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Explicit Determinantal Representation Formulas of -Weighted Drazin Inverse Solutions of Some Matrix Equations over the Quaternion Skew Field
No full textBy using determinantal representations of the -weighted Drazin inverse previously obtained by the author within the framework of the theory of the column-row determinants, we get explicit formulas for determinantal representations of the -weighted Drazin inverse solutions (analogs of Cramer's rule) of the quaternion matrix equations WAWX = D, XWBW = D, and W 1 AW 1 XW 2 BW 2 = D
Myonuclear accretion is a determinant of exercise-induced remodeling in skeletal muscle.
No full textSkeletal muscle adapts to external stimuli such as increased work. Muscle progenitors (MPs) control muscle repair due to severe damage, but the role of MP fusion and associated myonuclear accretion during exercise are unclear. While we previously demonstrated that MP fusion is required for growth using a supra-physiological model (Goh and Millay, 2017), questions remained about the need for myonuclear accrual during muscle adaptation in a physiological setting. Here, we developed an 8 week high-intensity interval training (HIIT) protocol and assessed the importance of MP fusion. In 8 month-old mice, HIIT led to progressive myonuclear accretion throughout the protocol, and functional muscle hypertrophy. Abrogation of MP fusion at the onset of HIIT resulted in exercise intolerance and fibrosis. In contrast, ablation of MP fusion 4 weeks into HIIT, preserved exercise tolerance but attenuated hypertrophy. We conclude that myonuclear accretion is required for different facets of exercise-induced adaptive responses, impacting both muscle repair and hypertrophic growth
Hemostatic activation during cardiopulmonary bypass with different aprotinin dosages in pediatric patients having cardiac operations
No full textStem cells in neuroinjury and neurodegenerative disorders: Challenges and future neurotherapeutic prospects
No full textThe prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases and neural injury disorders is increasing worldwide. Research is now focusing on improving current neurogenesis techniques including neural stem cell therapy and other biochemical drug-based approaches to ameliorate these disorders. Unfortunately, we are still facing many obstacles that are rendering current neurotherapies ineffective in clinical trials for reasons that are yet to be discovered. That is why we should start by fully understanding the complex mechanisms of neurogenesis and the factors that affect it, or else, all our suggested therapies would fail since they would not be targeting the essence of the neurological disorder but rather the symptoms. One possible paradigm shift is to switch from neuroprotectant therapies towards neurodegeneration-neurorestorative approaches. In addition, other and our laboratories are increasingly focusing on combining the use of pharmacological agents (such as Rho-associated kinase (ROCK) inhibitors or other growth factors (such as brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF)) and stem cell treatment to enhance the survivability and-or differentiation capacity of transplanted stem cells in neurotrauma or other neurodegeneration animal models. Ongoing stem cell research is surely on the verge of a breakthrough of multiple effective therapeutic options for neurodegenerative disorders. Once, we fully comprehend the process of neurogenesis and its components, we will fully be capable of manipulating and utilizing it. 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No full textA LETTER FROM PILLSBURY.
\Vra>;gel, June 22, '98.
Dear Harry:—I am at my old
tricks working day and night and;
am making money my plan seems
to be a success and I will have to; ..lo .ito uva o.«
BUREAU OF
REAL E-.TATE.
IN FOR M ATI0N ■"WsfeMw*
Principal Office,
■IS Uitrk. t S'.s. F
INSURAN'CE. LOANS
Will sell you a ranch or a lot, insure your house in the most
solid Insurance Companies in the world. Why risk property 1
when insurance may be had so cheaply. Wilt aid in securing a loan wherewith to build.
Houac* and Boom.*, for Hem Boarding: and Boo
hire some one to help me as soon; ©all or write. JOHN F. BYXBEE, Palo Alto, Cal
as I have made a few trips. I am j
ostt _^
ijYacora Mill Bo.
selling views to two stores here and
they are after me all the time for
INSTALLMENTS.
Hay and grain taken
more and making dates for me to ;cuange for new a„d second ua„,i
do custom work. My plan now is harness .saddles, buggies, surreys,
to establish agencies in Wrangel, phaetons, carts, road wagons aud
Juneau. Skagaway, Uvea, Metaetc. All goods sola for cash or
Anything that can
Colta, Kitchikan, and S'tka, aud
make the round trip every month
and keep the stores supplied.
Views are selling about 15 a
dozen here, so you see it will keep
me on the jump. 1 have some
very fine negatives now; everything is working lovely, made a
snap shop with 4x5 after 10 p m
a few evenings ago, can hardly-
print them fast enough, and last
night got -5. 5x7. sunsets, that are
corkers. My views have taken
the town bv storm, have had offers
by river boatstogo upthe Stickeen
and photograph the falls. Tomorrow I am going to Juneau and
Skaguay on the steamer Queen
to get my things and also a few-
views, and when I get back will
go up the river. Am having the
finest kind of a time and have
tipped the scales at 158 * * *
I am looking for another boat and
if I don't find one at
installments.
i be found in a first-class harness
house always on hand. Trunks,
valises, telescopes etc. Repairing of all kinds done cheaply and
promptly.J Estimates given on carriage trimming and all other work.
Palo Alto Harness and Carriage
Repository. A.M. Carrel, ptop.
Cheaper than you can make
it, Ice Cream 50c. a qt. at the SPA
J. Page, bootblack, at Difani's
barber shop, will do all kinds of
house cleaning and window washing. Chimneys swept. Mrs. Page
will also do house cleaning. Address postoffice box. No. 113.
This is the season for thein.
Shoes that will keep the
teet cool and comfortable
these hot days.
Proper thing now is
Vestina Tops
We have them.
THOITS' Shoe Store
Palo Alto Transfer Co
, a. Mosimu, Proprietor.
New Truck lor Piano moving
REDWOOD CITY-
-AND PALO ALTO
--Manufacturers and Dealers in—
Pine ■& Redwood Lumbei
Doors and Windows,
Laths, Lime, Plaster and Cement, Etc.
Hay, Grain and Merchandise received on Storage.
Edwin B. Fox, Manager,
W. J. Grace, asst., Mgr., Palo Alto
HAY, GRAIN AND
MIILSTUFFS
BAGGAGE PROMPTLY DELIVERED
Private lessons iu dancing. Mrs
A. M. Carrel, Marten Building
University avenue. Class opens
in September. Dancing class at
Menlo Park every Tuesday even-
Skagaway or ing during the summer.
Sl>«l«t Attention lo Furniture Montis.
OFFICE:
. no .b.r'a Billiard Pa
COAL
Juneau will have P. P. Quinii.
who is here, build me one. Ouitin j
bought some lots. They are Balder
tide water and paid 225. for them
They are worth 60 rent the Bret mouth foroneof
them to run a shell game in but
those times are over now.
Liu th-.: v.\: ' . 08 svU til- I -r
eamafosocee of th Oregon's thrilling
Toyage firora >Jii Fran. 1-. > around Cape
Horn and f.;> tlaO «sWf CQtast •'t Soulh
America in Mate tn m -h iiu> West In
dies, is it ii"t b at*, pbootj i" "n an*
American uiim! Iliat v.- m ,-,1 I
that Nicaragua canal cut thr.icjrli as
quickly a- poessfbil '
Here is a question for. not th,- author-
ities at Wav&ington, bnl the whole
American people t" coriMdofj Iter aw
the Philippine inlands. I.UHIuf tlii-iu.
There are Cuba and Puerto Kico. Wiwl
is best for us to do with tins,- outlyitiK
possessions after we get tb.-m?
Cheaper than you can make
it, Ice Cream 50c a qt. at the SPA
A Bargain
House and Lot
011 Bryant St.
Lot 60x130 feet
House all modern
Improvements
For Lowest price and terms address
C. E. Perkins, Mayfield, Cal.
Or apply at T'mes Office
-#San Mateo County**-
PAi ALTO. CAL.
H. Pnrklu»on*
Jim. Mill! lll.l""II,
i:. II. Purklii«ou,
l'r> »l.l.iu
VIF>e.»ldeui
< nil...
NATURAL ICE •".ST
I'alo Alto Feed, Fuel and Express Co.
Aim* Street. Opposite ..the S. P. Fre*gt Depo
F. L. WORRELL, PROP
Palo A.lto
iDflK BAKERY
PliKPARKD TO DO A
General Banking Business
Your Business Solicited.
Fopriffii htfom Bought &od Sold
PALO JLTO PTUBL
Building i Loan BUILDING & L
Association
i Emerson St.. in the tedyard Building
Palo Alto, Cal.
R. Si. PF4M.EV, Proprietor
Everything made on the premises
Baking of all kinds for families and
Club Houses to order.
ICE CREAM and CANDY
iaked Beans and Boston
BrownBrcad every Saturday.
iiciihood cm.
111.
Fine line
Parkinson's.
Parlor Lamps at
Assets. November 30, 18(17: *ll!2.."l 00
Monthly Payments, I14J8 per *1000
11 is Association now has 50 l.oans
in I'alo Alto aggregating $74,150 00
For further information applv lo
Ceo W. Lovie, Secretary
THE FASHION
..Attorney
Secretary
j s. Butler, \>.
GareO. Norn* it
Not lis. C A.
M. P. MADISON
What has been your experience »itli
fonnuin pens? If you have had the
usual amount of dissatisfaction you ,vil
be glad to get a few straight pointers on
the subject. After several yearB experiment Simkins, the etationer, has found
that the gold pen points, made bv
Mabic, Todd & Bard, arc the most uniformity satisfactory. These 14-carnt gold
iridium pointed pens are used exclusive-
y in the Swan and Waterman fountain
pens. Simkins keeps over one hundred
dollars worth o! the Waterman pens t
choose from.
FOR SALE.
A small hot-air furnace in good
condition. Too small for new pQR BUILDING
building. Inquire of Frank
Cramer or at this office.
C^ Bos 237
/>. Palo Alto,
mm %^|.W00D,
Association
Incorporated 189*
I S llL-n.KK PreSidellt
USa Maiv Gareo vice Preaidcut
Baukof Pftlo Alto Treasurer
joseph aUtfiWMOO
>Iar!)li:>ll Bh-Cfc
niKl-XTORS— V. L. Sloan,
\\ Mooter, Mi** Mary
smith. W. \v. Truesdate. w.
Mosher. Joseph HuichinWO
A series of free Shares ^
is Issued OUARTErtLY
Giving to Investors the For r.ir:tings
of the Aseociatio
LoanB made on Mortgages fo»- -..Iding,
purposes
[KTERE6T Tw in quarterly dividends j Neat to the Palo Alio Baoa.
on term deposits
Call at the offic- ol t"e Secretary for full
Information.
All work carefully and neatly done
by experienced workmen.
W. S. SLADB.
Proprietor
J. E. FLANNELLY
liii
HAY, GRAIN
NEGOTIATED
6unodt.fi PURPOSES
FEED, FLOUR, BRAN,
PRODUCE of all Kinds.
HIGH 8T
PALO ALTO
Opposite Park, inson-. Hardware Store
Studenta Hair-Cot ting our Specialty.
Two A'ompelenl Workmen mud; a
Fir*i «-lasa Itootblark in constant
attendance.
Gi.cu.atn., W. C. Difan
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No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
MAIL HCTIKItt-!.K.
(la effect February 9, 1*01,1
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From North—7:45 a. *m., 13:01
p. in.. 3:.S p. in . 6 p. m. Sundays,
*?:.5 a. m.
p m. Sundays, S:1S a. m., 10:60
a. m.. 11:04 s. m.. 3:03 p. m.. »:01 j
p. m. Sundays. S:1J p. m„ 10:50 s
From Stanford—8:15 a. m., 11 i
m . 3 p. m., fl p. m. Sunday*, 3:1
a. in , 10 a. m.
DtspaleheO.
To North—7:17 a. m.. »:01 a. m..
10:34 a m . 3:33 p. ro.. 5:33 p. m.
Sundays. 10:30 a. m.. 7 p. m.
To South—7:15 a. m„ 11:33 p.
m., 3:15 p. m., 5:33 p. m. Sundays,
7: K> a. m., 10:30 s. m.
To Stanford—7:10 a. m„ 10:35
a. in.. 4 p. ni. Sundays, 7:10 a. m.,
11 a. m
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PENINSULA HOTEL OPENS SATURDAY AT SAN MATEO
It will be *nns-ss**ry to go
through a painful, «xp*n*lv* operation for pile* » you us. Maa laa.
Pot up tn a collspsibls tab* wtth
nouls. r*ady to apply- Par aar
tnrm ot ptlee; prlc* 30 oents.
Sold by Wataasrtaer * Oo.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Eight-room house, sit modern
Also a 5-room house on a corner
lot. Both rented and paying big Interest oo Investment. Prlc* 15.500.
FOR SALE.
* Fir* sens le North Palo Alto, on
corner. Csn be bought today for
11,000 per acre. This property will
double in one year.
Up-to-dgt* bungalow of 5 rooms;
lot 75x145; good bam. lawn, ahrub-
bery and fruit treea Namber one
location. Price 13,100.
On* 4-room bouss. lot 75x100
feel; well, tankbouse. barn and
frulttr***. Price 13,50:0.
BUSINESS LOT FOR SALE.
Anyone wishing sn Investment
-win do well to call and ss* me at
E Don't wait till the other fel-
purchases It and then say "wbat
Sl I WM."
i Mne-room bourse and outbuildings, ons god a half acres of lsnd on
the outskirts of Menlo Park. Prlc*
17.300.
t Several choice plec** of acreage
close to Palo AJto a falsi. wUI be aa
Ideal location for country homes.
- Intending purchasers wtll do well
to call on
J. B. DALEY
at aa early date tf they dsslre sny
of ths above property, as Isveetors
are Just getting their pyre open to
th* poaalbllttlas of th* psutnsuls.
Stanford
HomeJBakery
JOHN MC0L. Proprietor
All kind*, of Bakery Goods
Cakes aod Pastries for entertainments, parlies snd weddings a specialty. Ooly tbe
best material- used.
)I5 Inlicrsity Are. Pslo Alt*
gt.i*tM«»t,««mttt««tttit
FOR THE
T
Tbe Tlmea ofllce.
la this Um
Yoar psu-
—partlrul-u-ly wben free ao
tier* at the eartrrtaiasseat an
d*slr*d la the new* coIbbuh
of Th* Pally Tlmea or Pal* g
*A**AA*AA*M****-*U**A****
THB Snt I .li.l;
Ladlee' and gentlemen's suits *
JJ msde to order. Clesnlng. **
** preealng, repairing. 8pec4at *
rates to r»-gulsr customsrs. *
First-class work *cusrante*tf. •
634 Emeraon St., Palo Alto. *
**************************
New Japanese
House Cleaning Co.
Tele phoae Mala 1*7.
28 Ramona St., PALO ALTO
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Next Ssturdsy, February 21, wlll
wltnosa the opening of the Peninsula hotel, and the conaammatlon of
a business venture thst wilt give sn
Impetus to tbe growth of Sen Msteo
and add to Its fsme. Hundrc.s of
thousands of dollars of locsl rspltal
hare gone Into the enterprise snd
months and months of careful planing and managemsnt hsve boen required to complete snd equip the Ira-
msoss structure that will hereafter
b* known as "Tb* Penlnsnls."
Th* hotel la located In spsdous
grounds that comprised s portion of
the Alvlnsf Hsywa'rd estate. Years
ago this mining king sought the Quest spot tbst coold be found for a
private home. Climate, scenery,
proximity lo San Francisco, wsr* all
considered carefully and the alte selected srgs th* most desirable thst
could be found. No expense wsa
spared In building the palatial booie
or in beautifying the grounds.
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Nature bad given the b-aiitiruPonlal design. While the grill room, wi- - Tided.
oska and msde s natural park and most as large. Is flnlshsd In the mla-1 suits*
to thla w*s added alt thst attractions sloa style. In addition, there «r*i«*ofa.
that ths landscape gsrdoner could [private dining-rooms, eqtislly as rich
devlae. Prom the Hayward estste, In thslr finishings.
The rooms sr* arranged in
and baths ars provldede for
tbe residence snd grounds wer* purchased by tbs Psnlnsula Hotel Compsny. * corporstlon composed or local
business men. The bulldlog aud pic-
turesqu* grounds were round to be
perfectly sdspted to the needa of a
greet hotel. A alight r*_aodettng of
tbe Interior of the Hsyward mansion ur(ou.
The mala lobby Is most beautifully finished and but few hotels In -th*
Weat can boaat of Us eqnsl. Tfae
ceilings ar* or hand-carved oak and
the floors are or Inlsld hard wood.
Tbe massive furnltur* or the lobby
glvea It an air of cflgnfort sod lux-
snd tbe addition or wings bsve mads
lt a perfect hotel building. Tbe
grounds but required the former rare
of lbs gardener to bring them back
to sll their former richness.
The building now bss nccoramo-
dstlons for 160 guests The bedrooms hsve all the modern conren-
lencee of a model hotel. Steam beat,
telepbonea. aad baths ar* supplied to
rrvery room, while sll sre outside
rtroms asd sre sunny snd light. Tbs
dining-rooms ar* moat artistic. Ths
main dining room ts finished In col
on etlher side af the
lobby ar* th* parlors, library and rs.
ceptlon rooms. Leading from It Is
a grand slajrway conn*c*tlng with
th* bslcony. Hsnd-carved mahogany ia lavishly used In the finishings
ot staircase and rooms.
Th* kltchsn Is a mods) la equlp-
msnt. snd a chef of extensive experience snd tarns w'll be In chsrge. A
refrigerating plant b one or the features of th* culinary department.
A novel feature of the hotel Is the
bacbslora' qusrters. Her* every convenience of the best club* Is pro-
A short distance from the main
building stands ths clob house. A
bowllsyg sltty. billiard table* aad
cards roortos sr* provided ber* and
tbe furnishings sr* In lse ther and
antique oak.
A well appointed garage Is located
on tbe grounds. Th(e has agcqmmo-
flatlona for twenty nankins* and an
Instils, for svery facility for
turn comfort Is at hand.
scenery, sntertalnmsat aad access*
billty aad most attractive of stl, t__*
comfort* or an elegant boms, ata
fa*r*. Tbe fame of "The Psnlnsula"
still spread tar aad wtds aad with
It muat tfa* fan* of Saa Mateo go
hand In hand. To come will be bat
lo linger, snd create s deal re to star
snd live smld the quiet sesnes ot
country Uf*. y*t with bat a f*w rain-
expert mechanic wltl be In attend, utes Journsy from tbe metropolis of
ane* to repair machl1.ee out or order.
Tbe hotel Is to bs tn ehsrgs of
J. H. Doollttle. a gentleman who bas
had many ysars of experience lo managing first class hotels. Mr. Doollttle baa planned the hotel from
stsrt io finish aad fas* Introduced
many novel nnd attractive feat urea.
sll calculated to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of hts future guests.
Surely none there ars wbo csnnot
_>e dsllghtsd with a horns In ths Pen-
si! ths West. San Msteo Is proud
to boast that lt aow has a hotsl equal
to th* best la the country: the ho-
tel's proudest boaat will be tbat It
Is located In Baa Mateo. Csllfornla
Is famed for Ita An* hotels. Aaotkgr
has been added to that chain extending from San Diego to Sao Praa-
cisco. Local enterprise aad local
capital bars forged tb* link at Saa
Msteo sod or all ths galaxy of ting
resorts, none can offer a greater fao*-
plullty that tbls smld scene* of unsurpassed attraction.
All Hat The Bepablleans PKOKKHHOR KKUtKY WILL
Tbla psper Is in receipt of a clr- HKClTi: Hii.i.Vi*. POEMM
Mrs
-socialist Addreee.
Mary L. Merrill, of fttoek-
ton. a well known suffragist sad so-
ruler rrom the California Equal Suffrage headquarters showing the an-j -he* third number In Ihe popular c-jmiiB[ wrltt>r and sp**ker. lectured
do-aement tb.t woman's suffrage, Itctur# ^^ wl„ __, „„, on ,„ Jor(UlJ., „_., ri-tortw afternoon
bas from political parties, civic >o-|Thttrwiajr ...ning. Fsbruary 10th. on „c |utl|a d Hutn(uU,y •*
detles. etc.. la the stat* and th*. *t . octoek at Ut* Methodist Church. A „.,.„ thl ^.# ald. .,,._„.
iutt.ru 1nt*r*stlng lo-much ** Pnt***or R*yo*r W. Kelsey of th. , Wl|du,0||, ln y^ attiw lhe
ths following parties only sre nsm-, VtAwnUr of Oalifornl. w|U give a «,„„,„,,„ aod ^l systsm nslth.r
m\, B!T!_!if,fc. T. ^raetol of th. writing, of Jams. ( ,„ Mlb noT >, Mf mak, „y
•Ullst. Union Ubor snd the lnde- whlteomb Rll.y. ^ or WOIDM lrw, or Uppy. Wlth
pendenc League. The latter isn tj Mr. KtU#y*. ^u, u ^.thinf JJ the w#ftlth Md boua0( Qf ^
much of s party to be sure, and It m0Tm ^un , „rirm ot „„„„ or tht, wop|d ^ ^ Jm{ Mn ^ ^ b#<|n
1. probably throwo In only for good; well-known author. It is on Inter- ,„,. (o ,upp|y ,he t^,,- a.mindB of
measure, but one scans the list of prtUt|on or the philosophy tbst an* „,,„„ Hft do#, not eIoth## ,„-*-,
political organisations tn vain ror A„]lm .„ of Bll€cr-, work. nt ^ th#u#r himMW aBd h. „,,„(
the name of the Republican party. AMb#lro (C*U Qasette bas this to fltht bis brother for th* llttl* fa* has.
Is It possible that tbla great o«an- „-, of Mr Kelaey's r«!iul given at ■„.. m.r), ^ (he ^..t ta upoo us sll
isstlon ^hat stood *o willingly to th,t p)M#. _-w-^ ^ farm#r TO|| bu„.
plao* the ballot tn tbe hands of millions of Ignorant slsves, has never
'gone on record In California In fa-
Tie Ole Swlg-r- MnMr, farmer and small btislusss
min' Hols" at one* won the audi- „,,„ m,,n iptad a|l hla time aod sn-
•oce. nnd litereet wai sustained nn- „„ to t**4 and cloth* falm-wlf. and mo*" ""Jndw tk
til th- end. ********* '"j0^ **** ***** ********** *** -n*imploy-ih__ b##fl p#c<IfwJ b ^^ p
were tbe numbers. "Waiting Till tfae atpnx In the face.
Old Cat Dlea." snd "How D'ye Mr.
Hop Toad." Tbe l<
vor of eoman'a auOraae*
It l" eien yet the burden of many
a political song that tbe -.sgros* la
tbe aouth are not permitted to exercise tbe right to vote snd we seem
to remember that Ln rory recent
years some papers In this state have
shed team orer the failure of the
dominant race In the aouthero statss
to give the black man hU rights.
' And yet, comes aow tfae Informs-
tlon thst never, never In the great
state of CallfornU has the Republican party given the seal ot Its approval to the movement In favor of
woman's suffrage.
8ad. Isn't It? And particularly
does the omtealon stand out boldly
tn contrast wltb tbe very re-rent
choleric statement ol Pr**ideot
Rooeevelt thst he Is In fsvor of giving the ballot to Japanese. Does
the Grand Old Party bellevs that
the black men of tbe south and tbe
"A flne audienr* waa present and n#tl ,pU< ■■rr.feeaionsl man, snd cap-
to spite of a tight with a oold Pro- italUt. None can f*el sat*:1 none csn
fessor Kelsey s-*-*med to be at his 9Dioy faaplpneae. Especially tb* wag*
best. The reel'af of
11K It HO > t'lYllKR ARRMT
FOB CRIMINAL IJ BEL.,
BUI Herron of "Bathsh*b*" fans,!
wbo graduated from Sunford by r*-l
qu*st, wss arrested Baturday •van-.
log In San Jos* on n charg* of criminal libel. Herron U bow sdltbr of
th* Town Crier, s weakly paper published in San Joae. the Isfsst Issue,
of whlcb contained an article attack-!
Ing tn a vlndloUve manner tb* character Of W. A. Bensly. tb* wsll-:
known Bttonny. Mr. Bsasly U aj
member of the police com mlaalon of;
San Joes snd Herron aetoass blm of
"fraternising wltb lawbr**k*r* gnd
encouraglog lawlasansas."
Herron Is free under bonds Jo,
tbs sum of HG00.
A. A. MACINTYI.C
0. 0. Am L. D. g.
Oes-asls Deassl Disai*—isat OahwnAf^
tt Pm**r\m*ka7hill*Sa]oma79** QtaAo
sh Attm*l *t |-TMsO_stlc PeetMry. AUaMa.
r-s. Ha-£s-i Fast GrwUsM. Chlsa** -k-Mol
°'rieSr^•t-1__J'*,* •—**
Hasws, ppi a. si. ta 4 3* ». ss.
* ********** ***o **********
Dr. C. S. McCowen
DENTIST
N.ooml Baak *ASAI* tt*tlt*l V 4* 4
^e. ».,,..,.^......,,»..
Th. flret apponJoBBieDl of sc-ool
Hjrry C Reynold.
DENTIST
Nevada HuMir_ Palo Ali0
Houra 9 to n and 1 :y> 10 s
Intedent Ilatesian. Thla la two
Tke ratillaiui, suppoeed ot all maa months later than asaal. owloi lo
m or optimism |0 h„, .ehleeed Mfwv ,nd happl- ■ .j,, „t,nslon of time lor paring tti-
waa well preeeoted and Illustrated Bmg ,.„„„, kno_ whllt heppln«»y,
trom Rller-a psn. Profeeeor Kel- _,..„ „ h, „„„,,, ,„, ^^ „.
eer le well Hied br nature and br -,„„,.„,. pitr.-abame for tba war
education to recite tbe Itooeler dialer! poems, and be Is sure of an au<
dl.n. - when.rer be appear. In Ana- ¥<|_ „hooU a0<1 collenea are taacb,
■•■* ing our young to use their clawa and
' fanga.
MIm DarU 1 'i,i.n "Mon.r getting Is tbe rerr loweet
Mlaa aeaea Deris entertained at -BWUo, m,„ c** bare; under Ita
laa Saturdar afternoon at ber borne |M.D, j.a.nda moat men are
on Hamlltoa arenoe, oomplemenUrr ,1,..^^ t„ maatera. Women aad
lo Mlee Pearl Poagau of San Joae. cbMm »or, ,„ ,hop, ,„j |Kt0,ua.
The afternoon waa pleaaantlr apent „|.nM ,*t |D,„,Ure genius are
wltb a tnu.lcal program and Valen- ,m01hered. I-atber ln.rl.ank eould
. Palo Alto received for tbe public
ecboola I4042.&0. while Marfleld
be baa gotten hla wealtb. and pltT ,,,,,.50 ,„d Stanford unlrar-
** eitr 4SI4 40 Mardeld recalraa a
ajicisl ux apportionment of $1464.
Tba amounts apportioned to hlgb
schools are: Palo Alto. 111,405.01;
Qllror, l&SM.gS; Lire Oak Union,
!«»»».01; Mountain View, I4MI-
.11: Campban. 14144.14: Loa Gatoa.
11444 64.
ICAL.
Dr. A. J. VILLAIN
Phrafcian aod Sur-con
©I g_> .rsecMWo; ten, 11
.*. OA*mttmmm,Hi
■_1 SUA*. *t*t. fal. Al
Telephone Msin 147
osre_e«TMic .Hraicia*!
OH H. C. FMCLI.S
nwu-Mwll__liwl. _3r Msl
.im**. .1 .» k—v Ho.-,..«.«»
s,.a». iSlleneeAn. raaaaMMaT.
tine rhyming. Mlsa Flan, waa
PROFESSIONAL
not bave rssrhed his wonderful
Japaneee ' raollee of th- wee. are most origins! and clever
better fitted to exercise the elective Miss parU' guests wer* Hl*s
franrfaUe tban are tke Intelllgsot; Pearl Posgste of San Jose. Miss Au-
wotnen of CallfornU?-Bakera|leld;guBta I'pbatn. Mlas Bessto Hoover.
awarded the prise for composing the Jt-h|#„in.Dt if money bad not been
set sslde for blm.
ATTORNKVii
Polo J*ttO Optical Parian
w (Meenar St*.
rttonr Mata ioS
*T* easslesd bjr tke
"***-*>-•• ******
6m-L 9attJ£t!*Va*t
aaiOi ****** tssma
fttoai. j. May Of-Toarraier.
■"■*'*■ rw**w w,
'Ss
Cellfornlan.
Mlaa Kthet I.udwlg. Miss Ma hie Ald-
rldge. Miss Ituth Gerard. Miss Bess
Gerald. Miss Msbel Penny. Miss Ad*
"I'nder soeUIIsm sll thU would
b* changsd. tb* mere mstter of food
and shelter would be easily solved,
snd all mankind would be able to
live higher and fuller lives."
The apeaker also tourhed on tbe
liquor queatlon. saylog ws wlll bsvs
prohibition—public opinion Is set-
f****tm to -Ohic-sas. ting tbst wsy, and wbea a little
Senator and Mrs. Marshall Mark atronger tbe saloon must go;* and
hare laaued Inritatlona for a reeep- *»lth It moch mia-ry and dOfreda-
tfae tlon to former Ohio t»eopl« to be tlob. But prohibition will not feed
Olree Valentlae Pg_r_7* ! rtetd. MlM Everm Rowe. MUs Italia
* Prank Hapgood gave a Jolly Vol-, nana and Miss Ladle Otto.
entlne party Friday evening at hts
home on Webater street- Tbe house
waa prettily decorated wtth heart*
and msny igtercetlng "leap year'
aurprisos were In store
young ladle* who were the gu**U beld .In Fraternity bsll snnss on the hungry, give work to tbe unem-
of the erenlng. Friday waning. Pebrunry 11. It ployed, or take our ehUdi-so out of
Those pn-eent wore Mlssee Jessie bsa been the Intention to Inerade tfae tufn-w dad factorlas. under this
Lakln. Margaret Cramer. Vivian,*** Ofalcsias la P»lo Alto sad *ddo- proOt system.
Hosts rd. Mabel Newromer. !_urs ***** *** ersryan* who bas lived In —fa*, meeting cipened wltb s pUno
mckiniwn. Clara ZelUr. Merle Bert- ****■ ****** wfJJ be welcomed wb*ther solo by Miss Arnott and sloglng of
m-be. Lanrs Itf-rkwStb aod Margaret ar not a formal invitation baa been tae MsrsellUUe hymn by Vt* audl-
Horlne: Measrs. Meredith Cramer, raoelved. eno«. and rlot-sd with singing to th*
Carl Ileal, Joseph Templeton, Dbu- ——- < * ■■■■ -ane ftf America, words compoeed by
afne Peaslee, George Hortne. Ht^afoed Clab. the soesker.
rbarlee Wllllstoa. Erval Newcomer Articles of Incorporstlon of th* — .
aod reward SUnley. I Stanford Club or San Pranclsco hare
& W. CHARLES
FfUJDERICK SCHNEIDER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAV
Simklns Building Pslo Aho, Cal.
Phone Main 16
KDI'CATIOXAU
N. B. NEL.50N
Attorney-at-L-aw
Nota-r Public
Pai-unscn Block, Room 9
HOMERIAN HAU.
' Hoitt School For Boys
im. I. niesewerkeel bewele I,
r_k. ala..-^ Uw staate. Ua.._.
,1 .... aaVliaa. m*l*l W. f. fiww
Sea. AAA ru». Cal. *^ * ™"
MUGSU-UTBOim.
beta filed wttb tbe county clerk in
t_--.ll_«jj^«ll«MMjttllMojM«t>»j«««MWlt«t j Ban Fraaclaco. Tba object of Ibe
-ar
The roraeretone of tbe aew Metb-
_ I At PA1 MAS P.RFFNHOl ISFS SI e'°>> <• •""•"I lo be to promote social odlal Cburcb at SanU Clara waa
5 L-i*VJ r/ALalVl^V-? UI\LLIinUUJLJ j |nortToor„ ,„,„„, m„„lt „„„„. ,.|d ,hu attemoon wltb appropriate
^ I slly mea. Tba dlrectora ara: Ar- aierelaee. DUbop Hamilton was Ibe
FUST 4k FUNT, Preps. 5lrhle Rica. C. da T. Elklua. L. R. principal speaker aad had tbe honor
Flowers. Plants and decorative work »|Wa______, o. a. wiieon. m. op- of piacim the atone m poeition.
C_SSD-B RAXaaVTOIV ATS. AN'n HALE m. PHOKB MAIM ttt * * penbelm. R. W. Barrett aod Jamea Special musk waa rendered aad
»rTrvTT^™efeM»»M"*^""""""""»"»"*»"*"* ******* **" ***<*" *"* " **********
.................I....»,
Rodger., Smith t Thomaa
ATIOIt.VKVH-AT.I.AW
Notary publle in offlce.
Phona Red 101. Madleon-
Tbolu block. Pato Alio. Cal. ,;
..,,,.............,,,,.—i >
OKNTISTS
Gta Blaktsley Little
DSNl'ISl
Offlo,. MaoJaoo-Tboit, BuUdiaa
Palo Aka, CaL
COWARD WECK
*(AL rar.Tr AN* Lot,.
Fire. Accident. Plata Glass aod
Ihi _lary Inwrsnoe written in tba
1 my ooi
»—. ..................is,
PALO ALTO ELKCTRI.
WORKS
EVKKYTHBVG BLSCTHIOAId
116 t'nlTarattjr sreone. T*l*-
pbon* Blaek ltl. Pro_npc a*>
tenllon to repair work. Call
aad taspsct onr atock.
*******
*************
a o. Hhommm*
Painter am* Dmttrator.
AH kinds of palntinj. tlattag ma*
papering oa short
_ n short nolle*. PUM-
claaa work soar an teed, laterlor ta->
Uh snd paper kaastnc a rrnUIti
411 Homer area**. Palo Alio
0001
No full textDAILY P-ALO ALTO TIMES, SATtJRDAY FEBRUARY 16s 1916.
_DaU_ paio Blto aimce \i l
~r
I***-*. e-vry aJt-v.-—s s***ta_**a_*-l •"-**
laaal ko;*a.*f. at Uw tatwtr at 11 am, it--* •--
aw an- Rwmi mm, by tb*
TIMES l-VBLISIIISC. fOMPAMY.
■mini *t ts* Pssa-t--.. I-. A***. C*_*
FORUM
CRAMER MAKES REPLY
Our .'
feci I did that very thing Hr proves
ht* *t*ir-*jrnt by sarin**. Ibat "Cbrts-
ttaa Science la otaly aaathar l*r*a for
Christianity Bad therefore 1. of neretv
slly founded On Ih* Bib**.** In a fresh
£ s Stan claaa la lt*-g1c tbl* would ***** a •
aa r-crllei-t ex_r_plr pf ts-ggtng tb*
iiursin.ji Much r**satonlsg could no.
gel past a hunch of slsth grade *cboot
_ „ _ ,N,v. Bat It fa a sata pnrsalt to try
XiZ Wllr» rsf i_* Tltaavs: P*t*r \. Kern*. ,, ,„ ^^ „_ .-^ „. ,__,« .,_
,::;.:...:"£;«-' ««"•■•» answerer-of tb* CbrKltan | wbon bt u,_ lh(f -^ on whlc.,
. Science or.*.,is.-,on wltb -._• -»-»,»,,, ,-_ cH^-aalon mast be b-v-l
A-M-r*. ail.-h-at-t.-*-. m. the DAII.V or less merbanlral and po*v*lbly «•-■•**i Their method, t* like Bob Murdrtte-.
TMMtS. I_W ai_- 43-ta It-tv- s*-. -a**-* other kind, of help from th* local Mr. -_ a The dog was in ihr kitchen
rti. arb «. 4Mat.nl toi-ir ..r.ktjv .* ttt Horbtldg* has made oIIIcIbI reply to1 '
•tt-i-l larfw-M-. THS. T1UKS » «k ».*-**» 1,0- -.-jrt(,[ Bsamlnatlon of Christian
•Me 1W IW l**-*»M at a^*-**-*l*rma - Ar- -fej,^ - , _„, ^m,- U B* B
.nearly, perfect sample ot lhe Inlet'
: loctual methods of Mr*. Eddy's
spokesmen Ht was probably tb* baat
tbey ..siid get tor Ih* -Job. and be
dnuhllcs* did lh* best he could under
i ia, the , ircumstance* The best rebuttal
that can be mad* to II I* to suggest lo
the rrailer itial be compare Ihe an
'■•'"* sw-ii with, lb* Original article
A typical et-ampl* of tbe .ear-onlng
• ni*t. an* ft- pumMiwa, b-rt ** s --*>.
-4 ..--J fattl-' i*J*tt_,*_ ' _f . eaiitlal"-.!
blaVti, nat'irr vaJl Bt J*_Sin*-t>t .
CIRCt'LATIIlN nEI'ARTUI.MT
■rrj****g_***t*.***** * P* I** I'lt'-g l*
KY 14, 1414
and decided to go
• ■ai. h* decided to go back In: but be
ft>re hi* tail had dl**pp---_-*d oat of
one door his he*d was coming in at
tbn otbar door
A mirrcurrtpjc fart came to light
onl) tb* i-tlt* j day which ftlastrai**.
perfectly th* Subtle plnty with which
Ihey seek to keep the mind, ot Ibelr
people Inutile tb* !_>*T--n corral Ita
**ry minuter-ess maki-s it the mure in
l*re.tljjg In our public library there
_—_^_^,_________._ >*r* two hou** that ar* nt__>tiuua to
cro-w oat of hi. very 4r*t parsg-.-th |rtmtUll sh,-,-.. ob* of theta. Mil
I bad said thai Christian SetWnc.e Is *,„,,,<,•, -_-,, „, Mni. *-*,-,, aBa it„laTy
i God or thn moat coti*!
fraud tbat fesj
of Christian ■-■iff.,
; feiuiv
SHOT AT SUNRISE
s furnished bv ibe
r shipbuilding t
A tivid . s.n.Tis, >.'a:;. on n-ir tnethod of rui
■ -,'■,:■ of a feverish recruiting ot worker*
and a feverish railing uf strike* among said workers on tbe other.
*.:.'- of tbetn are called OBI on strike on a demand tor KM a day.
There should te* a permanent court uf arbitration to Hi wage, during ihe
war that wuutd act proraplly and justly on alt question* pr*-*utrd to
we-rker* *!.o-.nl have lo.tlre even without walling for tbe*_ to ctrmand 11
Whim that la pruridod ,tur. tbe tatting of * strike tn any >m h vital Industry a*
.hlpbuitdihg, else's every dav of delay may mean thousands of soldlnri
iiush* to Iw trt-wted a* a t*e*-.i*s*.le coB.pirary and tb* leaders .twit
THE RAINFALL OUTLOOK
*dh*a«--dp*^-*i*iB-js**«r^ taVw "from ptt-lb
te quote* this, and says ord, ,,_ VAay.m ,,wn ,eI1„, ,nd he,
■ said tbe same thing ork-ummunlcatJon* lo the aews-~p-ir* of
tt Cbrtatianuy. tbat In ef 1-^ a.*-,-,-*^ mblth (J|rt|*, ^,-_*|rt
"~ many uf tbe «I aim. nf Mr*. Kddy snd
jher lullowers Th* other Is. August*
IE SleUon's Vital laaue* la Christian
,**-> * Some rear* ago a achUm
urred In the Christian Hclnnrn or
ilcatlou in *S'«w York and Mr*. Stwt-
i wrote this ts-it in defen** of her
inagBioa
The In is Km authorities Ibomselww
Thei Publish a life uf Mm. Kddy wbleb la
lar-t-ftjlly ads-rrtl-ed a* the auibrirtse-5
\ life of the founder of Christian
cm*. Thai I* perfectly legitimate.
matter what the virtue* or def**rts
of their book night be. Very often
bir-graphfes are put out with tbat en
dnrsemeuL 1 have called attention to
■fa*- fact ibat the ttaiertBla tbst Carl.
Han S.tcntl.1. of Palo Alio are al
lowed io study have been as carefully
pa-te'irt-ed aa a baby's milk. But
•to** that BUlb-strtt-* tbe-n to go Into
oilier -H-opIe's pantries and drop some
Uiing Into the milk bntlleT
On the lodei cover nt each library
bctok I* a <wrd i-n '*■"< and In It I* kept
the iHH.k card on whlrh are written
the litlr ami the name ot lhe author
•Hi library prrartlce this card nevrr ba.
I anything else un il But some of tbe
if .'Christian Bclnntlals of Palo Alto re
Today!,
. killed,'
I THE WEATHE.
Tims, for*'a at for Sunda-s Cloud,
**- tri'.atiriing, o-rahaM** raia.
T*iii*>*ratBr* y*s*tartSay, r*br-**ry
14: Mi.i-iuir, 44 (a ****r aa« 71: two
years .*)- 711, mlnlmuBt S3 (a *-*.*_•
aso *-. t—o -*•*-* aaa 44),
O-s-etrvsiio-is at 4 a. en. and noon today tt-ar* r.*j*-*ct!v-l- Ba'om.ter
)0_7, *st*--4 ,ecl--is: tnei-r-ct-tsi.r 34,
"A dspra**; hytrc-m*t*r SS, 47 -aar
cant: w*ath*r cloudy, cloudy: -unci
caim. ntvtitaast.
A storm (34" Inchenl of consider-
able • '.ergy r*m* cc-ntral this ttsMrnlBg
ufT th. ct-jast of Washington. wb*!r* at
Tatoosh Island tbe aueno_Ml*r wa*
r*gi*t*rtt-C 44 miles an hour faagtl.i
It waa faiii'rg aa far acfBtb aa Kurrk*!
at £ o'clock tbla momlng.
Condition* In general ar* tb* baat
for not only a b*a*y rain but *l*o for
;■!-■■!■ r *.■ ■. tret weather, Tbe bsn*-.-
eler on Ibe coast I" the highest SOtUb
oT this dlsulct snd tb* dUturbani-*
ha* an eitvnslv* high pre-war* aa a
harrier to It* oststern uovrmenl.
The weather in tbe middle west I*
somewhat tl&setlled but the tem-ter*
siure i.»- not chanced much from tbat
of yesterday In that district.
On the Atlantic <-<*a*t this morning
Ihe weather was . ioudy at all point*
with tb* tenperaiar* re*pet-titely at
S a. »i In IW,.mi. New York. Wash
Ington. It), Ij, -jfi -.o report waa received fi..iii Jacksonville, Hi
• slat* tbl* se«-.on varies
i s-t-ae -dare- It Is thus tar
of the driest years From
■ium in •-ii-rititv. this year
f has ever known
■mi kept .-ontinui-usly from
acraiiii-nto. Utockton and Hail
. while that of Monterey ba*
Tb* -amount of rain wbleb ha. fallen tn th
greatly with tb* to-alt*t Ft-r this t*m*tm, while I
lb* drtesl yttar on re.-ord. In other. It Is merely on
the present outlook, howwvur, unless rain conies
will b* tor Callfornu as a wbule ibe diie»t the MM
Ib "till a few i.l.'f has the taints!! reiurd t
the early day* in ihe preseiii San Frai
ptege have stxh a rt-vnrd ntnniag back
only a few bleaks for the same period
The following are -.tgnirjcanl flgi*---_
ou* drie-sst year. Where two set* ot ngure* am given, lhe upper Is ihe total j •!«**•*** thai the word "unauih»ri-a-d
rainfall in Prb*-j_r* I. and tbe lower tbat for tbt* *" *****"—* *■- ••—• —"* ** —*■ *** ••*-*—
AMERICAN PRIVATE
SHOT BY SNIPER
IN FRANCE, Fvtb 1« An American
prlvai* wblt* walking between two vii
lag*** »»pc*-**i to a tlerman olmerta
turn post was shut and kilted by a
sniper. tBtennliteiil shelling ta re
I-.rircl Ameticans are rtlisfiurltig Ibe
dugouts snd strt'iigibeiilng .trenches
The tjerman. ar* -dmllarly artlve
P. R GIBSON MADE
CAMP NOTARY PUBLIC
Ua-tswy baa w_v*d tb*
rej-aje- < r -va-jBtraras-st-it of eat* jwmr aad
baa appointed Pan) B. Olbaoa notary
public ror Camp Cody. Mr. Olb**—11
•ras rwetratly traiiaferr->d tber* frcsta
tb* 4.*-ai.ee de**ttvrUB*nt of tba army
l*i*adti-ancr* al *~n Pr*nrl.co Ho
waa a forme- reslJea*. of Palo Alio.
ba-rtna** j-cr-aj'.- bwen erg*g-_ ia tbe
-l-aalag b-alne** here
Owing io tb* cnatlnual Inetynven*
!*_**• caused on a-t-t-saot of lb* distance frotn tb* ca~p qi»n*fr*na*t*r'.
ofBc* lo the division headuuiu-ter* '■■:■ \
aldarable Hm. haa b**B toat IB haviLg
to go *o far for ackaow tedsj_* a H.
wblch -a*meti-ne. ar* -*ct*s*-a_a_7 Ian to
nftrnn times during the day.
To malntala aad iBCtwasa tb* blgb
eflbrieBey of tb* office Ihe governor
haa walvad tb* nqu.-wn.aot of "oa*
y**r*B twaldeoc* In tb* state of New
M* net,." and actlag on tb* ca*ap
ouarter-naster's rrr.jjnrnrmta-.loti. bas
appMniad a civil servlcw employ**,
wbo ts ■ i,'.it:>.j io p*riorm the dntt**. \
(lASSIFe ADMil.EMENTS
LODGES
Minsaatra Caa p. at. IT. at* a
St vraterntty Baa TM _. t-
P IT. tTharma*. c U rk. 417 W *l
Wani-*d-Y--H)tx girl for niuas and
cc-ampa-Ion lo 3 tittle children Enqktra'
414 i "o. p*-r strvssi,' :-14-l*
FOR RENT
For R*ni : r-joeo fern lib**] apart-
r - t.t, bUo •::.-■• ri—=-, 'il Brra&t
ll***- UMl
For K- .i ■ N'-'r-, f-T-abr-ad ■_*-***
• >■.;. prlvBt* hath la M*nlo cuuniry
horn*, convenient to bmm* boapital aad
Camp ITemivnt. alao garage Addm-s
Hot *>-.. Tla-es : li tf
Fur Rent - Four-rt-.m collage with
a-arden. •"- Boyra Ave. 5 14-Jt*
LOCKWOOD APPEARS
IN A COMEOY ROLE
Harold la*ckit i.sl bas beea s*en In
romantic drama, melodrama aad fai-ee
and la "Th* 4_iBar* D***wt**r,'* bl*
latest Mr'ni wottderplay, wblrh tbe
manag*m*Bt of tb* MBmue* Th«aler
baa r '-,*•■.! for tnalg-bt only, we tad
blm playing a rr-n.rdy rot*.
True, iiirr. am Impreaalve dntnatlc
momenta tn which Mr. ' ■- .-.--! figure* tn "The Square Isscelvrr.' hat for
th* mewl part In hi* rol* of Billy Van
Dyk* I* a rom*dy characier—not tb*
br-rsBd kind hut of the light and broeay
■raTeSty.
"Th* trtouarw I >ri..;,..r 1* deacsrtbftd
by Francis Perry Elliott, the author
of th* aovel. Ja-nr M* for My**lf
Akatne,-* from which th* photoplay wa*
adapted, as a joyous comedy of youth
and love HfUy Van Dyke, Ui* prtn
clpal chjtractar.' I* a moltltnUUoaal**
-tM'n-iv man. who. In order to learn tf
his "drviani girl'' lov«s him for him'
self alone, prase* ** a chauSeur By
hi* artlon be upvei. tb* •-arefnlly laid
plana of a designing mother and
tbrusl* himself Into a whirl of sur
prising action.
For Renl-e-Neaty t-ur-slsb**. apart*
menu on highway oppoalt* h-stadqBar-
tarw, Ca-np F-e»i-ni Mrs. A. J Pbil-
Ilp*. phoo* Menlo ~2f*J. t iti;
Waat to l*a..e
nlthed. sirictlj
f_rtb*r Info-n-atioa
li-rbt party '■*•■
bom**. Tee
s T«M
1Mb
WANTED
Wasted Woman for gcnrral houi**-
work In country: family of 1. Good
wj-a-**. -4-oa* P. A 1U4R4. M4tf
Wanted—Girt for a few days' work
at rnltemliv Pharmacy i-14-lt
W*-sstrd ITactlcat turslrsg by «-
P*tienc*d nurs* *rttb rr!*nnfr...
Pbone 41SJ. MS-lmo
Wa-tied—Small l_--jl»h<-) apart-
| ment. not laas than 3 rooms, centralij
locatad Addraaa Army Offlcer. The
■aa «-.,-. .' ii.;;-
Waatad—Two a-lrls
Laundry.
Wanted - By a compet-ni waasaa,
w-orh by day or hour: roferenc***.
Pbob* 8TT. Mt-3t*
FOUND
Pound ■E*-*gl***e* la caae Owner
-aaybav* sam* by ralr.r.g at Time* of.
(Ice and payltvc for a4L ::*.;■.
Wasted—Boys wlib blcjcle* to deliver mornlBg paper at Camp Pre-
i-i'.'..T. It-wring Paio Alto depot at .'■ !'.
a. m G.s.j pay. Apply J Kne* 43T
Bryaat atrwot. 1-14-31'
-.*_[
4.71
439
.*rs
4.44
414
ttTl
Ml
1.17
S.S.
144
3.44
4.13
! be wrtltea on tb* tard to •■_> b of tbette
Normal! '*** "bnuslnu. lK*»k*. and they ad-
ISM I IS63 I ISI, 7 1897 - 1*17 *' Peb 1 U*"r *u*n*,*,!~1 *" *'** ** **"*** - *****
ihjO-i i««_i is.-;. i«. « is»i. ■* r«b l.^.,,. bfft,n )n . xain,ty ^^ mbt.t+
Lap 3« •-fi-*:ib-*re I. a mor* *o»tu_alj . ourlr . s
7.40 HMIIJ IIM 438 -ani) callable sernce than that given
314 MM in ti,*, ladles In our library. Tbat rw
■ •)u**I waa. -uj |at-k-t|tlo-i, and In ll. «-»
186 unsence tt was supnriattvely insolent. I
[tt— nol bntleve lliul limit- who made
It will b* *e*n from th->*e llgur** ibat. a* a rol*. tbe rainfall to February ■ "J"" ********* 'Mended to do or thought
ire _ ,t. *-_, ^.r, .. -»«. ,-,.- -..„ twt Wro. -_, _.-» sr,. «**> Ztf££S££?£?Z2Z
Mme I. tm* lor Ihe average rainfall for m«re ihan fifty year*, wet ur dry. *l: lwNt, They would probably gel ***n
all theae place* More than half the total annual prtMipliaHoii in California. HgbtcBmept'- eont-ernlng the nature of
BMUtly occttr." before Pebruary flrat ; tbelr abon>d go Into tbe llbrary
If this rnmaltt* true for Ibis year, the i.ullo-tk Is decidedly dark fur Call ! and demand that on the card In each
for-nla farmers, and it behooves tb**m lo utilise their available resourcea tor of Mrs Kddr'a own booh* Ihe word*
irrigailon to Ht* IbIh-*! .-ti-ni. .i-..i io begin at on.** At the name time u' *'1r*dl****tlWe,** "stapidly llltr«lral.w of
should lie nmeml-erod that If another year of low or oven modnraie rainfall *■-*> ,J',,'"r *,,n'*1 l*.»-l-»M*.S mj
should follow this one Ihe supply of underground witters might le* so depleted " *"* *r"'"» IHiubtltras th.
. _. wa* mill ti.ti-mt.il a. . .iK„ tHH-.nl
tbat even irngatttm would be .nrtalled 11-t' *n-™. 'her.fi.r-* srasl* should [j
be i sn'fulli avoided, and all water made to du as muih gi-od as possible (
Since earty last fall there have been throughout California the 1 harnder j -i*,,, ,,|„ft „- ('-,-iaiian «. inn lal* ihat
Istlra of a dry wtniar To quote^Ii-oni a Government report: their religion t. being attached ia
"Over lb* North Pacific .n->-.*n tn wlBter ther*. -.nst* an Brea of tow; nothing mor* than aa attempt to take
haromeleT <-»vnr1hg the region between the latitude* 4b and GO north and 130'advantage ur a .11 uat Inn which tbey
west to 140 east longitude. An area of high |.re..ure overlie* the greater! ibemselvo* have created Mr*. Kddy
part of rv^ortb America wltb a MHithward exten.lon lo lhe Tropic* and wort to:*««- her Iolk.wer* have i.pudl*t*d and
the ,W.,b met.d.«. W. shall hud th.t .>,.,... wc, wlnier* on the ^^^S^P^ge m.^lmiK-r'
.-oast .H*cur when tht. great North Par lite low .-.lend* well westward over ■ wfJ_n .^ m |fc-. lhpy ^^ J^
lying the continent we.t of a Ho* drawn Irom fian ft an- i-- lo Calgary Ai .^j,,*, pa—Baaently 00 trial before; the
umUl high Apparently ie..-d-*s In the Boutheaal I imelHgoni** of the world, and It will
*• disirlbuituii »haractelrlsttc ot a dry winter on, um help ihenj any to yell "King's **."
lental high over, whenever tbey are brought to the bar
• the delicate 1
judg
nd. of tbelr
-ALWAYS-
THE
BUICK MOTOR CO.
Has contracted with the public that '"When better
automobiles are built BUICK will build them."
Ask any owner.
, Call, write or phone for demonstration.
Fours and Sixes—all body t>Tjes.
Stanford Auto Co.
Phone P. A. 78 511 Alma Street
J. E. Sloan Proprietor Roger M. Roberts, Mgr.
Wanted-Mald to help car* for
t-aby and to help wltb light hott**-
wi-trk To go bom* Bights. Pbon*
Wilt. M'ttf
W*:-i._ !_■!■ ,-r s-.a*. who ba* bad
some eiperienc* In opera I ing an electric power sawing machine Apply ba-
twe*a T aad 4 p. m at tlk Bryant
str**i. -2-lX-tJt
Wasted—Girl* to work In Imcream
parlor Apply WHsoo'a i 11 tf
Wanted Married man to tak*
charge of small ranch near town, Addres. Bos 44. Time* 3-11-41*
- Combings bought, 134
A**. . Ml4t
I -*Bl»
Wanted -To -. ..: : .-. ..-.•:■.; :-..:,.«
j low In Pato Alto, 4 to 6 rooms, mod
ern. Beat, referwace* Will sbar*
t*.f wltb dMlrabl* partlee on larg*
Ibott** -Address licit B. K. Time*
IMt
Wanted Craft lag doom by eipert:
grafitng was for aaln. iSc. lb. Addr***
T A Buckley. Campbell. Cal ; pbon*
San Joe* 3301VL. 17 Imo
Waated To buy for caah. good tat
beat cattle and ralvna. Phone Palo
Alto 772M Independent Market ES3
I'l.iir,.,', straat. 1 *t l-o
Wanted -- Garden work, spading,
pruning hedge* and lawn* cut. by day
or hour. Pbone 41IW evening*
inimo
W«m.il I'isiti sewing and mend-
log. ■.-■:■..■ help with cooking.
car* of children, etc. Pbon* lira M*l-
ody. S14W. MUr
FOR SALE
Yow Son Laundry Co.
flZASONASLE PRICES
• EST work
SSI E-iirwn Si, half s block'
'-**-*« putt -trie Ph0-l« ?**
"or HaJe.- a bargain. *>roum hou*e.
-ping porch, fine large.lot. wall lo-
ed Term*. Ilk* .rant. Hot HW.
aat SlUf
the itm* time the great t*oi
On the other hand, the pres
the California coast I* marked by tb* p-evalr-nr*
the entire . ,,mii.i west uf ihe Itocky Mountain*." j«
The latter condition ha* iirevalled this wlninr. and Ibe high pressure are*'
has ettended well Into Callfurula and lo Ihe west, as m*y Ire seen truw the;
fart that tb* barometer here In Pato Alto haa siood welt above thirty altnn-ti'
without break and with bul slight variation thruugboui tbe entire winter;
thus tar.
This eitrnsivp area of blgb pressor* w.-.| of lb* lln* kv Mountain* blocks
the easterly movement of thr low pressure areas which bring our winter!
storms, and may block it until the slorm Is disslpalnd More often the slorm!
m.it" et-s-rtr-riy arrj*j-Ht the art— of blgb preevarvi, on th* north and tbu* aimti
r*nlral and aouiheni California entirrly This, as we know, has happened:
repe*tr-dly tbl* winter: and when we have gotlttn any rain at air It has beeitj
only In email amooats
other characteristic* ot th* continuance of the eilendrd area of high
prtrssure are the prevalence of ple*itaut weather wllh generally sharp mo ni {
Inga and evriiingu, the relatively dry air, and lhe freauent north wind* which j
t*_rli»!i> toutilrrai I tbe *_-!.. t.i ;.l eftects ot the slight rainfall
FHANK t'HAMKH
(JO NOT SHOOT PltJ-LONS—
MAT BE ARMY CARRIERS
army, bav* been shot be poraan* on I
banting ripe-lttlon*
In spite of the iml that many state.
have laws prohibiting lint .huulltiit ol
pigeon., the killing uf these bird* by
lion l.anc* tbe fotluwlBg' j hunters has' Interfered erri-msly with:
Numerous rnmptaluis have been' the 'training of homing ami carrirr:
made Io the pigeon nectlun of the Sig '; pigeon, for army w-rvlce. It la be-j
ital '"on'* that carrier ;.■■•.•-""" of ibe lie veil tbat the •■.-..■•.. ir*tH-ii*ihlr for
raring ':■■ :r.-t type, being trained, ibe death ot the** bird* an* nnaware
throughout the United Ktate* .for com-1 that they are hindering -an Important
iniiiilialliai service with the American ' branch of war preparation.
MARQUEE
THEATER
ItlSAL VtHTILATlO*,
tlKAIH--1 PICTURES SOFT SEATS LATEST MUSIC
Tonight Only
H/VROLD LOCKWOOD in
'The Square Deceiver"
A Metro Wonderplay ot unusual fa.clnaUon. A hiyt**.* aad delightful
rotbedy of youth and love, with many heart lnt*r**t touches. A plrlur*
thai you will feel better after visaing.
-MIS CROOKED CAREER--_T**t>-«sl K*y*t»n* Co■*-.*■--,
Adulia 17c Nlflhta 7:14. Matin** 2:JO. Chlldran 4c
Bunday-—Marry Csrty In "Buckln_ Broadws*/"—a COrklnn good plctur*
ORGAN PROGRAM
bund*/. !*th
Chopin. Noeturn* lu K Dal.
liudard. Berceuse from JtH'"titi
Mendel***ohn. Rprlng 14oBg
Buck, Triumphal March.
Monday, -st"
luti.i.r-, in Parmdlslum
la'iiiaii'. Bunset.
Hach. ttt. Ami Fugue.
• * •
Tu**day. tttb
Cappoel. Metudta.
ii i-i*..! *. Cannula delta s3*sra.
Ouilmant. Grand t'bctrtta.
....**.*
W*dn**.*y. ZOth
Thome. Song wtibout Word*
Flagler. Gavotte
Hublnsteln, Melody In I'
Calkin. Fr-tul Msrch
• * *
Friday, *_d
t'utlmant. ta) sSeccatd Medltatton.-
ibl v;i-rT. ■-.- In B minor
Bach. Prelud* *nd Fugue In A
minor.
jBeaird's Bed!
j FoldmgDesk j
I As Applied to the Army Cot j
1. BALSaAUGH
Cement Werk*r
K.iimaie. rurnlshed for all
kinds of concrete work. Orna-
m*ntal work a apaclaliy.
.-•fl Webetar St. Pbon* 405R
JTtm**
| Por Sale-Why worry over finding
a house to mnt whan you can get a 4-
'r.-iri house on lot '0s30d on Hnproie.i
.r-r. t near car line tor II :: * Terms
This place la In a high class residence
district and althln 4 minute*' walk of
lh* depot. -- me f*r oth*r -augala*.
both rlty aad country. Alfred J. Bugle. Iii t'nlverslty avenue. 2 14 «t
For Sale- At sacrlflc*. on* acre lat*
proved land la RuBnymed* poultry
colony, no agents or commissions
Hoi ITS. Tlmr. 34'tmo*
WOULD-BE FIREBUG
CONVICTED FORGER
That Mr*. A. H. Page, bookkeeper
tor the Heeger Tanning Company, wbo
was arrested Monday momlng after
Bltemptlng to destroy the tannery and
plat-wd In tli,- county Jail oo a cbarg*
of arwoa. Is tb* Mr*. A. C Page wbo
waa seBtanced to two year* In Baa
Quentln by Judg* Lawlor on i'i'i--tn-
bar 31. 1)13. was'futly eatabllshed at
H*dwood City J'-terdsy v. ber. DUtliCt
Atto-rn-*** Franklin Swart rrrrhi-,1 a
pbotorrraph from the Ban Francisco
autbcsritl** taken at th* time ot ber
a-rreal ther*. 8ba waa ch-L-ared wllh
forgery at tbat time, being convlctod
of passing a check for 9-9.34 on the
Hank of California, signing tb* nam*
of the American Doldy Btopp*r Company. On B*pt*mber 7 of the follow.
Ing vest* Mr*. Page waa ■Htcharged
R0V M. MEALO
Plana, Sawcincartiena Et. mjin.
Tracing and aiu* Printing
*>*r* Ha*atrtho**n« Av*.
JUNK DEALER—J. LEVIN
ii-iir in scrap tron. Itubber,
V' 'a . Sacks, Raa-s. MachlDery.
Stoves snd Tools.
HIGHEST PRICES PAIO
tU Em*r*en SL Pt*»f-* J54
DICY A. BAUGH
Notary Public
257 Unlver«1ty Ave
For Sale- at-, acres near Palo Alto.
iiine soil plenty of water for Irrig*
lion. 4 blocks from car lln*. Easy.
iter*-.* Bot 3«. Time* ■,-<-- 31-tf
j Vor Sale Hatching egg.. While!
(Ituff and I; ..i:, laaigiiorns, \\ :.••■ to
jlZ-O. per IS. C. M. Mt.r*.- breeder of
| English fur rabbits. Olive St.. RaBny-
rtnrd*. phone P. A, 10UM. I 34 Imo
J Por Sale - Wtrite l_*ghonj~egg* IlTt
jtor 13 and up, sultabl* r*-durtloo
jtBCBbator lot* llarron. Young aad
Hi.-sit. - own attains. PIfty' Tom Bar
ron ettckerel* from dam* avsra-nng
. 3It lrBpn
3
No full textHands-Round-the-Harbor
► Men Favor
Highway
Hake Resolution Asking for
Completion ol Road in Bay
Counties.
At s meeting of the hands-aronnd*
the -harbor committee held Wednesday st ths Hotel Oskland the fat
lowing resolution was adopted look-
lug to ibe early completion of tbe
stats highway la the coonUes aroead
Baa Francisco bsy by inr.. sail to
the purebsse sad sale of bonds for
thts purpose:
"Resolved. That tbe hsads-
aroaad-lhe-harbor committee rec-
omreead that the boards of supervisors ia tbe counties srauad Bss
Francisco bsy use every means
within tbsir power to secure the
construction of tbs state highway
within their borders, sad tbat tbey
do sll tbey csn to secure ths sale
of tht* aeceesary bonds by purrbaa-
lng aa many of Ibe bonds as their
surplus wlll permit from the state
sad la turn thst tbey sell those
bonds to lhe highest bidders
rash, sad that Ihey roatlaue the
I procses until they shall bsve bought
s sufficient number of lbs bonds to
iBSBl-e the carrying out of the read
construction by the state In tbelr
aeaaaeeeeeaaa—eeaoooaae
Menlo Park
»»»»»ao»oeoooo»oe*s ooo-eo-oo
Miss Marian Zelle has beea a
gueat of her cousin. Mrs Ous Taylor for some time st the home of the
latter In Menlo.
Mr* James G Msson asd her
dseghier. Ml» Bessie Msson. hsve
returned rrom a summer's outing al
Beshrlibt
Tonight will be the scene of the
fair will be one of the be»t dsnee*
fall W|II be one of the best dspces
of the yesr snd will take place In
Triumph Hall Riaborste prites for
the moat beautiful rostumes and fori
the best-sustained rhararters hsve
b«en provided The mastc wltl he'
excellent The follnrtng are the
members "I lhe various committees
who ale sparing no effort io make
this dance a success- T. Maloney.
Jame* Maloney. Pierre Ijirrarou.
Howard ROBS. J Perry. Hen Stafford. 3 McOovera and I>an Flynn
Mu<h interest Is being shown tn
the flower show to be given by tbe
members of the Menlo Park Horn-
cultural Society on fktober ;.», 31
and November I, A most interest-
ing program, on whith appears the
names ol some at the elevaresl people on the peninsula. Is 1-elng prepared for the occasion An account
of the varlons exhibit* wlll be sn*
noumed Isier.
The msny frlenda' ot Heorge
Casey, a former resident of ibis
place, will be sorry to learn tbat he
was Injured while fighting lire at
Saratoga.
THOUGHTS ON LIFE.
Why all tbla i.... for triumphs ot
an boar? -Voung
Ufe'a a abort summer: msn Is
bul a Rower.
-Dr. Johneon
By rams we rstch tbe fatal
brewlb and die —Pope.
Tbi- cradle and tti* tomb s-'si.
how nigh: —Prior
To tie Is better fsr tnan not to
be. —Hawaii
Though sll man's life may seem
• tragedy. -Speucer
Out light cares speak wn**n-
mlgbty griefs are duinb-
-I>»iij*l
Tbe bottom Is tm! aballow
whence tbey rotnie
-Sir Wsiter ItaielgO
Thy fate ts tlie common rate of
all Longfellow
Vntirif-cic*! J'.js bene bo man befall. -Southwell.
Nature to each allots bis [Toper
sphere —Coo-rrev*.
fortune make* folly berpecullsr
csre -Churchill.
Custom dose often reesoo over-
rule - —Rocbeoter
And throw s cruel sunshine on b
fool. -Armstrong.
I .in- well; bow long or abort permit lo besven. -Milton.
Tbey wbo forgive ex-at shell be
forgiven. -Bellej.
The W. C. T. I', will not meet
this week, as snnounced, owing to
the sll-dsy session of.the Baptist
Isdles on Thursday The neit meeting will be held on October -Oth st
X p. m. la the perlors of the Presby*
terlaa Church.
Teachers Arrange
. Consultation Hours!
Committee of Parents Finds
Time Most Convenient for
Instructors,
The Parsst-Tsschers* Aseodatie-o
met Ib the assembly hall of ths Pslo
Alio High School Frldsy. October
17th. at 1 -!"■ p. nv. Mrs. Greene Is
the chair. The committee sppolnted to find i-ut what hours would he
most convenient for the consultation of parents and teechsrs reported the following table, recommending tbst Sll high - scbool parents
post It In tbelr homes for ret-
srence: j
J. C. Templeton. principal—Deity
from lilt to Itll aad from X to 4
except Mondays and WedBesdsys.
Mlas OresBe. rlce-prlnclpal—Any
time escept 10:1b to 11.
Misa Steven*—Wednesdays 1 I *■
to X:f
Miss Cramer—Thursdsys, 1:1*.
lo I.
Mra. Horlne—Thursdays, 1:15-1.'
Mrs. Yarrow--Wednesdays, 3 to,
1:50.
Mlsa McKee—WedBesdsys. !*>:-IS
to 11:11.
Miss O'Netl—Monday*. 1 IS to X.
Miss Bruce--Tuesdays. 11:16-11
Mrs. Humphries ■**■■ Wednesdays.
9.10 to 10:10.
Mr. Mercer Krt da vs. 2 to tit*.
Mr Montgomery—Fridays, 11-13.
Mr Moody—Tuesdays. 1 to 4.
Mr. Sn.n.1,1 Tuesdi.s. 3 to 4.
Mr Morrl* - Tuesdsys. 10:30 to
litis.
Mr. Humphrle*—Tuesdsys, 1:1-
to ;
The commltlee on Inspection of
the high school building reported
thst careful work was being done
and thst It wished for more Ume. It
waa given until the neit meeting.
Friday. November Stat, at whlrh
time an Interesting report wll! be
presented
Mrs Frank Hayes gave a short
review of the Child's Welfare Mags-
ilne, the organ of the State Parent-
Teachers" AsM-clatlon of California.
Rspeclally Important was her recom -
mendatitin tbal h'ah aehool mothers sJiniiM I.-,.. I: their daughters
the wonderful Inlluence the girls
wield on the habits and morals ol
the high school
Profe**or Term'sn at Stanford
I'nlveralir. the speaker for the sf-
lernoon. delighted his audience with
a 'harming snd Instructive talk on
"Growth and Health During Adolescence."
Ity means of .tat'slit** and *el-
entlflc charts Professor Terman
•bOWad the difference in Ihe growth
of boya snd girls, anatomically,
physically and mentally. Especially
Interesting vera hi* remarks and
tltuslratlons of tbt* home development in dIfTeit-n! ages and different
children. Ills decision was that Hie
Ideal school must. In classifying
children, take Into consideration tbe
fact that years are nut the real criterion of the true age of s child
The next meeting of the .,•-...'..
Hon will lie given up lo mailers of
local Interest
John A. Gill Wins New
Railroad Promotion
Headquarters to Be Removed
From Nevada to San
Pranclsco.
Jobs A. Gill Of Pslo Alto, travel-
in* freight and paas anger agent of
the Southern Pacific for Reoo district, will sssums ths dutlee of traveling freight sad passenger agent
for tbe stats of California, according to SB announcement last mads
QIH's headquarters will be in ths
geasrsl offices In tb* Food building.
Oltl. during his three yesrs' work
In Nsvsds. won msny frlsads by bis'
constant attention to business snd
by lb* ardent attention hs paid to
boosting ths communities In which
he worked.
This promotion must bsve roms
unsipectedly to Mr Oltl. for Isst
week bis family moved from Palo
Alto to Reno, where they were to
spend the winter
TARIFF m:<J' l.l-*«
Tariff* hsve two kinds ol result*
One set la due to the operation ot
whst might lie tailed the forces of
nature. The other set ts at home In
Wall street, hut has never hsard of
nature, and It is designated by tbe
human being*, responsible for producing II to provide an argument
against ever doing to the tsrlfl
again the particular thing.nf which
it purports to be an outcome
The procees I* really very simple
If the tariff Is lowered sod wage*
In rerlain Industrie* immediately
and concertedly drop, there Is an
lunocent po*i hoc propter ho** kind
or an argument ready to hand tor
those who didn't want the tariff lowered
This wss done In the dsrk medieval days ol the American tariff
whenever any attempt wa* made to
tinker tbat delicate institution
downward. It was done in IIS -
and list and at other date* a historian might be able to mention, i*
cannot be done so conveniently any
more. It Secretary Redtleld's flu.i-
Italtsn bureau of foreign snd domestic rommerre gets In the work It
la expected to get 1b during the
next year or so. This bureau, It Is
snnounced at Washington, I* j.re-
pared to took Into threat* made by
employers to tower waxe^ aa a result of the tariff. If wagew are
rouad to go down la aa ladustry tor
reasons which mt* politics) rather
than economic, somebody wlll probably get some unwelcome publicity.
This Is Secretary Radfletd's con-,
iribntion to the perpetuation or
the full dinner pell—8. F. Bulletin '
A HVMVAL OUlffJL
The groat success of the Penln-
suls Musical Association st Stanford
t'Biverslty daring the ;.*-*, two sea*
bob* bid* fair to be further ln-
crea»ed by a prosperous snd enjoy-
| able aeries of concerts Ihls year It
\ Is a mailer or note that this aucresa
: compare*- favorably wltb what can
: be done in Herkeiey wltb its Immensely greater populstlon In draw
■ Irom. sad It fsr surpssses snythlng
j thai San Jose bss been able to do.
Stanford Cnlverslty Is iocBted In
the country, asd IU attractions must
drsw Irom the *ratt*red small
■ town* on tbe penlntut*. In spite of
lhl* drawback our largset assembly
plsre. seating 1.700. waa tilled for
every concert last yesr, and on nns
occasion more than 100 applicants
tor etandlng room were turned
away
Over lour hundred people rome
from out 'if town lo attend these
concerts, snd the tact ihat we can
have *uch a drawing card la the way
of !. ,■: ■ ■■ ■■■ entertainment 1* a floe
advertisement for lhl* rommu»HV-
H la worthy of prominent mention
In the chamlier nf commerce folders
thai seek to paint the advantages of
Palo Alio The Peninsular Hallway
puts on a special *ar Irom San Jose,
which ha* tbe right of way over
t.ther traffic line bundled |i*Opli»
came frm ltedwood City, and many
from San Mateo and* llurllugame
It is no trouble to gel fir*t-clas*
artists to come to Stanfonl Cnlverslty They all want to come because lhe> are sure to meet a good
reception from a leigh-cla** audience
This villllngnesa make* It |>oaalb1e
lor the committee to arrange the
ipti besl programs at Ihe reasonable price rharxed for tickets. Ordinarily one would eipect to pay
rrom f I 18 to |S IB to hear any One
of these artists.
Wben tbi* seats go on sale Saltir-
dai ii will !<* surprising ir any are*
left unsold borers of good mu«tc
will not neglect lo mm3f* sure of the
riisnee to attend the concerts A
proper appreciation ol Ihe effort* of
ihe rommitlee ran only tie shown hv
mahlna the demand for admission
exceed Ihe rapacity of A seem hi v
Hall Sometime* the frequency of
the*e record event* will require the
building of sn aaaemhly halt with
double (he rapacity of the present
one We need a Greek theater.
There Is a golden opportunity lo
make Palo Alto the musical mecca
of California. It will not be ;■•■■*'
hie to draw away lhe expenslvt
theatrics! performenres from Sen
Francisco, nor to get the grand oji-
era companies to come, because Ihe
large amount of money required
would *•*■ too great a lai for our
small [topulatlon to meet. But In
the way of Individual concerts,
where the chief eipense I* the pay
of the artist, we rould secure the
*■ • the country afford*. This Is
the aim of the present association,
and II* continued success will •■*
tHbllsh a remarkable local InstUu
tlon.
Mrs. Alice Park
Upholds Militants
California Suffragette Declares
English Women Are Forced
to Violent Measures..
Mrs. Alice Pstrk. tbs California
Soffrsglst aad American delegate to
the Internstlonal Suffrage Congress,
hsld at Budapest last June, la In
Cblrag*o ob bar way boms from tbe
Congress.'
Mrs. Psrk took part Is the suffrage pilgrimage last June In Englsnd. wblch drsw IU pilgrims from
sll over England, ending In Hyde
Park, London.
"My sympathies sre wltb the militants." she said. "I wore s militant badge all through Europe. This
Is tbe time to wear s bsdge. Ib
Englsnd there I* nothing else for the
suffragettes lo do In order to budge
msn. People here wbo don't read
the English papers can bave so Idee
of the tltustlon over there. We In
America doa'l bsve to resort to such
i-t.it* nns methods to mske our
point
"The most striking features st tbe
Budapest rongreas were Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Oilman, our great
American feminist who spoke as
msny tlmea aa tbey could gel ber
to. and a delegation of Ove peasast
women who walked lo the congress
from their Utile Ullage many miles
awsy because they Insisted en representation and were too poor to
Oder take Ihe eipenses of S rail- ,
dressed in their plain pessant clothes
aad wearing ahawls on Ihelr head*
Thei stlrseted much attentlou. '
tTTIRH UF. l.t'XK.
The cltle* of Southern California
whlrh have itia.1i' the greatest material progrew In recent year* are
those whlrh have expended money
most ,.rn*I.!) ror public Improvemenls There hsa been a double
purpose in -ii.ii expenditure* -a
commendable civic pride, and the
desire lo attract capita! aad population other things being equal,
people will thoove fur buslne** or
home ihe place lhat has tine public
buildings, good streets, adequate
school facilities.- attractive aniuae-
ment report* and a proper spirit of
enterprise
The rwaulta tif a well-tti rer let!
campaign of development are certain When lhe tilings the people
desire are provided by a clly more
and more people will center there
lo enjoy them, property will greatly
increase In value, business wilt be
augmented and Hie prosjferlly ot the
community win continue lojnrresse.
Every city has some particular ad-
vantaae which il ran emphasise.
and anv tit* ■ <t, tie what It desires
to ttejl the proper effort ij> made
Some concrete evumplea wltl illustrate this principle. Twenly
years ago t-oiig Beech wns the tmutt
iinptTogresslve and undevelo-ied of
the southern seaside resorts There
wete few Improvements, realty bad
little value, and nol many iieopte
were ultra, (fit there. Yel the place
had natural advantage* which en-
isn began tti develop.
■•est ten rears l»ing
a larger per'etttagc of
Governor Creates
State to Open Insurance
New State Holiday Office tho First of
Twenty-Fourth ol November to - January
Be Known aa "Serrs -■
Day." Low Rstes on Accident Policies
to Be Offered California
Sacramento. Oct 11—Ooveraor; Employera.
Johason issued Ibe following pro-] -^ Suu ^Sfilnrala I- golsff
clamsiion yeaterday: int.. the insurance buslne** *B tha
'To th* memory of Junlpero -r,, „< lh# „w -Mr 0s tbe **re
Serrs. Csllforata owes. ss*r!ssUBC Uf his dspartsre laat sight toe
tribute He brought rlvtllsattoa «■ Washington, where be win consolt
our Ised. and In character tad deed j wltb President Wilson regsrdlng his
te deserve* a foremosl plsce le lbs .ppolntmsnt to tbe NatloBal In*
history of our slsle dustrls! Commission. Colonel Harrte
"Monday. November 14lh. will h* . Wetnstock. president of the But*
"tOflth SB&lversary of the birth.
of Jualpero Serra. aad 1 regard Ibe
oecaaloa a* one thst should be observed by sll Callforalans.
"Now, therefore, I. Hiram W.
Johnson, governor of the State of
("allium:*.dt> hereby appolat Monday. Ibe 3«lb day of November.
ISIS, to be a legs) holiday, whlrh
shsll be known as Serrs day.'
"Ib witness whereof I bave here-
unio rn my hand and caused ths
great e-al o! ths Stale ot Callfora*
la to be affiled this day of October.
ItlS.
"HIRAM W JOHNSON,
"Hovemor
Attest: THANK 0 JORDAN
"Serrsiary of Stste."
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Its h!ghe*l point It Is s ron ner Hug
link In a great sntomoblle boule-
»erd. a part of a system of 3fio
mile* of paved roadways lhat bave
mad trip They sal st the session^ btta -nnptru,.,*, by i^ Aw#|,a
Vouni
Venice is snother eiample
ctty getting what II waate. The
purposs sl Venice wss to become
tbe smusement center for Southern
California, and thl* purpose hs*
beea resllied through the public
spirit of its rlllien* snd Ihe eipen-
dlture of s vsst amount of monej
Hut enough has been written lo
etuphaslre the tart Ihst a city must
tie a liberal spender of money fur
improvemenls If desired results are
to he realised Pato Alto has a*
dlsllnrtlv* advantage* as Bay rll*
In California, and If a wise and liberal policy or development should
be adopted a phenomenal growllv
might be obtained Nerve, cnnfl**
deaee am! rash are a trio that will
win and win large!). Contributed
t.i Fiunk Kaseou -*>
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players *
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terprialng i
■hiring the
Hearh made
growth Ihan
Cnlted Mtalr
period (aome
olhe:
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High
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the,
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M-ognltl.ui I,,, ii,* niore lm|>orlani
teams "Cat<h them when Ihey are
young." Is the adage to follow The
encouragement whith such a match
a* ihls loterscbblastle championship
will Ih- will t|o much lo vrat*toj**M***-
game among lhe secondary at
This in turn will raise the standard
*.f college Itugby Ihvlly l»ak
North British Ms finer*.
I traveled upon tbe top bf a car tbe
other evening, oaya a correapondent lo
the (Jlasgt.w New*. w||h s man who
seemed to have atrong views upon the
sobject of good manners and polite ad-
dr-rtM He ws* aerttmpanled by hi*
daughter a pretty Utile girl of Bb*>UI
flee year* "f age. who wa* thirsting
for Information
The proud parenl was explaining st
some length thst car conductors do not
re-tain the whole coutenta of tbelr bas>
for tbelr own peptone! n*«. when the
Utile girl interrupted hlm wltb sn le
terrogatlve "FJiT
"Whs' learned you. Is* aay -ebT
asked Ibe fsther In reproving tone*.
■•When yuu don't hear whll onybody
says you abotild mn say eh"; It'* no
t'dlte: you sboold **v - •whll.* "
hlng over zoo per
rent!, and It now has a population
of. t" ...... I>iug Hearh haa as-
i peuded large *um« In etreel Improvements, it hs* fine public buildings, commodious schools, beautiful
A* * a l pleasure p|*> ani
| many other things that attract favorable attention Three year* sgo
the clly author It lew. backed by the
people, began the creation of an Industrial district, Dredging operation* were begun **n a great section
ot tldelands Several hundred acres
ot land have been crested, wharvee past." re*u
have been belli, channels opened ! ~A *"*'*' '
and now vessels drswlng twenty j t*' **'**"'*
ifeet of water dli.ch.rge tbelr 'otfrl^^ j^ &ZxUf■oSi
goes on wharves owned by the rlty. --numpb.' *-i.e*retl Wlnl.r-
and this rrelght Is handled over too^ -.,...>.-<i me i.- ■■ to in- i
city-owned railroad tracks. Manf el-e*. lawyer I might take
Industrie* hsv* centered In thl* see-! what's the good of tt.it....-
Hon. whith Is SparT from, >et alt» bleed n»y*eltT-~t**tr*dt Fi
pan of the city. A great
wealth and Impioyntent
suit.
Pssadena illustrate* i
Hit View of Li*,--:
Lewis Cass l.cdyntij -old at
Kni.'hertsH'lter elali n. Ne-.v *fark:
"The "Iii i'lm Shoal lb*- en-utkedl
of lewyer« 1* d.vtlig mil."
•True, triit-."' * group ol it.-'
Chara*ed beaniij
"Yes (lit. oh! Idea about Ju-.ti
crook e«! lies*, ns I! hist Intel In Hit* 0
trr-nn sm- dnfei- I* a Unit-. >>l
■4 Mr. t.ed.»*ot
t.-n. •■ h
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Coryell entertained guests the night of the Brs-
allien ball at tbs lintel Oakland.
Joseph Jame* Roseborough. Sun-
ford ea-'Ol. and Mlsa . Josephlae
Helnrlchs were married laat evening
In Oakland.
rPr
principle In a different w
made Itself dlHInrtlvety
homes. There Is not anywhere else
In the west a elty that has so many
elegant home as Pasadena, so many
millionaire residents. Money has
been provided In abundant e for
whatever would beautify the city.
aud a marvelous home center I* the
result. A* one Illustration, there is
Just being rompleted a concrete
bridge aero** the Arroyo Seco at a
cost of I."-.-. ...... borne Jointly by
the city of Pasadena and Ihe county of I-os Angeles. This msgnlilcebt
structure is over 1,400 fset long
snd
New Ues Fee halt.
have seen *al! put tu many
says a local writer, "but the
samejatber day to an entirely r*ov*l mm* A
aad hasjnun. obviously tinder tti-* weather,
entered a shop and cal I*-! for a ps***kf1
uf table sail. On being aupplled. be
swallowed s couple of mnuibfnls snd
then took s quantity after tbe faablun
Of *nuff Then be departed 'He often
doe* tint *-tlfi tbe sbofikeetier: tl Is
s grand thing lo sober hlm" '■-Canlld
Western Itmll.
On account of Friday helag all-
day meeting of the rhurches the social wblcb wss to be held at Mrs.
O'llalr's bome has been postponed.
Adair Eddy of Sen Anselmo is
visiting his grssdrootbsr, Mrs. F. T.
feet shove the creekbed atj McEvoy, thla week.
industrial Accideat Commission, ost-
tlned his plsas for lbs management
and operation of ihe new board.
The people primarily in Isr**ted
In Ihe Isw creating this rnmmlasloe,
which becomes effective January 1,
Itt4, are Ihe amptaysrs, sa lhe law
throws the burden of res possibility
upon them, with the eipectsiloa
Ihst will In turn throw It upon the
Industrie* they represent Agrlrst-
tursl employer* aad employers ot •
domestic eervsnU atone era eiempt-
ed Irom Ihe provision* of tb* Isw.
The theory upon wblrh thl* Isw was
rrsmed Is thst sn indualty should
hear Ihe coat of areldenls in workers engsged In It.
la.urwa.e Imperative.
'Afler Janusry !. po employer le
California caa afford to be without
sccldent Insursnre sny more than be
ran afford to be without lira le
aurance. Should he bav* a limited
•-spits) end should the workers em
pli.tt'd by him meet With s estaa
Iropii* while workiog It might
mean ruin Itn blm unless he were
insured. I am therefor* glad off
the npiKirlunlly to bring lb* sub-
Jet-t Io Ihe notice at all employer*
an
