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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. 1908
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NEWS Of STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Frta Ik Daily Ptlo Alto
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aes s see*
Eastern Trip Is Now Assured,
Exscutlve Committee Endorses Plan
And Wall GIvs Entertainment
*> In Assembly Hall.
The proposed trip ol tb* track
team to Chicago this summer to compete la the annual Conference Meat is
bow practically ua assured fact. At
a special meetlag. of the Rxecutiv*
Committee of the Associated Students
held Monday, white It wo de-
elded thst tbs committee could aot
onVlslly sanction the trip due to the
lack of funds, th* Btudent Body
would go on record sa being highly
Ib favor of the project and win begin at oae* to collect subscriptions.
A persons! canvas* of the Faculty,
Student Body and merchants of Palo
Alto; a monster student body entertainment, together with private subscriptions from alum >| aad outside
for ths Varsity and Freshman crews.
Coach W. F. Turner, 'OS. will tell of
the prospects ot the crews and will
explain th* arrangements tbat hav*
been mads for the regatta.
This Smoker ta looked upoa by the
Executive Committee aa the most fss-
albls way ot raising funds sad with
sa admission of twenty-five ceata lt
U expected aeveral hundred dollar*
will bo rweltxed.
To aend the team Beat ts estimated
that It wiy coat , O E. Dole,
'II. R. A. Oott, '01. aad 1* Y. Mattes.
'OS. to mske the arrangements for
this estartslBmeat, and Ib the aext
lew days "Josh*' posters announcing
ths nsturs of the ahow will be dta-
! trlhutod abost the Campus Ib addl-
j tlon to aa entenaiament the Smoker
I will serve aa a trig send-off and rally
TRACK RAUTTHUtSDAT
WILL BOLD MASS MERINO IN
HONOR OP ATHLVrRS.
Maay of Squad WIU Cease Regular
Tniaiag Tosoorrow—Maua
dJ-ell's Injury Troublesome.
Tb* track rally, at which th* Student Body will glv* the last asnd-off
to the membera ot the track squad
aad tb* various othkr team* which
ar* to represent Staaford la tha Intercollegiate contests oast Saturday,
will be held lu Assembly Hall, Thursday evening, at 7-SO. Yell Isadsr
0 X. Richardson, OS. Is arranging
a program for the event which ta-
cladee speeches by two members of
ths Faculty. Oa* of ths latter spesk-
etf will b* Profeeeor T. C Woodward, of the Law department, w^o
haa consented to make a abort address. Tha other arrangements for
the masting ar* aot yst complete
and will be announced later.
The member* of the track tesm
bare beea working hard ths last two
daya and eeem Ib little danger of being overtrained. For many of tho
men. tomorrow will be the laat day
ot regular work ga they will do very
little on Thursday and Friday, conserving all possible energy for th*
competition agsinst the Blue aad
Gold. Other athletes who hare bed
their trelftlftg Interrupted by Injuries will continue light work la order
to gat Into,as good form as possible.
Maundrell was on the track yesterday afternoon, but hla leg still
troubles him and he was unable to
run lu say form. Ths attempt to
train was painful aad ths outlook
for.Msundrell's recovering sufficiently |
to compete sgslnst California doee | j
sot seem favorable. However, there
ta still ft cbaftt* tbat be will enter.
aa ha k. determined to rua unless I \.
totally disabled.
"Dad" bad several more trial
Quarters rua ysatt*rday, bot no as-
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In cans 1-2 gala, and gala.
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RIPE OLIVES
IN BULK—ALSO IN BOTTLES
We have handled these goods for years,
and agree with ^r patrons that they are
of the finest quOTy. ALSO Ehmenn's
Orange and Grape Fruit Marmalade
ir. bottles. Juat try thea. goods tor yourself.
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Tas ta call, Phone ar Bests j i___ihtk.,b ■__._■ final i.iht
as whenever la need af tha j or <*"*■»*«-»■
servkaseia
Moving: Van
ar with ta hava any catf-
lag or handling done. Wa
caa qaicKly til orders for
tach worK, at wa hava a
number af wagons and
moving vans.
Palo Alto Transfer Ca
525 ALMA STREET
Phone Main 90
calved a gift of 10 Trom C- P. Holt.
a former graduate of the .'Diversity
of California, a aubataBtial check
from San Frsnclsco newspaper men,
the moaey voted by the Senior Class
and a communication from tho New
York Alumni Association In'which It
appears that organisation would help
considerably. •
Prsstdsnt Murphy aad Manager
Knupp started the caavaea yeaterday. and beginning today ft
daily Hat of contributor* will he published In the "Dally Palo Alio."
Ths track mea are enthusiastic
over the prospects and tt Is understood that thsy hsve decided to •WJ.^ctanf~Iood p^«m"ftacss'w*r* d*-|
Uslningrulssfollowiagthsms*t-Jst-|Tej'op#dt nuu^ u-^ mCrT9l_4
ths dlstsi.ee in Bt. Among the
sprinters, W. H. Gardner, '09, hsa
Improving rapidly lately and
promise* to Sgur* la th* meet Saturday. The first heet of ths : J 0-yard
Food for the Intellect
Bill aod Wallace Irwin
used to live at The Camp. It I, Said they ate bean, off the
top ol a trunk with a jackknife. We furnish the beaut
Where do you get your po-erica?
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( 5,1 Ramona Street
Telephone Main eg Z
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log,. I. Lanxitrolh, H. B. Menardl,
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8chwaBBcl.Br. 3. A. Tara. , , b oa. of th.
rt^'Tw^ n £___"_, n > '"'-. tat. aot
Devesdorf, E. G. Dudley, Mlaa X*,'
Jngsls. 3. I. W. McMurphy, C. S.
City Market
Y. B. SANDERS
toaaar*
I Fresh and Salt Meats
at all hinds.
Poultry. Etc.
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DELICACII*. POULTRY
Fresh fish mry Friday X
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japa-iSse hoc s-cu-t-wo
ooMFairr
(110 Ramon, strtet. Phon*
w_i» s»i) moykd loan at
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Tho final list ol eaadldalas for
B-radBB-oa IB star, with tbalr re.
specUv. depart!oeata. n aaaouB-ed
Dy lh* re.totrar's o_c* Monday. La aa
fotlowa:
Orwrt— tUsa 1- I. How.ll. Mlaa
U. Ho.bsob. Miss II. a. ltcCor_.BC.
Ian. His, av a B.rmt. hi** r.
E. Olbapa, J. O. r*r,us»on. Ml** II.
O. Hadam. Mta D. 11 Hall. Mlas
ml. _. HaBtaaaraar, Mia. m. h Utile. MM C. Mardock. Mlaa E. Teat-
mall. Mlas B. a. Rob-bos, Mlaa A.
1- Raad.1. Mlaa O. M. Thomas. Miss
a J. IWlBoe.
Oeraaaa—Hub E. L. Browo. Man
3. a Cllthrro. HI** 3. Darby. Mlaa
A. 11 Oabel. Hiss M. Hatar. Mlaa
C. Haxra. Mass L. M. Millar. Mlaa a
B. Row-, Mlaa H. Blolle, MHa R.
Bwlft, Mta. a A. WrtskL
HomsBlr Laa,aaaas—Mlas H. /A.
Cuonlsxham. Hta E. M. Dart*. ___.
3. Dillon. Miss B. M. Robotham.
Eoallsh— Miss M. Aldrldx*. MlSB
J. M. Bailiff. Mb* C. Baaaaa. Waa
0. Boot... Mia. C. M. Brobaaka, Hla.
A. Crawford. Mlaa P. Gxrlimxan.
B. 1. Hadley. Mlas B. I. Hay-
leltp. Mlaa E. Illslo,. Mlaa O.
Knlpe. Mlaa a It l.Bdwla,
Mlaa A. S. I.uke. Mlaa C a HI1I1-
hmf. Mass a M. PardBBi. Mha M. I-
Brr__!t. MM V. A. 3t_-la. Ska V
Swift. MM H M. Tracr. Mlaa H M.
Ward.
EdBcattofl—A. M. Coop. B. a
Drke*. H. V. OraBawood.
Illstnrr—Miss M. B. Amlck. MM
B. IlrsBOrr. Mta C. L. Clatk, Mta
H. A. Dbbb. H. tuch. Mta D. C
rrsaeh. Mta a N Hill. MM A.
HBtehuxe. Miss C J. Kelley. Mta H.
H. I'uxh. Mlaa O. I.. Strmner. Mta
E. Wsllsr*. Mlaa I. J. -achokho.
Bcoaoaika—M. O. Ads-w. O. B.
Dole, J. E. MoBtanroery. I- S. I'oa,*.
C C -asbora. O. O. 8p_rrl*r. E. C
8terlln,. 3. K Tssuds.
Law—Mta O. Albrecht. T. T.
Bsie*. I. H. BeBBett. F. H. Baraard.
R. H. Borlaad. M. P. Bryaa. H. 0
CarlMoa, P. A- Csrtla. W. T. Baat-
haro. H. H. PrBBek, Mia. D. M. Grad-
c-7. O. C Halaey. R. B. Hod.*. R.
H. Hudson. N. A. Johosos. E. D. La-
kla. D. M. Lemmon. W. a L-rons.-tr
V. laarcaa, I. Melrier. A. A. Murphy. R. B Murpby, L. Nawlaad, 3.
T. BotllT.T. 3. Schaack, W. C. Shel.
toa. 3. E. Stewart. P. Stewsrt. E. h
stork well, V. H- Tucker. W. H.
Walkar. D. B. Wood.
Orawlas—Mta a B. Dlckorrr.
Mta C. Dooaer. Mlaa B. Kemp.
Mathemstlca—Mta B Aodrrwa.
Mta M. B. BIB.. Mta P. M. Horn.
P. W. Morrill. Mta L. 3. Warsaolh.
Physics—H. C. Burbrldte, 0. P.
HcEweo, P. A. Ro*..
Ch*mt*tl.—N. P. Bsr-our. Mta A.
th* coBtost for third pl*re to nullify tor the floal will b* a do*, ob*.
with Beet ant Qardaer sntered for
SUnford apt Captain Stanton aad
GroBdr raaalBS for Csllfoi dl*.
WHXIU-IT CU'l OPBB.4.
FBI Pras-at "Th« EaypiiBa Prla.
ess- ta Aaaesakt, HaU oa 'Kkl
Horrla. B. W. Rust.
Phy-olosr—Mlaa M. C Baker. B.
CkaBBB. O. C. Co*. R. A. Kocher.
R. Ix>o«. W. T. McKell. Mta H.
TaaaSaS-.
Zooloc— Hiss M. Hyatt, E. A. Mc-
Grexor. 3. M. Millar. Mta O. Row.ll.
Batomolc«r—D. T. r-llawar, P.
X. Wllllama.
Geolocy aad MlBlB,—C. 1. ChsBd-
ler, A D. Hash**, 3. O. Jamaarjo.
C. Lakra. O. W. MeDasl.1. R. 3.
Mr rsddsa. A. A. Mathawaoa. _. PraB-
cott. C. L. t-rarr, B. K paper, D,
■M.
Ctrl) EmnneertB,—N. K. CarpBB-
tar, R. B. Chandler, H. F. Clark, E. _____ *" ..T"* "" T". .-""
,.._,_, _ ... - i-p-ra commit!., compoaBd of Mi«i A
D. Col*, a -. Coolld^. R. W. Cum-'
mios, B. S- Dunbar, E. A. Flaaden,
J. C. raea, H. 3. Ileffron. P. W. H*r
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your aato. Haw ara yoa anlp
to hat, itt Blaaplaat thin, ta '
the world. Hava ua rapalr rant ;
aato baton top .tart oat Tkaa
there will b. no btaakdowas. Na
necenltT for ImxIb, your eaaa-
panlon. W, pr*r*n. *uto braaka
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WHITE STAR LAUNDRY
reetloft of Dr. B. C. Blodgatt, will
present the comic opera, "Tb* Bgyp- i
tl*n Prisesss," In Aaaaanbly Mall, May {
i, for tb* beaaflt of tha Womeo'a..
Club Mouse.
At a neetlag laat week of the i^ggghhgghkh»hhg>»g>sh»>h»ltf »gghh|l>gy4III»sl>lhy
KAWA. Proprietor. J
Ooly haad*work Jftpaoaaa laundry. Oood work a specialty.
family washing*. .Tou can alwaya find aa at 144 Bmsraoa atraat, »
Palo Alt* I Pho« WMte 9*0. •
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roa. 3. B. Holly. E. O. SbetMey. J.
w. Smith, C. A. Strong. B. a Webber.
Mechftalcsl Engineering—N. D.
Cook. V. F. Crane, U P. Halloraa.
W. W. Joardla, O. M. KMn, C. C.
McKay, A. w. Morshogsa, B. Tepp,
Electrical Bsglaesrlsg—E.
Baldwin. R. D. Btsjgkstt. M J.
Brooks. J. E Carpsatar, P. O.- Crawford, 1. D- Fsrnsworth. B. Fnwler.
W. 8. Johnson. L. M. Klasbsr. J.
A. Koonts. T. Ml torn a. A. O. Molt,
M. 3. Nsah. A a. Roonherg, A. A.
Tarry, U. V*atal.
COMSIDEB IUDQATTA OTPlCU-l-A.
(Sblon, '09, Mlaa B. Carter, ,',0». Mlaa
P. Forbes. '01. Mlas V- Starr, '09.
and Mlaa R. Sterne. 'Of. R. S. Kel-
logg. '0t. waa elected ss ooaeh. A
profeaaloaal will ana* dowa froa ■
Baa Praotlaco ti assist ia drilling
the chorus.
On Moftdfty, April 11, regular prac- j!'
tic* for th* opera begaa Ib Aaaem-
bly Ball. The music, which (s di-
*_• vlded tato tour parts, is exceedingly
difflculi, aad haa been studied bard, '•
during the entire semester. Th* ser- {',
vicee of th* Cnlv*ralty Orchestra
hav* b**a obtfthsed and Sword and
Sandals will stags th* production.
Elaborate coetumea for the chorus
and prlq**lpalf axe being msde to order Is Saa **TSBt_lsco. On account of
ths Intsrscholastlc meet Msy 2nd ths
perform**.* will not be long.
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Cosch Tsnsrr la Pinwwtmg I__et To
as-ad To
Hoee WIU Be
Coach Turner haa beea preparing
a Uat of officials wbo will be de-
aired by Stanford. This list contains the names of men to represent
California and of others to represent
Stanford, aod is baaed on th* officials
who have served la pr*vtoua races,
but Is naturally Incomplete, a* Calirornia has aot yst been consulted by
Manager Knupp, who baa a copy of
the list. California will probably be
eoaiaul-ed eooa la regard to the officials for ths rsfcatta so thst the list
csa be announced this wssk.
The Varsity r*ce will be flrst la
the regatta and will probably be
called at .f:S0. Arrangements will
be mad* so that a ferry boat will
leav* to carry spectators to tb* Observation train at Sauaallto aoioa after tbelr arriva. at the foot of Market atrpet, Sao Francisco, from an
early train from Palo Alto. More
aeeta sre being constructed on tbe
observation ears thaa wsrs ased last
yesr. ao that ample aecommods-
tions win be pr_*1ded for all who
desire to S*s th* race from th*
R. nerger. J. P. Ha. C. Ferguson, j train.
ELITE MARKET
H. F1GUR, Proprietor.
girt CatTCssUy Av._-.se.
The best of Inspected Meats
Personally Selected
RAMI AND BACON OJP TWO BHTT BRAND*. POUI/TKT
OAMK IK SKA»ON. FSWA FISH EVKRT FRIDAY.
»ssssaeses**sssse»ss»s*»ss'
Oood l_Bctarr* oa Jspsm.
Tbe sddrese «rs "Tbs Educational
System of ^apaa," hy T. Ichlbaaha.
'OT, la tha Ch*»e) laat night, proved
of unusual Interest to tb* larg* audience ui »lat, The speaker traced
the developmest of Japan's educational system from before the birth
of Christ to the press at tlms, lllus-
trstlag hta points by a large number
of charts aad pictures. He psld special attention to tbs prssent atatas
of Japanese education, tailing of how
lt took twenty yesrs for a Japan-1
eae to complete bla school work, be- j
cause he had to attend grammar j
acbool for eight years, middle achool
for five years, high school for three
years, and university for four. Ichl- j
hash! alao described th* Girls' High
School, which Dr. Jordaa dedicated,
while tber* eight year* ago.
Thla address ws* th* foarth snd
last lecture of tbe recent eerlea of
lectures oa Japan, given under the I
suspires of the T. M. C. A.
Wilt Give Dream Recital.
The Faculty Committee on Pub-
lie fentertalnmeat haa arranged for
a recital by Mr. Ole Bang, the noted |
Norwegian author aad dramatic read- j
ar. Thla ia Mr. Baag's second Am-!
(Coatlaaed oa page 4.) I E. HlinXRfOgBCmG, D. P.
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■EXCURSION RATES.
To Eastern Points
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For fall Iniormstion. eaU on, writ* or pboae aa.
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, Baa Jose
Forward or backward, that is the question: phospholipid trafficking by the Mla system
No full text\ua9 2022 The Author(s).The distinctive feature of Gram-negative bacteria is the presence of an asymmetric outer membrane (OM), which acts as a permeation barrier blocking the diffusion of noxious components such as antibiotics that could compromise cell survival. The outer membrane has an inner leaflet, mainly formed by phospholipids (PLs), and the outer leaflet, composed of molecules of lipopolysaccharide (LPS). Building this membrane is a very complex process as every OM element needs to be transported from the cytoplasm or the inner membrane and properly placed in the OM. In addition, the asymmetry needs to be maintained to guarantee the barrier function of the membrane. The presence of misplaced PLs in the outer leaflet of the OM causes increased permeability, endangering cell survival. The Mla system (maintenance of OM lipid asymmetry) has been linked to the removal of the misplaced PLs, restoring OM asymmetry. The Mla system has elements in all compartments of the cell envelope: the lipoprotein MlaA in complex with the trimeric porins OmpC/F in the OM, MlaC in the periplasmic space and an ABC transporter in the inner membrane called MlaFEDB. While genetic and structural work suggest that the Mla pathway is retrograde (PL movement from OM to IM), several groups have advocated that transport could happen in an anterograde fashion (from IM to OM). However, recent biochemical studies strongly support retrograde transport. This review provides an overview of the current knowledge of the Mla system from a structural point of view and addresses the latest biochemical findings and their impact in transport directionality
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No full textDAILY 1'Al.cr Al.TO TIMES, THURSDAY, A.-KH,
I'M.'-
S. P. Q. R.
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Complete sew .t.~ L uf l» „t . and Puwae** tilorra
celtcd. Tlr* .ap-ri.,rlt) of a-MO (Jlo.cs Is known s-
alard ituosaghoat the world—*sxsSB*«*-i by all good
aad panli ular p**-of*|» to be the beat, most perfect aad popular
Glove oa Ihe ni*rk4-i. T*hey roat no nsore than other gloves.
Prices rang- from «t.St> to *■_.;..*. per pair.
MANV NBU* U.VKK OF HNMMKH u I It.Ill- IX l NIIKII-
UKAK. lacladiag plain aad faacy lUllwlggaas. l\*-re*-kait. If.
V. Dt Itsrht weight worsieda. ttc.m PR1C1BS AtWAYS TH*
lOaUasU.
VAN A. WALLACE
Ml Vs PI KMSHlNOa
I'lUt I H ALWAYS Tils. I.tiui-si THK HOMK OP K. P. Q. II
i_.vi*_t t in*. r-ii> Aveaae PALO ALU* .
■ Mlsa Ella Byxbee la Hiteudliig a
' week In Pacific drove.
The next Knrtua at home will
I take place on Saturday evening.
■ April 21th.
I New niauagemeiil, Plaxa Cafe.
1 Coat closing ssle st the Nippon.
II. _*. Mail, eotary pabll*. t:tl D*a**_
l.v cream and water leea, tl.
a gallon at Palo Alto Creamery.
Primrose pork sausage. Oellca- Members of th* Kappa Alpha Fra-
tessen store Pbons -UK 1-lS-tf ternlty will give a dance at their
Rooma tinted, from fl 50 ap. F.; no*-*** on Prlday evening. April IV.
W. ftackaa. _l_ t'nlvsrslty svaous. Mlaa Kthel Decker went to San
The •wellret Hoe of ladles' head- Franclaco today for a short tl*lt
r*sg* -ver shown In Palo Alto' may ****| *■«•' grandmother. Mrs Martha
be seen at Welgaitner's.
LOCAL
Take yoar lawch si the plasa.
Visit Caafleld's llasa Keats ursut.
Alvin Saala waa a recant visitor
; In Pacific drove
Ur. and Mrs. Desn W, Psrk went
to San Joae today
Ready-mixed paint. |1.50 gal at
Tha beat quality at the aame old' Backus', 112 Inlveralu- avsnue.
pries. Thompson's Oak bakery. Mlaa Clara Roedel Is spending s
Homam.de beef and chicken tt-j few da" ,n ,D* S*Ilt* ***** ¥•*•■»*
males at Dsllcateaaea. Phone -UK. '**"*"
• Mra. W. IL Morrow went to San
Ssts train fare and buy tba article from tbe Ragle Drag Company.
Franclaco last evening for a abort
abaeoce
Red Star laundry office. Vender*
voort Brothers. -41 High street.
Miss Klisabett. llogue will leave
tbe last of tbls week for an Hasten, Invited.
Mra J. II ".UK.iv mother of Mrs.
F. A. Stewart, leli today to visit her
iaagbler, Mrs. Thompson st llenlcta.
Decker.
Hamilton Holt, editor ... the lodi
pvndent. will spesk st. a university
assembly at 11:11 tomorrow on
"The Hague Conference."
Mlsa Marian Kills baa returned to
her home In Pacific Grove, after a
visit in Palo Alto with Dr. and *>r».
, , , ■ School will be ln the nature of a
llaro d Heath and w th other friend*
Tbe next meeting ol the student**.'
lass of the Methodist Sunday
on tin* peninsula.
Ills* Bertha Polls, a former Stanford student. 1* In town today. 8b«*
Is lesdlug lady with "The i'lajvrs"
tn the production to lie given tonight
at tha opera house,
Mrs- J- 0. Vaudervoort and son.
Irving P Vandervoort, left for Col-
fnx this morning, hoping that a
change of climate will be beneficial
to Mr. Vandervoort* health.
W 11. Brown aad family, wbo rs-
moonllght supper, (hi* date for
which has not been decider!
A varsity rail) will be held tonight at 1:18 at Kuclna Hall. TliU
la In preparation for the Inrercollc*'
glate Hold meet and regatta at the
University of California on Saturday.
Mlaa •.'allan.ee Arnott 'will glvs'
botb vocal and piano selections at
the Woman's suffrage convention lo
be held In the Unitarian Church lu.
San Jose Ssturdsy. Among 'others
from Palo Alto who will attend the,
Senator Black. A. d. Walker. H.
W Slmkltia, "' R. Deti-Jck and John
tickler are among thoae who will at-
.'iiil the Republican ben-just at tbe
Hi Jamea hotel. San Joae. tonight-
Miss Louise Hardeman Is spending a week In San Franclaco as Ihe
guest of Mrs. Psul Beck or tbe
Presidio. She will alao attend ths
Press Club dance tomorrow nigh'.
The young ladles si Miss Marker*
school will give a progressive lunch*
eon tomorrow evening. Among the
Pslo Alto hostsssss will be Mlas;
vida Toumy and Mlas Mollle Mesr* j
Membera of the freshman claas,
belonging to the Gamma Pbl Beta;
Sorority will entertain at a dance
■t. (.a* given gt their chapter bonesi
• >ii Friday evening. April 30th.;
Among the hostesses from Palol
Alto will be Mlaa Caroline Squire,!
Mia* Rather Show. Mlaa Louis* J
Hardeman and Mlaa Oladya Oil). I
ceatly came lo Palo Alto from Po-I convention are Mrs. Jennie Arnott.
niona. bave taken the houae at 416
Hamilton avenue, formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mra. J. C. Templeton.
Mrs. Alice L.
Malheeon.
Park and Mrs A. K
MI*s Anne Hidden, librarian Oil
M. kirn.-* Relief Corpa will hold a jibe Palo Alto library, left thla morn-;
social at Prater nil) ball tomorrow, ing |0 attend the meeting of the,
t Friday) afternoon from X to .'.j State Library Association al Berke-j
There will be sn Interesting program j ley. Mlaa Patterson, 'he aaalalant tt-J
aid refresh meats. An admission ofibrsrlsn. will go later W P. Hyde
in cent* will be charged, and all are* president of lhc library commission.
Visit the .'.<■ snd 10c counters at'visit of two months.
will alao attend. He la vlce-preal-
! .lent of the trustee* section of the
s Msrle snd Carrie Jensen
lisckua- china more. Ill University., ,Ir-. A. ,.. c-rb-rt hM »^n „rr1 ,._,__,.,-„, . r_w ._,<,.„„ ,. . ,^*y-Jtf*-*-clatlon.
Welugartuer A Co. are aole agents HI •In***** tbe flrst of the week at her,,,uj| |Mt evening al tbelr home, 317. Mlaa Grace Camp hitd Dr. Hen-;
for tbs famoua Christy* English borne on Bryant street. ) Fulton alreet. Tbelr guests werejjamln C Illodgett have issued cardsi
bath towels Prices :■<•»' to 91.&o.< Mrs, E. M. Lynn snd family, re Misses Lillian South wood and Irene,io a mualcale to be given at lh.«J
Dr S II Van Dalt-tii Is able to w"*t*-v ot ***0*, AliP* bsve taken tin- Mlranionles, Messrs. Ia*o Maaon.'.Camp borne on Cowper at roe I on]
i*i*'ii I ssjiiN u, HASKBALL
t.ami: SVM now
Two pact Ice gamaa of baseball
are being played thla afternoon. Tho
minister* claim that tbey hare the
teacher* faded for tbe game that la
to be played Saturday afternoon at
- o'clock oa tbe high achool diamond. The practice thla afternoon
will determine the position* tbst
*.llt be assigned the plsysrs. The
following names sre Hated, subject
lo change:
Minister*--Wstler- Hayes. H. W.
Davis, C. L. lual. C. A. Richardson,
N, W. Kllpalrlck. Mr. Price. Mr.
Merer. S. R. Snow, Burt Kites Howard
Teachers—J. C. Templeton, R. T.
Nichols. T Bewick, O. C. Mercer, A.
P. Urrsbse, W. H. Bryan, A. O.
Cooperrlder. F. F. Jeffers. Eugene
Tlnchsr.
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and spent vosterday In San Francisco.
I lion me at 1S1 Taaao street.
Mrs. A. Q. Ooodapc-ed.
who lis*
ilea*n living sl 319 High atreet, baa
taken the houae at'336 High atreei.
Tbe Fortnlgblly Mualr Club met;
raster-day afternoon at rhe home of *•**• -"Tank Weaver, of Baa Joae,
Mrs. K. C Franklin, ilia. Ramona *** ****** -h-lt*.*** »■ Palo Alio thla
street.
A Raymond-Whit comb excursion
party of If. members visited Palo
Alio aod the aolverslty Ibis forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs J 8 Oyster. Mlsa
Kllxabstb Oyster and Mrs.A.S.Tnbbsj
week wilb ber mother. Mrs. A.
Quinn
Mtsaee Helen. Amy and Elas
Csmpball will entertain at a dance
ft their home on tbe Embarcadero
road on Saturday evening. April 24.
i i....i Herriford, Herbert Tllaon and i Friday evening. April *!.ld. compll-j
Paul Bagllon. j mentary to Arthur T Merrill, whoi
Mra. J. P. Smith la building rfW-axlit» returned lo America from,
residence ai the corner of Kellogt'* >***'• ***AJ -' "-•" -allure In
avenue and Cowper atreet whleh; Europe. Mr. Merrill will bs rsmein-;
will be occupied by Mrs. Howell and bered as a former Stanford student.'
family, who came io Palo Alto fromi -n,- citlxena' ...segue of Justin* I
Chicago In the fall and have oeen^ B„ _,,„, „,,, inTiUt,ons to a dinner!
Hodges house on! to be given In Saa Franclaco at thej
I Fairmont hotal on Thursday even
Oardner arrived In Palo fog. April Ittb. when Mr. John lira
Story Hoar.
The Children'* story hour at the
puhllr library next Saturday morn-
lug at 11 o'clock will be for ths
-.innll children at,d will be conducted by Mlsa Mock
living in the C
Webster atreet.
"Purnlsbsd Roams'* window card.
at Tlmaa ofllc*, t*.
Alto .- .i.-r.)*v rrom an extended ham Brooks, author of "The Social
eastern business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Unrest." will be the guest of honor.
The Friday Night Whist Cluh will Oardnrr. whose son. Wsltsr U. ■ The executive committee of the Pslo
.meet tomorrow evening wltb Miss Gsrdner. la a aludenL at Stanford Alto branch are* Profeaaor Cnldo 11.
spent Ihe flrst of Ihe w**k at M -,,, Saunders and Mr Howard Inlisralty. reside In Orovtlle, but Marx. J T. Coullbard. Profeaaor R.
Saaodera at their home on Hsmona have bean spending ibe winter in L. Green. Mrs. Alice L. Park and
'atreet Palo Alto al 4*>*i Forest avenue. 'Rev. Sydney B. Snow.
Monte
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fountain. All drinKs served Slice Cold and Properly Mixed. Try
a rich eft drinK or a delicious banana Cream Sundae.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.
Arrival nod departure ot malls at
the poatofflce at Palo Alto, Cal.—In
affect July t, 1107:
Dispatch north — 7:11, 1:11,
11:08 a. m., and 3:01, 6:04 p. ra.
Dispatch aouth—7:40 a. in. and
12.SC, 3:.6. 6:04 p. m.
ItecetT. from north—7:40 a. m
and 11:66, l:S_. 6:48 p. m.
Receive from south—7:11. 11:01.
11:10 a. m. and 3:06, 6:04 p. ro.
Dlapatch to SUnford—7, Iv.Zi
a m. and 2:1.., 4 p. m.
Reoelve from Stanford—I:1S, 11
a. m. and 1:10, 6 p. m.
Sander Schednle.
Dlapatch north—11:60 a. m. and
6:04 p. m.
Dlapatch aouth—7:40, 11:30
a. m. and 6:04 p. _-..
Reoelre from north—7:40 a. m.
aad 6:04 p. m.
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LOCAL
A Modern Tr-*rdy.
A 'bonk!" A streak or u«ly smell;
A few drinks aad a driver raab;
A sudden tarn, a crash, a veil—
Another auto tone to—smash.—
Washington Star.
Robert Roberaoa left for Alaaka
today to apend tha winter.
Mra. C. I! Gilbert is apeodlng a
abort time at Cermel-br-the Baa.
A daughter waa born thla week
to Professor and lira. Alvln Johnson.
Miss Jeaanette Deal, of San Fran-
Cisco la tbe gneet or Mis* Beatrice
Fife.
Mra. John C. Spencer and Mlaa
Alice Spencer apeot the peat week
In !.os Oatos.
Mlaa Nellie Ford, of Los Oatoa. la
apeadlng the week end with Mlaa
Georgia Cutler.
Mra. 0. I. Elliott and Mra. H. J.
Ryan were recent contributors to
the Palo Alto library.
Mrs. John It** entertained a few
friend* yesterday afternoon at her
home on Cowper atreet.
Mrs. John Darling, who baa been
quite seriously 111 for tbe past two
weeks. Is now convaleecent.
J A. DeMuth returned yesterday
from a visit of several months at
hl« former home ln Pennaylvanla.
Fred Nelson doea all klnda or
woodwork and furniture repairing at
Palo Alto Cabinet Works. 126 High.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Roberson, or
Pleyto. Monterey county, are vfslt-
Ing their danghter. Mrs. A. W. Mill*
Miss Harriet Tate left for ber
home tn Altadena yeaterday, after a
week'a visit with Mrs. II. W. Har-
baugh. s
Burke Corbet aod family have returned to their home lo San Francisco, after spending the snmmer In
Palo Alto.
Mrs. Schroeder and grandson.
Dexter Schroeder, of San Jose, are
visiting Mra. Schroeder's son. Otto
Schroeder, and son.
Twin daughters were born last
evening tn Mr*. Minnie Roberson
McCandles* at the home or her sister. Mra. A. W. Mills.
Rev. D. A. Rusaell leaves the first
of the week for Jamestown. Va.. to
attend the national convention of
the Chrlatian Church.
Mlas Effle 1. Hawkins, principal of
the Palo Alto grammar achoot. haa
been granted a life diploma by the
■ tate board or education.
Mra. J. M. Morton, who baa been
Id Washington, D. C, for some
months, arrived a Tew days ago and
la at her" home on the campua.
The Alpine Wood Company, corner Forest and Alma streets, will
sell (or cann lor a limited time only,
live oak stove wood, 11 per cord.
Phone Main aoa.
J. 0. Daley haa purchased a lot
12-xlZS In tbe Naah tract at the
Junction of the Willow road and
Gilbert street
E. F. Oawald apeot tbe week ln
Santa Crui, having gone down to attend the fifteenth annua] aeaaloo of
the Pacific Coaat Gaa Association.
Special today: Fancy creamery
batter. 1 1-2 pounds, 65c; studied
pickles. 6 for lie, mackerel soused,
mustard, tomatoes, 20c. 214 Unlr.av.
A meeting of the Joint committee*
of the autumn festival and atreet
fair will be held on Monday even-
lng at 8 o'clock In the Parkinson
building.
Captain Aim tin Walton, of Palo
Alto, wbo la connected with the
United States ship Inspection service. Is In Alviso Inspecting ship*
anchored there.
Mlas Daisy Spencer entertained at
dinner laat evening In honor of
Mlsaes Mary and Lutba Parkinson,
who will leave ahortly for Washington, D. C, to reside.
The taadlea' Circle of tha Preahy-
terlan Church will hold Ita regular
meeting next Tueeday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home of Mra. Win-
sor. 321 Emerson atreet.
Mra. Mcpherson la seriously HI
In I tip* Angeles and her children,
Mlas Dorothea and Will McPhemon.
are at her bedside. Roger Mcpherson Is hurrying to Los Angelas from
Gold field.
The City Street Improvement
Company haa made a special effort
to get Bryant street ready for the
carnival. The grading haa been
rushed In the block ln front of the
rink and If possible the concrete will
be placed during the first pert of
next week.
Mr. aad Mrs. Otto Ludwlg and
Mis* Ethel Ludwlg. who returned to
their former home In Chicago laat
spring, have come beck to Palo Alto
folly satisfied with California. Mlaa
Ladwlg U a Stanford etudent
«... ft, Btrthday aPrtr.
At tbe borne of Mr and Mra. Otto
Schroeder, at 626 Raraona atreet. an
enjoyable anrpiiae .party waa given
last evening In honor or the birth*
day aanlveraarr of tbe danghter or
the houae, Mlaa Roae Schroeder.
Th* evealng waa spent In music
and games and a Jolly time waa en-
Joyed.
Those preeent were Mr. and Mr*.
Walter Thompson. Mr. aad Mra.
Otto Schroeder, Mra. Schroeder and
Dexter Schroeder or San 3oo*~,
Misses Lyda aad Amalle Boealnger,
Ml** Clara teller. Mlsa Roae Schroeder. William Hana, Anthony Endera
and Dbu Aloe Peaalee.
The announcement or the marriage of W. I' Herron and Mlaa Stella Wynno waa not a groat surprlae
to their friends, although no announcement or the event bad been!
mado. Tboy were married Wednesday at Monterey.
Miss Wynne graduated at Stan.
ford In 1106. She wnk one of the
moat prominent women" students
that Stanford baa graduated. During her courae sbe was prominent tn
literary clrcloa and waa author of
the aucceeafut claaa farce, "The j'
Original Miss Tewtaberry." She ill
was a member of the Dally Palo-Altof!
staff and collaborated with \ Edith ill
Mlrrleleea In considerable literary I
work. She waa also a contributor |
to leading eastern magaxlnea. She ]
made her home In Palo Alto during
her college life, but was a resident I
or San Francisco.
Mr. Herron waa graduated by re-lj
quest, mut not tor lack of ability. |.
HI* originality led him Into course*
tbat the faculty failed to endorae. J
He won the Caroot medal In debate;
he gained honors In his law studies: j
he edited the Sequoia with success.;
and he wrote "Dathsheba." which,
while able, waa the oauae of hi* [j
downfall because of Ita alleged In.- jj
morality.
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PIUXIKAM FOR ftl'l V Ui;
riAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Tbo Palo Alto Concert Rand will
give Ita regular open-air concert on]
tho Circle tonight, wltb the follow
Ing program:
"America."
March. "De Matoy." Hall
Overture, "Colossal," Short.
Selection. "Ilobemlan Girl." Bait
March. "If the Man In tha'Moon
Were a Coon," Alford.
"Intermexso Blnfonlca," Maacagnl.
Waltt. "Wild Flowers.- Klettr.
March, selected.
AUTISTIC ROLLERS AT
THE PALO ALTO RINK
The Roller* appeared at the Palo
Alto rink laat night la their apeclal
skating feature* Theae artlata are
In tbe beat tbat have apeared here
and Manager Hlnea la pleaaed to
have been able to book tbem.
Tbey will appear again tonight
with an entire change of act and
finer costumes. It will be worth
while for any one to aee this flne exhibit of skating tonight
FOR SALE
Five-Room Shingle Bungalow '
on corner lot fronting South.
This cosy little home has just been
finished. It has a very attractive
wood finish, and is conveniently
arranged. Gas and electricity are
both installed. The price is very
cheap considering the value of the
• property—only 2,750, and easy
terms an be given. This house
is on the corner of Embarcadero
Road and Cowper St, one block
from the Waverley St car line.
Co-operative Land
and Trust Company
•> Will Marry on Same Day.
Palo Alto frlenda have received
Invitations to the wedding of Mlaa
Eva May Poor SUnford, '10. tp D.
C. Alexander. Stanford '(*t. which
will take place on Tueeday, October *th. at the bride's home In Kansas City. On the aame day Herbert
Poor. SUnford '07, will be wedded
In Council Bluffs. Iowa, bis bride being Ml** Flora Martin, or that dty,
The poora were realdcnU of Palo
Alto for three yeara. returning last
-,4.30. PAYABLE ANNUALLY. .
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KATHKKINK .il'HI.ri.t KV
WILL UIVK KI'AIHM' FOX
MWKilili WOMEN.
Bvtrta,
Upton Sinclair's players preeent-
ed an entertainment last nlgbt ao
atterly different from the usual
theatrical produetlona tbat It become, a source of wonder that anyone should have the courage to
stage so decided an Innovation. Ths
ntay with a purpose can succeed
Only when It has decided dramatic
jtterlt. and the reception given to
Mr. Sinclair's work last night shows
tbat he poisesse* much ability aa a
flare right.
The conditions were moat favorable here for tbe first production
of these playlet*. Mr. Sinclair hat
for some time been a realdent et
Palo Alto, tbe people are familiar
w(th his writings and there Is a
strong undercurrent of Socialist
thought.
The Playhouse was crowded .and
the audience gava tbe closest attention. The musical numbers were
cornet solos by Mr. Hughes, accompanied br Mlaa VaJlance Arnott.
Miss Kllsabeth Magle. the leading
lady, gave an Introductory addn
In which abe called attention
tbe character of the plays. She
said that tbe lack of scenery woald
hare to be supplied by the Imagination, aa waa done In tbe daya of
Bhakeapeare. She is a most attractive young woman and showed
ability a* an elocutionist.
The drat play. "Tbe Indignant
Subscriber." ts a tardea! produc-
Uou. The editor of a New York
dally ia visiting tba country home
comes from New * * ****** magnate aad is
Mlaa KatherlM Jewett*
tbe well-known dramatic I:
stor,, will give a reading of Alice
Brown", farce, "My Lady** Ring."
on next Thursday evening. February
4th, at the Stanford ctubhoaaa for
tbe banaat of tka Woman's I-eagae
clubhouse fond
Mlsa Everts ^^^^^^^^^^^
York and a review of her laat book, **** b* * **** **** lk •upposed to
"The Speaking Votce." together *** * ******* *** to taka a boat rlda
with the authors picture, appeared ** **** **** M*** ***T **• lo *be
in tbe January Harpers Monthly. »I«MI* of tbe lake, tba supposed
She has been on the stag* tor some ******** **** ** tba indignant sub-
time with Otis Skinner, aad this Is ***&**. tells the editor of all tba
bar first tour of the waft. ***** *** **** ********* •tUlnat the
Alice Brown, tba author of "My ******* *******B* the means of his pa-
Lady's Ring." has had a number of, *"*■ *** lne «rralgnme_t la
£******»
stories tn tbe Atlantic Monthly and
Is one of tbe beat known of modern
women writers.
Mlaa Everts will alao give a recital on nest Saturday afternoon at
tba Fairmont hotel under tbe aus-
pteee of tba Btanford Alumni Assorts Hon of San Franclco, The proceeds of this reading will also be
devoted to tbe clabhouse fund.
f Tickets of admission will ba 50
and 76 cants.
Folding Go-Carts
Complete New Line
The Pr as stat Worn.
Tbe rainfall for the twenty-four
hours ending at 2 o'clock today waa
.40 of aa Inch As predicted yaaterday tbe storm began lata laat
night and It lasted several hours.
Tbe conditions are atlll unsettled.
The lowest point reached by tha barometer waa Sf.ll, but It roae to
normal this morning, aad at t
o'clock marked 29.»_ and waa slowly falling. This Indicates onaettled
conditions aad tt ta difficult to tell
whether tbla Is the closing period
0*0*09090*09090909090*0*^ \ ot tbe earlier storm or a separate
storm. It may be showery tomorrow. The rainfall for. tbe season ts
12.67 Inches; to this date last year,
7.1- Inches ,
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I M.I> IX CPHOsavTBR.
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ni'.H SITS HOOD,
PHOM IT..-*) TO HAM.
Come in and see them before buying
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Novelty Theatre
Entire change of pvograin
Mondays, Wednesdays aavd
Fridays.
sweeping one ^^^^^^^^^^
The next play. "The Second-Story
Man," baa much tldaiuatli- force.
An employe of the Empire steel
mills of Chicago Is Injured and while
In the hospital Is Induced by an attorney of the company to sign away
bis claim for damages. Hli wife
and children die and ha sinks lower
and lower. It Is tba borne of tbe
attorney tbat ha enters aa a robber.
He tells hts story to tbe attorney's
wife and sbe recognises that the
man's downfall la dne to her husband's trickery and when the hue-
band appadrs on ths scene demands
that be make reparation.
The Aalhor Called.
At the end of tha aacond play
there, waa a penis-tent call for the
author and Mr. Sinclair responded
with a tan-mtnate talk. He told aa
Interesting incident In regard to the
false position of the grsftt newspapers. A year after the appearance
of "The Jungle" the New York Herald asked him to revisit the stock-
yarde and again describe tba condition*. He deputed the task to two
friends who. wllb a Herald reporter.
spent three weeka In the yards. The
result of tbe investigation showed
P-ograas tor Friday aad Hat-
arday, aJnusry 99 an* BO.
lUfY BI-AA
Victor Hago'a powerful drama
Cl.llIMi f\ tin •**> i
Good comedy—showing tbe
trial, and tiibolatlona of s
private detective.
CHKHKM THIEVKS.
Pll i KHUN r WAYS OF
SMI' OO LINO
'JIM Ol-TS A NEW JOB
laa-tr-Sw-d sting—
"la -be Village by tbe Sea.**
Opera House
ROHKltT A. HAZEL. Msiisr..r
Papa's Boy
Saturday. Jan. 39th
tllBWtl
M—lar* *:IH. Fvralmt THS
Willi'. KEfKIVEII THAT TWO
MUX ACTOKH ARK NEIIItll HIV
n.i. with iTtiMAixr. pnlsoxmo
LOCAL LODGES
SHOW^CTMTY
RKD MEN PRKPARINO TO tin's
r .lit *i* < <iMl.liV BY LOCAL
At 1 lltilt,
Woodnwn of Hi.- World Aanoaace
Omnrt— KHIef Corps l>ep*u-t.
ment Aide Named,
Sagamore Tribe, I. O. R. IL, la
planning to, present a farce comedy
In March. The play la being writ*
ten by a local Red Man aad It will
be given by an amateur cast ot
twelve, mostly members of the order. It will be based on tha principles of the order.
The Woodmen of the World announce a social dance for February
i Mii at fraternity Hall.
Tbe Odd Fellows degree team Is
practicing In preparation for exemplifying tbe first degree work for
Redwood City Lodge. Tbls team
has been organised for a long time
and is credited with being tbe beat
drilled team In Centra) California.
Mra. Alk« M. Gillette, of Lna
Oatot. department president ot tba
Woman's Relief Corps, has appointed Mrs. Frances A. Kaaaon department aide.
The degree team from lha Palo
Alto Rebekab Lodge went to Ban
Mateo laat evening to Install officers. Tbe Palo Alio team Included
tbe following: Mra. O. W. Camp-
ban, Mra. W. T. McKInnay, Mra.
Wiliiert Carter. Mra. F. H. Roee-
brook, Mra. Bruce Gibson. Mrs, E.
A. La I'eire. Mra. K F. Rurkhart.
Mra. W. Beettle. Mlaa Maa Hall and
Mlas Lurile Rogers.
"Papa's Boy"
Is Postponed
A telegram from the manager of
the "Papa's Boy" company to tba
local manager announces, that two
of the actors are suffering from
ptomaine poisoning and are unable
to appear. This makes a postponement of the date of.the play here
necessary. It will probably ba
Riven some time belt weak.
conditions far worse than at flrst,
and tbe article prepared waa declared by the Herald editorial force
to be th* moat striking and bast an-
thentlcated article ever secured by
that paper But It never got beyond
tbe business office. Every papsr In
New York aod Chicago refused to
publish the facta and a London paper did the same, after It bad been
cabled at the request of the paper.
Tba closing play. "Jobn D.," la
In reality a Socialist lecture wltb a
stage setting. John D. Is left In
ths country while his chauffeur goea
for gaaollaa. H* Is approached by
"Tbe Author," a Socialist, wbo
tells bin wbat be really la and
bow he can forestall tha Inevitable
result by banding'all bis property
over to the government. The part
or tbe Author is taken by Mlaa Magle, dressed In men's clothes. She
bald tbe cloaest attention, and If
there waa a little drag It waa because tbe argument Is too long and
not from any fault of the actors.
Jobn P waa well represented as a
doddering, old man, timid al times.
and at times a man of great fore* of
character.
If the Sinclair players are a* wall
received elsewhere as tbey. wera
here they are destined to mak* a
marked success and effectively to
acquaint the people wltb tba principles of Socialiam.
McEVOY MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGE
declAbeh wiwrrrvT-E oarr
OP OOl'RTHOVRB CONTRACT
IS NOW ON VII.K,
work to Have Beam
AftrcthoaghL
Belief waa eipresaed yaaterday
by P. H.-McEvoy, of Menlo Park.
president of San Mateo county's
board ot supervisors, tbat tba eoun-
ty's original copy of the contract entered Into September I. 1901. with
the O'Brien Construction Company
ot San Francisco for rebuilding tba
courthouse had bean removed from
among the county records. HcBvoy
further stated that to hla certain
knowledge another copy has hm*
substituted since laat October,
using the same canvas cover or
backing and tb* ~ same laat page
bearing the signatures to'tba original contract.
Tbla substitute copy, tb* president of tb* supervisor* declares, haa
been so changed and mutilated from
time to tlm* daring the last three
months tbat ba believes It caa ba
attacked sarcossfully ln tba courts.
"This la not guesswork," aald McEvoy emphatically. "My own ays-
saw tbe original contract laat fait.
On tb* flrst page tba typewriting
waa Interlined frequently witk
handwriting In unblotted black Ink*
and further on someone bad lnsert-
ad a sheet of blue paper on wblch
was typewritten. "Tb* stonework ta
not Included In this contract'
"In th* county's copy-of tb* specifications James Naalon bas made
Innumerable changes, which ba haa
Initialed In red Ink. Aa a matter of
fact and law, tba** Initialed change*
are absolutely worlhleea."
By means of tha public Inveatl-
gatloo to ba bald by tb* supervisors
at Redwood City on Monday, It M
expected tb prove tbat tba allmlna-
tlon of the stonework* waa an afterthought and Improper, and tbat tba
letting ot a 134,000 contract for
stonework was part ot tb* alleged
grafting.
Palo Alto Now
Has Town Clock
Palo Alto ha* a town clock,
thanks to tb* owner of tba Ramona
building- Tb* clock la placed ta
tha corner face of tba octagonal
tower. It la an electrical clock ami
will be corrected hourly by obeera-
tory time. Tbe tower is not high
enough to permit tb* clock to ba
seen, eicept from tba avenae, bat
nevertbelses It will pro-re a convenience to many. A mission bell shows
In an adjoining arch of tba octagon,
b«t It Is understood tkat this la got
to be connected wltb tb* clock, bat
can be rung to call meetings bald
In Ramona Hall.
DIB A MOON CHANCE
bring Sn* weather recently? No,
tb* moon change* about tba sans*
every day In tb* month.
"Carry of Palo Alto sells standard
goods at tba name price* every day
In tbe year. They are neither affected by tb* moon nor by moonstruck (lunatic) dealers, who eat
elevated prices or give prises of
tslklng machines, crockery, ate.
CURRY
of Palo AltO
A FEW
SPECIALS
Almonds 10. 1 tot. solid pack Com. .*!.!*
X Walnuts l*c 1 do.. Tomstoas taw
* Bus 44sr t lbs. whit. Codfish .*—
i tt lbs. Sodss aor Hour. lb. tortus air) ...a.
J 4 lb. Macaroni XIsr B. W. PlBassps. tS>
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News and Doings
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Doctor 8oow I*tepare-) for ExhfML one of our greatest admirers. It la
A sanitary exhibit ta being con-. an Interesting fact tbat ba la antl-
atrnctad In Palo Alto for the par-, tlod to write mora letters after hla
poae of further educating tba people name than anr mm In tba recent
or tbe state along these lines. The nilnl.tr>*, he bating aome six ■!*■-
atate board or health is conducting; greea.
tbe exhibit, and Dr. W. F. Snow of — -»
the hygiene dapartmaat haa offered AppoiaU (..mmltt.-.-.
hla aerTleaa. Ha la now auparrtalngj rbf) Jlinlor cIaM m€l v.edneaday
the construction of the varlooa i-nod-.^ dUlk0#w, of „,-,, imporUnt
ela and charta neceeaarr for the ex-j bntlana connected with the pubtl-
hlblt. Several students. En addition ca0oo ^ tb9 mo Qo»i_ . The
to tbe regular workmen, are work-j *„,„, of dln,ctorf lubmlttod two
In» on tha models. , |,ngthy reporta, embodying the re-
The exhibit will be collected and ff,,u of ((J| work t0 j,.,
thrown open lo the general public __M_, ,«,_,,.
—. . .. ..L. a. -*- *ne fleet rejtort dealt
In Palo Alto within a weak, altar
Mitchell. C. H Voae, H. D. Pat-
rXrk. Q. E. Cbeda. K. 8. Jordan. J,
C. Huston and L. 8. Scott (chairman ).
Jockey Williams
.and His Industry
.!
which It will be placed on can, far
nfibed by the Southern Pyclftc Company, and shown throughout tha
atate.
tha
matter of awarding of the printing
contract. The manager entered
Into a contract with a San Francisco
Onn laat semester for the printing
of the annual, but this agreement
waa repudiated by the board of directors, aa having been unauthorised. The action of the dtrectora
1 waa approved by the claaa, and the
contract will now be let to the firm
Weather Pei-ralla Practice.
Owing to the Inclement weather
that haa prevailed tbla month,
Tuesday was the flrst afternoon forjdoatry agalnat
IN I* V« IN.-
ARK TAKEN I i~"M H-riil.i-
00 IH*PES.
Koot-ttdll -M**» to lu--.-... Training. M||x|oSM ,SVKSTEI
Coach Presley announce* tbat th<~
all-varsity football men will report
on tbe old baaeball diamond Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. From
then on till February l.tb. the date
of the game with the Wallabies,
there will be light practice. Aa the
men are In excellent condition.,
there will be no need of going into
hard training, for with a lltl.* Umbering np tbey will be aa fit aa before the big game.
The Australians will ^ arrive on
the coaat aome time during the
week of the 17th. and will play California the foregoing Saturday.
Machine - Made
BREAD
AT
"I can't for tbe life of me -cure
out wbat kind of an argument any
California*, can use against one - of
tbe greatest Industries of this
state." aaya Thomas H. Williams.
prealdeat of the California Jockey
Club. "Millions are In rested In
this Industry, and the future means
millions in return for oar state."
Millions. . indeed! — mllliona of
dollars of the losings of dupea and
fools. Invested In the buslneas of
duping more fools. Into losing more
millions. But aot one honest dollar la investsd In any racetrack In-
whicb any law la
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN rVICOL, Proprietor
JI5 I nirefsitj kit. Palo Alto
B—r. Will Iasrr_T.
Thst tbe ni. Hod. Jamas Brjre*.
English ambassador to th,- United
Stats., ta to visit Stanford Is BOW
ZL.TL"* ',"!.* " ** b"PT'.'»"o»>r. "ill. '"lao.7fsVorsbl"rt.rr..
Issd Doctor Jordan to _cc.pl hi. la- __._,.„, „d „u,»rwls..
vltatton to spend a day on tba cam-,
j In a second statement the direct-
the ambaasador I. to come to the' *** **!»*** ** **** ***** **** Present
coaat during tha latter part of: ********* ****** ** **** ****** Tha
March, wben be will give an address wwra.. of tha axpendlturea ln-
on the charter day at the University curr* ** **** in **** P*********** i
of California. He hs. also been se- *>**P*'****** for tha publication or
cured to give a course of lecturea ,ho book w" ********** ****** *****
1km. and It ta probable during hta ****** *********
•Uy at Berkeley that he will ar- President K. S. Mackenzie took
range to visit Stanford. Doctor nccaeion to announce the Junior
Jordan haa said that no matar wbat ***** ' omm.tteo aa 'follows:
tint* be gets hare, an assembly will Junior opera committee—Mlaa M,
ba called to have him apeak. Howell. Ml.. R. Gerard, Mlaa A.
Bryce la well known to tfae Amor- Huntsberger. Mlas A. Wright, It.
lean public as the author of "The rtlttlgsteln. F. Wilson. C. p. Happy.
American Commonwealth." wbtch L. P. Vanatta and H. W. Thompson
la considered as one of the beat au- (chairman).
thorltlea on the American and Brit- Junior prom committee—Mlu K.
Ish governments, one scholar going Palmer. Miss M. Barlow, M.ss M.
so far aa to say tbat he knows of ao James, Mlaa A. Shumate, Mlaa M.
single stud* lhat ao effectually helps Van Zwalenburg. II 8. Read. II. N.
tbe Amertcau to know bis own coon- George. A. E. Khrhorn and W. W.
try as this volume. He Is often i Southard (chairman),
called our graataat critic, and also Junior day committer v M.
two weeks that the varsity baaebaltj propoaed. There are honest dollars
team baa been able to practice. The inraated In horse breeding, bot no-
first game of the season Is scheduled! body proposes to prohibit horse
to take place Saturday afternoon *
with the St. Mary's Learn, and, barring rain, this game will be played
according to schedule. As the
wealher glvea promise of being fair
for the next few days, the varsity
will hav*- an opportunity to round
Into form for the contest.
The new unlforma for the nine,
whlrh were ordered home time ago.
are expocted to arrive lo time for
Saturday's game. Tba new suits -> --*■ -- _--_-• -ai-i. ■■ ___ ■_._. I
breeding. There are boneat dollars Invested In faat horses, and In
tracks .aad stable* for their use.
But nobody proposes to prohibit
faat horses, or tracks, or stables, or
racing wltb them. Absolutely only
one thing ts proposed to be sup-
preaacd. and In that no honest doll's, la Invested. It Is not honest
dollars that are Invested In book-
making and poolaelllng. Gambling
Is not an honest business, and gam'
tlon of faat horses cannot exist out
of their own revenues, and if tbey
are sucb Important Industries to tbe
: state that It Is a matter of public
. policy to keep tbem alive by supplying from other source* tbe money
to pay tbelr deficit tben by all
means let tbe public Industry be
subsidised by direct appropriation.
We can better afford to pay taxes,
to pension Mr. Williams' bankrupt.
Indualry.' than to license crime for!
It. lt Is probably true that poetry.
aa an Industry, cannot make Ita owa <
living ln California. And poetry Is;
far more Important than racing —
so Important tbat. ln most lands
and ages It bas been actually subal-;
dtsed out of tbe public funds. But
we In California prefer to do wltb-;
out tbe uplift of poetry, rather than.
pay taxea to support poets. And
nobody, anywhere, baa ever propoaed X
to license- poeta to steal In order to I
maintain themselves In a useful but
unprofitable occupation. Horse
racing faaa no higher rights Whatever of racing can maintain Itself,
oat of Ita owns revenue, like base-
hall, haa a right to continue io exist. If anybody wants to subsidise
horse racing, as baaeball ts fre- , _ .,. .
■jaenlly subsidised, that too la le- ♦ (JaHlOriUa Aspar-
gltlmate. But to defend licensed X "5 r I -
crime, on the pretense that a legitl- { 3gUS JJC the tin.
mate Industry Is broke and needs! t
to steal to make up Its deficits. Is *
the most Impudently vicious propo- i C t> "IT/ A Inil-
altfon that could be made. — Fresno • -J. OC W . r\Spaia-
rtepubllcan. I
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THIS WEEK!
Selected White
:
wllb maroon. Tbe stockings and
sleeves of the Jersey are of this color, as Is the coat, which Is In turn
trimmed with white cuffs and bot*
tons.
are made of white ffanael. trimmed I bllpg gains are not honest money.
Evan "straight' gambling la eeeen-j
itally dishonest—a taking of money!
for nothing, under false pretenses—'
and racetrack gambling Is not:
straight It steals away the money!
and the character of men. and debauches tbe state. It has been pro-!
hlhlted nearly everyhere, from Sew
York to Japan, except In California.!
By the consensus of American opinion It Is a crime fo morals, nnd
everywhere else tf Is a crime ln law.)
If il ts made a crime here, no legitimate Industry »UI he aaalled.
snd no legitimate sport will be hampered.
if horse breeding in.! the exhlbt-
Crew t"***- KonMlared Shell.
Tuesday evening the members of
tbe varsity aqnad practiced In the
four-oared shell for the first time
this season. The delay was raused
br a broken oarlock, which bas been
repaired.
The reason a woman wants to go
to tbe theatre In a carriage once la
so ahe man aay she alwoys doea.
Tbe Sanford bill In the senate to; j
provide tbat thirty days before the J
next general election a special alec- I
tlon may be beld, at wblcb tha wo- ♦
men of the state will be allowed toj I
vote on the question of whether orit
not tbey deslr-- suffrage. Is meeting )?
with strong opposition from tha! ♦
suffragists, it la claimed tbat such it
an election woald be'with force.or; t
Influence, and that the bill li aim-if
ply a scheme to stave off the qaee-. j
Hon for another two years and pre- X
vent the suffrage amendment being;!
submitted to a vote at tha next
election.
, No matter how many proposals
A reprehensible thing about lies'a woman bad wben she waa a girl
Is how the otber fellow may beatjabc can alwaya reme'mber a lot
you telling them. , mora
gus Tips 35c the
tin.
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MOB FIVK
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
"The Fifth Man"
A tbr.. r^.1 Mali, d.aha. aith tha (-antral Am.rlcan luD.lt. with
Beaatc ...ton and Chart,, Car.—of mora than uni.,1 tnartt.
"PATHE'S WEEKLY"
An unusually .1.0,1 nurabar ot currant event.
"HAND COLORED SCENIC OF PICTURESQUE
FRANCE"
**MAX' FEET ARE PINCHED"
Max I.tnder tn a fin, romad.
A.IM.SHIOM 10 CK\T8. LOOK So CUNTS. Cl.tldrrn ua.l-r ill. V.
Ilrat Show at 7:15 p. m. I., .. .fu.-I
Tt»i..n.«i« — lias hum is m THS MAN ll\ THK BOS."
EXPOSITION BENEFIT
TO WHOLE STATE
Alameda County Plans to Raise
$1,000,000 for Exposition
RAILROAD MANAGERS PREDICT
ALL TRAVEL RECORDS BROKEN;
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS AND
SETTLERS WILL INSPECT EVERT
SECTION OF CALIFORNIA
PERSONAL MENTION
>li»» Shtf|e> H)att. Klanfo
Mr. and Mr* Itotiett
coiiier*are al ttie t'niver-l
11 Ne*
campaigning
„j**ard Hyatt, atate i
of Wte-|tMidaat of public Inatractton
run-in. where Newcomer In study-!
Inn In the afcrlrultural college Froin
Wisconsin they will go to Mount
Hants, III. where Newcomer will
tr-ui-erintcnd Mime farm* belonging
to tbe Newcomer elate Mra. Newcomer waa Mlaa Kvangellne (loaactt
of Palo Alto
Harry Hell, Stanford baseball
and son of Mr and Mrs Hell o
man meat, haa a winning: ba*
team In Plymouth, Amador m
Bell Is h mining enKlneer al
place
P.
Ml** Christ*) lot of Palo Alto
waa a recent guest of Mlaa Oeorgl t
Cutler of San Francisco. Mis* lH-tt>
Vox haa returned from ljcnldahtirg.
wben she haa been substituting In
1 the publtr school* during the tllnee*.
of teachers
• • •
Mlaa Florence Sevier ta convalescing In Eureka from an attack of
nervoua prostration
I-eland W. Cutler, formerly nf
I'alo Alto, haa been appointed superintendent for the west of tbe surety
and fidelity department of the Aettiat
Accident and Liability Company. *
"aaa
Mr. and Mrs V. Q Renter t Mildred (ioodapeedi are residing at
llll East Twenty-fourth place. Chicago. Hauler la doing graduate
work at the rnlverslty of Chicago.
• • a
Mia*. Ko«e Hlil.yof San Refael
waa a reeent guest of Professor and
Mrs J. t\, Hrown of Itamona atreet
Ml-** Hfgley came to make the ar-
rjualntance of the new son of the
house. Master Kimaell Hrown
Hubert Hailett. lor man*, years *.
resident of Palo Aito while connect-
•-.! wltb Fraier a* Co.. la wtth OCon-
nor A Moffittt. San Francisco
Mr snd Mrs Krval J. Newcomer.
wi... an- rtoa :ti Wenatebee, Wash..
lefl for Washington, P C . yeller-
dav Newcomer ia studying mean*.
of eradicating insect peats an.)
hllghta for Washington applet-row *
ers Mr. and Mra. Newcomer wl.l
return to Palo Alto by February 1
Paul Avery. Stanford '-fl chemls-
trj ■yradnate, has returned to hla po<
■.itmn 1:1 the Kaperanza mine*, .ti
Mexico, after being compelled In tbe
revolution to eome to California
Mrs. Avery (Doris I'ugh» Is still
wltb her stater. Mrs. It'chard Barrett of San FranclMu Avetv write"
however tbat j-uecessfut mining
there ta problematical, as the'supply
of ryanlde. which la made In Germany, is near!*' eahausted.
Jamei
nnd . i.a
Whljiple. fo
.1 K Tli.i iii-
ill plav
Whipple has
er In Aianki
VOU Can Add NEW
"BUSINESS ro Tour
PRESENT BUSINESS
by JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING
r, and Mn, 1 II Morse are with
and Mrs Ha rob) Roe Hoes al
[...ronia tpartmeatft, Oakland
do UtO -rien.!- bate receive)
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On November 3d, a vote on a vert
Important tneaaure will be taken
throughout California when Senate
Amendment No. 34 i No. IT on Novcm-
ber ballot). authorUlng Alameda
county lo raise f i .,■.,-, toward the
Panama Pacific International Ekposition, come* before (he voters of the
State. (
This measure in designed to amend
the ronalitiit!.>n 1-> alio wing Alameda
County Io hold an election to vote on
Incurring a bondeil indebtedness not
exceeding 11 .OuO.aoO for the Panama*
Re International Exposition,
The amendment Is designed lo allow
Alameda county and that county only,
lo submit tbe prop-used tax levy of
[1,000.-
j -"I'll if San Franclaco were selected as
. the Exposition alle. After the dec!-
; sion waa made the Exposition dlrec
'■ tors proceeded wltb their plans on tbe
j assumption tbat tbe money would be
available when necessary.
■ Alameda county found, however.
that the State constitution would not
I i- null tbe calling of an election to
! raise the money by bonda until a con-
: stitullonal amendment and enabling
> act had been passed.
' The matter only concerns the real
dents of Alameda county, but the en
: tire State must vote on the amend
| ment which will enable the county to
; call (lie election.
Alameda County's Obligation to tbt
•Ita.
It la widely recognlied that tbe
J anams-Pacific International Expoai-
tlon la an enterprlfa In the benefits
of which tha entire State will participate It Is not San Francisco's Exposition, although that city raised the
princely sum of |l*t,ji)ii,0t>a for thla
great Fair One third of the population residing .iliri.it the Hay of San
Francisco have made their hornea upon
] It" eastern shore Direct ferry eerr*
I Ice from Oakland has been established
' at a cost to the Exposition of |2on..
Thereby, at least a million vis
, Horn will be enabled to tarry in Ala-
1 nieda county, where there la am ids
room for tbelr a< commod Hlon
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come to California in IttS win in
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veara been planning to visit the
OoMen state. The> win undoubtedly
visit every settlon of the S'ate ami
sinoiig the thousands of Inventors ainl
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MALLORY or STETSON
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Stand out al the Law Steps or at the
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discriminating college men.
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In DYEING and CLEANING Means Trouble
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■policy of hla tbeatra. Uanagor Botta
of tha Varaliy announcaa one of bit
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playbouajj) in popular Rlaln FVjrxuaon'a
flrat motion picture, "Oarbary Bbaap."
which arill be ahown Thuradaj and
Friday of thla waak.
One, of tha moat luralnnua atara In
the theatrtcal flnnament. Mlaa Pf-r-s-u-
aon If it th* orbit of th* ata«* aararal
montha aco to appear before lhe motion plclur* camera tor Ant-raft pic
taraa, la a acrean veralon of thla ram-;
ona book by Robert Hlchena.
Dale Kerguaon may be numbervd
among the rery few atate peraonagi-a
wbo havr rep««ataflly refuaed extraordinary monetary offere for dim encaco-
mania. firm in the belief that her
efTorta beforri lhe camera could nut
.■ir.-r-i her work on the ataa*. Her
reallaatlon ot tha fact, however, tbat
before lon(, tbe cinema would reach a
point where hrr efforta would do full
ju-iic*. i» tha Dim amuaement public
r-i-i'kiiig an art each aa baa alwayj
been ber ambllion lo preaent. camo
■everal montha ar» Quietly ihe atndi<
lad tb* wort of tba playere on tbe
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Iprovement of photoplay techaiQue.
Mlaa l-Vvnaon finally cnlorod th* Mra
! world, not becauae of lu novelty, oor
Itocauae ot a chance for ar-cumnlatinc
a fortune, but tiecauae It holda oat lo
her poaaiUlitiea for arhlevemcmta
■ never before realised In evea her
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, dramallo art. Bala rercoaon'a advent
j to tbe acreeo marks a dlatloct ar hie v*-
ment for tbe motion picture patron*
In keeping with th* Itar'a accoiup-
liahmonta aro thoae ot her director.
Maurice Tourneur. the French arttato,
not only of the motion picture world
but .of ihe bruah and pallet,. Prior
to hla achlav*ment In filmland. Mr.
Tourneur studied art for many years'
and acquired varloua hlih honors.
Thla arllatlc touch la evident In all ot
the Tuunicur productions rind give* to
them a distinct individuality which
haa placed him toremoat among the
tnaater*dlr*ctora ot' the photoplay
field. Tbe fact that Mr. Tourneur;
apeat many montha tn the northern
part ot Africa, the locale ot "liarbary
Sheep," and It familiar with life la
Algeria, further •nhancea hla particular capability of ataglng thla w-ell-koaw
•uujoct. Tba book by Robert Hlchena proved thla popular author'* grea^
eat eeller alnco "The Garden ot Allah.
In addition to Ita other merits, "Barbery Sheep" la undoubtedly one ot the
most lavlah'pboto production a of the
M-awm. Luiurioua arte depleting tha
elaborate Algerian Interiora together
with aereral complete rUlagea war*
especially hull* for thla piclurc.Every
detail haa been paaaed upon by ex-
perta ao that tb* background* and
general atmoaphare of th* production
la abaotulal/ ton-ret. Many ot tfaeae
faadnatlng acenee, -lighted with new
effect la photo-production preaent
viewa ot splendor never befor* attained lo film technique, and enhance
the general qualities of thla atlrrtng
romance. The aapportlng caat include* such axcaptloaal artiste aa
Pedro de Cordoba. Lumaden Hare.
Maey Harlem. Alex Shannon and
Maude Ford.
SPECinCAHONS-SlX
The average owner I* not interested in SpcclficatloYi*.
but we want to call your attention to thotc big feature*
of Studebaker tpcCihc-itioin which make the car stand
OUt U eRcepiitiiial value
Genuine kmg-grsln high-grade leather in thc upltol*
Merit***, the same aa you nnd In can costing front
1000,00 more—a rr.cr-.iMc front seal, which
can be adjusted backward or forward, and rcvcried in
an instant so the passenger may face the tonneau; individual arm chair auxiliary **>U with plenty of room for
the comfort of the passengers, and you can fold them
and slide them under the tonneau scat, leaving the back
of tbe car as free and unobslnicted as that of a five-
Eaiienscr car, with no ugly gash in the carpets or recess
1 the back of thc front seat.
Big 50 II. P. motor of wonderful efficiency and
e-conorny.
1..--inch wheel base. ■
Plenty o( room for seven paiscngcri, with the light
weight and economy of five ottteastrt.
High grade appotatments, even to the lurr.blcr type
of Yale Ignition Lock.
These are the futures of the highest priced cars
that you obtain in the Studebaker car at the Studebaker
price.
UNIVERSITY GARAGE
EDW. C. 2ELLER3, ProprlaUr
328 University Ave.
Phone Palo Alto 241 Palo A,to, Cal.
AUTUMN MAKES ITS BOW
HOSE of us who are "doing
our bit" at home will want
to be more attentive to our
wardrobes than ever before.
We bave taken our place amongst
the powers of the world to fight for
the fundamental principles of our national life, and in so doing we have
given cheer to our allies. Our enemies know the alertness, the vigor, of
the American people.
We most look the part now if ever.
As autumn is ushered in we arc displaying a stock of clothing' for men
representing a maximum of service,
style and quality at fair prices. In
many of our models the military trend
is evident.
/"YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Pleated back and belted military effect, newest mixtures, 30.
Frater's special two pants suits, staple mixtures,
5.
Correct Suitings
For Your Fall and
Winter Suit
Wool velours, 54 inches wide, colors taupe, forest green,
beet root, negre yard 4.95
ll'-iany cpingle, 50 inches wide, colors Burgundy, Labrador, licet root, navy, wistaria, per yard- ! 16.50 to 2.95 Napkins 22'/,x22'/3, doz.-3,50
Cloths 72x90- 3.75 Napkins 22>-*x22}^, do**._3.75
Cloths 72x108- 4.50 -
HEN'S STORE
UOTVIlRSITy AVE. AND HIGH STREET
PHONE 458R
SOLE AGENTS
Merode Underwear Kayser's Gloves and Underwear
r^en 4*MS43*s Ladies Home Journal Patterns lOe, 15c
BcmTon C4**-*etr. Pleating. Picoting, Henatit-a-**-**, etc.
Royal Worcester Corsets Buttons of every style and color made to
Cash's Woven Letters order
W0HEN*S STOKE
UNIVERSITY AVE. AND EMERSON 8T.
PHONE 458
0000
No full textSatlg |Jato Altn Stat**
*r**renl»» is istis*
, aad Pro*r»itlv,
la Politic,
In order to close out these lines
we will sell al cost the following:
Tm P1ANOK
TOTS
TRHVCt-EH
WAGON*—all life-
\\ HKKI.il \iti:ou-
IN kIM. IIOMU -
VEUKU'KIH>
i. IBM N TOOIi*
ttierflng "f ih, ' tin "i-imn
night, snd'there wa* ,/
•harp difference of otiinteiri
Tli.- tiisiie'i latin- up in the (ortli i.f
» "re-seiljiiliin author !**-■! ai .1 pnrvl*
tm iiirs-tlng, slating ihat ctb* rtty
mill.ell sf.iitIisV.ea III tbe "illation
susgesird by the trustees" of Htao-
nf *r.e
ramitlsg
eeday alght T
of *1. tl- Bly/njsr
at CtJ.-aml ihe breiulum «*fr**HfrfWef'
i;iM«.- this Is ih* sees* «rw'ibst,'
on*- weatb.preTiona i iff e rod a pi-rt-ilqnj ,
of *,I*aj5. which.' owing to sa ta- ,
formality la tbe. bid. eoald -ooatbe
pled at lha( time. The member* of lh* rftim*-11 considered lh*
ttfctd.r sltngglhrr too low and' by 'a-
building tie dnaalnoh* tots nf the twelve mea**
bera pVerB-nt derided lo r»J*-rl ihe
bid Nd, farther advert l**jw-* I for
bid* waii daibaiispd, asUl the boads
wJll eiitii-r be -"lit, at privale sala or
bid* wfll.iV .sahed at a later'Hat*
At the rht-.tlBs s*, week ago. Mr Hly- .
m*-*r "offe-reii r,i* iak*- lhal* bonds at-
P rivals sa tr st lhe premium h» thea
Summer Shoes
Mu**i Ik* comfortable. Our New Tan Html* ami
Oxford* .ire matfe in com fort a hie. shapes* The
btytet :ire new and attractive. .
Wc will drc«s your icet correctly.
3UmX5~-
inatt
Alto for Ihe flrst time In her history j »*ilonat «-on«rntk-*y in' Pasadena'
.passed over the day when the CfVIVj Pnaa^d through Palo Alio tbday and
war veterans and Ihelr services- tO(*iall*d the ualversitj sod Jh'e public
their country are rt*r*>gatsed aadjllhrary. Along »lth taetergl hun*
i gratefully railed m wind. Mr. Tea>* drsd members, of tbtt raMM
iplrt.in suggest* the formation of aj"lon Irom other porta of lb* Polled
irltlsen*' coiaaillte** neat year to a#*l•**'•?■ "*d narllrolarlj the Psclfli
■unie responsibility for a proper ob-)«oaai.' tlit-y bare been »i*e*tidlng *
•ervann- of the dsy. re I Irving audi week dl*t-u.*lng th* tariou* prob-
asrdsllng ihe Grand Army Mat, no* >«*«•* Ib the policy and admialstra- ,oM |-n'Tt.„ai
so amall In numbers. j "on of publle and college libraries i^,^ „„ (he-west aide of ihe track.
Usually shout ;*. i„r ccBt ot'snd. ader *l*ti* lo Rsoia Hart>ara ttriw-*-* CalrenBlf i.r-nii- and^ih*
school patron* Mr Templetoo ears.jsad I s-l Montet are ao* on tb*lr wayj.reeh. Tha rsaotatlon was'amended
object tn Ihelr children' marching Injhbni.- I.y «av nf fan Krsn.-Uro s'nit ,n Bt |h(, ,|tr u n,.»r th* praaeal
a parade bul most of the children' Iten.iT B|tr „ j-oaslblr, and in thl* foras
enjoi thr parade v**ry murh aadt Th*j left K-n Jim- thl* t nor nlng was adopted tt« a vme ol n!n«'to
an- i-ni.iurtigt-d by their parents 10'In ■psetat electric car* whlrh took thrm. . -
take pari iirovlded Ihe weather Is tb»ni through l<o* Gnlos Saratoga Coaneilmafl Downing argued thai
fst.irsM. neeoration day may he and It* Mint to Pain Alto, where tbt* stipulation made by lhe 8tan<
male to si'rve * double paipoaa. '(ttaj Itpeai u abort Unie in Ih* pub-' f.icd trasteea would sanction s lore • *'*■ ■■*""••* "l*"'
ol riinipHM.'-tiiiiis and con grain 1st- lie Mhrary and then went nut to se-r'ttoa ss far away *• th* big ire*- and' "h" '°!'k "" *■
lag the tMiMlVr rt-rarwdr* wbo ar* re-; ths* ualversllt A tanch gtteo by he nppoeet. Isvoring a i'ro|*naltlon no: ■"•"•haa* ot ih-
Hiii't-tl ta twstireilon day and alsojiht- -so libraries iiieti followed at Indefinite. *rd«retion,
of polntlm out to voung people tb*, thr . r«cuy-> clubhouse, and at f CouBcllmrn Jordan and llrtHngvr 'l s***Bi.d nd
pr**-w*nt-dai demand* of itatrlotism 'u't!—*. ihr party Ml for San Fraa- urged the poloi lhal 'the depot wa*' * ...nceried arr*i
Mr Temi'ldoti »(>oke along this line rlai/i for th* use of lhe p-toplo of Palo) hond bujers inli
In hut address in ihr high arhool at Among those In the n*ayt> vara; A,!n '" A** r"*ln *nd lhat It dtouldjThe eouarll, however, f*lt that ther*
sn eVaenabtr last Moodsj moruln* ., ... .„.„, , ba crotar iibrnrv -1** °" ""' ft,J *M* nt ,h* ,r*** ,Bj**" **■ *"rfl ,("l*, harry la Bellla*
llls *ul'|i-.'.»ii« "The -tlgnlflranr* of' * "" °r" ord.-r lo ln*nr* safety t<» th^ travel-1 ihe bond* a*lo mak* ii nrressary la-
Memorial l>ay." < Chicago. A. K. 'Bostwlefe. Ht l.oui* |R| VHbUr ■ pi*-*, ,bem ai lr*. (has * lair pr*-
peblb- library. Mlag'E-Ahera. editor. ^%w ^ r-TW -,„,„,*, lo mlam
Of Public Libraries. K It. Ilowker . „„, ,mM|t m,,w whl<.,, t^^ \ ' _^
editor of Ihe Publisher*' We.-ktt.. P ,,,iti „,„„*„,,. eW dooslsd ti. ih.
Mill Brooklyn public library. II -,,„„„.,„ VMriit company by S*a
Csrr. Brrantoa publlr library: W „nr n„,Bf0rd. pairing tb* slatlm
ritaMT 1^ .-r i.t-tvltH ft^-t "' '-•»«•. librarian Harvard I'nlver ,„„ ,bl. v&ilhtit aid- ot the Iracks
•Ily. L*gl*r. t'blcago poblic llbrsry. *„„ al„, ^^^ lh., Ih(. „mpmw %—
At Price Of a City Lot * ■ 9***i Worcester. Maa*. presl. t^tala lo inches* rapidly In l-Pn
dent of the a-stoclstlon on Ma pre :,„,,„„ ,.,„„ ^Batm,,. ,h» .itaatloo
vltius Ttalt to t'slfornl* twenty years rooBrllMa Vall »mpfas*li*-d the
ago; Mi., A. W. A.la.i. M. Irts*. ,„,,„. of ,)<JW „,„, ,,T „|M^M||
Maas.; Ml*. Adams. Madison, Wis :! Kmttnt ,h„ 1^,) tnten-.i. s Besr de-
illsa Marias Allen, drsnd Hapidsij-M, ^Mlnt r*rald be serarod lo r~
flrar# Aflthony. X*w fatjtllaiaea ihr prramt dlagrareful
liait,, «
be am
Hogers.
prirala-
ricr dowa
.iContlaucd 00- pat* ■
Half Acre Lots;
Located ti*' to aeven minutes walk
1 Iron 1,0* Alias depot aed school
irprop*Tty In a heaatlfal orchard under high state of cnlllvaitoa; watar
from th* I.O* Altos Water Company
will be piped to earh lot. Look Into
thla: It Is whai you have been look-1
tag for and Is aa opportunity lo ob*'
tali- a country place favora'hly lo-i
rated at reasonable, figures. Price!
$ttt. term* !*■• ca«h. lit perl
month. He* Real A King, Palo Alto.
or ihe owner,
M. <i AHAMH.
I'...i..ffl<r Ita 1 rting. Loa Altos. '
f>r st teettmm.
High School Roys
Extinguish Fire
IIH/K HUIM IL-.HX ITtBAtTTB
invvnrM np *. w»
T«l micwit.
party of h'gh school boys or-
\S
OPENING
and Special Sale
Japanese ArtGoods
The University
Bazaar
r.l*Mi i\ I 'J. TO
521 Emeison St.
Veslerdsy was the coldeat M*mo-
rlal day Palo Alto ba* nperimred
for len year*, sn-ordtng to Mr. John
Squire, th* loral weather forecaster.
The trm iters lure yesterday was *«
degrees, following lsBth* temperature for the past tea years' lfh!.
II degrees; J903. SI; 1S04, II;
ites, M: t»*i. Ti: is*:, ?»: isss.
IT; l»0f, S3; 1*1(1. 100: 1*11, SI.
= 1
^_
Seale Addition
KXTKAnniUNARV RAHOAU*.
. Oa-mer lot lOOstBO fret, tiitii sld
rreefc and caritiaa: ta. Prire for to
w**. ooly. WUkD. Mn*t he —I't
tee* th* A-rrnt*—
J. J. Morris
Real E.tate
"t*.
Lost or
Stolen
To our customers and friend,
tbat are planning their vacations we would any: Leave
yonr vslaablee Ib our SAFE
DEPOSIT VAULT' Get a Letter of Credit or some of oar
Travelers Checks, and you can
go csrelre* and happy.
To the stranger th'at is within onr galea we extend » cor.
dial welcome. ' W* would b*
glad te have you call oa us. -
First National Bank
A. M.Aoerbach. Mlaa E l*||ars, white without su.-h agroemsBt «"'"* 'hemselrss iBto a voluBtawr
^iierWh. Itrmiklyn, P.. U Hsrion. ,b,. impnm-m**,! woala m.i be real- "'* *"****>**** y*a»*rday atteraoea'
Worcester. * Mas* . Kmlly Beale.^M^ for J#ir- )o ^.m^ . J«»d ,did aome. heroic work eatia*
Pltlsburg. Mrs H. H ltowker. Mlssi The dlarusaiiin develi>|K-d thr opln- "•'•.M**S • htaae whlrb they diseov-
Alh^ Brown. Sew Tork: C. It j j„n mKt th* new depot wrald k*,**** '" * b-ri> n**r tjmt *"0- *h,lr
Browa. Broohlyn.' Miss Uortrade'„lmr^ „„!, («r ,noB)lh m,T,>, ^ , „,.''he owarr aed family war** absent
Ilrown. Kvenston Walter I, Brown, j vrn.ity avenue 10 allow truths of or-1 Th* bort wmrm rUUnp Blong ob their
Troy, I. J Idlaary lensib 10 gaa* withotit M«-h ' Mrj"',w ***" *** ««'c*d a shaft
ing iIini thotweabfar*' ' ot "*"** *"**■» "^ f">« 'he build
|_ *#,;. .,, . , ' Ing. Quick aa a fl**h they were an
I'M-al thstleie Klght Ota, 'h" *t>°< l*l,ln* artloa to-pe*v*at*ta*
r... .tiftriris which incluij* Riii.it Br* '■"* «pr^d'"t to aa adjaeeat
Poim IWrarlTrrr' OsaUealaJ and Uonufl *n'1 0,b"r ■'«»''•"■ huiWiaf*
lhr w.-lern seetlf.n of Se.ooms eW„,..W"h "" *W ot . g.rde* brat'ssl
ly will soon en**a* la a wet «r &" ■om^ harkHa. which they procurad
right Which will b- held .11.tier the ,">m * neighboring house, ttrny not
local option la* /'"ly '■*'**. hr*i tb* *pn-ad of th*-
A t...iit..n ealllag for a *pg*lal'*■"■*" b*' mUo •***•'*h* hsip.
ileeii,.,, 10 d..i.1.- it- .,.,-.-ion by j Th*'r* V" »'"* damage ^ob*. buf
popular vot* Is bring circulated'1'*41." not tts-en for the timely etrOaas
thronghoBi Ih* district.
Prtaluma being an Incurporslrd \
tt l| itrmpt from isrii. lt.»Mnr In
!•• ,'Jae1l,ir,
lluffalo, V. V.
Barpaf-e, Ottawa »atarU>. Mrs. JI. J
-'..-.. fi.ianlt.l'i Mlaa K.llili f'il.1.
Angela t'olllna
s* Georgia Ds-
II** Minnie Dill.
ur Ml*a Rile Doiaaif, Wash-'
1. Mtsa Mary itowney. rolaai-
t.ii.. Mlsa i.inili, Ka.'N.Htj. (Irtr-"•
laud, Mlaa t Kktnan ttriKiklyti. ;
Mi*a L, 0, ftktaMk BWelnr. Mlsa M.
R Kwing. iJetatur. 311 and Hn P
>' Fainn and Mr* M. Paann. Boa-
ton: W. C Porsyth. BostOB. t'altlrt
W Fei**, Broe.klyn: Mm. C. B. Oard-
aar. Walsriown. Mas*.; Mia* tt. I'..
iloodrlrh. Brookfya; Msss Mary
New Bedford
11. ■ klar.ii Ma.!
ii*. Oranrt K«|-1
tm-caiur. Mlaa
ii.gt,n
Winona. Minn- Mis* M II.'»,
New Tork: Mrs P. 1' HIU. (!;
iltnchi.-r. Brooklyn;
;or the Palo Alto b»ys arraacta _
Murray. Paul Herd-nan. Charles
j Angell^ Phillip Uury*a. Chal-aers
jdrabaat and ' Ewald Plagrl -there
■Uld hsve la-yn a s.riiiu* roiiftagrB-
*-!l-.
*That PERPCCT HT Ij peestUA ,,,„ ^ „,
only by havlag your wll tailor mad.) |)ub4rh BrooI|,rll. Mto> Abm „
Hubbard. Cleveland: Miss Jsn. P
Hubbrll. Itorkford. Ill . Miss J. K
Hume. Jamsira. L. I , Mlas Pliircnce
Jitnew, lndlan*i*ntls; Mtss tlrae*
Hi MM KB KTITIXOS *«w await ' "*'- Mlone-at-olN; Mr*, W C .l-anr.
..,„..,-.. n.'t. |(*mbrldgi. ^l-u;*.; t; T Little.
.wlrk Me . M|,« H I. Mat
your Individual figure baa necu-
liarltie* thai needs the skillful hand
of the tailor to.flt by making to suit
tod measurements.
B. P. LAUSTEN
. Lfi
1 C. P. Men,.
Jewel Jheater
VAUDEVILLE
4 Reels Changed Ni-jhtly
Adathtalo-a V aad 10,
Mafia 7:4,-..
S-ianUys, %'-»*.
BrooUya: C. B, Mclyet
wiakse: Mi** M H Jlrr
1 JtoftQ, Ciaihi l||i
s..iner>. Ottalur. John
mi. ij-.. tr s,„
1 »'"'"•"- |0M
HAVF
t . Mr..'
■,,,^i
VIM II. Mass: Mis* l.u. t ta***H|
U'sttuagtoa: Praak.,C Paiim. Gal-
-■-■■"II Jos. L Pearork. Wi**u-rtv.
Jf I : Miss Kdlih Phelps, Oklshoms
CHv.'Mta* Lnalse Proaty. |»o*ton
Mis* M. M Pagsley. Little H<»k
Ark.: Mis* J Hathbobe. Brooklya.
MI*S I.OU It-Id. .Itlhhe-Sl-e. H. C
li.-niat.ii Sprlngnetd. 111.; Ill** M L.
lliif-iealili-r Norwich. N. T . Mr*
A M. mtssstee. Watertown. Haas..
If M Skloaer. Ilrookiya; L. M.
f'ohrn. Hr.Mlklj.rt. Mrs l-sor.
1. 81 taoul*. Mr* K fttnehert.
Kihel flfelson. Ilrookiya: Misa
>' Taylor. Brooklyn. Mlsa Uara
iptti-B. WaabiBgton: Mr. and
If.. M. I'tlry. [Aelrrdi: Wmf
11 W Wheeler. Koek|and: Miss
A P. .Wa!trt-*rab. Chicago: MIss.L,'.
A .William*. Maiden. Mass: II. H.*|
Wilson, New Tgrk; Peter Wati*r.,
Chicago. Mlea Orirudf Wopdia.
Wa*hlBgtOB.
Novelty Theater
THE l \MM.1 KKHttllT *•
M.W 1*1' II HI •*
Hi-nil. Till Ile.|i\l
usmir, *«i vi'*..
t HKItKUlT HII'.iHIMi
A Vlt.ia-roiiti
statu 1 wn rtsniv-i bridal
TKII*
Aery f.u.1,1 '
AND TWO OTU1CR RKKUI
Bear
MIHH I/1RINK ALLEN
Kspern Plaasa*.
•fight 7:«A. . Nsbacr A-.AA.
tatartlay Night 7:15.
: IT FATS
J , wbta yoa '.irr tlilrtklng ef ha ild log M take tbr nnte let tavvwU- "
• g.i, aad • >
Get G«od Lumber
du^TJw I SANTA FE LUMBER CO.
MflOfie *TOZ\ ; Opposite Mayfield Depot. Phone 268
0005
No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
Cobura Case
Creates Interest
HA1.PM4MIN HAV MILLIONAIRE
MAKBH HIIOWINCJ OP
CtlMI'KTKM'V.
meat of His Isr <*t M.000
The hearing of the petition
have Millionaire Loren Coburn declared Incompetent waa befor* Judge
Back yaatarday and woa continued
to March tith.
Bx-Supervisor Carl Coburn wa*
on tbe stand th* greater part of the
day aad freely admitted that ha had
Induced Airo Coburn to coma ont
hara and ux*prt tbo preeent prooead-
iogs In thto ha oUtod that be fait
that Loreo Cohara wa* falling tn
lntell*ct. Aa an lnatanca ho stated
that Loran Coburn had a ault balag
.hoard before Judge Henshaw In
San Franclaco, which, according to
Carl Coburn, bo sold he thought
Henshaw oould be induced to decldo
In his favor for f&.OOO.
Not having tho cash be gov* Carl
Coburn his note for ibis sum and
baked that ba ao* tha aaaa waa do-
eided In bto favor. Coburn tutotad
that ha did not think Henahow *u
a mon wbo could ba Influenced, so
ha never made aay attempt In that
direction, but oaahed tb* not* at a
discount In Redwood City to apply
on a small Indebtedness of th* millionaire to 111m,
Almost arary wltneaa who has appeared on the stand giving testimony regarding Loran Coburn haa admitted tbat ha- haa been a shrewd
busln*** moh. and L. P. B*hr*tis,
PHOM THE DAILY PALO AI.TO.
< Continued from
'•'oology Clob WUI Eottrrtf-n.
On Friday evening the Zoology
Club will hove o novel entertainment
In tbe form of oo Indoor cnrnpflre
Son Fraoclsco. The article to *ntl- *** reminiscence meeting, at the ree-
tlod "Stanford Jink* that Joshed," ld*nc* of E. C. Storks. HIE Ramon*
and to followed try a classified list («roet, Palo Alio. Stories of summer
or the charter m*mb*r* of tb* club, j camping trips will be told by mem-
Published tbl* month, thare fs alao [ bar* and a varies of sterooptlron
a collection of statistics by Rico,; ****** Hlaatrntlra of some of ths
concerning "Stanford Mon Who Own j point* wlll be thrown on the curtain
Automobiles," wblcb the author has ,
goth*r*d .. ao index of flnonel.l pro-! ^^ ^^ ^ rhmtttm9m
graaa.
W. A. Drake. 'OS, writ** a letter Profe**or 'Ouerard *a lacturaa on
telling of th* annual banquet of the j Modern France, which were com-
California Clab at Harrard. held In ! meoced loot semester, ore being couth* tropbr room of Harvard Union ' tlnued daring tbe present term,
on December 14, at which Profos- \ Thursday afternoon at 3:30 ln room
■or Henry Sous Ilo, *»9, Judge M. C.
Sloao, of the Btat* Suprsme Court,
and District Attorney W. II. Langdon, of San Franclaco, wer* present.
Tbe February Issue contains un unusual number of short Items giving
important doing* at Stanford and
other collages, wltb a comprehensive
collection of alumni notaa.
241, his lectur* will be on tba
"Church and Bub* In Franco." The**
lecture* hav* become very popular
and are open to every on* In the
Unl vara!ty.
Rapid i:< vi-1ratio 'i
Tb* registration of voters I* going
rward much more rapidly tboa
' usual Mr. Walker reports "that tb*
Ikmnbeim Hcbolor* To Meet. j BaBber now registered to C50. Th*
The Joseph Bonnheim Memorial j entire regtotratlon should be corn-
Fund Assoclstlon haa Issued inrlu- j pl«ted In March or early ln April in
Hon* for a dinner to be given at Bar- { order to vote at the May primaries.
kaley. Baturday, March 7. Tbla association la composed of those holding tbe Bonnheim honorary scholar-.
ship- The following Stanford stu '
dents ara member*: Mlaa Bath j
flugboon. '08, Mioo C. LUo McMillan. '10, Mlaa Blanch RIble, '11. Carl
Hosfc-tnson, OS, and B*n w. litter,
id.
Business Cards
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Ml.* Lerao Babb Raak.
Shampooing, hair and scalp
treatment, facial me*a*g*.
singeing. "..<■ Emeroon atraet, *
Polo Alto. Phone Blu* 4tl. g
nni|^i»r>mmmH
LARKIN'S i!
The Place for Men
Family Crab May iinlld.
Articles of Incorporation of tho
Stanford Faculty Club were bled In
Ban Joa* last week. Tb* purpose of
tbe club I* to build a new clnb bouse.
The directors or* Professor* O. ll
Marx, of th* Civil Rngtaeerlng department; C. B. Wing, of th* Civil
Engineering department; W. A. Manning, of tha Department of Mot ho-
motica: J. R. Blonoker, of tho Physiology department: and A. B. Clark,
ooabler of the Flrat National Bank of th# Dr(.wlD|. deportment.
of Redwood, stated that Cobarn waa' _
able to take oar* of hi* end of bu*l-
ueeo deals.
The petitioner* allege that Coburn
haa failed greatly In tbe'last f*w
yoar* and that any dealgnlng per-
HcbooU Wish To Hater Meet.
ft«cr*tary J. E. Cuablng. *0S, of th*
tnturscholaftir Asaoelatlon. baa al-
raadr received several replies to the
•on would ba abla to Uke advantage, announeematoU of-* tha meet that
of him. In support of thla lhay j***** ***** ***• ■•■.* **mk. Thero wlll
have submitted In evidence leases ■ h* * number of new schools r*pr*-
■Old to hav* been executed by Co-j tented In the meet this yoar and cop-
burn which signify that tha million-1 *** ** *** conatltutlon of the aaaocla-
olre ho* leased lha city hall groundo!**10--*- *** *°* ***** vriated and wlll
In flan Franclaco and the* achool- be mailed to all th* acboola within |
boos* and Catholic Church property l» *** days.
m^.a7^Zl*ri^^*f**mi* SKi
tar rboding thorn.
Political Banality Clab.
Th* program Tburaday afternoon!
of the Political Equality Club will!
be aavaral abort talks or papers;
about Buoon B. Anthony. Mto. b.|
8. Kama wlll road extracts from aar- i
ly newspaper accounts of Mlaa Anthony's dress and appearance. Mra. I
A. Trior wilt tall some funny sto-
irjes from1 the Anthony biography. I
.Mr*. Cushlng's aubject to a "Com-'
pgrtoon of Mlaa Anthony With Noted I
Man."
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Herron Objects.
Justice Brown of San Joae sug-
fttted to W, F. Herron that bla trt-
ol on a charge of criminal libel p*
held before Justice Van Buren of
Mayfleld, bat Herron objects oo tho
ground that Van Duron la city recorder of Mayfleld. while W. A.
B***!y, who brings th* libel charge.
t* attorney for that town. Tha
preliminary haarlag will probably ho
bald on March 10th.
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Somehow It ooubds almost foolish
£oee a baadllu* reading "Mora
ooey Needed." Whst s tha good
Of repeating what we all know!—
Montgomery Advertiser.
Xrnlrrtm OoMs Threat** IJfe.
(Prom the "Chicago Tribune.)
" 'Don't trifle with o cold.' to good
advice for prudent men and woman,
tt may bo vital In the case of a
ajil)d. Proper food, good ventilation, and dry. warm clothing are tbo
proper safeguards against cotda. If
thay or* maintained throogh th*
ohang«abI* waathar of autumn, win-
tor and spring, tha chanoaa of
g tarprloa from ordinary
colds will b* alight. Bat tha ordinary light cold will become severe
It neglected, and a wall established
rip* oold to to the germ of diphtheria what honey to to tho bee. Tho
greatest menace to child Uf* at thto
aaaaon of tha year to tho neglected
oold." Whether lt to o child or
odult, tho cold slight or severe, tha
vary bast treatment that can be
adopted to to gir* pbambsrlaln1*
Cough R*medy It to oaf* and sure.
Tha great popularity and Immense
aale of thlt preparation haa boon attained by IU remarkable cur** of
this allmont. A cold never rooulta
lh pneumonia whan It to glvsn. For
•»!• by Regis Drag Oo.
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EARLE & CO.
GROCERIES
1 59 University Ave. Phone Main 37
T. D. THOMAH
Hol'sK l'Al\ I 1:11
479 I'lilv.-raltr Aveaoe
I'al.. Alio, Cl.
Work doo. br la. dey or
cootract. Phone Wblle 141.
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TUP. PLACE POR AMtjn-
MEHT.
PALO ALTO I1OWUN0
AI.I.KT AXD POOLROOU
Htob Street
VETEI* AN A RAMOS.
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RED STAR Ltl MIRY
EIK.AR COMSTOCK, Agent.
OHlce: McKlnaey'l bsrnees £
JJ sbop. 171 I'Dlrersil) sv.oae.
Pbooe Black 117.
awwwwwwwreimwi
J
ust the best typewriter that
money can buy.
Bs Remington
Remington Tjpcvvriter Company
(Incorporated)
1015 Golden Gate Ave.
SAN FRANCISCO
PALO ALTO ELECTRI-
WORKS
i:iii!Uin\(i >:i irrmcM
:?m Untvsrsltr avonno. Telt*-
pbouo Blaek Itt. Prompt attention to repair work. Call
and Inspect onr atock.
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A. O. BLOMGREN
Painter ami I Worst or.
All kinds of painting, tinting and
} papering on short notloa. Kiret-
j claaa work guaranteed. Interior fln-
tob and paper banging a specialty.
i 4*1 Homer avenae. Palo AHo
Phone John 831,
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Food for the Intellect
Bill and Wallace Irwin
used to live at The Camp. It it laid they ate Leans off the
top of > trunk with a jackknife. We furnish tht beantt
Where do you get your groceriea?
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Pranelaco Mcenger
Purchasing Agent.
B. 8. 0IB8ON
Dallr irlpe. leavtne at 1:11
G. W. La Peire
521 Ramona Street.
® Son
Telephone Main 39
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! Offloa, Laaatan'a tailor ahop, Itt
J Circle. Phona Red 411; resldonre.
White lttl. City offlea. J. B. Bo-
1 land Co.. 47 Geary street
Kearny 147*.
Phor.o Blue SOI.
r\IVKIUWTY FRENCH UISDBT ]
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10 Cents for an Automobile
RIDE TO CAMPVS
We are aow roaalag a l«galar aatotDobila lo ***** tm
Why aoc rtdo la comfort aad save time?
Laoa Curtains 1
' fal attention glv
I linen.
Care-
1 fine
watkixh a mama
tOl-tOii Emoroon Street.
Oeaaral Blacksmlthiag
Horst*-aboe4ng
Robber Tlrs Setting a Specialty.
ICORBALEY & THORPE
Auto Company
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A P.
Electr-eal Obigtsiso.
Electric Wiring. Supplloa aad
Ftxtarae.
pfaona Main lt.
Oilh)'- Ut* Sored by Ctuunberialn'o
Costgh Rfmt-dy.
TOC HATE TO LEAVE HER
ln s lonely spot while yon tramp
ta aearch of some oaa to repair
roar aato. How are yon going
to help tt? Simplest thing tn
tha world. Hava aa repair ywarr
sato before yoa start ont. Than
there wlll ba no breakdowaavNq^i
neeeaotty for testing yonr com-
panion. We pravant aato brooks
ss .roll aa repair thaa.
Mrs John Englebardt, of Oera.
Mich., tolls of the soiUms momeoto
spent over ber little .-year-old ^STANFORD AL TO A M) M AM'}- ACTL Rl.\(i CO
danghter who bod uken a bard
oold reoulting la croap. 8ha aaya:
"1 am oat-ofled that lf It had not'
been for Chamberlaln'o Congb Roq-
edy she would havs choked to daath.
I gave this medicine ovary ten mlnntea and ahe aoon began to throw
ap the phlegm. I coo recommend It.
In the highest terms aa I hava another child that was cured la thai
aame way." Sold hf Eagle Drag Co.
♦ Trtepbooe Mala lis.
Sll
G. H. ALLEN OIL CO.
HOT BLAST OIL
We have taken tfae agency tar CLEVELAND
Bl*USER, especially adaaeed fbr Cook Store.
CbJl at oar ***** aad oeo c-a
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