7 research outputs found
Racism in Healthcare: A Discussion
No full textThis is the flyer for Ben George, Cabb Batson, and Emily Greenwell\u27s Honors Colloquium
Development of Specialty Histological Staining Methods for Zebrafish
No full textDanio rerio (zebrafish) have become a useful animal research model having a high similarity to humans with regards to their histological makeup. Standard protocols relating to the care and use of zebrafish were compiled and adapted for implementation for Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee review of the Ouachita Baptist University animal facility. These protocols include all facets of daily maintenance and care of the animals through euthanizing, emergency procedures, lab personnel training, and website development for public feedback regarding animal welfare. An additional part of this project was the optimizing and adaptation of histology protocols for zebrafish necropsy, tissue preparation and staining procedures for standard hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining as well as Masson’s trichrome staining. These procedures will be used to yield histological samples during undergraduate coursework in histology in the fall semester as well as support future research. The specific staining procedures, which use detailed protocols adapted from current best practices, will be used to visualize and distinguish various tissue types for examination and comparison in future research. Furthermore, zebrafish breeding protocols were optimized for studies concerning sex determination of zebrafish in the early embryonic stages of development
Development of Specialty Histological Staining Methods for Zebrafish
No full textDanio rerio (zebrafish) have become a useful animal research model having a high similarity to humans with regards to their histological makeup. Standard protocols relating to the care and use of zebrafish were compiled and adapted for implementation for Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee review of the Ouachita Baptist University animal facility. These protocols include all facets of daily maintenance and care of the animals through euthanizing, emergency procedures, lab personnel training, and website development for public feedback regarding animal welfare. An additional part of this project was the optimizing and adaptation of histology protocols for zebrafish necropsy, tissue preparation and staining procedures for standard hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining as well as Masson’s trichrome staining. These procedures will be used to yield histological samples during undergraduate coursework in histology in the fall semester as well as support future research. The specific staining procedures, which use detailed protocols adapted from current best practices, will be used to visualize and distinguish various tissue types for examination and comparison in future research. Furthermore, zebrafish breeding protocols were optimized for studies concerning sex determination of zebrafish in the early embryonic stages of development
Recombination and localization: Unfolding the pathways behind conductivity losses in Cs<sub>2</sub>AgBiBr<sub>6</sub> thin films
No full textCs2AgBiBr6 (CABB) has been proposed as a promising nontoxic alternative to lead halide perovskites. However, low charge carrier collection efficiencies remain an obstacle for the incorporation of this material in optoelectronic applications. In this work, we study the optoelectronic properties of CABB thin films using steady state and transient absorption and reflectance spectroscopy. We find that optical measurements on such thin films are distorted as a consequence of multiple reflections within the film. Moreover, we discuss the pathways behind conductivity loss in these thin films, using a combination of microsecond transient absorption spectroscopy and time-resolved microwave conductivity measurements. We demonstrate that a combined effect of carrier loss and localization results in the conductivity loss in CABB thin films. Moreover, we find that the charge carrier diffusion length and grain size are of the same order of magnitude. This suggests that the material's surface is an important contributor to charge-carrier loss.ChemE/Opto-electronic Material
Marmacuma samimei Artuz & Sakinc 2020, sp. nov.
No full textMarmacuma samimei Artüz & Sakınç, sp. nov. LSID. urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub: D6A3604A-89BC-4277-8EB8-43407CF98CA6 (Figures 2–3) Material examined. Holotype: LA60-001.00 (Figure 2 A, B); 20 Paratypes: AK14-009.00; DG20-005.00; AK21- 006.00; AK26-006.00; AK26-006.01(Figure 2 D); AK26-006.02; AK29-003.00 (Figure 2 E, F); LA60-001.01; LA60-001.02; LA14-002.00; LA14-002.01; LA14-002.02; LA16-003.00 (Figure 2 C); LA18-004.00; LA18-004.01; LA18-004.02; LA20-004.00; LA20-004.01; LA20-004.02; LA44-001.00. All same data as holotype. Diagnosis. Carapace 1.3 times as long as high, 1.3 times as long as wide; ocular lobe present; mid-dorsal carina absent; dorsally 5–7 pairs of spines directed anteriorly; posterior single pair of posteriorly directed spines; both anterolateral, lateral and posterolateral margins serrated; pseudorostrum prominent. Description. Holotype LA60-001.00: Carapace (TL 949.2 μm; CL716.4; CW 552.1 μm and CH 554 μm) (Figure 2) 1.3 times as long as high, 1.3 times as long as wide; ocular lobe present; mid-dorsal carina absent, domelike dorsally, more elevated in the middle, posterior part slightly excavated, anterior flattened; regular and sparsely scattered, densely covered with small acute tubercles and small pits, and numerous spines with a large anteriorly directed postocular spine on pseudorostral lobe; dorsally 5–7 pairs of spines directed anteriorly; posterior single pair of posteriorly directed spines; both anterolateral, lateral and posterolateral margins serrated, anterolateral margin with 28–32 notches on each side; serration on anterolateral margin directed forward; pseudorostrum one-third the carapace length, base width 1.4 times and tip width 5.4 times in length, prominent, obliquely directed, carinate, tip with couple of spines; single pair of forward directed medium sized spins laterally located, one-third of the base of pseudorostrum. Thorax, pleon, and appendages are unknown. Measurements of the carapace are given in Table 2 and the ornamentation of the carapace is shown in Figure 3. Remarks. No other body fragments and/or other species belonging to this order were found in any of the sediment core samples studied within the MAREM project (N= 51) throughout the Sea of Marmara. In addition, no extant specimen was found during the numerous biodiversity samples from the same localities performed between 2008 and 2018. Gender. Unknown. Etymology. The trivial name honours Prof. Dr. F. Samime Artüz, geologist and preeminent sediment specialist and primary author of studies on petrography and palynology around Turkey. The specific name is a noun in the genitive singular. Localities. Sea of Marmara, (34° 00.000’ N– 029° 55.050’ E / 41° 20.000’ N– 025° 00.000’ E) with an approximately depth of 800–1200 m at the Upper Pleistocene.Published as part of Artüz, M. Levent & Sakinç, Mehmet, 2020, Marmacuma samimei gen. et sp. nov., (Peracarida; Cumacea; Nannastacidae) from Tarantian (Upper Pleistocene) sediments from the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, pp. 134-144 in Zootaxa 4718 (1) on pages 138-141, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4718.1.11, http://zenodo.org/record/360218
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dolBgatao to lb* general F*doraUoa
of Women* Clsb* oest wssft srs
matsrtng aodsr tb* yeiai aflat- sf
tb* local chamber of romraeree aad
tbe Woman'* Clab, Tho gaoote wtll
tw taken around the rlty oad tho
rampna la Salomon*!** d*earat*d
wttb Btaaford psaaaata II la sag-
g«*t*d tbst tb* msrehsat* oa t'al-
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chief attoaiioa ot tho
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tha aoat thirty dayo whose d*i*-
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something tb* same m.nD-r that lh*
Nstlooal Bducatloa' AsoocUUoo woo
eatortalood at Palo Alto end Staaford lost summer.
The first imports ot ****ot of thlsj varsity avenue decorate their wis
hind l* tha visit of poastbty 100 roOt-jdewa Is rardluol la tba esrjb* sttrar
.gate* from all parts of tbe etaho tire way tbey prepare f.. th* big
who will be retaralag from couo- root twit gaov* Tho ohsodsace of
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MARKET ACTIVE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
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ocUvliy In tbe real sstals market h*j grammar ocbool OlpVomsi Thuraday
ahowo by ta* tone-wla*- ■***• rapsrt- at nerifora lo th* high *ch**l
•d by th* vwal astat* dsaai_s*at osIgM^ whleb woo decorated » or-
th* Marshall Btoch iBvaMasaat Oooa- „„ „« w^, _*. meXtMtmi
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DELEGATES FROM THREE CARS AND
CALIFORNIA BOLT ICE DEPOT IN MIXUP
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Th* rrogrom. la whkh lb* paplls OKA WAI. VW*M
Hous* BBd lot la th* Boye* aflfll- look promloeal port, sad la whleb „,„„
•. to Mra Mart* Herratoa of laa Bapertateodeat 3 C Ttna»lo*->a '
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TIOHH AHSOCHttHti ITS WrPII- ,wilcb. boocBed tw* con of theae*
wheel* lor* op oo* ild* of IB.
t Bup*rlal*adeat 3 C Templeton
******** ' mad* th* oddrew*. "Our Daily
Toa aetwu of load at Loo Alloa, hot Wofk ■ WM t^-rrtm **t oo follows
U J. Carl of Hao Pra-wiseo. j rhoroo, Clkhsiy CHeh Warab
Tea scrro ta lb* Peter Tsb*r sab-1 , *i,|.-,>
RssdlBg. "Th* Trial Sees*."
"Mcrrheat of V*ale*.
-nut nKUMiA-nca uahi tbbt .
Ulvtalon. to John Domby of Prslt-
'vata.
Ten acre* Is th* Peter Paber sub-
noon of tbls week-
Ther w||| nop fh* rommltlee also dwslras thst lnf- N T
ib Pslo Alto and partake of soma- B>; clllooos ntotriot tbo deletatas ™* ***** ** *** p*'" ***** ****
thlag cool sad romfortlog offsrad .-,- g0wers Ooe thoasaad tee'******** ** •* *- ***** * *********
by Palo Alto peopl* under tho bi«j hundred rorsag* bosquets are owed-'
flog on the circle Saturday aftoe*>
noon.
B. A. Vlnlng la cbolrmoa of lb*
committee, with the following assist ecu Messrs Corbsley. Man*
daahall. BurbBB, Prior, Anthony.
Wobig*mntb, Bosterdsy sad say
others who will votootoor to mob*
th*=c**lve* Bgrooabl* to tbo vlsltoro
ot Ih* Clrcl*. aaswerlBg qoesUoaa.
giving Information and sitsadlBfl
th* hospitality of lh* rlty. Moot of
tbooe Ttaltors will coma la their aom
aatomohlles. being particularly later-rated Id the ronventlns baeoaeo
tb* main *ni.j*-ct Is Good Reads.
nrtrevt Hundred Woaaeoi OowWsg
J. J. M'.rr • reported progress oa
t-oppo*.t* the Pr*obylerlsa Cborrh,
. fllado of Berheley.
C. Martial*, who hos b**a a
Kaa* A Co., realty
raarr*rt*d wlih th* Marshall Blaeh
Compssy a* outaido
•aleaaiao *■
ed for tb* visitors Kvsry oae
aaked to send trash Bowers from
tbeir own tardea* er th* Sortota to
the Bower *™«»1Hh oa th* morw-
lug of Jan. s:th la tbo Savor «*-! **!^!r!_!< J? J*******
pot on the corner of Cnlvsralty ore.
nu* sad Hamono street.
The committee Ib rharg* of th*
affair or*'
Woman s Clab—Mrs. KmHy Kara*
irhairmaiii. M*adsm*a J
Oeorg*. it D. Ober. O. H. neoebrook
aad J. W. Roller.
Cbambwr of rommerr*—3. 3. Mor
lie (rhalra-oa). V. V. Barrier..'VAfllT RSMATTA. M(-T<IK-1M)AT
(leorge Porhlnson. II O, Cotwaler.j It \t >_H, IWIMMIM, i viNTI-MT-.
W. II. Kelly and M A. BachOB. Affll MiillT PIIIJCWORKB.
\ isahhTjWater Pageant at
Santa Cruz in July
Duhc. L-»lte M.iiregor. Portia, Bath
Henlmon Shylork. Bemuel How.,
Aatoalo, Wlllard BbstdoB. nasssulo.
Prlaad Brae* Jr.: N.rtso* RIts*betk
Keaaedy; OratUao. JaSaso Ivtaat*.*.
Rslnjio. MelvlB Pratt. Clerk, Jack
Lf-ga.
CaataU, "Th* Village Hack.anih''
tlfoaiMlewi. msoir by Hone, grod
oatlog rlss* BBd girl*' glee rl*b.
Anils Compton. plaolst, Howard
Cnmptno. organist.
Addraoa. "Our Dally Worh." J. C.
Templeton. lopertnteadeat *t_ool*
"The Plral**' Chorai.'1 froax tbe
' llratee of Penssaee " (RuIIIvbb).
ho>* gle* rlub
Clady* Bi
rar aod fell os tb* leshoswe la a
embrace Tb* ear with ih*»
tors ild* ssd saa-her car. both Oils*
WOtU* BOT XX IVHnn BT *niR mm Ire for Polo AH*. rs.b*d tla-a
AtTIOS OP A LOT OV TRIBVSfll.'a quorier of B mil* low.ro Movawtd.
where they have h«*i* drlppiag WH*
rootaaa* alt day Th* pool* of wartrar
Chkaga. Job* 10 - Exactly low sll aresod oxod* oa* man aorlaou.
mlBUtes lit OS to IS. 00) woo tb* lhat the moral ag a rain was tow*
daratloB of the opening M-aolon of h*sv'*st ever known In Jaa*. Thw
lb* third d0| * session of lb* Re wrerolog irsla cbbm dowa .bowl
pwblkoj. rvsllunal roevsaUoa Tb* ? JO o'clock Is ths morn I si sod*
Immense rrowd. nserly 14.000 per- worked sll day
•oo. wbo had fought tbeir war The wreck Brought »al a tarsrw-
lato the ball, oftoe on hour or morr rrowd of mm and boyi who wntehad
la MB* bad Oaly lo go out again lh* work of Ihe wrwrklBg rrww wilt*
The ooly bualaSMs was tha prayer Interest Those wbo caoso ta the
by Daaa Bsmaor of At P«t*rs sad early meralug stood o little otaasT
Pauls Cathedral and the motloo of, from lh* wr**ek. for on* of the rmn
WbIsob of ladlaaa to b* la rrs-rwws' that bad loot It* wb**l* was ll*-****
until 4 p, ■. ly rovsred wllh ' Dyosmlts—Ow
Th* oatssa-lbl* reaaoa lor tb* rw-(g*r" alga* Bat lh* dsagera** t_r-
ras* woo the fsrt thai tbo credeo- go. which wss 100 pos*4o of gStoaO
tlsls commit-**, at worh upoa tb*|powdrr aad oa* kog of black pow-
rooiMts sffsi-tlag tbe psraoaaol at' der. hsd sJresdr h*en laid with.
th* .-oBvesllon. had only rglrly be-'rara beck of the loboaee Tba •*__-
remm." tromlgos IU work
domoged ram wee* atleal
ths olOB* to assist tbr Wosixu't
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Place of
in
Telegraph
day. July
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10th. and
f*worko on
liver
day morning. Juao 31th, from 10 to
IS. Tbo whole -*oav»BtIoa lo lo
spend Ihe day In the Santa Clara
valley. Not '.ass than t.f.00 dele-
gat** are expected
The nnt *'.p in the valley *||1 HfHTHKRN PACIFIC COMP.*t¥
be at Palo Alto H.... ,-*... *ad ""'■* ******** TU*-l\a BV
tr-oob* w||| be glveo Ihe vloltora. and \tlHt*.
tt Is hoped thin all the automobiles ■
Ib the community will be aeallabta ** * liotw-rtaon. loeal -e-i.t for
tor two hours lo ahow tbooe wbOi*h** Southern Paclflr I'nmpooj-. *ay*
may be loteroeled tn what lh* beau-! *****tple are In error who iblah the
tie* aad attraction* ol Palo Atto ar*. removal id ihe telegraph rrom the
It la not Ihe In ton tlon to serve re- railwav .ration will drprlve pain
rreshmento. as tbe whole ronvrntloo\***° ** i,rn-ni" Informotlnn regord-j
"will dunch ol Congress Springs BU** **" """''emento of iralus.
aoon and about 2** lunches ar* be- °*> *** -ootrary o h*-tt**r oa**-ricsj|
lag -oairlhuted from Pslo Alto for!*1*" **** loatolled lo the ara* of 0k.^.,, 1o w^fk
Perbap* lh* meat extsoslve snd
elsborste water pageant and carnival *v*r aitemptod an Ihe Paclflc
roast hoo been planned by Mr. Fradj
Swantoa for tbe summer resort city
Violin solo. '' RerrcBi
lastolifl itiodoriii. Fwbtaa Hsrde-j Wh*u lh* ...n*enlloo look Ita re-'!-**
man. aOrompsol*!, Praaces Parrall jce** tbe report waa everywhere rer! The Ice delivery wagon* got a
cisoe prophecy. Mary Willis Taff r»Bt about th* Coliseum tbot Pel small oupply of tc* from tb* **af*>*
' W*leome, Pretty Prlmro**'' IPIn- onei Roooevelt would rome to tb* house h*for* tb* wrweklag trsss
■ittl) (-.rl. alee clsb convention at I or lock aod task* appeared, *m^Ag *\:>**** **** ***
Present alio* ol ctarso sift Leo! or tr. to rook., o opeocb N'ot-ody ** Use *«of-0^a*r**J^M streei oil sV-
iVbuile, cloa* pr**)dent [really knew whether ll wso Iree, but mand* ror tbe day were tilled Por-
Pri-si-ntaiton nl rlss*. Ml** How-{It added-to Ihe excitement. 'innately tbe weather was cool *i*hs
kino, i.rln.-lpol Huodred* of p-<-opl* *sl dowa Inborse* r.fu.- -1 to so Bear lbs wrecf-.-
Preaeulotloa ot diplomas, proi**-: lb* ball lo wall antll 4 p st. jlsg trolo
of Kani* Crnx. rommeBcl*-g Batur-jsor **■ T *****
ending lo « eslurallaa.
rlunday July; l^hool stmi.
■in..- the t'aalao Bt]XttA" (Bhakeli
Saata **_**_■ clo*>ed last fall. Hwon-csdsto.
ion boa been ol work on hi* IdeaJ Thoae who
with Ihe resnlt Jtial all arrange-
menta have been rompI«1*d for i
trulv remarkable nine-dsy festival,
at tbe popular watering plac*
Among the hundred feeturat
prealdeat board a_| In rspt*cuilon of ob .iriting .1st The |
{la lh* eonv*n(lon. people b*a*"*,**v ho*
crowding the doors of lh* Coliseum, err* I
b*fore '■ o'clock An additional tr* imabl*
tall or pollremra wso odded today, biofeea
The f irons* ond lh'
nn). upper grammai
amen w*re relurtaol to.
t* trouble hepprnnd Ta**
the wr.'.ked Iraln wa*
gel away until Ihe tbl-OO
■ s*r* hauled away Tha
rerelv.
dtp'oma*
oasoars Imt Hf-hBtie
Wlllard fthttldnn. vice
nth llerdmon. *eetetary-
irk ImjBX. »*rge*al
ban tllady.
j Mrso Cr.lller
> .yitem connectlnc . c..
nd Han KraBrlsro
wblth hot* been prepsrvd In
■hat th* water pageant may go ''* ';"
down la history ss a remarhabl* ■**■'•■''*■
■urcesa, are the following A *scbl nlrkier,
lo ihe re-ciment or them already oBf
duty
All doorki-epera and pollromen
-y ' were shifted around today folio*
sl'lag complslols 'hat a number or
*r.' poranni had bt-rn admllied 3p the
rosblr h*. had
.-..oenger iroRlr, a
ni a aid" switch
effect OO tO-
Sl I oerurt-**V
evlou*
Eorl.ton. Prsn-jiwo
Kelly. Rllsabeth} lloa
Kntb Mullen, les* ffoa-.tlsli.
Kin* Hwbuso*. Mary Taff.' "1 do not kao
lam. B**d t *
Ton pe.,pl* living nut la lb* dtp
ilono nf Ihe convsfl- bell will be Interested to kaow tbaf
he nereossrv rreden Ih* per capita ronaumptlOB or rod
' liqaor sl rou**allo*s ta .te*dlly tlw-
helher the p*' -ressloe I am almost forced to too
W 1111a i
ib* of Ihe Pacific roast have been
I orl
that event. j railroad feieph.
Notify Mr Morris or Mr. Corba-i"-'>h San Joee ann iwo rrancisro, iavHrA |B4 #h,_h _,„, ^ b#w
ley If ynu will use your outomobllo **-hlrh *o*hie* ihe ag-m to keep **\ AmT tk9 BMp|Ma of ,b# rorlathlaa ■•*»*■' **sn
tor purposes of hospitality lo tbo\****ch with the tralodlipstcber sod:Ta_.h, „Bb of fc t>aa*i-o o gOelMB-f, Psbls:
womeo of the Culted W.te, that""* «perlBtendoni with th* least, ^ of „otOT.bo,l ntm OB „,„ lA. Hay., Prank
June mornlag. , ■ 1 ********* delay i ^^ ^^ fc,0fi|_ wh|_h p.^.,^ l.e,l|e MeOr
_aertrlc*l O-trwctnra Is J.ly. | «hen lh* telegraph ************I nlMtlann „»_,,« w,lb flowers and '
Hear.
** ""i flags ar* now In proe**** ot construe-
mt
Captain C c Antbonv met
Ibo California Rl*etriral CoBlroc-; uoihlnt el** wss «ub*tli*i*d.
tors' Aijaorlalloo'tbat la to meet la ****** * ****** protest from the pa-
San Jos* July _4-_* 1'pon motion ***** * *** ***** *** telegraph wa.
ll was decided 10 entertain tbla con-1 reinstated landing the completion
rantion during * brief vialt to thla * * private telepboa* line
dly. aad tbe following committee "* RolseriaoB aays Ihe n*-w *er-
wa* appointed to srraoge tor It: **** *"* **** ******* 'he lor.) ..fflce
captain Anthony. H. O. Corbaley. 3.*° **** promptlr wh*thrr or notof |#tr|| of (h- lirj,,^t a„^ nrin_t i*r>-r.i<*r. sad liej--t-»r 7.,. kewilrwth
J, Morrli, IC K. Burkhart. A. l5.;'rolna ore on Hme, but 'hat he ran;rj^^lB ,n ,fc# Vmfitr inasdron hao hsa js*e imslllfl - me.--_ge thot It
WIdeman Captain O. R Slocum. slso moke SlOOgOT iwoarrotlOBO by. b##a ____,rag| |„ .ddltloa. tbora'w— * *-os*a«
coptaln P W Thompson and E
Homer Bodle>., Uremen or the dooriendera are r* cou.-luslon that It is no longer r*sb-
r. Bdwsrd Brnun-j ipooilble,'' oald A*ol.taat Chief. lonobl. for potrlots In get Ht Op b*-
otd Brown. Samuel1 Srhueitler, who haa charge of tbs. fore atorllag la to •*** th* rosairy
■csa. JotMph Flan .-omi-nllon police, "but It has heme I hsve ess* -wvrrsl mlllloas ot pmm-
Hordetnaa. t-Utmuel d-*rtd*d tn chaage oil door atlaad- pi* slace yesterday moralng. em*
1*1*0*7 Philip l-toli.- onto " hsve opotted perhsp* a do*** ui-
r. Herbert Morse.' * - mlitskable jags, most of Ihem foal
'harts* Psrrani. Malvyn Pratt, c.ri To\M Hi: Ih rO*fl**KRIt*n> hoy. tmm tb* country wbo haw*
KrbllllBg. ilonnon Srhomhsrg.' **** HKXV.S **Tl H»-\Tsi nothing te do with tb* raol i.ro-ra***-
rsmilln. fttaulf-v Jome* fltsnton loi- Whea tb* flrsl big Repubtl-
, ■ , _. — T'niore wo* ^ouferra.) on seven ran coBvenllon woa held, just scronw
Hum: i:tini - student* at Bi Patrick a rlrmlaorv ihe itreet. flrty-i*o y*or* ago, lb*
\ Mea- «• ■*-■ Wedneodoy during . ..mm.-nc.-meni New Tork crowd bad a big love
trrt.w-.mtih "* lOlff nryast atrert ■saS*r*a_B_ by ki* grace, xr.-bbfahop r*s*f at the Tr. moot boos* th* alght
■Heal r.f r-M-te-* »eUw-adsy ssorw- Patrlrk W Rlordsa Tb* s'ndesU belore tbe tagjlollag began Th*r
Thr presenre during th* ***sS|**a||saB*- The heals wa* OsBfl to ifco fflggB \* *rr Kdmood T MrAllIoter ol Oak* uncorked 300 bottle, ol champags*.
Hon. naradts* or decorated float*.
4-orrespondlng to thos- used In N'ew
nr lean* oi Msrdl Hras time; shell
nnd '.11011 ho... rare*, swimming
'ooteats and Blghtly dUplaya of **■.-
and ft orr-be. o
phoa* laoteod of by wire, a aernc--
bow arrompllihed Ib twenty minutes
ihai used to take twenty-four hour*
VinlBg
A dliruielon was precipitated
xardlng tbe rigbt* of members do- ■*■—~*
lloonent In Ihelr doe*. It was cob- Th- Politician—What Is tb* n*il
eluded that m»mhers ma*t pay their Qoeslton to bring before tb* Aasert-
dues to the date or withdraws! rrom *** reople' Tbe Voter—They have
lb* organlxatlon snd thsl they raa "sd cine*tloBo enough Wbat lh*y
aot honorably decline to pay dueu want is s few BUiwori.—Puck.
for several mouths aud then resign ■ •
la order to avoid payiBg the sernma-; Waltreo* - Iras* asothrr glass.
latloti air" Huiband' to his wlfei. -Shall
Mvssers. Slocum ond Jewell ssked * **** soother glsos. Prledrlke*
to be relieved of sollrltiBg for actlvo Wit* '** *** mother)—Shall hs
membership amonc tbo** wbo are hove another, mother*— Flleget.de
dellaqueat Is dues Tbl* was BO Or- **^awwwaww*a*>a**aea-waa**e.aew
Patrick W Kiordaa
Kdmnnd T MrAllIoter of Oak
1'ihn P lliickley .if Son Pran- and before tbey tttm to Uaeola
T tt'Mkenaen Hlmk of Port- wa* nominated
Ore loaeph P • lanaey of I m sol Irylag
opporfoallls* for ******** ***** ****** h-*d»ag "w* sVsg »'*rtlond l»*«* . Jooeph Schmidt of. the routine aows
uosurpsosed rrurf bathing: danring fr.*qi#mtl), sad *. mtu* how mm *brs- Bngene, Ore. Kiaarla O Aboro of paaolng you « few obtwrtoiloao of a
-wwry eveolng In lh* Casino; .Id* •'"*• on her It.ad flag u uwktm **\** **'****•*** ****** *' ******* "f, msa -Ifting on what Is left of th*
trip* lo the Big Trues and Ihrough po-i'-ur tcatm-rat. "ofcland fence One of the amajlsg f rat or—
the wonderful canyon coaa-Ktlog *ta*-*»e l*-e°p*e in tows rn- g^tlsur * * or tht* hsrrab sw*fc,!* that so os*
Hsnta Crui with tb* Rig Basin room- rsrwlew* obowt msutlog ds-g* Her- Now. la order to subtract.' th* has found time ie Ulk aboat oar
trv. and olher feature* *** *»** ***** "• >he -*J*ert each day !**rb*r eiptslned, "Ihlogo have siV belirvad Prraldent up at Wsshlagtow.
Th* larg* and t*-*auttful Hotel'"*-' hewllh <rf the --.awunsaity UV.! way* to be ot the **me rieoomiBB- Oeorg* Ad*. In story about ~
Cs*a del Rey. reeenily completsd at '
an eipeadltar* el * tremendous
amount of money and energy, i* ar-'
ranglni to take rare or part or lb*
Immense rrowd whfrh proml*** to.
assemble sl SsbIo Crux daring the'1
nine day* of the wste-r pageant. I
The t-naaigemeat of the big bc*st*lry
_*n.i. mm sll
tloa For lo*taoce>. we coulda'l pubtlcaa -*o**eatloB.
. tab* tbre* apple* from four pear*. * ,..—_,..,
dlslect*' a***" six horses from Blue dogs." Serton' Pteaoe. *lr. thsrw's
H isaasj "Teacher,'' shouted a omall boy. man at the door with a Mil. M
■•- young author naked
•piled the publisher, to be a mix "'ant you take four quart* of milk Owen* Tell him ws sr«
ire Of Tank- cowboy. Ameiw and'***"* three rows*"-.Jewish ledger ' plied Hoston Transcript
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The tretsonrer wss asked to rite The depol wsa closed and ba* assured fhe public tbat there "*' 'Sure' ■ Cl*ve|«nd
fll* wllh tbe secretary a list of mem*( Ihere were no bulletin* aod bo will be no advance ovsr Iholr regu-' ♦♦♦*•••♦♦*•*•♦**♦♦***»■*-***-*■
here delinquent two moaths or mere lights. The secretory was ln*trnrt- lar rate*, which ore uuusaalty mod- oth*r. ihough smsller hotels aad
lo b* read st the moBthly meet lag ed to ask that a alght agent b* erat* -*easld*r1ag tho fart that overy boardlog places which afford -*-**-
e*cb month mslaUiBed her* until i; o'clock room la tbe immeo** building ia BB.rortable lodging Ior a rait beat,
WaaaW D-rame Opexs at Nlgh-t. , sod the depot kept op*B ootsid* room and la noodod with The Southern Pariflc Co. which!
Edward Aekley compllmMted ths W, H. Kelly was "elected to dally Buaafalne. Th* Caaa del Rey, malBtaiB* a fast and auporlor ser-|
Southern Pselfle Compsny upon tb* repn-sent the chamber of commerc. will scewpt advance rassrTBtiOOS vie* between 8*s Frandico Las As-
excellent dsy **rTle** st Polo Alto at aa a member of lb* board of dlreolfrom this date until tba ep-mlsg of geles sod tributary point* to Boats
rsTUoeat. bat b* ssid tb* alght *eT- tor* of th* Son Jooo cbsmber of,the carnival la addition to tho ae-jCras. Is wronging to make -w»**cl*l-
vlee was bad. With frieads hs commerce. which claims to be a rormnodattoai offered by this hotel, ly tow rate lo lh* Surf City aad r«-.
waited from 11 Q'eJkM-k p. at. oaUl coaaty ao wall ao a county-seat pro-! the tent elty at Rant. Crws Is aowttnra, for th* psrlod com-asaciaffl
3 lo the morning for a train to tho motloo body. la full *!«**__. oad tber* are many'Jul* SOlh aad ending July SSth
The Santa Fe Lumber Company
Located Opposite
Mayfleld Deppt
Telephone Your Want, to Palo Alto 268
