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Business Retention and Expansion Program for the Village of Bradley: Bradley Economic Development Corporation Pratical Capstone Project
No full textThe Village of Bradley (VoB) entered a collaborative relationship with Governors State University (GSU), College of Art and Science, Division of Arts and Letters, Public Policy and Administration Unit for the Spring 2025 semester. The VoB, located in Kankakee County, Illinois, is seeking the research of economic development corporations in Illinois and creating a website for Bradley Economic Development Corporation.
The VoB has a small-town environment, with hopes of reversing the loss of the population base and developing a new revenue stream. The Village of Bradley has a motto of “Proud of Our Past, Focused on Our Future”. Its name was changed from North Kankakee to Bradley in 1895 after the David Bradley Manufacturing Company agreed to move its operations to the growing industrialized area. It sits in the scenic Kankakee River Valley of Illinois and is part of a larger urban area that includes the City of Kankakee and the Villages of Manteno and Bourbonnais in Kankakee County. The Village has a current population of approximately 15,695 people (U.S. Census, 2024). According to the Village of Bradley (2021), the median household income in Bradley is projected to increase by 9% from 67,400 by 2024. The VoB is hopeful this Bradley Economic Development Corporation will support economic development projects
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KM DAY
SEPTEMBER 2S. IHl*
Wvotlicc t__-|-*cs_-fc»
J. A. Squire, local weather oiwarvor, leper is
that the nut-imam unit minimum tb__m-__tit-.»
bare __g1sltui.il as follow* during the week:
r-.i_u_ n-t.imutu 76 raluhnu-l M
Ssturd-v •* » »
Sunday " 1* ' *»
Monday " *»*l £
Tui!*--... •*• .a w
Wi-tluti-day " *** •
Thursday, 8t.pt.» " U _ »
Katn-atl lor tbe past week, .toof an Ibiib.
Kalnfull for tbe »ea_ou. .Ul laches.
Kuiiin-11 te Sent. «S last year. -UinolMM*
Local Newt.
Kev. .1. W. Graybill Is in Oakland
today.
Archbishop Riordan was in town for
a short time ycs'lei-day.
The Berkeley faculty lias decided to
expel the-Erosbmen who engaged in a
recent rush iu violation of the University regulations.
The ineuiiers of the Christian Associations at tlie University will picnic
tomorrow li. the netghborlitsKl of
Vrenehman"* Tower. ■• -
Hews -nd Comtftefit-
.Miss OWe Beau or Urn Angeles Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Bill-well.'
Dr. dot-dan lectured at the Elrst
Uiiitariaii chiii-ch, Oakland, Wednesday evening on the subject "An Imperial RepiiWie."
Mrs. L. M. Burwcll aiid lilthi
daughter left this morning Jor a two
Siontl-S" visit witli her pareiilsal, Al-
hambrm-J-Us Angel-S-cotinty.
The Hawaiian loyalist* have petitioned tiie i*oni mission sent there from
this country to restoi-c the luonai-chy.
Quoeu Liland her followers delignl lu
opera houfTc effects.
The Islands of Baibadoes, under
British control, ai-e lu a state of terror,
w-lth.t-obelllon probable. The trouble
is due to the poverty caused by the
prevailing industrial conditions.
Much 'intoi-M cehtors around the
ojieratloiis of the Erench and English
forces in the 1,'pjs.r Xile region: News
is slow in coming, but it is believed
tliat the English arc in the ascendancy.
The Congregational Society will hold
a buslne-s meeting this evening ut the
residence of Mrs. Camp, corner Cow|ier
Aulmie .leiisen and family of Alma, ■street and I land lion avenue. All who
are Interested are cordially Invited lo
attend
The Catholict'luirch has asked this:
near Los Gates, have moved to Palo
Alto. Mr. Jensen owns some unim
proved property here.
Hr. Edgar L. Eaton of San Jose has j government lo protect priests ill the
taken air office in the Mariposa Mock! Pbilllpines from brutal treatment at
:—amHrttr -elieFeT ifestliiys and Fridays.] the hands of tlie natives. Geiierul
See his announcement for particulars, i Otis will do ull that is- possible to secure
. . _-y __ .,t.„ ,-, _. Uhem fair treatment.
The .lohu I). McUlllIvray Co. whoi -
have the library stone contract also] Xt a meeting of the University Re-'
bad the stone- work contracts on the [publican Club Wednesday night a res- ■
t'laus Spr-okfe-V'PnrwittuiipAniertet-UjOlutioii was iniiiidocud indorsing the:
Exchange buildings lu Sau Francisco. 'Uood Cov-erumetil f_eagiie. ltwasdis-
,„, , ,, . r tn erectly laid over and possiblv the.
The Cood Covertuuout Ltiague will ,..*■ " • I
, ,. ., ., . . ., ,„. author may lie gent v million shed ;
hold meetings throughout the county j ... *_-,-*
, . . . ,., ,, ... _., , i before the next meeting.
in the interest of the Kepubhcau .-state , -**
and Congressional ticket, but will Iw __!•*•' » meeting of the Band Tuesday
tiidep-uileiit Tti regard to the county .»igbl Henry Downing wtu-sctittling;
ticket. I with some of the hoys, when he fell |
-IISCBLLA-JBOUa.
CORSETS, «TSE%. »T^-S«V" ^Sft-fc*1 * w CT'
ClOVB« In alllatreishades. But- ItrSI.CO.
3MLirs. O-»tr,o.-ri*cl''0r?.
^DOWNING & LAUMBISTBR^>
I > |i r 1 ^ i*«-s»v Estimates on all kinds of work
PostoffiCe Box~72.' Palo Alto
NEATEST AND NEWSIEST
$2.00 PER YEAR
THE PA LO A LTO-L+V E-OA-K
Contractors and Builders
PALO ALTO PLANING MILL
Mul.DIXt-Salid CKNKIt.Vl. Mil.I. WoltK
Powell &. Dean
l 'roprietors
Time 'i'-_aV->l«_-.
roll I'll,, AI.TO.
S t"til.— IX1AST I1IVISII1.N
•lueltfrl April III. IK'S.
Toward San tt*'rmit.ts
Holer Mullen, the blaeksmith, goto
] with
{backward iu a chair and had bis
I shoulder dislocated. Dr. Ceo. E. Hall i
piece of iron in his eye a few days ago. .
He' is suffering considerably and is!ftWl,m,d1 ,l"! itijury and Mr. Downing
unable to attend to business, but ,lt) | i* ""•'"•'-•1.V the worse for his experience.
permanent injury to tho eye is antici- j 'It is reported that the conditions at
paled," ; Ihe Island of Cubit are critical and that
Chai.«s(I. Thompson and wire „(| Admiral Dewey may send two war
San .lose have moved into their re-i- *•**'*» '••.-"°. l0 « _•»» the »W«.
denee on Marguerite street, ilea.- **>"»•-•-■»•* »»«-«» are also causing
1 banning avenue. Mr. Thomson <"«1"1«"' I"'<1 •»"» continuing opera-
formerly 11 veil here and is well known.) Jto»* •««.«'« •■"-' '««' bluces .Spain still
to the older residents of tlie town. J holds.
The in..ruing topic at the I'resby-
Uirlan ehureh next Suuday will Ik, iheidlU-,"c ,or *t,Kri,t'
I. Laugford, the Republican can-1
liom the ••piwh'* I
j has put up to slaughter, wus iu town
■yesterday anil today. He wtilaed
t will talk .... -What is True Sue- "•«•*•>' -'' 1«-""nK -fings while here,!
oc**" llr. Little will sing at both so.- imud KmM tttlk •""* "> -h»* »■"■ "-M
elder brother in the parable of the
prodigal son. In the evening the pas-
J. J. Morris
Jm\ Estate and
Insurance
a In. a ut
"li 10 si fn '
7 *t*_ a tu
'7 ."»- a tu '
—a,'--a...iu-.
_a .i7 a tu
11 Sfl a iu
:t mi p m
4 (M p tn
«IS ii in
m-ip in
Kmlti Sun t'.!Ui>'!<.
•■.-il 11 111
III tti II III
11 a» a hi
1- 51 p m
*'3 IU p iu
1 Hi p in
","i 20 p m
••'. ot p m
*'. 'ti*. p m
7 55 p in
tl HI a in
.Sana in
• flatly cxt-cju Suutluy. , I Su.nltt.v
MAIL SirllEDIJLE.
mly
viis*s,.
Mi's. Stanford is havtugdesignsmude
for the completion of the gateway at
the eu trauce to tho grounds. The plan
properly branded. We' have his acquaintance yet to make.
The discussion of thu bad manage-
iiiiuit in army affairs still continues.
Palo Alto Xext to the Hank
San I ran-iMiio
I'KAI-TICAI.
calls for a main arch over the driveway iH"d ll'° |J''B"ld,'nv wil1 *««■ have a
and smaller arches ut each side, Hanked j •J"-""'*-*-'-''- "■«->' -o in vestlgate. Sec-
by a sixty foot wall. TheejtmV is estl-; H,■-"'-,' MW1' -mJ'-'lUK biMa» «t-»uld fall
mated at #..Jt-_r~~ ~~~ ~: r°lron^'-^c,™rawnlei,rT5r camiK who
_____ * , . . •. J'»-'ed to report to the depaninent the
1 he course of lectures In Minlug Law actual condition, at the cauip.s A U Uil/nrnnu
to jie given by Mr,..Llndley of IheSanl A. lH. MAYl-ltKKY
Erancisco bar, will be begun some time I Boarders Furnished
next week. Mr. Llndley is now"* in i
Idaho, but has written l'rof. Abbott! Wl*u .m"" H"11*--" -"ul Buttermilk |
that he will Ik.at the University' pi*ob- j**u***^ 5,''i •il4-v ltum> -ioc.ularge bottle;:'
ably next Moudav evening.—Dallv ■Uu''0x'or<1 ioM' hrtish, iie. Is guar. |
I'ulo Alto. "'ant-cod. I'roscriptiou service equal to
H _-,, , » . .« —. . ™' -u,-'1,ra,t -n San Erancisco at the lowest
Or. Edgar L. Eatou (Masseur) of 3.2 j ,KM-.ble prims for the best goods
East Santa Clara stroetj San .lose, « . Hall's I-'hakm\<v
Cal., will be at the Maripd-tt Mnlliling,
corner University avenue and: Emerson
street, Palo Alto, Tuesdays and Erl-
days from tt to ft. Be, will be pleased
t« see any who may want Massage
Treatment. Reference. Ci. \V. Woml-
worth.
Anyone wishingatudent help, mule or
female, in housewoik, nursery work,
_ew.iijj, i-eadlqg, copying, gardening}
•table work, or-any other line, is ro.
quested to communicate with MrsiC.H
(iilbert.
Landscape GARDENER
^ FLORIST
ed.SS-1.. Mi' ""' »*■'■»••'•'*•'"I.'iluy... l,y
All work tniuniDtc-i.
«J™.!. "n2. -S____*-_,_- •"*"" "W Mawtbome
"__!!.■ ?*M',.u*B«»iWr-ss.-I*»to*lto. /^
■Sut t>«oi-il->e-
-EOU THE- ' -
MAU-I CI.OSK, ,
, Xtirtti lM*uttil—tlllUaoU II:4UU.K.-.^:-Siui-.t l:C
: i>. ni. ■ ■•
Snutti isiutiil—»:«iu. io. unit M:If. p. in.
MA1I-. AHIttVK
Krtini uurlh—kill, Hl:l» nntl 11 -W u. in.. :t:.-i
uu,l -:'np. ui.
.'n,m -until—',,::iiand3:1- p. m.
" AT THK CHIHCHKS
CAI.KN'UAIt Ol.' RfcLtf-lOJUS SKItVICKS.
AT I'.tl.o AI.TO:
I AI.I.SAlSTSI,'lli;Ki!ll. llcv. K.L.I'ursi.iis. I'rli-1
lit ctiaote. Ktiv. 11. Churtes llurtluer. runit.'.
Mun'liiK prn.Ver U a. ni. . .Tile iloly _iilti!lHl»:
I Ion i')i the i! isi Sunday of Hit) mtinth at 11 u.m.
' M. K. I'ntiti ii, Kev. I.. M. Ilurwull. |iit*.li,r.-
, SuntlayScboot urn., pt-stihl-!. stirvlt-t*-, Il
li.rn. and 7:.'«! ii.in.. Kijwirtti I-eniiU" r.::mt' n,
; Jiiutur Lragim .1 p. m. l*ytty_T-ai-»-iiu«.*i.T.v
I Wirtne-daartaip. m.
ii.w Market street . uksiiv.-hia- l'hi-iicii. Dr. J. w. UruyiilU*
pustor. Suuday SchtMil li:4.*i u.m.. pn.urlilni:
' sunrle-gll ».,__ ui„l ■■-Up m . <!hi-isl|miK»*
! tl.-av,ir r,-.i_ p. m. l-rayer Bttwtlag every U .-"t
tirsiluy ' :ni ii. tit.
j Haitist<-irlecii, Service ul lliwrr Kllrtl. •" l«U
ut Sittlti'tilock p. m.
; Oiihihtia*. Chuhch. ServlctiK at Xiirtrcc Lull
j Slituluy n-u-iilin-ii--.ve-Unif.
AT MAVriKI.!..
(M. K. -Hl-wili, Ilov. W. II. ITiddj.- ims.ir.
Sunday Si'Ihhi i M.-tm a. m., preaeniiiK ser- -
vices H.1W a. m, und 7:»l n. m. Bimorih
| laiunu-auiutH Sunday al«:-_l p. M.
St. ais.tsii's CHUHCH (Catholio), »«rtltt.»ui>
llrst Sunday of ttw monib at io^iu.bi. Muns
,'i-i'ry Stuutuy at tl a.m.
.... i, AT MMNIXI I'ANh! .
1'ki':siivti!«ian L'llL'MCU. ISvenlBK'inirrli-ui'nb'*
ai So'.look, -niMluot*..] liy J. t'larks ItiililiiOH.
V. V. S. C. K. at J p. m. -j-;-s-
CmiKciiof iii. Natititvof IX-H l^>an; .-»il__
Kl.inlun, Ktuw. Mass ev.-ry Sunday nl <*•:-*■»
j u.m. t tir-t Suntsy la month at 8 and M-n•■»•
jTuikitt Chuucb, Rev. Kd»ard_l_.. I'litswis
j. rwior: JIbv. 0. ctartva 0»rtr_er. tiurate
j Sunduy H.riittm: Sunday -tihool ul W
a .m. Moralug prayer ll a. m. Iliiilu e\x»»
| 7 p.,-0. Kveninc I^er H p. n. IWX «**>»-
B-Bion llist S-nday of Its? inuBlli »»"
; fenttTatsrtia.«jr-•■•..-•-:—-■
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WEDNESDAY.
MAKCH 23. 18418
W-aeit i-»«^r* H£«a |3or*.t,
-J. A. Squire, local wcuthcr observer, reports
that tlit. maximum uml minimum tbermonioterK
iiiivi: regimeied us follows -i-inn*.- the week:
Wednesday maximum M uilnfrouui 31
Tuursday •* Set "33
Frldav '■ 5S . * 81
Saturday " OU 30
Sunday &U 38
Mu: 1.1: IV *' S»i 43
Tuesday. Mob, 83 " &7 41
Rainfall for tbe past week, u'. of an inch.
Huinfull for the season. 7.KI fnebes.
Rainfall to March tt last year, i- ■:. inches.
Local News.
The VjH-Hlty team defeated the-Our-
d«m City Gllfl *'luh nine Saturday hy a
H,*ore of 4 to I.
Prof. .1. A. Lofigtay and wife have-
jr-nn* to lem*-,rke.'jiiii_ in the Summer-
lie),} n-sidenre.
Mlflfl Mary Hyde is home to apcmcl
tin; Easter titration. She is teaching
in Mont-Tey enmity.
A party of thirty-five Raymond cjc-
enrsiuni--:.-, front New York and Boston
vi-iied tin- l.'niversily SaturAy.
One Ineh and it hair of ralu Ml on
March _7 and 28 of last year. We will
huj-M-* for the same favor thi*; year.
Georgia [turn is aggU-n ill from awpen-
dieitis. It is hitt a short time sinee he
was seriously ill from the same eaunc,
Mis-* Anita Uorbert will leave in A few
tlays for Shasta enmity, where she will
teach in the public school* during the
siiinmer.
I-onis Allen. ''.Hi, dieil of eoiisiiinption
in hes Anglos on Vho lOtii of Mareh.
He was u mem her of the IMii Delta
Tui-ta fraternity.
U. II. Schwarzkopf has purehased a
lot in hloek _."*. un 1Sr\ ant street, und
i- having plans prepared for a resi-
denee to he huitt at once.
TIh. "East.i* Cantata" will be given
at the Methodist ehtireli on E;tster
morning. This euututa wn» given la-l.
year aud wag, mo-t <*\T<*lh-nt.
Iti-uniuii. the track athlete, writes
that he will he back at the University
early in April. His return will materially stroiijfthon the track team.
It" v. :«.nd Mrs. .lame-4 |»Vr<r-itson of
Maylield, have moved into IVofessor
Grtj-T/tf-" house in Salvatierra street on
the e-tm-pus. Mr. Eerguson will preaeh
at the 1 Ycshv tertau church in Menlo
ev.ery Suuday evening.
The hids for the construction of the
re-itauraiit on the earn pus were opened
I nt w.M'k-'btrt were all higher than the
sum appropriated, hence the plans will
-l**t uhun^ed hy Architect Hodges.. J.
W. Wells was the lowest hidder—*447;i.
The Lecture at the chapel lust night
w ts hy Chester Uititey Fernald, author
of -'The Cat and the Cherub,'' from
which the successful play, ''The First
B»m," was dramatized. The lecture
was humorous in character and was
much enjoyed.
I*\ ('. Thieln returned Saturday from
Alaska. He left here a few weeks ago.
intending to go to tho Klondyke,-but
When a short distance lieyond Skuguuy
he became ill and decided to return
homo. He was not favorably impressed
with the conditions in the north, and
ii well satisfied to Ik* ut home again.
Messrs. Emerson, Chtuser und Salter
entertained the whist club on Wednesday night at the Pulo Alto hotel.
IVizcs were won by Mrs. E. A. Hettinger and Erutik Kasson and the con-
soiuLion award won*, to H. C. Faber.
M,-. Kasson male the beet score re-
orded iu the two years* existence of
th.; cluh, winning fifty points in twenty-
s.-vc.i deals.
M. E. Church News.
Tlie missionary services last Sunday
wore well attended. • Mrs. Kuinmei
who spoke in the morning touched all
present hy her ae -Ount of tn'nsionary
work in foreign ouuutiies. As a result of her lutk the membership of the
Palo Alto auxiliary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society was largely
increased. In the evening the congregation wus pleasantly surprised -by
j huving Uev. Uoss Taylor preach to
I them. He gvue an interesting account
of the work of his father, IVishop Taylor, in Africa.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society meets this afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. B P. Hall.
Next Sunday morning Mr. Burwell
will continue his series of sermons on
the kingdom of (Jod with "Conditions
of Entrance Into the Kingdom."
Judging from the preceding sermons
of the series this sermon should be
interesting und helpful.
Qn Saturday evening at 7:15 and on
Sunday afternoon ut 'A p. m. those who
intend singing iu the Easter Cantata
ar«* expected to he present- in the
church for rehearsal. Mr. Mullory
will he present to assist the choir in
their practice. Mr. Mallory has also
kindly consented to sing at the Suuduy
morning florvlcc
Campus Improvements.
An interview with Mrs. Stanford,
published in »he Daily 1'ulo Alto, outlines her plans in regard to new buildings:
The failure of the Km-ina dining room
has always been a source of regret to
tbe Founders, and in the new .plan of
building a restaurant on the grounds
and turniug the dining room into a
ivctvati-wi room for the Kucina men,
Mrs. Stanford thi.iks the solution has
boon found. Mrs. Stanford also stated
that only 500,000 of lite legacies of
Senator Stanford remuim d unpuid,
and that tie* remaining legatees had
sinned a petition for her release from
the probate court. As soon us*Mrs.
Stanford is out of the control of tin.1;
probate court work" on the new buildings will be resumed. Work on tlie
Assembly Hall und the Library building will he begun as soon us |H>ssible,
probably in the so miner."1 Plans are
now being prepared by Architect
Hodges. The library building is to be
70x190, and wilt lie a very beautiful
structure, two stories high, situated in
front of the present library building.
Circle Improvements,
Mrs. .1. YV. Dnyun is again laboring
to secure the improvement of the circle
fronting the depot. Iu orderlo raise
fnuds for this purpose she requested
Dr. Jordan to give u lecture, und he
has generously consented to deliver his
lecture on "The Passion I'lay, " at the
Methodist church on Friday night of
this week. This lecture is %*ory interesting, us President Jordan's lectures
always ure. and will doubtless call out
a large attendance. The price of admission is _5 cents.
Coming Events,
Thursday night, March 24. atchapel,
Senior Class entertainment.
Friday night, March 25, lecture by
Dr. Jordan at M. E. Church.
Saturday night, March 20. Presbyterian church. Christian Endeavor
entertainment,
Saturday night, April 2, Martin
benefit at Nortree hull.
The thermometer registered 28 this
morning, the coldest temperature for
this month.
Call and ;ce tin in—thi y aic e.\(_i.isile in IMigns and Colorings.
from POc per yard up.
Novelties lu EmhroiDc-hies de Paris, Madras, Percales, etc.
in all the latest patterns.
Spring and Summer MILLINERY
£5 Mrs. Ostrander's
NEATEST AND NEWSIEST 2.00 PER YEAR
THE PALO ALTO LIVE OAK
3unset Limited
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S
Finest Train . in the World
BUMS BETWEEN
SAN VHANCISCO
St. LOUIS an.l CHICAGO
Through Los Angeles, El Paso, Forth Worth,
I -iI i !■■ Rock -nit) St. Louis on this
Schedule:
Lv.Snn Francisco- !>:**. p.m .Monday-Th'rsday
Lv. Lus AliKeles Hi:**! u.m. Tuesduy-Friduy
Ar. St. l.ouis 7:33 a.in Friduv-Moudny
Ar. OhleuK" inilpiii Friday- Monday
_-*
3 Dny-H Bat-ween California and
tho Orcni LnkoH
Sunset Limited Annex
RUNS BETWEEN
£>t t n Kra ncisco
and Nrn* Orlentis
Over tin* fatuous SUNSET ROUTE fa couuee-
tion witii tut*Sunset Limited between
Sua Fram-isco and Kl Paso.
Lv.Sau KrauL-i.sito. A&& p.m Mouday-Tli'rHday
Lv. Los A!*■:.--■-L■■ -r... lt>::*i ii iii Tuo-sday-Friday
Lv. El Paso S:5i( p.m Wttls-dy-Saiurdny
Ajr.-New *>rli;aus ?:.-v>a.ui Friday-Monday
Dlrrrl uouut'clfon iu Nt*w Orleans with Limited Trains for Atlanta, RiiIcIkIi. WtUtlilllgton.
New York, M-'uipliis'. <'tiiitliinoo(-*_. Ciurluiiall,
t'iiu-i'ui;.- uud oth.-r cittt-K.
Tin- Kumc superb aud iin-omparableServtOQ
is unioyeri by SUNSET LIMITED ANNEX
that has made SCHBKT Limitfh the moat
famous of trains.
FOK PALO ALTO.
S. P. CO.—COAST DIVISION.
In effect January I, IWS.
Toward Sau FruuclKco From Sau Francisco
5 00 a in
*« 40 a m
7 31 a in
*7 66 a in
8 32 a in
11 59 am
3 11 p in
4 (Hi p m
fi 00 p in
1 Daily except Suuday.
8 23 a m
10 19 am
11 5« a m
12 50 p in
*4 80 p m
*5 24 j) in
*il 07 p m
0 40 p ni
7 55 p tn
tl 01 a m
1 Saturday only
Flyer MtopH at Meulo Park, south liou'nd, :t :-.*.'
a. in.; north bound, 9:40 u.m. Musses from
Palo Alto meet this train.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
HAILS it.OSK.
Norttf bound—B:10aud ll:4Ua.m.,'.>:5Uutid-.:4&
p. m.
South bouud—0:*l a. m. und S:IB p. tn.
MAILS AKKIVB"
From north—8:14, 10:13 nnd ll:.*W a. m.. :i::si
; and rt:3a p. m.
Fnim south—'.»:»! mid 3:12 p. tn.
AT THE CHURCHES.
i
WILLIAM AL EN
Piactical Gardener
Many yo&raiNCperiehoe
Pi-lining, Landscaping, etc.
IE8IDENCK—Wobctet- street, north of
Suliool Iliiuse.
CAI.EXDAK OK RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
AT PAI.O Al.TIi:
PoBtumui Pax 004.
Palo Alto
BAKERY
^. Iliirthnlonic--
Ctiolou (iimilty of
Mnytltia. Gal.
ROLLS RROWN IIREAU IIHK.M)
-^ •».-». PASTRY ■*.-»--*.
l.yiivi* nnlurs nt Filllor & ('ii'k storo
Insurance Wanted.
SKALKI) HIDS FOR INSURANCE ON
Palo AltoSuhool House will berecuived
by F. W. Shennun, Clew ofSoliool Hoard, ui
his pine*! of business up to fi o'clock p. in.,
April Mb. IWJH.
HldH-to state rati'per One Thousand Dollurs
Tor torni of three years.
1-titrhi to n*j4*«t anv or all bids reserved.
Hy onler of Pulo Alto Selioot Htturd.
' F. W. SllKHMAN.
' • Clerk.
all Saints Church, rector.
MoratbS prayer ll a. m. The Holy Communion on the lir-ji Sunduy of the month ut it a.m.
M. E. ('HUK'-ii. Rev. L. M. Ilurwell, pastor.
Sunday^*sebool U m.. preachluk' services It
a.iiO*nti 7:91 p.m., Kpwortb League 8:,1i p.m.
Junior League :i p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday 7 :!}0 p. m.
Pkkshytkkian OaUBCB. Dr. J. W. Graybill
pastor. .Suuduy School li;4t> u. in., preuubing
services 11 a. tn. und 7 :;«> p. in., Christian Eu-
deavor6:lA p. m.- Prayer moollUB every Wednesday 7:;*ip. m.
IlAfTtsTCmTK<ai. Service at lower Nortree bull'
at 3:»io'clock p. in.
CllBlKTlAN Ciimti-ll. Services nt Nortree ball
Sunday niornitiK uud uveniui;.
at iiayvikld:
51. E. Cllimcil. Rev. W. H. Prlddy. pastor,
Sunday Srhool 1U:UI a. m.. preacniuK services ll:di u. m. und ~:.li p. m. Kptvortb
League meets Suuduy ut (■:.*) p. m.
ST. ALtivsit's I'nrK'H (Cutbollc), sorvicesou
Urst Suuday of the month ut lli:.«la. m. Mush
every Sunduy nt y a.m.
AT MKNMi PARK:
Pkksuvtkhian Clil.'K<-H. Kveuiiitf serviceonly,
at Ko'clock. conducted by J. Clarke Robbius.
V. P. S. C. K. at " p. m.
Onuftcnof the Nativity ofOmt Loitn, Father
Itionlan, reolor. Muss every Sunduy at W:._l
u.m.: tlrst Suuduy In mouth at Hnud ki::*i :i.m.
TuiMTY OUUHCSL Rev. Edwurd L. Parsons
rector. Sunday services: Sunduy school
ID a.m. Moruimc prayer 11 u. in. Htble Class,
" p. m. F.veuiUK Prayer 8 p. m. Holy Communion llrst Sunday of the month and
tiistiv-Us. n U. III.
Jc_>t> Work
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eertber erery dsy of lssss since
; January lat makes an
I Increase of
10 per cent
ONE A DAY
Using, without an/ isniiaapnnfl
tag la rasas s hs rat*-*. The
Daily Times Covers
The Entire Local Field
' Six Days in The ;
Week
aad tw*ntv._v* Apft la lh*
month. Tot item varions r**-
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ADVE1TISING
Is the Dallr Timet
Pays and Pays Well.
DAILY PALOALTOjriMES, THURSDAY. APRIL to. iqoB.
Purchasing sgent and messenger
to Baa Joee dally. Miss Carrie Levels, 4it Forest avenue. Phone John
tit. .-11-lra-
MONEY TO LOAN.
We eaa take cere of a few first-
class loans either building snd loan
or private fiat loans. J, T. Dunn
Investment Co., 9U Emerson street.
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Thaw, lassrUon, Ilo
Four iBssrtlon. 10.
Mr. Umt-obs tt.
St, lasBrtlons M,
On. month 11.ll-
Ba., month folio.Id,. .11 «»
Wanted—To do whitewashing or
general job work around th* place.
Addraes J. J. Harm, cere of Palo
Alto Transfer Company. 4-8-1 m*
Wanted—By expstieaeed
maker, work by the day; 350 up. Apply to
J. B. Daley, 018 TBmmson. 0-tt
* For Bale-—Two 5-room cottages
•ad one of 4 rooms, within 3 blocks
•of depot. Theee are In first-class
condition and good locality. Rare
chance for a good home on easy
•payment*.- -Apply to J. B. Daley. 026
■ttmsrsoa street. **elo Alto. 4-11-tf
**or Bale—Awning and frame. 9x
"9 1-t feet, for tent for porch; good
•condition; half original cost. Oil
Oilman street. 17-lw-o
RANCHES
For Sale Cheap
Adjoining the grounds of ths Ireland Stanford University.
Psrt of the Famous Mesa Ranch,
subdivided Into twelve (IS) plots,
or ranch**, from 1 1-3 to 0 acres.
Prices from 100 an acre to ftSO.
Easy terms. Erery plot haa level
and upland; commands a grand view
of University. Bey and Valley,
Orasp this opportunity.
FREDERICK HEBARD
Mayfleld, Cal.
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MttiTOitwmininiwT
T.I«,>»,. BUI* It
Hay, Grain,
Wood and Coal
Minn, at mark.! rat*. (
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tin*
Haaa.llOB nan Palo. All.
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Stanford Meat Co
•66 Unlrerslty Avrnae.
DKL.CA0I-B8, POCLTRT
Frwii fish every Friday
eeewe*eee**»*s
School Athletes .
Meet Saturday
iContinued from pegs i>
bone; California Scbool of Mechanical Arte—Hol-aae. Tooker. Noyes;
Chleo Normal—Hurt; Frcano—Roe,
Hopkins: Harvard—Robb, Lane,
Lee; Healdaburg—Wagers. Ames-
bury. Bsrtsher; Hitchcock Military
Rochet: Lessen Co. H. 8.—Kingsbury; Los Angeles H. 8.—Carteo,
Solsman; Lowell—Meyer: Mission
8.—Maephereon; Modeeto—
Campbell; Oakland—Bntler, Mills;
Salinas—8ti.li. Luis; San Joss—Of-
fleld, Aggeler, Coschlna: Santa Rosa
—Cochrane; St. Matthew's—Smart,
Kingsbury; Ckiah—Oracy. McKay,
Dutton: Vallejo—Mullaly; WJ tilts—
HsakeU, Roth.
-MOwYerd Dash-- Alameda—Thorp,
Bbettuck. Macaulsy; Berkeley—
Moes, Hsoford. Berry: California
School of Mechanical Arts—Cortel-
you. Benttler. Padllla; Chleo H. B.—
Jamison; Chleo Normal—Hurt;
Cogswell—Appel; Fresno—Hopkins,
Wyltle; Harvard—Lee, Roble;
Healdaburg — VHoneek; Hitchcock
Military—Norton, H*)imaa: Los Angeles H. 8.—McClure; Lowell—Meyer; Mission H. 8.—Macphersoa; Modeeto—Ftske; Osk land—Nesrsoa.
Ssrgaat, Hartwell; Oakland Manual
Training School—Bhattuek; Ballnaa
—Jenkins; Santa Clara If. 8.—
Hayss: Sen Mateo H. 8.—Hopf.
Lone; fit. Matthews—Collins, Mao*
rss; Uklah—Stock, Murphy. Hufft;
Wstaoavllle—Wolford; Willi ts—
Saxon. Beery. Oood; Saa Joee—6f-
flsld. Laedertch.
Mile Ran—Atsmsda—Thorp, flhst-
tnck: Berkeley—Hanford; California College— Huffman; California
School of Mechanical Arts—Padllla,
Little. Meeker; Cfatoo H. 8 —Jamison; Cogswell—Price; Healdaburg—
Vltoussk; Hitchcock—Hellmaa; Los
Angeles H. s.—Simpson; Mission—
Mscpherson; Modesto—Ftske; Oakland—Hartwell. Milts. F.. mils. A.;
Oakland Manual Training Scbool—
Shattoek; Halloas — Vanderharst;
Santa Clara H. 8.—-Hunter, Baa Mateo—Hopf. Leas; Santa Rosa—Snyder; St. Matthew'*—Macrae. Collins.
Logan: Uklah—Hufft, McKinit-y.
Murphy; wi nits—Bason, Bacry,
flood.
ISO-Yard HawBes Bsrkeley—-
Stanton, Rathbone, Allan; California
School of Mechanical Arte—Furlong,
Daniels, Wynne: Chleo H. S.—Thorn-
Cog* w *t 1—Moody; Freeno—
Wyllls; Hsaldaburg—Besson: Hitchcock Military—Partridge; Lassen Co.
H. 8.—Kingsbury, Rmerson; Los Angeles H. 8.—Harrlgan; Loa Aagelea
Polytechnic—Roberteaa: Modesto—
Finney;' Oakland—Maellse, Canlder*
wood. Mills; Santa Clara H. «.-■
Jsmlson: Uklah—Ruddlek; Vallejo
—(lat*wood: See Jess Hanchett.
Teed • Hard-** Berkeley—
Rathbone, Stanton. Service; CallforaU School of Mechanical Arts—-
Hupp. PadllU. Wynne: Ohtco H. A
-Thornasson, Brooks: Cblce Normal—Coatar: Cogavrell—Moody:
Frssao—Wyllls; Harvard—Daqn*:
Healdaburg—Besson. Young; Lessen
Co. H. S.—Kingsbury, Emerson; Los
Angeles H. 8— Bristol; Modesto—
Ony. High; Sen Joss HsteltlLe.
Oakland—Macllsq, Caulderwood.
Mills; Bant* Roaa Lee; Uklah-—
Ruddlek. stock. ConoeUy; Vallejo—
Marlines.
a-rsad 3*mtp—Alameda—Maeaul-
ey; Berkeley—Allen. Rathbone: California College—Huffman; California School of Mechanical Arts—
Holt. Hupp. Padllla: Chleo H. B.—
Brooks; Chleo Normal—Hanker.
Cogswell—Caldwell; Fresno—Short;
Hsaldaburg—Griffith; Lessen Co. H
8.—Kingsbury, Emerson: Los Angeles High—-Harrlgan, Corteo; Lowell
—Van Acker. Everett; Mauxanlts,
Couch; Modesto—Onr. Carpeoter;
Oakland—Harris. Smith; Santa Clara College—Shafer; Santa Clara H.
S.—Johnston; Santa Roaa—Rogers,
Dickson; SL Matthews'—Smart.
Shew. , Askam: L'kiifc—Rnddlck,
Stock. Hufft; Watsonvlll*--Critee;
Willi ts—Fairbanks. Haakett, Oood;
Wllmerdlag—Baumbeugh; San Joae
—Hanchett.
Pole Vault—Berkeley—Allen; California School of Mechanical Arts—
Hupp, Cowan. Padllla: Chleo Normal—I-ane. Wood; Cogswell—Ken-
drick, Klein; Fresno—Kenney;
Hseldsburg—Griffith. Young; Lessen
Co. H. 8.—Kingsbury; Los Angeles
H. 8.—Porteo; Mansanita—Conch;
Modesto—Campbell, Wheeler; Oakland— Vail, Smith. Sergant; Salinas
—McDoogall. Tavemettl; Sent* Ro-
-Dfcksoa; Uklah—Roddick; Vallejo—-O'Brien ; Wstson vllle—Wolford; Wllmerdlag — Baumbaugb;
nan Joee—Batnsevala. Brown.
High Jnsap — Berkeley—Berviee,
Allen: California School of Mechanical Arts—Hupp, Wynne, Dickson;
Chleo Normal—Case. Cogawell—
Moody; Freeno—Kenney, Hopkins;
Harvard—Oodbe, Deque; Healdaburg
Besson, Vltoussk; Taassn Co. H.
8.—Emersoa; Loa Angelss Polytechnic—Walhetg; Lowell—Beerect. Van
Aeksr; Mansanita—Couch, Oeorge;
Modesto—Finney; Oakland—Dosler;
Salinas—McDongall. Stols, Tavernet-
tl; Baata Roaa—Lea. Sutherland; 8t.
Matthew's—Askam, Kingsbury; Uki-
ah—Ruddlek. Hufft; Vallejo—Oats-
wood, Martlnea; Wstsoavtlle—Cri-
tes: Wtlm*rdlng—Baumbaugb: Saa
Joee—Hanchett, Topham.
Twol.s Posad Hhot r*t—California School of Mechanical Art*—
Hupp. Baxter, Holt; Chleo H. 8 —
Rice; Chleo Normal—Bruce; Freeno
Wheat on, Harvard — Heath;
Healdsburg—Coolfdge, Bailey, Bwfah-
er; Loe Aagelea H. 8 — Walbrldge:
l-owsll—Van Acker, ftverett; Msn-
taulta—Dn Bote; Modesto—High:
Oakland—Dosler, Mills, Leber; Ba-
IIas* Btoli, McDosgall; Saa Jeea—
OBeld; Santa Rosa—Wool ley. Dickson; BL Matthew's—Smart, Adler;
Uklah—Roddick. McKay. Hildretb;
Watsoevills—Crltes; Wllllts—Oood.
Twelve-Powssd Ham me* Throw—
California School of Mechanical Arts
Br austetter. Padllla, Pltcbford:
Chleo H. 8.—Rloe; Chleo Normal—
Rauksr; Fresao— Wheston; Harvard
—Heath; Healdaburg — Coolldge,
Bailey, 8wisher. Loe Angeles H. 8
Wa1brldge:Loe Aagelea Polytechnic
—RJekerhaueer: Mansanita — Da
Bols, Carlson: Modesto—Wheeler;
Oakland—Hartwell. Mill*. Leber; Salinas—Anders**; Saata Rose—
Woolley; SL Matthew's—Thomas.
Taylor, Kingsbury; Uklah—Stock.
McKsy, Hlldreth; Wstsotivllle—Wolford; Wllllts—Oood; Baa Joee—Of*
field.
Relay—Berkeley, Lick, Chleo Normal, Fresno. Harvard, Los Angeles
H. S . Lowell, Oakland. Salinas. St.
Matthew's. Wllllts. Saa Jose.
IMscn* Throw—Healdsburg—Coolldge, Swisher, Bailey; Wllllts, Oood.
PRpirrygONAL
S. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK S<__HNEIDER
ATT0RNEY5-AT-LAV
Simains Building Pslo Alto, Csl.
Pbooe Main a6
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Notary nubile la office.
Phone Red 101. Madam-
Thotu block. Palo Alto, Cal.
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Palo Aho, Cal.
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MEDICAL
Dr. A. J. VILLAIN
Physkian and Surgeon
l_a*a ol Ssa r-ssc-acs; k-_a___, i to a a mi
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DR. H.O. PHELPS
Oraduate American School I
of Oateopathy, Klrkvllle, Uo. ♦
TreaUaeat given patienu at
home tf desired. Hoars f
. m. to 0 p. m. 110 University svenns. Pboae Mela TO.
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Palo Alto Optical Parlor*
r U4-lvsn.IT l*s*
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9yat b-Ss-I W tfca
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nmOntL j, mav OeTotscmtar.
AdmMed to Rer.
The supreme court hss announeed
that fifteen of the thlrty*elz applicants who took the bar examination
a few days sgo were successful
Amoni those who passed are James
F. Lanagsn. ths Stanford coach. Edward V. Henley, a well-known Stanford athlete, ead E. A. Cuufaa. prominent la Stanford student activities
Mlse Cutting—I se* by tbe paper
that all the swell set was st the assembly ball laat afghL
Mian McBluff —Yes; 1 expected to
be there, bnt waa prevented
Ml** Cutting—The Idea! I hope
the doorkeeper wasn't rough with
yon. dear.—Catholic Standard and
Tlmee.
For Sale—"For Rent" or "Ftor
Sale" window cards may b* had at
Tbe Tlmee oBlce, Price 9 cent* each
For Bale—King Charles spaulei
papa. 305 Alma street. _t-»t-
For Sal*—flay driving mare. En-
tiulre till Foreet avenne. SQ-lw*
Furniture bought and eold by W
F. Pennebakcr. 531 Rmerson street
Phone White 40T.* 10-tf
Ths only branch In Palo Alto ef
ihe F. Thomas Parisian Dye Works,
27 Tenth street, San Franciaco. Is at
SSS University avenne. at the Three
Little Tailors. L, J. Bloom manager.
1 Black m.
Walter Kruse, cigars and tobacco,
sole agent "Our Standard Remedies'
—guaranteed cure for rheumatism.
11D University avenue. Phone Black
101. 10-lwe
AT, er Bellows A IThtHaa. Mala Tt.
Mr. Newlywed—But, my love,
why are yon weeping?
Mra. Newlywed—Oh. Jobn. John!
I Just peeped Into the kitchen and
saw that cook baa on her traveling
gown.—Harper's Weekly.
He—If y»u refuse me I shall go
out and hang myself to the lamppost In front of yonr bouse.
She—Now. Oeorge. you know
father said he wouldn't bar* yoo
banging around here—Life.
MAIL aCHKDUI-E.
(Jp effect April 10, 1*01.)
From north—7:11 a. m*. 11:43
p.m.. 1:41 p. m.. .':.'.- p. m. Sundays, 7:11 a. m.
From south—.. .R a. m.. 10:50
a. m., 11:14 a. m.. 1:01 p. tn., 0:01
p. m. Sundays. 7:48 a. m. 10:00
a. m.
From Stanford—8:16 a. m.. 1i
a. ra.. 3 p. m.. 0 p. m. Sundays.
S:1S a. m*. 10 a. m.
Despatched.
To north—T:ll a. m.. 0:01 a. m..
11:04 a. m., _:S3 p. m.. 5:13 p m.
Sundays. 10:30 a. ro,. T p. m.
To south—1:51 a. m., 11:13 p. m..
1:15 p. m., 5:33 p. m. Sundays.
8:53 a. m.. 10:10 a. m.
To Stanford—7:10 a m.. 11:11
a. m.. 8:40 p. m. Sundays. 7:18 a.
ra.. 10:40 a. m.
The pally Tlmee— IOc a week.
CHEAP
-EXCURSION RATES.
To Eastern Points
Omaha and return. 100; Kansas City and return, 900;
Chicago and retarn, 07.00; Doeton and return, 108.50; Washington and return.
107.50; Toronto and
return. 71.10;
Duluth and retarn. 40.
Sale dataa — May 4. S. 0, 7, 11, 15, 10
. SO: June 0. 10. 11, 15. 10. and U to 18 Inclusive; July
1. S, 0, 7, 8. SS, SO: August IT. IS, 34. SO.
Return limit 00 days from date ot sal*, except tlckeu
■old to New Torkon May 4, S, 0, 7; June S. 0. 15, 18,
which will have final retarn limit of Tour month*.
For full Information, call on, write or phone na.
E. S111LLIXG8BI' RO, D. P. A., Nsn
A. A. HAPOOOD, Ageat, Pale
WtMOfittUttfiUt-OOHM
HOMER!AN HAM.
Ilottt School for Roys
BOeoad hall thirty-fourth 1
eemeeter open* March i«, j
1008, tn our naw school boms
tn Brer green Park. Aeeredlt-
ed to Stanford University. Ad
drew Prlndpel W. J. Meredith.
Palo Alto. Cal.
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4 P. O. Box IT. Palo Alto. Cal.
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WILLIAM STEWART
Teaming of all kinds. 314
High street. Palo Alto.
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A. O. BLOMGRKX
Painter aad l>er*r*eor.
All kinds of painting, tinting and
papering on abort notice. First*
claas work guaranteed. Interior fls-
tsh and paper hanging a specialty.
017 Homer avenue, Palo Alto.
Local agency for the Standard
Wallpaper Compaay.
Phone John SSI.
tan Francisco Mo—onggr aad
B. S. I
Dally trip*, leaving at 0:S1 a. m.
Office. Laosten's tailor shop, 100
Circle. Pbone Red 411; rsaideac*.
White 1111. City office, J. B. Bo-
land Co.. 47 Geary street. Phone
Kearny 14T0.
Phone Blue 501.
Uffl.RH.UM FRKXCH LAUNDRY
Mme. lasneeosL
I_ac* Curtain* a apedalty. Careful attention given to man's 8n*
ltn*n.
WATKDfS A MURRAY
001-805 Emerson 1
Robber Tire Setting a Specialty.
GEO. H. BENTLEY
AU old aad as
side or outside
riven.
Ree-denee SOS Rai
aveaae. Pboae Red tie.
Alabeatlee for sale;
kslaomlne In aee, all
■ se»*ee*-ee***s **<*sssaa
RK.VKPK HOAKIUNO STA1ILE
11. 'Ia. nr-H-pr. Yeteeteaer Saigeaa
172 Hamilton A venae. Palo Ahe
Specially One storage accommodations, mouse aad duet proof. Horse*.
vehicles and harness bought aad
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DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIMES- THL'KSU.VY.-AUGUST iu, ign
DflUf Palo Hlto 2imc«
amtx, *t ll.mlrJ.n „rn.w snd Kiuusn* utrr
Or lhr
TtMi-- prm.ismsr. citMi-wv
fit'ST 10. 1911.
SALE OF
Carpet Samples
Our Out-of-Pattern Carpet
Sample; are now on Sale
McKibben - Beal Co.
Phone 12
Want Ads *
PAY
The Advertiser
M.C.FORD. 1
(Sacrsasar to B. T- BBLLl *
WOOD. GOAL ;
u*j, Grain, Pomlor
Telephone m.
G. H. MacMeekin
WWi Kolth-r A Cttmm.
I'l IMi Tl'NER IM' HKPAIHKn.
fill IH.ri.rr A*. .. I"-!., Alto.
P^ar gUV.
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
OOOD ROAM PAY.
Th,* fiilli.su:.- ill- .-nation upon
tbe liiRii tost ni tiring, coached in
faardhasdod farm philosophy, con?
' lain, manv undoubted truth*. The
author* purpose Is to show that
Other ililncs he-sides freight rate*
ar* tbo matter If thero Is any-
thinit wrong with rales oe believe
In iimV.il:.: (hem right, but It Is not
-good sense to ucrlbe ail tbe ills that
ha to a liiilMi'ii" sourre* This Is n
nrsi-dass aqiumenl for good roads.
antl as sueh is very timely:
"I am on)* a plain farmer." salil
si Hawkins, 'hut I bate given the
high ..isi ..( living mini- thought:
not, howeeer. In a rocking chair In
a rl.-hl>-furnished study, but In a
luuil-cr wagon ii]. Io ilu* hubs in
mud. nnd while walking between
tbo handles or a plow. Thst Is Ibe
eotlege tn wblcb I matriculated and
learned whai 1 know nf i-eonomJcs
"licforc ihls I too bnd formed
wome i.tiliilntis from garnished soph*
Htrjr which 1 found In hook* and
ttpc-ti-hi-s by theorists and afflrty
BtefelBl iuiIIHcIsrs. but It was haul-
in* hnlf a load of hou* lo market
ih* other dny over n rnsd kneedpop
tn mud tbat made tub realize there
*.T.- nther thing* than fn-lghl rates
InvolveiJ Iii the .hitch mm of 11 vine
i haa a ease of efcgs iii my feci on
one sl.li* and n tub at butter on Ihe
Other both bringing , sm-h good
ith... -ii.,: 1^.,'i!.*. .agUoned me
agnlftst re.-klt-s driving
"A new Idoa came to me. It waa
<■»! ,.f il.-. WMta lhal iitltirhes to
s**lsllupt. inelhiiiln and condition*, w'e
rould bc llilit alone crently redne-
'•h.B .OM of llrlag
mil. w I Iht. ill allowing
r lhe d»*
•-ltd Hint
roads lind doubled ihelr wagon loads
u .. thereby decreased the r [
waicon transportation *'•« {ier cent
That meant on poor roads a savin-;
of 22 rents a ton i-f-r mile, and on
Hi,- ilrv.mads basis a saving of 11
coats a. (on tier mile.
' Hli-ti I r.-nlU.-il Hint this »nor-
moiis waste applied to all the great
farm rroj* of this great conalrj
for trerjf |iound or ton" of surplus
farm liroduct* muni In- mOVOd"*bjr
WSgOII lo the run, or elevators nl
thr railway sin Hon - i wgs stag-
farad, nrst at the ennrmooa VaglO,
Md. I ml at Hi.- stupidity of (he
so-r-nl|et| .eeonnmlr philosophy It
soil mr- f.i :.o to haul 1,560 pounds,
whereas with good roads 1 could
haul 1,000 imunds nt Ihe same cost,
showing v.-ry clearly to me ihat on
that wagon haul I had n clean waste
and loss of 7.*. (ier cent The aver*
nee amount I would bave to pay tho
i..::iu.Bii fur hauling the same load
thi- same d)*ianre In less lhan 6
emit.. In other words, for what It
cost me 13.30 the railroads do It
for less Ihnn * rents, and tha avar-
age uiiK.unl Hi.- railroad .-barge* me
Is a-tually less fhan 1 per cunt of
the amount Hint Is wasted In 'he
wagon haul
"I got S I ■?. rents a iHiund for
mv bogs Hi at day. 98 reals tor lba
butter and i". rent* a dot.-n for lhe
ear.* Uli.ii i computed, ihe com or
wagtan haul on nty hugs and tuicor*
talii.il that It was 2 1-3 cents a
(round and wben last before going
hom*> i stopped at it,-- meal market
and paid Ibe bntebor tt eents for
di ..f lhe port, which hut
i few limim befbre I hail sold him
for l« :'*;i conn. I easily lon.ltidcd
tbai tht* primary ranno In respect tn
the tiigh i-osi or living was clearly
hi... •■! greet waste nnd lame profit*.
ih..;.* may iH. .other elements ol
is 1-.. I haee failed to mention, but
,::i!i..i. in.- curbstone pbltoeopher 1
ti. i...t pre-tmM io know li all and l
llmpl) want in n>niliid my hlgh-
browad (rioiid ihat if ho degites to
effect-U i'iiiitl.-al solution ot (hls
Wets and Drys
Are Suspicious
PLANS Tl> INr{llll'MH\TK llfllLO
FtHK IMI F.l IK OAKH IIIIKKD j
MITI'AI, HISTIH'ST.
Tin-
Ineorimr*
fot I
bSI
11u<k this ,,i.rii,.n or the iienliisuls
lard, and bach of plans that be*
amo known yesterday for the «*j.
rale Ipaorporgtbni of Menlo Par-t
nil Fair Oaks ll.*s tbe beitlnnlng of
* FOR SAIJt
For
r 5.,!<• An in.-aii auliabl,* fyr
rv srhool or small cbeu'reh.
•arili-iiiars u|i|.h 219 Kaniona
it tea
a-1U-31
P..
• l>li k
1 limit
Sub- iCo . wiik- Lagborn
•ua for sale t-heaii. Anjii) K
n. Wilson's <-andr faetory.
S'**3l*
Fo
.Jai. Hat nip-^'ai. barley.
and
CDlantSOr reasonable. Old
Ig form Siat.i..n1 Inivi-r-li..
one Eflfll «-T-2w*
__JU "- .*.
„';;;
1£J
•aii UOnastnCmeiwia rwmi,
■ a lew blocks of t»ib nubile
rl*at-> siliooU and cloae to ear
aaay terms to suit buyer. Ad-
lltn 3d, Time* ofllco. S-5-tf
Sab- T*o dosen Vienna oak
, lialn
and C round oak rllolng ta*
Pbona Tm . 8--I-IW
VVaDt**d<—A boy,
Ity Pbarmacy.
Appl
I'nlfcr*
3-9-lf
Wantad—Olrl lo
V
ouscwurk
nd i-ar,B lur baby
U KIpllnR stnel
Hlnaldl.
Wanted — Exjxt
l.-rk Address Hot
i-r- ,,)
6. Tin
Broc* ry
ii offlce.
NORMAN E. MAIC0LM
ATTORjrBV AT LAW
SOTART I'l Hi.ir
First National Hank bolldlng.
Palo Alto. Offic* pbone lliK;
residence pboae *ISK.
eferri
-tf
HKNTISTS
a battle belWl
factions of ihe
"wet" and!
ndJolnlnK rommunl-
,■ gggUa horse ai
t\ and harnes
~t Ilry'anl Uroet.
8-l-Iw"
Wanted—-All kinds of fine laundry work done by young Cblnaaa
bo> I.) the month, or will work ona
or more days each month s( your
house. Only family work. Address
Ah i-*,- Wina On Wo. M,-nio Park
. H-l-61*
Wanlad—Engaaimesta by cradu-
.,'•■ nurse Address Miss Delia,
Hivi.iv. 13? Forest. Phon* 440. 1
7-18-lmi
Wanted—Drenmaking b* lb*
day, Mlsi Ada Vnper; -phona ■'.::!,
' l-13-Im* i
to BORUIQE
Dr. THOMAS f. HAMMOND
DENTIST
Hours I to 1! i. n. aad
I lo 5 p, m. Ladyard building.
Phoae 41SK.
Dr. Eugene Payne
DENTIST
When li was llrst ailiiounced thm!
some nf Hi* dweltors tit Fair Oak-
■were planning to Incorporate 11 wa« l
generally bellered ihat Ihey desired |
merely to emulate the example of
the millionaire roifttiiunlty nf Hills ;
borough and form an esi-luslve elty j
nf Ihelr own. However, a joker wa. '■
found In" the plan of the Fair Oak ■
city enthusiasm to take In nil tbe
lerrltnry lying as-far south as the!
i.i— -rn northern limit-, of Menlo
Park, with the resu.ll thpMoss ITta-l
tncratlc Menlo Park Is n*w clamor
Ing over a similar project of Incor ;
pomtlng. •*.. j
The mtli'-aii.l-a-ha'lf limits fromi
Sin nf or.I I'nlviTslly. within 'which!
salnonK are not permitted, extends a!
Sborl distance north of eMnln Park.
Should Fair Onk* tie sii.-cossfiil In
Incorpnr&llng. however, lis iir^s-nt
plan* would call for Hie egtfnslohl
of Its own wmllierly limits float to'
Menlo, or inlo the "dry ion*" HI
Kreah rows for salo. Inquire D.
J M.ii-jitiv. Murphy ranch, two mllee
above Maylleld. T-IS-Im»
Far Sale —Oakland Puslnaaa prop-'
erly. .,:■■:■■,: tot, with buildings. Apple P.. Creehaw. 46C Fares!1
avenue 4-27-tf
FOR HUNT.
Plot Hint t'otias- Res rtrn.-
rtKims strirtl) modern, oppoelts
lloltis SmIumi! Kvergreeu Park;
rent tit Ktujulre D M. Teague.
\tjvn.-l.l C-IO-6t»
A pa
y residing tn Pacific Oro*e
wishes to aschange a very desirable
uottage home In tbe center of tbe
c*to*o tor a small home In Palo Alto.
For further particular* write to Mrs
W. I* ~
'-■'JI. I ii.irr-.ij A'.-nur,
ni',lis Sttr-I, Vising Holldlsg
Uoars u in f,
ORlce phone tun. Re*, pboae IMI.
street,
susj, |,H,ii,iiMia .11,11 tv jails ,
I'.iu I.-.,.. 310 Fourteanth
Pacific OroT*. 7-21-iw" I
Strayed Kru
m Coolgy ranch.
i.ollle pup. ahi
e sireak around
ii.-. Ij. i-ollar with
Initials "T. H. R."
and "Rarkey"
Iti Warerley
S-IO-St*
A Toaat lo lh** Fair 8es.
First Tennis Player -t wonder
bow that girl got so terribly burned.
Second Pelican—I suppose a amllt
lll^up her face.-- Harvard 1-ampoon.
MASSEURS
Offlce heora ll to 12 and 1:14 to
llM., Heme addrese 1044 Bryant St
J. O. VARIAN
MASHKIH
Madlson-Tballs building. Palo Alto
Offlce phon* BUT.
Residence phon* OGtU
Foi flobi 7-room house, fur-
iiisti..l Call at ttt Kipling sin-el
ItetWe-n <"■ and 7 p. in l*f»IW*
I'm I in Piano at 1.1 p-r lli.mtli '
InilHlr- M1 D \ Smith ill Kit *
Rooms and Board *
Nice sonny r.ooms and tahle board
131 rinw-rsltr-nvenui. OpOl for
i,ii.iii,.-s August*; I..Hi Meals io oirt-
ilders.
MRS. II. It. MI'VliKH.
Shampooing:
Hair Dressing, deaip and Facial
Treatment. All kinds of Hair Work
given prompt attention Mrs. C.
Malcolm Wad*. Room No. 1. Madison Tholts Hlock Phone 23&X.
VKTKRtNAHIANS.
becano
real |
nreil
r.In:
thai ihe
ed I'..lr
tbls
■tin
limit
of i
ind pr
In Hie
of
nd- ;
mir
edn
the
'ry-
Egfa
cost nf living wn* tiltterly Invelgh-
>n|; , .i .;• t.ulr,>:ul rates and blindly marelung N-hlnd blind I-adl-ri to
- thtU end* When ronds were not
muddy, t babied. 2.Mil)- (iniiiida to a
load and y-t ' thai, wn* 2H cents a
ton. p»-r mite, or qret ililrtv-.seii'n
times more ilian thc nvcrnge chsrge
by the railroads Th,- reports of
tbe Interstate opmmgrcs eommtaslon
showefl "that fho. average cost by
.-1) i
wide
di-mk-iillv -garulahed sophlslry and-
turn lo (be more practical Effect of
tnuddy^tiadii. exp-iislve wagon transportation lu d il kin i en's profits, es-
travagant nftd iiiisysteiiiatlc methods
of ,]li.trni.ilkm aud other kindred
cnitTics These may he new phase*
of-the real i-aiine of high priced, as
viewed by tjie economic ctptirt, who
plows, sows and ■ reaps In rocking
iliairs wlQiln.ftfur walti. bul thny
sre iiard rt-allilci, to the former."
the nue koines of tbo district
A Mould Par* megtlng hiss heoSi
rail-it for tonight for Ihe avowed
purpose of defeating (hls plan
The division line half way between the two towns would be at
aboutMnellaln avenue, nnd 11 Is tn
this Immediate neighborhood that
several Menlo Park saloon owners
hnve small properly holdings Alt
lhe rest of the land, with (he eicep.
Hon of these f.-w small lots, belting
to Ihe 1
A Fa
■■■'.,-,-r
Oaks meellng was held
Inst night at Ihe home Edward
Ryre a paUUon wit) he dtvulated
at once and presented at (he next
itl.-elltig of the board of supervisors.
M<Milo Park now proposed to b,- on
hand with a similar petition and
will also demand the equal division
of prpperijr^Aotween (he two towns
For i:,. ilng room
Appn iii ; i ■ Ramona street.
8-3-lw
For Hen: Housekeeping rOOUJS
$lrt; man and wife or one or twr
girls: USA of „p)ann. gas. eleetrk
light. ISO Floi-'iiee itmOi. 8-3-2*
Kor Its-ni August I Bib. modern.
G-rooui .-oitagi-. good barn. Apply'
44H Hawthorn.' av-nue Phone 509X
l. '"*■' .;.
Ftir Itenl Five-room lurnishodN
apnrtiu.'iit. laundry, bath, plann.:
Also single room. Adults only. 342
Homer avenue 8-1-tf
For Rent—Sis-room house, excellent repair, 'porches, basement., ga*.
range, large 1*1. shrubbery. Special!
terms to goad tenant. Inquire *'."■'•
Lincoln avrnue 7-20-lf
For Rent Alt* Hall, an the
third floor uf tbe Slmklna building..
Is Available for small meetings at a,
renial of 11.SO per meeting. Enquire Times efllce. S-7*tf
Buy &t .
Pacific Grove
1 li wining. Healthful. Pielunsquei
l»tig*.*niHng. See John F. Hyiber,'
iOi ijttaR aftpsnse, eaerar-r Atna st.,
: for loU uoS arreagr propa-rty ia Ibi*
I'liglilfill -i-,ti*,i.
Palo Alto Veteriau-y HiMpUal
Dr. R. M. Olsson-Sefler
Tborougfaly equipped to bandl*
: the smaller animals. Separata
I mange and distemper wards.
I'lionr 110. »I7 Alma Stre-ec
Sh»^-Vas a freshman from
'Oh;, dear." ahe sighed, "I
Vxm
Why We Advertise
llleh
,e ad\ertiM-> lM*e<iUse we
(H-opt- i„ know Hist we S
linnslnif*nls.
tai onire bu.inrss, alill lM*a»u«e nr
*ie|l eqa ppeil lo take care of
'It |Mi|»: berause ail vert islug Ibis Association lias hel|M*tl to
make It one of Ute -,truttgf*t Itiiiitllng and' Itomn AsaoclaUons in
'the slate of California. -, — '.;. -f-■■■;.*• .- \*-*- •-iVV'- ,
Other fl—II ISltimS Ii*ve MtsWCd our lead, have discarded their
■ r. i- ,--.|,, .I ranis, formerly n- >1. and an* utilising sp*cc to tell
Hie people what Ihey have to offer.
We (My fl |ier eent Interest on Ortlgrates of Invcstmeul.
P&lo Alto
Mutual Building (Si Loan
Association
257 UnivcrsityAvcnuc, Pales Alt*. C«l.
adjust my
itrrletilu
nnly
* "It
- It doesn't show any." he raas*
bared her, blnshlng. And then they
Imth talked rapidly about the deco-
rations -Iterord.
xaacta.UKS*micn.
PAI.O AI.TO VACUl'M CARPBT
Cl.EAMNO CO t'nniet laying and
lodellOS S (' Gibson, res. 107
Lytton av*- Phone 4S8T. 8-8-H
Callahan MacCarthy has rempved
to '-:'- llamona *tree( opposite The
Times building 8-1-lm
THK HIST PROOF.
An Opimrtunity for You to Pr-uve
Our !4f.ateiiiciib,.
■ We ht(ve a remedy for KJdney
j disorders, 1n which he have ever?
!confidence.
1 That you usg-poessM ihls confl-
I denee too, we offer to supply you
wltb a remedy free of charge If we
do not benefit your case.
■ ' Ressll Kidney nils t.nv* .i.u
bcneflrial In treating so manjr people afflicted with chronic kidney all
ments that w* unhealtailngly offer
them under-our personal guarantee
to refund any money you may have
paid, us, provided-no beneficial re;
mils are noted.
Reull Kidney Pills may tie obtained at .our store—The Rexall
Stores Sixty Pllfs In a box: price,
','i i-n- ■ 'Welngartner A Co.
7-27-41
Phone :l'-!I. MS t'liltervlly Ar.
Palo Alto Market
l-niirld-en JI Sonnkkson
Our Meats are the Best.
OUR PRICE IS'RIGHT '
DK. RIHE
* I. ll'lll WHY -*I ll(.K.i>
Ofll-r*. I'.lj Sl.il.1rs
Telephone AA.
Dr. E. C. Zickendrath
ORAUt ATK VETEIUNAlUAlf
(Callferala State Llcanee.)
DenUstry, Snigcry. Medictar.
Phone Of*. Offle* t-S HamUtoa A*»
Tbe Dally Times.
Apply to chief
black overcoat
: polloe. city ball.
« S-S-31
Will the party wbo found J S. |
HiHlcr's glnsi-cs which ho .lost Saturday nl rnlverslty and Pope please
return Ihem to Times office. S-»-tf
Summer
Hints
DON'T WORRY
DON'T HAKK
Don't do anyihing unlit y»u have
tried HorH«xe*s Hn-ad, Cake* and
Pic*.
HOHWEOE HAKERV
Plione 41.1X
New. Store
EARLE & CO.
Lp-lo-Oale Grocers
Masonic Templ
1
No full textPalo Alto Times
VOL.. 18. NO. 17.
PALO ALTO, CAL. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1901.
S1.50 A YEAR
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
D
,R. C. K. RABER
1 DENTIST
Offloe—Room. a. 0 .no 1 Parkln.on Block
B. MAYHEW, D.D.S.
OENTIST
D
**-^ta-e Iti UbIvst—ty avs.
R. H. D. DODGE
D
R. CHARLES W. DECKER
DENTIST
Office and ReaUence. University Ave., cor.
Warerly St., PeJo Alto Main Offlee. Rooms
S to 10 Phelan Building. Han Kranhiaoo.
GEO. BLAKESLEY LITTLE, D.D.S.
OENTIST
Offloe, Morris Building, University Avo„Palo
Alto, Cal.
DR. NATHALIE SELLING
Stsnfoid Building
Offloe boors—S to 4 p.—. Telephone Black II
R. HAMILTON C BOWIE
Former Health Officer San Mateo Co.
Offloe hours: 10 to It a. to ; 1:80 to 4 p. m.
Parkinson Block, itt l.'ulvcrslty at enue. Heal
denoe, Selby Lane. Fair Oaks.
D
GEO. E. HALL
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
Special attention paid to diseases of the Eye,
Car, Now and Throat- Hours. S to * and 7 to a
D1
,R HOWARD BLACK.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hours. 6 to 10 a.m.. I lo 3 and 7 lo 6 p.m. Par
kluaoD Bioe*. Residence 44* Kipling Street
Phone Red 4S.
D1
R. W. W. GAMBLE,
AND
fMYSIClSN SURGEON
ELECT ROT MERAPEUTIST
Office hours: 10 to IS m.: 8 to ft, 7toR p.m.
Offloe: Patrick building, opp. Bank. University avenue. Telephone (Residence) AS. Real-
denoe hMRamoca Street
Day or night calls attended promptly.
PALO ALTO KINDERGARTEN
Miss Brooks
Mrs. Coover
Materials free. Tuition S3 per month.
Waver I j a treat.
M
R. HENRI L. BETTMAN
PROFESSOR OF VIOLIN
Mrs. ell* b. Mcdowell
Vocal Instruction
itl H.iniltoD Ave. Monday..oil Thund.y
ISS GERTRUDE GATTS
Instructor for
PIANO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR AND B NJO
MB Hamilton Avenue
T/INOERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
n~ SCHOOL
MISS GERTRUDE H, BROWN
Reopened Moml.v. Annuel 19. .1* Cowoor
.treel. Dear unl.er.lt, .voouo. ; Tuition as
per muniii
STOWE 8t MALCOLM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
PULVER «t PAGE
L< ,TTORNEVS.AT.LAW
W. ROLLER
- Und.rtakaf and Embalm.,
Offlo. .Dd R*»!denee. Ol M__uortt« Su..,
CONTRACTORS
L UPHAM
Contractor and Builder
IT
11.
Plana tarnished. All work guaranteed. Mors
than twenty years' experience. Bnldenc*. 443
Kipling St P.O. address. Box _7. PaloAlto.
Good loans negotiated for building purposes.
E
A. HETTINGER
Contractor and Builder
Palo Alto. San Jose oBoe. » S. Beoondatree*.
Sunset Telephone Red 1041. Agent for Conneo-
tleui Mrs Ins. Co. of Hertford.
Town Trustees' Meeting:.
Tin- Town Tnisteos met In regular
aosslou on Monday night. At roll
villi sit the members were present except Hutchinson and Sloan. Trustee
Butler took the chair. The minutes
of the meeting of Soptember 21 wero
read and approved as read.
The' finance committ«-o approved
various bills as previously reported.
A tire-limit ordinance was proposed
and referred to the fire committee for
Investigation.
The following now bills were presented and referred to thu finance committee:
K. & Page, services «3 00
W. F. Dunsraorv. labor 17 25
I.. 1 Lihl. plumbing 38 00
J. F. Parkinson, mdse 23 95
C. C. Klester, painting 3 00
Gen. Elec. Co., mdse 60 82
" maters 81 00
U. 8. Crocker Co., tax book 8 50
C. A. Mosher, hauling 25 75
T. 11. Swain, sprinkling 38 00
W. C. Franklin, cleaning hose... 4 60
In the matter of tho petition of elector* that the town establish and maintain a public library, the city attorney
Hied an opinion stating that upon petition of one-fourth of the duly qualified
electors of the town tho trustees must
establish a library. Tho petition was
referred to the city attorney and the
cle,rk to ascertain If It was in legal form
and contained a sufficient number of
names.
Thu attorney's opinion is appended:
To the Honorable Hoard or Trustees of tbe
".,wn of Palo Alio. Oeollcn.cn :
In response to your request (or Information as
to the powers and duties of your honorable
Board In regard to the establishment and maintenance of a free public library within tbe town
of Palo Alto, I beg tosubtnli the following:
Tbe last Legislature passed an Aet entitled
"An sot to prorldo for tbe establishment and
maintenance or public libraries within muntol-
psIlllM," approrod March XI. IW1, Section I ot
wbloh Is as follows: "Tbeeommon council,
board of trustees, or other legislative body of
any Incorporated city or town In tbe State nf
•California may. and upoa being requested to do
so by one-fourih ot lie electors of such municipal corporation In the manner hereinafter
provided, must, by ordinance, natsbllab In and
for said municipality a public library; provided, there be none already ustsbltabod therein."
Tbo first ijuestlon Is whciber or not ibem is a
public library established wltbln the municipality. In my opinion there Is not. The word
"public" Is here used In the sense of '* belonging to the public.'" It lo clear that a library
like tbe Sutra library ot San Francisco would
aot be a public library wltbln tbe meaning of
this act, even though the owner should permit
the public Kuucrally to uso It. The present
library la In reality the property of tlin
Woman's Ulub. The question Is* thus reduced
to tins: Docs the fact that tbe Town contributes to the support make It » public Ilbraryf
Undoubtedly It Is a condition annexed to the
gift that tbe public shall be admitted aad allowed to use tbe books. But except in so far
aa the Board may have the right to Insist that
tho oondltlon be fulfilled the public has absolutely no control. The managers may return
ilm money and close- at any time. It la not the
same si If tho town bad leased tbo books and
fixtures. Moreover, previous to tne present Act
the establishment of public libraries was gov-
erned by the Aet of ISM. It Is my opinion,
therefore, that tbe present Aet. In providing for
the establishment of public libraries ''provided there be none already established therein " clearly means a library established by tbe
municipality under some auoh law.
Tbo means of request referred to In the first
section la explained lu tbo second section to be
by petition signed by the requisite number of
electors.
If the petition which has been preseated contains the Dames of one-fourth of the electors of
las town of Palo Alto, tl follows from what has
been said above that It la tbe daty of. your
Board to establish, by ordinance, a publlo
library.
By the Aot of 1B01 the government of tho
library la vested Id s Board of five trustees to
be appointed by the chairman ot your Board, by
od with the consent ol your Hoard.
You are authorised for tbe First two years I
after the establishment to levy a tax in addl-
tton lo other taxes HurTioleut for maintaining
siii-Ii library and purchasing property neoea-
aary tbcreror. After tho Ural two years tbo
levy muat not oxoeed two mills on the dollar of
assessed valuation.
Respectfully submitted.
E. 8. PAGE.
Mrs. Julia R. Gilbert, for the Woman's Club, presented a written suggestion to the effoct that if it should be
desired to have tho Club continue tho
administration of tho library during
tho coming year, undor the direction of
tbo Board, the Club would pledge itself
to raise the money necessary for the
purchase of new books. This suggestion wa» conditioned upon tbe granting
of the petition for tho creation of a
library. Mrs Gilbort also furnished tho
following cetimaU) of tbo expenses of
the library for she year 1901-2:
Kent _ I1BJ00
Librarian fc salary, MP a taotttb..—. 430 OJ
Janitor's S 80 00
Nr-sp»per»and magatlaea . _ SO 00
Blading magaiioes _ _. 40 00
tie Mad log hooks . 50 CO
Insurance and fuel ... 30 00
Total...
1000 00
The Five Periods of Japanese Art.
Mr. Krnest F. Fcnollosa will give a
lecture on-" Art In Japan" In Assembly
Hall at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening, October 30. His lecture will
bo copiously illustrated with lantern
slides, which havo boon, for tho most
part, reproduced for Mr. Fenollossa
under his direction from master-pieces
in Ameaican and Japanese public and
private collections. Tbo committee in
charge Is the same as that which
brought Mr. and Mrs, Henschel and
Mr. Seton-Tbompson horo last semes-
tor: MesdamesD. S, Jot-dan, F. Angoll;
J. M. Stiliman, C. II.Gilbert, W. A.
Kimball, Miss Pleasants, Professor CD.
Marx and Mr. J J.Morris. Admission,
25 and 35 cents; scats on sale at the
drug stores in Palo Alto and at the
bookstore on thecampiit.
Mr. Fonolossa was burn in Salem,
Mass., in 1853. Graduating from Harvard and tbe Boston Art School, he
j was in 1878 appointed to a professor-
.rihip in the Imperial University of
Tokio. In 1886 he was made Japanese
Commissioner of Fine Arts, and has received five decorations from the Em-
poror, and is recognl".od as the world's
loading expert in tbe history of Japan-
oso art. He has made extended ai-cbio-
ologicul studies lu Japan. Inbisloo-
turos he speaks witb thu enthusiasm of
a pioneer concerning tho process now
begun of a mingling of Bast and West,
from which he prophesies a greater expansion of thought than has occurred
since the era of Columbus,
Royal Italian Band.
That the people of Palo Alto aro not
lacking In appreciation of fine music is
shown by the attendance at the concert
given by the Royal Italian Band
Wednesday evening. Fifteen hundred
tickets were sold and the Assembly
Hall was nearly filled. The music*
loving people were enthused over, the
grand performance which was a success In every way. In the matter of
encore- the band was as good natured
as tbe audience was persistent. It
would be better to show more consideration of visitors even In demonstrations of pleasure.
Campus Improvements.
Soveral new buildings are to be commenced as soon as possible on the campus. The outer part of the main quad-
rttnglo, at the rear of the old quad, will
bo completed. Those buildings will be
used as offlee* and recitation rooms for
tho Mechanical, Electrical and Civil
Engineering departments. A new engineering laboratory will also be started
almost immediately and probably will
be located west of the present Civil
(engineering building. It will be orro
story high, und will ho two hundred
feet long, by sixty foot wide. The
western half is to bo used for a steam
engineering laboratory and will contain
engines and boilers, while the eastern
part will be devoted to experimental
electrical engineering apparatus. The
old buildings aro to continue In active
uso. As soon as tbo Scientific departments now housed iu tho quadrangle
move Into their quartors in the new
science building, their present places
will be converted Into recitation and
drafting rooms -for tho engineering
students.
It Is now almost certain that Mrs.
Stanford will not rest until the engineering branches of the University
are the equal of any In the country, for
t was the original intention to have
this work take precedence of strictly
classical study.
Catholic Fair.
Arrangements for tho fair to bo held
October 29-30 are now ul»ut<;ompletod.
There will be four booth- lister charge
of the following ladies. Stanford booth,
Mrs. C. MacCarthy; Palo Alto, Miss
Whlsman; ice-cream, Mrs. O'Brineand
Miss Greer; candy, Miss Mary Garen.
With those energetic ladles and thoir
uble assistants to display the many
Ixmutlful and tempting articles offered
for sale, it is safe to predict that the
fair Is an assured success. The citizens
of Palo Alto and the adjacent country
have been most generous in responding
to tli«- call for contributions and there
will I-- useful, artistic and dainty goods
stilted to every tank* and purse. Refreshments will also bo on sale during
the entire fair. There will be dancing
each evening and excellent music will
be furnished. Remember tbe place,
FraU'rnity-hall, and tho dates, October
29-30. and bring your friends and their
friends.
New Dental Parlors,
Dr. C. K. Raher recently came
here from Junction City, Kansas, and
has opened an office for dentistry In the
Parkinson block. His family will
locate here, and should the climate
prove beneficial to Dr. Raber's health,
they will make Palo Alto their home.
Dr. Raber brings vory high oreden-
tlals from his former place of residence,
not only as being a first-class dentist,
but also as being an enorgotlc, progressive citizen, ready always to do all in
bis power to advance tbe interests of
the town in which he Uvea. He is a
graduate of the Indianapolis School of
Dentistry, and has followed that calling
for a number of years. He was twice
mayor of Junction City, president of
the Commercial Club, vice-president of
the Central National Bank and president of the electric railway, light and
Ice companies of that city.
Dr. Raber is largely Interested in a
K" ntation In Old Mexico, where he and
wife have recently spent some
months for tbe benefit of his bealtb
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No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
First
National
Bank
la equipped to transact all
branches of domestic and foreign banking. AoconnU ara
solicited from flrma, corporations and Individuals, who
may rely upon courteous ©on-
aideratlon and tha vary beat
Urms that ara consistent with
good bnslnaaa methods.
Inspect oor riafe de-posit vault.
OFFICERS:
C. E. Chllds. President.
John Dudflsld. Vlce-PrraldsaL
Ell King, Cashisr.
C. E. Jordan, Assl Caahler.
DIRI*;*CTORS.
C. B. Chllds
Joba Dudflsld
C. L. Smith.
H. W. Slmklns
Ell Klag
Dr. It. L. Wilbur
J. 8. Lakln
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NEWS OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Froa the Daily Palo Alio
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IS WELL CONDITIONED.
CALIFORNIA HAH BtSAT llt.UNKH
l l. IM IN YEARti.
Keillor uf "Hail) i ■.ililWiiL.u" Kays
Bine and Gold 11..- Nu Prvllng
of i»t. r-r..iiiHl. act.
BY i i U i- A. McARTHl'R.
CatlfornU la not going Into thU
game with any feeling of over-confl-
denee. Whatever spirit of that sort
that might have been aroused over
the outcome of the Freshman game
bas long since passed away, especially wben we Uke Into consideration
tbe outcome of the games with Vancouver. In addition to this Stanford
Is playlag oo bar own grounds and
on a Held with which the Cardinal
player* are more or less familiar and
with which tbe Blue and Oold fifteen are comparative strangers.
Tbe team that will represent Cal-
****** ******
■University of Nevada, tbe Barbarians
from San Francisco, aad tha Vancouver team from British Colombia. Tbe
Barbarians, with tbeir best men In
the game, consisted of six English,
men, three New Zenlanders, three
Australians, one Irishman, one Canadian, and two Americans, one a Cal-
i itornlan and the other a Waahlng-
l-M)KltGRAl>CATES ( oNFIPKNT ' tontan. but all residents ot San Pmn-
OF STANFORD Tltll MP1I. j Cisco, where they ware working er-
-——*—. ary day at their various vocations
Su|M----fc.i-.ty of t .tnlinal Back field and j and bad no training season, no train-
EXPECT VICTORY HERE.
Advantage of llnnir Cmuml.
Will iK-t.TiuiDc Remit.
leg table, aod no restrictions other
' than those self-imposed by men wbo
! have to earn thetr own living and
I have got beyond tha thoughtless
spending and apraelag stag*- generally associated with adolescence drawing regular remittances from "dear
father" aod "dear mother" tn re-
aponae to tbe only letters for whleh
the busy college student always haa
BY 11 \l:■ »l l« FITCH
The team that wlll represent SUnford In the intercollegiate U one In
which the undergraduates have the
fullest confidence and there Is a general fooling tbat tha Cardinal wlll be
victorious. There are several good ! timet
re-aeon* for this conlldence ln the j -f,,, Vanconver team, or rather the
Student Body and the one tbnt prob-; MUI] of nineteen from which the
ably comes Brat Is tbo fact that tbe | flft##n [0rni#tl fOP tbt ^t*** down
team bas been trained by Coach \htir* wt, drmwlli consUted of two
J...-H-* F. Laaagnn. wbo baa turned New Zealander*. four AnrftralUaa.
out four varsity football teams at! n-te Englishmen, nnd eight Canad-
Stauford and bas not yet been de-; ,BOi Md the Canadlaoa were mainly
fraud. When Lanagan camo Uythe iabaUtutea. which would Indl-
,, *** """ •."""mr'taCTTi I -»*-«aT*Ioarel in 1803 he faced a dlfflcnlt e^-** jj^j ^^ in Canada th* bast
Ifornia tomorrow on SUnford Field ... _ ,,. ■ . . . at.* vaw***** %*** -****.
-'problem, aa California had won ihe Ru)[4,y playera are Imported,
two previous years and be waa com- I -«-ow th, srrmdg team weighed,
of "tie ^*rir*ined i P*U** *° d*T*ioD * X9*m ****** ********! stripped, an average of 151 pounds
u i successfully meet th* Blue and OcJs)l|0 *■*.* mM. ^t.* Barbarians 168,
g*s,*a*a*sa*asaua*a%a*a*easa^vawAV av**. **,** ot*** m,*** *t*m m.*** o
TBE BANK OF PALO ALTO
Authorized Capital • • 2.00 to
la naturally better schooled in Rugby than was last year'a fifteen, and
I* ta probably one
teama w« have bad la rears.
In these two things that tbe Call-
foraU aupt'ortera place tbelr hopes,
for ifaer know tbat tbe players trill
$6.00 per year.
-.eterajj*. This he did snd the re. Stanford Ul, California 1*1, and
suit was a «-6 game la wblcb SUn- Vancouver 1*5, for I took tha tron-
ft-rd had an advantage. The neat Mf to *9\-m*x th* data myaelf. af-
tbree yeara Lanagan's ■ ter hearing ao much Utk about "Cal-
teams were victorious,! ifornia* baavler forwarda" and
and tbla yoar, after his * Vanconver weighs 1R5 pounds to
Australian trip and with tha man."
the assiaUnce of Field; Both universities played these
Coach G J. Presley, be three outside teama the same num.
ehaa <*a\eveloped a tc-am ***** of games. And bare ar* tha re-
tbat will sorely play n »«lu In sequenoe:
splendid gamo and ono ; -j,,,,,,^^
whlcb 1* lo every rcpect CtMfornU
eqaal to the California Ca)lfoni,a
flfteeo.
California
In addition to tbe con- California
Qdence placed ln the California ... 0
team because of Lena- _
Kan's coaching, there ts a : Total &(
foeltng that tbe plsylna
of the big game upon the SUnford ... .1*
home Held wilt prove a SUnford 31
distinct advantage to tbe Sunford ,...In
Cardinal players. This Is tfuaford •
a fact that la of no email SUnford .. ..tt
importance nnd It la al- Stanford .... 6
wnjra conceded tbat tha
home team faaa an advao-
Uge, both on account nf
Barbarians
Barbarians
Nevada ...
Barbarlana
Vancouver
Vancouver
OpponenU . .21'
Barbarlana .. I
Nevada 0 ■
Barbarians . .13
Barbarian*
Vancouver
Vancouver
..It
..It:
.at
Opponents ...IT
GEO. H. BENTLET
All old and new work, la-
elds or outside. Estimates
given.
Reeldence ttt Hamilton
avenue Pbone Red tit.
AUbaatJoa and nil kinds of
made-up mortara for aala.
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San
Francisco Messenger
Purchasing Agent
It. ft. (.IIWON
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Dally trips, leaving at 10:0" a. a.
Agent Spsatding's Padflc Dyatng; A
Cleaning Works aad other Parisian
dye bouses. Ban Prnnctsoo. Offlce.
Ijiusten's tailor shop, lOt Circle.
Pbone Rad 411. City offles J. B.
Bolsnd Co., 47 Onery street. Pbon*
Temporary 1470,
•'»ur tram U np ajesdnat *
Inn-I |.r.•!■.■-un.ii, and t .ilif"r-
tu i In--- Ito t> a — ni to f'-s-l i
fi't.-r.i Htanfonl's iim.ni*. or* •
JJ er Vancouver trl^mcMiatrntc **■
Swhat ill-* Cardinal plnyent rati *
do, ami there la errry rv.t-4.1t sw
* i.. anp|io<-r I hat tl") will put *
2* np a better game agalnat na *
Hi.in thej* ilid agalnat tbe Cm- -*•'
I* in.liati-. ao It la ijiii..- a|>*wirs n. *
** il.m we will have to do a good *
* il. ni If we hope- to sawire." jt
tftmifrntutwuMttui
do their best. We believe our men
siand a chance of victory but we
know that figuring out tba chances
beforehand will not bring success.
Every California aopporter wbo
witnesses the gam* realize* the great
uncertainty attendant opon the oat-
come of the plsy. The possibility
of a Irani gaining a victory through
some entirely uneipeeted happening
renders ded actions based on form
and condition, of rather doubtful
value.
Of one thing w* ar* sure, bow-
ever, that we hav* a good team, one
tbat can be depended on to do IU
utmoet for California.
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at *
Sunford Pharmacy •
R. P. CTtAM.L-r-'R,
117 Callmafcy Ave., cor. Carrie
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LINf'.KRING OOLD.
Withstood OthCT Trratmeat. bat
Qalrkly Cared by OiambertaiB's
C. maCb Ilnardj.
''Last winter T caught a very as-
rer* coold which lingered for
weeks." eaya J. Urqobsrt. of Zephyr.
Ontario. "Mr congh waa vary dry
and harsh. The local dealer roeom-1
mended Chambarlain'a Congh Rem-
edv and guaranteed IL ao I gave tt
n trial. One small bottle of It enrad
me. I bollevo Chamberlain'* Congh
Remedy to be th* beat I h»v* ever
■aad. Thia remedy ta for aala by
the Esgle Dfaaj Oo.
Dellrer*
Professor A. C. Whltsker. of tbe
Department of Economics, delivered
lector* before tbe Sen Francisco
Chapter of the American Institute
of Bsnklog Thuraday evening. The
subject of the lecture was, "The Relation of the Banka to the Stock
Market aad Stock SpecaUtlon."
IMK-TOR HOWARD TO PRRACH.
runner Htanff>rd I**rofea*or to DeltTer
s.rnx>a la Chapel <
Mf-rwlng.
T.nsl ...
These score* roughly indloaU that
familiarity wltb the flald , California In her alx game* won four
and the avoiding of tbe aod tost two. making an average of
excitement of a trip to • polnta to opponents' 4. while
the aceae of the conteat. 8unford In her alx games won five i
l*e*tdae theae two causes and lost on*, making an average of
of SUnford confidence there bas 15 to each opponent's t. In them-
been a steady Improvement* In selves these bald results Indicate that
'be playing of the Varsity daring' California Is not such n big scoring
the past two weeks and the results team aa SUnford, but on the other
of tb* Vanconver game* clear) ■' hand does not permit an opponent
demonstrated that the Stanford team to score ao easily aa Stanford does
has strong scoring ability. In the Aad the actual playlag happens to
Kanie tomorrow tha team will be In support tbls deduction. Other things
nne condition and tbe men can be ****** ******* *****<"* ***** *****
expected to play their beet game, i ***** ******* ***** CalirornU P'-rely
which on form U fully equal to any- °° ****** ******* *********** ******-
lng. Staaford has two advantages to
be reckoned aside from tbe season's
. .scores. That fighting spirit tbat
hs. ahowa U battar advantage la th. ;fitih#4 |n (h# ^ Vancouver gam.
*n ^'tl^'IVW^ *s*'*Slfcsev^^B>aB^ et|^
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Apply To
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Palo Atto and Redwood City
hlng shown by the California flf-
'ten tbls season. In fact, SUnfor.1
•rt-llmlnary games than Coach Tay-
for aa Irresistible score waa like the
lor'a mea and it la well known that, ip!fU of two ytMn lgo wheo .hrfte
tbe SUnfortJ teams since Lanagan'* !of sunford'a present team help*d de-
time, have always played their best t*aa sunford Plaid and christen It
tame on the day of the Intercolleg- with a fighting fore* that In all ex-
late conteat. Theae facta all cansejeept that wonderful treaty tor the
the undergraduate* to expect a SUn- borne Held waa logically overmatched .
ford victory, although n cloa* game \ by Csllfornla* dAngerons veterans.
li generally expected aa the teams \ That spirit fired again and Fenton*,
are evenly matched and preliminary \ kicking are two things whlcb Call-.
storesfare liable to prove mislead-; fornla bas not shown this
lng.
Tha California team Is heavier
than Stanford's fifteen, especially lo
the scrum, bat this advantage tn
weight la expected to ba oaT-aet by
the speed of tbe Cardinal back-fit*!.!
find tbe general aggTesaivenesa of America today.
tbe team. Ia general knowledge of | Oo to It. yon flne red devils, be
the game tbe Stanford team la car-j gentlemen, bnt play like fiends,
ulnly equal to California, and ba- j „, „ „ ,,
cause of laansgan'a coachlug. the ad-
vantag* of playing on lha home
field, and tbe speed nnd fighting spirit of the team, tbe Student Body confidently expects a victory In tomorrow'a contest.
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All the good people of Palo
Alto, especially the newcomers, to know that we cxtty a
full line of Ranges, Water
heaters and Heaters, and are
always ready to demonstrate
the use of same
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HAS SCORING ABILITY.
HTAXFORI. ROLLS IP PI POINTS
IX I'lIII.IMlV \\\\ HKABOX.
Reverend Burt Estes Howard of i
the I'oltaiian Chareh of Los Angeles j
wlll be tbe preacher at the Sunday <
morning service In the Cbapel.
Dr. Howard waa a member of the I
Stanford PWealty ln the Depart- I
ment of Economics dating 1*01 and:
at the ii!*.-*a-*ot time ts aa active!
worker la social reform. Rev. Howard Is the author of the ''Oerman j
Bmi'lre." recently published In Newt
York.
>Irs Illancbard will be tha solo-,
1st and will render two selections.
Game* PUy-rd by Cart Una I end Bine
and <;■ -1*1 <UV« In.Hi ail-m-.
of It-wait.
BY ABCHIK RICE, 'li.**,.
I could not readily realst tbe pathos of W. II. B. Fowler when he came
to me and said: "The fellows down
there want you to please write something abdnt tbe preliminary games.
They'll print It tor nothing ln the
Dally Palo Alto Thursday night"
Th* prellmlnnry game*. If ydu caa
forget th* plight of poor Fowler aad
care to rend on, consisted of match-*
b> both vaniUee la torn wtth tha
that she can offset by similar adran- :
tags*. 1 believe that Kenneth Fen.
ton la not only the most valuable
******** P*y**r In tba West, bat I'
think that in hla value to a team be
t. the greatest Rogby player lo all |
FORMER VARSITY SCORES.
■Ve has. taaea tbe a«eac, for Ota saew tUCHaUUSJOB OIL BCtHf.
BR, a.|nrt.lie astlesessw
tor crook stove*, nusgea,
and furnace*. Call *
G. if. Allen 00 Co.
MO Mitt. Stum
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CLOSING SALE I
RFXX3RIM* tVP fllXTRKN ANMAI,
r«kjtiiti.i. covrfWTt4.
.stanfiirtl Haa \\ «m Klgtit And Tnl-
Hit] IS7 Point* AgaUst lltl
Fair <"alir'.mla.
Of the sixteen Inurcolleglate j
football matches b-etw-jen Blnnford!
and Callfornfs. eight bsve beea won
!*■-■ the Cardinal, fonr by the Him? <
and Oold, aod four have resulted ln \
tie*. Four *acceasive defeats have}
been tfae lot of the Bute Ualveralty, j
since Coach Lanagan took charge of :
the Stanford squads. Previous to
1901, two straight victories was the
beat tbst either team had accomplished, as a tie or a defeat Invariably came the third year.
Tb* score* follow: S. C.
1892 March 14 m
1$»2 December 10 10;
18»» , 6 6
189-1 9 0
(Continued on page 7.)
Entire Stock of Japanese Art Goods
At Cost
Fine Present Given Free with Every
Purchase.
The Sendai
529 Emerson St. Palo Mo
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 14. n-15.
Thanksgiving Dinner
HOTEL PALO ALTO
5:30 to 6 P. H.
SALADS
Fruit Salad Combination Lettuce and Egg
RELISHES
California Ripe Olives Celery Green Onions Dill Pickles
SOUPS
Consomme Julien Chicken a la Creole
ROASTS
Young Fresno Turkey, Oyster Dressing and Cranberry Sauce
Smothered Grey Goose, Celery Dressing, Apple Sauce
Prime Ribs of Beef au Juir
VEGETABLES
Baked Squash Green Peas Creamed Cauliflower
Baked Sweet Potatoes. Southern Style
Potatoes. Steamed and Mashed
DESSERTS
Lemon Custard, Sauce au Pain
Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce
Hot Mince and Apple Pie Pineapple and Banana Fritters
Assorted Cakes and Cookies
FRUITS
Oranges Apples Bananas Grapes
Assorted Nuts
American and Swiss Cheese
Demi Tasse
RESERVE TABLES BY PHONE
Price 1.00. Palo Alto 462X.
ARBITRATION IS
NOW SUG6ESTED
Stsnford Would Put Freshman
Question Up to Board of
Arbitration
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Warm
By Buying
Rexall Hot
Water Bottles
tiet nn Ami-rli-nii Hrnuty H**.-Wi*I*t Untile for Votir tied.
You cant Imagine what n comfort one Ik theso cold nlRhts until
you have tried It. Put ono In your bed and see how cosily
warm It Kill keep you. It wlll make sleep more refreshing: will
permit you lo ventilate the sleeping room better without catching
rold; will pay f*»r Itself many times thin winter. Id comfort and
better health.
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Snpiioi-p you buy n Ilexall Hot-Water Bottle from us nnd 11 should
h.-i'j-.-ri to leak before the expiration of the gunrantee: take tt to
any Retail Store to the I'nlted States. Canada or England, and
they will give you a new bottle free of charge.
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Let its do your washing. Ws
wlll cull for your domes and
return them to you within 2.
hours. We wash anything—16
pounds for 50c*.
Our plant Is equipped with
new mangle and dry house.
Hut.-, nnd i •- t."ii.in: work a
specialty.
Send for our price lists and
glte us a trial. Satisfaction
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work to he done call upon ms
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tracu-d f-'r l»snt>-nve yenrrt,
and for the putt eight )*arn I
have dons im-it'sy'iitta* work.
*o I know ».•: . aDgla of the
trade. Wtll **o new -tork '»i
repairing, oi will »upei intend
work t- dent red.
(Jive me a call at my rust
denee, opposite J«rt*»y dairy,
or phone COfiX
C E LONOANECKER |
Fodera Trial Date Set
The witnesses nre being subpeoed
for the preliminary hearing of An-
lone Fodera, charged with man-
t-1nuKhtor In connection wtth the
death of Hector Zapeda. which ls on
tbe docket of Judge S. W. Charles'
court for nrit Monday morning. The
circumstance* of the death of Zapeda
nnd thr serious Injury of Joseph Often* are fresh tn tho mlndtt of Palo
Alto people. Hoth lad* were Santa
Clara students* and were returning
home from the city when they were
•truck by an automobile driven by
Foil cm. Fodern did not atop, hut
continued toward San Francisco. Tho
quick thinking of Mrs. Frnnc*-** Caro-
lan. who followed Fodera and procured hts number, resulted In the arrest of Fodera.
IP TOO WANT GOOD ItE-
Kl'l- .HUNG lUiNK \r.-ae j.iur
-li...'- at the
Campus Shoe Shop
K. l>ELVON
flack of HtNnfonl l,..-i..ili<.-.
Itione 4B3K
Colleges Will Try to GetTo*'
gether in Track, Baseball
and Crew
The first official move toward a *-***•!
sumption of athletic relations between Stanford and California vas,
taken yesterday, wben Pan) R. Wilson, president of the Stanford student body, sent a note to President
Charles Street of tbe California stu- j
dent body, offering to put the mat- j
ter up to a board of arbitration.
The two college* seem to be al-
most hopelessly separated as fsr as
football ls concerned, with Callfor-
nin playing the American code and j
Sunford sticking to Rugby. But J
the only thing which la now keeping'
them apart on thc spring sports Is
ths question of freshman eligibility.'
the original question which caused .
the big split
Stnnford is willing to arbitrate or
compromise the disputed point with [
California in order to bring about ai
resumption of athletic relations.
Neither SUnford nor California rats
well afford to bring track and base-;
ball tonms here for com|-etltlon, as
ths expense is too great In propor-1
tion to tha money ukon In at the
gate for these sports.
Wllson'a letter follosrs:
* "Mr. Charles Street. President Associated Students, t'nlverslty of California. Berkeley—Dear Sir: In
view of the approach of spring
sports and the athletic difference*
existing between California and
Stanford, some definite step should
be taken to bring the two colleges
to a mntun] understanding.
"Innamuch as the principle which
brought the severance of athletic
relations was the freshman rule, and
both colleges being equally firm
iijion the st-tnd they have taken. 1
surges!, on the nsrt of the Stanford
student body, thnt it board of arbitration ii<- appointed to settle the
dispute. In order to reach s speedy
and correct solution of the difficulty
a board comiipsod of men belonging
to neither Institution would arrive
nt n clearer and better settlement.
"Such a bonrd would give nn unbiased opinion, and the associated
students nf Stanford will abide by
•uch opinion.
"Hoping that this suggestion will
meet wltb the approval of the aaso-
clatftd students of the t'nlverslty of
California. 1 beg to remain,
"Very truly yours, .
(Signed) "p. R. WILSON,
"President Associated Students of
Stanford University.
"November 22. 1916."
LA PEIRE & SON
GROCERS
521 Ramona Street
Phone 29
rillo-n-N ■!.■ , leaned, 7Sc pr.
SANITARY
Stanford Laundry
The laundry ol 1,1.1..111.
Family wasli—wr-l. dry or
rough-dry
mora oafiK.
-\ Bargain in One
Acre Improved
on*
nt Menlo 1 1-2 mil.'
AI-KITI.4I.
GROCERIES
Fruits and VeaceUMe*
Itulter nod ia-
MEY HEE & CO.
■ ■:.. I'nlverslty Avenne.
Thone I\A. ftTfl. Free Delivery.
"«wt. toward foothills, situated on
knoll giving fine view; all fenced
*o--h- fruit trees and shrubs. Ini-
nrpvencnts consist of a . R-roon*.
-hlnglcd "bungalow, garner* nnd outbuildings; good wet! and Hear Gulch
water, eleetrle I.-ght and phone.
Ideal location for chickens, rabbits,
truck garden, etc. Adjoining lands
held at 1,000 to l..'.00 iter acre.
Price 11.900: terms. This Is some
bnrgalu. New boulevard to property.
V. .HARRIER
103 I niv. r-ilj \, . mi.-.
Betty Nansen Appears at
Marquee in New
Play
Betty Nsnsen. the eminent tragedienne, wbo has been seen In th»
famotis William Fox success, "A
Woman's Resurrection," will appear
nt the V.if.mi—- Theater tomorrow
and Frtdtjy. Matinee and night. In
her latest William Fox photodrama
"The Song of Hate." which la baaed
upon Victorlen 8ardou's world-
known "Ia« Tosca." Mlas Nansen
gave particular study to the char*
ncter of Florin Toscn, as she met
Sardou In Parts during the time
that he was writing this drama.
which Sarah Bernhardt created the
role now played by Miss Nansen In
the Fox screen version.
Speaking or the charm-tor of Florin tn a recent Interview. Miss Nansen said:
■•Florin la not. as some critics
have declared, a creature of Impulse.
driven by every pssslng wave of
pnsstnn or inclination. She Is a
true woman with the heart and Instincts of her sex. But she Is brave
enough, when a deep love possesses
her soul, to give herself over to It,
rertnrdles* of what the world ma*
sny. She Is a character In whom I
nm deeply Interested, because of her
humnnness Faced by the most trying climax that can arise In & woman's life, when her very soul Is
placed upon the rack of self-sacrifice
the metal of her henrt rings true.
At (he com of bar honor, she still
holds to her great love and even nt
the Inst hour, when the dnrk shadows of fste envelop her. her woman's nob.er nature seres her love-
from a fearful fste. Florla La Toscn
Is tho moat interesting part I have
ever nliyed. I created the character nf the Royal Theater In Copenhagen, at the special request of thc
author."
We arc showing a large assortment of fancy ribbons in the newest snades.
; suitable for fancy work, trimmings and hair ribbons. .Late style plaids, stripes,
printed warps, brocades, in taffetas and satins at 25c. 30c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 1 yard
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S COATS
Heavy woolen coats, dark winter shades, in stripes, mixtures and solid
shades, in ages from 8 to 15 years, worth Irom 8.50 each, on sale to
close at 3.50 each, on sale to close at 75c each.
LADIES' WOOL DRESSES
; at half price to close, in dark colors, all wool serges and novelty dress goods,
; silk and satin trimmed, in solid blues, navy, black, brown, green, combination
; trimmings of plaids and stripes to match the dress. Regular prices 7.50,
; 10, at half price I., close.
SILK SECTION
Just received some splendid silk values direct from New York. A beautiful
collection of the newest and latest shaces in stripes, plaids, novelty brocades,
printed warps, solid colors with small brocade patterns, checks, satin striped
Scotch plaids. We are showing some special values in striped and brocaded
effects in waistings in 24 and 27 inch widths at 75c and 1.75 and 1. 2.50 yard. Pattern cloths at 1.75. 2.?0ti. $6 each.
BOYE HAIR PINS
on sale to close, put up in fine metal boxc, a fine hairpin at a low price. Our 10c
boxes at 5c to close. Our 5c boxes on sale at 2 boxes for 5c. Our large metal
box with mirror stand sold at 25c on sale at 15c each, 2 for 25c.
Safety pins and glass head pins in metal boxes, regi.il.ir price 5c, now 2
lor 5c.
MACYS' HOOKS and EYES
put up in glass tubes and double ends hooks in one end, eyes in opposite end,
regular 10c article, guaranteed not lo ■ list. 5c to close.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs
Our new holiday line is here and on
display. All the latest novelties in embroidered and lace edges, hemsiit.-ned
embroidered corners. Boxed goods for
holiday gifts.
Men's initial and plain handkerchiefs.
Children's handkerchiefs in all styles
and large variety of box goods.
Ladies' Neckwear
Latest style offerings in ladu s' col
lars, vestees, collar and cuff sets, chemisette and oriental laces, organdies,
heavy and fine voile effects, all lhe new
and popular shapes, hemstitched, feather edges, Venisc edges and tatting
edges. See display on front counter--
25c. 35c, 50c, 60c. 75c to S2 each.
. Jfiendenhall Co*
>&4LO ALTO
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p April M
Mr, Ed iJJiter ii bulldinc to l.l.nti
denee in l.l.M-k Bl.
Mr. Bd Ijxhr lead* the Y.W.O
neilfuttday nt iltWuVlufst.
Tut jiroKiTMiw* i
{■oiatiitti. Am Jim
Itrlntr in your ranpontj lor ll
Chronic!* cup. Tliey will Iw nld aft,
April lit.
Tlie i-lanlonl tl lee Club will make
toorof n.t.l.lloC*li(orni-i durluit va.-.
Slronr'rA nackuaare |*tlniln.' the old
Wiiilc build in „• this week, .-orm-r 11 ..-h
St and riiiv.i**itt atenoe.
Mr. Frrj-iwor. 1* -rea-l)- lor l»a*li*a-»* In
his new dry **ouda ami notion ttote in
Use M..Tr;» A M. rah. .11 Ull Id inc.
Sir. K. K.TIioit* ha* a half Interest
In the new t-aildinj- U-in-; I-nil. Its! Iff
Mr. M»'li--rti on t'i..v.-r*>.tt avenue, and
trill itrcopy one mom with hia *W
Mr.Ij
■ Wallace ami u if- of Wiuhin-*'
a. mlativi-si.l J. V. l'.irkiiir...
: llie-l'i
of I'nlo Alt.. I.-..I.-I i<.
Kllnolln r.»i.l,-ll.e jstrli.
town. All*. l',.rk h.i* .,..
, Ij.i. in i.i.* J- -.* will boot,)
Tin. uM«nfonld*y ut the rs.r. and „^i*m,-nt I'l.tti, on in.-(o':-.
a l*n*v train louil went up from ihcCi.t- lii-i-l,- I...1-. BO I I'" tni
Miiilij Vint tlnliilij ihbntiiiiiliii Comnt " .■■*■*. !■'■<■ "
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SIX COLORS FOR FIVE CENTS.
12 SHffETS CALICO TAPER 5cents.
The Pain Alto Pharmacy,'
No Flies On Palo Alto!
Only First Class
CANDY STORE
For Information. Call at our Office on
UNIVERSITY AVENUE, Neil io ihs Palo Alio Bank PALO ALTO, CAT
... tt.lOrnlm. tin- lorl-rr. ha* jo- " " I'.rii. r kMi .*>,■> - •>■ .
■mlhi*,tHrP.n.li-.lil.»n.rt|wrcI..ir. IUI*n-^ in » n^.ll.ly tn.Ullr,.v..i. .,( ,(,() MARKET STREET. -S.I.] TOO CISCO. llMM-T WTCL
t.mmmmMU6onmtktptpnm% •* ' '" j ,- pAKttW* A (*... [ Dr.l-.-l
(mini lo wlxmi
sou'jI like to a-rrnl a •.atiij.lf npf oi lln-
Tims have tin- =.Ur.-»» al tl-t* Tmu
Tin. 11-irrJK.ti It-a-ttinc will not l-e n-
j.-.n.,I msi week. .Ml who want to
hear liim in ay OM their tickets on
M..ii.|.iy.
1'..'■. Alto.
J. A. PETe'rS' SONS. Proprietors
for Ice Clan; tt'aici Ices, .1... d**Uvercd all ovist t!iccountry
dj
I'Ulll.lC THANKS,
!;.-■■. B ni J.—- M- r. nra | *'
,, -trn |. [iii.i-t. ..I is ,-.ij,jilt, mr Is-il. It r*i>s**t i.n- final .l-.ili-
iy in tirv.iiiiini: *t»l ibr paw in m**
iMtti'k wa* nlnnasi tuili.-jrjl.1r.
1 m.i.IiI ni.l turn liiys-M. witliimt. Ii.-lj
1 llHMutll it ni.nl.l 'raatiiii
i„v i,-.|..i..|-i..i.,l.iil I.t .hetl*eof .lull,.
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ALBA * PARK
J. F. PARKINSON & COMPANY.
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Mr. G. It. Parti n n.mli* l.i* n'-*
'■earnm-e nt. tin* ftrtf1-a.il \I.nnl.iy jlt.-r
n t.-v.-rt- tin..* will, hi* injun-il nrm nn.l
Other alllictlnnt. II** slill rurri.t 1.1*
nrm In a t-llnit Iml i* iiii|.rovlii<r.
J. It. Sun.lla.-fi.. ii tatilnr ■'■■•■■' !*."i>
Kriini' i-i-i. win. own* l>r..|ai-rty mil tin-.
.rii-nil* in I'alo Alto wn* vi-.nn- li.-r.-
in tht* inlrrrau ol bit hiitim-** *il»ti>i.t.i
ami TtirtaUy. See hia Wtttlsfiai-lM in
another column.
Mr. Pen-** Mors*- an-l wllr, ol Ottawa,
Kstita*. tlw Isllrr • nk-rt* ol JItssrs.
Geo. mnd IL l-arkintarn. art. vstitln-r.^
llts-ir Mali-i* bete. While I wrr lb-rj
sir T.-ititii: ll.r Mi.lwint.-r Fair, "Uouni
Hamilton ami otltrr California jih- -
itun*.
Wi- hare t-emt-rsl a jin-lty liltli' poem
Imt twn'l j'.il.lish it witli'.ul Li.irw.ii^
iln- author"* n* It ■- iii*rt.*i
"oricinal" Imt w"* nml Iiih.w who
r.lsitn* it i" ortf.n*! b*4nc* wo dim
]..il.ii-!i il, tut eoyiTlitlil l*w* *r<' v.-rt
■riric-t.
The Junior Christian Kn.l-*-.*or
soticiy nl Un i'ivii>i.n.iii Ohurdi will
Rive an eiit.riuiiiliirlil on WiiliiraaUy
evi-nlnj-, Miml. ■». at th.* Cliur....
There will If* |.roi:riii.i nn.l rrfrtrah*
n.i-nt* ami tin- i-iliiilswion will ba l.'ti
runt*. Tht- pro.-*-*.-.!* art- (or miavlon-irv
llenry Wn.1i*. of San r'r*tiii*.*>, toft to
put liim.lown a* a BMWWblWsl wltO
want* imi.r--oral ion .■•r.ry linir. .Mr.
WbmI* i* an rtt.*n»ivr |>r.i|*iTly UWIKT
ami know* what will I** of *.lt jnu^t- Ut
hi* pn*t*-*rla*—nsmrly. ■ j-f.-.-f. ■-... .
c!t-*n town r-nrrnin.nt.
A t**a*»rlatht -i*lilkm*n| two ropla-a ol
will, tin* h.t'rll.i
li-m"
"N,.. :-,;n \v.*i N
.!..-..< Bl."
ii. y. iini
Mr. A, lai.tin, W.J. ._.
.*i.rlcn ami
1 . \\. l:..l ..n-liilPt-t* (r.n
S..n Jo«
win.- in torn. UitfWtrk -••
.-IH11-- tli.
work on the m-w 'li-li.-l -! I
Iiurth.
Tin- Ir.rli.-a i.i All *a..iiii- attilil art.
|ir.'[*ir.*l I., ih. [iluill -i'n in,- .it rt-.iHot).
alii- rjt--. A|r|i|y l» Mi«* A.ui.rll..
Sta-tt-liiry.
Mr.Ijaml Ui-uuins .lowtia ..-Il >t ■ t-AKTIOTIO rilt>TiMiltAl'lli:i:*--:
ii* l*a-w rv*i.Is-ti<*.* on Ermtt mntni -tfiTfnall I.n^r*|,***i..'.«itjrt%il,«
mi will |-ul iij. a tanL |a-t*>t- iml unit. ^',-,,"'t"
Hi* nsiiicnrt-is r*-inj[Ji-;,r\*I, Clia*. [**** *J
.- tlw >tts. tsnlftsssstwt On rimiiifa, It»i.J_j.
ti- !..r A I"-., oi V.. .11. h*T* .——".'.
ijirm*! a tnt-at n.ark.t in. lli=l. stm-t
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F. W. SHERMAN & CO.,
PAI.O ALTO. CAL.
Furniture, Bedding. Carpets, Etc.
Upholstering and Repairing.
Curi-eu nml Hattlni l.,il.|, I'lrtan- I'ran..-* uimtv \a -■i.r.
, \ trinl If .ill on...!..
"STRONER & BACKUS
\viiii>;m;i:s. ptfta uanukhs. -:-
-:-.\\llllU!H WIHIO FIXISIIEISS.
INTERIOR DECORATING A SPECIALTY
Roiik-it-. i
block T\vt> (»ri-i:iti:i> in subdivisions
X>cj.*wt*=>lllc
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. pai.o Ai.ro,
270.
PALO ALTO AXD
■ H-ii.-l a imi*»l n.ark.t "ti High .ir.. -. s-a. . ft I I H K 1 J ••.'*-■*-•... *^ ... ....... .... a
z,x:/^.£?:«r.„"izrji Halo AltO MarKBt0NE-THREE m ms «s»w*101* m IN -U»RTERS-
in nmma. Sn UM ml. la utiml..-r J , .n. • - ,nt.t y. r*x. tmotitot* *•» oo.. • I /N J 11
Fiii^illiiifersitj Stables.
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i.n li..ml. (.linn- in Si.ix.ii. , .,—- „..„..■,
Soiitli.-rtl I'mrillf lt. It. Vo„
Slanton! i» H|*irlt*t ti. Itt- in m-tal ol
|.'.,000,UUO uml n.ny Imv.- to f,-II ln>r
inli-rt-Bt in thut i-orj«ir:itnin t,.' satisfy
Wagons Cau »i the Door.
B. WIELE.
ll.r
cl.
Mr. Kimla-iU'H .lurk* irliWi *
■M.rli-,1 nn rlolvli lust ttt-uk, hitil
«trnyi-.l into a n^IilmPi jmnl
tlu*>* vi.*u- louiiil l.y a ih
Yesie Building LOMBEl, AM) ALL BUILDERS MATEKIALS.
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i„i,i, ON HIGH MT. PALO AI /ri
J. W. PAULSEN. Proprietor. Palo Alio: Cal.
nilgai M alt in
z^^ippi YHE OTTER HOUSE! s
rfBMsOn pIUM rltll. to mill •• tli.-io i!o *-■»-• w * * " * * **»ss.aa*-**'*s»t fw
i.*.!..,.,..,,,;..! Mini.. I'm
with i*.m|M-tt-,.t iw*
Il.l l'.!l<.
OssaV) IT
I m.t* nan ion
In .in.- ami ll.nt i( Ihry gv
ism njfjln tln-y will pi ImHih l.v tin-
. A First Class House
You
Palace Miller Hack for private Parties,
if it i*. any tU':.^ I
Pit*!, H»rri*on*i ihlrd h-rtni
Unr hnn-Iri-tl wt-rr in attrn.Unn-last '
.tl.Kitli at tin- rm>li\irr.jf) >iit-,!,i> .
-*!;...:. I'r.-[.irs'.ioi:* srt.- rnm|ilrtir*l >
.can
Rales $20.00 pel Mo.uh.
(or Master "-nmlaT, Mjrvli SSih. T!.. fWt iT
' phldi will !•- t-..*.ii.I.v .|.,-.r..t..l KiTiiLir a-H'I T...ti*iClil a.u*H.m li*L.l
'" ut.itrlln- ihrtrvliun ol Cawtillcsi. Ti..-' SiJiiltcil. '
pnntrsif-ats.ra.y_. Tls-y wrr*- flhal will. ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^rtfr U_™*
trior rlrtt-n. ami tin- ta-nri.*.-* will -rntii. {t|Ktr>it,T iUWf, ftWr E*VI*« Sftft
i.H-nn-st t-li-st-n. Tlip progrtUBBK iriU
] ra.nsist oJ-Jinrsaml rrri-ansive r«-*.linir*
SUNSET SEED aod PLANT CO,
Tun .in.I three waie.1 Surrictt, Cnrriai[< *.
j'iiriii-*M.i:i secacE Sptsdal KaU
lor U-f.ir-.-lia.i.l fan Icttcroi otlicri
Leave Orders in ihe Ord:r Box at the Quadrangle.
• O Snn-suiiK-sst. Mnn Frnuolitco, Mr. l'anl*i*ti was f.irtiHi!\ in tl - ; -■;■!-^ s.l: "***.-u.it.t MjntV.s.J uni! 1%'
i-wrsutsi. j ttt-Ilao^uainu-al nitli thciiiti... tit.ii-.ii tlu- Stoyk i -..nn Jml -.uiniiy.
tlw* rao**tnia*lrr Jti*t Itcltrrv* Ihr* lit...- far
the lt*ctrirs> lo Iff ilrlivt-rtsl M»n>ltc
slt.rn.ini, Thi* i rl-'i
pal-lM-aison trr tl..-.|j.l> i-j]-i> without
authoritj*.
Tlie Pnmlay BflbaoItU Noiii.t* 11*11
nrxt SoniUy inoriiin-* will I*- 1..M nt
lOt-W an.1 -.rt-arl.itiR tit IliN. Tln-r.-
will he annul nitttir ami tin- hall will
Ih- ri.-. ..r.it.-l. Tlicihanuri In tin* Ihiiii*
art* --rr n. a m*i it nn.l nrr imuli' Ilml '■'■■■■
Al.-x-n.U-r n.uy preM-b In the Maylh'ti
Cl.un.li In ll mini* ..l*o.
nnsitt of sum--* ami rc?i-.n*iit* rrt-limr* T If 0..«,-IU/.«r,
iv tlmtt-lK-ol. tok-t.ahrk-la.l.ln-wl.t . j\, OUilUD(.-rQ,
toT, W. W. Tl.olmrn nmt will eUm " °
You hovo tho Eirtiil
Wo havo tho Soodsl
SEND "C3J C-ft-TALOGTJI
with 'listril.iitiiiii of i-ar.1- at**)
•*i*B* to tin-t-liiHrtii at l'aplir It-Item
Kivrjl-iwlj* ii
OLEE CLUB CONCERT.
IS 1.1 the filn-nt nil
thf H'.it*ti wn* the colli
I II. a A.T.v il..- Hunlbnl
Dr. .I..r!.iti h-i* u.ililK-.l Mi.iol.iy ol i 1 riit.iv niulit. Tl.i- Oh
thi: arrival in BsUt Frnlioimt. ol it v.*ry j tw.-K.. yoiin« men ami i
valiinl.li- nii.-n»a-sii«> which i* on it* *mf \ wt-ll. N.-.irly fi.-ry mi
to tlm l'nlv.*r*ily. Tl.e iiitlriiimiil i-.i-.m-al uml ninu-of th.-n
the K.ft ol Tlio*. W. ral*tif..t.l r.l | win. I..il.-.l t.. ;i'i.-u.| i..i**
Auslialia, ami wat m..,l.- .-]»-. i.iiU lor, Tin- *»l.*t bj M. II. Km
him. ll 1* of ih.- ■rofj, liii.-t KngjUh i.y Itwltermnwmtttty ..(
makr ai.*! Mr. *SInn<
fordXSX). ^fi.-.-
The Ottrr Houto ask for raitom! n
through the -r-oittnin* of tht-Tl-tca toilay.
Thia l.o-i-a- was onr ..I tbe *.i ty ttnt to
o-n-n in Palo Allii***^ ).a*alw*t* l.t-n
known a* a f.rst-lsss lowrtlinc j.lst-i-.
Their ratr* hare ln-t-n rc-lm-tal to *uii
.i .- a^awa ■ .i.- '"Mow are ifct Dtsi Rsucd up? an J w«b
lln- linir*—130.00 a nmntli— ami thrir t . , . . r _
i. ■ . i i _. whst body do they ccwe.
rt-oin* •rrt>]srn to all ins trail of •tu-,
dent*alone a* Imrtofore. It. l-.v,-.'., now ar.-we thr s,.n. ..f i.,.l-
it .loth not ii-l .-[.[-..r wl.at wr-l.sll
In atMition Io their nrral worl: en* I**: hnt wr km
tltst-il Tlie llook of the PHr, Tl.e lUn- '
croft (*oiiij*ny will sn.ni ].uhll*h Ihe \
llj-attmret-s an.1 IV-i*rl«|.i.i
written hy lltiUrt
<f iv attenos to
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tin- imr.i.-.-..( t'
PALO ALTO.
\ General Banking Business.
V-.-r l: .
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Bakod Beam nnd Ooston
5irn°f"'r'fff***ta,-[HANS0N &* CO.
M : ■ '•"ma.
the l-emolial trigm-st of rrvai.l.-iit I'iar. *"*j
who i"..n-l a i-onitnlstiiin tomllin Iiwli „,.,.,'
iiial.-ri.il Irom ev.-rv qnartttr of tin* ihtc
repuhtic nml aiil Ur. llwti.-rolt Inovtrr* liim
way in the |.ro*.'iutioii »t tli* wertr. ,. '"
till' .-lia
We a
Intur
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nf tin
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lontof llm S[.rinii Vsllry Wi.t.r f..u,- »,.,,„*.,.„,,:
imnjr Unit work will l-ettin on th.- Sart* ,.| n„. !«,
ville reser'J'oIr Mar Jit ami tlmt live i.tit-v. !r
11 u ml nil "n.un *K- Ir/ 1*1 *in|il..>i*.l in j,.,[ ,ll['l)"
raitinu the .Inm ami Mhcrwin liii|>ro*>|,.™, „^
inK Ihcrvwtrvuu'. Tl.'e t*oin|w.iy i* now .tisll air*..
emt-loyini* nii-i* In. ietiim. .tmira-'i* ■•■■*SpiritIwdraLttbi
lor trie tork./ The ft*... Irrtt* j.i.-s.nt I Ojr. I*. 1">. 1 J.*-" S *-■ i r -r
eoMiiion ii- .-V*i»otlr tl.swin.-otrr »-. ■)**. "J-.1.-*^ ^'-.f-"- W * " r-
,. , ^C™ ■, „ • . 1 Li>. 1>>. .-.it, i;.kS.1I.
that many thouiajivis of gallon* ..I wjtrr , „
•T* lost that nilKlit^tttatrtvcal it tl.r .1st.. Mrs, l>rtrjr».Ia.r. I, iv.:..-. -.
waa rtusrrl. It tt more than prol**.!.!** ,-.,-.[*. --ntira-ly l.j. ■
[trtooch w* lut-rt- not Im-rn inform- Dnr line of dry fayK'-?'t>rfi tsul-
**i) that lliec*otn|a«ny inlrn-K furnith- cor*. en.broi.lt-nr-r. kfl clorr* tt-*. —
iro: «w io Palo Alto. W,l.e*l*y Part Alto a fine line o! «rtw fc*tu an-l tnn- -^SS™ J.°'*:C:- ,^f^'
ami !*an Carlo*.—Tim--t-«.*r.-lta., BtM- l^onrfj.. rnivrrtitv Avenrn-. M:\T l**fo"*a»at*!rnninrmamlaamaarmTMb
•«--• t ham.-' DKro-m/KE. -..'-.' -' i;v, • i.' ;ii.;; Vi'i.! **■». ."*
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I.Al.NDtvY.
J.M. LI.I I IN,
'Kill* Itll.TOM.
Lumber and Planing flill "3
Excelsior Redwood Co.
C. A Hooper & Co., AkliiLi *>•> arid Chanrrel sirccls
5an Francisco a
WeCrav the LARGEST STOCK or DHY I UMIU ll OM tm. P.ci.iO CoarW
The S. P. Co'a tracks run through our i/urd. enabling B«
lo load car-loan's.of Umber ami Mill Work without cost ■•/
eartagt. Bander making alt /.-rm/r,- of special work la oidn ':■_■
we manufacture all kinds of out fide and inside house ftnith
in-large quantities and carry them in stock, thus, making our
prices loir. ; Wtr cork is all made from Soft Humboldt R- d- L--
wood, and by mechanics who are Experts in Iheir sacral lines,
mating our workmanship superior to any other. _ \ _
Itlwitraled Catalogue ui'h Prices on a/plication.
Oin't p'ace your orders until you hove written us; or oar '(#f4 (
-Vr. £ IC. Warren, who resides at Palo i.lto, will arrange -
'-■•■ ■ .-■ i **r.irt*B. morning ar atning.and gitc got'fail ,s..
LUCAS,
Unii-.-.-.
11:1:. sn*. n.i.-
..ORK,
.1 Plumbing.
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LHEOWOOD CITY- T\
AMD PALO ALTO II
umbeH
2j 3s asir. tn it aa
Pine S Kcdwoud Lumber
n. M. Hlj|'.;lns.A|;ent,
Polo Alto, Calif.
Hi- l'!.|.-i lnr:ri.-r liim in iL- Si*
li. hifW.
I!. \. \r.ri.-i-
.feloHto Feed £ Fuel
co r.l pa rs
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