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Upaya Diplomatik Indonesia dalam Penetapan Alur-Alur Laut Kepulauan Indonesia (ALKI)
No full textIndonesia is the first Archipelagic State which proposed the establishment of archipelagic sea lane passage as governed in article 53 United Nations Convention Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 1982. The author opined that basic principle pf Archipelagic State is the unity of land, water, and people. This article explains the archipelagic sea lane passage based on the UNCLOS 1982. Moreover, this article describes the Indonesian efforts on the establishment of archipelagic sea lane passage, includes Indonesian diplomatic effort, within International Maritime Organization
Indonesia: Problems Encountered in Some Unresolved Boundaries and the Outermost Islands Issues
No full textWithin the framework of national integrity the ocean possesses two key aspects that is, of security and prosperity. The demarcation of the outer limits of national maritime territory and jurisdiction including delimitation of boundaries with neighboring countries will provide a legal basis for a number of marine activities such as defense, fisheries, navigation, seabed and subsoil exploration and exploitation, marine tourism and others. Boundary issues for Indonesia, whether on land, at sea even in the air, have always been a matter of national priority. At present, Indonesia still have some unresolved boundary delimitation with its neighbouring countries. The completion of the boundary of Indonesia’s maritime territory and jurisdiction shall also ascertain Indonesia’s maritime authority as an independent and sovereign state, provides security for the whole nation, and the fulfillment of strong economy through the utilization of marine resources. This paper would examine various factors affecting the delimitation of maritime boundaries, legal status of the boundary of maritime territory and jurisdiction of Indonesia, the outermost islands issues, and boundary delimitation process
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No full textPalo .Alto Times
H. W. SIMKINS. PROPHllTOa,
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FRIDAY
APRIL . 1901
Emllio Aguinaldo, who was t*£__tly
captured, has taken the oath of ulk-
-glanee and is now a good American
, citizen. _
With oranges being shipped east
by water to Seattle and thorn*, over
the Northern Pacific, and with passengers going to New York via the Panama
route at rodtu-ed rates, it begins
look as though California were not so*-]
lacking ln.transportion facilities as has
been -generally believed.
The first number of the ■*-«•_ rr-eeted
Palo Alto Live Oak in its monthly
form has been received at this print-
shop. It Is a very fine edition, handsomely illustrated and contains information concerning Palo Alto and Stanford^ nl versity in particular and of
Santa Clara County In general. It's a
ja-etty good thing to push along.—Los
Gatos Mail.
California will be well -represented
-y at the Buffalo Exposition. Four carloads of the State's products have already been ship*,-*. , and later large
quantities of fruit will go forward.
This State will have one third of the
space in the agricultural and horticultural building. Fresno county will send
a private exhibit and will give away
sixty tons of raisins during the
continuance of the exposition.
Count Leo Tolstoi has heen banished
from Russia. This noted author has
had the independence to espouse the
cause of the people against the exactions of landlords, and to write ttome
things which the church did not endorse, and for those things be was lately
excommunicated. One of Tolstoi's admirers,- to even matters ap, took a shot
at the chief procurator of the cburctf a
few days ago, and for this Russia's
greatest citizen is sent to join his exiled
countrymen, the men who have committed the crime of thinking. What
can be expected but revolution from a
people who are governed In bo despotic
a manner?
Presbyterian Church Not _.
The u_w. servicer, will be held In tbe
Preallytoria i church ou Easter Sabbath: morn'.ngservice at 11 a.m.;
enlng service at 7_0 p.m. Special
music will he provided for both occasions. * .
The program for the morning servioe
is as follows:
Selection _ Cl-ioti*
Vocul Soto MIm Bark ley of Shd Joae
Violin Solo MIm -truck, an
Vocal Solo Mr. FalrUugh
v_ml ..__.... Wrv Walker and Mi** Spaa Id I of
The program for the evening service
Is as follows:
Vocal Soto mi-. Mary Roberta Smith
Selection Choir
Vocal Solo Mr. Nangtc
Selection -Mixed Quartette
Vocal Solo Ml_ Spurgcon
Vocal Solo Dr. Little
In*trumcnial Trio Mr*.. Roller and Me. .*■. Fred and Arthur Roller
The subject of the morning discourso
l_* "Tho Significance of Easter Day."
At thu meeting of San Jose Presbytery h.-M in San Jose Tuesday and
Wednesday thU week. Prof. Griffin,
the representative of tbe Palo Alto
Church, presented to presbytery the
call for the services of Mr. Smith us
pastor of the Palo Alto Church. Presbytery then voted to extend the call to
Mr. Smith who announced his acceptance of same.
Mr. Smith and Professor Griffin
wero appointed a conmlttee to tnaku
arrangements for tho Installation _r-
vlces.
MISCELLANEOUS
Seasons sales of the old reliable
-brands of—
Garden Hose
HpiderSply Cations ply Comal ply
Oxford Ked 3 ply . Puritan. ply
Multiplex 7 i>ly— I'lace us in the lead of all competitors
K.,-r. pice, of boae leariDS our place la
GUARANTEED
Garden Tools
l-adios Garden Sets
Childrons Hakes
Lawn Mowers that cut low grass and high gra_
Refrigerators thatfreez*.
Parkinson Lumber & Hardware Co.
163 University Arvnue - - Pale Alio
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It ts reported that J. Piorpont Morgan iB at the head of a company which
proposes to build the Panama canal at
aoost of two hundred million dollars
aud wants the government to vacate
all its translsthmlan transportation
plans. Morgan and the companies he
manipulates control the transcontinental railroads and do not want the
- canal built, but If Its construction cannot be avoided they would like to control it also. Tho proposition is probably a scheme to still further delay
the project. But however that may
be, the canal should be built as soon
as possible, and be built and controlled
by tbe United States government,
without consideration for private
monopolies or foreign powors.
Advertised I_ ttsre.
Tbe following unclaimed letters remained In the Palo Alto office tor the
week ending April 3; CartinL, Slgnor
An to; Dodge, Mr. G. _".; Ewlng,
Miss Ethel; Francis, Mr. Toney; Gibson, Miss AUoo; Johnston, Rev. It. X.*,
Kid ley. Mrs. Lib.; Kirko _r, Miss;
Colso, Mr. S.;
O. L. Merguire, P. M.
Fire .Department Meets
Tho regular monthly business mooting the Fire Department was held Wed
nt-day evening with the usual good
attendance. Plans for the coming
Grand Concert were discussed and each
member was mado of ono to sell
tickets. The price of adn>____ was
plaood at fifty cents and every citizen
will be asked to purchase a ticket.
This will be the first benefit performance ever given in Palo Alto by professional talent and should be well
patronized. •
Special Notices.
A Gum of a Place.—For sale, 7-room_
and bath, new, well-built; apply soon.
John F. Byxbee.
Lost—On Stanford estate, a small
open .seed gold watch. Reward If returned to Roble.
Handkerchiefs and Aprons of all
kinds at the Bazaar at Fraternity Hall
April 12. Afternoon and evening.
Lost—A black bag containing purse,
spectacles, and railway tickets to Chicago. Kinder leave at this offloe and
receive reward.
Lout—On Waverly street, between
Lincoln avenue and the Embarcadoro,
an ebony -backed, silver-mounted hair
brush, marked "Helen." Finder please*
__.*_ at this office.
A froo ride is offered to all .'nrnlturo
buyers at tbe Pattooioo Co., San Francisco, to and from the city. They just
now have a great challenge aale dofy-
lng all houses In selling aa cheap as this
. Fine furniture and carpets are
going very low. Don't forget about
the real brussels carpets at 45c por
yard Goods shipped free. Cor. 16th
and Mission street.
j H. M. HUDSON
Opp. Depot, Palo Alto
Coxin Block, Menlo Park
WATCHMAKER AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN
'**•£ WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, ETC.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in 'the best mannor
Repairing of Old English and Swiss Watches a specialty
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We have a most complete line of
the very latest styles in Gentlemen's Neckwear and new shapes in
Straw Hats. Come in and see.
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tiemt wUemr* IIHotSBjsg to
Mrs. 1
Are li.-,
f.-rd CtAar*.
Beajamln NorrU. a foroser reel
deal of Palo Alto, died Tueeday
Mr. Norrls' bom* wsa IB Mountain
Vl*w Me lived la Palo Alto Ib the
early days sad wos aa-roctated with
.hlo fotbcr. lb* late Major W. X
'Norrls. In lh* furniture business
Por the poil lew yeara he has been
a trarellsg oslesman ror a whole*
ssts firm In Oaklasd.
Mr. Mom* lea*, s ■ orif* and on*
daughter. He wsi a brother or
Mrs. Oeorge Psrklnsoo or Mountain
View and William Norrls or Oak-
Is ad
The funernl wa* held Thursday
morning In Oakland Interment
was private.
Retired -rUWcr-er |>leo.
Joseph F Howe, s retired ranch-
er *bn haa liver for ihe paal als
years al l_n* Altoa. died yesterday
He was a bbMvc ot Maine and hsd
lived in Portland. Ore. before com-
Ing here
Tbe funeral wa. held Thurs
day morning Bt 10 oclock from the
renldenee na Fremont avoBoe. Los
Alto* Tbe Itev A 11 Green conducted the aervlceS Interment wai
at Cypress l.own.
"Tb* Sarvaat la the Hesse."
Choi ;*w Rbbb Kennedy's famous
play. Is to b* pr**eated Ib lb* Play-
horn* on Saturday alght by local
talent The cast haa Just rives Iwo
aotxeaoral perrormsac** —obo at
Mountain View oo Batnrdsy last.
Chilling Wdiwhoops;
Now Heard at
Giimel
BIT PEOPLE ARK BsoooM TO HI'H-,
PKIH1CH A.Ml KSi»« sum IS
PART OK lif.lli-: ■ J-.- \i
A .ioltor in Carmet 1* ir*ated in
many *urprlee* the** day*. A *.»-■.■>■ .
ful oHer-dlnner cbst io Interrupted
by (billing warwboopo or the op-
roarous ahtiutlng of a mob. or-
again, the di-ep tilling of a hall, and
aa you greet .our ho*l wllh o .pi-.
Honing (i.ti.t- he remarks. "Ob,
that's ]o*t the psgesnt people re
hearaliiK up in Ihe wiiodo." The
people of Corniel are no* umm* lo
ourprlses tlaity roolumed folk go
about, either'm rehearsali or to
po*e befor*- the moving |>lrture csm-
era, and :he day snd nlghi ts enlivened by ibouia and light* The
town Is sllve wllh inieres! ond hub-
xllng oxer with enthusiasm for the
week of run thai I* about, to h* o.h-
|l*d In on th* .Id of July.
Ambition la s great thing ll
has mad* tbl* loan of three hundred lahshlisnt* a ***** w..rthr M
the reot-eci nf all California. Com
oirrciallsm ha* nol rrepi Into their
relebrollon. Their production* ore
works of art. aad th*1r one idea I*
to gi.c to the -..<.*.le a work ihot Is
well worth the trip to tVe*.
The pasesnt baa come H> usy
1U.li year this beautiful soectacl*
ta acted ou* Ib tbe pin** forest The
eplaodes sre taken trom tlie'early
hlilory ol California and am- connected wiih ihe Monterey p*nlnsulo
and lhe rounlry aurroandlng Car-
■nel W* have all beard of Padre
Junlpero Serra. Caspar de Portola.
Governor Page*, (be Csrmel Mlaslnn
snd lhe noble work of lhe mission
father* la settling and rlelltslat
Callfnnila, and tb* townifolk of
Cannr! are painting Incidents with
tiumnn figures and natural netting*.
ror the benefit of those wbo care
for the early history of onr wonderful *!*tr A pageant on the Fourth
of July. Whal better way of celebrating our notion's birthday* A
gllmr-a* Into oor pan. A reeolllBg
of tb* pioneer day* Hlitory in tiring picture*.
"The Toad." a drama of ancient
"Cgypt. a stirring play from the pen
of Mrs. B*rtha Newberry, will be
the offering of the Forest Theater
Socroty this year Tbe rail la work-
log bord and will present aometblog
of merit on tb* night* of the 3d
sad 4 th of July.
"Alle* In Wooderland" la BlOO be
lag brought to as artistic comple-
HoB. and tbe little tota can hardly
la flan Jos* where she
anil) Ihe preliminary
miss lAi.nvK iH.von
**1i-- take, lbe port Of AO-Hlr OS
"T*.r Arrrami la Uv Hose- "
snd the otber at Sunnyvale on Tnss-
day night.
Tbl* play enjuy*d a run of Ihre-c
monifaa lo New York, two tnontbe In
Boston, iwo nmrnii. in Chicago aad
alx weeka In San rrsnclrwo II had
proved s failure in l_or-don whes H
was Brst preswnted. bnt after tb*
American success** it becstne the
most poputor plar In ihe Hrltiab
metropolis.
Miss Vallanc* ArnoH. who la to
play tbe port of Asntle. la one of
tbe leading mualrtsn* In Palo Alto.
Hlo* Arnott ha* alao token port In
oererol amateur performance* The
other member* of lhe cast ore also
well known The full rait li is follow*:
Jame* Ponsonby m_. . **-,-n- [>
tl.. th* I...nl Hlahop ol l.vi.oliii.- -
lt*Bjamla Wilder.
Th.- He* Wllllsm Km* the. vicar -
Clsyton Cortis.
Auntie the vicar'* wife—Mlos
Vallonie Arnott
Msr* their niece -Mlas fUrabelle
Arnott.
Robert 8ml th. o si-nttemoii nr
necessary ticcaiiatlnn Thorn*« Oyer
Rotter*, o pome boy—Oeorg* ily-
Monoon. * bnt ler I'd word .1
t*top|>c1 worth
Ticket! for the performance sre
now on sale at Wetngartncr'* drag
*lor* on t'nl.erslty *«enoe
Itryss l-esgwe Wir*-* Hell.
V. H UO*. Stan ford 94 seere-
'»'• of lhe Ssn PraBrlsro RryBB
l-eague. .ent the following trlerram
to Theodore Bell yesterday:
"Theodore a Bell, c halrroa**-
California delsgailoo. Baltimore,
Md.: Tour repudiation by SO.000
I»r no--rat. Iwo years ago sboold
have convinced you of progreeolve-
ness of California More thousand*
ready to repudiate any attempt by
yoo to Injare Brvon Bryan s**ntl-
meni very .Iron*. In California sine*
Tart nomination. Bryan I_aas*as or-
KBntxed trmlgh! urges yoa to remain
true to Cslirornia tssmoerse-y."
Mrs P, Raffacr. who hos beea
operating In the Mariposa hotel as a
palmist under tbe name of Madame
Paolo for several weeks, waa arrested oa Monday by Chief ef Pollre
C. F Noble for obtalolog mosey un
der false prel.no** She wss placed
under I..000 bonds, which ah* wai
unable to furnish, so ahe woe Uken
to the 1*H
Will r- i...ir
beorldg.
Madame Paula bad beea promised
1500 by Mr*. Cither Msrders of 41 J
Emerson street to local* another
palmtlt who had tndm-ed Mra. Mar
der. i* invest 13.000 in som* stock
which proved to b* wortbl*** Poulo
at onr* communicated wllh a mala
palatial In l.o* Aniele* who go*os by
th* nam* of Proressor IV Haven.
Prof-,***.-* n* Haven ram* to Palo
Alto ob lhe nest train BBd Mr*
Marders wa* Intormed that he wsa
ob lbs trsll of Ibe person who bed
obtained her axooey. eh* woo alio
OBhed how marh mosey ah* hsd.
Mrs. Marder- prodoe*d a hash book
showing tbst ahe po*aeM*d 1900 :
Profsooor D* Horon lold h*r lo flee
blm Ihe raooer In gold eo thot it
might ort oa a magnet to the loot
13,000. In four dnyo he wonld pa*]
turn th* ttoo sod half- as much
sgala
lour davs elap**d aad ao m*B*v
had beea attracted by lh* .Ml in
■told. Professor D* Haven waa gone.1
Th* 1000 was gone Madame Paula
mold give no Information aa lo'
their whereoboala Mrs Marders,
decided lo apply for help rrom the
poll.*e to recover her moaey
fblef Noble had an interview with
Msdam* Paolo la whteh she made a
number ot conflicting atalrment*
Rh* was arrastsd for obtaining'
money under false |>ret*n*o« None]
of ibe locsl .plrttualiati and palm-
l*t* rarne tn her aid when she was'
offered release ob I". '"■ hall
An attempt I. now being made io
lo. rfc Profesaor De Haven Th*
local pollre department ha. *ent
word Ihrosgbout the Mote tn arrest'
hlm Madame Paulo r-<- i*«*d a
t-l.gr*ni reeemlv which wa. signed
"Itlondy" whleb lo bellevei] to he
arfher name of ths '-'professor.-'
After her arrest Madame Pool*
told the po||e* shot Profesaor ***how
or Oakland, another palml*!. would
give Information regarding Profea-
»or He Haven's whereabout* Chief
Noble reeelvM B toi.rrom tbla morning ftom the rhl*f of poller, in Oakland slBHoa* that (here I* no auch
addre-a a* tbo no* risen by Madam*
Paula
Modage Paolo baa been doing a
linrallii- holiness BO 0 ji.tmlst during her *lay har*. hut Mr* Marder*
lo lh* only nn* from whom oh* Is
known to hove obtained money Th*
nther client*, however, will be pat
on th* aland to 1*11 whal they know
about her worh wh«n h*r trial
comes up
Nothing I* known hers of her previous history fib* I* aald tn bo a
woman rln*e in mlddt* age. hot ts
otirsellv* and I* quiet and refined
In dreaa and In action.
Al. IB ready for th* r--e*aUoB of At the meeting of tb* City cwsn
Ihe delegat** to th* cooraatlao of HI Wednesday th* city otloroey was
women's ctubo todoy Th* Bow- author ls-»d to bring suit to rolled
er committee from the Womul basloeo* Urease tate. go* frosa four
Clob, assleied by a number of yosag *** Franci»co firm, which deliver
Iodic* t...miuei. y*si*rday (or lhe ***** ** ***** A**" Then firms
sr* lbs Emporium. Ihe White Howe*.
o Connor A M-'ffiit sad the P
Thome. I>.r n« Worhs. snd th*
■"'""lamot'nta due a-rgreaaie about 1300
OB-1
eueoio Tb* Isdl** ar* very much
pleased with tbe geaerou* donatio**
Wednesdsy tbe paper* pnbllsbed
humoroui artlrlea ahoot tho hss-,
a .-_■_-"! . . A roooluilon wa* introdocod cr*-
|..i.il* nr lhe delegate*, but th*y sr* ,
, , _"__ ' ,' _!*!log a a oh teg fund for tb* *urpiui
coming In for the r shar* of g***ti___
j*\Zr***** ** *** **** ********** *****
"** bleb f*od bood* msr b* parrhaood
ihlBg* md** Each man today re-
relied a pr*llr boollonaire wben he
geta off th* train at Palo Alto Th*
nicrri- came lo Ihe flower depot at
S o'clock lo ge| Ibelr boattoaalrs*
Thcre were enough Ior everybody
Ln t tbl* lhe gorden *pot of tbe
...rid'
Wlllard *iai prstty windows la
red and while sweet peas Wilson's
Windows ar* d*rorat*d wllh red ribbon ond candles MendeahaU' ho*
thr finest "footbstl time" window*. |
Prate** hsa otarted the ilecoratloaa
with tb* '
whll* aad blue *'
The puri*o*e I* lo have lh* aarplnr
Invested In in' m"** i-i'-durlag oecurl-
ti«* Th* resolution woo ref.rred
lo a eommltte* to determine who!
omount tprot-abl-r 111.0001 ran b*
thu* invented-
Coanrllman MIDI* aad Profssoor
Jefferson Elmore ..f ihe public library board wore irsated le*** of
ab*enr* tir.nl Bepleinber 1*1. Both
ill spend th* summer In the east
Tho roolgnatlon of W. H, Beat as
I a member of tb* board of pobll-
*i*sf*-y was **w-*-*dved aod wo* sccapt-
*d with rwgret. Mr. "boars ba*ln**s
III keep hlm away froon Polo Alto
r>i wa* I \»/',i r* ***** **** **** **** ***** *** *****
rlay Deal*' With run-|mu.h of tm n»*. h*-.** hi* r**ia-
damcntal Problems
.sou** Ho ha* been B mieso of
Ihls board stare the new charter
went Into effort, ami daring the post
year hss osrvod a* rhalrmaa.
Tb* oolatandlBg rlalta. agolaet
tb* -Hty w»r» ordered paid oad th*
audtllBg r-o-nmlde* was aothoriaod
to in ok a neeesssry transfers of
filllila to .In*.* Ihe financial boslasos
of Ib* fl*. ot yoar.
The roosrll will me-et an Jul*
rAHT OP 'THK HKHVANT IN THE
Mill s| IK W'EI.1. kMiM s
HERE
"The K.-i **m in lhe Houee." lh*
play to be pr**enled Kslardsy eves-
lng in ih* Plsyboas*. dealo with lb*
fandsmeBtsI problems which arc
BgllatlBg tblBkisg men and *i.n..i, i*' to reorganise, *lect * msyor and
of today, snd so in few other drama* make Bppointmenia of employ*!
th* rbarocton In the play ars ty*M- j *ervlog uader lh* rouocll Th***
ral of the rl*** they represent M*cb' spoolntees include tb* elerb. ao-
t*_s« amy rie-*htw
*sM fnuorhl*-. be .le. l.re* so b*
ssUsrf-rtly hetal.
The ground* op**-a wbieh Ih* raa-
olsftoa to based sr* Ihe foi lor* of
th* company to erect s plsnt for th*
msoofartur* af ga*. which lo oaa of
the principal provi.ioso apoa whlea*
thr rrsaihlBs wo* groat**..
h Is .i-ecincalli -!at*d IB th*
trsn.hi*.- (hat Polo Alto shall hat*
the option oi any tlm* *fl*r th* em-
pirjiton of lea rear* from th* grast-
iBg of the fro*, his* lo parches* tb*
go* plan! snd di*tr!bu'lng lyatsoB.
II la 'under *UpaUtod .thol th*
work nf coastroctlBg tbe gos plaa'
' shall b* roMos**ced witaia ao*t
mor* thaa foar monlh* fraos th*
date of lb* granting of oald fre*-
chlse. sad lhal th* worh shall b*
"rompl*t*d boi mor* thaa thr**
y*ars tbcreorter " A* so go* ptast
hss bows erected, but .imply a distributing *y*lem, the opllos pro-
vid»d rsanot bs gl**B; h*aeo, th*
Iroocbla* is Invalid, declare* th* **•*-
otollon.
Twelve member, of lh* OWOacH
were pr***nt, oad lha reaolutlo* *o*
adoptr* by ale* vol**, tbr** svsse
bars aot vot 1st
comment snd debsi* hss tr-een la
dulged In by vorlou* drsmatlr rrll
Irs so to which of the two rbor-
octors. Robert tho drols maa. or
Manoon tbe butler, .bmld he coo
.lder.il thr leodlng rhararler in the
ploy. There I* much ground for or
gumenf wbli'hever rontentlrm I*
diif
deput'
oodltor.
tr*s*arer
ollorney a
nd police
lodge
Tb.
nn the
board of
public
■■ti
11
also be
fll led
rob
ttioppelwnrth. who take* th*
Man--on lhe butler, la well
In bolb Polo Alto and San
a sinner andj srtor of ehar-
* M* IS st hi* best os
ond )m|>r**nl*« servasi In
F.HWARM J. KTt'PPKI.WORTH
wb» ts-kes. lite pan of Msneoa In
ll.- Het-VHSI la the House."
ill
mala*
"Von wna a big loser when de
lime broke up. woon'i rou**" "Tee
Hat'i why it brok* up'' "Was ll a
rood bood dat wo* de last pot?"
"It ihore wsi. When It landed it
felt like It mus' o' weighed a ton"--
Waibingtoa Star
wait oatll tb* night of their app**ar-
aoe* before tbe footlights.
Where in California ronld there
h* S more Biting place for op*oa!r
productions* The dellghtfal cli-
mite. the beautiful plo* woods and
(he enthusiasm of Ihe people are tbe
vllal factor*.
Voserow* to Plrwlr.
Tt* annual outing aad picnic
conducted onder Ibe auspice* of tho
Central California Veteran*' Aoso-
rlotloB will be held at Congraee
Springs Batnrday, Job* ]0lb The
exrlaolv* us* of the * rounds for
lb* occ-asdon be** been proe*r*d by
the aoeoclalion, ong every effort will
lie made io glee th* Utmost enjoyment lo the largs throng or people
expeeted lo bo prioiat. Ooff** aad
•agar will be forwlahed th* plralo-
kers free and iho ladles sre twe-nast-
*d to provide extra cop* and small
dishes ror Ihe basket luncheon*
Bodges lor th* ostlag ar* belag pre-
pared by Mrs. I., Moy Bley. aod s
sptertal rouBd-trlp rat* haa boea
granted by the Peninsular Hallway.
held bot lb* problem
u»»olv»*d.
Mosl or tb* coot is well known lol
Pslo Alto audiences Thomas Oyer!
as Robert the drain moo, brings
Info bl. perfortuaner .-"fund of experience sained from a repertoire
of heavy parte played by htm lo a
number of standard dramatic pro-.
dacilor***s!ao*ed la l>*av*r. Mr.,
Dyer Is endosed wlib * phystqs*
and atage presence primarily sdapt-
•d lo tho tenas scene* and dramatic
altuailOBi required by tb* port ofj
th* drain maa. A* a worktogmaa
hie bottle for vqoal opporiuaHy, as
a black sb**p o*trarli«d from hte
family, as o fsther forced to r*-
oounr* his claim to bla doogbter.
Mr. Oyer has oooioal *>ppo-ioai_lea
for dtsplaylng his dramatic -js>a>*rs
Id er*a*a of compelling human latere* t
Ticket* ar* on sole ot Watogsn
ror* drug ail,-.- asd tr.dli-ot.on*
cdnt to a rrowded boooe flaiorda)
Matter of Boiler
Permits Considered
-I'lltllH ITHiSH n>R (itltHAOE
IM'ISEIt .Tt>H AHE HV.FUBK
im Mill "I WORKI*.
Xt 'Ik- m***tlna at tbe hoorg ot
, t-..t.lw wately on \\wdt**~-day oppllos-
raaasj for permit* tu uperate >teo_s
bollero w*r* r*r*lv*d trom lb*
stanrord I*?-log and Cleoaiaa
Worhs and tho Palo Alto Partstaa
H>eit.|t aad Cleoalsg Works. A pent.r.n wa* iire-H-nte-d rrom property
owners in th* vicinity of tb* Utter
.onevrn protesting agslaat ths l*sw-
socs of Ih* permit oa th* groond
thai tb* ooo< and amok* from tb*
boiler crest* a nuisance ond ibat
th* storage of crude oil and gooollas
■-ouoe* a flr* menace A proteol was
■ loo re-retTed from the public library
board stating thot the smoke, -mot
snd gsi Injure the book* la lh* 11-
Th* Pslo Alto Oss Compaay. I*
its brief in tha cos* aow baforo th*
superior reart Io rest ral a lh* city
Trom eaforrlaa lh* 11 2'- rot*, or
g«*s that th* franehlse 1* soosrlor
lo lb* arnerdmest to the *tst* eoo-
■ tliHtlon and to lb* act of Ibe l***-
l*lator* eroatlsg lh* stale roll-fossf
rammtooton: ihst tb* power is *t
rote* la 'rooted solely la tbs «tty
(Ottncll and thst 'he people coald
nol delegsl* tbte |-ow*r to th* ralt-
ro*i commI**k*a Pr-stax this pseat
of view, II hwcomoa *.peelall*. pertl-
nent ihat It should be d*t*rmls*d
whether or not the goo roespaey ha*
br p. fallar* lo erect a plaat eaaaod
It*' Iroacblo* to lap**, oad If so.
what rights. If our, fh* rooioaay
mar iwiio.os to Pslo Alto,
Thl*!' Robber' *t**f) *!*»'**
■ aosted the «raad*toad r*a wbo bad
turned hlo head loot In time I* •**
o jil'-kpork*t making away wllh hi*
nuiae But tb* big policwmsa
tboaght b* ws* rvvlllag 'he sasaar*.
and dragged blm. despite hte ***at-
ta-rlng protssto, oototde 'fa* groosd*
- < liti.au Tribune
weweewe*n**********aa *»*w
btyv sad make It no*senary la ho*p
wntdow* aod doors rloaed. thoo pr*>
venllBR riqulslte vertfllaltoB. No
protest was preooated to tb* grant-
Ing of lb* permit lo th* Staaron.
Plains ood ClsoolBg Works To*
eatlrs matter was referred lo tho
city eaglnoer to Inxe.llgB'e sod raport.
fi-twritVratlOBS for a gorbog* la-
Hnerator srr. submttied by tb* etty
eaglBeor. and bids will b* ooh*d
soon. Plan* for tbe building for
th* ftinalr-lpal plaat snd for tb*
prsosar* ell pip* It** wer* oJoo *we-
mltl*d sod will probably be *et«d
up*n ot th* next meetlag of th*
board.
The Santa Fe Lumber Company
Located Opposite
Mayfleld Depot
Telephone Your WanU to Palo Alto 26S
5
No full textSpcuial Notices
FOR SALF-Ltasip-;-- kasase
namns. Apply Sag* T
WANTEaa—For (me w«k A Jap-
■ "*** °**J «*•»•» a poavittoa doang
■sannsvauia^ Apply to t' i ■ boa
~2> 2JT
JAPAKESE waata *««t-oa at a
cook, waatrr. bcar-Mfcrcpct. garden-
«*" or carpetir- Work by the day
o* kt-tsar. Address T. Voshatla, ISJI
Was-eety tarcct. Palo Atto. ij^t
FOR SAU ll-a-ur tarfcey r*bl*T
and hew Apply. U Torner. Forest
*-OST-*-C«U waich fob wr.lt na-ttal*
G C S cm aback. Finder
ce-ve res, aid by r ct ttr rtMtg ha Sag-
ma Chi bs-stssc. car-fa-. IJ-Jt*
FOR R! N'l- Urjt
(root
rrjom. strrvate entrance, balk and
hnaa tke eks-oc. I,
WANTED—Ctrl to aswast w*h boasc-
work and chiWren. Call 4J5 Hoastcr
WHEX yvsssr be-tt friend ha* left aasj
drrnk ■ .imyu; blend of cdft. (rot-a
CO»tPTON*S. mj L'a-v-rrrsny avers--*-, and forge* yos-r tr»abU-*
WAXTED—PUia of children * sens,
mg by tbe day Edna L. Stickler.
«ae U4t*
WASTED- Wsmia
fcamiatak who cm
naghL Addietsa K
MITCH IS WANTED *
TO TESTIFY AT THE
TRIAL OF BOODLF.RS.
++++++ + + ++++ +++
+ 1 - 4-
+■ tTbt- Chronicle > +
**• adfoitieO Wesinooay evcuiiin -J*
+ that he Itaa labpoeaied Sew- +
*t> toes Short radge and Wolfe and +
+ Asst-mUymaa Mitchenrcc In 4-
db come to Sacramento aad laal*. -b
+ ii n the trial of es-Scimor *f*
+ Harry B-tnlu-r* tae runm 4*
•«■ ga-aved credence about the coart +
•f> bimie toaisjr that Seymour will +
+ try to prove that Runlets lo.t.*|*
d> s-me of the marked tan b*U* said +
sf> to have been paid •» him b- jo- «f>
" icph S Jordan when he (Bunk +
+ ers)' waa playing m a y ■ ■ At
+■ gasae with Shortrttlgr ind +
+ Wolle +
+ Msuhr.-rc--. it i» tep>-rte<: -*-t A.
+ owe ol the other la-rasher* ol +
+ the poker t-isanet The Uaitt +
•*• -**ea at-sMso-ied are to be gue,. +
+ Honed in regard to their kn.-ssl +
+ ed-ge of the stray bill which +
+ Bataktm 1, allca-t-d to have sWH +
d> I.■-.:.-•. will W the fc-.t witf-** +
*
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+
LOCAL NEWS. .
W. !■. Miller of Scraaton, Pen-,.
ha* located in Palo Alto.
ttbrrt Abbott ol San Francisco is
nailing in Palo Alio Ikta wt-dc.
E K Peck it t-tided the Shrincr
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ +
•*> Soaktna ha* tea more copies •#•
+ of last year* Qaad which he At
At will icll at one dollar each. +
+ Thi* reprcienti about the cost +
+ ol binding. When the edition is *|>
HL'NOREDS »f boo* 6dc eastern
name* tfa-uriog to pttrehaae Caii-
tarsia hos-nes. What have yon to
•seal* Send details to N-ttotsal
Caeaemg llosasc. 510 Moatgo-nery
MT--C-. Saas Feis-tcaseo jty*
1 tuiiltnme new d
Thusvat F liber
> ilsuf-hic-. Mt* I
build J
or C. C Hilt ha. purchased
Carn-cl-by-lhe-Sea and wilt
:.!:. :■.■■-• n ,■ :, :;. .■ ifacrC.
II- . Van Hollmgcr. wbo haa been
rmplo)cd at Wilson's foe Mictvc time,
left Satarday for a month'
A telegram Irons Mr. and
Wade Mahanei I an Saturday Mated
that thry would sail on that day for
Kipl«* 00 the steamer Kocnigen
s*W .X, cotnaiarid a prtre "t fire d-rliars 4*
i.ery wagon A. nch. They gel more vaJnaUs d>
as the gneit + aa the yean go by. If yoa have +
K Sanders, A. aot already tecared a copy do +
+ *o now before the aupply it en* d>
•{- tuuited *fs
i
PHOTOS of bocatca for rent car -.ale
arc dssaptiyed ta the w-m-vow-i of th-
Co-o-j-etairir Land sad Trr»M Co*
+ to he called
•J> mg, theerfore the Jt-g-itla'
+ wwaesae-i »re aot eapectrd
+ testily before tbe aftrrnooi: <
dhatsms
-*. Waa-n Strymo-ar wa* j.lr-l +
+ ahaasat the puhcr game ep.svde -J*
+ aad whether be eapeclcd 1.. +
At prove that Seaato* Shoti ■U" +
•fa got a ma-ked 50 bill (ram +
•t* Bonkers. Se smiled grtml-r and •*}•
Ajk dvciiaed to either deny it af At
+ arm the atory* hnt'hn. datnean- +!
+ ise clearly tvevmed to juatii> tha +
At h-*»-*T-.sj ^ iltai the MOtry had +
+ losme fosassalata-m ia fact. +
+ >:■ .-'r..:-r WSS ititrn.t .. . .' a|*
-f* on his arrival tonight aad He Uaghed as he apoh*. hut +
+ apspear-td to he ia earnrsi in • .
+ hi* .le.laration He will ■■« m +
+ sued to IcU the jury what he +
dp l-i'.w*. if ant thing. iboul +
+ sssrhs-d balls said to have been +
d> Sost-atg abont poker lahlrs +
dp sattm alter the time wksch Joe +
+ Joedaa faws ss the data ;,f b>* +
•4* allegvd -leal with the four ea- +
+ Senatoei +
♦ +
+++♦+++♦♦♦+++++
tavke lUttk-alua. t'eytoa. has tha
probably unlune dlitlnctloo ot being
tha buua of a tttosknl Datv Tbe tsouMla
ataltted by th.-a-r biw said to be as
td narUxlSo*-* SI tLatw whkfl
Can be pt-tadttcad by a swrtm at icoliaa
halpa i~rv-a*;s-; tbr take In a ha-tat,
00a mi plainly dl*itn-,nlsh lla* pa-atva*
iiil WBunda. If en ussr 1* dlpptd In tin
water tbe s::.-iaitj oetrwuMn louiler and
A t;*-t-ntaB ptswi-vl taaker. daxmied,
has srt-t-r l:ia ei-js, a gVgsntk- tttoaa*
reisrvwroutie-n of tialf a lewd pencil art
ss ■ loait-atone. It 1* or nd mix*-
It.'tir. with a i-otv of graphtu sight
tadiM tu diametrr
To Lect-j** st Ckacafn.
Profs-ssor Nsthin Abbott of tb'
Stanford law drpartment will bt 1
member ot the faculty of the la*
•chool of the Utiivenity of Chicago
during the lummrr icsiion of that
college. Two coarsei, one ia Per*
sos* and Ihr other in Future Inter-
e*ti will be given by Prof. Abbott
Noted German Educator Her*.
Dr E Schuttre. from the Pnmian
depart-nem of education at Uerlin,
wa* ibe guest lait Saturday of Mr.
aod Mis Corbel Dr Schultie. who
i* axakirtg • tpeeiit itsdy of certain
features sif the American tutivctsity
idnleni, came to confer with Dr. Coe-
bel conccmiTiL- the interchange of
Vrolrsaor* reccqtly proposed by th*
German Emperor.
PIANO TUNING—try
raster. So year*' eipeneoce. call or
ts-lephowe a E Bailey al Mms Ny-
todgwtg Kara foe two Worse* la-
t-fttire ts-rtrtek or RepaUtcaa, klay-
IS
WOXAN wlaSea » „ °-* v
Aa*re« *j. Ljttca Art
MISS E. U rOLET-Ha,rare_>«.
^***'f —t i*g. iiiTnrmTrtng scalp
treatawewl. and ciectneat facial
■ Koasn ij. Stanford
, phone black 373, »-»»*
to S 1
rewavrtl
HOUSE CLEANING, w-mdow cleaa-
iag and chtmacy s-veepsag. George
the Charatpsoa and Walker. Call St
Larhto'* cigar store
•GARBAGE- Robert Easgtaih has
atirlttd a garbage removal seTvsce
sad hi* wla-ejos -rill make daily
gists. Wrtta htm at the Palo Alto
PttatsSsmca ne leave order* at Po*t-
ofcee Boa tt. o-rf
FOR REXT-Hi nkinmt
SIX PER CENT MONFV-W* can
make loans cm real estaU at *i pnr
he worth rthoctt tsoahlr the hssav
l»rt-ni*-ge of paying aay pan af any
Large
applarattoo I
-*e Land aad 1
DO TOU VALUE yewr p*aao> II
sn, yms know thai tha ctanahr-
t-hastgv-t af Cahaocaua are s icsaarce
•af s*»at evt! to s-ach a at atsati 11
i.ij«aRmatirm it is whts to taaw a
MM erevy four or tit —MB
sir. Pan! Edtvard Darmry, a weU
HOTEI There is an better place
ta Mop m Ssn Frsnciace than at
that I aaghim Hotel, corner of
I aad Mama iti-e*-ta It la sat
a**s moms nra Ut-ga, s-sean
I aad the tnaa-
__, polk* aad hos-
Wrtte for booklet sad
California Market
Hello Central!
Give me Main 61.
af*
Frtsh Oyattoaat) Qjasfwj Poultry
and Fsrat On* Meats
273 Univeraity Ave,
Dad Ussakoa will coach the high
•schetol leaan at Portland (hi* next
Mr. mm* Mr*. C E Childi let- ye*
ter-lay far a brief oaitmg Bl Car-nei
G-rorge Shancr haa rast rctomed
from a assort vitrt to his home near
Lo* Gato*.
Joastph Larfcia was in Ban Jose
ye-rteetiay Sttfthsg a meeting of tbe
Grand Jnry
B F. Hall made a abort b-*smc**
trip to Samam and Cordelia U*i M™
amy aad Twtadsy.
PotwmiiUr Dolsbsl Is anjoying a
vsstt from his brother, F. W Dobbcl
Mr and lira. E. A Hetta----- have
lately s-toved mto tsttir new residence
oa Haabltoa av-rnoe
Chariey Peach, who ha* bea-n visit-
hag m Oakland for mast time returned
to V.'■• Alto last Satnrday
The Pal*. Aho Temple Souare wdl
hear s trail ii a this w*r** upon th*
-Uateesattsi > Gospel ed L !e ~
Tbe Palo Aho Gas Compaay hai
rented tha -rat-ant stats in the Lut
smUinaj on High street and will
WawdaW a nock ot* gai Move* and
r-Mtgaa.
TW MS* Palo Aho a*-a*ooI b-nds
wev-r t-aahl last Saw an day to tbe Sao
Jo*e Safe Dsn*s-a**t aad Tru*t Com.
paay They Woatght a aeemium of
abont Sanaa above par value
Mrs. H W. Stamina paid aa official
•st to tke Rawwood City Chapter.
Ot-aVr sal the Eaatera Star, kfooday
EI Camrn,. Parlor of NatKe Daogb'
Res wsO g-w a banasptl to University
Parlor of Kstrva Sons of the Golden
Want oa Twrtssmy eiiaiag. May a
AS Xasw*-. Son* srv farvisrd
Nest Hoarday win be the Usi day
far paying the aexnad imstalntent of
town and roaary taaes After that
dale a driianaincy of five per cent
wai. be added lo all •ttpatd araottnt*.
The pesmeat past of catcrptHar* t*
the akrst shSPatwB tn-nutwaa are have had
for ssrsjva years At that time an
army of worm* wars* lhas the present tatse stripped the. Wives from the
!-.r cmka.
Mr aad Mrs. N B Hsrwdon aad
•cm of San Fraan-ssw -rhlurl Mr. snd
Mrs. H W. ** " 1 Ssatsrrday. Mr.
Hirslta bved ia Palo Alto ■ aambcr
of year* ago and wa* naaagrr .:'. the
Marsgnun Ac Otter More ht-re. He il
still with that large —RCT in the
Lag** ttttir waa so csUad b
wbeo fust tnaOe tl waa •ton
anoatba bs-fc-r* ti wai ti*-a>l on
gar." nr tratna, in a cool ., u*r
M'«lrr.- L.taart.
Tha wTtsck of a ship from Spain
•trevnl Ua* eiaaSt Of aCltglsad for si I
tall*-, near the month OC tbs Jlerary
with orsagm. cttrusa*. grapea and bar*
r**» of poet. Most of tb* pt-sapa* af a
aaSchborttig villus* tr*r* in toxica trd
f-tr aeteral day.
tin-, a-atna asstwahss.
A *lsnsws>w*sh*s. of tha lat-s-ados Tlam
ealhi attsmtton to tb* fact that WlllUm
Pttt saka, -Aats-rsca. Canada and Us
It la said a (oaf of wadding cah* wag
t-tar* kept six jrrtsra wninaut say ap-
pfwrlabW dlrebantlo-i of it* flavor. It
wa* psiehad ta a Ua baa with aa tacb
etf grsaaaatad it-gar all arr-ttrad It. Th*
bat was then wnpprd ta strong pa-
par snd kaspt ta th* it tie
A gsag of tbasrrm at Arid, Atsstrla.
•St off th* eWtrV- tight Burtng a S*>
We trial and toObeal Jnla-a. cot»asl cad
phis* can te con-K-tly dss-srrlbwl as Oah.
tbougb tha-y Wtrr*- till foiuiianitlTely r*»
a-smtiy t-taraisdt-md Of th* Unny trfba
Tbtry ■ re in th* aaoa dam of ermterm
It assy b* of latarsat to aotn* to
~aow that according to bht own aa-
ooat, Cotumb*-! waa SI day* and B
la an old VlrrtnU rs-metery th*** ta
a w-ntiHT bsatan tomlMttm* bsarlag
Oil* Instt-rtptltin; "I await any bo*band.
Ml j ta, l«mx- "Hera 1 am. DSC. 1*.
IML- Bam* Joker b*4 raad tha h>
T-r-jrltsta ta Egypt ar* auppasntl ts b*
--r-*vlda*d with pttsspeatts, but tbv U w U
ast atrictly tmforca-d. A rtsitlag esid
Tb* following aaasMaanJ nthimmt
rwpe-nil j sppeartag In tb* Ltwadoa Tlina*
t-«-tin--* a bn-n*B etpttada-m: "Mai^wal
lady, with fiv« rtiisdrvn (ha*bstad*a In-
consat vary *raalli. wtabw ta h* adoptad
by vary wsaahhy old lauly *r t^ntasr-naa
(wttbawrt TsSMUvval. who woald pay ftar
lacatlaa sad p-mvld* far
fotu-T. Bic-llm.'' *tr.
Ointon, China, botuta of ovst *srv*mtjf
tradm guild*. Tbmn gnitd* hav* gas
hall* aad apansmti coa-tyard*. wh*«-i
thtttr amliwi Btaat daily and dan am
tha affairs af their ItwantOi* tradm
II 1* asaanad by tb* l-x»loii Glob*
that ■ m*tbntxical aad t-ialia-asvlik*
bnak ctarh la a country ba-aaeh for-
watdad s Uttrr to th* roOow bag vtls-et
ts th* bsad csnVv: "Oi-eaOy rt-gj-t-t ta
tnfstrm yea I dlstd this mcratag af
pn*nmsnl* Joha tadth. par 2uam
Oa* Cstnadlan tsrmpar bu got into tb*
"asai sjrapaw- *tsg* vtmt * dssnattthttn
■bsmt th* htdt of a -nstlsssal War
asaaa* km Urn Dandahan. risfmmt p«a.
bam Ealgar of Toronto aaj* thit a **■
patty and that tb* now -rs-thrs tn Btar-
■ tur* 1* a world rote*. Antong tb*
A Beautiful Samrncr Site.
A aambcr of Palo Alto peopli
invcstitig in borne* in Carmel-bytbe-
Sca. a delightful little spot sitiiitnl
in a pine forest near Monterey. Qulu
a colony of Uaireraity profeainrs,
iaclading Dr., Jordan, have already
I . sied there.
Overworked Phraas-s,
The diciion of the minor wi
both 11 aSected and react* on common
•pct-ch. To him every anniversary
i* an "auspicious occasion/* every
tertainment a "brilliant function." Every marriage ceremony ii s "very
pretty wedding.- SI every banquet
tb* festive board f roam," every boat
h "genial" every scire** and every
rHffm receive! "floral tributes." On*
cannot even be drowned without find'
ing a "watery grave."—The Author,
New Library Books.
The following books, aotna of those
-mrc based wilh the money recently
coottibtiled to the library, have been
rseeived and aril) b* ready (or distribution Saturday aflemoon:
Cut ting—Little Stories ot Court*
•ship
Dill.m-Tfc* Rom ol Old St. Losi*
Doytc—The Return of Sherlock
Holme*.
Michclton—The Madigam.
' Thurston—Tha Mitquc-idcr.
Wiggin. K. D.-Tbe ARair at tht
Inn.
Ward. Mrs. H -The MirrUre of
Wm. Aabe.
Parscmt and Buck—Wad Flowsrs
f California.
Fluckcl O.—ParalfaJ.
Mia. J. J. Morris Entertains.
An informal reception wis |«S>
dcrcd by Mrs. J. J. Morris at her Univenity avenue bom* to her fellow
member* of the Woman'1 dub. Th*
wai prettily decorslcd In
Bcotch broom and roaca, and in thr
course of the afternoon about IJO
Jl*rs were entertained. Mm. Morris was ataittrd rn rrcrivir.g by Mr*
J S I-aWm. the -.reiidcnt of the club,
Mr* J. F Pgrkinaon sad Mra. George
Parkinaon. The tea room wai prs-
tidcd tyttr by Ucidamcs Sheldon,
Bell and Fcrguion.
During ibe afternoon vocal solos
were rendered by Mr* Sara It.
Brown sad Mrs. Fred RoHcr. aad two
instruments! numbers were given by
Mist How*.
STANFORD DEBATERS
WIN HEARST TROPHY
FROM BERKELEY.
The fortunes ol Saturday were ia
a measure retrieved in the evening,
when Stanford defeated California in'
•etn intcrcutlcsiate ticbate.
BnUbhrwaiwlj*S»(l
EBtUI & it.tx.tn
•an RUM la hash Fart asd ahsat «■
SwawXd twhsthnf. TfT-ICaBWs-Lr.
rbsM BUI ttlsi 10101 h. alts, rtms
Mmrt*isw<estlRiahints.rhSM|ida
In *
.4 th* ju<u»*i
1 ih*
California men wer« completely out*
cUlSstsi.
The Alhambrs theatre in San Francisco WSS the seme of thr debate.
In the absence of President Wh.-eler
of California, Dr, C. A. Dunlwsy pi
th* Sunford History department pri-
tidpi Promptly at 8 o'clock
chiit-tnaa annonnced the inhiecl for
■1-if.ission. "RtfJved, That thr 1
state Commerce Commbtloa »h*ll be
given power to fix and enforce
railroad rales. Note A—It is under-
itood that tht con-mission may be
10 enlarge.! and equipped as to
enable it to meet the new conditio***
Note B—The qocnion of coniiitu*
tionaliiy is to be disregtrded
Twenty minutes sraa allotted to
ich apcaker. D. D. Sales opened the
affirmative caie for Stanford In a
prVciae. well presented ipeeeh he
showed the oecesahy for *nch reform
a* advocated by the affirmative. IIP.
Griffith* beginning the argument for
California, admitted the exiitrnce ot
III, but claimed the plan advocated
by the afti-mante wa* im-tracti-alitc.
A. Sheriff*, reinming tbe debate lor
Stanford, presented a ptactical srorfc-
<ng tyitetn for tbe new plan! Ths
»ccnd California ipt-skcr, H. A.
Stout, argued that the propoaed »v»-
lem would iggrsvaie rather than *!■
itc the evils. R C. Barnell, in
doling for the atlirmative. devoted
fin time to refutation of the negative
gumtnt snd itun-nary of his col-
league** contentions }. W. Scott, the
much heralded Harvard debater, con*
mued along tbe **me genenl line*
s lii« callcaiuea. Scuit waa th* best
California speaker, but hi* allowing
d*d BOt fSlll e tjic.-lat;. iti.
Whit little doubt there may have
been si 10 the res-alt wai i«« dispelled when Shcrifli completed hii
ten-minute rebuttal immediately afterward. Thii wai the belt speech
ot the evening.
According to the agreement, th*
Judges immediately cast their hai*!
Iota without diicuuion. and sn*:
nouneed a unanimous decision for
Stanford. They were H. U. Brand,
cnetrin, E. S. Fowler snd J. W. Lih*,
enthaL
By winning this debate—the third
in meet**ion—the Hearst cup, offered
la ipoj. become* the permanent properly of Stanford University. The
winning lean also divided $ too offered U s ptirr by George C Rosl
of Belmont.
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