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Den eldste Noregs-historia,
No full textIn his essay Den fyrste norske nasjonalhistoria (in Edda, nordisk tidsskrift for litteraturforskning. Kristiania, 1919. bd. XII, p. 90-121) Prof. Koht conjectures that the author of Historia Norvegiæ is "Magister Arnulv i Munkeliv, nemnd i eit brev fraa 1180-aara."Mode of access: Internet
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r.ATI.V PAI.O Al. TO TIMES. WEI)\'RSDAY. OCT.'14, iqm.
SDatlv climes Eoitortal page
-W. II. KKLI.Y
SPIllH I.K AMI WINK
When Prasfdsnl William ,9X0*1
of the Sombcrt. Pacific Company re
turned from N't. .farl. lust SumIn
lu- raid
■What thll nation itoodt nmr
than anythlni else i- a wondtj In
formed and tmi-iriH tm- public npln
Ion. In-trad of the denlmctit. .-it'
-sadly hard thln-c for nohertln dolor* what ereryone concede-1
o tomprehend l« why rap-'that he la Irytnfj to do. posalbly tin
IndiiKtri aa found In th<
•jj rltiha of Snn Franclaro
k nnd San Mateo continue
liquor i.iiii.iiniiit. from '■■ U
rent nlrohol, a danyeroir
bl< ti
1 idrould no
tine Hie s.
Inilll an people will demand hla re
■ ■:.-< 1...n. and why ehouldn't they?
That Im tho new 'den, the new aplrit
In politic*.
"If he fulls ft will lie became bis
ti they know perfectly! party la mer-jjy Ihe Deniornitlr. par-
t l.-aacn* phyitlca) efll-, ty and unable to catch the new
tea moral restraints. In-fr-plrlt Then hi* party ab^uld be de-
rlak of death In cue Of feated. juat ax the Republican part*
1 endanger-, the mpnta: wan defrated
I-ai.t.-nt. Would Uul "l^-t uh Ret llie vlalon of the ROY-
of Bproole.- pi
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bl* influence dal
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No full textPAC.R P.K.HT
J..ILY PALO ALTO TIME.*. FRIDAY. SEPT. ig, 1914.
NEW MEMBERS :
IN EACH FRAT [
Who's Who Among Those Taken „
In by Each Stanford Chapter j*|
This Term
Showing Who Followed Brothers
And Who Left Their Colleges
to Come to Royal Red Ranch
Without waiting for tbe -unlotn-
art formal publbatlon in tht- Junior
Annual. t-reen month* after it Is of
live Interest, at. has been the new*,
larking habit on Ihe Stanford ram-
pua. the Interesting farts of the t>et-
t-onnel of the Ire*hmitn additions to
en.b of the national fraternities is
here presented for Times renders.
A tew of the chapters have already initiated ihelr new members.
About a down of them will make
Hit" BaUtrde? nl-*ht a gieal event by
formally snd secretly putting
IhroiiKb Unit novintialea The oe-
caalon win mean the f.ireKatherlnr
»at the tanit-.i* 'hapter Iiou-m of tra-
■.■'. ihe ehapter: PercyfiHgh School; Rot Oangeatad and-:
Klag of Nspa, son of a lawyer. Richard Coleman and William Cole-
iher of n law student member of man of I-oa Angeles, the Coleman*
1 fin mid 1 :m*eif u transfer j being younger brothers of Tom i'u1i>
i' •■ ' a •■"■ of 'ba Pacin-., man '12. varsity track raptaia and
■i- Ie waa freshman football 1 winner of eleven field-day palgtl
lain laat - 0. tttl- ag.,inst California.
hi uf Monro - ■. ' ■' "t i,|g sterna Nu, sit men* Dwixht
alty Rlee club: Paul 11 Bowllftf It«Hit.urn and Roland Bpaan of S..n
i. Inge. t!,Ki-'«"<'i Iii ■ ... Monica; Richard Sherman and
" * ('urlia Mills of Palo Alio, and Ar
Pal I fori ' r'i of laOa An* thur f'ram and Henry- Tram of Red-
Mw-ard H Ho.nth of und*.
..., u.,i,«i. f., ■-limit player. Alfred B. j Thela Delta Chi. five new men
Wilkin of Monrovia, member .,r ,.,,,,,.,, Mr-Arthur of Kan J**t**eV
varalty al»*e Hub. mandolin and | h|jth wtoWi\ Rugby star; Wilbur
guitar playet: Charles E. l-nck* Jr j Hatnes of Berkeley, a Berkeley High
Of Urn Angeles, his father -hem--, -(,,,-•,-, ptoyoti Jack Boyd of Wll-
tin. 'anions Uftfaodlal preacher *bo|loin> -, football player; John Bacon
ll author ..f lOfaral books and weal of i,os Anj-ele*. a transfer lo the
nf it,.- fraternity magazine li | wlI,homore class from Cnlverslty of
!■•■.. ihe *-.n 1-einr a transfer U|l«Mtk*w*a California. where be
Junloi atandlne from Cnlveralty of ■ ,.!.,.,■-*- Husby |aal season, and Bd
Southern California, a brother of; Arnold nf Riverside,
two present tnotnbari of ihe Stan-| fl|Kmt Alpha Kpsllon, four men*
fO»d 'hapter of Kappa Alpha Theta \\>\\U Sample of Kresno. Iransfarred
Sorority and a nephew of four ea«t- -r,,in lrtm Berkeley chapter to soph
ern members of l»elia Tan U**lta., „„,„„» *(andlDR at Stanford, meat-'
Ifld Charles V. .loyre of l-os An- tter of Ihe California freshman ltii-f-
Reles, member of the varsity glee I by team last year; Carlelon Bryan j
rlub, a transfer to the Junior etaee|0* San Fran-deco; Forester Chase ofi
from Cnlveralty of Southern Call- ja,(„ Angeles, a brother of a sopho*:
fornla. where he was alee club man- '.„„„* tn the rhapler. and Revere
Unit. Locke and| f.'1-.her of Kreano. Belmont Rugby
embers al 'South-
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Kappa Alpha seven men
or the local fritter- .j,,, at [.northern geadanlc fifteen.
M; Albert Kpperly. , lM%m mi (Ilw mtjorst. nine new'
(ted from Ihe . h;.p- „„.„ initialed the middle of, Isal
■ rVt. of orerni. and „,.,.■< Horaea Conrad and .Joseph'
. a Junior transfer „„-,.,. 0* Sftll -)|-,|cn; Carl Ha*GMfd
.-r nt Ihe I'nhersltv ,,f whlttler Chnrles Creen. who has
lltlonal racrnlta ., t.f,,ther In Ihe house hb a gradu-
ie l .tie Itean flardlner and llarrr Huf-'
Inst week:
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eta Murray
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sprinter;
football pi
Baaeb: Clemmer John
Angalaa, s high aeboo
mrles vVeatonbauai I
.•r. unit Robert Waatsn
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li Robert
ii Walfard
iloberl M- -
iiu-tti Wlae-
ut Richarl
Ids and Arthur Plebei
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SMtloau Ptibh. Liability.
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Byxbee & Slocum
■ III l.}Uii \t.-nue. Palo Alt'*
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pbonora alandlnn fr"in Haver- hit tier, brother*, from l-oa Angele-
nnd br..lb.-t -.f tre Atphn Tau Omens, seven men. to*
ii- Stanford atblete i.m Mm- lie initiated Batordar. f»tb: Har-
u,i- tennis iifayer and runnor.jlan n Dykes of Patiftlffli aoa of
"Vott ■,l" ra) ■,"' horillai. tba ctu •oparlntandenl of *< boob
ri aad weighl man Tbbmi md himself a IiIkIi jumper. Ijin-
- dretb It Slnt-, or Llmotn, Neb; Jo-'
in taph H Stearn of 1 .*>■■ Aiu:i-)f-. .
il mandolin player nnd hii-h school
a graduate mtmber or tha rbaptecjathlete; Hum Burts Jr of Banta!
■ ini traoafai blowelf to Innloi Uonlra, too of tba mnvor of ocean i
landing fi Vomotu Ct-dlege Tbe Part Brneet ■ CbrtetMtata of
rbaploi i in have ■ dance kl • Pasadena; dunlbei W Sagel of
home tb: Baittrdaj nlgbl i Paid %Mo. ■ irarli man. nnd Bdarard
plimenl lo lie rreabman member! m Pord ot l-tM Angefer, ■ football
Kappa StKtiin itlm* men. Iti.iud-
(„(, ,., | -,,, Cbl Pal. sis men. with posslblll-;
n,,,, bllttiei of l*o or three more: Chap- '
■ ti transfers i«. aopho-i**1 deellned lo give names
more staadlns from the PnlretrstU '',l1 Clamnui Delta, saveli men, loj
..( California: Ktbrldge I. Tbropp '"' tnitinted Saturdav ||th: a
Robert l.-t-i lataatlfj Lynrh llai*r«Jnold tldettOB ol Palo Alio Cla
and William im Mil all of ■'"'*' Cowll of i*outh Paaadeo*
U tnxelei Sblrlej Hehleui ol --•'n*i Fleming "r S;,» Barnardim
w. and. nnd Robert Houghton of 1-ealai llanklni ..r Tiicaon Aria
s..,.i, Crui brother bf ■ member Ponald Kollei a
who Graduated lii*l >*ii
I'hl Helta Theta s*as*eii
bfi Initiated Saturday, IDlt.
FOtd Melitn Of Sail Cmhk'U.o. a!
•upbomore ami son f Iba *»ell-|
known Judge Itarrj UelvR. •'' Ibe]
apjiellatc tourt. who waa an cart;
tri.'i.ih.-r or ibe Berkeley chapter
Hgrlej Earl and Prank Oreve .
I Hollywood, both Rugby, track an-
p*a**era: Ward Bnleman i
■allda, Colq . Edward Kneasa .•(
Sn. I'l .ii. ■■<■ graduate <*f I^twell
i tilth, formei membei "t tin* snort-
ln« staff of the Chronicle, ami potr
Angeb P etl
llintiiti of Sierra Madre. wh,,
, Matugnlti ftebool In Palo Alto tha
ipast two tears, and George Klnca'd
Of Manila. P I . where ht* futb. i .-
a hunker
Phi Kappa Pal, ni\ men. to he Initiated Carl Merer ..f Baa
Esyiaao. briitber of an cnrlv in.-:.
the . hinder; Millard Bfreelei of
Fresnoi Mortis (loodwln ..r Red-
mml We>land Roberts of Redland-:
ii, 'Batcbetoi of i-■:• \ii.:.'.e- snd
[Frank Thuratou of Portland, Ore
a ih let i< t-orreapondenl f..t
.-t-,|. If DotUlld Kercu*oti of
■ir.. and Prank PryoT of k-
. nenr San llfeito.
n Chi. four men. to be Ini-
Saturday. 19th: Bheldtn
ot s.'ii Mateo: Clare Blunt.
les City, Iowa. Hem* Rteh-
nn Franclaco, son of Iba trelU
htwier and brother of two
member, -i the Berkeley
mil Joseph 11 Kastman of
innto.. who had a '*! snd
nber in tbe Rerkolei . rbeu-
Books for Booth VIome
Dl Ktfie K York li* the Rn>t d
'n ihe little . smpatgn *i irted
gather books for the orphan •
dren «t the Mamie Booth Home I
brought 8*e volumes lo tin* offlre
The Timt-* thi* afternoon M
will I* next*
en, Io hi<
:i • .
EXCHANGE
mil- Fillet- of Sonih
rt Hertel and Matt"
n-adenn: John -Hase-
Hd] and Mien Ha--
1 hate at s
hi Joaa ii'<- a raa t
cnta and prun.
■ old. new
snd nt" 1. a *
outbolidlngi
1 '-"ii. laud w
..nh *i "no p«r acre
(Acdeaal loral
in. good
raiue |g,B00,
Idrtgagi f
e*cbanre for !
alo Alio. S-tn Mateo
Berkeley or Al
tmeda Improted prop
eriy of equal ■
ulue
V. V.
Harrier
HKAI. I-i \l
:. ivsiiitMi uci
I-OAN'S
tfl.1 I'nivet-Mty
Avenue. Palo Alio
Hi
lb
a- and Tt
I, Orf
Kappa Baa
Workers at Zinc Plant
Batten men. lite of ihem rt- leni '
ol Pah) lltn uul tw.. of them dwell-1
ft- -n Mayfleld, are employe.! .,• j
■ii. Ret . /.in- Company's plant lust]
h ' ..( Paso \iio The manager
telephoued Tie TJnjej this tnornln-;.
I., aaj that he wa* ter>
l with the accura.-v and iU-1
formation rontatned in the write-
up in I'eatat-day's lane, ihe only pe-
itniii.1 Information that had am imoj
pfflnl ttLVoa tbe plant was estab-,
Itshed
tereei in tin*
debate
Carpet Cleaning
Palo Alto Upholstering Co.
Lett t.^ ■ t -.--—««■
In mi. r... ■ work na* the left eye
rathf tn-.il taw nuhl aara the Amerl
ran M .. OM i*t A*tl,-mat.*Ttt ami -.ttiei
r\e Itrailsais .-*tu nion- frequeutiy la
the rlel.l ete
S«a Otlsr Skmt
Mem efts* -Stilt. n,.-ii.iir> -,*. ,., j*
lo< n.*. lb*- i-a-M rotor ts a Oars mn
tail Ii'mwii anient tttark V ,--ri.-,-i
akin ID mis rotor n- sruftn gA.UfU
Uabiu ll out i-stsUt-ar], aoon Decotue. ;
Superb Showing
OF
Fall and winter dress goods, silks and velvets. We have just received
heavy shipments in many lines Irom mill and importers direct. These lines will
be offered at the old prices.
SILKS AND VELVETS
lu-i received :i large invoice of -ilks From .mt ,,f New York's largest silk
clearind houses, featuring Crepe de Chines in all the latesl ^hade* for d»y and
r-.t-iiin^ I'.rar: i repc -'li-ii-.n. Charmeuse, Black and Colored Satin., in 27 .;-.-!
'-- inch widths.
Silk Poplins in black and white and full Ime colors, in 36 and 42-inch.
A iptendid showing of Black Satin, and fancy weave, for suits. «.ai> and
trimmings.
Colored Roman Siri|,cs for waists and trimmings.
VELVETS AND PLUSHES
Handsome N'ovvHj and Moire Plushes and Velvets for coats, latetl
in plu-lir-, ami velvets f'.r trimmings. Plaids, Roman Stripe, and Brocade"
- .-ini.-iii ol Paeon Velvets in colort and black. Full line colon in I
. loth.
DRESS GOODS
More new Hr,-.s StittT-. in*t received, malting nur piece g \< departnienl
very Complete, t inr assortments arc double thi* fall of any preceding -i
hi.I \..u will I'mil tin- very lair-i ami lu-si styles in mir prcscnl offerings. All the
lalesl weaves, newesl shades.
I ;_t) Sj-V^1 "ii -ale ill .HI.
NEW ART DRAPERIES
in the fine Printed Reps, An
Denims, An Sateens. I •'-:.
Cretonnes an.l Chintzes, Printed
Taffetas and Linens.
SCRIMS
in a large variety ol plain and
lam > weaves, in white, ivorj
Arabian. Fine selection ol
due.I Si-rims ami l.i.iiinni--
Prices from l.".c t.. 50c a yard
Special prices on a fe* ; -
in close in line mercerized
bordered effects, mw to 50. . rd
and 35c a yari
. in ihe \ er\ j.-
irtion i.anil.. si
COATINGS
A splendid showing m the beat colon and latest weave:
i'.aluiaia.iii. Frieze, Zebclincs, W'atiie Cloth, Attrachant, Pi
plaid ami'imveliies -SJ.tW a \ar,l an.l upward.
SWEATERS
Our new fall line here and read, for you—crisp iTinriiiiigs and evening,
make these garments necessary. New rough neck coal*, oca laiku collar
styles, new Norfolkt, tie» and popular weave*. Novelties in weave and shad
ami all Ihe Staple weaves ami shades. Silk SWeaten—pure silk at less than S '
Francisco prices.
LADIES' COATS
lust received a shipment 61 the latetl styles and materials in the i- ill
and Raglan -n les.
Ladies' Tailored Coats and Suits
Man Tailored by our ..un Expert Tailor, made to .mir own indi
measurements, iii and satisfaction guaranteed. Over 350 new fall and »
cloth samples, besides our own immense showing ol drat. Boods, suitings
cloaking, to -elect from, li you are contemplating a new suit, coat or skin tvi
would advise yon lo call on u- at once before the fall ru-h. VVhj not hav.
suits made to order? r..st^ but little more than shop suits and a hundred tii
more satisfactory.
flflendenhall Co.
r
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PALO ALT
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Hsa Franeiaro, I*.,. |7._. f
Kale toelatit: . l-.sa.lj \\..!n..- •
dar.
si-Aim:.
irnlg ptUt Alto Mvmi\
Th. Hail? Times oa. .esse,
lu.no, ssd U.S. 11 aeacaetee
«• mar. HJO, botk foe aU-M
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VOL.30
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17. 11)07.
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BOOSTER SAYS
111: WASN'T m tltl.li at the
cry of hard times, for he
found so many useful and la-
eipensive Christmas presents
st our store. Why not come
and see tor yourself? Ws
hsve the finest line of Carver*, Charing IMt.hr*, Pocket
Kulv.-* and Table <ull<-rj In
the city, and ' at prices btat
will surprise yoo, at (he
Palo Alto Hardware Company
. rtjoasr Mala M. KlatJ. ta Use Oaler at Us. 434..
i***********p e**\*a************i*t**t,
The
Dudfield Lumber
Company
Lumber and
Mill Work
Of Every Description.
Main Oftice • •
Hill Office -■
Phone Main 11
Phone Main 225
You Need
Xmas Money
SO DO WE
Therefore, aa a mutual benefit,
let us offer following caah rates:
Host bulk Currsnts, |>or lb. . . 10c
Best seeded Rslslns, pkg 10c
Koaa Coffee, reg- 30c, special
3 lbs iv
Tomatoes, good quality. 1 raa* SSe
per din .'
English llreakfast Tea, worth
sor t»er lb., special 2 lbs. ...
Honu-~made Orange Marmalade,
rag. 31.0, special SOc
COMPTON'S
ICgl I'atvrrsitjr Atrsnr.
' .iril uf Theah*.
sirs. L. D. Synon, Mr. snd Mrs.
licii'snitn llockabout and family desire In thl* wsy to thank the many
friend*-* who tendered (heir sympathy siul rendered their as»l*tance
during Ihe sad houra that havs followed the death of Carol Synon.
Mr*. K. 1.. Campbell, of llerkeley.
a formrr resident of Palo Alto, has
been seriously III for the past fsw
weeks. She will spend the winter
montlis In Denver. Mr*. Campbell
Is well known In Palo Alto, having
orgsnlird the Woman's Club lo this
cjty. ; £
i um.i. DAT* osieY
At Hkating It I nl
The Great
Passion
Play
I'ift* Story *>t the flarlor
Com incut-lug Monday, n.-. .•ml.-r 10,
i.-n~ .IiMIjvHIon TgSc
Matlere Wcdoeedsy st S:»0.
9*********
ANNUAL MEETING SANTA CLAUS jlfo BILLS ALLOWED
CONVENES TONIGHT APPEARS EARLY BY CITY TRUSTEES
Now Is The Time For Business
The Peninsula will soon be humming from San Francisco to
San Jose. i
Tbs na*-shore cutoff today Is a rsrtalnly. A sehsdals Is fixed for
December Its.
Of sll ths plscss ob the Psnlosala for boms or Inveatmsnt property, Palo Alto Is In the lead. Boy now before prices go op—for they
•111 IO.
Ws sell r.O-foot lots from 2,000. Terms can bs msds to ault tha pur-
cbaeer; monthly payments If desired.
Rend for s list of prices on bom*-*** ■ I ready ball., as well sa tbe lots.
The J. J. Morris Real Estate Company
120 University Ave. PALO ALTO, CAL
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*****
Our Holiday Goods
Are Coming Rapidly and Selling Rapidly
First—We tar-poet oar goods directly from Japan, so thst ws caa
•ell mnch cheaper thsa aay other place.
:s.-4 ..ml— We gmarmmtem everr srilcle we *cll.
Third—Oar *lm la to *stlsfy oar castoroers. *
We Do Wholesale or Retail
Staaford gate pisls fa*, la frees Jaaaa. i
Ws sss. yea alt to leap-ret sear tt
We park for yoa free of r hsrgr
THE NIPPON
mi mu nttmmvmmmmr *mmmmmnmm.m
2 O 8
University Ave.
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PAIA' AI.TO MITIAI. IU ILIUM-, UM AL HRMS HKMI.Mltl.lt I IMI -
A M>AN At-iHtMIATION TO | UFVICr. WITH I'HKTTY
mjtot oAFiaauL otm.
p-wtpi'nijmkvi* op tax pay-
HKNT HtXTV IIA1H 11KI.AVS
PAVMRNT OP -CLAIMS.
*\
Ii.ii tiihi.ni. to the Hy-Iasr* to Be ''■■"> Atlractlre « «l. n-Lr. t n.ni par* Ordloaare Psnsid l.i rdj
\-.i-il I |-..i end the Annual Famous Palatlug* HIkiw Ad-> (1*1 m Itifnitd CliMI^I- to
Iti-IMirtt-. Msiir. vrrtl*cr*' OtwtA Ta*lr*.
There wlll be n meeting of the
stockholder* of ibe I'alo Alto Mutual Building'.*. Loan Aiaociation tit
Fraternity Hall annex thla evening.
Btwldos the usual reports and election of directors, tbe business of tor
evening will be ths voting upon severs) Important amendments to th*
by-la*-*. Theae by-law* are tn eon*
formlty with tbe act of the late legislature relating to building and
loan associations.
This ant make* some sweeping
changes In building and loan laws
and the *iro|to*ed changes aro too
pew for aoy one except a financial
expert to properly Judge whethtr
they are good or not. The Isw enlarges the scope of building and
loan a-fsoclattoni aod practically enables them io do a regular banking
business Whether thl* enlarge-
ment of power Is also hedged about
bv the samo sitfc-^uerds tbat are
tbrown around hanks Is a matter
upon which ihe average stockholder
Is not fully Informed.
Another proposition up for consideration Is the authority to Issue
so-called "guarantee stock.", The
purieoee of this stork Is such tbst
Its holders agree to i«y to the association all losses thst may be Incurred and In return for this Insurable the holder* thereof are to
be paid '1 per cent of the face value
c* ill the morgage loans held by the'
association. In other words. If the
association holds 3,600. and the reproduction ts an exeelteot copy of the
orlglnat colors.
The Corbaley A Thorpe Automobile Company bave a pretty calendar called "A Fair Chauffeur,'
lie Advertised.
P-.-..14) I. Mill liV. ■ (■'.■■'-■
An Informal re-vptlou will be
bfld this evening at the new Presbyterian Churcb, lo wblcb all members snd friends ero most cordially
Invited. This wlll be the flmt event
of a social nature In the new church-
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Why not trade at tbe big •
stors? larger stock thsn J
over to select from- Nothing *
shoddy or unreliable sold. •
Prices lowered to aalt existing I
11 .million*. *
SEAMANS ■ I
WATCllKS, IHAMOXDS,
sJRWELRY. CUT QLAA* I
which Is a composite picture— an
example of the modern art of pho-
tography. combined aita tb* art of
painting. The girt In the picture
was photographed from life, posing
ss the modern society woman who
runs her own oar, slid dsllghts In
tbe exhilaration of mis Twentieth
century sport.
A decidedly attractive and artla-
tlr picture appears In the calendar
mailed by the Thoits fthoe Compsny
The picture Is tnben from Francis
Hsv's pstnttog. "Ths Cradle Book.**;
showing: a mother of a hundred *
years ago at her splnaet ss she
watrhes her little one la Its cradle.
This picture won the 1,000 or by Imprisonment not exceeding thirty da*.-*, or by both aueb
flne and imprisonment." The other
ordlnsncs passed provides a tax or
$10 a quarter on skating rtnka and
entertainments connected therswttn.
The Bcedy CUIm.
City attorney Norman E. Malcolm
presented a report oo ths claim of
Louti 8. Becdy for attorney's fees
Is ths atreet railway franchise case.
Mr. Malcolm recommended that tha
nn\tter lie refsrrsd to the Banta,
Clara Inlerurban Railroad Compsny. This racommendstlon was approved and g resolution embodying
tbs decision wfll bs prepared for
passage at ths next meeting of the
(Concluded on Fourth Pig*)
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A call has boon Issued by R. W.
Itarrett, chairman of a tnmporary
committee, for a meeting of university men at the Coppa restaurant,
133 Pine street, Ban Francisco.
Monday evening. December 23d, for
lh* purpose of organising a Stanford Club of Ssn Francisco. Every
loysl Stanford man Is urged to be
present.
EVERY
DAY
* If ...is rial, (he Palo"Altss ♦
. rrrlaht depot of tile H. P. Oe. *
* pa* raa vr Karstllarr aad 1
. (in^rlr. msMlgisrsl In Isle *
i . ' i :
| Allan, ssfcci depend wtsoll, na J
I Palo as. for aaaa, ilhiiiooc!. *.
i It would be too j
: much to expect \
that they would I
buy all their fut- j
niture from
Curry j
of PALO ALTO j
*
e
at least they should j
buy in Palo Alto j
Horn, to Mr. and Mra. John Me-
Lartilan. st 607 rnlverslty avenue,
Pslo Alto, December 10, 1907, a
iilne-i-oitml boy. The popular Wells-
Fargo man bss been receiving th*
congratulation* of his many frlendi
A Communication.
Krtitor of the Palo Alio 1
In a recent lasud of your psper
there wss published an Horn ttoot*
menting upon tho chuse of Tcrlu
versus l-surtdtu'ii. now it-ending Id
the superior court lu tbls county, in
that Item tfas condition of my
slaughter house was unfavorably
commented np (please do not think
1 .am casting any blame upon your
paper, for 1 know that It ws* only
a copy of an article published In a
Ban Jose paper). In Justice to myself and my business I wish to ssy
that Die allegations reflecting upon
the condition or my slaughter bouss
sre s tissue of felsehoods. Ths shit
wss foaMluted sgslnst me for ths
purpotth of* extorting money from
me. I have Instructed my attorneys
to fight It to the bitter end. As to
the condition of my slaughter house,
I am willing to have the board of
health or a oommlttee of rltUcns Inspect Ihe same at any time, a* I
feel assured that It will compsrs fa*
vorohly with any place in the county of the asms character, both tn
cleanliness and sanitary conditions.
KeHpoct fully, j.
M, C. LAl'ltlDJRM.
Our Holiday Line
Now on Display i, Complete in every
Department
i.ll ' IsOOKH
TOV BOOK*
Pit THIS
t.pjiTHEit noons
HI \ \ Nivs I.mil.-.
CHRIDTHAB TABUS
f'tl.KVI.Alia
ALBEE & HARRISON
Boulviclkr. anil Ststlescri
First National Raak Balldlng.
SPECIAL OFFER
For this montb only Wilson wltl
nay express charges on discs Frail
to sny city in the United Slates,
What coald be more appropriate
to ssod your Eastern friends for
XrossT Mads right hsr* Io Palo
Alto, pat np In beautiful California
•ouvenlr botes, packed especially
for shipping, and— WllefiOX PATS
I Hi: KXPRBM. Juat bay. ths froK
-lssvs the shipping addrsss ana* '
Wilson does the rsst.
No bothsr.
P-ettsr attend to It early.
WILSON'S
Quality Regulates Cheapness
When you buy from us you srs getting good goods, getting thsm
at the regular pries and delivered promptly—ovary article ta gaaraa-
tssd; you tske no risk, ws assams sll ths responsibility.
Orsnges are coming right along. The nsw canned goods ars sow
In. Corns In and look ovsr oar dishes. You ars aara to find ■
to pleas* yon for a Christmas prsssaL
SALLOWS & RHODES
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0004
No full textDAILY PAI.O AI.TO TIMES. FRIDAY. NOV. 37, 191-
PAC.I' FIVK
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
"The Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch"
Henrietta Crosman In ooe of her beat pla>* Thla cannot fall to
BSttafy the moat exacting audience Tb* parked houee* w* had
tbla we«k show our promlt* made a week ago, that w* bad aome
On* r**U coming, it folty borne out by th* appreciative and Im*
menae audience* lhat hare filled our bouae.
"THE TRAITOR"
A King, aa s rune, mentioned to hi* cabinet that there waa a
traitor among them, and he gave blm fir* hour* to get out of hit
kingdom. When th* fire hour* waa up *r*ry one of them bad
"beaten tt."
Admission 10 rent*. *u>ge •****<•* SO .mi-.. <*fuMr-en and*-*- IS V.
s\ I I itu.n OM-r — "BKA8TS OF THK Jl'NOI-K"
MONDAV — *r vNMUUM'ALl! i ii:\ I \ 1 « « > I i'. \ I I ,,1MI
Gems In Verse
A
EXPELLED.
BAT. a ball, a tivaaa. a mitt,
A track autt aad Uxrm* nw*mx*rm.
A faiiK-ain* baa. a gulf outfit,
v alt. -f ,.r roads' tettara.
A rolutaa am tMtngy,
' A r..». at f. ->tbaJl I
A tMilklo* and a family trot which we'd had no to**--..
Flv* .tiiia to wear upon th* -.tr*-*-.
A dreaa auiL a Tusadi*.
. 1>n pair* of attomm. mn* emir ot teat,
Tba An* nickname nf "Sp*>»do."
, A t-BrOi. air. a trao of Oraek.
j A look ..* aatufa-1, >.-
1 a
! A mat-kin*-** that fairly rallad.
Of ta-icoaa quitr a hne*i**4f--.
t A nut* viftlatntn* why »xp*lt*>S-
Th«a** Jack brtmaht ham* treat c-M**t*
-Walter O. Doty
Varsity Tailor Shop
Suits to Order
From 17.50
158 University Avenue
PERSONAL MENTION
P. Marlon Krans. brother of R. T
Grans and uncle of George Evans,
died Isat Sunday at bis home near
Itilpltas The funeral ■•nice* were
beld Wednesday.
Arthur M. Vree. dir.it let attorney
of Santa Clara county and Stanford
'Ot graduate, waa orator of tbe day
at the memorial services of tbe San
Francisco 1-udge of Elks Issi Sunday.
Will Talk ol Zulus
The rvcniiti* **trtries next Sunday
it the Congregational church it tp be
under the aasaaaci ,*( the VVorneai
A**i*ciatum of the church The
women have cngaaed Mr- (".cori**-
Cpwlei ol South *\trk I IO .ire the
addresi Mr* Cowlea La uU to be
a vooaa of delightful i^*r*..nility and
charming addret* »ho ha* for many
years bad the direction of an in-
thit-ntiat •fill-*' school among the
Zulus She tells, in a simple.
•.ir-iiK'-Ttt'T-Aard manner, ot definite re
■.uit- in character moulding and race
development
All who can hear Mi* Cowles will
feel the -thrilling interest of the
Christian battle-front where Christian
a.'tviSrati.in inretf. savagery; where the
touch of Ihe Highest melts the heart
and Iran-forms the life of the savage.
Special music is provided and thc
pub,ii* la invited.
Old Engliah Army Orders.
A quaint army order waa Issued In
England lu 174.1. which said. "No offl
cer or man to wear a white feather.
leat they be taken for tbe Frwracbr
In tbe-**-* day*, too. tbey apparently
found It necessary lo l**ue Inatructlon*
regarding fuiiatmcuts that would certainly be out of place today, aurb at
lb* followliis- in CitX "Sailor* and col
tier* never make good aohHei-a. being
accns!*d to a more drunken way of
life than what a private sentinel's pat
can admit of." Another audi war offit-i-
uinudate, directed to recruiting sergeant* In 1TH1 said. "You m.i-t eiitlat :
UO *trollers, tag-thumb*. tluk.r*. cblai !
oey aweepa or aallore***
Much ImnKir- [ii*ob*bl*. almllarly on
t*tin-*clo*as-marked tbe niorr general
army orders of thoae stern "Id tinie*.-
I.,'l.ll"li AH'Wl'M
JOYS.
V'H' nt*--diri br rich la bs hsppr:
1 v.... nasdn't 1- ffamoue to amll*
Ihri* ar* io* ■ ror th* p-**or***t of toUar*
If onty twit tbbik tb*m worth wt-.ll*
Tr******* a,** li.it •a.**** and .-in-.hu*.* a-plan-
Ai»l I'liissom* for all te bahold.
And alwaya it-,* bright days outnumber
Tie dark and tha , hearlaaa and col,I
I**»r rrtartn t« crow .,:,! aad auceaaaful
ll UM )ny** ,>.*,..ei in W*1L
Tb** tx-T-raat of taBafS baa bleaalnat
Ilia rtchfr ...■,.;.*ii,i..n« may erara.
Ami many a man who haa rich**
Ot***** aotrowtn* nn tn th* mra
\*Ot"l.I. never b* hapt*r tomorrow
-** If >■•« ara not harpy today.
'f jr-u'ra rnlaalng tha *•*-*• that sr* praa-
Aii.l .all:.* for ■■■* a far away
ft.-* roa* wilt not idoum any falr-ar
li. tha alortous years thai may ba
Heal tli-i,»» won't awaalen It* frairranr**
Nor help you Ita l-a-Miiti** lo ***
r>r*AY I* tb* tin:- |* inaka marry
*Tl* foll-r for fot-tva* lo wait.
Toull not m-4 ft •«'•** aa* blner
lf svar tm cotn* to ** g, < *i
Toull not nnd your Joy* any brlahter,
S» manor what fortune >i-u win
kt*..- t'-o tn.*i of i f- a aunabln* H.la mln-
Chance to Psy Taxes
Both clly and county taie* wi'.l
become delinquent utileaa paid before November 3Pth. next Monday.
MN At AllVr.KTtaKMKT-ITai
Splrella corset* ind Wm Frank
waist*.Mr* IllalV ttt Homer PhT-tl
a a •
Hot br*ad and rotla *r*ry aft*i-
*ooq at 4. Oak bakers. 160 IJnlr. **r
a-ltf—Advt.
a * *
Old p3p*r* tor aale at Time* offlr*
10 rants a bundle (10t>.
* * •
Cot flowara. flora* daalgna aod
plants of all kind* at I.** Palmae
greenbeuae*. Phon* i't
COMUVa, "( AlHIHA"—Advt
[ BIRD, EH?
Sup.MtiliO-11 *f Sum
lli Siam all haMe* rr.fit-, tbe name
nana* nt birth Ttit* name It I'-inc.
•vhli-ti cie-.ii* red. and It la the milt
ilaslgnitlmi vouchsafed the Mweotasr
for some umuth* Kor *•*'** era I ysan
they wear HO HotU&| ciee|-t i-i l.-ii-
h -trine of beads or bracelets or auk
Igta n* omammt. As a child * Mrlli a
cord that ha* l-evn IiIcsmtI by tlie
prlgsts K iiiii round the oalstfa of the
house nntl three Imlla of rlee nn-
thrown in "'ucky dtre**Uons" by ibree
old woiiifti. who are always present at
*ucb a time and tvl.*-e t>u*ln*-a« It t*
to *olk-lt foe Ibe little nn.- the patro
nage and pnni**.*!hm of guardian nn
gelt. Tbe cord and the scatlertng
about th* premlMcs of a ivn.-iii. klu.t of
native fruit nre siipnosed to I>e efllr-n
ctoua ln preventing the t-titrnu f evi'
aplrlts.
Ns Winner.
Sublime satlafactlon lu one* own
power* mutt be a rery delightful condition, bul a celebrated EnglUh mu
alclan. Itr. Artie, who flourlahed In tb-*
flmt half of the eereutccntb century, j
for one*-* very w|till> turn--.! the tables ,
on some singer* of |his tyjie He tret '
fiak-sl In decl.l** M the re*|»ectli|, |kiw
era of two vot-alltta whos-* tnli'tit* es {
latetl etiilrely In their own lmni*1nn
ttons After liesrhur tbem I*. .Vnie ■
said t*» one. "To* are the worst singer !
I ever beard lu my life."
Then i-xclalmi-d Ibe other. "I w|nT I
"No." anawenil the ju*t Judge; "you
SSat "Itit* at all."* Argouaut.
What Sha Didn't Say.
The youuir man -h'tild have gone
home nn hour taffeta, but be wn* «llll '
llimerlni: ntui mitLlin: convemaiton.
Tbe girl wit* dc-i-crate
"Oh. I *ay. fcaaSS KraiKest.' be aald. j
■'wonld you raiber say a»metbing snd j
mean nothing lhau say nothing and
■-MB something** We were discussing j
tbat this evening nt dinner nnd left It <
undtt-ldi-d."
And tb* girl uever sahl a word.- ■
Llpplncott'*.
THE WORLD'S WORK.
rSAU a o*M*M mrntad on
tha
1 >'■'*... *h»wnl a boy tb* work
ibs f * knot
Tb* man waa old tba wMtber
t-*atk
".* atiiTti) •*«■ snd an unlucky
In actN.-it*. att-.ii and rouah b*
taua.it the way
To hold ih* ropa-and how to tl*
lh* »t( ir. i»
A* fuaaaTJ and Ihua. an-1 whan h*'d
had ht* **r
Hi- Sav* thr task up to thos*
••aSrr hand*.
I haanl *t>m* inumt,l-Hl worda of
And heard low ihrillina* ton** In
a.*(i taptr,
And than I think tw*a .lone, for In
* trie*
Tti* l*'i l**pt up wllh *n ermltln*
e*i
M-. knvwlrd*-* alnoa Ihi* world of
our* b**c*n
rniin a** to a*e haa i-a****! -and
man io man
-Triton in Spactator
0
LOTU*.
>af of l»v* I lay
trap ot il"** I tf >'>i,i,ii-i ii,"*,
h»n ait,| mln tli* aliroudln* etsy.
Hut h--av«n I* i,"it,.l m* ararywhara
- Has trie* lr win
It I* going to rain water very
t-oon now. the winter scbeduie bar
been arranged and obtained at TIIK
BKMVK.
Ila Inn-at* ***■ '.I-
...-„.,,„. II .In, "-' ■>'- »l».
Winter Inderwsre. OtOTS*, Sweat-
e*V Rte.
R*ni* lautlso Itug**. Pillow Toi**.
,i„l Mat* from »2.
' i'ti-i- ttrxtrrn fn.m S.V to ***i"«.
I*-. y.,ur baylag bow.
The Regent
PHONK 2. FKFK HKIIVUllES
Honw* of Hart, «ch«ffne*r A Man
«*li- Hi* - "Krerwear** g*aara*te*ed
Hi**-(—-.-vi Iwiiiittl *t our store
Wet-Id L.k* t* St* It.
"I done beard ll read In de paper."
aald t'nele Ilaapberry, "d*| aome o'
dme bere ri> in' macblm* getnmrn aaya
rt man kin do anything a bird kin."
"That* what tbey aay." aald Aunt |
Oaattaa
"U'.-ll. when nuy a" *-m «ea* a man
-.it fas' aale«l>. bnldln' nu to a tree
branch wlf bl* fti-t. I *ho' wlabe* dey'd
en 11 me Io hare n llUTi ** ladtss* H.hih*
Jounial.
Imaginal'O"
"You don't e*re much for the dlale-T
author*"
-No." admitted Mr. HatTerlv
"Rut you must admit Ihtt hi* b ,- Im
;iCtna tion "
"lie has. II* goes right abend Im
sglnlng tbat an Irishman **y* '■*!' >n-
atead of T and *pbwat' Instead ot
•what.'"—Wsablngton Star.
THC JOY OF THE HILLS.
T Itll't: t*n thr. mountain top*. I rid*.
1 I have four-ad my Ilf* and am •ailaftad
Onward 1 rtd* In th* blowing oaia.
('het-ktna th* rirM lark* rlppllna not**
I.agiiily- I BVS*p
Pr.-ft, *t***t> to *l*a*p
Over my head throwah t* •» branch** bl*b
Cima *tlmpa«ai of m rushln* atty.
Th* tall <*<■ bruah n,» l.oraa'* flanka
Wild |-oppiMi en.ad „n th* *unny bank*.
A lM*e t>i-i.u a blur t-ehlnd
I am lifted al*!*— lh* tklea arpand
Iter* th* WorM'a baapad gold la m pll* of
aaml.
laat thrm »«,, ami ■ ,rk In tholr narrow
wall*
I rid* wllh |b* T.,lc*-a af watarfsll*
I *wina on aa on* In a dream—1 swing
Down lh* airy tmllowa: I about. I ■In**
Tti* world i* gon* lika an arnptr word-
Mr b--dv'a a t- us!. In tb* wind, my haait
a blnl*
-rr-dwta Uarkham
Mar D.l.af
"Do yoo." ti- aaked, "bellera In earlt
marriage"'"
"W'rll." ahe replied. "I uaed lo. bat I j
am wilting Io aay that at present I b*-1
Here *t»etler late than never' may be.
applied to marriage aa well a* to aome ;
other thing*'-Brooklyn Cltlaan.
In th* Market.
Agent-Hare yoo t-ecoaie converted
to life Insurance yet * Pro* pert Ire itlak
-,Va hot Ire gut four companies bidding for me - Philadelphia I-edger.
\Y
UftELESt.
HA ; ti lh* uaa of frattln*
Whan tha ioya you want slip
by?
What a th*> ua* ot* (riling
".Ion. . I lip and dull Ot *y*f
What • tha u** ,,f moping
Wii.ii )(,ur tkla* ar* dark aod
sray"
I ■■■r. tt help you In your *ropln*?
Do** it ever amoot'i th* way?
DID * wblrapar 9vm .xbtrr.
Anjr Uitdrn that you oor**
Did a etuan far* ever b-*)**hta«i
Anr thy that'* aon* t**t*ar*T
U'ben you ;. ■ * imubls fr*t you
And ).i< put -■ .i. your *mtl*
l'i.**a your arowlm* *v*r a*t you
Anr pi*a*ur«* -worth tb* whIU?
*l't/r •**(.; rm away your sor-
■■* row*.
Tt-u can't mop* sway your ear*.
You can r**e-h tb* glad tom.rro-* »
If th* troubled on** you b**r.
I'm your growling and your whining
And your fa*** that'a sour and
■frap
Will not atart th* *un to ahlnlng
Or haatan Joys to rom*
-Da-trest rres Piess.
THE KEY.
TN hop* I follow joy gon* bofar*.
s* In bop* and t**r p«r-*t*i*nt aaf**
gtni
A P*lys**niat.
SfJ **!*** ,^rwh/1 n*J WbtLt^^'ragM 1 carry In m, band
-Very often he* • fellow wbo baa -j^ BoMrn k¥f „, ^ .„„ JMnn a'w
more money than be knowa what to do of goidan bom*
**itb."-Phlladelphls Bulletin. -<:hri-ttna o. Itoaacitl.
L^ "3^ Good Taste Does
ate
Not Impose A
Prohibitive Price
The one thing thai the modest Income can
and should buy is good taste.
Good taste, good material, and good work,
manship are a trinity of virtues always tt, lac
found in
Stein-Bloch and Benjamin Clothes
Up to 35.00
In the way ol Chilly Weather; Comforts anil Neccssitirs lor indents and others,
we have un exceptional line of
Bathrobes, Spalding Sweaters,
Mackinaws, Flannel Shirts
Christy, Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
Notwithstanding the War in Europe, which caused
a Shortage of Toys,
WE HAVE MORE
TOYS
AND A
LARGER ASSORTMENT
THAN EVER. WHAT IS
MORE IMPORTANT
THERE WILL BE
No Advance
in Prices
WOERNER'S BOOK STORE
177 University Avenu
0002
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TOES. fflUt-tSDAY, APRIL 19,1918.
SUNDRIES
We hsve many kinds ol useful and handy articles (or
kildien use, also a complete line of
T_kaihlS_e_OaClol-
Mopt, Brea.il and Carpet Sweepem
Hammocki, Cot Bedt and Camp Ciiairt
CirdenStedi
Fincy GU11 Piecei
Odd Cup. ind Wen
Better come in and see about it at the
Palo Aho Hardware Co.
Fortune Taxi
PHONE 19
S •__ 7 PAtSENQER CAMS f*r hir* by tit* k*w *r by th* trip.
Day and Night Service
10* CIRCLE PALO ALTO
Refrigerators
White Enamel Provision Chamber.
Door trimmings bronze metal, polished
nickel finish.
Woven wire tinned shelves.
Kiln-dried, oderless hardwood.
Six walls of insulation.
The lids fit tight, making a perfetftly
air-tight chesft.
,.,,,,,,111,111,1
Palo Alto Furniture Company
•THE QUALITY HOUSE**
300 Unirrnity Ave. Phone 12
BUY THRIFT STAMPS
and help th. boy. on the other aide
On Sol. Here
tSKe DEV1L-I_?{ nu* Jt£ _t tiy T*ei _nd Wn"
CHAMBER COMMERCE i*~ —•'• M""" J,m-u«
. Tb* tide of aar nrvntth mint iarg*
BANQUET BRINGS OUT ; .*■<**- t* tb* r*MandiBi • i r_«ir -aat
n Acr nn itiavc °*r h*"lp **** *°****** *oo tat* to wia
LLU.t KU-*-liUN5 ,-.. ,,. w* ar* gotag lo -la at alt
htitrdt. bat tbe flght will b* iapr*ai*.
ICOBllBBad iron pag* 1) Tb* gae*U itatad al the *p**k*ra'
' ib* m**t ot tnore *a*rgetlc action to ■*■■■• vara a* f..Ilow*.
nab* tb* tore* of America of mor* Hay Lyman Wilbur. J H Mr Nib.
, wtsight It tbt war. He aald that thar* Kpltand Hatlag. Capt. Bdward 11. l',*t
{ wrr- too many promt*** aad loo tew vm. M. A. lint haa. II iv.it u l-.ii.*
, performance*, too macb talk and loo' Alfred Sralr. Major A. A. retry Havy,
; Uttl*. aetloa. H* B*v*raty blain*d th* Major John M. Cart Hon. Kdward Jr.
ne«»p*prr. for devoting bo mark urun, l.lrut Bdaia K Hlebtay.
; tpae* to ba-ttralti*** of wbat Atoaric*^ other, ,„*,_. -,„-
. can do laataad of utlBg It to aro*** lb*
; public to a .rnir of th* srnillnr** of
our actual accompli—_b*bu. Sccra*
; tary Baker *t*rt*d ln aa a pactSt!. If
aow aara tbat wa raqalr* an army of
throe million taeo and II b* »ay* that.
It matt b* rn laataad of ratting th*
i price of wheat, a* th* ■unat-- hat Ju.t
done, wr ahoald Ibct**** tb* acrr-agt
and tbe lupplj- — hlcb w* ran •■ ml
1 acroaa with our troop* and gun*
SAVE MONEY
On Your Clothing
BUY
Steinbloch or Kuppenheimer Clothes
Christy-Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
Llhat Ctlffar-ia'i Cltmat*
; Col. CurtU W Otwtll or lb* Sltlh
englne*ra highly complimented tb*
tcllmat* of Call for* 1* at rotnpared
wllh tbat ot itn- allngnd tnnny *outh.
j wbera b* look photographi of th*
.-drifting tnow. Hr pral**d lh* flower..
) th* ladle* aad tbe rlfraal* of our atata.
He told of tb* organliation of lit" owa
rr-gtment. lhe Sltth engine*!**, whlrb
baa bern rr.rultrd tt Camp Frnmonl
and now hat lOOO aaa In air*** of it*
quotB. He tald thry were lb* pick ot
California aad the flneti body of
he bad ever (****■* BBaoclited with and
with the real of ih* llh dlvliton Ihey
were *agar to go aero** and do their
part la th,* great battle* of tbe wett-
•rn front.
MeNtb't Thrilling Addraa*
Pol—aer l*nlt*d Statt* nutria At-
t.iro-v Jobs I. McNab ot 8aa Pran-
claco gave tfa* principal addr*** of tbt
evealag. He ipokt for two hour* with
a tllrrtng elotiB«noe wbleb h*1d hli
! aadlt-nr* ipetlbound to tb* tail m*>
_r-.ti.t- H* talkad of tb* graat crtatt 1b
j human atTalrt pratanud by tb* world
George llobden. Jam** Mctaachlan.
Ralph W Kulltnrr. _*T**d Holler, Uu.
•ell T. Hoblnt-on. T. t>. I-**olllng, A. C.
Hobart. W I, Camp. It W Hntman,
J Nl*l**n. 3 W. Holler. Dr. C. W,
Darker, r. W. I'm. 0 0. n*rt*chk*. II
E. Stand*—, li n ttohln-oa, J. B
Ugtetl. O. O Hhod-a. Krnett Wllinn.
L. M Plac*. O. M, Railerday, Joa*pb
T. ShlppM*. i. Itolar**. L H Oowill.
O. B. Maktna. J. w. While. T. C. Cbrli-
ty. Ooorge II Allen. William A. Doyle,
M. P. Duff. R*V. Sehenck. ChBrlet
Rebullng; H. P. Smith. Q*o. It U*nt-
I**. A. C. i-i.li,.! til. Kdward P. Caahel,
H C Reynold*. _. P. nurkhart, W. K.
(inirliin. Ilmiry A. llitvi. Monro*
Thorn**, rraak Kaaton, A. V Klllam,
8gt- A. J. Adamt, W. K. fkmthwood.
W. 8. Blade. Oaorga W, t.ul.i. Otrar
N. John*on. Itorton rrandall. Alien A.
Prior. K. Id Hyde. A. B. Palnriun,
Li<*ol Krneat a M Powl*r. Wallnr
Rodgwrs, | I.. H l_aut*r*l«lB, W. J.
Blehl. D. T. Htletnan. III. B. flpauldlng,
M. It. Hare. A. 1. Btlby. >- W. Cook*.
John C. Sllllman. M. Earl* Adam*. 0
R. Parktmon. O-org* W. Tinner, Wll
Ham R. de Or,*.!. Cbarle* E Tally. P.
W. Hacknll. Mortimer -ei-run. W. C
Th.,it.. J W. W. C. Baker, K W. 11*1
linger. Dr. A. B. Mayhaw, Capt. 01 an
D. Oorton. Or-org* A. Montell. It W
Orr, C. A. Klrkr-ey. de-art* L. H- .«.--
William P. Stiller. A. H. P*rgu*on, Jo*-
eph A. Jury. Capt M. T Mlmpioii. II
A Trimble. K L Duaah**. J. K. Car-
ler. W. It K*lty. Chart** W**kt. J. P.
I'olltni. J L. Martin. J. C- Pranklla.
California Market
317 University Ave.
war and pl**tar«d th- dnly ot America! w F Hr**. ■**■ * Hapfwal, flta-r*
In that itruggi*. Ile bb1bI*4 word, -lt*-rleh. Normaa B. Malcolm. W. P
picture* of Iba work of tba Hun and 0r*T- T c Rlr** ° *-_■*-■■« 11. W. D.
Uw peril which th*y pr**«nt*d to lb*i Wbbbob. Alfred J Engl*. Loul* Ola*n.
Illbertl** of Ib* world. H* rirli»id!*rth,r ****•*■ *• ***• ^l"k' ******
I tb* work ol tb« alll** tnd «t*rr*d to1 "*•*■ B <V A"*". » ~ Wllion. W B
tb* high *Bp*ctatloai wltb which tbtyl A»*n. W. O Horabin. C. K. Jordan.
looked IO Amema I-nd O* ■!■!■ I*" ****** C r *****•• K _ isobar,
tal twaitmn* aad wonderfBl oppet%e-\r**** c Bma*riag*a. E. C. Wrlng.n-
nlty. It t* oar detUoy to play a part | »«■"• T- r lUmtaond. B P. LauiUn.
la tb* graat *ta*rg*_-T wbleb wOll ***•***■ •--*««-*>(*. A. N. Umpbreya. E. C.
bafll oar aaUtmat* ot tb* tuiar* gCl1'1-* H W Slmhtat. Pr-rdertck
Sebaatder, ll B. Oatdborg. A V
I To-rea. I! H Daahletl. Oaorga W.
I lii.Tr,.. Alfrad E. W*rry. H*rb«n
j SpaiD*r. A T tOdleeS, W. W. 0I_-M*r.
Jt* W. M*Bit*U. I, N Taylor. J. If.
Bordea. Brig 0*n 1. D _*Hr_, Col O
f W. Otwelt. Major 8. M. Jobaaoa. C. P
' r>?. D. A MeodcabalL, It N. Van-
darroott. E. O. Hoyt. T. C. Millar, Ja*.
B Willta-tt. Capt. Prank A- CtrdldlB*.
J Hr-fjj, C C.
tb* Atlantic coatl. brlaglag coolvr
• rithrr g*n*ra—y. Th* rbang* la
Chi. ago wa* It aagtae* at T a. _. (—t
eagrt** abov* tato); tb* clung* lo
**! Loala wa* bIm lt d*gr*** |U 4a-
gr*** abovti Tba cbaag* la N*w
York Clly wa* IS dOgtra** it: abova)
aad tb* rhangtt. la Waahlagton. I). C-.
waa IS dlgTMB (IS digriaa aboval.
Haavy rata US. i*rb**i wa* >uil
lalllag In aa*v**too. T*_—. u I tt
tall of a uorn. c-aatral tbt* morning in
tba Qalf of ilriu.i It waa taowtag
la Doavar aad rainlag Ib Kbbibb City
aa tha rasult of tbe aorthM-rt *it»ailon
ot th* golf Hona Tbe rain area will
probBbly r*ach th* Atlaatlc coait la-
algbt or (Utardiiy.
CROCKS
Sixes 13-GiL to 6-G_r-20c to 1.50 each
Just the thing for putting down eggs
BIXBY & LILLIE
QUOCERS PALO ALTO
Phone 886W
We Deliver
Specials
FOR
Saturday
In all kinds of
High Grade Meats
Fruits and Vegetables
I IHE WEATHER I
Tlrrtti fo-.'ast far t»l_rt)*, 0*n>
trally elaar; c*ntlnw*d •vann. pottlbiy
r-nodtratad hy *** br**B*.
Ttmptrilu't y**t*rdty, April IS:
Matimum M (a yaar ag* tl: two
ytlrt *bo St: thr** y«in ap* 61: four
ytar* ag* 8*1. minimum tt (a yaar
• go -t: two ytara ago 4S: thr** yaar*
ag* 4S; tmttr ymmrt *_o 47).
Ohaervttloni *1 t *. m. and n*oti
today w*r* r*Bp*cttv*ly: Btromtttr,
SO.IS, JO 15 inetiii: thtrmomtttr S3,
74 dtfli****: hys'0-niltr 74, U p«r
cant: wttthtr haty, haiy; wind eilm.'
north-**.,
April 11: Tlm* et avnrlta, S:2S;
aunttt, 7: B0.
Tb* rvir-it.lv.. high prviiurn attending over the tandy regtoni of Ibe Interior .nil dominate* tbe weather In
California, continuing the warm wave
ln tbit district. It baa apparcnlly
forced out to sr* tha d*pf-eatloii thtt
usually nu**. a aeabr**M In tbl* dli-
trtct.
Tbl* blgb Drennr* of air *xt*n_lt
throuth Ctnada and a large part of
tba Unltt- Slat** from lb* Paclflc to
Here You Will Find the Largest Stock In Town
Sleeveless Sport Coats
and Slip-on Sweaters
A marveloui assortment in Wool Jersey, Shetland Wool, Satin, Cor- ,
tlnroy, Pure Silk and Velvet. The colors are wonderful and the style
varieties almost unlimited. Prices 7.50 to 6.50 to 3.50, 10.95
Tub skirls come in piquet, gabardines and voiles
—in innumerable new and charming styles
New Crepe de Chine and Satin Underwear
Alluring New Style in Great Variety
BODICES—DaMy fashioned of Crepe de Chine 2.50
BIXXJMERS—Excellent quality Cre^ de Chine 3.50
ENVELOPE CHEMISE— Lovely new ityle. 7.50 up
>ii,.,..n,.n,,iiin*>tiiiiiBi,iiiii,,,,,i,,,,ti*iitt,ti,ti<iiii,inimi
Redfern Corsets
Ymi will And a H*df*rn tor at-ery occatlon. Be
yuur choice Back-Lar* or ProntLac*. lb* d**lga
I* author!latlva, tb* atyle dltUactlvt, and tb* comfort a* real aa tl la rar-
Pur the** rraaon* tb* Hrdfrrn reputation ba* been
long eitabllihtd. Tba Badfera appaal to th*
particular women It unlvartal. Prim 13.50 np.
l«l*IIMIII»«MIMIIIMMIIIHHIMItMII»MMMIIMI»IMIIIMimHCI
* Grey Silk Hose
The colors you have been waiting (or
—four shades of grey—a limited quantity just in. Heavy quality—13.50 to 1.50 to $5.00.
TIES—Beautiful patterns and rich colorings.
SOFT COLLARS—For warm weather
comfort.
CAPS—Newest styles and colors.
SILK SOX — Reinforced where the
wear comes.
LUGGAGE—Thai will stand the bangs
of travel.
KNOX" Hats For Spring and Summer
Men's Store
University Ave.
and High St.
Phone 458-R
10L1,A0KNT1
ll,dl,rn Cor„l, K,y„r Undtrv.e.r and OIovm
W.-nr1. Cor„i, Ladle,' Hem. Journal Panama
Royal Worcter Cor,.!, Ca»h'« Wovan Him. an. Initial,
Oon Ton Cor,.!, H,nd En,brold„y, PI„tlnH
Women'i Store
University Ave,
and Emerson
Phone 458-
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No full textDon't Forget Us
We want you to try us
jure. We can make it to
your interest Don't for-:
§ jet that
} EARLE & Co.
• STAPLE AND FANCY CHOCERIES, CROCKER*.
| AGATE WAKE. ETC
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PatoAho PaloAHo
200 ACRES FOR SALE!
A rcry Vwirwlelr *t«rfc. dairy ... term i.tl rwnch. twwr tba
i ■ ■ot. wilhin twnilv :..:.- e.f Sail Kran-ieie-*'. *-a*t- •la'tHM,
DM utile from *leauier law-ltn-*. '.>-' .-■ ■■•* uu.br t-!!ii\*lt.,ii.
Ample- wwier—-u-i-.lii: fli-eaiu-. an 1 apaiiaj* -m tile trai-i.
AIh-uI AMI aett - axm h'-el awl unlit Irritfati.-li: i* u?i'*,1i alt-el
B."i*u .%.iia-, p--toI.. t i-j*.-u*.l*h' ..;■ t:\t\-W land,
friev, %i±. K) wn acre ni a wlmtc IVruia tw..ual>e<.
TM* U|m »lHK*«l*la*Tir*lr. - • -.- .il <h,-':-'.(fwl... ..-it- ."..iki i. , »;-r.
it taaat b-5a*i. Are** m "him ta "r
Pato Alio Realty Co. }
JQKN F. BYXBEE ai.d B. F. HALU Manager? i
Palo Alto* Sznti Clara County. California, i
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THE .AFTERNOON NAP.
Milim (-..ant*.* k litt.a tha aa*** j
tai ak.rn.it la M<--aara.
There are petwdr In Mciko City who
tab* tbeir nfn-nu-im nap every day.
and ore -***-*atIy l-encfllc-J lliert'I.y. bat
ih.-ir uottilier ru,.-»;ii- i" bi* cruwins
li-ru ysat by year. Whether the idr-rt-i
i.i ti.-in-ii.-in! nr pot. or whether In tbla
blsh nllltu-Ji- It la a ni-ccBulty for JUaiij
perM.ti*, oa la claimed by autoo, Ila
death knell na a mmcrwl niatnni aeenh
to linvt* Ikvii auniiditl alnee the city
ditoplcil Ila ni.nl.Tii cnlr-r|>Hac ami
piinb. -Many ulil reaklralw will n-1! you
of Ibe time when n p-*t***m In tbe city
cf "H'.-Sl.-u would have bfOO cnraitdcrt*d
alr-a**>t • :*:; if he m-decti-d hla :.';.-r-
H"-wi it**l. but j-rn.lu-illy. with the nd-
t.-.-.-. of tab* r-H'-. .,*. Ihe rtrr.1 curs
aad Cot* e.<- trL.- ,.i;:-t». earn* tt..- ln-
e-ilt&lele -;;:■-.-. which i- one of
tb-. doat noUt-eul'le charat.-lcri«lU-a uf
u. "l.-rti e-ivlU-jt'-.n.
Tbcfv are ra vcral i**apportt*r*» of H»
tin-la idea In tbl* city wlto rip-reea r -
f-f-i that tin* <*u«toiii ■*.p™re to W
[Maalns away. Tbrwe pcrnone. who are,
tbetuarlvrw tlcviitcea of the prwclhv,
i-i:;in, that It la n bniUbful and uerve
ri.-jtti.riii-.- iiiri.ii nnd tlmt If It were bf!
dninod In •• *i .-m nt lm lly by Hie |u*-oplo'
of tl..- United Sim.-* ami nibcr pro:
Kt-i-joie,- cuuiilriea there would bo few. j
■-■r caaee of iktvuii* wrccka fur tbo
newspaper* tu ivpurt. "ll.irly rlalng
and a ahort nap nn.*r dlnn"t*" la wha|
thcae pen;-!.- edvoeale, . l-ii-iilt-jr. that
tbe beat work of MOM perwaina I* ptr-
r..nii. .1 to the murnlns li. tt. ..i. li- r-
ald.
RRST USE OF TEA.
THE: LITERARY DETECTIVS.
I sionat Cards. '
MU H-mt l* otar mm Km*. ■ -.i™ ■•
III. Rt**a*l»«.
There M a -mtaln type of llicrary
man who pnema niitnit tu take little
part tn tbe alrueuk* of hltcra lieyuud
tu-eplnii an eye on bl* cunt"^mpotwrlt*a
and pcunch-js down on lliero every now
and tben to nccuae tbein of havliifi
arlt-ra, a nu-anlu-* lo eucb and aucb a
war-J -which Hint won! abuuld not i«>«-
•ear*. It la stmnci- tbat Hie ml tuber of
three llterair deit*cHn*a I* nut bircer,
fun Ihcre are tew inorr faaclnallns oc*
cupatkuta ihnn thla. It lenda ft apleej Mnui.i- *
tu unc'» fewdtne. The dullcii hoi* !«*-;« '**iMii-.i: iddtr*
cumea aa n-ndnhl,* aa tbe moat deftly--
-*rUl.-n H'iii-1 t'.-n:tlii,JvitpU Iiati- l;:L. '
«n tu tbetc.tu'lvi-* rueanlncw In ihelYoUl* I3i"-iiyiil,
c.mrae of lime which they bare eo'
rlsln lo r-—■ -- -ITK*aV.t*jeriotr U a : ![**_*,I_,*t^.•?,
very haRleartl -dTcude-r. To asm tb***
word as mraalrut anui<Hblnc **»tranee"
In*.end of «iim-!lilnK "that opt^m-*
aud la . it-tl'la" la tu lnautv arr.-.t al tbe I
hands uf Ibe detective. Lately tbe.
*wt>i*d *-teTOpi*r" baa la-en expoaed. i"
Tlin,ui;li buic Impunity It bu eotue lo |
Imply bad temper, -alien-**. If ll bod •
tta rlRht-t, It abuuld tni'-in Juat tin* n- '
rcrae. We atroiu'ly advlae every onei
who Aeslrea a twver folllmi entire* of |(
n in ii ar- in rut to rend the next novel bu
taken up wllh the eye uf tbe detrcllve.
Ptartinc wlUi the cnelcr wurda. like I
"■pbenoinrtion" the nuvlew niny co on
rrum atrenstti tu atreuitlh until tief^rc
long Itf-itlHl .--n i*e-j,|ie blm. Tbo es ,
errl>r. rm-rcov.-r. la m>: only a pleuauiv. i
bUt B llul*-.- Lull leil! " a'1-at C.
nr. Dreabach
Why not apply
-».«- twwisa rant
- — ........ .*...
a. e. arooktlctd
wan. m l.i —.-.. m ,^ ...... .
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-i
Wcriy-eX Son
U'm. Stcwarr
H. c Wyckatr. H. *>.
'., thr Imitdiiis "f n lwrttic
il -jour ntyriT Thu d.ntl-
:; . tieulul lUiibtiitt: and Ueiu
W .*.P.«vi-ni.it. pioki- Install.
• mi'iii Ji'ii-.n on lime I.i anil
j % Hie l.-rtowi-r. Tltere i* •
. ,*r tuiiblti-i imbiliniie al*-ui J
.\Z theme b«n*. Y-n ktww i
j5 al.en teat li--'n wl at I yuit %
j X l-O.V *".! wlurR yuajt 1|n|t. T
; s*J-."rui*d Cm*-*- swjv52.aao.oa J
• i*tMt» yjatjmxm* rn-
'. tUAtretfmed *KJ4Xn T
- If -.•-', Iiavc a i'.t ami wwnl
i |u leuml a- Innuc ap|4y to
l Alfred Scale, Sec'y.
*> nut: lK8l*ttAj*SCK WBITTKS
«'»**•**»■* **-S4-t*r*W*t-jV*-.>a^*'l*>tM*
For Superfotijiy
in all gr&)de* of
Laundry Work
TelepKone - - -
G*r&&*r*rG^>GG&v'^'
Red
61
KI*B erf < hl»»-
lly artaM r vtlirn tb.* u*<* of tee for
drlnklnc ptVpaaea wna Ural d'.«(!ovcntd
y i.-r<l lu ;.,. ..,u,:t It la B|Hikeu of na
a turnout- herb Iw f'hincac UlM«UM na
f.-ir h-icfc ua*J,ia« yenra It. r.. ut which
Hum Us culllt'-tllou ami ■ I..-■■..;'.,•.;(!■„,
•-.■.■t** ..in,., .i na llioruiiiib antl compleie
a* th»r nre toilny. Om id Ih" ntu-leut
l.-:vn.:*i -uij-n Hint It" Vlrtllea wen> Be*
eieleiitutly li-urmtl by Kim* Slu-n Nunjj
bin'. Ibe I'lilm-H- mouareb who la also
known aa "III" divine hii*l.-indiuaii,"
Wbu. Ibe rrvorit naya. :V.ur.-ti-.l f,-rty
centurlea atto, lie waa ens-teed tn boll-
Ins water uref a Crv made of Ibr
biwnchee of tbe lew pUni and ea>*ele*»-
ly allowed ■*->*-» of tba have* tu fall
Into tbe pot.
The Hqali which be eapeclcd lu onue
tr-i:i the ***** simply as Bti-rlltxed
wtu nile-we-nlutialy cuiivcrted Into
Hie by tbe accidental nd-
the tt-n lenvea. Souu oiler It
hlfchly estii'iiiiil In nil the orl-
cninl cltle-i and «« ma* na a royal
ciri (j.,m the t'hlm-*e m.marclia tu tint
pr.l.-ntutca uf auulberii nnd .resh-rn
A*fn.
TliU Htinn. Kins Hlu-n Nuns mh* nut
on!*. e*i*init*.l ib» III',.
y | au elixir uf 1
•J*"*-*v dltlon uf Ihe
•*> ilHIMUlC hluhl.
Ttwie ai*t- irm illff.-Tt-Tit *iw*-letl--a of ,
a-a-jar-tutiry. and pcrluip* »o cannot alt.v ■
petlier a-tr,t>o*-e which Wa will jNta*.-**,
thnuch r-vrry at.rt. whin we hnve lb.'
mi-tiis of H. tuny la- cutllvatud. To j
Imra anrtblntt hy lu-nrt the baal plan '
la to rvaA a aeiitiiiiv nml rvii.-nt St
wltbnut a liouk, lt.cn rem! the m-r I '
acntem-e nnd Mpcat tlu* lwi>, tu.d t*» ,
un. iii-!» .iii-iii l»Of RrtHi imimi-i'iiic-. .
"line npon line." More la I'-orm-d il I
remt*nilH>i-ed l.y rcadln-t thmcr-'. .11-
, book twl.f than hy rr-ailhui IW" I'.nl.i
on<*c. After n thing ban lnvn l.-.-.rn.*'
: tt tunsr, Im> r.-.-uiiiii ami p",>- awev at
'. Inttrrvala, or tbe Impnwalun will fade
j awiy.
a*ats.
TTba*i-i* did spats come trtmr iff'- ;
land aoldiera we-rt- iln-ni flrat. i1- .,,- - ;
of tbe braveTT of liieiii.iti.l.-*** al Lock 1
now and eltv-aticrv tn India dnrin;* i' •- J
Indian inutliiy the peti].).- of IJ;-. .: ■'.
looked about for some wny to eliow
tbeir mlmlmtloii. S'-rctluy of tha U,-li
land dreM -ll-i-lo-.il that spata wrre
tbe nwet anllabli* fur ndupiLm. an H,.-y
wtiw ndnpti-d ami havu beotl i*i.miiioi„--
e, ut-ii ever *alni-e.
w. IV. <2su!hln*
fhamtaamti* .*n HvaMK, \l I .j-,*ir-—tltcy nn> I
** jn-ti Hn
*"". n. Htxttlastor
!t IIm.iiV Mniinrcli
C. il'. Masher
Ceammao* *** ltriti***
utaiaic* i-7, i-,-ii. laial'hfl na *n mmmhi
utiunv. i*.o. fc.itaw, iwk.Ait.... -i.
, eutery of Ibe vlrlttc
; c-ttiu* of N'lnc I'm- <
pr*^ii^ how tn nittlia n
, luany other 1ii»!*1-::i.-*i
- ( i
lb,- dla
mm ia-
a9***9e9*9e«99ee4&ow4wwe<i<«.- 'Qrt-jSsmaS..ini**
A RARE OFFER
UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY
A VOLUMES
PRICE. $16.00
ml .lltiliu; n>.«> ptsi
CuiiinB
M-aitii;,
CM1 .... ur in lit.— ue .it .-■.
Il.ttllillut1 IIV.-li.U'
Mrs. H. J^. Jcnuslson.
Tk.a. St.^e-t lalrl*.
Pniailln- I did nut see yam ul tlm
Y.-inl.Iunt-recepthm lu*l nlshl. iU.tr
Tliwiithy—Set. I liopnl tn In* nl.li- tu en
Up to Ihe last I enl. hut WM ptW
TenietL Druallln mwi^llyi Tea: 1 know
the Inrltwtlona were lltiillctl ■ til. I-oi.t*
tlrpuhlle.
We all spend loo much time In r-M-ni
plaining thai w* l*i-*k i-.ine to t*»
tbiu-ra—Atrliiaun i:'.-!-.
i
umri'li I «>._ ♦
i-, „ ■ We I
i
\l l.illl,; lVIn ' 1
II S|«,-ii,i s,i„i j 5c j
J* I-.,..;..,. IVi, „..r ' . J
:: All dealers should kHpthcm '-
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\ BARGAINS
ll. listabawjh
Title h-t.lt...-- Uui-u ami I..I il
I'urk, m in \wm\ l.it-ttliun hi loi
■.tlil l--,..i.l ..I ., I..,, :■„,„.
1 AhHJH^ .... j'.r..^.<.'..'.e-. *»,•
\* KM. HUDSOi
,<i
»r
wltbpnt or ui 11 bit-thi.
l*r-*--nliiu for cmivenli'iil t^reno- tli« Ortli..;r*tpl'V. l'n.niiniUit.rti,
Xvunin-r, l*»e, Uri^iu ami 'lev.-!,ii«i.cnt id eiery won! in the
r:stiU?-!i;.i.AV.'r.'...K
TxjrrHier with a c-aabu-e.1 KipUtu--'hii.m' l-iit> l*!i*>aMnrl iii.j.inant
tmbjert*. and an Kibai-live KSt-VtM/H'CIH \Z'4. ilw£\>t*2*r.d.
l*-cit.'ncta. I*rtifu*cl> itlu-Ira Iml aitb Oduit-l I'bttt'i.
b-din-rl l-}-
nniiT. ifrrrsTEB, a. m.. f, <*.. tt.. Bntfawl
1'ltllF. ("II.Illi.r> NOItltlS. Aitieri.-H
.\**Uli-i1 bt th,. fnlb'wiiiii Kniiui'iit S[Nviali*lit nml i.im huudioil oll.te*,
I'llDP. Ttl'JS. II. HIXI.KV, F. It. W.
HICHAM' A. PltiMTOIt, l'n.f. t*t:uii.>*» Ifshmn Mulico- j
(liinircicwl ('ollcta*. I'l it Uiul pi. In.
JIAIH.'rs Br^4AMIN', **iuitlu.mIaH Inalltule.TJUaab-
1111,10*-., ly, G.
Ill IS WKTIOSARY conuIo> " •■' ■'-. ;., - ,'-i- tl*a VtVUter*
tuiaiiiailuual.—1
A Maa fa IMm,
"Lou* nt ].-„.,., ,.-u uu a ,;■,- ilk*,
tbla wllb;
vTtMtT'
*i-ni afraU be H. I*f| lnury m
1 ibiti-t.ivniit tu iiuit hliu."
"Why niHT*"
"He r.ia-i*- teweydta thla uiuht.Hr..
[ It'll bisL" ^__ ( ,__
Why not burnt \ \£^£^«*t%«r»*
'. tm Ihe niuuth. I'm It on th# In.tit ot
• the tonnw. rnli*- UM bead, drliil. a llt-
] tie. seller rtnj It It rear.
j Thc Lp-tty-Dalc Jtwelcr » T,„
1 lr.il
£ -.. ;■► ..\. :.i ot*r-uif t». n-i.t
IWia1SrVVH***W*a**'**^* l-T*
"I>u*t*t Ik- , fn.1.1 Of f
UiJlbl .,:■ ,'.\ ri*n-e*M*-> tr
"i k-. u iluti. ■„-. .1
t^«.!.lc N il.lt It e|.
iiJff.T.-i..-.- with ■■■tir
New OritMIII '1*1 1><
J. H. D.iley
rtrntijit. I'alo Alto
Sl-rjaita* *••■* rtmr-tl.
1 -Fn*-.*!*: Tf'-r'*w*.at!tm*'t
I barl***rt um-J tu -jwak uf tur I ni
. Tou raaaa i*-fur* p*u mm n
; bakir
i -yes. Now tbey mjm*a mt my harts. ;
I ~-Phll-ul'.-lpl.'n l*ri*-**a.
■»t»w«>»t»»»a>i
rzaiammatamtwmrkmmt* J 11 Bell's Stdblci
S tbt -wr-sai^a. U'ol '.-.^'. S-Z '''" '-"''"' : "*' ,:'-*
Kit tzj<at(.uh tad y'.ieuaMrt .1
* eULI ili.tl 51
F. Luscher.
iwii/ft.a.*v^ *>>
fi. B. Bin j, r.iwr.
\ HCI PSt RFJ.T
I'ALO ALTO
rwir Btywl m\*am •* ****** liitiiiiiili
fiotud io llall Hoatia. Price 116.00 an I It w>ld un M.imhiy p.t-*
mania ol One XhAXar p(T m-mtfa. We ilr.i-.vr the enaiplele set on
tMymeot of tba firm dollar, which ptacea thin Mutchleaa and Vwlualite
Work within, the mcti cl Uteh and Poor.
KUWIN ItlKHOP, AtaM for tlie Wcateru State*, will cull upiin
you ami slum you tanipli-*.
EDWIN BISHOP
Room 305, 738 Mission Street, San Francisco]
Call ind see mt lor pirns,
esliiTiitts, nc. I cm li-vt
BESj plent yoa.
R. H. Walker, Architect
Pirtii-n 5!!-i.
^LM"1 H GET A RIG
SUNDAY
>hptic mom ir..;, i i
-..kr-lhlMtc. IV!, ,.,,-r, ±
,■ r ,, . pj; 5***/!--»."Tr'*s-'*ij-*—1/v. j
RAILWAY TRAINS
from the
PaeOr.1 Oc/.f.J
■MH---1I atH'»t».
><
Lr.*S.f. Arr.'.P.A.
Arr. •. t.
Datlr
ImiIj-
■:■.- TMa-a
ia* • ia
• Uaa.
mt pit
■ tirlcctb.
De! Mortc 5t?t!es
(Jasper Pzulsen, Pwc.i
Mall Schedule.
11 -t-.am'cp-: -1.4.1a in
12 4rtpm 11 Kim)
** ttpMlepl :i mipiii
4 44 pin f. II? fill
j -* mam t-. , ...
Eagle Drug Co. : fi-^^^^^
Pain Alto. Cal. Phnne .v..-I„ 36 « ,
■*V^*>»t-l^'.:,
A Choice Home
For Fine Horses
Gonsult Bean
1 have ll.-- n.-t tlL.tv-i.-lilr
im.l.-ni an-l tbr bent •..■'pp,.!
ll-*r.llnrf ami Hsad Swi-S* in
I'nlilunitc. au.\ till li* i-lm-ct
lotalfa «ilb boKBtnao ..allu.'
)*ianliuit aubji***i. l.ti^-i-
cni*e.l velerlnertaii, ai*.:*"? in
*ntleintainu.
BENEPE FEED BARN
Hamilton A Km or* in, I'ah. Alto
IVIk-u vai make up i
.. latihi a I...7,,,. |
■■•lllil. i.,I will -.-'.:•
,f h,.tiM- we all like
L. S. Bean,
Gaatractor and Builder
a. a** *9i PmtaaHe, mai.
U lil.ln I -A'lr.ll,
"Thla-It ht* irotMl fur » b in t-i*J any* '
* jtald ynnnc Sitv Hla \V.lil Out
f pel. "Kcer-y younc fellow acc-'.e ■
It aha* In* ta uf ait, »■' I'll ■wad
Mei^Mai colleel tntbeuM t»-»n:
- r l-'atbar-l am twenty-one to-
■ a hn.kf.'"
...ir ItW tha f-WKl fftlhf-r wlrtM
i w-tm I when I w=i Iwcniy-orr- "
,*s
:-.* *a*;.1r-1.>n- Ara«*r4,
- .*, *---. -foar n.- iin? won |le^
5'' i ■■'■} iriHt nisiii? -Waa uian a t-aii
'•' r .* i:..* author? Pinner— Then- waa nn
* I ffi tal ib-*. ti:t'l ttir bin upp.'i.mnci'. but
■0 - ! i-unitl uy ur two men anv they'll UV«
-ml.. It. I tlhlu't
| Cluev.1 pooebta (c n*}' 'In m-l Im-lurle '
iimii fur potnte between -iiii J.*-*** uuil ,
{**nu l'rJiii-L*cu,
'nod the Barber |ffi*r*^r^^Sli5»«S E'AMANS
Zlitilllve*r.;tyAve. 1 et the totwn aa aoon oa I cuuIJ.-Ito». *-'«-*** l%± *—*. 11 kJ
• tt»n jftaaacrtot __.. :«? i.wtveiHiFjr-.''av« *...«
»7 L*4IVEIwn> *Vfl. PALO ALIO, C-
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No full textalo Alta ®tm^0
TWENIY-FFTH YEAR EIGHTPAGES
PALO ALTO, CAL, FRIDAY. October 26,1917.
EIGHTPAGES
No. 238.
Paint your
Own Car
You can add much to the appearance of your AUTO
MOBILE by using our AUTO PAINT. Many hand-
tome shades to select from. DRIES OVER NIGHT
and wears well. See us about all kinds of paint at the
Palo Alto Hardware Co
Telephone 65 Right in the center of the city
Important Announcement
Owing to the increasing' shortage ol reliable help, I
have decided that oo and after October 9 I will close
the garage at 7 p. m., open at 7 a.m. and remain closed
all day Sunday. I fed that all our employes are entitled to one day oi rest, and the present shortage of men
makes this move necessary.
Stanford Auto Co.
Phone P. A. 78 511 Alma Street
J. E. Sloan Proprietor
Fall Styles
for Men
New dark
Brown
Lace
Horsehide
and
Calfskin
If It's
Lumber
MILL WORX OR BUILDING MATERIAL
you need, let's ge' be'.ter acquainted. Over two million feet of well-assorted lumber in our yards.
Largest and =be;t-equipped mill on the peninsula.
Roofing, Brick, Lime, Cement, Etc
Dudfield Lumber Co.
FOREST AND ALMA
YARD PHONE PALO ALTO 21.
MILL PHONI PALO ALTO 225
PALO ALTO HEN H_LGHRISTMAS
STARINGAME PARCELSEARLY
nap
Letter From R. Lovett Brings
News of Boys in Mosquito
Fleet
Small Packages to Soldiers in
France Have Preference-
Tin Boxes Recommended
and Care Must Be Shown in
Contents
('brlatraa* pmwnti to enldler* In
Europe should be dlspotcbed not
later (haa November lo. Erery pack-
asm most boar coaeateuously the
uimlr. "Christmas Mall,' tho con-
plel*> addrea* Of tho person for whom
It U Intended, aod In the tipper left
eon.tr the aimo aad addreaa of the
A letter received here today from
Ray Lo-*tt. Palo Alto boy aad member of tha- Time* force, now In train-
big at tha Unl tod State* naval train.
lax stttloa at San-Pedro, states that
tbe boy* are. all well and happy aad
felly sallafttsl with the treatment
they receive. The tetter le ta part ae [sender. *
follow*: ' Chrii-ttue* parcel* must be no
"After apeodtnt a week In tho tuvfjr! P"-***- and wrapped aa to admit eaay
1 am able to aay that ao tar I aaa -rary Inspection by the poetmaater. No par
well pleaaed iHb the aervlce. It taj**' *--■ ** «tt»palch*d to Ftaaoewhlch
eo much cleaner than the arftiy and.1'"* nM (ht- postmaster's certificate
the food ao much better that anyone t that It contain* no prohibited artl■■
wbo haa aaen both acrvlcea can ap- ","
predate tha advantages offered by
Um aavy. Wa avltn or take a ebower
bath every day lad epeod our aparti
tlmr. waahldk our clothe* and keeping oor personnel irpfck and span.
'We look like a bunch of ooavleta
FIRST QUOTA PASSED IN
> LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS
PALO ALTO'S TOTAL NOW 232,250, COMMITTEE
HAS HOPES THAT MAXIMUM QUOTA WILL BE
REACHED BY TOMORROW NIGHT
Palo Alto haa paaaed the 1819.000
minimum quota In Uberty Loan aub-
ncrlpttona aud la headed atrattht for
tbe MOO.000 mark at a apeed which
glre* every reason to" hope tbat ahe
will arrive there before tbe booka
cloae tomorrow, Tbe total today wan
IUZ.3S0. of which ii.D.iim waa mb
scribed at tbe Bank of Palo Alto and
j 173,1*0 at the First National. Alao at
thc Hank ot Palo Alto are 14,800 caah
j aubacripUona from Camp Fremont not'
' counted tn Palo Alto'a quota.
. The Uberty 1-oan Committfe (a ret*
fjolclng over the passing ot the mini.
I mum quota and la now turning wary
effort toward attaining the maximum.
de*.
Amontf prohibited article* la Ut-'
eluded all periiihable natter unlet* It;
la absolutely certain that content*
will not deteriorate within els week* j
oi ih. d.» at'm-jiiM. = Captain William H. Bate In
Other prohibited artlclea are Intox-1
L COMPANY'S
CAPTAIN IS
PROMOTED
with our heada abated. Twenty-one I leettng liquor* of all Mud*, polaona,
daya In quarantine atrike* eome of, Inflammable material* (Including trie
the boys a little hard, but It la rorj'»«* roatchea) or composUlona which
tba beat and nooa of the men mm- m:» k,n or ,n-urt> another, or dam
plain. Wa aro treated splendidly by ;««* ,h* mall»*
the officers and petty officer*. Tbere
are about 2*0 men now tn quarantine
and aome have musical Instrument*,
so the -.'teiilng* go by very pica**
aatly.
"The Palo Aho boys starred In a
basabell game bere today. "The Ilea-
■le*,' aa we call our camp, beat The
Lagers (tbe other eamp). by a aeore
Of 11 to I In a vary exciting game.
Heinle Hnttmann pitched tbe entire
Made Supply Sergeant Fot
Camp Kearney
game for thn Measles and bis curves
bad the Lepers gueeslng all the time.
Jay Rlallag played canter field and
caught a M-naatlonal oatofc that
cinched the game. John Cache) at
It la always a pleasure to bear of
deserved recognition for anyone, hpt
becomes doubly Interesting when
bonora come to a local man.
The news tbat Capt. William 11.
! Bates of Company L baa baen promoted to supply quartermaster for
the entire camp of Linda Vista shows
that another of our man has made
good. Tbla poaltlon naturally oarrlea
People are urged go make tbelr
package* a* *tnatl aa poaalble, prefer j
ably not to exceed ten poundi. amall-1
er packages will be given preference
tn »b!pmeat. In order to accommo-1
date the greatest number of patron*.
bav* yaar Tin Boxei
Soldiers' Christmaa boxe* alu-tilil be
enclosed In substantial contalnera. t .
Candle. In thin p«teboard boxes I*?**?* »W™»M»«T »« the
.hould be encloaed In wood, Un or,'»« that CaptUn Baea woo 1 agmlns.
1 much .competition Is- a fact to be
proud of.
Captain Bates Is so well known
here that all will be Intsraatad In
bla ancoeae and all feel that hla advancement Is merited. p
The high standing wblch Company
I, made while It waa ■till a unit of
corrugsted paateboard. Sealed packages of candy, cigar*, tobacco and
toilet articles In almpleat mercantile
form may be encloaad without affecting tba parcel post rata of package. |
left cam* up to bat with three- man} Cakss, puddings and similar dellra
on base* aad, aa a pinch Utter, ba ct™* "-""Id be packed tn substantial
knocked a tbra_baaer, bringing to i» cc^lnan. or aqoally reai.tau* ^t,be „tioni imrt^"lar»^"d_. -W-" Herman.
short. Onc.^ __. we_T ST_*_I« «- - ^hln.t.on pack.,.. • > ' J^^S^S,^ W.
tha ocean and a rowboat had to be, " » -hipping <*■ I* uaed the name l_7.r* £2 1Z ,LL1*aZ
used to get It. as we bave only one "« "Urea* ot sender and addreasoe :««*•» *>•* won tb« *__* •*_
E %__ Alto maa .TZtM «* ■>« b. written on the ^nm^ i^^^^^J^^
today aod from now on our athletea U« "• 'houtd the tag become de- ""V* «rt,ll»""? ^"j**- ™«
'tached bM bMa acknowledged as tha work
Rate IWte Cents i°f CmpMn a»1**-,
Tbe poatag* to Ftanw Is 12 cents)
lor each pound or fraction of a pound Tb* X0"** Club will meet at tba
Postage must be ful'v prepaid. The j P*»sbyterian church at 1:90 Monday
CAMP FREMONT
BAND TO PLAY
IN PALO ALTO
Fifteenth Cavalry Band Will
Give Concert on Circle Tomorrow Evening
Mayor Cooley has Invited the IStb
cavalry band to give a concert for
the people of Palo Alto tomorrow
evening, October 27. The Invitatlaat
baa been accepted.
Tba band will play on tbo Ctselr-
from ":3o until ■> o'clock. Electric
lights are being placed In the tree*
and thoec who come may ho aara of
having a delightful evening.
Following Is t\b* program Aiek
bas been arranged by Oeorge BUtricb.
band leader:
I. March, "Col. Cavenaogb," lUtt-
rich.
_. Overture, "Yubel." Ilacb.
t. Taa Poem. "Eleanor," Deppetr. -
4. Motives from tbs opera "Kaunt.**
Oounod.
L Walts. "Moonlight on the Hud-
wUl be ln demand.-'
PR=ESBYTER1ANTEA
IS BIG SUCCESS
Mrs. (liutav LAomalster wia boat*
eas yesterday afternoon at tb* tea for
the Pmbyteriaa church. A large
number of ladlea attended and the af- drM1 M* °r m*" matter,
Urnoon paaaed delighifully (mattar la thereby rendered
rate on booka weighing S ounc-.i or kvenlng. October 28. All membera are
teaa la one cent fo- each 2 ounce:. !r*^u""ted to b« present. The club I*
Shipper* sre cautioned against' D,*no,D« *° b*v* «*»»««aHy «ne muale
placing Bed Cross stamps or sUckarsj'b-* winter and the rehearsal Mon-
other than postage atamp* on lhe ad■: d*> "l*tlt wi" (-otermfne tha ponltlon
such I "r f'"" wirll,Llr voice*.
mall-
ood land," Luder*.
Finale iiM«dltty, '
Potatoes Bring 1000 to City
Chief of Polios Noble faela that Palo
Alto can be congratulated upon tb*
euceses of her venture In municipal
farming. Tha potatoes which wet* ■
harvested aariy In the autumn brought
over U wa* realised from
(he ie*. Refreshment* were served
and tbe aCalr waa ona of the moil
succvsfu! or tba
deliver.. The beaaa may be had at :
the office of tbe chief of police ao long
a* the supply laaU. Tbe crop smount
od to 2,000 poundi.
M. H. Hare of Han Ftaaclaco has
■ identified blmasaf artth tbe firm ot\
Mrs. R. A. Dodd. who baa been a *•*«■ * Bontbwood. real aetata |
sufferer for sweral month*, flrst rrom i****™- Md •_• bring his family beraj
a broken leg aad later from a severe ta * ,hort t,m*
Mrs. Philip i
attack
pneamonla. haa recovered 1
Vail of San Fran
'■}
satBdently to ba able to be out again. 1***° U rWan« h" ««ber. Mn. R.1
|A. Dodd. Mra. Vail is accompanied:
by ber small sons, Philip 8., Jr., and |
Morgan W. Vail.
MARQUEE
THEATER
DIAL VtNTILATIOt.
OKADE-A PICTURES SOFT SEATS LATEST MUSIC
TRIANGLE PROGRAM
Olive Thomas in' 'Broadway Arizona"
This latest Trlangls comsdy-drsma will plsase snyons, with tfte
bswlldsrlng Olive and a good story ot tbs sast and west. Scenes laid*
In Nsw York and Arliona.
"Hit SAVING GRACE," Triangle Komady.
LATEST PATHE WltKLV.
Adults .9c. Night 7:16. Matlnse 2:ia Children Be
•ATUR0AV—Mabel Tallafarra In "The July af Pat^^Matra ptayT"
TAXI
Phone
15
AUTOS FOR HIRE
5 ud 7 Patsengeri and
T==ud$
Auto Busti for Hire
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THI UNIVERSITY REALTY
COMPANY
* UnlvarsKy Rsalty Building
Palo Attn
ARE YOU SAVINQ YOUR MONEY
TO INVEST IN THE SECOND ISSUE
OF THE LIBERTY LOAN?
Fortune Taxi
PHONE 19
6 and 7 PASSENGER CARS far hire by th, hour or by the trip.
Day and Night Service
PALO ALTO
MOTOR TRUCKS
II ll\m KK MnVlM.
I-hik Mod Abort IlanI*.
Prom pi ami ptc'-i*' attention
given u- hewgase ordara
PHOXK oo
Palo Alto Transfer
Storage Company
itl cmtri.r
jn4
Feed and Fuel
W. O. HORABIN
215 HAMILTON AVENUE PHONE PALO ALTO =»
0003
No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTc TIMES
Vail-) palo Hlto Ctmce
liwi i i eeery ahsSsuis enter* 5**o-Uj* st
inftton A'e*"*** *ed I lists 8n-«*t-
_lt. W. Slmklns. Publisher.
Cntnr<t •• saf-rnivl elmm matter Pehtvary
to. tsot. St the fSM ss**** st Pslo AH*. CsH-
forvia, ondsr tato art ot Congreee nt March
a. •9rp
WED.VE8DAY. JULY la, 11^7.
A DETESTABLE ACTION.
The depravity of yellow joan-aliim
is fully demonstrated in the Examiner article, which is quoted in part
in this issue of the Times, lt is not
probable that there 1« more foundation for the article than the fsct that
Absolute harntnny does i*M obtain
among member*, of tbe Stanford Fec-
olty. It ts not conceivable thst a
hundred or more highly educated.
thinking men should have the same
views snd it wonld be a poor university faculty that could sink the individuality of tt* members into one,
monotonous mold.
It is not to be expected that the
sensatioeal press will overlook any
opportunity for creating wrong impressions and viltifying respectable
citizen*—tbe people have learned not
to expect any good thing from the
yellow press. But Stanford ha-, a right
to expect fair treatment from her students, snd it is a matter of shame
to know that the article in question
was written by a Stanford man. one
who gained much tin plea rent notoriety tast semester Much of the onJ-
•mu* of the article !<• doubtless due to
•the desire of this stedent reporter to
-•give vent to his personal spite against
Dr. Jordan, and with this motive understood no reader will give the
slightest credence to the statement*.
madc.
S< -11.MIT/ APPOINTH
\i:\\ si i-i.nviMius
Insists In Carrying on the Farce tn
Which Be Poeea as the Klghiful
Mayor of San Pranclsro.
SAN MATEO'S POOR POLICY.
San Mateo's citisens are showing
*a lack of civic interest that i* sur-
-prtning. The trustees of that town
-recently adopted plan* for street improvement* that will entail considerable expense, but nothing like the
. amount thst is being expended in Palo Alto for street work. The citizens
there are filing protests agaln*t the
•-.roposed improvements and will
•doubtless succeed in defeating tbe
-work, or at least in delaying it.
No town can prosper that takes
such nn sttitude, and San Mateo will
{sit to tire ap to its opportunities unless some means is found to *>-*er-
come this spirit of opposition. Yet
what Son Mateo loses will be Palo
Alto's gain for this is tbs only town
on the peninsula that is making such
Improvement* a* a suburban popula-
nion demands.
New York now has a marriage li-
Mnss law and sadden secret wedding*
are a thing of ths past It is a enr-
rttdox that the state in which
it wa* hardest to get a divorce has
been the easiest to get married in.
And really there is more scandal in
the reckless solemnization of mar-
-riages that never ought to have been
made than in even the too-ready sun-
-tiering of marriage* tbat ought not
to continue.
The latest rumor in electric rosd
development is that s line is to be
built from the Ssn Francisquito
bridge to connect with the road that
is to be built back of the university,
Tbe author of the report forgot to
•state what connection would be made
.at the bridge, but probably assumes
county road. There is probably no
foundation for the rumor, as this
'.branch would accommodate no one.
The prospect of stilt lower prices
imber and other building material and the possibility of a readjustment of the wage schedules thould
give a aew impetus to building operation*. Palo Atto must have more
hornet to accommodate the people
wbo desire to locate here snd will be
Tgfad to see greater activity in build-
tag.
San Pranriaco, July 31.—Eugene
E. Schmitz. (he coBrlcted -mayor,
yesterday made the. following appointment to fill the vscanctos created by the forced resignations of
fourteen members of tb* board of
supervisors, Schmitz claiming the
right of appointment on the ground
that he Is tbe de Jure mayor of San
Francisco:
William Cote, carpenter, building
trades council.
T. J. Tlerney, cement worker,
building trades council.
Thomas Maxwell, carpenter, sms!
game tod csrpenters.
Henry Sheehsa, painter, building
trades council.
P. P. Hawthorne. rigger and
stevedore, member city front federation.
J. A. Keagb. musician, labor
council.
P. W. Myer*. ■ machinist, labor
council.
3. *". Leonard, electrician, labor
council.
3. Willis ma. master plumber.
J. J. Henry, steam Otter, labor
council.
John McCracken. department
store cterk.
Charts* L. terry, printing pressman, allied printing trades.
Charles Warcourt, blacksmith, labor council.
I All of these fourteen, bat Mr.
Berry, bar* accepted and his acceptance ls expected today.
Mayor Schtults will appoint a successor to - Supervisor MeGushln.
when the letter's reslgnstlcin. which
was not forthcoming yesterday, ■*•
submitted. Schmiu atroady has appointed a successor to Sup*rvlsor
Boston. whose resignation was
headed la at th* time of bis election
to tha mayoralty. Tb* 17th and
19th members of tbe board, Tvelt-
mo* snd O'Neill, remain ta offlce undisturbed by tb* brtbery-graft proa-
•cutlon, because tbey did not tak*
otBc* originally until after th* sl-
lsgsd briberies which are now being
prosecuted.
Hchmlta* t-ttatenK-at.
In giving out bis appointments
y*at«rday Mayor Sebm.tx made th*
following ststement:
"The** appointments will be
signed by me today at th* county
Jail, wbere 1 am still confined and
will b* at one* delivered by my eee-
! rotary to th* fourteen appointee* at
my offlc* at Post aad Franklin
atraets,
"Thsy will go from ther* to th*
countv clerk's offlce and take th*
oath of offlce, after which ta*y will
preeent tbelr credentials to tha dark
of the board of supervtsors.
"They will meet tn special s*s-
'. alon at the halt of justice either to*
! morrow or Thursday and organise
j for business. Supervisors O'Nsil and
| Tveltmo* will be Invited to attend
' aad partidpstsd la tbe meeting. I
presume they wilt do so.
{ "I wish to csll attention to oae
fact: I have appointed union-labor
men only to the vacancies In the
; board ot supervisors. In dolag so 1
! hav* observed strictly a custom that
. bas loog been traditional, namely,
i that th* appointive power shall fill
■ vaconrles trom th* ranks of th* po-
| lltlcal partis* from which th* original Incumbents wer* elected. Tbe
people elected a union-labor bowed
| of supervisors, and tt Is my duty to
preserve that political reputation In
offlce. If the people desire a board
of some other political fatth they
will so announce at the next election ."
SocalSo*. j WANTS
Mr*.. S. T. Richard* of Sacramento
i- a visitor in Palo Alto.
Mr*. Nora Hamilton will go to
Stockton tomorrow for a visit with
ber son.
Miss Margaret Compton returned
today form a pleasant sojourn at Santa Cruz.
Mr*. A J lie Vickerman of Lodi,
CLASSIFIED.
WANTED.
Wanted—Young man to handle
laundry route. Oood Inducement to
light party. Reference. Add. 8S4
Kipling atrvet 2»-St-c
~~ with
W%pt*d—Woman to assist
a **ue« 6f the family of Thowatd hoosawork. Apply 580 Addison ave-
Matneson, on Florence street. no*. . t9*lar
S. M. Kissel! and family of Palo Wanted—Young maa ateoograph-
Alto, have moved into the Mosconi ar and taslstaot bookkeeper. Address
property on Third street, Mayfield. j P. O. Box 939, Palo Alto, 30-4t-c
Joseph K Hutchinson has returned ; Wanted -6 or 7 room furnished cot-
to Mendocino county where he has a j j^^p,!,-, Alto. Menlo Park or Red-
position with tbe Union Lumber Co. |wood Ci|y Adrcss. Box R. Times of-
Mr. and Mr*. B. G. Allen and their i fee. jt-iw-*
grandson, Lloyd, have returned from
ihcir camping outing at Pacific Grove, j
Mrs. Elsie Stevens-Phelps of San j FOR RENT FURNISHBI**—A house
Francisco has been the guest of Mrs. of 15 rooms, suitable for a Urge
P. H. Roscbrook, but bat returned family, elnb or boarding house- See
home. lj. J. Morris. 7-!-2m#
George Coats and wife came over j For H«t-**---On* 10-room house,
from Redwood City yesterday and L. u-j-oom hous*. on* 6-room bun-
bought a cottsge, which they will |gaio*-, a„d two hoirtse-kseplng rooms;
move into at once. i^ W-H iocat*d aad modern. Ap-
James S Hutchinson left yetter- \ ply 625 Emerson. 2<-lw-c
For Heat—Nice famished rooms
for housekeeping. «S4 Hamilton
avenue. 27-lw-
day with his uncle. K C. Hutchinson,
for s visit to the Kentucky mine at
Jackkson. Amador county.
Miss G. Hannagan enjoyed a visit
yesterday from her mother, who came I *** R*wt—Four furnished rooms
down from San Francisco for a fcw ' tor housekeeping:. lower, floor
hours of country air and sunshine. Echoic*, fresh painted, sunny
Misses Sadie and Edna Seaman*
choice; fresh painted, sunny and
clean. Suit to let upstairs. 284
SMI
left Saturday for aa extended visit j Homer av*aa*-
In the south. They arc at present ia ; For Beat—122.50—Six-room cot-
Los Angeles, bat will go to Texas tags aad barn on High atreet, be-
before they return home. tween University avenne and Bamll-
Mrs. E. A. Bsmhiscl and Miss Cla* -toa avenue. Apply to 8. W. Charles,
ra Barnhise! sre preparing for an ex-1 Slmklaa building, o
tetidcd eastern trip, which wilt occn-; *e}m.
py some month*, before Miss Clara j" *-»or Rent—Two south rooms, fur-
begins her fwork as an art student. nighed; modern conveniences. I7S
Channing aveaae
Joseph Hutchinson and wife, Jas.
A. Hutchinson, Miss Kstherine
Hutchinson, and Chet Colquhonn returned Saturday from the Great For- \ For ^aim—At a bargain or win
est, where they hsd been in camp !,«--,-. to responsible party, new ata-
|tJ-2w--»
room modern honas, partly far-
Call Dr.
22-tf
for some weeks.
S. J. Parsons has been enlarging nleaed; pantry, bath, basement, coal
and improving his bam on Alma aad gas ranges. Inquire 508 Fulton
street, getting ready for the increase street 2-lm-c
of business which slwsys comes with {—' "
tbe opening of the university. He tx- Por *-**•—"**• •array.
pects to add more to bis livery supply ! Banepe'a aara.
before winter ) w^p g^**—Hors*. buggy aad har-
G. H. Rosehrook will leave this ms*. Inquire €75 Hamilton ave-
week for Toledo, Oregon, to visit his I an*. I*-tt*
mother, who is now in her eighty- j' """ "~"™
sixth yesr. Mr. Roscbrook bas not r°c *■■• ■••" • ******* ****■
been lu the webfoot state foe (our ! **** «**« "■ ***** * ******; *****
years, and is anticipating much plea- ****** ***
tire from his trip.
Miss Artley Watson and Miss El
' tank water piped over ranch, under
mileh cow, 300 chickens, SO plgsoas,
3 wagons, spring wagon, breaker
cart, 6 seres land cheap for cash if
taken la <0 day*. Address Box 27.
Palo Alto. Cal. ;s-2w-c
sic Crowninshietd wilt go to Santa
Crux tomorrow for • few weeks rest.
Sunday they witl he joined by'Mis*
Laura Dickinson and the party witl
visit Pacific Grove and other points
before returning home. | For Sale—Jeraey and Durham bull
Rav. D.*T. McClettsnd spent tsst j <n»t«ral born Males) t i-» year. Call
night with old friends here. Mr. Mc- '" *****' mornings or evenings, IS*
Cletlan^ and family were among our Forest avenu*. 3'*'-
early residents, and several years ago }
he was principal of oar grammar
school. Four years since, Mrs. Mc- [
Clctlsnd and the children went to
Rerlin to remain while the boys were |
finishing their education, and Mr. Mc-
Clelland started out on s lecturing'
tour. He is now employed in the in- '
terest* of the Soutbcra Pacific Com-f
pany and in lecturing at various
town*.
Nice Crawford peaches. Drop
card or call on J. F. Clark, four
mils* south of Ban Franclaco road.
Will deliver. Addrees Mooataia
Vivw. 13-Sw*
Th* work of putting in the curbs
and gutters was delayed a couple of
Bays by the lack ol cement, hot a
targe supply was received yesterday
aad the work ts again in fall swing.
Tb* Dally Tin e
-lot a w**k.
fc-stsMasY-nsyta-s^ov*^^
i/Vl. H. Bille i
«
Dndscapt
6ankiur
Thieving is General.
I'U example yoa with thievery;
The sun's a thief and with' his great
attraction
Robs the vast sea: the moon's an arrant thief,
And ber pale fire she snatches from
the snn. -**-
The sea's a thief, whose liquid surge
resolves
The moon into salt tears; th* esrth s
s thief
Tbat feeds and breed* by ***-rmp***st>
11 re stolen
From general excrement; each t*. tig's
a thief.
The laws, yoar curb and whip, in
their roagh power.
Have unchecked theft.
-Seler-- ".
Trees. Shrub*. Plants
and j
tor J
J all branches ot work. Contract £
* or tar work.
<iS for the sergeant*,
in the United States army. Surprising as it may seem, the Cuban private is paid three times as much as
the American.
The pay of our army and navy was
fixed fifty years ago, when the general civilian wage scale was far lower
than it is now. Congress shonld remedy the mstter a) soon as possible
by providing belter wages—Oakland
Enquirer.
Dr. Anna M. Longshore-Potts. *,iS
Lytton avenue, Palo Alto. Hours,
9 to 4. Consultation free. S-tL
Dental Office Removed-
On and altar August i. Dr. C. S
lUcCowaa will occupy a -ante of
too**-* ia the new First National Bank
Buildir)- 3'-3*-c
Cheap for cash—Pennsylvania
egg. anthracite. F. L. Worrell.
Pbon* Mala 26. 23-lw-c
Swiss SUte Railways.
Tha Swiss state rallwaya are ea-
J(.. Ing a period of great prosperity
The returns for the peat winter sea*
[ son exceeded all records for th*
I time of the year, aad those for the
[ Bret three months of the present
{year ar* also gratifying. The sum
realised in the three months
' given as $5,S00.o00. and this bi-il-
' llsnt stroke of fortnn* ls encouraging the administration to launch out
1 into aew projects of costly lmprove-
; ments. On several of the line*
steain traction will be replaced by
1 electricity, aad a number of the
most Important stations will be
brought quite up to date la all their
1 appointment* and structures.
■•■*»■»+••» «***>>•■>■>«■« •.•■>•■*
Jordan's Hall
Palo Alto
FREE LECTURES BY
Dr. A. M. LonjsborePons
to wo-a-as onlj o.
■ IKAI/TII, HOME AXD HAPPINESS
Tar*lnr. Wea*endoy, Tbam-
tap .nil Friaar. ItHr PO, SI.
Aoirn.t 1 aad 2. Kach atusr-
aooa at S:80.
Dr. Potts bas rooms at 318
Lytton avenue, and invite* la-
dies to ell on her there. Hoars
9 to 4. Consultation trot.
ADMISSION FREE!
*♦*)« »»>»♦*><
Sing a song of gladness,
When all is rest and ease,
With not a trace of sadness,
A chance which only one can
By using a Gas Range!
seize
Palo Alto Gas Company
o41 HK1H ST.
PHONE MAIN 62
>>.....,,,
A. D.WILLIAMS
rnWT-CLA88 SBOB SHINDK)
Stand at
SLADK-S CIGAR STORK.
197 Calls tally Ave.
If you have tried
j the Rest
j Now get the Best
j ^Qt7t7£:/*v
SETINC MACHINE.
S i\vc
Money
. STRONGEST GUAItJUCTEl.
National Scwinj Machine Co,
SAN rRASClSCO. CAU
PacToer atot waM AA.
Rvturn Prom Outin< Trip
E. Son!-* and hi* cousin, Catherine
Cowin. returned a few day* ago from
a three week*' outing. They drove
over to Half moon bay and down the
coast to Santa Crux, making a side
trip to tbe Big Basin, sir. Soule
reports s very picsssnt time. He
states tbat crops are fairly good in
the vicinity ol Pescadero, but that
further dosm the coast ia Santa Cruz
county there s-'ll not be a third of the
usual yield
Dr. Blodgett's Theory Class.
Mis* Jra-i Elliott ha» already received applications for member*.hip in
this class, which will hold it* first
session at No. 707 Bryant street.
Thursday evening. August 15th, at
7-3*> promptly.
No.jireviou*- knowledge of the subject required and ladies and gentlemen
are eligible to membership. Application may still be made to Miss Elliott
at above address. s
•The Fundamental
Principles
in the building of the
vose
Piano
are:—
1. The scientific production of each separate
pert;
2. The skilful combination of all the parts.
The result is Vox Quality.
BENJ. CURTAZ & SON;
SS Ts. Mm A.rasjc
Saa rranctac Cal
...niHHin,,,,,,,,,,,,.
Root Beer
"Juht aa good."
Stanford Pharmacy
11. P. i-haxuleh.
ill 1-almitj Ak, tat. Oa-aU
'*""
R*»™ Moadar. A must lit*, at
th. a.w balldlaa. Oaatar arann. and
Kath.rln. atra.1. four block, aorta
froai ta. aad of tk. Wararlar ear
Ua. rt.n tha aldawalka an On-
saksaj, a bus win eoarr/ pupils to
aad from th. school, from Ualrcralti
"•■"• aad W.roHar atnat. JUtar
Aaaaat 1st Ml*a H.rker n-nr b* an*.
•Mt-d dallj at h.r offlc. In th. aw
bulldin*.
tore.' Boot BM.
That's .hat's la thst little barrel
at 8lad.'a dtar stor,—( oaata a
stata. 17<
Tha Dan, tuob^io. , mt
0001
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1908
gall, palo B.lto ttimce
The eely cesatry 4alt* on las paalo-ai, ol Ban
martin iat
TIME* MJBl.ISHlN(i COMTA- V
eg. W. Si-mss.-..
•BT. M. gaaxv—
suascaimoN bat as
Adi.ilUlni 1
■ssstalaiiv--
n appliralWan.
T„ P.O.BasI
m^XmmltZ**"-
Fala AIM,. Call-."la.
. aa. w. simkiks...
w.k
THURADAT, APRIL
1,0,
PROFESSOR MARX
FAVORS CHARTER
HTATKN HIS VIEWS IN INTRR-
VIEW AND REFERS TO REPORT ON CHARTER-
Formerly Served as City Tmslec aad
Is Agsln Candidate for That
"Tbs report that I am opposed to
a nsw charter for Palo Alto Is ridiculous." ssld Profsssor C. D. Marx.
one of the candidates for town trustee, lo an Interview this afternoon.
"1 am on record In favor of the
charter In the report of the subcommittee appointed to look Into the
question ot municipal ownership
under a new charter. Tbat report
was unanimous; It was presented to
the eommlttee or fifty sad was later
THE DUTY OP THE VOTER.
The Times Is not boosting the can
dldacy of aay person for the office of
town trustee. It has endeavored to
Seen re aad publish the views of
■very candidate oo public lieu
sad this aervtce has been performed
tree of charge. )tpt all the candl- prt"ntw, te"^,"B *t*, "^
dates ror trustee bare yet responded to the Invitation. It is not beneath the dignity ot any candidate
lo tell the people what policy he will
favor If elected. Ib raet, tbe people
fcave a right to Ijnow. A platform,
however, means bo more than tbe
character of It* author will Justify.
It would be easy ror a bad man ta
write a good platform, bnt the public Is wise enough to weigh every
INSURANCE EDITORIffi]
1 wish to inform the dttx»ns or Palo Alto and vicinity that 1
I have been appointed District Manager ror ths PRUDENTIAL Df>
1 SURARCE OOMPAJfT. Onr policies are non-speculative. Instead
f of paying a larger premium wltb the hope or getting part of It
i beck at the esd ot a year Ib tbe form of a dividend, yon keep this
X excess yourself and neither low Interest rales, big expenses nor
X high death rates caa decreaee it or wipe It out altogether. Pro*
a teet year family or estate by taking a low-cost policy la tbe Pro-
I dentlal and make your owe Investments. Ws Insure not only men,
* bnt women alao. aad there are many of the latter wboee families
and sstatss should be protected.
There are many life Insurance companies, but there Is only
one "Rock of Gibraltar." Bad that Ib THE PHl'HKNTIAL. Low-
cat Ratea Rest Policies—Absoluts Security. Nothing •
Everything Oaaraateed.
For complete Information call ob or add rase
R. E. HERDMAN,
,1'PBRINTKM.I.MT OF AX-BIT-.
1112 Ramona St.
M III 111.1. NKH's.
Bora, to Dr. sad lira. D. C. Elliot.
April I. 11,1. a son.
Th* Palo Alto Tim*. *t.t** that
Carle Darker Is st tb. German hos-
"Our commit... report plalalr r.-
far. lo -tk. raaalts w. bar. oa_al-|p|,i| |„ g."0"rr-acU-s'lsr-wlBSBBt
mouslr a,rsed apoa.' Tha report' lor an affection ol tb* liver,
aara. la asctloa Dr., 'W. believe tbat Thlatl* Clrcl., Wojnea br Wood-
lh* psr_.aB.ac* ol sacb cbaafss can "_»"■ "_J__J____ a pr.parlB, u
ami be provided lor IB . ... ch.r-! •!.'•,.:.. £*«£■•■_ L'tBrdi. pern}
tar, which will craat. th. poaltloa, j m«. Mar 1, Ths Woodcraft ladle,
ao that tn.r will aot be *ubj*ct to: are wall known a* excellent enter-
ch.B,. br new ordln.nc. .ad lor' __*" **■ * ol« crowd U "**
this reaaon. .fid lor this reasoa ^__' _. _ ,_ ___.
—a- 'I..— i* i. __I ... ... .... . Tn* Msyfiold Druids sre adrertla-
ooBsldsratloa aad .l.ment Ib aaeh I **"*• " " *"" °"',<on axu • n,w lo, thair ahaual plcalc. daac* aad
charter may be, ol .draata,. tn tb* barbecue, which takes pl.c Mar I,
operation of th. wsler aad II,bt at Junction Park
plant of Palo Alto.' i Bdltor Woodruff ha* I'.-.i at homo
"I afcaad that report la coan»c- "•*•»•' tare.
■ |„„ _,7k ___.. r_,-._. ...... mn T- S AtklaaBB. of San Prao
tlon with Wear. Dorye*. Hyd*. dMO ,or_,,r|- , ,„ldent of Maa
Ourstt aad Coulthard. tha otb.r fl,ld, *pant lut Tnaaday wits frlaads
member* ot tba lubcommltt**. b*- bars.
ceue* I bellev.d what tb* rwort .. *ra. Cranr. mother of C. 8. Mn
J-— .t.t-d. If 1 had dlaa,reed with a-.l»* *J_Jg*-g-*lr**»-.*»»*-J*. »"'
ao h.r» or,r*laht of hla DroD*rtr be . . .7^ . . . ...» adhin oiu di; lul *wa.
—...a -„, Z. . . . p™°*. '-. ..Bommltta. I should -rrt-lnly bare V|lrs. A. Ashdowo* spea. the we*k
srould Bot b. lB«n,BC*_l b, tb. fartl,.,^ , _,._,, w,r|_, „„„ .ad with Irl.ud. In Ssn ,-r.Bcl.co.
thai th. applicant played billiard. „ mm_nu, „_„„, „„,_ lh '. W. H. Uyrlck sp.nl Bs.urds,
«■« blm or hBloo^d u> lh. n»e, „ m_ „__ J^llm..u. H.IIbwo. _.r.
ladle or ohurtb. If thoM eoaslder- ..... _,„,.■„.,„-. „, ... „,,.-„ >•• Justtns r*lurn*d Krldsy trom
altoBs war. thou.hl of al all. the, Th* "",c#",■'0,,■ "f «_• <*'"" a tan-day.' bu.lne. trip to th.
«-„i* a.— k ■ ,,.., _____ commit!*, of Ultr will be Madia, *outh*ra part ol Ibe a.at*
would bar. hut mil. ..l.ht a. . _,, „ ttteui trnrt_, , „,,,, -,. _,m. „, _,„ B_f_ __ g„n.
MSlBst tha auction* of experience b , th,,ca,n„ quMl,o„ Jar b«.B.B th. M.ra.ld team .ad
aad ,.n*r.l m.rlt ,° ._ *u™'* caansr ,b*s"°b R^.ood Cllr •■■ woa bl th. local
[to th. rot. ol lh. paopl. of Palo „-„ n, m„ WM ,/„ , A,
Alto aod abtd, by their decision." I Brat It looked a* If th, vi.ltora would
Professor Marx formsrlr served *p haataa br a much ,raat.r soor..
irst-bsod kfiowM,. of ths _ d, . , b , hut la the laat l.w Ir.r.ln,. lb*r hs-
.. Toar owb opinion Is °. '..?„,,''"Ii. „-_«_. ._.' »*• *° "•• "", '"t -hta th. Ilia.
I mor. to rou thsn snr other latlB.al.lr connected wltb ,„„. |„,.r«iiB, near th. nnlah
Vo.. on. a-, - . ,_ «kB orl.lnal mo.....ent to aacar. a Bruc. Illabl .pent hi* ww.k'. x.
Vot. onlr for maa whom rou would „-.„.,_,, ».,„ ,.„ Iw>, __ „t catloa with r-l.m*. la tea Jo.
ha wIIHb, lo pIbbb la char,* Bf xoor.„ ^,..,,A _,,...,.„„, ." and Th. Willow*.
own ...... ir .k_ _. 1*° wa1"."* * t>™Por arst.m of ac- ,,,. _„_, ,__,,,
couo.lo,. He was on*
«aa». If It will take th. trouble
Th. adrloa that woald seem to be
of s.lf-.rid.Bt w.fibt Is thst every
polar shoBld bar. r*,*rd for bla owb
dotle* aa a cltUsB. Ha should bear
la mind that tha affaira of tha pub-
lla ar*. la a maaaur*. bla affair. If
tha eltlsen war* to sslect « p.raoB
It ahould be tbl. way with tb.
rotor Io oaslla, bis ballot. Vots
■from flrst-bsnd
aaadldst.
own affairs. It there be »ny aurh
runnlna. If oot. It woald he as w*ir'
not lo rot. at all.
Thar, la, ao ,,ld. ao aaf. to Boar aa a candidate's past record wheo
fa. waa not runnln, for ofllc. ir b.
w.re thaa unprocresalve and look
ao Intereet In public affair* 1, la
aaa hot be*n successful lo th* cob
duct of hi* owb affair,. It la scarce-
I, likely tbat ha will da better by
th. public. No maa has any natural claim to an ofllc. If w. ever
come to the time when the office
seek. th. me,, wa will h.re . belter
Mow for ,ood .overnm.at
The aext m**.lna of tb. Ladle*'
ho larorM aati.1 clob will b. b.ld oa April
th. ewt.bltshniSBt ol a municipal !*th with Mrs. Forster at her homo
,aa plaat oa Mala ,tr.Bt.
Prafcir. Marx a a m«b.r of „*J S^-IB^j^*.*.
the commission or engineera at Stan- Mrg. M. Oeorge returned to ber
ford University, which baa had home here Sunday from a two-
rbarge or Ihe exteaalve repairs made ***•"' visit with her daughter la
" r th.t a/nomlBBtlon for oOc! LVrlSl'i'.T "™ .Ts'; T.\ '^""'"ra a. dill. .1 «aa Fraa-
ha. no. ch.B,e_ hi. Bator.. If h. " ''".?" „"" """""** h'° ""•< cU™. ...lied r*l.,.,e* b.r. 8u,,d.,
It waa bis duly as a clil.cn to ac- They .ere ib. xueela ol Mr. aad
cept the nomination lor trust*, this 1,rB- ^* Pond.
ye., .ad to ...In nrn .he towa la ,. "'" ""'' -«?»*** »"t*rtsln*d
tk.* _.. -i,» , 'ew of h*r 'fends at aer home
mat rapacity. Thursday evening of last week. The
| -—' —e- — earlled part of the evening was apent
Cost of Typhoid in Ptlt.bnrg. _LW "J.!1"' U"*,r **rt ** *
'ai i V^*a. , muslcsl program. Those preeent
An inquiry Into the money loss were Misses Kelaey, Birkett. Dursn.
due to typhoid Tcver has been made Mcintosh. Saunders. Heece. 8ey-
In Pittsburg, which always has (he twldt and Hallev and Ms*_ars Cm-
Every voter ran do something to fever snd ha. . great number of __Tn\ "Skw^* G.VJr ^hae^er
help this cause along by refusing te cl-«". MIT* It Is aald, In 1*07. Theand Mayer. At a late hour they de-
* Influenced by Improper or in,ma- ?._.!_.« __r tlr,?*-?! .W" *° ,.m*k* D*rt*0- ****** *••*• • Pleasant eren-
Moore recently escorted
studies of Individual cases, all neo- ins
teriel eonaiderailon. ln making up ,mp. i„ moderate circumstances, or ._
hi. ballot. Fewer clique, or combl- which 114 were examined. company on a fishing trip over to the
nations would be better ror th*j ear-. The money loss of the patients from coast -~
eiee. Above all, make up your own : M1-* °ut ,of work waa ascertained., R. T. Nekervla, recently from Mer-
mlnd. honeslly. end then vote ec-'*h_' Hm" ot lhe *•■>■•••'■ th« ]ct** by chanlvllle. N. J., and for a time a
odtdlnm to vonr e,ru_«ieitn.. mimm 0,ht'r ■•,**t•l>•r• o' the tamlly tn car-! resident of Mayfleld. has taksn a slt-
OTBg to your convlctloos. evea in|t for ihe-m. the cost of doctors aod uatlon in San Francisco with lb*> Na-
tnough you should feel that you nurses, .drugs, |c«. milk, and all ■ Hotial Casually Company.
might be In a hopeless minority. . etirh article* bought berauss of the, A large crsw of workmen has been
: existence of the diseased lo short, all at work at this end of tne Mayfleld
litem, proimrly rhargeable to exlat-J cutoff leveling up tho track and put-
THKV WANT ROOHRVRLT, (,nr the caae. Theee things: ting in new atdlnga.
Uternture rsvortas th. ra srir. m*d* " t0,*1 of tUMS and It wasj Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Scott left Mon-
se Napa ror bb extended visit
For eome
computed If (be astno ratio ol .ever day-
ton or Roosevelt to the prealrtwncy existed throughout the city as la thei wltb Mr*. Scott's brother,
aaa reached thl* office. It romee lnf™ro wards tn which Inquiry was Ham Mrs Scott baa bet-„ ,
an envelope bearing tbe autorranh i ro*d**- to* l0m would be 1709,344 g health, and It Is boued the change
or Jonathan 11™.™ r- m„..L ' J«ar.»Harilord Tlmea. | will do ber good. ^
of Jonathan Bourne Jr., United
States senator Item Orsgoa. It
eeem. that the Hon. Mr, Bourne offered n prise or fl.OOO for the beat
!-atmr fur Kqusl Suffrage. ,
When labor Joins forces with the
w_zrui__.^h^_!ri^^
©attionH to the effect tbat Theodore j well throw up lu bands and givi,
Roosevelt should and would be ae-i tbe ladlee what they want. Tbe retorted and elected for a second elecJ °*l'*i'"> accorded the committee
Ute term. The prly wa* awarded
to Hob. Frank H. Non-rose. Justice
of tbe supreme court of Nevada,
copy or whose paper I* now dlstrlb-
»tl«»M M
women by the central labor union of
Toledo wa. of a nature to cause tbe
politicians a bad moment. There
was nothing hairhearted or perrune-
tory In the union's endorsement.—
Toledo (Ohio) Blade.
fc it ft raff I a—* ' Mr* 0#or«» R Parklm
W\ H Kill4 '•*•*"*- * number or ladles
*V*ge g AS mmJttmmtmmmitmmt { , BOOn. COm (>t I men t ST V tO M
Landscape
dener
Tress, Bhrnbs. Plants and
Seeds. JExperieaosd -Ben fer
CoBtract or day work. -
rtMldesee 170 Waverley SL
Postones box 41.
PALO ALTt>. CAL.
see eesess-eeeeseeooee*o
Mrs. Oeorge R. Psrklnson enter-
lb Is alter
pllmentary to Mrs. Gilbert
Smith who leaves tomorrow for New
Tork. In company with her daughter. Mlaa Caroltae Smith. Mrs.
Parkinson wa* assisted
uted by Beuator Bourne.
The Sacramento Bee, Calirornia
Democratic organ, haa been clrcu
Is ting petition* asking Roosevelt to
abandon bts stsnd against a third
term and to accept the nomination
agala thl* year. Theee and other
movements la favor or the President
are based on the theory tbat Roosevelt alons la able to curb tbe power be elected
of lawless corporations and force a saving hi*
square deal" for the people.
■rood.
Joseph A. Jury conducted a party
to tbe Alpine tie camp near La Hob*
da Sunday.
Charles J. Bvan* wire and son
arrived from San Francisco Monday
morning. For several days Mr.
Klaus,has been tn the city buying
goods ror his new dry good* store.
Mr. Kvans has had many years of
exiMTlence and purpose* to give
Mayiii-'it a first-class stors.
Palo Alto.
SSSSS-SSS-SSSSS'
Me Bights.
al-parsage idee
The original-package
not going to ovsrrlds prohibition
law* Ib aay state ol th* Union. It
haa beea tbe' custom of liquor dealers Ib prohibition states to hide he-
bind federal lews, aad one of thea.
bad to do with the original-package
Idea. Senator Clay bow baa proposed an amendment to oae of th*
laws or tbs United Hta tee so that af-
tar Itg paasags "all femsnted. distilled, or other totoxicatleg liquids
transported lato any state or territory, or remnlolng therein for use,
consumption, sale or storage, shall,
upoa arrival within th* borders or
tbs stats and before or sfter delivery
to the consignee In such state or
territory, be subject to ths operation and offset of the law* or such
state or territory enacted In the
srelss of Ita police powers, to the
same extent and In the aame manner as though such liquid* or liquors had been produced in such
state or territory, aad shall oot
exempt therefrom bi reason of being
Introduced therein In original pack
ages or otherwise."
Spring Tiding..
Onr friend. Mr. John DtaeUl, the
well-known young contractor snd
builder, honored San Francisco, the
city of dust and plagae-strlckso
rats snd fleas, with a visit laat Saturday. He went there priBclpally
lo satisfy bl* fastidious taste la replenishing his spring wardrons.
And verily he succeeded! His
union-stamped patent colt Easter
shoe*, with extension tiand-turned
soles aad Cuban heels nnd dull
top*, are Just a dream. And the
necktlss in tbslr variegated color-
log* are simply daxsllng to the eyes.
And shirtwaists Use bla has BObody
In dssr old Mayfleld ever seen.
But you will see him on Sundsy
Best—about the Boon boor—parading ths prtnglpal streets of our beloved town Ib the bslgbt of fashion,
a verltabts perambulating fashion'
plate. Maiden ladles beware:
X. T. Z.
Bee A. A. Hapgood. agent Soath
era Pacific Company, at Palo Alto
depot, about yonr trip east or yoar
steamship tickets. Any and all
routes. Mo trouble to fnrnlab Information
Political Announcements
For Town Clsrk—
JOHN D. BOYD
• (Incnmbsnt)
Election April lt, 1404.
For Town Marshal and
Tax Collet-tor—
JAMES STRONER
Election April 11. lfiOI.
H. \V. SIMKINS
Election April IS. ltOI.
Kor Trualee—
The lli-n-i.ti Why.
Many a corporation back nurses a
yearning for political honors whb
would abandon hope Instantly I) the
people alone by their ballots decided their distribution It la worthy
or note that soch plareeeeker* without exception are opposed to all Instruments such aa the initiative and
the rererendum and the recgit. that
we _!_*VV!_,? ***** ?f Ml*gN B» pow- —
Louise Hardeman. Miss Caroline' ™" °r lne People. How plain their For Town Clerk-
Smith and Mia* Antoinette Berry. r*J**otl" •-*•• How personal and
great their fears!—Los Angeles Ex
press.
ROBERT COMPTON
KlectloB April 11. 1,,,.
Por Marahal—
E. F. WEISSHAAR
I Im -.unbent >
Elsctloa April IS, IM9.
The qnestlOB or a charter for Palo Alto 1. by far tbs moat important
laaue In the coming towa election.
The people ought to know how every
candidate stead* in the matter. If
th*> charter carries, the board to be
elected now win hare oaly eight
months to serve. No trustee should
ho * in think more of
erm of office than of
respecting the wishes of the people.
C. Ha JORDAN
(Independent Candidate)
Election Monday April IS. 1*M.
For Towa Marshal and
Tax Collector—
H. A. RAMSAY
Klectlon Monday. April 11. ISO,
We design any
U style of garment
[l% you order
This I* THK I-IU>l'Ba TDtB TO
ORDER -OCR BA_T8a KIT. I
mOW MOBS THAJI MO PAT-
T-Bira to nct-s-T raoM.
auna too ram Barr a* bat*
$25.00
avaar an oo a__rt__>.
KLEIN, Tailor
eeeeseweses sesssssseseee
...
eeeAeeeeea aaty-a-a-o-a-aaa-aa aaa
mmmmmmmmmammmmmmt
Wanted WANTED
mmamaM
Wanted
All the good people of. Palo
Alto, especially the newcomers, to know that we cany a
full line of Ranges, Water
heaters and Heaters, and are
. always ready to demonstrate
the use of same
PALO ALTO GAS GO.
saaa
PHONE MAIN 62 547 HIOH ST.
MMa*
* i e»s__si'i,.S-%.s_'*ssi wtsa.%.sa.v_ls_ t__e,*%.sh e
I ELECTRICITY
For Light aod
Power Purposes
Apply To
; United Gas & Electric Co.
Palo Alto and Redwood City
SPAULDING'S
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works
•Ml Cai-orala Ptreet, Pan Prw-dBcw.
Olhsaa A Kocrrv a«Mt* lor «U territory _*tw.aa Moaaaala
View aad Redwood City. Ita.l_.-e. pboae 11-lt. in. o_->
pbo-e Red 411. IM r.rrlc, Palo Alto, with _aaataa, tbe tailor.
...-,B««»*BB..«.»..»»«....»»«..........,-..,...M.«.M
1 LAS PALMAS GREENHOUSES g
*^PBF
FLINT A FLINT. Prop*.
Flowers, Plants and decorative work
J OOW*m HAaOLTO-a tm—, AND HALS ST. PHfrX- MAI* IT, g
*» mast .aiaaaiaaaaaaaaai.iiiliaa,.iiiii,,,,,t,i,),.
G. Ii. ALLEN OIL CO.
We have takes the ipaiy tar HOT BLAST OIL
R.'KNKK especially i ill pll fee Ok* fitovss, lUagse Mi Pwr-
OaQ nt oar ottcss aod see ewe la opss-stlos-. Mt Blgh
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN NICOL. Proprietor
All kind, of Bakery Goods.
Cakes aad Pastries fox enwr-
taa-t-enu, partk* snd wed-
dlnf. . specialty Only tb.
beat mstcrtsl. aael
115 liiiersil) Ait Palo Alt,
>a«»*),n i toooaoooaaaoaa
Telephone Mala lb
Hay, Grain,
Wood aod Coal
Oaanrat at mxrlM raasa
.' ualtta. ,.,7„ p»i.. ,,._,.
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