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Posiva Flow Log measurements in characterizing hydrogeological properties of crystalline bedrock at Olkiluoto, Finland
No full textOsana tulevan käytetyn ydinpolttoaineen loppusijoituslaitoksen ONKALO®:n rakentamista Posiva Oy tutkii Olkiluodon kallioperän hydrogeologisia rakenteita. Kairarei’issä tehtävät Posiva-virtausmittaukset (PFL) ovat tärkeä osa kallioperän hydraulisten ominaisuuksien karakterisointia. Mittauksia tehdään maan pinnalla, sekä tutkimusalueella ONKALO:n tunneliverkostossa. Mittausten tuloksia käytetään tutkimusalueella laajalti louhinnan suunnittelusta vettä johtavien rakojen karakterisointiin.
PFL laitteella voidaan havaita pohjaveden virtaus yksittäisten rakojen tasolla, mikä mahdollistaa kallioperän pienimittakaavaisen vettä johtavien rakojen havainnoinnin. Laitteella mitataan lämpötilan vaihteluita muusta kairareiästä eristetyn mittavälin sisällä. Tässä työssä on esitelty myös muita pohjaveden virtauksen mittaamiseen tarkoitettuja laitteita PFL laitteiden tarkkuuden korostamiseksi.
PFL laitteella havaitut raot 3D mallinnettiin kahdessatoista ONKALO:n pilottireiässä (ONK-PH13-20, ONK-PH23, ONK-PH26 ja ONK-PH28-29) FracMan-rakoverkkomallinnusohjelmalla. 3D mallin avulla esitettiin vettä johtavien rakojen sijainnit ja suunnat, sekä vettä johtavien rakojen heijastukset tunnelien seinillä. Malli sisälsi myös pilottien vyöhykeleikkaukset hauraiden vyöhykkeiden kanssa.
Lisäksi kolme pilottireikää (ONK-PH23, ONK-PH28 ja ONK-PH29) valittiin tarkempaan rakovertailuun. Vertailussa pilottireikien vettä johtavat raot pyrittiin yhdistämään tunnelin seinien vettä johtaviin rakoihin, jotka oli havaittu systemaattisen kartoituksen ja vuotovesikartoituksen avulla. Kriteerinä käytettiin raon sijaintia, vedenjohtavuustietoa ja raon suuntaa. Vyöhykeleikkaukset hauraiden vyöhykkeiden kanssa tutkittiin jokaisen pilotin osalta. Vertailuun käytettiin yhteensä 433 metriä ONKALO:n tunneleita, joista havaittiin 20 pilottireikien vettä johtavaa rakoa ja 18 tunnelin seinien vettä vuotavaa rakoa.
100 % ONK-PH23-, 75 % ONK-PH28 ja 16,7 % ONK-PH29-pilottien vettä johtavista raoista pystyttiin korreloimaan seinän vettä vuotavien rakojen kanssa. Vastaparit löydettiin yhteensä yhdeksälle raolle kaikista 20 tutkitusta raosta kuvattujen ominaisuuksien perusteella. Yhteensä 11 vettä johtavaa rakoa ei pystytty korreloimaan seinän rakojen kanssa. Tutkimus tuotti uutta tietoa mahdollisista rakovastaavuuksista ja hydraulisista yhteyksistä tutkimusalueen kallioperässä.
Tässä työssä esitetyt näkemykset ja mielipiteet ovat kirjoittajan omia, eivätkä välttämättä edusta Posivan näkemyksiä.As a part of constructing the upcoming repository for spent nuclear fuel ONKALO®, Posiva Oy is investigating the hydrogeological structures of Olkiluoto bedrock. Posiva Flow Log (PFL) drillhole measurements are an important part in characterization of bedrock’s hydraulic properties. The measurements are conducted both from the surface and in the study site of ONKALO tunnel network. Results are used widely at the site from the planning of construction to the water conducting fracture characterization.
PFL equipment are capable of measuring groundwater flow originating from a single fracture which enables small scale detection of transmissive fractures in bedrock. Equipment measures temperature variations in a water flow inside an isolated test section to determine the flow rate. Several other equipment for groundwater flow measurement are introduced to highlight the accuracy of PFL.
Fractures measured with PFL DIFF were 3D modelled in twelve ONKALO pilot holes (ONK-PH13-20, ONK-PH23, ONK-PH26 and ONK-PH28-29) using FracMan software suitable for fracture network modelling. 3D model described the fracture locations with fracture orientation and pilot hole transmissive fracture traces projected to tunnel walls. Brittle fault zone intersection between the chosen pilot holes were also modelled.
Three of the pilot holes (ONK-PH23, ONK-PH28 and ONK-PH29) were selected for the fracture correlation. Pilot hole transmissive fractures were connected with tunnel wall water leaking fractures located with systematic mapping and water leakage mapping. Criteria for connecting the fractures were fracture location, water leakage and fracture orientation. Structure intersections with brittle fault zones were studied individually for each pilot hole. 433 meters of ONKALO tunnels were included in the correlation with total 20 of pilot hole transmissive fractures and 18 tunnel wall water leaking fractures according to systematic mapping.
100 % of ONK-PH23, 75 % of ONK-PH28 and 16,7 % of ONK-PH29 pilot hole transmissive fractures were correlated with tunnel wall water leakages in the corresponding depths. Counterparts were found for nine fractures of total 20 studied fractures based on the listed attributes. Fracture correlation was unsuccessful with 11 of the observed transmissive fractures. Study produced new data for the possible fracture correlations and hydraulic connections were produced in the pilot hole areas.
Views and opinions described in this thesis are interpretation of the author and do not necessarily represent Posiva’s views
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Get PDFAutomação residencial é composta de três elementos, sensores, controladores e atuadores. Para realizar a integração entre esses elementos utilizaremos o protocolo X10 que utiliza a própria rede de distribuição elétrica da residência para transmitir dados em forma de bits que são endereçados e cada sequência representa um comando. Será utilizado como processador o hardware livre Arduino para o desenvolvimento do dispositivo que consiste de uma plataforma de computação física ou embarcada que interage com seu ambiente por meio de hardware e software. A automação residencial é percebida pelo cliente como um símbolo de status e modernidade em um primeiro estágio. No seguinte, o conforto e a conveniência por ela proporcionados passam a ter uma função decisiva, pois em último estágio, se tornará uma necessidade vital e um fator de economia. Desta forma, este trabalho pretende desenvolver um dispositivo prático e de baixo custo para prover às pessoas maior conforto, segurança e autonomia.AUTOMAÇÃO RESIDENCIAL UTILIZANDO ARDUIN
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UK ARK IIKAlHJIAHTEItS a-t>R AIM'ETIZJNG
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THY THanHI Tllirrfl tM.KAMK
Ifetna' »*vie.-t ami teto l-lrkle** l"ln Money 1*1. k!.--.
t-Iltman'a lti|>e Dlivr*
( .-ilifi.rnl.-i V.f.rt n and Svtl*'
IlieetM*
Krn.li Totalo C-talpa
Kttti.1i SariUnew
Anrbovy raste
llr.nt- India Itr-Utr,
I'l-miit Hratlrr
Holland t*M*a-w
rtenrli lUr 1* l»ar
-and«iaM.U
fate l*e Koiea Grave
Earle & Co. Grocers
Phones 837 and 838
Masonic Temple Bid*?
4
No full textHF.tI.TH PI'BUCRT.
The Time* hss msde sn arrange- raon- realdent*.
Itwttsr form of publicity to sttrset! burners would All thslr tanks
Cbc Palo flltati
Palo Alio Cribuc
rlous things hive been refined are
• .-free of coat to tb* city, on lobjecn-or elsewhere Is thst Palo Alto bas a!
2 .relsted lo the work of the depart-1 larger percentage of notional nota-j accepted cheerfully by th* engine,
• ment of besltb. The flrat artlcl* was'ble* than any otber town on tb* Ps-! Other oils which srs p dlssgrsesble would call so
• published yesterdsy. snd If sll ofjclflc eosit-
KELLY
-at practical value.
I pllihni
PUBUSHF.D WHKKI.Y BY THE
TOMES PI'HI.ISHIN*." CO.
Os* r**t (iBsdvinirl , .
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
1S12.
wHb:iibed IU upward stroke sad U resdy'prtety of this oat-res of action an-
' * . der our present somewhat tu*w*,,.
most snytblng thst bears tbs asm* to descend. I „ramM.„, —_-!--««. ,-,17
• Iment wl,h the Pslo Alto health of-j But what nmm* not to bar. mm\mt oll-pura crud. oil Is no, st »B, Juit « this -«tsnt * ** T^' ^„, „u. "e -c^STSE tn. £
• jflcer to publish a weekly news srtlcle]publicly noticed In thl* community |n<*c-***ry. Resldusl oil* from which oil ts mjseted Into th* hot corn^ p»^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ J^ u sat
.i'i I* wbai the average psrson Isfsctory to tbe country.
-__W csll an explosion. In milt-* *********** *>' **.**** *b*
and rather nnwelcom. byproduct of, it ... nol an .-plosion such a. oecnra he fag. received ******** ***** the
iem sre ss Interesting our r*sd*ra| "Who's Who In Amsrtes" coo- the menu (art ur* of gas sad cok* sr*;tn the gssolln* engine, where a mis- people to***^\***"**^° *"L
III And the department to be of tains names snd worth-while secon**- quite sccepisble to tbe oil engioejture of gss and sir U fired- Tneknowi wn ..'
is of some 19.000 psoptorAlcuhnl snd gasoline wtll rnn il. snd'burnlns of tb* oil occupies almost spile every effort to mske tbe Urlff
thole time during which the pis- ihe issue, other Issues loomed so
j. descending. The result Is s Isrg* thst tbere Is no certainty *:
slesdy puib Uke itesm lnit*sd tt.tlt sbout wbst s majority of the pee,
the violent blow of a ga* cxple-slon.ple desire respsctlog tb* tariff.
gosolln* engine receive* s Sine* Mr. Wilson licked more
lashing blow st every explosion thsn a million voles, possibly two
troke os If a msn with a iledgs- million, of having sn actual major-
hammer hit the cylinder, while steam Ity, snd slso beeau** s large number
and oil engine pistons get s powsrforof Democrsts sre protectionist* on
tbruit. 'Quite naturally the oil en-1Iocs) Issues. It appear* fairly certain
glne runs smoothly without tbe vlo-:ihnt only s minority of actual votes
lent vibration which cbaraeterlxe* can be reckoned sa being opposed In
sll protection, it 1* certsln Ibst th**
It Is noteworthy tbst tbe srsrsg* wbooe achievements stsad out snd
jof the public heslth li hlgb tn Palojdistinguish tbem among tbe 9..000.*
- I Atto. snd this Is due In psrt to thsluoo. No on* buys s plsce Is "Wbo's
m. mi, ***** activity of th* bureau In looklag ounwhn." It can't be purchased. Mere-
u s*'J., j'or *********** source* of Infection ond lly rich men are not noticed. Those
i... ■■ _..t-fs-> JKuardtng against tbe spread of dis-. wbo have crested sometblng of hu-
r. )case, man usefulness have added to the
, (store of humsn knowledge, hav.-
THK (III'K.V HAXDLE. {hel-std mankind- artists. Inventors,
But what s churning,-!-' Idea* writers, manufacturers, specialists,
there has been tn the lasl alght .humanitarian*—their name* snd ths
months, wltb tbe man of Oyster,gist of what th*y have done ar. pr***
THK STORY OF A M.*lNI**CRIIT.
Thc following interesting publish-, accepted,
era' gossip Is tsken from Ibe current {miliar since February
number of Country Ufe In America,
snd relates to Mrs. Hunger's book.
•The Wind Before the Down," lt lh
from the publishers nf the book, and
give* s lively hint of their appreciation of the merit of the work of our
talented local *alhor:
One* In a while there comes Inlo
the manuscript readers' department
of a publishing hnutte a book from a
new writer wblrb makes friend*
from lhe moment Ihe package Is
opeaed In our experience it li seldom tbol, when such s thing hop*
pens, there Is any ti'k of su< -•■•* In
the book's final career. The o,u-*s-
Hon arises: Why should tbls particular manuscript make friend-,
when sn many become mere acquaintances or less?
There sn> several aiiswi
deSntie and un*atlsfartory. but the
rliler is becanss the itook immediately attracts summae's Interest
Bay foremost at ihe churn handle' .tented In the bulky volums.
New thoughts have Io become fa Tbe several score of such persons
mlllsr before they tan be genemllyin Pslo Alto and adjacent Stsnford
We hav. *]| becom* fs-. t'nlvenliy rash* this community
lth the Ides stand well ahead of every other city
that political *■<■ •■ must not bows, !o Csllfornls. The next n*-ar**t In
We know much more than we did;cltliens of ibis type la Basta Bar-
about direct primaries, and some- horo And In third place, aa I re-
thing mare about direct nomlns- call Ihe percentsges. Is Berkeley.
Hon of presidents. We do not ihyj jtl the back of the volums sr*
ss violently ss w- did si lhe iug- iummarlx*d tb* names by towns, sr-
gestlon tbat Judges sre not Infalll* 'ranged alphabetically by state*. It
ble. and that If Immovable consil- might be a matter of commendable
tutlonsl provision* meet Irreslittble town goislp to know Juit wbo sre
social legislation on ihe track thli community'! nationally proml-
tbere will be work for wreckers. We, neat cttlteni. and to nole whether
know mora thsn we did about the ibey are the socially and brtdgely
campaign contributions of corpora- and financially prominent.
tlons. We think we know the dif* * ... —
ference between the regulation of HRYAV AM) W1MON.
business and the regulation of com-, in Mr. Wilsnn the Democrat* pat
petition, and If we have tesrned their best progressive leader to lb*
in.thing new about the tariff It li be- front oi standard bearer, and to W.
cause we still rememb'-red the dis- J. Bryan li due the credit or thli tvf
'cuialon preceding th* Psyne-Aldrlch compllshment. It now puts at the
| bill, and fell pretty well Informed bead nf our government a man wbo
So the political scbool hsi kept to |* **eond to no one In bts psrty ss
"ome purpose this yesr. We may an asgresslve combatant for the
hove p tittle Intermission now* tilt rights ot tbe people, and second
tb*
inieresi appeal may come from "lis] ******** ****** ***** ***** ******* ***** ** »<»«'«*«■« and Bryan.
[and a Iul1.perh.pi. till the new sd- greatest living Americans aod most
plot. Iti style, or Ma subject, or al!
three So. as far as we ran recall
never from Us letter of Introduction.
or beau.-* lbe author Is s frl-*nd of
*o and sn. whn writ— m ask that It
shall hsve special roaaideration, etc.
On* tii*4ik which cams anfaeratded
and mad.- fri-nds ai .mre was
•"-Yeeket*.." by One Blrstton-Pnrter,
about i-iK.it v. ar* -.,*-,, and another
manuscript arrlvt*t"-**Jnat fall from a,,
^— itn,* iboi
lady i-ntirely unknown to u* Mrs" (
Dell ll Muflgex/Wyfh a striking litis, "Tbi* WlridTlWnre thn Dawn "
We should like to *top here anO
write a pasn aliout thn value of a
good title, but we desist.
ministration Is organised and gets |«>w*rfut adversaries nf privilege.
in work, bul there Is a lot more Woodrow Wilson makes good, and
».healing ahead for us. and if **i- we believe he will, the American
t-eiiailon ll reallred. and Doctor people will be under lasting obllgS-
Wllton Is to be srhoolma*ter. we are tlons to Mr Bryan fnr tbe magnlfl-
-,if.- In anticipating studfnui and otSl stand he i.-.V at the Baltimore
iiMtructlve limes -Life
mnveniloB last summer, where, sin-
lilt- hand-d, lie forr.-d the nnminatloit
of the president-elect. Mr. Bryan
deserves high recognition by Mr.
Wilson, and Ihe people, and w* hope
and believe that he will now lake hli
rightful pli"* In lbe council of the
pstlon from which psrly line* snd
perty prejudices so long have elided him Mr. Bryan ts still on*
Ing men. and he deserve*
IIIIMK MISSION'S.
('om plain era who hav* been ■■>'-
il the church Is nnt enough tn
social conditions wltl soon
hove an nppnriunlty to learn the
reat facts. The third weeti In No-
v.-nilK-r (17-t.) has been set aside
as Home Mission week, wllh particular servlre*. appointed for each day (,f
The first reader tnto whose hands ,„r tn„ 9lnny ot taf, ^-.i 9tla rm, ,h<l ^^t^t honors tbst csn be given
lbe manuscripl fell waa enthustss-^ nK|ous -problems In American life, blm nl this lime. We hope to •**•
tic and Sbe passed It ■long wllh Die ..,, wf,| ,,„ ..,,niM,etarinn. education- him placed .t the head of Mr. Wl
remark thai "Here's a book to be „• •„ rhararter. and ther- wltl tw nn ,„-,"s rsblnet In thsl high position
recknni-d wltb and r.n author lo look ,„.,„.,,* tor money " We *jtint* from fa.* will 1»* ibe rlr*hl man in the rlgli*
out fnr'" And so it passed from ,tl„ i^.He-- Home Journal (Novem- place, and will Ih- accorded lbe re-
band to hand. BSCb psrsoa -.peaklnR ,„,, , >tl ah*trah of rhe plmis 1-«ued ognltlOD fat* has so long deserved
wsll nf t' and making ■light niaa.-s- .,v ,h. Ham9 -uis,i„ns council, which Mn**fl«U Son
tlnns for nilm.r Improvements. FVtr- |, composed of t»eniy-t.even Rener«l
Innately. ll,e nuthor Igro-d with OUr *hi:itA, pnraKed tn national home
sagJ—Mloas. and Ihe b.«.k coined the m|B-|o_ work, and the CoUOell of
even tb. vegetable oils inch sa olive:tbe
oil. cottonaewd and peansl oil glTejt'
no trouble st al-
.-■lu bill tut Ing the compact, ilmple
oil engine for lb* bulky it-am outfit
In a battleship would bave these ef*
fe-t*. Jn tb* flrst plsce tb* wsrsblp
■* .ii! Mil sround tbe world, fight
b.-ittle*. maneuver and return without stopping to tske on fuel. Be-
Mm thl* Incomparable advantage.
•nth, p battleship would hav* mors
room far other purp''s*-i than a
sti-amshlp. Ita engines snd fuel be-
Ing so much lighter, it rould carry
mors srmsment snd ormor and outclass the steam battleship in radlm
or action and lighting power. If
soma of tbe welgbt of crura guns'aod
ii- nr wer* given to more engines
th>- .oil warship would not only out-
flcht and outtrave! tbe steamer, but
outfoot It ln speed as well.
Ol) tanks csn be plseed wherever
ther* Is wa.tr ipoce In a v«a*el.
while ioi,: bunkers must be placed
handy to the furnace. A pipe takes
thr plsce of the gang of coal passers
-a valve and compressed sir dls-
plice* tb* crew of stokers.
In other wordi. a fleet of oil burn-
era of a given numbvr of ships could
not tie matched In any particular by
o ''isl-hurnlnsj "let of ihe same dl**
placement and earn / The nil burner*
would have every tactical sdvontsg*.
as well oo being belter "trimmers'*
ond more seaworthy ihlpi.
Thr euro room wlihln the battle-
ihlp snd the sdded bunysnry ar* by
nn means sll that tbe oil engine
places oi Ihe designer's disposal. For
tbe first time he hos a clear deck.
fr.-.. from the great obstruction of
funnel*. On an nil hum*r the after
in-.t muld train in gum rnrword.
p.- t-r over the forward turreti. A
fl**Hng II burner in Ihe same way
Could bring Iti forward gum to bear
on Its pursuer si well si those ln the
after turrets. Such on attempt on a
s- ,p of todsy wnuld. of course, blow
h<T Kinokniisck orerbosrd
The saving *tt**rt**d by ellmlnatln-;
•inkers and coal passers In a battle-
■ > **..i|ld depend on her horse-
power Jusi whal oil burning lavas
li a concrete case is Illustrated by
|>e British ship Jutlandla. Jmt fln-
bhed. Iftr displacement Is only
•.inn loag, and she ti driven by
3 000 horsepower Diesel engines,
-•hr has. of inurse nn Hokers st sll.
md hsr romplste .-tigine-room force
(insist. „( ,-nh! men Hsd Ihr Jot-
india been englned with steam, her
onplvment would i-o* be..n twentv.
teal **> in pa-by and cn-operntlon which Wntiit-n
Is lhe |.|. al tiind'tl.m betwn-n au- ,,f p%p*
thor and publisher, i.ir n ,
Th-- book flnatlj to iles in m
departownt, and mosl rrltlml i»f all{bai*Jtw|
tllOl tlBVl' to -I.l «|*(| ;i (!■•_ t>,nil .
.iillri.1 ii, .li.ntii bemuse il has In 11 '
for llm
. Mts.
made un
id
Ofj Vn
■I.t ,].,-
and tb.*
ty field News
•\*rp stoki r- and engine*"*-*. On big-
cer ships tin- -.ivt-n-f is proportlon-
THK l-IH-K*. KNOINK.
.lety greater
Doclot l'nK"l, tb*- Oerman In
Tht- prisrtpls ■ " tbs -'•■■-■-' •■tisinc
■lor. **lin is .rowdins ui Ifc.
t of rour-T genera 1* * ' moot I.-
-im englnr with his •msllc-r
htv om •—
•ot-cr and simpler oil engine, pre
The »ut..n*n»i!ir oad "he motor
is ihe end of lhe steam age. lit
-oat have taoghl moei people hos
It** ...ncerrtlng Ibl* stibjeci. wM ■
be ia-4.line rnglne worki I.'ke
of rat rem. importance lo oii-pti.
•he gasoUae engtnc, th«- oil motor l«
• in-.- Csllfornls oil will place tit*
n ' Internal combustion engine bul
• ' .■ future at an a.l
n Its opetstlon It is rndit-all* dlffer-
■ ■ thsl im** enjoyed by
■ nl. Kveri one **>*■• faak run an *u*
.. asl "tl -rc-unt Of It-
■-.mobtli* nr a mOsOT t-o.i* knows Ihe
Ihr -iii.- dcpn-'lineni luatatnl m-.n thai an iigeney wh'rh annually
it lhat :. . ■ • -f dol ai IM iho de
ployed lo tnni,. the pictures Sn Mi relopiiienl or *-r.-..t mors) Ideals awi
Fogsriy who knes "iti-lium of tbl " Ibos Ittds nl
•*.■■•■■■., ...in,it*, was glv-tn the mao i»l) tbem i* human life ** .mi.
uscri|ii and bs made ■ further oewlol th.- r.-^i-.-.-t and the sg i et tl
record by becoming **o lnten*n.*d Infnstlon '
(bs booh (hut fa.; wished n> main- T_e central ohVeJn Xe*« Yorl hi
mt.re llluttrallons than he was paid j been organising rommllter-i in lbe
• |_.".on i iti.-s and towns in ihe I ailed i
ilready dtsplst
rtaln to oast i'
.11 is a eheaiwr.
slsv
. thai
"The Wind lb f.
scheduli-d In ;i;-i . .,: on Allguil .0 ni -
l*1!.. and S.000 copies WOta prlt:'.
whl.h Is lame for a tlmt tiook by sf
new iiiitbnr But raesnilms ihe u*> r\*i
ry Of the Imok had U-on told to the
dealer* by tlm travelers, and ther.
w.*r.- not i-nouch U>nks tn flit <.r Vt
ders when inibli.-nMiin dity enme, end
so up to Ospt—bsr :"th lth* pre*-.:- |fa
ent writing 1 tl*'.- sAltlou have I ■|-*llj>
plit.tn i -. 'f-irnl
Yet still more records were broken' lust
by this rorltiitate bonk The re to ll
viewer* ran a,w*s*~l tn* mun't. nn f.-r erldt
one thlnn. naniciy. to .llsnrtr.-.* Then- |.»rl
Is nq such thing as final unanimity
of opinion But ihonch a much
lancer number of editors' copies was
sent out than imunl. h miracle has
happened: nn unfavorable rrltfrlsm
has yet been received, nnd tbe book-
sellers have told us of nn dlssatlifled
customers." snd same stnres hare
sold ns ninny as five hundred at re-
Isll tn Individual buyers.
Perhaps the crowning and final
recording fact about "The Wind H—
fore the Dawn" was a letter from
the author, who wrote thai we wer*J .
spending loo much money In pui-h
■ havinc a population i
-r. (-nnsIiiinR nf at l-
ril 1 *t wn
a:il
•sneil The
imdei f..rt-
nt nil t)„. cmunionllles in r.,:i- iittes
a. It* annual niunl'tpal report. Ma
published for fret* distrlbullon can .
• taxpayers. '* an Interesting *«k t
nr* of h ipoctall. adapts*, non* most,
-a-i i.iiiinilsslnti Kiin-rtinii'til. rttom
weabne-S Of the prem-tit engi'ie to lie
t (-arbitration and la-nlti-m Csrbu-
r»tlnn Is 'he process of cnnverilns
"te fluid Kssoim*- Into gss and m't-
Itif It with tlm proper i.rnportlon nf
-lit- Too much sir or too little nlr
In Ihe mixture causes the motor io
miss, "baekflre" nr slop *atlT**l"
lhe final and n--ed!r *.a:*e nf a **sr-
i.'ir«tnr ore extremely dsllcatsi a bll
of dust or any foreign matter Is
• uniigh m make the t-aw engine t
tH-bav*.
Ignlilnn is n worthy rival in <
:>*lng trnnble 'l"hr .hare,, nf gl:
-uppnsed to tte fired at exactly the
n-ebl tnotn.-nt by an electric n par IT
inside the cylinder In prarllce the
.park does nofslwayi fire the nix-
■nialnder would he condemned ijre. Komeiltnes there ts no expln-
r to work fnr tlm bare neces-islnn on certain strokes; at oilier
of life. j rimes prelgoltlon occurs, and ihe
m tiiusl have his sieves, but he {mixture e-.plt.des prematurely tn the
loose anions them ihose that i r-,.*-. of the ascending piston. Pre-
le least of talis and give the mature explosions nre caused by bit*.
The oil engl&e takes up leSS'of soot remalnin« red or while hot
consumes less fuel. d*msnd*! from lhe last eiploslon.
Modern rtrUtastlon like that of
I.-*-.- and IL un- can nn longer live
,th ..»ii :_lmr It depends on the
*.- iiii-iir ..f eagtass Stop the
.it |itlni.* mnvers " .sblrh loll in
fellers nf factories, grind nu'
ctrleity, send railroads across thr
itlnsnts, ships orer lbs nci-an and
• human race wnuld starve and
in -Manus Ilk-, flies In autumn !
tbe gas motor
Of sll countries Ihe foiled Slot** great bulk of tbe Roosevelt snd Tsft
bso most csuse to rejoice sl the com* votes ore against free irade. Probing of tbs oil age. It hsi thc most ably very mony ot tbem ar* also
liberal supply of the fuel In Ita nst-'tgslnst the extreme high protection
■i-a! atat*. lu oil well* In Southern J t_-*ory. It this Is the case lt ahould
California sre the nsiural supply toi be possible to strike a happy medium shipping of th* world ,,:- Its »»!' um between tbe two thst will go
through tbe Pansms csosl. .psrt way toward suiting botb stde*.
fhe real object of this editorial l-
SNKAK THlFVF.ii-- AT l*\l'i!K*s ■ , ,...;;,: out tbe need of som* clear-
A little girl, jfter much besei-ch* er way of ascertaining and recording
ing; secured her parents' consent to -;.,. w..*~, 0f i**.9 p*ople. Tbe Bngt'ib
celebrate her faurteenlb birthday. uyilem has sreat adronlsgss over
lasl w*«k - wltb s psrty. to wblch our own Over tbere atf'lmggrtut
twelve or fourteen of her school tealilstlon is proposed br"*the csbP',
friends were Invited ss gussu. Now nel or mlnlsiry. Otherwlss It can-
there Is little to be ssid In fsvor of not "***t before lbe house of com*
Juvenile psrtle* In genersl. But in **.*.■•■.- It the commons rajscta any
ihio Inojance th* boy. snd girls were messure upon whk-h the ministry it
mptftly neighborhood frtnnds. snd!united In fsvorlng. Iben tbe cabinet
there wss so desire io ope tbe 1st* resigns and s i
hours or the pretentious feature* of in ban
a social function ot grownup*.
rsblnet is formed
he view* of th*
commons. The ministry hss on* si*
To ih* great humiliation of the ternstive-— thst of dlssolrlng por-
psrents. and io the snnoysnes of itament snd sppealtog to tbs couo*
the neighbors, the little psrly he*, try, When this la done the csblnet
came the center of attack by s group then stands or falls upon tbs result
of boy* about the age of ihose at- 0f the elwrtlon. The house of com-
lendlng the party. The bandit* t_ons bas no fixed term. It ex-
stole the Ice cream and the fr**_er p.r.„ jn aeren year or sooner, as the
from the back [torch. cllii*fhf*d up st ministry msy determine st say llms.
the front snd side windows snd even •»«, fmr «- it goos, this Insures tbst
entered tbe front hall and opened xbp government ****■■ be In harmony
the doors Into the living rooms. The »ITh xb„ prednra|Dani sentiment of
father of the family returnrd home (he counlr)r |n any KrMl !„„*. ujs
in time to pick one of the marauders open to the grest objection thst sn
oui of o window boi under the front administration might fait nnd pais
windows and dragged him inlo the )n.t 0„r M-mparatlvely unlmportaot
Buhl to Identify htm. The police matters, leaving great work undone *
were notified and are Investigating i„ otir country lhe opposlls *X-
the rose One of the xuungiiet** troft I* reached. The odmlnlstro.
prowling ntKiut tlm place has been tton „„(| rongress stand for a fixed
before ihe Juvenile o.un for Healing „»jm> no matter how solidly public
shoe* at the university training sentiment might be against them. In
house Other* have been arrested ,.,»,., affairs tbla la being somewhat
for violating minor city ordlnsnce*. modifl*d by the introduction of the
A curious feslure of the Incident n,w feature of the recsll, except tbst
Is that the boys who attended the xbtr rec9i] (i aeldom Invoked orer
psrty proteased to consider the mstters or policy.
rnushhouse a thing quite lo br ex- ft,ro). xw*y OURwf to be provided
peeled. One or iwo not only vouched wbsrsby the senllment of the-coun-
tnr Ihe good rhersrter of those try on tht> mn,n lM.llw, roui,- b, „.
s-bom 'lie* r-cognlE'd among the ills- rprt*inetl without overturning the
turners, but lngenuou.lv admllted IOV*rBment or leaving Ihe decision
thai ihey partlelpal-d in similar noe- ln 9 ht„. A national pleblclle
turnal i*astlmes whrn they were not „,[,-[„ *,*. arranged at wblch annual*
amonc the invited guests Sneak )y „•* voter* nhould vote by mall on
thleverVw.a In no way to be re. no( mOTf, thtn flTp. ^uwtlons of rltsl
garded ss low down and criminal, general policy -not actual laws or
'ml rather ns a .hc-rful sport ap- rnca,ure*. but s yes or no rot* on
l-a.in* tn ihe N.*'-h Imagination pot1ry_surh ns. Shall the Panama
Presun-gbl*
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No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
Attractions
We have many attractions for you
hero today. Borne of tho choicest of
genuine money-savlog reduction* In
household nei*easitlet wtll be found
In tbo following Hat:
Sponge* from 0c to 1.00
Rubber S|...iii:. - 80c to PXLXB
CTiaroola 10c to 01JSO
Bath Brashc* AOc to 01.0O
Bath Hpraya 01.00 and 01.00
Bath Aotfi (large bar) 80c
Welngartner t*h Co.
Prr**-riptlon Druggist*.
901 UNTVatlWrn' \\ i.m-i:.
WS*Wf SaTWl Sat"*!-! **■*"> ** Sl S*V S*l w4r*'Sls*VS*JSSsS»**'S*l
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Hamilton ateaus, Palo. Alto.
Opposite rr«ight Depot r
*rmxm^*xM*kaPxm>M wM t£*o**M **M *9M **M
Tslopbons Mala is.
. Hay, Grain,
Wood and Coal
Dsllvsrod at market rataa.
r. L. WORIUCLU Proj-rtMor.
Pboas Bla* 001.
cnvrVEH0iTv frbnch lauhbby
Mm*. I*urecon.
I*ace curtain a apecialty. Careful
attention given to men's flae tinea.
(MO Itamona street, Palo Arto.
ABB Vol It Mil.IS TOG 1- tit'JIV
Then buy your meat* from tbe
City Market. Yon will get the
choicest quality at tbe lowest prices.
We are good judges of -meats, and
w« pick the finest In beef. Iamb,
mutton and pork. We have the
choicest poultry fresh from tbe farm,
and our fat aod toothsome spring
broilers make an Ideal breakfast.
CITY MARKET
301 University Ave.
Phon* Main 160
PISH EVERY FRIDAY
M. C LAURIDSEN
Proprietor
PALO ALTO
Planing Hill
WH. DEAN, Proprietor
Ovfic* : Corner High Street am*
.. Cliaonlng Avenue
WANTS
CLASSIFIED.
HEW PANAMA CANAL BOS*. SPINNER OF GOLDEN WEBS, ffttijmnmj^^
Wanted.—A tent sbout 9 x 9. See
Buss, tt4 University avenu*. 2»-2t*
Wanted—Girl or woman for clerk
In it-llcatesps.ii atore. Apply at 209
University avenue. 1-lf
Wanted—Young woman or'college
girl to care for baby. 1661- Rryant
atreet. Phon* John 211. 28-ft
Wanted—Position as second girl
or nurse girt ln private family. 210
University avenue, next to First National Bank. 23-1 •*•
For Rent.—Three nice, aunny
bed rooms, npatnlrt. Apply .66 Forest avenuo. 26-iw-e
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ELITE MARKET
Refrigerated and
Home-killed
MEATS
All Pare Meat I*rocbtct*
GBORGE J. CABBY
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Wanted—Hrlgbt boy, 16 to 18
years of age; steady poaltlon; good
opportunity for advancement. Ad-
dro*a Palo Alto Tea Co., 114 University avenuo. 28-«t-c
Wanted.—Horse to drive single,
weighing from 1100 to 1200; also
team about same weight for expreer
wagon. Addrea* United Gaa A Electric Co.. Redwood City, Cal. IS-lsrc
Wanted—Five or six-room modern house In Palo Alto. Muat be
bargain. Address, with full description and price, W. L. Boatrlgbt.
46 Vina street. Ban Jose, Cal. 8-lm*
For Rant.—First class piano for
three months. Apply 623 Cowper St.
ll-tt*
Por Rent—Fine furnlabed data
for rest, at bargain rates. Enquire
70S and 104 Bryant atreet.
14-lm-*
For Rant—Seven-room hous* wltb
sleeping porch, for aonimer months;
ftirntahed. Apply to 7fil Channlng
avenu*. S4**tw*
To Let—Wall-eats bllahed droaa-
maklng parlor; housekeeping or single rooms from 16.50 upwards; also
dining room for keeping boarder*.
Call at 406 Emerson atreet 16-tf
K« SUA
Chief Eis.0li.4**r Major Qeethsls and
Hit Attitttnt*.
The selection of Major Gocthal* to
tncceed John F. Steven* as cbtef en-
•rlncer tn the con*trnctkm of tbe Panama canal waa due primarily to tbe
fact that he wa* regnrded as tbe army
engineer of greatest euerg> who had
an (Relent experience for tlie Important
work to which he ba* been atelgned.
aaya tbo New York Hun. Another rea-
etta wa* tbat hi* I* young enough t» aee
the completion of the project. Tb*
pr**ld«nt ba* lawn told that If the selection of tbe chief engineer of the
canal bad been' left to tbe engloeer
eorp* of tbe army Major Goethals
would probably have l-ren tbe iiii-iut-
tnou* choice.
In aelectlng Major Oafllard nnd Major Kttmrt a* asalittanta to Major Goo-
tbal* tb* president had In mind tbelr
fltiH**a to take tbe place of th* chief
engineer should occasion require.
Major Ooethnl* i**velv** very ttioder-
at* pay a* an officer of the army. It la
tbe prealdent** Intention to gtr* him a
salary of about Sl'.'-". or half tb*
amount wblcb Chief Engineer Hterona
la receiving. Major* Oatllnrd and SI
bert will also receive additional com
penaatbm. .
Major Goethala Is fi.rty.nlno year*
old. Major Gallbtrd la forty -**retL
Major SH*»rt ta fortr *U- Major Goe-
tbals ha* been In tbe military service
nearly thirty-on* year*, having entered
tbe Military academy from New York,
his its fir* state. In IS7U
When tbe ('btnese trouble* brok* out
hi 100U. Major GoethaU went over
with the force*, n* became n major
in February, 1000. He wa* on duty at
Newport. It. 1.. from Aug I, ll*... to
•fane 1. 1908. In charge of tb* fortification* and river and harbor work at
that place. On June 1. 1003, be waa
aaatgned to tb* general staff.
tie hold* an Important poaltlon tn
tb* First division and t* contiden-d
on* of tbe nMi-si officer* In tbe rutins
service, ne I* a member of the board
on fortldcatlona and aa such bas don*
moch to aid In lb* working out of a
scheme for coaat and harbor defeuas-
Major Galllard waa horn fn South
Carolina In lROO and was appointed to
tbe Military scsdemr from that etat*
ln iKwi. th* year Major Goethala was
rrailuated. In IHS4 he wa* commissioned a second lieutenant of engineers. In th* Spanish war b* aetrved
ss s colonel of volunteer*.
Major SIbert waa horn In A la lie. ran,
appointed to tbe Military academy
from that atate and graduated In liCH.
Hsmman Hss Achitvtd Ef*ormout
Railroad Power In Nin* Yon.
Lett liiiui nine years ago 1.. II. liar
rtxnan. the matter spinner. began to
weave a web of railroad i>ow*r. In tbe
*v*ep of tbe Bret few concentric rings
lay tbe old Union PaclOc. not an very
glorlou* a prey. On tt the spinner fat-
t*n*d and grew *tTong, to «ptn yet
other circle*, aay* a writer In World'*
Work. A little labor and, lo! within
tb* sti.I uarrow *wt**p uf tbo twli lay
tbe Oregon system, the Chlraav and
Alton, tbe Kansas City rVmtbern. Tbe
corner grew cramped. The great mechanic stretched far out acre** the
confluent aud fattened up»n San Francisco a alngl* arm of tbe woof of tbo
web- Tbe circle* grew greater. By tb*
ru'*. of IfwOT, tbey b**ld (h« whole of tb*
Union Pacific and tbe s.uib-ni I*acUk-.
tb** (ir«v"u line*, the San Pedro, safe
against assault from wlthuut or struggle from within. The flmt few filmy
thread* bad wouud about the Santa Fa.
Only tbe mighty band* of 111*1 and
Morgan bad saved th* Burllngtuu and
tbe Nurtli.Tii raclflc.
If thla wa* a mighty web, think of
tb* web that h* spin* today! Far
down to tbe gulf, threading tbe Mis-
tlmlppl valley, lie the thick toe«be*.
WIthtn their fold* struggles tbe Illinois
Central, gtrv*at, powerful, rich. And all
its grs-atnea*. power, rich**, aervo but
to make tbe hunter keener and avail
oot one lota for defense ntraluat tbe
spinner of the w*b. Y»t other anna
atretch out to grasp the gates of New
York, tb* harbor* of Philadelphia aod
Norfolk. Tlie coils lie etitwlned about
tb* Baltimore and Ohio, the Norfolk
and Western, the St Paul, tbe New
York Central, th* Santa !">•. tb* ivim
tytvanta railroad. How long will it be
before tbey tightens
!
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO
Author!**! oapllal .100.000
l-.ld ap 4*-°00
Surplus aad uodl.lded
|.n .III. SB.OO0
OKO R PABKINBON. President. C. S. DOWNING, Caahlwr
w *
j JOSEPH HUTCHINBON. Vlos-Fra. H. f.CONODON. Aaat Caaklwr. g
Transacts a General Banking
Business.
Interest Paid On Savings Accounts.
*
Safe deposit boxes, from Sa.oo to 6.00 per topi.
Pa*M *wt** Stsa |"SatSJ ^WT%."sST^I*rTr'Xw^*S W^XrO^M *a,sS S.***♦*".. *S tiw^.'S "watrS'
MISSOURI'S NEW CLUB.
For Kent—Two or throe nice furnished rooms, SOS Waverley. 15-lw*
For Sals—A Jersey cow. Ill Addison avenne. , J4-if
For Hnl««—Qood strong buggy,
cheap. Alto harness. Apply ttt
Hswthorne avenue. 17-lw*
For Sale—targe gas rang* and
sideboard, cheap. Apply tbO Waverley afreet. 17-lw-c
For Sale.—Two-seated spring wagon tn good condition. Apply ill
.Everett avenu*. 23-lw*
For Sale—If you want a rig cheap
see Co-operative Land A Trust Company, who are offering a surrey, trap
and single buggy. 7-tf
For Sale at a bargain, or will reut
to retponslblo party, now six-room
modern house, partly furnished. Pantry, bath, basement, coal and gas
range*. Inquire 60S Fulton street.
39-lm-c
For Sale—Five Jersey cow*, from
110 up to ttb. Alao one Jersey
bull, Dower Jr., registered. Inquire
B. J. Laughery, Bl Monte avtnue.
care Sanborn ranch. Mountain View.
11*1 •»•
POCKET WIRELESS.
Int*r**tlng Future For A**snt Inven-
tun *f |it*|ll*h Engirvo.r.
An Cnjillsb *twctrtcal *ti«tneer, l.r
n**t Oldeubourgi bas r*c*ut)y bivent*d
a new- talegrapbic receiver which. It I*
declared, 1* **u»ltlve tsnovigb to d*t*ct
th* most delicate Impul*** which even
a pocket battery could send out
This inttruitieni. which Is at pre*ant
known a* tb* captlltform receiver. Is
"mor* senaltlre than tb*? brain." It la
aald to transcend all previous invention* in delicacy. It depend* nn the
fact that mercury In a vertical cap!)
tary tub*, tlk* that of a thennometH1.
rtoe* and falls when an *lectrtc enr
rent 1* p***ed through It
Till* fact haa Ion*, been known. Mr.
Otdwnbourg's Invention couatst* In
anagnlfylng It and In utinitn.- It In a
ahai>e which enalde* It to be n*ed prac-
tlcalty aa the receiving Instrument of n
telegraphic Inatallatloti. Ita |t4i-cullar
value ts, It I* claimed, that It wtll respond to far smaller currents than
those at pntpnt used. A mere fractloii
of a volt U tutllcleut to work It
Mr. OI>leiit".unt asaerta. aay* tbe
Boston Transcript, tbat It will be quite
poeslble wltb the aid of his new In-
atrumetit to make a teleirrnphlc apparatus by which any one walking about
tbe floor could *end tntelllglMe n****-
■aae*. for tnttance. to n i?onfe.terate on
the platform where a mind reading
act I* l-ctiig pavfWIUSu wtthimt any one
•4S* knowloa nt.iut tbem.
Only Men Antwtrlng to th* Nam* et
■111 C*n eoln.
Tb* "BUI Club. No. 1. of tbe World"
filed article* of saasK-latlou wltb the
aocrvtary of atate of MU*ourl aud upon a pro forma tlecree of the circuit
court of Clay county wa* granted a
charter a* a auclal organisation.
Tb* beadi'uariere of tbl* club U at
BscuUlur Hprlnga, Mo., and Ita mem-
borahlp ta raatTtcted to men who aa-
swtr to tbe name of Bill, aay* tb* Bt
Louis Itepubllc.
WlltUtp J. Brynn, Ctdtwl BUtva Senator Stone and ex-f^mgresaman Cow-
bard of Kansas City ar* 00 tbs membership roll. Tb* officer* are: President, BUI SUk; vice pre«kl*nt Kill
Wear; secretary, BUI llyder; treasurer,
BUI Flack.
A banquet programme acctrmpanled
tba itapert that ware sent to tbe *err*>
tary of aute. It dlaclo*** tbe fact tbat
the pasMwonl of tbla orranlxatloo la
"Hello BUt" Even tbe proeranin** It-
sslf waa print.-.) by Printer* BUI Mr
Kliin.-j, BUI Flack and BUI Hyder and
contain* plrturea of the "l.!.*»t BUI,
BUI Covliig-ton, and tb* youngest BUI,
BUI Hlsk. tb* Utter a llttl* toddler.
BUI Fowler of Excelsior Spring* Is
tb* poet laureate of th*' club. Here la
an eacerpt from one of hi* rhapaodl**:
TbsPfsVs loagm ta tbs rtllsr. and Umvw**
.»■.■* on th* hut
But none on swrth that totals our own.
with nrrmU'ii sll niimnl Hill,
Teu rant *j«t ta aa Willi***, rou ctnnot
J..tn at Wtll.
An* WtllUm stn't tb*
trot to be Ju>t Hill.
We Usually Talk About
Good Things to Eat
This wsek we Introduce good things to drink. Palo Alto
Soda Water, "Tb* Soda Wster with tb* Red Neck Label"
This Soda Water la guaranteed absolutely pur*. Think what
this means—every bottle ts guaranteed. It Is far ahead of
ordinary "aoda" aad we wsnt you to try It Wo sail * good
deal of tt now. but shall sell lots more when It get* bettor
known.
Dellsrertstl—llrgnlar stie, 50c per doien; pints, 76e per dos.
Ramplrt fut*alsb*-d to tat.c-stcd |«rtle*.
Earle & Company
Phone Main 37. 150 UnlvcrsltyAve.
STAMPS FOR CHARITY.
San Francisco Messenger
■nd Purchasing; Agent'
■* K. GIBBON
: Dally trips. leaving at 11:01 a m
Agent F. Tbomaa Parialan Dyalag.
i A Cleaning Works, San Frandaoo. |
: Offlca, CraodaU's Cyclsry. Phon*
White 311. City offlc*. Watermaa
Pen Co., 743 Market strsot Phons
l Temporary 3144.
LOOT.
i.o*t—Oold watch and fob with
Masonic charm attached. Liberal
reward will be paid tor their return
to tb* Palo Alto hotel. 3S-St*
Lost—Pars* with $40 lu gold sad
three pieces of silver st Southern
Psclflc depot on arrival of 11:03
train yesterday forenoon. Return to
Palo Alto hotel. Handsome reward.
30-lw-
MlSCKU^Jnoot a
Furniture bought and sold by W.
F. Pennebaker, 631 Emerson street
Phone Whits 4*7. i:-tf
Ths only branch lo Tnlo Alto of
ths F. Thomas Parisian Dy* Works,
37 Tenth street, Ssn Francisco, la at
3&9 University avenue, at th* Three
Llttl* Tailors, L. J. Bloom manager.
Phoa* Blsck 111. •
Ths MN*bucht(ti>*uar Curs."
Many persou*. tu«u ami .voiiien. who
sr* aulferlng from Indigestion or atml
lar atliiusits are being treated tn Ao-
aonla, ('iitUL. by the "Netmi hadnesaar
cure," aay* ao Anaonla dltpalcb to tb*
Phllailvlpbln l*ri*as. Thrvs*' who rend
their Hltiis* know; thst Nebucbadoesaar
was c*>ademned to go on all four and
eat graaa. Tbe cur*.* named after tbe
wlckwl king dooa not »mu:in-i the pa
ttent to eat grn**. but tbe i-atlent woman or man, most go on all fours for
a certain fixed time cacti slay. If th*
patient 1* a weak woman a guadripedal
tour of a larg* room once a day suf-
flcea; if be la a comparatively *tt*4?n£
man half a doa*u circuits ot the room
on all four* are enough. Tbe theory
back of the cure la that In the coonse
of hi* evolution man n-a* a ipi n!n:f---l
before be waa a biped and that certain
Ul* were aci4Uln*d wbeu be began to
walk erect So If he revert* to the
mode of pnigrtsttlon of hit remote an
ceetore be cures the ailment* brought
tato *xl*teuc» by hi* chance of peal
tlon.
Ho** French Covs'nmsnt May Rslss
Morn/ For Poor Consumptives.
"It will I-* a practical nu.1 easy way
ot almt giving and tbe government
wtll oot lose anytblng by It" I* tbo
argument an important l>ody of phi-
lantbrotilatt la using to convince the
French deputle* of tbe wisdom of their
latest charitable i»euject-that a new
pu*t*i*v stamp be iMurd *nd *old for
twice the itr.ee marki*d on It half go-
log to the state nail the other hslf to
the support of Imllgent consumptlv**.
A p*-raon wishing to send a letter to
a fore-gli country would buy a "ho-
tnanlftirtan stamp." at It 1* called, for
10 cents tiwtead of tbe usual 6 cents.
Tills trberoe originated -rttb I»r. Van
Wayenhurg and haa already 1-ren
adopted tn Holland, where tt haa met
with cinsldcrnble faeci*-a. a-iys a Paris
cable to the tlllCagn llevs.nl H.-rnM.
Tbe Imtch stainpt. twice the tlxe of
the ordinary one*, wtll be erMrtHnlly designed by Artbtt*dcr Klmtcreti of tbe
Holland Fine Arts academy. The symbol* on tbem i**pr***at vaiioun means
of vanquishing tnbercnln*]ts, such as a
head of wheat and the aralk. which
stand* for wh<a|tss»me fond, and a dove,
which calta to mind frc-ih air.
B P. Iin.i. H. 8. RlTCBlK
Coal Wood
Hay Grain
BeMl-Rltchlea Co.
raosasMsisse
;>»i etsr*>4 *. *■»-) ilm.iMan
efts mmr-rrrmmmrrr
CEO. H. BF.NTLEY
Contractor for PUsterlag.
All old snd new work. In-
Bid* or outside. Estlmsto*
given.
Healdence S6G Hamilton
avenue.. Phone Red -16.
All kind* of made-op mortars fOr aale.
t^exxxxoexeeorxmmmmxx xre*
The FuDdamental
Principles
in the building of the
vose
Piano
are:—
1. The scientific production of each separate
part;
2. The skilful combination of all the parts.
The result b Von Quality.
BEN J. CURT AZ S SON;
1615 Van Has Avenue
San rtancisco, CaL
See A. A. Hspgood. agent South*
era Pacific Company, at Palo Alto
depot, about your trip east. Any
and all routes. No trouble to fur*
nlsb information.
Brfsad tVllv******. tinny.
i-nre and wholcaome. D
Bahary. Pbe-aa rail** * tv., M.t.
Gently move* tbe bowels and at
the aame time stopa the cough. Bss'a
Laxative Congh Syrup. Contains
Honor and Tar. No opiate*. Beat
for coughs and colds, croup and
whooping cough. Satisfaction guaranteed. Children like It others Indorse It. Sold by Welngartner A
Co.
Subscribe for thc Titaea
Bob Slsighi ss Gun Carriag**.
A test wblcb* may prore of vary
great lmj*ortt*?n«' to the mllttta of Can
ada ts now mdnt: on lu Ottawa. It It to
prove whether or not In time of war
the ordinary bob tlcb:h** wliVb pra'tl
catty every fartner i*ost*»w*e* could be
tatted for luc the ordinary twelve'
pound gun In winter.- A set of the ret*-
nlar aloop sieL-h* which are o*e*I by:
tbe fanner* bat beeu Imllt and tV gm
and seats ttxe.1 ou the htntl uhytpt
wtth tbe limber boxes on lb** tropA
•sleigh. It was drawn abort the stT-'.>t-
wtth hor*e* on the gallstp n**.—ntl- tha*
•tted up. the teat being . ah-bed b.i
Lteutenant Colonel l;uihc.-f>nt JL.v
sr of artillery, and otlter s»tt1.
Coming.
Thst sun Is on the rllum tre*
AAd wirmi (hs Use eak's N"j*hs.s
Al>l w-hrrr- tbe *m.l> tM.-keta arw
On* hear* tb* *livd isrnjM
Of w IM Mr-da pUnnln* ibelr *rw* booM
And hear* the fletil lurks sine.
And sll tb* srrartd 1* wshtnc up
To stna a *ona of tprtne.
Bensi. wvMv the bsornlna trasb ptl* a*-
Wltl M-ml Its sttfllas r*-*h
Inte <Mteb nisnk snd crnnn</, and
Tbe prtra bouaMwaifs will seek
Tueh sp«k of sUrt snd stir tt on
Awd ehsse It e-v \ *\N-t:i.
Roll up tbe rnattln* and tbs rue*
And hang th* eai-pett out
Boon. toon, tb* poor. t>s*s1evt1*>d m*oi
Will Ion* tor ammmct Isles
Or— rwtber th*n house *S*«nln4t Uiai
For "ttrtm war rent d*Sl*>*;**
Boon -rtlt the tctfrnr of the ■petn*
BUr him till he ahall with
To go fsr rrorn lh* nteddtna mop
To sottM lov*d spot s.n.1 Rttb.
B-*<*n wiu tb* wtf» wbo elvtrmed ut «
tn dart agsie* aria*
"rr<on. b-*d by early candle light.
Otim purpo**. tn her er**:
BM Ut gee^loj nb*trs**t4*dtr
And at tbe st-rort 0*s* cteae
Meet us wltb dust ra* round ber ammA
AJid smut spot nn h. r * •*•
-•Houstori PTw>/t
MAGAZmE
HEADERS
3 SffiSS5C* aad SI-50
J4.F. Wwa. a r—
on., curt
All for ... .
Attwilalwt
•USS£T MAGAZtSB
Even a Child
C»n St*e the Point
It pars to bur drags bar. bweauw
to wr.rr reasonable pric* Is addwd .
Eoaranlee of rttUTY. ntKSa.SE*8
•neQlAUT,'. ^
j Why not try us with your orders
j and prescriptions?
Weingartner &■ Co.
l>ewrrl|i4ioei Drwnlata.
aoi ixn-Kitsm- wish:
Tb. Dally Tlmae— loc a weak
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No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
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First
National
Bank
COMMERCIAL AND
HAVINGS
*f
(XINSKRVATI* i:
MA-VAOEMKNT
Tba ******* coonactloaa
and atroaa t**m* at tku
bank ara at tba aarrlca of tta
cuatomara.
OrriCKRS:
C. a CUM* PraaldaoL
Ja-a Dad-aid. Vlaa-praaUaa-.
-11 Kla*. Caaol.r.
C. a Jordaa. ,
>hl.r.
Aaa. Caahlar. I
DIRECTOR8.
B. Child.
Joba DudO.ld
C l- -milk.
H. W. fllmkln.
Ell Kink
Ilr. K. L. Wilbur
J. a Lakln
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NEWS OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Froa 1-t Dailv Palo Alto
se ********* 9**'
VARSITY WINS THE GAI-EjWILL COUNT DAILY WOM
HT. MAUI'S MNIi nil i: Mill BV
IIOORE OF 4 TO I.
FACl'I/TV OP LAW DKPARTMEST
A IMHT KKW ltl'LK.
I.
Stanford BaUla_ I. Frala-. of tba Mark. obtalnr- la Rrdurion. Will
Contaat Plarad Vci.-rdajr Ooant (hw-Thlrd Tuwarf Ft-
Aluraoon. nal Grade.
HititmiimmttHUM,
Phone Main 160
I City Marhet .
A C LAUUDSEN, Pf<jp.
Dealer la
3 fresh snd Salt Mestt 5
of sll kinds.
Poultry, Etc
Ererjikill Firsl-ClaiJ ud
Up-to-DaK
Order, Delivered Pro«pll>
4
S 301 University Avenue
PALO ALTO
The Varsity shoved line form on
Wednesday and for the first Um*
wlthlo recent rear* succ«*d*d In d*-
featlng thu crack' nine from St.
MaryV College by tfa* score of 4 to
S. Stanford bsttars wer* .abl* to
coanact with Pitcher Kraos*'* carve*
ln mor* effective style this afternoon than at any Um* laat season
and hits were made whea ther meant
ruas. Por Stanford, Theile and
Mitchell formed th* better, for tfa*
flrst flv* Innings snd St. Mary's made
oae ran In the fourth Inning on three
hits, doodell and Oanoog went
in for th* laat four innings, and in
the eighth St Marys secured two
more runs on three hit* and a walk.
In th* ninth Goodell walked three
men at different times aad with three
on th* bags, and two ont*. Collins
came to the bst for BL Marr's bnt
w*nt out on a grounder to Sampson.
Stanford started aer scoriae In the
third when two runs were made on
Scott'* kit, Mitchell's two-bagger,
and an error br St. Hair's* In the
seventh the Vsrslty secured fwo more
runs on s single by Ball, Boll's sao
rlflce. Scott's three-bagger, and
■ingle by Ganong. It was aa exciting game and the Vsrslty showed np
la far b*tt*r form thaa nt aay previous time this season.
C. W. SchoJefleld. 11. was played
In right field and Scott was shifted
to left (Ifui.
Th* summary follows:
It H. A.
SUnford i 8 I
. Mary's ...,..,. I * I
Struck *pul: by Thell* t*.by Good-
all 0: by Krsuse 9. Ham on balls:
off Theft* 1; off Goodell (., of Krans*
Tbr** baggers: Scott and Cd.lin*.
Two bagger: Mitchell. Umpire. M.
Schafer of SanU Clara. Time of
game. 1:50. .
Hay, Grain,
Wood aod Coal
D*llv*r*d at market ratee
P. U WOIUUIM-, Propria***.
Cerner Alma *ti***t sad
Hamlltoa arson*. Psl*. Alts.
Opposite Freight Depot
****** ************** *****
la ****** * stadesst's grad*
la tbe work of the Law 11 ■ \ **rtn irn t.
hie rlu-raon work ahall be allowed
to roant as one-third la -lotrrnilnlng
his final -grade. A mlnlmmn of Alty per cea* shall be -*-_ni.**-*-l te both
claseruoari work -aad the tta
Th* above regulation, whlcb was
adopted by tha Faculty of th* Lav
department Friday night and which
goes Into effect Immediately, mark*
a radical change In th* policy of th*
department. Heretofore tb* dally
work bas not counted particularly
lu favor of tho student, sols dependence being placed on the final examination. Tfa* old system necessarily
caused conalderabl* Injustice, *nJ ■»
Is th* purpose W tbe new rule to remedy the inequality. —
Under tbe new regulation,.in "inking *p a student's grade, the Instructor will count tbe dally work aa ons-
thlrj snd the final examination
two-thirds. To obuln tbe grade for
tbe dslly work, tbe marks secured
Id clsss and written ftclta tlons and
In the mid-semester test wlll lis ar-
4Ts god. Tfae regulation provides
thst neither tfa* dslly avenge nor
the final examination mark sbsll fall
below flfty per c*oL
The new ruling of the department
wltl,prevent the student who mala*
Ulns a good average In claas work
from being judged entirely upon *
final examination. >
ANOTHER MEET FRIDAY
NEW MKX WILL AGAIN RUN IN
8SPARATB --VESTS. . ;,
First Relay Rare Arose** Interest
Among Men.—Addltl-o-u to
Rabbtnc I__et.
Tfa* third track meet of tbe season win be held Friday afternoon
at _:oo, and wlll be arranged similar.** to that of last week, tbe varsity men snd now material comp*t-
Ing In aeparate •tub aad everyone
running from scratch. An entry- Ust
Is now posted In the training boose,
and everyone who expects to com-
pete ls expected to sign up before
tbe beginning of the m**t.
Th* relay race instituted by Captain Lanagan and Trainer Moulton
Tuesday afternoon proved a distinct sneess* and wlll be continued
every afternoon, atartlng each day at
*• o'clock. The race Tueaday was
close and interesting snd aroused
new Interest among: the men on the
sqnsd. Th* two teams eorvrsd s
dlsunc* of two miles, each nan run-
nlnff a -ISO-yard relay, and so evenly wsre th* two teams mstohed tbat
th* men were scarcely two yards
apart at th* finish. H. Brown. '11.
and C. Coonan. '09. raa a fast and
does rac* la th* flrat relay, Coonan
winning from tb* Froehnian by a
scant yard. The lead wa* ehsoged
from on* tssm to the other four
times daring th* rsce, though on
the final Isp Holmsn ws* given
lead over R**d wblch enabled bin-
to win th* event.
Tfae Improvement In the condition
of the men has boen rapid daring
tbe put week-so that Friday's meet
jbosld se* good time msde In ev-1
ery event Trainer Moulton Is well;
pteassd with tb* progress bslng mad*
by his msn. and Is already advising |
some of th* men who hav* boeh doing bard work, to lighten their train-
Ing. aad to do thslr regular events i
nly two or thr** times a wssk. using
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO
Author-led Capital - • 100,000
Paid np Capital 50,000
Surplus and undivided proflu - 33,000
OK). B. PARKINSON, Plllllnl a B. DOWN-NO.
JOS-PH HXTCHINSON. Vkta-Fr-t. B. P. CON-DOS. Aaat. _______
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Why not start the New Year by opening
a Bank Account
' 1
4 Per Cent Interest on Savings
Accounts
'r
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in a Fire and
Burglar Proof vault from 2.00 to
6.00 per year.
ow*********t*t**»***woaaa*******m
th* other time for practice In start-;
TENNIS MATCH DECIDED ing sod light jogging. Although the;
large squad keeps "Dad" rsther busy h
OOTT AKI> OOWAN WW 1NTKB-1 """"-ting th* work, h* Is devoting]
1 conalderabl* time to tb* Instruction :
of individual i*-*;r formers.
T.-nui* Men Are At Work and .lustra-
'ten Flayer Assist* ir fafaiy b* continued from this time on. j
ITartloe. Titeed I* working hard In the sprints!
TO CONSIDER SOWING
KXBCTTfVK OOMMnTRE WlU.
III-. I ss IBM i:iiiHT.
Qa-atlo- fUlaed Hr Callforala WUI
Ba Takrti Ip Toalaht
al Martin*.
Too to call. Phone or write
as whenever ls need of the
serrices of a
_, .Moving Van
or wish to have sar carting or handling done. We
lean quicKly fill orders for
tach worK, as we hares
number of wagons a
moving vans.
Palo Alto Transfer Co.
525 ALMA STREET
Phone Main 90
M »* ' '
Tfa* question as to whether Stanford shall meet the University ot California In an Intercollegiate regatta
of Freshman "elghta" will come ap
for consideration at tbe moating of
the i->.-. iimsi- Commltte* to be held
this evening. At the1 lut meeting
of tbe intercollegiate Athletic Agreement Committee In San Francisco It
was decided by the delegates to leave
the matter uf Freshman eights entirely with tfae two graduate managers. Manager Knupp wlahes to get
Instruction as to the sentiment of
tbe local Commltteo upon the subject aa th* i*su* has beeo brought
to a crisis rooently.
At prevent Stanford is In th* predicament of being able to enter a
stro-pg Freahmaa eight, hot as tbere
1* bnt one shell In poss-ssion of th*
Boat Clnb. thla will be Impossible
at present. Tbe purchase of a new
hell 1* not feasible at tbls time, and
Manager Knupp Is not In favor of
securing a second-hand craft at any
great expense as next *e**on tbe
present varsity shell will be relegated
ti. tb-> second <*iass aad can be used
by a Frtf----SsVere*Tr^_*te-pLni_M^b^
thst abould California wish to lend
the local oarsmen a shell or eight*
oar barge to train In, the event might
be attempted. Tbe folly of attempting to train tbe varsity snd Freshman crows la the same shell Is ert.'
dent to tbe expert oarsmen, and
meets with strong opposition by
coaches Murphy and Tamer.
It is upon this situation thai
Knupp will ask for Information and
alao tbe question of tbe date for the
meet of tbe crew* wtll come ap.
Coach Oarnwtt, of th* University of
California, Is quoted aa having stated
that tbe date must fsll Is April.
CAA** CONTEST.
Wanted WANTED Wanted
All the good people of Palo
Alto, especially the newcomers, rto know that we carry a
full line of Ranges, Water
heaters and Heaters, and are
always ready to demonstrate
•. the use of same
PALO ALTO GAS CO.
. PHONK MAIN 62
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S47 MIQM ST.
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I
Several trials bave been run dnr- I **> *>*** it* ***** tn* ***** «M> iw. ***** _.*** ***4 *** His »i w, A*
Ing the past few days and wlll prob-|#
Tfa* Interclass double* tennis championship, which wss postponed from
last semester, was decided on Tuss
day afternoon on the Encina
courts, wben B. A; Oott, '09, and A.
3 Oowan. °9- ****** J. W. I-tl-
tenths., Jr.. 'OS, and L. Newland, 0t,
In the final round of the tournament-
Oott and Oowaa decisively beat
their opponents, who played an ui*~
bill game all tbe w«y through and
only loomed up ln th* third set.wbss
ith s good tally, tbey took their
only set of tb* dsy. Tbe reealt of
tbe entire gsme wsa as follows: 4-
3. 6-1, i-9, 0-1.
I Jordan, an Instructor In tn*
Applied , Mathematlcw department,
and who baa lately come from Australia, I* a tennis player of sots*
note*. In recent matches with som*
of ths university veterans, fae has
displayed a great deal of form and
at the present time b* Is looked np*
os aa th* b*st player In the I-'nl-
vt-slty.
Tb* players are now practicing In
teams and ar* getting Into sbap* for
tb* preliminary tryout* for the varsity doubles team. The following
men may b* seen practicing together: P. B. D*l*_o, '08, and A. J.
Oowaa. 'Oft; H. Mann. '01, and 0. B.
Dote, 'OS; B. A. Oott. '0ft, and C. A,
Oreen, '10.
and la running In fine form, doing J
S trial Monday In very little short of j I
oic: It. B. Wheeler. '11. ran a ?
HO In 0:66 and with more strength '. 1
for a better finish will mak* good i
time. Miller bas done several qnar- -
ters under 0:E8 and Is displaying'J
good form. K. A. McOr*c,or ran a! f
trial 80-yard daah In 1:10, and 5
Maundrell covered the mile In less £
tban 4:86. Horton ln tb* snotput
baa been doing good work In practice ,and has put the sphere beyond
the 48 foot mark oo several occasions.
The meet Frldsy resulted In tbe; 5
sddltlon of eleven new aames to th**
rubbing 1lst*snd another change will j
bo made at the end of this week. -
Thoso added to th* rubbing list ar*:
W. C. Sheii.-n. '08. B. A. Kocher,'. J
'08, C. I* S*T*ry. *08. W. C. Mc- jf
Duffle. 'Oft, J. O. Ferguson, 'Oft, A. j '
Scfanack. '10, U Scott, '10. W. S. I
Porter, '11, F. K. Pomeroy, 'il, 0. j
Bevler, '11, and C. C. TsyWr. 'H-
_J . __-_.
-hill. \Mi SXAKS-I l' l.i ■ 1 **■. !
Seveti f'rrmilni-nl ^'pperclssanw*) I nl- \
Ximted Into Honor Society
Tuesday Night.
ELECTRICITY!
For Light and
Power Purposes
Aw«y To
[ United Gas & Electric Co. j
Palo Alto snd Redwood City
i ■*
***************nsivjs _i *^ * w mm*tmr*wwlai^tsw.^*m^*m*sttmtLm*L—
GEO. H. BENTLET
All old and ssw work, la-
aid* or on tside. SJetimate*
Resldenc* 886 HaaUtoe
»venue Phone Rsd tit,
Alsbsstlns for ssls; bsst
kalsomlne In ass. all color*.
** seeeee*eeeee_.e-essssss**
WlU aL-Mtar* at Samm-r School.
Professor H. R. Fnlrcloagh. of tfae
Latin department, and Professor H.
W. Rolfe. of tbe Oreek department,
■rs both to lecture In tfae sammer
school of Columbia University.
Profssaor B. O. Foster, of tb* Latin department, ba* accepted * position as teacher In the summer
achool of tfa* Unlvdrslty of Califor
May Perm Eosal HaBrwge lAWgmc.
A nleetlng wlll be held Friday afternoon st tfa* bom* of Mra. C. A.
Dnntway. 6 Alvarado Row, to discuss
plans ror tbe formation of ;. Stanford branch of the National Kqttst
Suffrage League of college and professional women.
There Is an active branch of lb*
leagn* la Ban Francisco, whlcfa If
composed chiefly of graduate wotnos
of th* University of California and
Stanford. Tfae organization eileta In
many college* and universities todsy,
Bryn Mswr having tbe strongest
branch. Tbe formation of a Stanford
branch waa first suggested by Mrs.
Mary Hood Park*, of Boston, who
addresse-d the Women's League
tbelr laat meeting. <
The local braacb wlll aim to hare
thr** prominent speakers daring the
yesr to arouse Interest among tfae
women. All women Interested In tbe
oritanliation are Invited to be present Friday afternoon.
Sknll and Snakes, tb* appvrclaas
honor society. Initiated th* following
members last nlgbt: A. A. Murphy.
'06, president of tfae Student Body:
O. E. Dole. '08, a member of tbe
'06. varsity football team: P. fi. Delano, *0S, former editor of tbe "Dslly
Palo Alto," aad present captain of
tbe tennis team; W. C. Theile, '08.
varsity pitcher; Hi, Horton, '08,
vsrslty football and track man; R
A. Oott. 'Oft. leader of tb* Mandolin
Clnb; and C. Coonan. 'Oft,
track man. **
SPAULDING'S
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works
M01 California Street, San Freocisco.
Gibson A Rogers, ag«at* for all territory faefss*.
View aad Redwood City. Heeideoce phone White 1SS1
pt.one Main 100. 917 University aveaoe, Palo Alto. C
Frank Mills, florist.
To Play Saata Clara Today,
Th* second gsme of tbe week aod
th* second match of tb* season wltb
Banta Clara, will b* called on tb*
campus dlsmond this afternoon at 3:46. Th* flrat contest resulted In nine inning* of fast baseball, the final score being t to 1
|t_. j against tb**- Varsity, [ and a speedy
exhibition should n* witnessed Tfanr*-
day Both teams wlll play practic-
"
Women Play naak*>tball Todsy.
Tbls afternoon tber* wlll be
the first basketball gams of the season, wfalcfa win bs plsyed sgslnst
the Palo Alto Hlgb School. Tb*
game will be called at 4:46 st Roble court, and the team to represent
Staaford wlll be chosen then. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock tbere
will be * gate* wltfa Cogswell Poly-
ally the same men a* comprised lb*
line-ups lost week. Th* admission
will n* twenty-flv« cent*.
t'_*fa*rc*-afe B*i»f^**-*atellTr Cboses.
At a meeting of tbe Women Com*
.outers' Association Wednesday In
Rest Room, Miss C. Hates. '08, WS*
•lected repre*eata_lT* to tb* President's Confervno* ef Young Women.
It was decided to give som* eater-
technlc School. An admission fee of j u.M,eBt in tb* n*ar futsr*. for tb*
Handbell Games Coatlnae.
The firat preliminary games of Uw
championship handball serlss ar*
still continuing at tb* Knclna Oygi-
naalum. As s result, W, H. Masters, '0ft, defeated P. W. Merrill, '08.
81-11. 11-17. O, E. Dole, '08, bsst
H. Mann, '0ft, J 1,-15. 81-7. A. B.
Cox. J*», defected C. W. Wangfa, *11,
11-ft, ll-B, and A. 0- Kotl, *08. beat
C. B. Osborn. '08, ll-t. 81-8. ' Tomorrow W. H. Master*. '0t, will moot
A. O. Mott. 08.
fifteen cents wlll be charged to this
gsme, but the content todsy ts
free and, all women ar* invited to
lb* present.
5—* Xesteiia M-rmJbero.
L. B. Dubois, '10, L. L. HID. *11.
and H. *. Tracy. '11, were hut nighi
el*cted to membership ln tb* Se*-
tort* Literary Society.
■-.optwuSalsi Elert* *|eiiihrr».
At Its rsgular m**tla*i last night,
the Suphronla Literary Society elected R. B. Stover, '0ft. and B. C. Pack,
*llr to membership.
women commutora, but no dste wsa
decided upon.
Fifty Dollsr Prise For Beakv Fast*.
Tbe Senior Fsrre committee met
this afternoon st the Delta Gamma
house and decided to offer a prt«*
of fifty dollar* for a soluble faro*
for Senior weak. Manuscripts will
b* called tor sboal April first.
Htegers Wsnted for Jsslor Opers.'
A tr-rout tor both th* prinrjpsl
parts aad tfas cborns of tfa* Junior
Opera will bs bsld tomorrow afternoon In tb* University Chape] at
4:10. Tboa* who desire principal
parte are requested (to bring ons
•election suited to tbelr -role* and aa
accompaalst. Tfa* tryout Is for -toth
tfaa men's and woman's parts and all
stnd*nte of ts* University -who csn
sing srs eligible.
MIm Charlotte Brownll*. '08. of
Vallejo, wss married Is Bas Frand*-
co this afternoon to William Robhlno,
of 8 ok us
0003
No full textfACB POUR
DAILY P.-iU; Al.Tv) TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1913.
©nily Palo Blto (Times
m ot HamUi ...-■.-■- ana p.- -. .
TIMt.S ITHMSHISi'. COUrANY
-rhatrgee* gives os our 1*00 rate.
'•J-MTAIII.1HIIMF.NT*' ("t>HTH
Uot for R-iim unexplained rear-on.
la con -Is but tine-fourth of mir
-^ total army eioenditur** p*r year
•«.*• Our people are ready, no doubt. Io
' ii.*, j "■J' »'l"*1 1* "■■Hr necessary, but
■** whale*""' Is lo cjc*-*s of ihi* waai*
lULV a* grafi. The tola! niillltary cos'
t^L^-s&ti.t%J!'SJs:Iz\"» '•■--" >■ «'••■> *» *-'.*- * 1
*r*,U *.Ik««i THK TIM ft* - -■- '*•*"*•- 1 Allen a* till *fc. 000 Hlvld u-
SJiT. ssssfli at^ie^^^^»t*^sl^i*|ti•l iw 'his by the number of soldier*
«rlt*r, net tor -n.bll.-s iloo. but a* * j**™**' | (85.000> w« have ao annual coit of
jf «s.<id fiilb. fietlilns ot a *-*„,-*,.nit or j
SwL** r.i. i.r *,iii tt* sakiuasd. 11.910 per year for each.
~Kn.*r*d at ibr PowcHSf-.. Tale Alie. Call-1 Army preparations
fHtrnia, aa
H IV. SIMKINS
Addrrss on Linnaeus
by Professor
L. R. Abrams
STANFORD BOTANIST T
LECTURE TOMORROW
NIGHT.
si-nogs
MONDAY. MARCH 17, 191S
Ould be futile without soldiers. Yet ll would
*FU.Y appear Ibat if the nation should
dlsr.hargn them all thn saving would
be relatively amall. The balance ot
1113.41.7.000. besides Interest, pensions and the time of those who
might he employed In gainful occupations, repre-eiis still a huge
titlllitnry establishnirnt. almont a*
litr-tn dm the annual co«l of the whol<
regular army of flreat
(2(1.?3C- j on n very unwelcome coasi
ISO. For clothing, subsistence and The average yeart) cost of ihe
transportation Ihe total Is |16.0*7.- JapsniiM soldiers has been under-
080. Adding this to the pay. we j estimated ut %:\n per year , 1'nt-
beve for our army a grand total oft visions come higher In California.
f36,2B3.H0. which, devlded by1 nnd this supposed landlnc would t*i-
Sl.fjon. gives fur. Adding forlhnual a gtT*od deal of ammunition,
what arc known as 'overhead, Put at the lowest entlmeta it would
C. H. C.ilberl
Preildent
Alfred Srale
Secretary
Notice to Depositors
Ota account of rlusnce of rWal year to September SO Interi—t r*n
l-niibup *|tH-k and depoolu (except coupon) nil) lie paid on April
1 *ad it-iMb-r I. Iiit.re.i, n.-.,.„,iN-r |, iuij. (o April I. I0IS,
will he paid April 1 next.
Palo Alto Mutual Building
and Loan Association
Office 257 University Avenue
PHONE 778
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cost vert many minium. In cash to
•quip and start thla army-
It could not tie done from fond*
In hatha In nil) Orlenlnl nation It
• ould not be tiorrowed in London or
Paris or N*w York, for every ten
securallla by the issue of bonds was
exhausted in llu- war with Russia
for which Japan has I1.3*..'..000.nnn
yet to pay Japan has reached Ibe
limit of taxation She can borrow
no more
She would not fight u* If »be
■■ould She coiiljSTnol fight us If she
would The I'niled Slates still Is
nt she always has been, JnpnntNmost
sieadrasl friend and her beat customer. Japan's outside interests lie
In Asia, all of them—In Korea and
Mam-hurls -and her hold on these
region li absolutely conditioned on
her friendship with (he t'nlied
"OI1RAT 1M.ISION"
The coast of Japan, for that mat-
ler, is far more vulnerable than oui
own "A Inrge army" rould land al-
, moat anywhere In Jai»an Ilut. GO0O
miles form Its bane of supplies. It
could never get away again. No
roast of any nation aould ever b*
' Ideally nnd |ierfec(ly protected
j There Is iitlwityn room for more men.
i more sbl|-a. more forts If It wen
J perfectly defended, the cost of protection, aud the ..(eai-nre of these
, thousands on thousands of Idle men
. men would be menknee worse than
; an enemy's Invasion^--'
i "The Dream ot i-Vnlvemal War'
with which some of aur mlllllary «i-
' perls have liecome obaetut-d has no
, foundation in any needs of the
I'nlted States, it Is natural result
' pcrhapi. of the existence of great
armies and navies maintained In Idle-
nea. The leaders of there armlei
- and navies find In their dreams s
world where soldiery Is not play but
j action.
; We listen to them, snd w* open
: our treasures at their request be-
j cause their an Is one we do not un
] den-land. Everywhere the people'i
: money Is spent as money was never
! spent before on the "great lllualon"
' —that of Ideal defense easiest Imaginary dancer*
Beds and Bedding
featu
he principal
ir*j ..' thla furnl-
turn slon W« show a
p.js- una 'if brass and enameled beds, ta* bo*
springs and excellent
hair mattress**. Alio
fine tables, cbalrs, buffets, china closets, drees-
ers, chiffoniers—In fact
everything needed to
furnish a house.
Palo Alto Furniture Co.
223 U^rcrilty Avenue.
Phone Palo Alto 13.
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ATTORNEYS
NORMAN f. MA1C01H
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First National Bank bulldlac.
p*lo Alto
(Ml-..- pttOB* ft*.
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SCHOOLS.
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Latin, Greek. Meteorolojy
O. Dot S. Telepbowe P. A. 8*.
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son-Thoits Bide; phone 890K
Home office 1044 Bryant s^eet;
For Rent- Flat of (hree rooms
___^^___ : ground floor, &24 Emerson, near
K.mll, ...l0i.naD..ndl«Uk..''*3,t'",l'*,: •>"'--1- '"" ■hol' »'!*C .
also buttonholes
* Melody. 807X.
worked Phone '-■■'■'•('making.' Enquire Times offlce.
3-3-lm*
3-7-tf
Wanteds Woman wants work by
ie day or hour. Address 1G0 For-
>» avenue. »r phone 53IX. 3-10-lw*-
For Rent-—Room and board fot
gentleman, 4t< llimlKon. Phone
U8K. I-M-et"
Wanted - Young man wlshe-n
ark by day. week or month. Ad-
ress Hoi Q, Times office 3-H-lw*
Wanted Capable, dependable wo-
iao for housework snd rooking.
mm) wages, position permanent
'hone Palo Alto J-17 -3.I7-3:
Ftor Rent—Large sunny hnnse-
keeplng room. 16x24. with p.-t*.
third floor or Blmklns building. Exchange for work. Enquire Times.
3-7-tf
For
FOR SALE.
Rent - Furnished
house. 2 bathrooms. 14(5
Furnished house. 167 Ever,
ny .'.-room house, corner Co*
-—- Everett Phone
S-room
llrysnt.
H. Sun-
per
Shampooing
TREATMENT, FACIAL
thi:atmi:nt. HAIR WORK.
MRS. C MALCOLM WADE
Room No. 1 Madlson-Tliolu Rleek.
Phone ajsX
Chiropractic
removes ihe cause of disease by relieving Impingements on vital
* I nerves, thus restoring normal fune-
j Hon In diseased parts and organs.
!.. R. IlI.KMTiARH, D. C.
Oraduatei rhlropractor
Mariposa Hotel, Palo Alto.
Phone 772X.
And Mountain Vlew,**bal.
i.1K
For Rent—Issrgc mnny furnlsbedt
rooms; all modern convenlencea. '■
2*.3 Homer avenue. t-tO*-|w- ,
For Sain—Hatching eggs. Light
Itrshmss. 12 per letting: Brown leghorns. fl.r.O per setting: Black Minorca*. Il.r.n per netting. M. Hal-
tnm. 349 High street. 2-17-lm
. . For Rent Five-room cottage,
For Sale -Pony cart. Hludubnker. nicely furnished; electric light, use
good condition Price fir. Phone of piano; over 20 bearing frull
6-"K 3-l7-3t» ! trues, berries; 2 Llock from earllne
llox 397. Palo Alto
L
MRS. U ISLITZER
Superflous hair, warts, moles re-
I moved, painlessly.
; Rooms fl and O, 22*0 I'nlt. i-.iiy Ave.
[Hour-* 10 to 4 Phone 4U4.
Electric Needle Operator.
3-17-61
For Sale -Near library, convsn-i
lent house of nine rooms, reception; Acreage for Rent—10 seres on'
hall, large dose Is, two toilets, bath ! Alvlso road: house, hsrn. srtcslsu
tl bssement Suitable for isrg* well, fsrmlng tools, one year. 115
family or rooming house. Owner, j per month. Fire acres. Sunnyvale:
630 llryeot street
3-10-lf
For Bale—Dressed poultry: alio
will buy alt klnda of poultry. Correspondence solicited. Pbone 344X.
E. ladder. 426 Florence. Palo Alio
l-ts-lm
good house, barn, srtcstsn well.
Rent free to experienced person.
V V Harrier «
For Sal*—A garsge. site 18x24
reel: thoroughly lighted, nsally
moved Price II2*. 9*i9Waveriey.
1 14 3W>
For Sale—Nearly new Emerson
Angelus piano with large collection
of rolls. Cost 11,000. Would consider exchange on lots. Enqulro
music store z~' University avenue
For Rent Ijirge sunny rooms.
tt and 6 per month. -"61 Middle-
field road. Phone 39.1X. 3*ltJ-3t**
MISCELLANEOUS
PALO ALTO VACUUS?
CARPET CLEANING
Olbiion. Res. 167 Lytlon Av*
PHONE 430Y.
MO.VET TO M»AJ«. .
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: FOR SALE |
Eight-room home, lot t>6x *
1'■<*-, at a bargain. Terms e
Si.000 down. 126 per month. X
INSURANCE
e 1 can save you from 20 to e
* 40 [*r cent on Insurance. I
* Office at Building and Loan. *
e or call up .'9SL. e
• A. N. Umphreys •
ll
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For Sale- Eggs from
hens: Royal Plymouth Rock. Rhode
Island Red and While Leghorn: 91
per setting (li) 733 Addison nvenue. Phone 40ST. 3-10-lin*-
For Sate—Rurbank Crimson Win
ter rhubarb roots. 60 cents per dot
8 Homer nve Phone 340X
1-12-lw**
Money to loan, oq real estate se-j
curlty. Rodgers A Smith, attorneys!
!112!_ ni '*** M*a,*('<--Tholte building.'
selected l'*,° Ako- c*-- l-«-ti*
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RIAt.'E PAINTER ♦
HERMANN DOSB I
MONOtlRAMS AMt 81QNS Z
716 High it. l-hone OS IX Z
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"There rente * grievtms swarm of i
llli-s (ntn the land of r*«rypt. The-
l«nd was corrupted by r-eaaon of thr
files."
F. W. Sherman
Upholstering and
Repairing
shT W.'tssfr St. l-h-.ne 40*lT
'or Sale Hatching eggi: S. C.
White Leghorns. fl.f.O per setting:
While Rock snd Orpingtons. 12 per
setting; S. C. White leghorn boby
cbtcks. 10 rents each. F. Rernsaek.
Box 4S4. Palo Alto. S-26-lma
Easy chance to buy nicely furnished modern bungalow, six room"
and hath and smsll sewing room:
only 13.700; fl.200 cash, balance
monthly Installments. For particulars address Box 400-D, North Polo
Alio. 3-13-1 w«
For Sale— I-arge bay horse. Shri-
l&nd pony, harness and irap. one-
horse Studebaker sprinkling; cart
never been used. F A. Zane. Wood-
side. 3-t4*2t**
For Sale-Hatching eggs. Light
BrahmsB, : per selling: Brown
I*eghorna. 11.50 per setting: Black
Minorces. I1.S0 per neitlng. \:
Hallum. 349 High street. 3-17-1 m
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