho wadi't 'easy* deb-pit* tils
flnat-clal regardk-aao***.
"Hla friends recently narrated an Incident abowlng tlie man's shrewdnss*.
A magaxlnr noted for *atow pay.' tbey
•raid. contrac(ed wltb blm for a three
part story for which be wa* to receive
SLCOa He got gSOO advance befure
•tatting to work sod wben he turned
la the ves-ond Insralltnent inone »f it
bad been printed yeti got $300 tnorr
and asked for ibe (bird I-'"' •* an
advance Ufisre flalablng tbe tale.
"The fdltor Ib an rffort to s_rr money apparently declared ibal. after all.
the story dt-.n't appear lo be worth
more than glXCsO—thl* wbeo be bad
tbe two install n>rnta In tit* offlc*.
"'All right.' said O. Henry; l won't
write the third on* tben.' And be
didn't. He laugbed at tb* eidtor. .
""Well, then.' ■nld tb* latter. TU
ma the two parts and thn let our
reader* bavo a guessing contest aa
to bow the Biory end*—and pnt np.
perlinjj*. a trVlO prixe in the winner'
"For a moment tbe author thought
b* -was' otitwtti.il Tben be said: "Go
ahead, and I'll win the prise.' He Intended to win tl (oor'-Ro*tOB Herald.
A WEIGHTY REASON.
It Teld Wh, On. *f th* Nmin- C*m-
*T-...-.n. Wan E..:.i.i
Isefora • certain gawt_*m*n set oat
for Japao and India his relsilves gar*
him vttaDds. One waotsd sn Indian
shswl. another a silver Buddha, a
third a cbryaelephaotla* carving, aod
•o on. till tbe llat of commlsnions wa*
appalling. ii>- agreed, however, to All
tbem so far. SB po**ll*le.
Bot wben be returned be had executed but one of the nineteen commission* thst bad be*n given him. He
had brought back only tbe chryselephantine caning. Tbla he gave to one
smiling <*ou*ln amid tb* dWppolntetl
look* ot tbo otn*r relative*, why. th*
disappoint*-- one* aaked. bad be exe-
exited that oo* panls-nlar commission
and disregarded tb* reetT
Tb* traveler smiled. It bapt-*nr_,-
b* began .t-trtly. -thai each of you
bad written your eommia-d— ea a
abort ot paper. Ou tbe e*cosd day of
tb* roymge oat 1 look all lb*** slr-ecU.
«~ paptrr from my notebook, of-rued
tbem and apread tb*m s*a my tap as
1 reclined In my steamer chair.
■"Tbe sir was very still at Un Um*.
bnt suddenly a brisk wind sprang up.
and erp — sbast* iu blown •way ••■
eept that of Cousin Max. Max*B slsset
waa weighted down with tb* gold cola
he bad given me to pey for hts c&rv-
Ing.**-8t. Jam**' Uaxette.
• Memo Toy Mere. ^_
Tbe man wa* looking over tb* temlly
t bill* aa bla wite gisnred through tb*
The placing of tire insurance 1*
largely a matter of personal friendship. If you hava any friends
tbat line of bualnwa glv* tbem *om*
•f vour Insurance. And two friends,-*.!^ Joho>- ^^ ^^ -*. rails bare
ar* *lwaya bwtUr than on*. L«t m« of a ytmag fallow wbo waa flnssd t&SO
b* oa* of them. ' fer flirting.*"
It If. BRnrnTs—TOX. Agrwt. ' -Tbat'* rbeap«-r tb*a I.go* *«•'
* | Lootloa * UKMhlt* PI— l**t—raacw piled tbr smd. hi* ey ■-*" **- ■*-*
Ulta-Pbllt*drlpbU Ledger.
San B**uno Items
Colma.
*_i^*_.-_ a
ktornatit»J mm
tare* Jom notrattt-:
ter-loia Mf li- i - .4r-o ~o
•I-rtlm of • m,,, .. .,. ..•«_*«
oneo, rvr* ie t. ... ax IL ,. ty :
tbewaierif i * f l - . -M
tbe akin feel* -.- fan
•auirkly app.lMi ._. .-.t ,,u. , my
j acid la randerei. b i nle—. -. u a
burn burned a . :i , repeat-1 y *mp-
oui bmrm throui i ., kruiwi*,:_e at thi-l
l-rs-per antid.; - if am iraatM;
promptly ib* tba* norrib!.- nisflgnrr '
nieot* r—nit Th- poile- ,: -i-snon-n*
Paris eibV.i* _ L. ;. .„.M af teem*,
ot rictlma of tV f.-relgn practle* of
Ihmwlng thl* arid la one's tee* A'
prompt treatment of water wnuM'
oar* rendered ilv *etd harm's—_
T_.Ti.aVI*
-Do yea And say traobte wrttlag
•tortea, Dawdlyr
"None whatever. But I'd pay a an
well that co-ukl aell tbem for me.~-
Phlladelpbl* iBqulrer.
Hlas Joe Russi ha* returned from
'er .rip to French Gulch, Shasta
Co, where she spent "va'-weeks.
Un. G. L. Daugher, of Visu
~rand_, gave birth to a baby girl
Saturday morning.
.Mrs. Nellie La Pontaioc will sute
tain the Royal Neighbors next Fr
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs James BtaaMry, ot
Sacramento, visited their sitter, Mr*
Richard Ilarrb, of Li ilk rot last
Wcdneidsy.
Tbe new chemical engine purchased by fire company No. a, hs*
been receive.I and will be teited Sunday. The engine is of the best qual-
ily and will no doubt be a great ad-
vantage in protecting property from
lo**' by lire.
Matt Callan had a narrow escape
from death about 2:jo last Monday
morning. Owl car No. 1559, whil.
running a very rapid speed, near th.
county line, struck h^s wagon,
throwing him violently to the groi-nd
ind so badly injuring one of bl*
hones that the animal had to be
killed Mr. Catlan'a escape wa* mi
raculoos and a* it was be was very
badly braised.
Born—In Crocker Tract, September 3rd, to the wife of Wm. Sweeney,
the jolly blacksmith, a bouncing boy.
Billy is the proudest father in San
Mateo county. Me aays his boy i*
the best ere*.
"Do you assimilate your food,
aunty?" "No, I doesn't. Bah.
buys It open an' honest. Bah."—
Baltimore American,
CO-OPERATIVE
LAND AND TRUST CO,
W* ran -how yon aoasi rare bar-
g*ins I* Palo Alto property, varant
Palo Alto rr*idci.ce to trad* for
reatd—ce la Western AddlUos, Baa
Fine nn-kelry reeJdenee to trnAe
fi-rVir.ro* ta or near Palo Alt*.
Irrigated fa—1* at Me-r-ced, At-
water *r livings-ton. C*U aad •**
»F\I. * KING.
tjocal Man*—r*.
CARR
Th© Bike iVlnn
Sue—isor to Donlap,
431 High. m.
Phone 81 «I.
A Wii*ninB Pipy.
0*3 Friend—Yonr plan la • meat ex-
ceCfasat om. Bot do yon Udak your
wife will agn.« toil? Mairted M*a—
Oh. ya*. Fit tell bar gome one ete* *-g-!
ge*ted It. and Hi 0*11 it sn ldlnt*a Id**.
J
Too cast a
a man's mind.-Thsckeray
1 1-H.ETOX RVTTEA. •
I a\gma fn_Wo„ k», ;
4 mam ***** ha taneattwm. ■
: H. B. SPAULD.NG •
Gram mar *^[>-«,..
PBOHK MAI.
Por sale, 10 acres of Santa Clara ■
best valley land, all out Ib bearing
orchard; .paying big Interest oa Investment. There are flrat<l*a* Improvements op tbls place and It's
only a miles out or town; f7.f0«.
will buy tbls. or will tak* la •*•
cbaag* a cottag* tbat w*1ll real w*i>.
In part payment; balance can stai.-l
ob place at C per cent.
Forty acres, four miles outeld* ->f
Turlock. tea acre*, la alfalfa, ba'-
*bc* Ib Egyptian corn, broom eor*.
cantaloupe*, tauskmelous aad water-
meloBs;': good barn*, good wall an J
pump: water ou tb* laad. Balling
aa account of alckne**. It.004
bun tbla; one-half caa stand at 7
par cent, or will lake small orchard
In tbls valley In exchange.
1C0 acres of land adjoining th*
marah: rich bottom laad, two mils*
south Of Mayflald la tb* a-tsalau
belt; all fenend, larg* bant, good
hcuae and onth*ua*B. lot* of water.
Thl* will mak* as ld**l dairy ranch
It Is w«rtb Investigating.
I«._0»—It acre* all *ut la fruit,
toll baarlar. cl*** I* L** AKa«;
g*0d T-room bans*, larg* bara; all
Sx*d ap f*r e__i_ck*aa: good w*li.
tank and mill *ad bor*»pow— al—.
Ib caa* ef no wind. This I* a auap.
House*, furnished snd *af*r-
lafaed, to rent.
Two bouae* for sal* at a bargain
Inquire Of J. B. IiALET,
MONBOE A M-C1JNCUET
Aato, GB-rrtage and Sign Palate**
(Ml Aim* St. Palo Alio.
(Neat to Armory.) j ,«'
Rngj-rlcs painted from M* Btff.
I WANT YOUR WORK
EI4S*CTBIC TAC*-T-« CLK"!n.NG
I can clean yoor rarpeta, ruga.
mattr-MM* and" ainoUtered farnl-
tura cleaner and better tbaa any
Other vacuum cleaner la Palo Alt*.
R. & GIBSOS
Pbonc OS. Beadrdence 187 Lrttam Ar.
Time* claasifl«d ads bring nsshs
Just Placed on Exhibition
Latest Rtylcs and designs
SHEBOYGAN LINE
Chairs and Rockers
In Golden Oak, Early English
and Futtted Oak.
McKibbeW-peal Co. \
HU ai*o. cat-
