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Morals of Faith Teaching at Madrasah Aliyah Daru al Da'wah wa al Irsyad (DDI) Salumbia Dondo District Tolitoli Regency
No full textMorals of Faith Teaching at Madrasah Aliyah Daru al Da'wah wa al Irsyad (DDI) Salumbia Dondo District Tolitoli Regency Kamaruddin Kamaruddin Alil Amri Askar Askar
Implementation of morals of faith Learning is the central pillar in shaping the character of good students so that schools have their value in implementing educational programs. This study aims to determine the entire series of implementation of morals of faith learning in madrasas. The study used qualitative methods with data collection techniques through observation, in-depth interviews and written documents. Based on the results of data analysis using Behavioristic learning theory, it shows that the learning of morals of faith is carried out by reinforcing the form of advice before and after the learning is carried out. Then students are given a stimulus in the form of awards when learning is carried out well and given guidance again if students have not achieved the learning objectives well. Furthermore, the teacher adapts according to the learning conditions faced in the classroom. This study also shows that learning morals of faith is to instil a strong belief in students in Allah SWT. This form of learning is carried out through direct face-to-face and online learning (E-Learning). Morals of faith learning is also carried out in a combination between lectures, question and answer discussions and exemplary methods.
05 16 2022 54 66 10.24239/ijcied.Vol4.Iss1.47 https://ijcied.org/index.php/ijcied/article/view/47 https://ijcied.org/index.php/ijcied/article/download/47/42 https://ijcied.org/index.php/ijcied/article/download/47/4
التشهير في القصة القصيرة "وجه الحقيقة" من مختارات قصص قصيرة "أرني الله" لتوفيق الحكم: دراسة شكلية الروسية فكتور شكلوفسكي
No full textمستخلص البحث
الشكلية الروسية هي حجر الزاوية في التفكير في رؤية الأدب كتعبير رسمي. تحكم الشكلية الروسية على العمل الأدبي من حيث دخله (مستق، مستقل، كعمل أدبي) وليس من جانبه الخارجي (العمل الثقافي للمجتمع أو المؤلف). أحد شخصيات الشكلية الروسية هو فيكتور سخلوفسكي الذي لديه مفهوم تشهير. تشهير هي تقنية فنية تجعل الأشياء غير عادية من خلال تقديم أشكال يصعب القيام بها عملا جماليا. تهدف هذه الدراسة إلى: 1) وصف شكل التشهير في قصص قصيرة "وجه الحقيقة" من مختارة قصص قصيرة أرني الله لتوفيق الحكيم، 2) معرفة تقنية التشهير في قصص قصيرة "وجه الحقيقة" من مختارة قصص قصيرة أرني الله لتوفيق الحكيم. هذا البحث هو بحث وصفي نوعي. المصدر الرئيسي المستخدم في هذه الدراسة هو القصة القصيرة "وجه الحقيقة" من مختارات توفيق الحكيم للقصص القصيرة "أرنى الله". في حين أن المصادر الثانوية هي الكتب والمقالات المتعلقة بالشكلية الروسية لفيكتور سكلبوفسكي، وخاصة حول تشهير. تقنيات جمع البيانات في هذه الدراسة هي تقنيات القراءة والكتابة، في حين أن تقنيات تحليل البيانات في هذه الدراسة هي: الحد من البيانات والعرض التقديمي ورسم الاستنتاج. وتبين نتائج هذه الدراسة ما يلي: (1) شكل التشهير في قصة توفيق الحكيم القصيرة "وجه الحقيقة" هو 12 موضوعا، وهو ما يلي: أ) الموضوع واحد. ب) 3 الأشخاص؛ ج) 2 التوصيف؛ د)1 العقدة؛ ه) 3 الخلفية ، وهي 2 خلفية المكان و 1 خلفية زمني ؛ و) 2 أسلوب اللغة. و (2) هناك نوعان من تقنيات تشهير المستخدمة، وهما: أ) تقنيات تأخير الفهم و ب) تقنيات استخدام أسلوب اللغة.
ABSTRACT
Russian formalism is a cornerstone of thinking in seeing literature as a formal expression. Russian formalism judges a literary work in terms of its instric (independent, autonomous, as a literary work) not from its extrinsic side (the cultural work of society or author). One of the figures of russian formalism is Victor Skhlovsky who has the concept of defamiliarization. Defamiliarization is an art technique that makes objects unusual by presenting forms that are difficult to make an aesthetic work. This study aims to: 1) to describe the form of defamiliarization in the short story Wajh al-Haqiqah by Taufiq al-Hakim, 2) to find out the Defamiliarization technique of the short story Wajh al-Haqiqah's from the antlotogy of Taufiq al-Hakim's Arinillah short story. This research is a qualitative descriptive research. The main source used in this study is the short story "Wajh al-Haqiqah" from taufiq al-Hakim's anthology of short stories "Arinillah". While the secondary sources are books and articles relating to Victor Skhlovsky's Russian Formalism, mainly on defamiliarization. The data collection techniques in this study are reading and writing techniques, while the data analysis techniques in this study are; data reduction, presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of this study show that: (1) the form of defamiliarization in taufiq al-Hakim's short story "Wajh al-Haqiqah" is 12, which is contained in: 1) 1 theme; b) 3 figures; c) 2 characterization; d)1 groove; e) 3 settings, namely 2 forged settings and 1 time setting; f) 2 Language styles. And (2) There are 2 defamiliarization techniques used, namely: a) Comprehension delay techniques and b) Language style use techniques.
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Formalisme Rusia adalah sebuah landasan berpikir dalam melihat sastra sebagai sebuah ungkapan yang bersifat formal. Formalisme Rusia menilai karya sastra dari segi instriknya (mandiri, otonom, sebagai karya sastra) bukan dari sisi ekstrinsiknyaa (karya budaya masyarakat atau pengarang). Salah satu tokoh formalism rusia adalah Victor Skhlovsky yang memiliki konsep defamiliarisasi. Defamiliarisasi adalah Teknik seni yang membuat objek menjadi tidak biasa dengan menghadirkan bentuk-bentuk yang sukar untuk menjadikan suatu karya estetik. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk: 1) untuk mendeskripsikan bentuk defamiliarisasi pada cerpen Wajh al-Haqiqah karya Taufiq al-Hakim, 2) untuk mengetahui Teknik defamiliarisasi cepen Wajh al-Haqiqah dari antlotogi cerpen Arinillah karya Taufiq al-Hakim. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif kualitatif. Sumber utama yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah cerita pendek “Wajh al-Haqiqah” dari antologi Cerpen “Arinillah” Karya Taufiq al-Hakim. Sedangkan sumber sekundernya adalah buku-buku dan artikel yang berkaitan dengan Formalisme Rusia Victor Skhlovsky, terutama tentang defamiliarisasi. Teknik pengumpulan data dalam penelitian ini adalah Teknik membaca dan tulis, sedangkan Teknik analisis data dalam penelitian ini yaitu; reduksi data, penyajian, dan penarikan kesimpulan. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa: (1) bentuk defamiliarisasi dalam cerpen “Wajh al-Haqiqah” Karya Taufiq al-Hakim ada 12, yaitu terdapat dalam: 1) 1 tema; b) 3 tokoh; c) 2 penokohan; d)1 alur; e) 3 latar, yakni 2 latar tempa dan 1 latar waktu; f) 2 gaya Bahasa. Dan (2) Teknik defamiliarisasi yang digunakan ada 2, yaitu: a) teknik penundaan pemahaman dan b) teknik penggunaan gaya bahasa
STARI OLTAR SVETOG STAŠA U SPLITSKOJ PRVOSTOLNOJ CRKVI
No full textThe author describes the di-soovery of an a·ltar in pre-Gothic stralta which were found .dUll1ing exca,vaJtJions in 1974 by the Oftlice for ·the .{>.roteo1lion of CuJJtIl.lTal MonumeJllts dn Sp1rirt:, ooected by .the author. AH :the strata .oo the pa·vrl.ng of the maJUsoleum of DiocletJian ,(lin which ·the carthedral ris located) were excavalte.d. A pal1t of thdJS paving was dJi:scovered shoWling a join 'With a floor of another .type of stone of which not even one section ·was preserved. Thi·s could .indicate rt'he complete demo}iNon of alil paga.n elemen:ts onopis nalaza u radov.una 1974. godine u tri sloja: od antičkog mauzoleja Diolclecijanove palače do gotič.kog oltara. Nisu nađeni očekivani ostaci svečeva saI1k.ofaga i natpisa o oltaru iz 1210. god!ilne, po7lIlalii u povijesnih ,izvora. Nađen je pločnik mauzoleja i njegov odnos prema is'tovremenom podu ikojega obloga nije sačuvana. Nađen je kameni reljef vrča (.kan1haxosa) Ikao spoldja i dva križa nacrtana crvenom bojom na zidu mauzoleja. Amor nalaze tpT1~uje lI1ajS'talr.i:joj orkvi. Nađtm je mald dio freske bez ikonografskog sadržaja na prvom sloju :bbuke na zidu mauzoleja i ploče u ob1i'1ru 1.rokuta s IklesaTslcim znakovima kao 's,polije. Autor Daaaze pripisuje gradnji ohara 1209-1210. godine, a ploče smatra dijelom krova četverostranog ciborija. Oba nalaza su najstarija potvrda postojanja fresaka i ciborija u ovoj crkvi
Bilan et perspectives pour une histoire culturelle des musées
No full textAt the moment when a cultural history of modem Europe appears through different ways and varions purposes, the question of the place of museums in this analysis is not yet resolved. The author suggests a general review of the social sciences perspectives on this new topic. First the history of museums is part of a social history of things (which includes commodities, symbols, etc.) as well as of history of collective memory, places and objects. Second, the modem museum is the representation ofthe cultural heritage with alil the consequences from the national or ethnic point of view. Eventually, the social meaning of museums depends upon the environment they provide, and the reception, by an audience, of their values and messages.De l'avis général, et malgré diverses tentatives récentes, le projet d'une histoire culturelle des musées demeure à fonder. On propose ici le panorama des perspectives offertes par les sciences sociales à ce sujet. Les musées s'inscrivent comme autant d'événements au sein d'une histoire sociale des choses, de leur emploi et de leur interprétation. Ceci touche aussi bien à l'apparition d'une société de consommation au XVIIIe siècle qu'à la mémoire collective, à ses lieux et ses objets. Ensuite, le musée est une institution de représentation du patrimoine, de caractère politique et généralement national. Enfin, sa signification sociale tient à l'appropriation du sens et des valeurs qu'il permet, grâce aux cadres et aux ressources qu'il fournit.A pesar de varias tentativas recientes, es opinion ampliamente compartida que al proyeeto de una historia cultural de los museos le faltan todavía los cimientos. Proponemos aquí un panorama de las perspectivas of recidas en este campo por les ciencias sociales. Los museos aparecen así como verdaderos acontecimientos en el marco de una historia social de las cosas, de su empleo y de su interpretación. Esto se relaciona tanto con la aparición de una sociedad de consumo en el siglo XVIII como con la memoria colectiva, con sus lugares y sus objetos. Después, el museo es una institución de representación del patrimonio, de carácter político y generalmente, nacional. Finalmente, su significación social résulta de la apropriación del sentido y de los valores que permite gracias a las estructuras y a los recursos que proporciona.Poulot Dominique. Bilan et perspectives pour une histoire culturelle des musées. In: Publics et Musées, n°2, 1992. Regards sur l'évolution des musées (sous la direction de Jean Davallon) pp. 125-148
A study of the language of selected 15th and 16th century aljamiado manuscripts.
No full textPhDThis thesis consists of a survey of the linguistic features
of datable aljamiado manuscripts, taken as nearly as possible
at twenty year intervals from 1429 to 1597, with the purpose of
ascertaining to what extent Morisco writings in Arabic character
shed any light on contemporary Spanish pronunciation and whether
any chronology of sound-change in Castilian can be recorded from
the collated evidence. The chief features examined are initial
F-, the sibilants, the plosive and fricative value of d and the
possibility of early instances of yeïsmo. On the whole it has been
found that the Moriscos were not innovators and the language of
even late sixteenth-century manuscripts still shows forms current
at the beginning of the century. The thesis includes transcriptions
of extracts from MSS. B.N.5319, J.1, B.N.5073/6/7/12, B.N. 4908/1,
B.N. 5364, T.13, T.16, B.N.5223 and J.30. There is also a Glossar
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|u*ili-r1 h
t (JO
**-with c*
ejry sun.
x'
Men's Ties
\\ v sill our Mi;nV Tics at 25 cents. 50
cents. 75 cents and 1.00 to 1.00 to 3.50 to 3.50 to 3.50 and upwards, fated free of
chargr, both wear and lit being guarainteed. At lea-;
one tlay sihust lie.allowed for possible alterations in order to insure-perfect !<uCC*?V, We are sole agents i"r
both Dr. W.-irner and Redfern Corsets, and carry at all
times an immense assortment of the latest models.
I 111 l|S| j II lie
1—ail present
ve handle are
Clove Department
K.iyser's Chatnoisette I Hove* -16 bul *
ton length, both in pure white and natural
chamois color. Price, 50 cents a pair.
The consumption of this clove far exceeds the supply. At present werhave all
*.;i»cs and both^colors. Tbi< saitie i'Ahw ii
•idvertiscd in San Francisco as a great bar
gam ai 75 cents.- If often pays to buy in
Pato'AJto.
Buster Brown Hose
. , The "Busier Brown" Hose holds lhc
lead over all ofli^jiiakeh of. Guaranteed
Hose. v \
■4
■\ pair.: guaranteed 4 months—Price.
$1.00 for box of 4.
Made ol" line lisle yarn. i;;ni/\ in ap
pearance, and absolutely fast in color. Vou
make no mistake when you order'a box of
these Celebrated Hose.
Oriental Wash Crepe
Last week we advertised these beautiful Oriental Crepes. Price. 20.cents yard.
Widths. 30 inches.' ■
The response was immediate. Never
before have we sold so many Crepes in A
week, and this is the holiday scasoi^Joo.
But the quality is special, and wcigTitslev-
eral iiiomies more than .usually sold elsewhere.
The colors in addition to being beautilul, are,also permanent, and the designs are
akin to European. These .ire a Tew of the
;easons why the sale has been and is a huge
success. We are already sold up in manv
designs.
Some arc suitable for street dresses,
sonic for party dresses, and some for kimonos, bul all are beautiful
0003
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TlMBS. SATCRDAV.- OCT. if. 1910.
a«.l_ palo Blto Ctn.ce
Una** • _•_- .flu-am mmmt Mtmaty, at tk*
•mrarn-' tit " fl _iJt— a**-... aad Ka-a-Ma
""^JM-gs rvsuMwc compary
Fit your children with the only
and stylish shoe, the
, - ta TMg DAILY : a
THUS. PU* Aba. Ca. K«— ba— <_*• ' •
tW* Aba a* St-_f«a -H.W aa-wMia io •
■■-..1-ritBL TU-TH.-Si.Bl'..,"
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famous
■ naah tt ta* if!BaSBS a
Jtemtm m-M W *-*».. trr t
1!EDUCATOR SHOE!
> AIM, "**-'•
. BIMKISB W.
EDITORS
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1*10.
: . For sale only at .
! The Shoe Shop j
: Cor. University and Ramona
Our Want Ads
Do the Business j
Tbls drpart-tirnt of Tba Daily Times Is highly saocaasfaL It
brings reatttu. We eoald tall yoa many true stovtca to prore tt
A Sana—ale maa lo*t a gold watch oa tbe train near Palo Alto.
He pat an ad la this paper on tbe chance that some Palo- Alta
mguon might bar* found lu It arsa foand by a Pacific Grove lady
wbo aaw the ad In Tbe Tba** and restored tbe watch, getting
glf reward. If yon want aaythlng whalerer, try a waat ad.
Warned—Olrl about ie to assist
la small family; f>10. Apifly HI
ltMIM*-**««*«»»
tier ]ii*ll[i/i'.-- .tntciiiatliiii We do
not apprpve tbe latter because
the glories- ef the former, nor givef
■——■■ — ■ ■ -< — III tolerance on that account. Is
• - TKlu-Ml'ntMiti-j.ftitL».KIt. ,: anyone ignorant that the art of
■ - Music and *~0anclnia bg_*4> , gon*»\. <-"Ari _*,,'•. *"~r.S besmirched. When
M_fiON0I*£B.JTTE
SPEAKS FOR BLACK
at the tlm* of'tfae Chicago fair the;
OrlsnUl and South Sea Island .-_
i*da~*wile* were*introduced, thoy r-er*"""'
came*'n_*U I u lions' of tho tenderloin'
i- yet advertised as attrac-
Numeroua variation* aod so-
i-nlifj reflu«menta of the same low
vulgarity have'been developed, suitable! ?> lo ihe uses of western nations. If -these lower art* hid (heir
(in in the night life ot Ibe underworld .they would eoastJtufe merely
an Incident of the seam)* side. Rut
'tone hand In hand aa Inter arts,
s.nce lhe Infancy of thr race. Kbeb
-oe* I* developed aa an expression of
■"jjure rhythm.*"and "■ach makes lu! and
. appeal to tbe sane primary fcnil-' lions
ment. Berth mualc and' dabelng
have beoa ased In ancient times.to!
•xpre-j. the spiritual sentiments ""j*1
tbe soul, and "the on* at much a* thej'
other haa had If* ptoca In the re.tg-| *"'
torn, as well aa Ihr an. of tbe world. w
Masic apeak*. 10 the onr. while
dancing spoahs to tlic-yi'. The for-. - ■'____'____.__ !„___ „__■ maid ____*j_-_.____lil'._.. I.i
-™— i sihat*e win. enough In- their day »•*** » *" *>« J~~") *n<o
_' generation to know, have been '•■■- di-trici and idl the |icople why
hocked V_, see the Insidious creep*!til" *'--•'■ "*-,ls ■••»■ ■-> *■'* "cnatc,
-«.* «r _i.i_ii_ ,he taste for ***** Into-tho upper moral .traU of ^«* new -.cnator. arrfV* in Sac*
•peak of cultivating the taste **t\ «• i^^J, one mlp*tt hope «■""«? they .go immediately into
rise from, the lower,****¥ caucus. .Wc da not know each
„.«, ,.,. *. i. mm ,„..*.. **»h^**gfe' ^„_~r ,r_-",,.I' mVS. &HrT&S.
mind to take-In. bpi.-relaie and en-j *•**_ ,he.**^°**B. •***1Dnu-» OI -nC|
j th-.' do-pot
mer Is thus the more etherial, and
the less liable to rail from Its high;
-purpose .and estate. When we; ,
-ailnn the taste for ;•••■■ •■"O-tb* ***** ****** ****** of
mualei **. deal le** with tbe matter, *
asd manner of, producing the bar-! ""v,'r t0 _* --------_ ■ ...
* depths. Ono Is amaxed io: ■'*■•"'- ■>
(.CoaUaaed frog.,.peg* ll
qty in the Stale Senate who*.
Itonor "and itttcgtiiy ha* ti-ivcr been
(-ue.tioiic ' in Hut body even in' fhe'
heal of controversy.
"Ip recent ___tt.en* of lhe senate
■ here bat been a group of senator*
banded together for the benefit of the
people and it in to that group lhat the
jir-ig-e.-ivc legislation of the last four
jut. it largely due.
"Al the extraordinary »ct»ion several of u*. dccidid to a»lc Sen;
Wanted—-Two bright boys
learn th* aa*b and door trade. Apply DudSeld 'Planing Mill. 10-n-St
w iiited. -Young lady wlahee .
sltlon to care for elderly couple ear
elderly lady. M. B. Lentx. S!0
North Second alrMti San Jose.
10-H-St'
Waanled—First-cl*** rook wishc*
position. Addrcaa Wong Tal. Wong
I-ong *tor«, Mayfleld cblnatown.
* 10-U-lw
Wanted—Exporiiwccd girl wishes
situation; general bousowork. Address Box 43. Tlm** .offlee. lt)-l"-3f
Wanted—To rant a furnlsbed
collage or 1)utiga1ow."A,ddroM P.
Box 4*1. "' 10-13-lt
Want"-*. -Lsdy wishes position to
do housework, or Will' tako onllre
charge as housekeeper. Address
21, Time* offlc*. 10-1WI'
Par Sal*—Rsby carriage fat
17.'0; cost new fit. 173 Lytua,
1*3 Mf
Per Sal*—Window card* marked
"Far Sal*" can b* bad at Time* offlc* at.S cants *gcb.
FOB -MKT.
For Rent—Reduced to til a
3 aad 4 rm. flats with yard. Waver*,
ley, or for sate on easy terms.
W. Dell. (.32 Homer. Pbon* 4~~T
.-_._*-_-___,. — - t...|.,-_w-
Por Rent—Pleasant furnished
room wltb private hath, 1GS Lytton
avenue. . . , lO-ll-at*
Rooma for Reni-
535 High.
iO-10-lw
vFor Rent—SUnford University
campus. 2 Alvarado row, furnlthed
lm un- 10 rooms with bssomest and
fnrnsc*. from Jan. 1 to Aug. 1
15. Apply on promisee or address
Box 117, Stanford Unlv-rslty-P. ~
•1M-Im
For Rent—145 Dunilay vaeoum
cleaner. 11.25 a day: machine d
llversd. Apply 804 Bryant atreet
».Jl-lm*
, OmC-AL 1
City Taxea Vow I no and Ttmnm.
Nolle* I* hereby given uJ^J
taxes on all personal property
cured by r*af property ,04 *"
balf of tb* taxes on all rani mZ
erty will be du* and payabl. mZ
first Monday la October, and mm
be lollnt-uent oa tb* UsrMcM-_rta
N6rembar next thoroa(ter J ,
o'clock p. m.. and lhat unli* ^
prior thereto, flrteen per _.t ™Z
be added lo tb* amount th**/
and that. If said pne-b.lf *„ \Z
paid before tbe last Mocj*,^'
April next at six o'clock, p. m „
additional five per cent win' u
addod thereto: that th. »«■»■!
o%»-balf ot th* taxea on all r^j
property will be payable on sod at
t*r tb* first Monday in Imaaan'
next, and will be delinquent oa tW
last Monday In April next iw
aft*r, at six o'clock p. m.. sad ihU
unless paid prior thereto St. w
cent will b* added to the a-noosi
thareof. -^
That all 'taxes may _. paid st it*
tlm* tb* first laaUllment ax bertfa
provided,* Is due and payable.
All taxe* ar* du. sad paysbl* «
tb* City Hall, Ramona street. Pal*
Alto. C. H. JORDAK,
Tax (_!___.
Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Company
*ta**f **** '
l-t—* VarM-kB
Wanted—Flrst-class cook and
helper want positions: club or family: American or European plan
For parileulara see M. C. Ford, 225 j For Ront—Armory hall. Apply
Hamilton avenue. Phono^ 60. ^ | (o w p ^^ %t Armorr or
Clarke Congdon. 230 University
•-17-tf.
Waated—By tret-class Japsn*s*
wsrker. work by dsy or hour; MS .
Harry Naka;;
avenue.
For Rent—-Alta Hall, on Ih*
third floor of th* Slmklna building,
ls available for small meetings at a
rental of 11.50 per meeting. Enquire Times offlee. 5-7-tf
toy tbe higher and . ■■■■■■•■•■■ things
ivngiie of the tenderloin .in re*pcci;!*'•■■■-■*(* jtimp* up ami nominates the
It la a mental proc--**.
In harmony.
like appreciating
brautle* of a'glorious «untM-t,. J
art Is. In fact, a menUl expressli
wtth trro*e who produce It. and a
mental linpresalon to those
Vtii-f.'. by Ra'appreciation.
grand thing* In art mah^. little or
no appeal to the sordid or
nhl*> circles. Tbe practice* current
1 from
dtaaotvlngjl-" *he,5-crnt^
dance are c'.imbu,.; -'■■•"
higher up. There ia a connecting .!«*•*'
I link tor tha Introduction of the con*!t''>».
tamlnation. It I* found Ib the young ••■'"
who •»"■■ ""ho have *orlal standinf-, builvm* i» clcctcd'in lhe __a
Xha'aro without morals. . Il Is aided chance in Cod'-, name ««.
,.._ -..* *no' abetted by the Idle rich, sho ""',11'1 *uch a *yncn* at thi
brutish'1*"1 ■•*? ■**" °' """hion. It H(>ed*|all the machinery'of the
A limed., county
man of the caucu.. Senator
iit. He in elected hy ace lama-
Likewise the >ccrctary. Wc go
the senate an.1 the »crgcani-at-
wsy. What
. wc h-tvc
i ' With
_ _ ,—..— i For Rflnt——indaw cards marked
ir-Rato Choan*—A small cottngo.\-yor Rant"'or "Furnlsbed Rooms"
bo sold*. Can be moved. ln-j0r "Rooms and Beard" ean be had
. "".- E.' Malcolm, First National, 4I Time* offlc*. 5 cants each.
t .building. I'alo Alio. 10-H-Stj_~
ror
Itent—Electric
For Sal*—Modtirn houso 5 rooms,
and bath, lot 1 "■■._.." feel, not fa.r|cl*an*r at fl per day. 5]t Lytton
from carllne. Good chance to buy.T«i,pi,01,e ltt> 7S4 w*b*Ur far-
at li. * thou cost. Address Box 143,' „,_ «, .
I'alo Alio. .-t.__._s, .W-rlr. / P-l-li
10-13-31
For Sale— Modem- flve-room cottage, close In; price renaonahlo. Apply at ,221 Kipling alreeL 9-tt-tW
LOST
Hnelt a mint* esit* It opi
slime over the .object aad diverts ""hen
Jt te a fallen purpose. ■ a ,
Tbe riot of the llcentloua ages 'had
it* i-factlon In the asceticism of the
-early* chnrch. Secular music snd
-dancing fell under the lian because *~~"
of the low estate to which tho.-* ''•'''*-
art* had fallt-n. Dancing especially
bad become the mere aceompanf.
9_enl of. and incentive to. lo* rer>
olry and Vice, it was the intimate
companl*. ' of .tlruiik.*nnesa and
worse. But wlih th* "ri-c of culture
dancing, 'as an art. lived also", Tbe
grand hnrmont'-* of mn*lc man age-
to aurvlve the ftood nf rsg-tlme.1
Drawing and painting. Mill live, de-
n!pb>In iahguage ler Vresent (tb*. esset'conIrpj oik opponent* have u_ ha'ifili-
• tenderloin style of dancejeapped m our effort* to teejitc needed
of the most dl*gu*ttng tyjie aecureti'CKi-lali<-n fur your bcncfil.
the social' sanction of being pxem-j "The only thing that tsved the
pllfled la. our swellest -sets. Ib a' '!■"■'* pnnury Uw aad tbat gave u.
metnber of the foreign nobility, a.jthe primary uw that we have thi*
for"h In ono of our city pa- year wa. the necciwry absence of
Jew-days ago. We do. not Senator ElUck from the Senate ?ham-
have to throw atones a* far as Banjher at the time of the final ■.-:-■ lry
Francisco to-hit the hydra-headed J prcvcniiii-j 11 tic vole. Senator Biiclt'-
monater that Is showing Its pressure. 'The virus of tbe "Parts of
Aiimrics" I. working io % ^ deplorable extent.
One way of combatting flllh dl»-
eaaea Is to cover the filth with perfumery and fine clothes. But It .*
a terribly unsound form- of ti
For Sal*—-Hn* resldenc* of atrt-
oa room* cornor lot -I'd test square
oa main street of Los Oetos: b*autl-
ful grounds, with fruit, ornamental
trees snd flowers. - Price |5.«l.
Will trade for Palo Alto property.
Mortgage for 2,t00 tbre* years at
C per rent can remain. Addrf-
Box S. Times offlee. S-ll-U
1 double
spite their being ukhI l«t low and tm-nt. The .red plague.* II
Indecent purpose*.—and »o dancing! Mandard of moral* and lb" conlam-
llself aarvlves* aa an »rt and a |'nation of the young and Innocent.
worthy pli-nxtire s'mldsl Ibe rtjik ■■%."■".• niatters 'too serious to call for
dissipation nnd tie*. . • [OfM exercise of that falao ond prud-
Rocial darjeing baa been so firmly' ■">• mod-sty which throws the man-
fixed among tho worthy ' ~o*V.*i of "' '•* .ehsrll^ and
rntnrtnlnmeiii that thi* itltgrpp
nwltilng pi
1 social enneer, imifet..
of -hafprnlpg tbe knives pf pub!!'
opinion in'cut I' ont.
jbicnee '>'ivcii___d rttc prc.iding offi.er
from ca*tttig the deriding vote ifcain-i
the primary law.
"We were held captive in the Senile
for a week. If Black had not l.c .1
al-tcnt in that criti* for ^-niiL-catt-ii.
tome other reform Senator would have
been at.ent intent i'-aa ily, I .cause that
wa* ihe only way to -.ave ihe primary
law from defeat.
"I -"wit not *}cvotc my lime to
Black Fought the Machine. . •
HiramJ-iliti'on, a* the chairman tug*
Ke-t*. but to Alar-hail Black wbi.m
w<- need back in tlic Senate, Wc *.-'it
In~r-J f.i"-:i1»S.- itc'li-i- fopglll tllC ht.i-
ilinic i'l-.ir >r_ir- when lhe1 lobbyi.tt
A large
rtilrcr of Palo Alto h*o-
L- , K'.jivalked
a'laisW'V.
ivalked up ami down the ui-lc
You vote ye-*5 or "X"ti .\->t
■A Santa-Clara^ receive
Mason p!$h,"'~W~*,< •*« 'n« ln" **kl
'of the ascetic ha* made no'h**ad*-'a>
against It, Opf-oHltt'ta. to It in met
with the Jeer "Hon! soil qui mat .
pent*" It Is one of, th* polity arts!
- It maker for dignity and eaae of eel-!""-}- •**■ *""t night "The 3'.itching. • . ■ -
>lage,*'-and it allmufate* .Ibe .odalUlb'-'/'lI'l'tV-d by John Mason .'|->r»l»"iai.Vn* at the tiiM tcttAon -A Die
grac-*. Surely, ih^n. ttiert (* no 'he fl_ffoy_ S-ti Francleeo. ; ItKitlalure amounting 10 -.v-jr.a mil.
harm la tbls. Wbrao*. • ™
there'I. '« hOOl-'d down Iia one Ol; npeeiai mramng* m« tti un iia.i-.L-.. -__f _ . .
prudlah and derim,, «,!n.l ' ' a- the U.tbodUt Church Frtdav!,_,l- ***'■ iot wh"h -*^" ■
But all the art In th .".-ouvr,.' will night , to Sunday nfcht. Ociobert1'":- _*""■<l"~lt-
V"M'H Black ilr.trv.-*- fr,
A \*U -1 .ft -vti-lhc'.l.nffdr*. lit
- II-« **»• j>I»-> a 'tali!* _»>--,!.
"••©C.*J" t-*''n f*m ioie.1 for-tVat liHI
i-.! _r*jrc J ..'mrkril for p
tboV.ui.r-* wtll night . lo B__dl_.
>ot ,*Wi,___fc&i.n !^H'^,'l,tV'--.-.r*
in_*t)d a fixlt, more tipf guy dlber
10 he heldl-^Vif.*'--' S,alP' ■*rinC*.'> ►.»'-. I*,"
ireh Frjdav
night. Octotirrl"
.off!,,
pM..rl-l -r-aai-j...["T"."'
S,„r. m,n l_ Si_1«*,_**' "
«l\hc Hxyal Arc- w.'k-
hall.Vl Ih,
a You Have a Right to Know %
['pubidenl
" "" * ' the legi.la1
greal .late and threaten- to i.-_
the iiolltical map every mnn who
vote* again*! -»uch a bill, i
you to ttand up f..rthe n
p.-.c such Influcncet,
"Wc .-c.'.nt your teant'
. John E. Newton j
Hou*eelemnlng. Window .
(leaning, Cardonlng, Kic.
Orders promptly atlended to.
Box 803. Palo Alto.
Reward—For return of lost bicycle. Hawthorne; 22-lneb frame,
double bar, black with rod bead
two-ti peed coaster brake. Phone
Stanford 34. 10-14-31
M|-r~~a~_LI_AICKHlg.
flratcli_.se dressmaking eh 11 at
22J Homer avenu.
INVALID CARJUAOI ASM
AMBl'LANCR e** be feas«
Ut* Baaspe aU»I*s, c*ri
lUmilUa av*. aad fisi—*
st Phoa* 111; •■-. I-.-**
ITS; rasldonoa ph*n* 17T,
OBO. W. TINHKT. Prepriator.
_l
T. D. Thomas
Contracting painter, formerly
471 Ualvaralty avaane, has *=•
le ltU Webster *tr**L Pala nan]
aad will a* glad U attl hi. p*trs*|
th.re. Ats* daslre* U se* restisa.
ewssrs wlshldg tar*rxsall*i
baas* painting and Uatlag.
work guaraaUad te tb* suixfaetw
mt is* awnsrs.
T. D. tiiduap. Palstsr.
PALMIST AND PflVOBIC READER
lire. Van Baker. Advlc* given
on bualness. and all affairs of life.
Hours 10 a. ro. to 8 p. in*. Clrcl**
25 cents, "Thursday evening B p. m.
. 117 Ktpllng *L, between Homer, andl
t Channlng avenues. Waverley ear. BEE—
* Telephone 271X.
JI'KT A FKW HORJi B*IU')ALil
la ea*-metl*n colUpalhi*
naaL camUrUbl*. d .rabl*.
Hoi* agewta fer the tamoas. C-1
LORIO FIHCLl-aW OCOKaTAS as)
TTJDOR PORCM IU AI >1
W.F.PennebaKet'i
OSS Emcr**a BL, oaaotitm P.
done iroraclhing lor,the State of-Call-
fosoia thnt wiH help to make up for
tlic -nji»chicf done by Stat.- legists-
lure* In the pa.t. I earne-tly ln-.pcak
your kindeu consideration for Marshall Black. Wc want him. the
State need* him and you have rea ton
to hr proud of <hiro."
., ■ *> Walker Upholds Black
Senator Ceoise 6 Walker, author
[ the anti-iacetraek Rambling bill
:.■•.I .-,-:,-.i-n- of Senator Black from
**"! »*-"» ft> ratify Aft ^pTt.n•lid tribute
to your feltpw-eitircn,; Mr. Black. I
ex-way 'AftTtn' 10 eCi_ry word. The
fact that he wa* tick for a few dayt
at'<a critical lime
law
1 liavi
the recovery
.'"Ulirsiycd I
senator
uld
c<l the primary
•11*it prayed for
_ who lay »iek
*.ion that yonr
tcoserj at least
not, or sfrtt-f''lay'.
'->*>'horVead to th'"->et
ata the 1
who.'says he was twice offered the
nomination for governor* anil twiet
n know why hi
refused, hul we do know thai,for,
(wenty year* that man dcllvcrc*! at-
M-mbtymen and tens tort of thti C-in-
ty 10 the railroad company al Sacra
menlo."
tbr lii'torj of any concern lo whom yoa entrwtt your rnoney. ***
Wc want lo toll you why we can safely pay 0 per cent and wr
at lite same time allow you to withdraw your money on thirty tfj
days* aotlcr at any time; alio vrtty we hare been able lo do so Ma
tor IH years past and wby our buaine— has grown until we q
now have satisfied ruttoun-r* in almo*t every trtatr. a-.
Palo Alto Mutual Building and Loaa Association
11, MMISHAI.I. BLACK, fl-rr-taiT.
257 University A'eane PALO ALTO
Telephone 170.
taeaeaee.-»«.& rjesszoqmomt
rati.* we want him for chairman of
lhe *r...-t imj. ,::;,t]i committee of the
-.cmiic—the commillce of finance.
Senators Trust Black.
"Wc a*k you 10 .end ni a -nan wc
arc not afr-.ii! of, a mnn filial we can
work with, a man thai we can iratL
Senator Black ha* no a*c» to Krind
and lie .will work for youi" interetts.
He will fight ihe enrj-.r-ti.ui. when
they arc wrong, he will give ihcj* a '
fair ileal when they arc right.
"lii.n'i give jit. a man who,, by hit
eoafetaloa of two year. ago. it one
of the grcalrst political ra.catt'evct
known.
"Re-cleci Black and yu will have
1.1 il-l' OF UT. THOMAH .
SOCIAL next \yi:.:k
Tbe Guild of St, Thomaa has a'r-
rangctl lis Halloween social
dbnee to lake place In Ramona Hall
Thursday evening, October .20th:
Tii-' •"inin!'*. ■■ Iii charge has sot
tied oa the above date In order tbat
th* guild may not conflict In any
way with the ;■'■■. ot other societies In -Palo Alto
Another date wa* originally
scheduled, but on ano-naiiilng tjint
on* of tb* other frsternltles of th*
dty bad planned to u*e tbst nlgbt
the guild graciously chsnged to the
aforesaid date. They expect
Urge attendance and assure all
plear-ant evening's enjoyment. The *■*■• ™ " *T*ll^aU__tJ
committee In Charge Is trying hardiABOL'T i\mi.ini. YOUR P1A*I
arrange some novel features that'OI^St*.
will make tho occasion ono of undiluted merriment.
For line distilled water, cal! ut
Phone IHO, Five gallons 50 cents
10*15-lm
319 University Avd
Phone- S4~~~-
Cnrald K. Ilennoll, Stanford
12, la visiting oa tbe campus.
IntuitJto Injur).
_-_or Blckrrs ba* a vary turd hearted wife." aald Trfvret.
-Wbst's tbe trouble nowr ssawd
Dicer.
"Sbe oot'ooly broke tbe broomstick
over fats besd, but uisde blm go to th*
Week's Ponltry Rat.
will *opp1y yonr Ubl* with nT***
mllk-fatuaad poultry. *******,
trussed. ready to' cook aad ******]
to your door. Order orer pbo*
Raaeb loeaiod 00 HamflU*
.k.n, Palo Alto-
Read our elaa-lned eolumns.
Oldest Gioceiy Store in
Alto, known as the
House of
QUALITY, PROGRESS andj
ACCOMMODATION
Earle fe Company
159 University Avenue
Phone 3
0002
No full textPROFESSIONAL
DAILY P.VLO ATTO TIMES, T.llKSDAV.
*" NORMAN E. MALCOLM
ATTC-RNKY AT ltAW
VOTARY Pl'DIJC
Hrs( National Bank building,
Palo Alio. Offlc* phons ISIK;
r*aldnno* phone C1SK.
Just On* Day.
Twenty-odd year* ago John Hab* j
a-srton. (he author of "Helen'* j
Babie ." wrote a ho..k entitled "Ju-t
Day.*" It wa* the lii.tory of a
In..!. .iMtiin'*. day, from ,lhc peep of ,
ilawn, when she wa* awakened by the
baby's cooing and calling, until the
"children -sere nettled* all snug in
t or. THOMAS V, HAMMOND
IlKNTIf-T
I (Succ-r-ssor to Dr. Melntyr*.)
J Hours t to II a. to. nnd
* I to 6 P- «". Ladyard building.
t T*-"*-pboae "OIK.
PHYSICIANS.
RR. 3. I*. M'LARKN
practice limited to aurglcal dta*****
,nd to aurg*ry (both ssxea) and th*
• reatmeat of woman.
Palo Alto osT-oo Ramona building;
hoars 10 lo lit*-* <*ud by appoint,
ment). Fhone 641.
j. M'MAHON, M. I).
lii.es.c* of the Oe-at-^Urlaary
* Organs and Kidneys.
OH North Third St.. Baa Jo**, CM.
Phoa* Mala 878.
MABSBURS
Offle* hour* 11 to 11 and 1:30 to
ISO. Home addr-ess 1""" Bryant Bl.
J. (). VARIAN
MASSEUR
Madl-on-TholU Building, Palo Alto
Offlee phono S31Y.
Reeldenr* pbon* "'"L-
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING
Mlaa Carrie L*wla announce* that
her claaae* In Dancing will op*n In
O-tober.
Children's class Friday, October
:tb. at 3;"0 p. ta., - *-****.
n__-.se* st Fraternity Hall annex
Studio 730 Cowp*r street.
Telcphono C04T.
INSTRUCTION
(liven in dancing—private lessons
or class work,
MHH, L. M. WARREN
Phone TW. nam Cliurrtilll Ave.
SHAMPOOING
SHAMPOOING. Msnlcurlng. Scalp
Theatm*ti( and Facial Maaaag*.
Cerr.pleslon Packs a spetlalt-. All
kind of hair work given prompt attention. Mra. C. Malcolm Wad*,
room No. 1. Madlaoa-TbolU block.
Phor.e*336X,
(heir bed*'
nd (he
iary '
i had
ITS PLRASIKG TO A MAK
when he look* la tha mirror snd
•*~* (be refined esToct et faalUassly
.sundered linen, anch aa *a* always
K*la from tbe Stanfcrd laaadry.
KTANPORD I-AITNDRT 00.
Pltone BMK. BoOgh Dry Sc pouryl.
Put a Little
Sunshine
i yoar home. Clean.- pnW, nice
neel _,-.,.>,i. alwmys at
HORWKGirs OAKERY.
M. C. FORD
f Successor to B. F .BBLL.)
WOOD. COAL,
Hay. Grain, Ponltry Supplies.
Comer Hamilton and Ramon*.
Trteplion* 00.
Timea'claaaUlad ads bring nm! to.
time to -it down to mend the clothe,
hey had tom in their play.
It ws* a realistic talc—so true in
■very particular anil describing so
fully and sympatheticslly (he trials
» and compensation* none but
(he modier of a family who {-.loving
icicn'iou* can appreciate. A*
had been devined, a woman was back
of the story.
A dear old lady in a home for in-
urablc* wa* asked by a fire ml in a
■••0,11 of pity, "How do you live?" j
"By living one day at a lime—jo-t'
me day," answered (he brave creature. "Take no thought for tomorrow '*
Habit i* .trout* and human nature i*
prone to worry useless ty ai (he spark*
ily upward, Bu( make a beginning!
' i>- to yourself with the dawn of each
rw morning:
"All I have to learn of living
U to do his will today*'
Brace yourself upon the thought
id take up the burden nf that living
You will hr amazed prc-cutly to sec
how free it leave* your mind, to let
morrt.w alone. You wtll he more
narrd to find how mnrlt of the
,ertnc-« of the day you have let
foreegsilag the i>o*-ibilit.c* of a
riorn.w which may never come. ,-*
As ha. Iiecn said, "Trim your *_a>
can ai Itoih end* and don't waste
Kno of it. If yon ate a hou-e-
keepcr. Monday i*. wa .iday. Yoa'
ildn't mind washday *o much if
it wasn't for (lie thought of how much i
!..n,_er il take* to iron t'm to wa-.h
You have tiothitig to do with
Tne-dny Until Tuesday come. Put it
mil of your mind Say 'I won't think
.r and thru keep >our *-,<_' You'll
li- -.arprised to fmd how much more
llrenglh you'll have for. today If you
ilon't fritter^ it away worfyiug over
tomorrow. When Tuesday ct.me*.,
take hold of it. too. vs'lli a brat, heart
nm! clean, empty hand*, with none of
Monday*, mud -ticking to (Item.
'D-.n't sit down to cry over tne mi*-
ske* yo* made yeaterday, ' Don't
iipe yonr rye over what you arc
fraid will come tomorrow. You may
irver sew-_***iiorrow. and if * ou do, it
vill be today by the time i( gel* here,
am! Cod. who .Ita .never broken a
promt*-*, and who »il! never break
one. promi.ct that you sbill have
strcngth for the day."
ll is, I think, John KewtOfl who
says in *ub*.tance (ha( (he Father ap-
point*. to rach (he rare* of the day.
a. a man give* hi* .on a stick to carry
from tii _ wood. If wc will pmlst in
carrying tomorrow*, or next week'*
load, wc m"r.t do it in oar own
.Ircngth. C,od nowhere i>r<.mi*.--_
grace for fagot'.
•' Be not therefore anviou. for tbe
morrow, for the morr-w will he *an«.:-
dui for llsoll StUfidrni unto die day-
is the evil thereof.'
"So live for today! leaving tomorrow in the hand* of Him to wh'-m it
rightfully belong..
"I-or.!. for tomorrow and it* Beadj
I do not pray,
Keep mr, my.God. from stain of sin
Jn*t for today.
Let me le.lh diligently work.
And duly pray.
I-rt tne be kind in word aod deed,
Ju-t for to-lay.
Let me br *low to do my will.
Prompt to obey..
Help me to mortify my flesh.
Ju*t for today.
let me no wrong or idle wo.d '
Unthinking say. , - *
Set "Cfrou a watch upon my lips
Ju-t for today.
So for tomorrow and ill need*,
I do not pray.
But keep mc, guide mc, lovci me
Ufcd.
Jo*t for today."
Convention in October
The cotivcnlion of tlic national or-
ganiiarton of the Women1* Methodic
Episcopal Home Society will he he'd
in Buffalo on October 19. The convention of the last three year* have
been held in Bo*|on. Philadelphia and
Lo* Angeles. This year is tbe thirtieth am.ivcr.ary of the organiMtion,
and it i< e-pceted that this fact will
arouse much enthusiasm. About 400
gncst* arc eapected by the loc*t or-
gani-atii.il of Buffalo, which it making extensive preparation for the
I. Mrs. Rutherford &. Haye«
president of tbe society durm-.
hcr hu*band'» term a* pre*iden( of
the United State*. Mr*. (George °
Robinson, formerly Mi** Jane Bancroft, one of the fo~ind*r* of th* dea-
cone** work, i* the preildent now.
San Mateo Items
Tr*** Saa Msm* Ut-Ut >
Prepai__0H are: being made by
Laurel Chapter, No. 186, O. _._■*_
fur an entertainment and dance to be
held in Haaon. Temple, Friday evening, November 4t1*
Mr*. Gallewey and her mother,
*rtr.. l-d.l) .ire expected ta San Mateo
Saiurday.
A C. Bala, prominent real estate
man of San Francisco, wa* a visitor
here Sunday.
October .*. i* tl>c riming set for
lhe dedication of the new Masonic
Temple on Ellsworth avenue. Officer*
of (he Grand Lodge will official", and
alter the ceremony.a dance will he
enjoyed by (lie Mason* and their
guest*.
W. Hall. , Superintendent of
School*, distributed Panama-Pacific
i».-Irani, lo the pupils I:riday. The
supply here, a* in San Francisco, did
not c<-ual the demand.
Born—In San Francisco. October
14th, 1910, to Mr*, ft M. Riley (nre
Stewart), a daughter,
Tlic basket hall team of tbe San
Mutco Union High School defeated
Kril-vood City !a*l 1'riday by a score
of Jt (o 1;.
County Clerk Joseph H. N**h It*
sued a marriage license Tue*day 10
Albert j. Pt-Ue**, 3d. and Geneva B.
Robert ion, ;;. both of San Mateo.
Mi«. Robertson i* the daugh(er of L.
Kotiert.oti, a carpenter who resides
at --*' South I. street. Frasey, also a
carpenter, ha* been boarding with the
Rot.rrt.o-is.
Mr. Sabaditi of Saliadiu's restaurant
anil itrill recently imtallcd a new Si..
000 piano and hi* (.atr.m*. hare mut-tc
while they dine. He hat. five waiters
alway*. in attendance and the service
is Brand.
Rev. Mr. Mayor of Santa Clara
father of Mi** Minnie Mayne former
ly principal of the Peninsula ave nut
school, died bat Sunday.
Mlas Bromneld ha. rettfrncd fron
.mi extended riih at Santa Barbara.*
Mr. Callwty .in.l ibildrcn arc -lu.
to arriw. in San Matro this Saturday
,'l'liry will reside in ibe I. B. Doc
[residence, ijorner Highland and Poplar avenur. Mr* C.allwcy"* comin
Mi.* Cro.l.j-r.% with them.
The Ka.t San Mateo I-and Co. ha1
a pile driver ai work driving pile, foi
- the con.miction of a wharf to ren
d.r the harbor ot tne a* a -.hipping
j point.
1 The San Mateo Development Company, of which the Howard estate i-
1 (he principal owner and John 5".
C.i-r; i* manager, has breffaght suit
in the Superior Court in Redwood
City aRsin*! the Warren Improvement Company for 1.5.00-000.
The Board of Kducaiion in the City
Of St Lt.m* 1* dctermiiirtl lhal Si.
l-oui. childtrn shall attend vrhno!
know the reason why.
St. I...in- was among lhe <i'*t of
cities to create truant officer* t<
about .(be rity and find moth' children
of school age thai wetc not attending school, for the double purpo.c of
bringing in (he children and jogging
up the parent*.
Sickness among children war. given
as (he chief cause for nbienieri*
(he public school* in St. 1>*'*" •"-*
year. Thi* difficulty, too. i- to be met.
Preparing for the convening -of
iehool* in September, the Board of
Education ha* created position, for
number of trained -nurse,, and others
are to he chosen later on. These
nurse* are lo vi_.it the home* of all
children reported ihseni becaate of
sickness, al _.Jor the dooble purpose
of certifying to the fact if the children are not really ill and of aiding
I lo nur»e inlo health such « need *l-
ten*ion.
ELLERY'S
BAND
Thursday Evening
October 20
ASSEMBLY HALL
If
I! 50c
75c $1.00 il
NOTICI" OF THl'STEK'S BALE.
Notice I* hereby given that.
Women'-. Club*
W HKK HAH. .Matt f
Ix*e
llui
'IS.tr,
New York, nnd of (lie Xcw
and Fred M. Ru-u-ell. her husliand [Etwfand Wi.inait's Club in Boston
eiv-rutrd. acknowledged and delhr-.There had 1-ren clobs of wottitn here
e«d lo Hie undorslgued. Card***)]and there before (he.e two, but with
City Bank and Trust Company, a i""'" *VM Ihi modern elub. the,
■ *—viee. the club that 1. no*
corporation, ss Irostee, their err*
tain deed ot (rust, dated January
l»ih. A, I).1 I'M. ond now of record in the office nt the County Recorder of tho County of Santa Clara.
8t«l** of California. In Book
S3, of Trust Deeds. at i-agc
11)1 el ■*_., In . -euro 111*, payment
nd all .
r the Vn
and hanilci. (he club that.
■ iho
ral J-eileration, wilicb it'ell w
t.n tbr t«cniy-nr*l yearly mei
March, i»fc?. of Nrw York Sol
Century' Magavine. '
"Are you fond of travel?" "Yes.
; Indeed." i.-pii.-il Miss Frlule*. "It
Is so inn. li more pleasant to eelert
ur own postcards than to stay at
OM and let your friends send you
at they like."—Wa*hlnK"on Btar
Had la tbe Clt;
y of Santa Cimr.
anil.descrllied a
of a rertsln Indebmlnrss of
Mai tie laef Russell and Fred
Russell IIkt husband l/(0 Mutual
Iltilldlnc and Loan Association
San Jose and Coll*-*.* Park, a
poratlon. and
wiiRRKAH. said Indebted MM
not been- paid, but I* now uni-alil •*••♦♦•♦♦*•••»•
and due to said -ror po rat ton. "lu-jde--d of trust. *it-
(ual Bulldln*; and I-oan Asaoetatlon nf Palo Alto, ("out;
of San Jos.- and (oll.'i-e Park, and: state of California,
WHEREAS, in accordance with j follows, to wit:
tbe terms sud provisions of said Deed •• Commencing at a point on th*
of TniM and of the Iry-lsw* of said northeasterly line of Cowpej atreet
Mutual UiHIdlng nnd l^oan Assocla*',„„,„,., ,|(preon aliiy-aeven (6T)
tlon of San Jose and Cen*__ Parr. ,,.„. wuthra*terly from (he Inlersec-
aad la pnrsnanee of a resolution''.m ^ lblf .cniheasterly Bn* of F.v*\
PM«ed by It* Board of Directors.-. r,.„ avenUe wltb tb*. oortbea*terly
aald corporation. Mutual Building 1(n# Q. cowlM,r atreet; running
and I-oan Association or San Josej ,h„n(.r »outbea*terly along (he
aad College Park, the bolder and n or, h easier I j line ol Cowper *lr*et
owner of the promissory nole snd of] jhtrty-eluhl tit.} feel; thtnee *t
the Indebted ties* secured by ~ald|r||[l|( f^gl^m northea*tcrly and pal*,
deed of trust, baa made written ap-.B,)e, wlth B¥erett »»enuo one hun-
plleatlon to (he undersigned, a*^^ t-*oo, feet: thenr* at right an-
tn-ete*. re_u**tlng and direcilng] ^^ north«e*terly aad parallel witn
the undersigned, a* trustee under 15^,, ,.-„* ihlrty-elght. (3S)
said deed of tru*t. to sell the pre"--'.^,. tben(^ >( .-^^ .n((ie* souih-
Ise* described In said deed of trust: „_,,„,,. ktiA parallel *>itb F.irrrtt
In (hs manner provided (herein, "~»|tTtBM OM hundred <l"h) fe«t "0
acrompll*h the objneta of said trust J th(, [Jolnt of beginning: The same
and to apply the proceeds of aa'd;^,,,,, , p.,, of 1^ nuraber one (I)
sale 10 (he payment of the lnd*bt-|o( Blo(k naB.ber thirty-sis (H) or
ednewi die snd unpaid (o ssld ror- w,d atT: reference being hereby
imralioa. Mutual Building and I-oan mAAe (or „ mQn comI,|ele de»„rtp-
Aaaoclatlon of San Jose and College tU>n Q{ ^^^ premises to tbe Map
Park, from said Mattle Lee Ruwell ftf t*alverslly Park (now known as
and Fred M. Rursell. her bu«b*nd. p recorded In the offlc* of
or "rom either of them, and also of |hfi Counly Recorder of said County
all other' rhsrues snd advances se- o| ^^ Clara, In Book "0" or
c.r*d by said deed of unrt: Ml(-f ., pMt «»-
THEREFORE, the undrr.Ianed ■ ^^ Qp ^-^^ ,„ ^H
trustee will, on Thursday, tlhe 101h, of .^ ^-^ gutM Wff
day Of November. A. D. IHO at the, ^ flf ^ rf ^ ^
hour ol 10 o'el-yk .- mot *a d da . bwr*, axpeoM.
at ibe from door of the County .^^ ^.^ „,,, A. D. ltI0.
GARDEN CITY BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
By 8. B. Hl'NKINS. Its _i-esld*s_t-
,(Corporate "call
HERBERT C. JONES, Attorney
for Tmst**.
10*15: n-~»
Court Hou» of Santa Qlara County.
In the City of San Jo**. County of
Banta Clara. State of Calilornla. tn
pursuance of the provHIon* ot **ld
d**d of truat. *el! *l public auctlo-i
to tha hlghsst bidder for cash in
Oold Cola ot ths Cnl(*d SUI**. th*
land and pretnlses convey--" by said
WE
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER
*• wn DAILY AMD SUMDAT
'it •mrorka al aS timet for the
.ilerrit and *dv»n-_cme_l ol the
Sute of CoHnrn-a,'
It prtaU later, better and more
new* than any other San Frandaco >
paper, became d has a leased"
-SVC service. W. K Hcsrit"*
New* Bureau Service, aad fail
Eastern Papci*' full -Mrnrtce.
It* circulation i* larger than irn*
combmed enculatioo of aay two
Pac&c Coast Paper*.
Adveniieti have proved th-rjf
obtain lhe best re-sak* by ranng id
c-a-mea. and it* *d-r-~_s-= 1 p*non>
age _ the lai gc*t and siroogest 00
the Coast
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Aaut 1 *■ ah * »*•. sl
T—lrr. ntm 1* IS* (_**_ ****•*■» assl
ln**ni*T*>*n ***-*. **m***t a_flL
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WEEKLY
EXAMINER
has fbe hraest circulation of
any Weekly west of fhe RodUes
The tamper t o-iUmi also tbe i*a-
portant new* of tbe week. Special
r-epertmenii nm by expem for
larmen, otchamal* and pes-ha-f*
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&B£E?h
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TOWN OfPICFAL PAPBR
THURSDAY *8EPrEHBEB IS, Ifrttt
*saeeaa***eeeeeee*ee*>
THI NOMINEES.
— :
For Bup*rior Judgr, *
W. O. UJRIOAN. *
o. w. coua
far District Altoraey, *
A. H. JAU.MAN. $
Por Count/ (■Isrk, J
R. r. HOliKUTSO.V.
For StoriB.
A. II. CAMPBELL.
For Auditor,
* W. r. PARKER. I
For Itocwtdsr, . 2
0. R. WILLIAMS. |
For Ts* i:< i! It - -t< j r, •
H. a McKAlfNAY.
t Tor BaperiBtoadsnt ol Schools, a
L 3. CBIPM AN. •
For
. MCttltAW.
DR. D. 1
For Tratanrsr,
E. W. CONAciT.
For Coroner,
HENRY HECKI.Il.
For Survevar,
J. 0. MCMILLAN. J
For Stoto Sanstor, |
(Twanly-eighth IXairtal)
W. A- BKAHI.V.
For Asswmblytnen:
* Fllty-arth Dlil_...(i. 8. WALKKIt J
• rmy^itlhlriat ELI WRIGHT ]
2 rUir-aavaaih Dial. MAit-SHALL ,
BLACK- J
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Tb* sooesnafu 1 axnorimttot ol municipal ownership lo Santo Clara ts all r soling much sltonUoa la the East. Uu-
slotpal Engiseerlng, publliheO to New
York aiy, Utolj prtatod aa srUeto
basad on lb* annus! report ot Santo
Clars, from which wa quoto:
••ftonto Clars ba* • population of
tatO and aa a**ass»*ot roll of Si ,w*»,W0
and a tot Isvy lor munlrlpsl pnrptMa*
of U osnla on *soh 1100—;tt) canto tor
lb* -reoersl fund sod 6 canto for th*
sewwr fuad. Th* r*v*nua pt-*4e--*r*
trom tto levy waa las* than oVtOO. The
raver, uo from license* wsa lloM, or a
tots) of M800.
■'Notwithstanding this limited revest** Irom torn* sad Uceaaaa, tto report
shows tbs following eipaaadllures:
For etr**t purpors-a, «T000; lor gsa-
araladmlnlalrailon salarU*, etc., ttfSS;
for aswarw, UII; (or Ibe Bra department, SUA, a total ot IIO,«-o. Bassdss,
lbs bslant** on hand in tbo gunnral and
sswar lauds Was 11100 In at casts of tba
tolsacas on baad at tb* comm**a-*>maat
of tba tto-atl y*»r. In otbar words, tto
•speodlturss and totonoos on hand
war* ITSOO In exorna ot tho ordinary
revenue from Uoensoa and Uie*.
Tto munktpeJ waler work* r*-lura*-J
S oel profit, aftor paying operating Ba>
panaaaand In tor** l oo tho bonds, of
-BUa.10. ThaalactrU* lighting plant,
tor sternal y-orpoaue oaly, wss opsratod
St S t-oat Ol St per Unp ot IWU canal 1*
powerp*rmonth. TbUdotanotlnoluda
Intoraat or deprociaUon. for lamp per
boor tba coal ws* Uwt than 11 tan la.
"Th* actual cost of pumping *******
wss 1 canto p*r IlXrO gallons. This doss
not Include Inwrosi or doprootollon.
"Tho coat of *prlaklliig atraat*, not
Ucsudtsg tb* cost of ■ Bier, waa tl aw.
Tto amooBt of wstor otad wsa S1.0CO,-
000 ffsliona, snd lbs aotuai ooat of Iho
■am* wa* about M-aO."
Saratoga has bad a somber of newspapers, bnt aftor s brief struggle tmoh
baa oaaaad to live. Delmoal PhiUlpa ol
tb* Camptoli Visitor U tha nawasl to
totanl tb* fatas, aad will Uaaa tba Brat
a umber of tba Saratoga OuUook n*t 1
Oa Saturday eight at tbe Victory
Ttoator la Saa Jor-o, a tavoastor aeetlng
will to bald to rallfj tba ItopobUoaa
tlckot and to Inaugural* lb* campaign
In tbla county.
Tto to* levy for tba otlj of Saa Joss
has baan ftzad at II.Si J os eaob Utti-
on* oant l**s than tb* levy for laat yaai
RUNAWAY fCNDANOINB LIVS.B.
*ftork*toy. Sept. Il ai,.i Dwtght
ta-ap, era* of Berkeley's business
ati-tvats. a Sura*, drawlsg a delivery
wsgon tolottglng tn 0*org* WoodsuB.
dtsh-rd for twelve block* yrwtorday
ajtst-ttooa. and as If by a miracle, ea
raped colliding with th* p*d*strtona
OT vehicles.
At I-todaaoat av*an* to atusthtod
and toll. Ltxaklag his leg. The sal atal
wsa t-hat by Dr-poty Marshal ll"wat-d.
COMBINE J0MPLETE3
SHIP TrtUtT CA-siTALIZCD AT
IUl^OO.000.
Chartsr Will B« Fllsd In s Pew Day*.
and It Is Said That Lard Bsrssfofi
Will B* Mad* Pr**lo*nt *f th* Coin-
K«w Tork, 19****- IS.—Pinal details
of lb* ctortar of tb* |lT:.fs».000 shipping trust ar* being arranged la th*
oftlc* of J. P. Morgan A Co. and
d« amsnt I* totag wrlttra there aad
to th* office of Btotson. Jtmnlnga A
Russell. Morgan's lawyers It is *t-
-**etod tbat It will to Bled la N*w Jersey la a f«w days.
Eifcutiv* beads of all th* t-ompaa-
taa wlilili ar* to antor Into tb* < on,
bto* sr* la tto city, bavtog arrived
tram all turUri of lb* world to eaa-
soll Mr. Morgan J. Bine* Ismay waa
Ul* laat to arrive He cam* on tb*
Oceanic. Mr. Morgan blm**lf wss
taa piar to ga-**t bias.
All aay y*tt«r'ar. sa for tb* last
thre* dap*. Mr. Morgan was in coo-
staal cemfaranc* with tba baad* of tb*
line* snd wltb Charles Hteel*, thai
m*mtor of bto firm charged with this:
resetter. P. A. B. Widen**, Clement A
OrtoOotB d tb* Intrrnstkinsi Navigation Company, aad W. J. Ptsrrs. president of tb* shlpballdlng rompsay of
Hsrtoad A Wolff, Belfast, bav* spent
much tltna with Mr. Morgan
ft wa* reported yeatordsy that leor*
Cbsrlae Borssford ws* to become
president of tb* trust, this totsg ths
B-orsato* that th* Btitlab rov*rnm--ot
4-cartod that tba tot*****to «' tb* era-
pir« woald not suffer under or ibrougb
tbe comi.iiiatii.Q Lord Chariss sr-
rtvsd from EnjUsd a few days aga
Tb* liurrs U snter lb* ahlpplsg
trast ara tb* Ainsflcan. Red Star,
White Star, Atlantic, TTaniport, L*y-
land snd Dominion. Mr. Morgan psr-
sooally coutroU tb* L*yl*nd aad Mr.
UmAy tbe While Star.
Tb* Hsrtoad * Wolff Company'a
part In th* trust will to to build thai-*
wacloalvely for Ihe trust, tbe right being raasned oaly to build fur tb*
Hsmtorg-Ataarrraa Ua*.
(initial antT-onnramrnt of thi* name
of tba truat baa not been inada I
capital will con*l»t of tW.irOQ.WO
par cant toods; I«1.*k>»,000 * par cast
noa-camulativa pr**sn-*d stock ssd
IH.too.oii'i rommos stork. The underwriting vyadlcat* managed by Mor-
(sn A Co.. ptodg** Itself to rale* 1*0.
.rt-a.ooo and baa already ftuniahad:
IsfjUljIW tB-ah. la rstnra It g*ta all
of th* bonds, tmldee llS.iTtW.ooo common stocat aad ll.I0fl.lWu prsfsrrtad.
CUT HIS TMOAT AHO THIM
CRUELLY BEAT HIS WIPE.
Mlaaouta, Mont.. Sept. IS.—-tra
Prsaator and bis wife, whoa* horn* Is1
near Hui-rrtor. sr* at Psrsuns' h*tspita I to thla city, both near death and
unntila to tell wbo waunilstl thein.
P-fasstoy a Uroat la
«*r aa* i
from a blow on the head thst c*ua*d
contusion of tb* skull The man It
conerlous sad says br *t*sa Is tot
when his toruet wsa est. but says bs
do** sat kaow wbo did tto ratting.
How l-reaaley baa continued to lire
du-loa* the past twenty-four hoars la
a wviodar. His wlndplp* I* romptete-
ly s*v*r*d aad the aeaophsgus cat
thtrugbh to tto l-ai-k sad tto baad is
almitst half aeretwd. By preaalng tb*
chin down towsrd tha cheat In such
s manner sa to bring th* s«v*r*d
winds'p* i<.«ether taa* i
la a barrly sodlbls vote* and la lhla|
manner waa able to answar
qut.allon*. He denies bavins had any
t-ooble with bis wlfa
VOLCANO DID ITS WORK.
Victor.*, H. C. ftopt, IS.—The al*ars-|
ar iiii,*.o Mini, wblcb wa* a*at -hy
tb* Japan*** government to th.- ac*n*
of tb* r*c*at *mpt..-ti at Tcari-bsra,
Itsa raturned to Tokobstss Ac-cord-
Ing to news brought by the steamer.
the landing waa effected wltb conald-
•t-ahl* d Iffi cully
Tto «t**ptloo bad wi-t-ogbt a t-aaa-
plet* ttanaformstlon of lb* Itland
sad sll the Inhabltanta snd animal*
bad disappeared, and no Indication
was toft a* to what bad b*cv*at* a
tbetn. The hicbrat o.' the three pe-aJti
oa *,ha laland.known as Kumochlyams,
had b**u btottad out uf eii.ti-iui- snd|
a crste, tod town formed partly It
tb* pto.v* where tto p**k Mood. Th.
crstrr .* still sendtog forth * thick
smoks of sulphur, with awful subtrr-
anesn rumblings. A consldersblo sub-
sldcnc* wsa taotlcabi* st th* apot
wter* tb* dwailtogi of the inhsbi-
lar.t. had nood jirln* to tbr t-tuptlon
AU lbs island was attewa with aaht-a,
gr*t*l and boaldara, and only about s
fourth part of tb* aotstal Island vett*-
Ui.ur. t-atnalaed to ctlstenf*
SENATOR PERKINS APPROVES
SPEAKER HENDftRSON** ACT.
Ban Kranrlaco, Sept. II.—"I fully
concur with Spf-ahrr H*nd«iaoa
hla disapproval of tto prorei-tlltua cl
Ito Reraihllcan party to strlk* at ihr
trusts through th* tariff," »■!.! Sea
stor I'erkln* yeatarday mornlns when
abown th* sawapapar ac.t,mit» of tht
r-rftmal of tb* sp*ak*r of tto to-aa<|
to sct.-jit r. nomination aa the Kepuh
llcan i-Btiiliilatf. tor congrrsa fn.iu th*|
Third congreaslunal dlatrtct of lowt
"I am la art-ord with bii sutem*nL|
I T-*tdleve tbat tto intat* aboald to!
t out mil. .1. hut do not toller* that
free trad., will do IL I am, however,
not to sympathy with Mr Henderson!
wtoa to r*f**s*d to aa-a***-*. tba
I nation as a candidal* for fxtagraaa
I think h* should Liu. gone tofore
tbe peop** aiid, hate made s fit lit for
lil* oplntona. He la on* of th* ablaart
m«n thai ba* ever tat to the bona*.
He ta a gtwat stodaal, a man of aaoat
wondorful ability, and a man wboaej
Judgment la of tncslculaiie worth to!
th* Lawmaking bf*dtos of lb* Batloa.
1 am s*r* tbat his optnioi
ttorad by s msjoiity of to* It. publl-
r-atu In th* United Slat**.
"In my opinion fra* trade will not
control tto trusts. Coal and coal .*il
ar* now oa tto fra* list and those
comtnodltlea era nm trot led by t
the largrat and most powerful truat*
Ibst ara In eitatoac* In thla country.
Ttor* sr* Intsts Is England *nd in
Cicrmarij that at* graatrt tbaa any
of th* com hi Ballon* In tho Unltod
Htatea and there free trade Is ao antl-l
.lute for thetn. We should control ihs:
trunts ss wa do tto railroad*. Co*-
yrttsa abould to given tbe power to
deal with It., tn aod to *n;i -ma.- Ibrtm
In aomt- way. If romtilnallona could
te rwgulatod and controlled there
ts-oald ba very litito i
cbsnst-s Is lb* tariff taw.
ROBBER BLOWS UP k
Ml Jl SKA6WAY
Brattle. W.ib., Sept. It.—A ap*cial
from Shasway. Alaska, aays:
At t o'rl-ork Tt-**d*y atterr,.-.a sa
unknown man walked Into the Cane-
dlsn Hank of Commerro. s revolver In
one toad snd a dyaanilto nltro-gly-
i-arine bomb to Us t-ttor sad d*tn*nd-'
id lai'.orm. or threatened to blow nil
10 eternity.
Cashier l*Ool*y snd Teller Wallace
wato the only two to the bank. Wal-
tor* darkad la get his gnn asd ran
ijui: tit to the back ol tlo- room, jell
tng for lH-oley to do the um".
you ilon't." yelled tha man. and drop
pad th* bomti
The two rlarks tot by tbla time sat
out of s rear wind,.. The bankroom
wss wrt-.-kc.l. thn unknown bsd hi*
baad smashed and one arm torn off.
A hole was torn Is tb* right «sll of
tb* bank, aad the front ntodowa wi
blown cleat acroae tha atrrr-t and Ihe
money waa acattered ,to tbe four
wind*. Th* aide of th* building
bulged oat aod furnltnr* Is the living mortis ovar the bank waa t«s-hlrd
around, tbo occupsn's bt-lns (' blown
into the *lr from the r-uncusahin Win.
.low- for blorks war* hntken. The
Br* toll was ImattaJatcly rang. Tb*
acid I era rwspofidfd and Captain Hum-
tnerall took ■ hsr*;.-
Ni> one but tha unknown man aad
two clerk* wer* to tb* bank at the
tbatr J. O. Price, forntorly assistant
pr-o-atrutins atiorne-. wa* Just ante-.
In« tb* bank. He wss hurt around
thn bred, but not snrinualy. The
lynamll-e wsa taken to lb* hoenltal.
wbe-e be died w.th-ut i-*galnlag coa-
*rln<isni*aa.
No pafM-ts wpr* on thn body tn r-e-
r**l hi* Identity, and there wae only
11 *•) on hla t-ar*tfon Marshal Snook
arretted Bit men Tttraoay algbt who
have I'.-.-n ..''ti «Uh tbr dead
tlnrc h* came hnc last Katurday
trom Daw.on So far nuthlns haa
taa-e.fi foaad to Cain*,'*-! them wtth a
icll'acralc |.!an to hold Up thr hank.
Half thn [tropin In the city toli-iv* tbat
thn man waa Insane white nthur-s
thin* tber* waa a gaftn on
At tb* inou.-*! It waa broosht ool
'hat tbt* maa Bred WO shot* st \v*l
.ni' one of wblrb In bnllevrd to hsie
sent th* dynamite bomb off. Tbe
bank possibly tost abuul a thou is n.i
•Mat**, rhitfly to sold dust, whlrh
was lying oa tto rcrantrr In pokes.
which were scatl*n-d at-rtul. Thn
bank reaumrd . im Int*** >, -t,-rl i>
taoralns. althousb there t. no frtial tn
tto balMing The -***tr-a>hal t* *tlll
rv.ui. '.in* up au*|.i * characters. A
great many are here from Dawson who
sr* known to bars been on the wn>*I-
pile there for crlmet Caahtvr Poa-iry
I* a sea of Hon. P • of \':- t,.r.»
Manasrr l.*> of tb* hank Is ahtrnt ,.t
White I torae
LION HUNTER SHOT.
Maaker. Colo., ttopt ll.—John Oo*.,
tb* noted a-Bid*. who piloted l*rc*id*at
Rooaetslt oo hi* famooi It. n hunt n
Cokirsd.i last ysar. waa shot over ths
right eye by a oai-alm* hunter aa o*
wss spproachlng th* rawj -if ihe party
of which the hum-r was a m»mh*r.
Ooff was with a f-arty. one of whom
wa* Dr. I'ylra of Pblladelpbls. Tb*
latter ettraclcd Ihe shot, but foul*
not say at tb* time whether th* ry*
ws* Bt-rto-tslT Injarad er aot. Ooff Is
rttfit ooted guide Ltvlag la this
BOER GENERALS NOW PEAR
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION*.
l.ondon. SnpL 11. -In vlrw of the
praaalblllty of aatl-F-JSllsh dt*tao**'*t
lion*, aay* the Bru**et* rvrT-a*. t-.'.-r-t
of tbe Staadard. It Is not innr.'- .'■:.-
thhat the pru|«n*t*d American and Ku-
ro-n-an tour* of th* It-tar Rvn-rals.
Botha. IVwrt aod Datarey. will aot to
held tn that case tto grorrsla woaM
Immediately return to Suutb Atrlcs.
after paylns another visit to Ur,
<*h*m ber lain, the coloatol a*ci**tory.
Brnaaels. Soot, It -It I* said la .-fart** tjuartcr* here thst the Boers are
saiieavortet to obtain the Dnanctal a»-
slstanc* of tba Utitlah guvarnmt
wblcb was at Brat refusvd by Cok
lal S*-.-rrtary Char*-hi rial a wtth fftwd
ctoart-wa of partial If aot «ntlr*
MCME WILL BOON W1TNESB
' FIRST LEGAL EXECUTION.
Nome. A'aaka. Sep: *.—Nom* will
a*- ;h* flrst l.m.-m. lhal to* ■ t.-r
talin p*tcr In Aleak*, ur.d.-r Arnrrlrao
ml- oa tbe isi'i tnsi. The ctmd.-mned
t Pr*d Hardy. "*s, s soldier tw.-/
to ih* i ini.|,|iitiea and It Ib believed
tta.it Ut *idi nt Raxssrielt woald lst*r-
ru. wrre it rsot that Hardy d*-a*rtt-d
fn in A; mo sad i-m a|a--<] north
ahl lining oo a whaler. th« Arago.
•ilrsord'naty fsaiur-i of tho caa*
th , Uetirge aVtbtoa. tto sovernmi
wKiraa wbrae ttaatUmoay pot the o.
ar- -n-l Hardy's neck, has gone t
limtty Inmi* snd Is roofim-d to the
Nuiiia- :«:l with the man he helped
lo i' adi-m-.
".:-.- **. -T of Hanlv's erlme. If In
di-ti. tt was h* who rommllted the
sit, .. io.i. i.nird.-ia. I* s thrilling snd
sei -atlorct sa one of Captain Maya*
R**'i a -lorie* if fratttsr bf*. In u."
late fall of IPoO report! t-*acbed Noma.
ant' n.■*;!'■■ tbtt gold In vsst ttusntl-
'le* hat1 hsSB foun.I on on* of thn
Aleutm ; i! ti„li. IVIIeeiag tbey bad
a clew in tbe toad of gold. Coo sad
.;..;.■• - ,.;i.»i. two brvtth**-*, and
Owen j«- Hte.ii took **ss*agii by thn
i,i<-n- Coly, with a quantity of pro-
.lait.n. tat.] |tism in currency, and
-vert U-.ce. at Cape Uppto. Vaassak
itlatdi rod left to ptMptact for tto
w.nler.
. n. n In June, v-". tbe Colhy
rtlnl for them, th* rullora foaad th*
!a-.ie-» o* It* LtoHlvsn I.n-thrrs Ijlos
or -ii.- t-.s h, . lat.iM i with numerous
i.ii-1,- w--.-:i ni* Jackaim waa no where
to b< r..-,..-! lut s white man was
r. im il -,....in* near tbr place, and
t-i'l sn Improbable alory of bring
llaWt l.t il-i- A* th, j had no author-
Rf In airjtl blm the f, il,)-a offlevrs
In him a- Thia man wsa afierwsrd*
H. ttf-fti—* a* ll-i'dy.
&"""• Ice Cream Sandwiches
PRESIDENT CASTRO IS
HIKING HIS LIST STAND
Wllllsnaslad. Island of Cura.at..-
8*1*1. Is.—I*r*aldent Casfro of Vena
aurla has i-t-trt-atod frasa Oci-nmar*
torurr tto advanca of tto i-evolsth-a-
Istt Tbr Vrnnuolan government*
situation Is critical.
Ilt-cent sdvlrca from Vrnetueta rtm-
Brtn the dlipetctoe of tb* As-H-rlal*d
r*re*a from Wllleauttod of l-rtday.
SftptrmhtT II. The hsttls which, ss
then aiiii.iuii.eit. began He plum tor II
In lb* vicinity of Tiis.j-iii.. v.-n. 11 -
la betw**a ahaat «.*•* revotntloaitta
under tin- commaad of (li-uersla Mrs*
ilt..n, Ila to I la and Rivera and govern*
force* of aliout Ihr, same strength,
tail by th* Vrneiiiflaa mlnlatvr of
star, Ct'Ttl Osr-t-'o r**nt|cd la tb*
iltf. st of lb* giivrrnmeni forcr-s and
not in a victory tor lb* Utter, aa an
unlit-..-.) In * illspatrh ftum Torres
Cardenaa. teci-etory to Prr*ld*-at
Ca.tt.i wblcb a*t forth lhal ttcaeral
Mr-idoia'a army tod b*-*n annihllsted
September H near Tltujiilllo. Thn nn-
sBv.-iii.-tit of that date, a* cabled from
ber* .**. ■ t> m'.. r i:. ws* only aa advance Kttatd Sshl of no Iraporlaar*.
The real liattle began Heptnrotor 11
snu Is.ti-1 our days, after which (Inner*! (torrldo retreated on Valencia
and event nail» entered that city oa
Reptemtarr l& with atai f Man men.
Itatlng thn ruad clear lot thn tunbrr,
adtatu-e on Caracas for th* revoluiy
tiof-i-y army under Generals Mendina.
Hit. t* an * Itsialto-
Ttir only other gnverniTii-nt army In
the ii'.: Is .ibe une which umli-r thn
personal command nf l'r, ■ d.-nt i's*
tn. who a few daya ago was st Oc-
caasar*. stout lorty Sv* mite* acoth
of Cararas. and *-aa sanding out
scouts looklns for the sdvance guard
of ibr arniy of Otmorsl Mstu*. Ihe
revolutionary leader. The prt-sldf-st
lat-r atondraned hla pc-altit-n -arertpi.
tali i) before the advance of tbe i-*rr>
lutltislsfa. who occupied Occumsr*.
The prv-sldsnt retr. ate.1 tn Charsjais
sad than to Boysba. about four boars'
taarrh frota Cararaa.
Amirdlng to rt-port. tbe r*r*r*-!dnnt
Intvnds to rir.it.- his army lo a point
near Valrarla. Join fore** with the
troupe under iletv rsl Garrttto. aad at
tork the rev..Intlo.iary army command
ed by General Mt-ndoaa
I'tom all polnta are r-[.,n.-,1 desertion* of government solders to tb*
reeks of Ito lavototloa!its. sad tto
general trnpreaaloa In Vcnriuela Is
tbat Inn laat l.j|airtant ii>> l.l.-tii of the
ret i din ii n la approach tng.
A Beautiful Home
N.-tr Pair Oaks Slaiioo, 3 mlh*s from
Stanford l-nlversity. 1 mile* from Palo
Alio. About &aa-r*a land, highly Improved; lawns, trait .■■•-i,l*r-l. ato.
[torn t-o*A S2H00. Ouihoej*** aad I*tMit->
lr> hoil-e- Mam hOOtTa* of 1'rt—l:i-
tulatoniianlly built, all modern nu
rn, v.. men is. Price |IlVtaW.
Par Sale by
MaSs laasrar* at Tee* raa. Waa*. filatla*) o*Vf*. S0o C»mnfa*a,. St. S. T
TACOMA MILL CD.
REDWOOD CITV PALO ALTO
Uiaatartanr a*d tataOi. la r*M (to* *******
LUMBER, SHINGLES, POSTS. ETC.
EDWIN B. POX. MANAGER
OtBc*. WaUs, Pargo A Co., opp depot
Palo Alto Dairy
Phono llltifL S4R
Milk and Ci*cam Depot
41« tr-lavjraite* Mt. list. I**'.* -t-**f f.ii-rr-iif Ant*
T&&mTSwm#m -** laODBR
F. C. THIELE
Suite and Overcoat.
U0 Up
Fine Tailoring
im University A,..
Palo Alto
Coal, Wood
Hay, Grain
F. L Worrell
Fhon. Red 206
. raw 10 cents
UMPHREYS
Kamuel W. CheHee a^JJ-r
arreaaer ... tou.mio. ar taw
Palo Alto Home Bakery
hirtl-CI.lt
BREAD. PIES,
CAKE, ETC.
"—v>afra C. f. fiortrWome.
)
Carlton & Hays
Palo Alto and University
Liverv and Feed Stables
MRS. M. VAN
The SCOTCH THISTLE
HERB SPECIALIST
ITI.KS All A*thma.r;it-irrli. Throat.
Stomach aarl^ r>-**-ma. AUo Fe-
male I'titTi'il.iints of all kindi*, and
I'ile* in ita various forms.
TB* varttata aaiara* at tadla-eailaa ar*
Hpa-Bi. Ireefuiaiui *t Ai/tariiie. uaaarasat-a
itss**, ruiale-et-. a* Wltat al it* r*" Til.
HrariWrB aas KraflatMaia rail** Vikt-
favaah, Slttatw-i. Ilea. I a. a.
u— "-- Sa* Baad* U.la * tareful .lieOj. Saad
- wassrer anpareit -»u* i. twi
I m a**t--a*t IB* aattlllr. *aatr*f
. ■SSI ***!■» Jsaaaltow **-t aaaallltvlj
11.00 PER Bonu
Mrs. Van's
Herb Rheumatism
Cure
Mrs. M. Van
Mariposa Building Palo Alio
Red **f4r Laundry
;>'.i»: s M-tU!R. Agesi
avtVasw A Backus ,T£< ',%
Painters
li'.n of a .-■■in. ul aMewalk lit. feet
wide ar,.I tlii.v iii.'lie. ileej.. ami
wuotleu curba Ihr** incite-* l-y Iwelie
liarb*-*. wllh post* tbrtre inrbe* If
t'.or Hi.-I.i ■ i- it all feel, ■--, . |.l that
at Ibe ■ -.io. f- "I -..i-l ul alitowalks
fIS asatl I.y on* *tr**t cr.at.lng or tor-
mluaUng in another ,ln,t, lha* curl.-
Ing af tbe tt-rnituattt-ti of t-arh at-Jr*-
walk aball I- tnaale nf niucrete from
til* outer rtinier to the outer corner
of tbe sklataalb*. tb* i-tabcrrt* curl.
lltat to forni a i|nart*r circle, nj-.n and
alt-tag both tbe nortbwr*t awl the
■oiillietul alilft* of ('hatiiiliig avenue lu
-■ul town fioiu ill- te.it li.--.-i curb line
of Knarrsaxi *tr*vt to Ibe satulbwrat
corl, line of Mi I'll.-li- II rtawl. ,-..-.-|-i
it Inn- , .in, i,l aiil.-walhi ur. alti-aul)
laid, anil > iii-l-t aa to .-urliiii.- where
i-tnirret* r-urtas ar* alr*a*I-r tohl.
BwartletJ tb* ci,utract fur aucb work to
tbe lowest rtvular res|*.ii«lble liltliler.
to wit: lo Charles Way, al the price
...c-itle.1 In 1.1. prti|-t*al on HI* for
said work, to ait i
I or rein, tit al'l.-walk. lift* Cta
1-,-r a-iuan- foot.
I 'or wooalelt Cruta* I 'J cla |~ r lluear
foot. *
Por e-ra-nr-i-t-t* curt** '■'■•• cts per linear
foot.
bihI that aalil award lias been approved l.j tb* I'r. -i.l, l.t of tbe lkar.nl
of Tni.t-i . of said Town.
* i.rk'- -t.i-. Palo Alto CU.,
s.-|.t.-i,,i. i tlth, ll>t>3.
II. W K1MKINK,
tlerfc fur th* Town of lVlo Alto
Notice of Award
of Contract
Pursuant lu *tolut>* ami to th*
re*ulotlon of asartl of tbe Iloartl of
Tntaleea of lb* Towu of Palo Alto.
|HMHxt Sel-teml-er tllb. IMt, illi.-i-t
lllg tbi* Iinll.-e. hot ice la herelij r||V*U
tbat tb* aai.l ttoard. in «f**n
aeaalou till tb* Sib day of
f-tej.l.-nila-r, IMS, ..|.-i,..i, • '-ni,it...(
an<I |..ii.[i.'l) dt*ctors*l all sswJeU
|r. [«--»la or I via ofTere-t f..r tbe fol'
l..*ii,a: t..tk. to wit: Tbe rotistrur
lloil of a .-. iii.-nt .|flas all five feel
Whin anal three ttivhe* <Ief-|., alt. I
Wf-len curt* Ihl-e* lm*b** I.y twelve
Itrtrbea. wltb r-*-*t* thrw iti.-b.-. l-y
fiitir ti.i-Jt- ■ ercry alt frr-t. --..,'
that at the corner* of .aid cement
• lilewalka forroeel Ity our .Ire*-1 ./•-*
Ing or terminal in* lo another .trert.
Ihe rtirtdug at tii-- t> ttinnalioti of atach
ablewalk sball la' maile nf iimcrelr
from the outer corner of tb* alil*-
walk*. tbe n-nrr*t* ctirMwr* to form
a tiuatrtrr circle, ti-«m aud alr
