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Measurement of the lifetime
No full textWe present the measurement of the lifetime of the Omega_c we have performed using three independent data samples from two different decay modes. Using a Sigma- beam of 340 GeV/c we have obtained clean signals for the Omega_c decaying into Xi- K- pi+ pi+ and Omega- pi+ pi- pi+, avoiding topological cuts normally used in charm analysis. The short but measurable lifetime of the Omega_c is demonstrated by a clear enhancement of the signals at short but finite decay lengths. Using a continuous maximum likelihood method we determined the lifetime to be tau(Omega_c) = 55 +13-11(stat) +18-23(syst) fs. This makes the Omega_c the shortest living weakly decaying particle observed so far. The short value of the lifetime confirms the predicted pattern of the charmed baryon lifetimes and demonstrates that the strong interaction plays a vital role in the lifetimes of charmed hadrons.We present the measurement of the lifetime of the Ω c 0 we have performed using three independent data samples from two different decay modes. Using a Σ − beam of 340 GeV c we have obtained clean signals for the Ω c 0 decaying i Ξ − K − π + π + and Ω − π + π − π + , avoiding topological cuts normally used in charm analysis. The short but measurable lifetime of the Ω c 0 is demonstrated by a clear enhancement of the signals at short but finite decay lengths. Using a continuous maximum likelihood method we determined the lifetime to be τ ω c 0 = 55 −11 +13 (stat) −23 +18 (syst) fs. This makes the Ω c 0 the shortest living weakly decaying particle observed so far. The short value of the lifetime comfirms the predicted pattern of the charmed baryon lifetimes and demonstrates that the strong interaction plays a vital role in the lifetimes of charmed hadrons.We present the measurement of the lifetime of the Omega_c we have performed using three independent data samples from two different decay modes. Using a Sigma- beam of 340 GeV/c we have obtained clean signals for the Omega_c decaying into Xi- K- pi+ pi+ and Omega- pi+ pi- pi+, avoiding topological cuts normally used in charm analysis. The short but measurable lifetime of the Omega_c is demonstrated by a clear enhancement of the signals at short but finite decay lengths. Using a continuous maximum likelihood method we determined the lifetime to be tau(Omega_c) = 55 +13-11(stat) +18-23(syst) fs. This makes the Omega_c the shortest living weakly decaying particle observed so far. The short value of the lifetime confirms the predicted pattern of the charmed baryon lifetimes and demonstrates that the strong interaction plays a vital role in the lifetimes of charmed hadrons
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, SATURDAY, NOV. ao, 1915.
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
"Little Mademoiselle"
Th. dal.tr llttl. .la, VIVIAN MARTIN ('*«« yoa a hlan-cl-a. aa-
t-rtalam.nl la tht. Shnbart taalar*.
"THEY NEARLY GiiT T HE MONEY"—A Pathe comedy
Aiiaussiox iti ewrre. met xo CKHla CWMna aaaar it. «c
MATINEE I'M aad 4 p. sa. KVKXIXG «:IB aad K-4S.
M.--HJAV—-THE M l-,Ti:it OK THE Hoi M:-
MONDAY— "HEIGHT* OV HAZARII--
Tl I -ll IV — I'll llll'irr I: W VI KI :n ra -OIT OF DARKNEttS"
I-llll Ml MltlX—1IAIIY I'H-Mliltn la "E8MKR*.M»A"-'-*T,IK
11.ANSI!AN" hr nqaswa, ud a boat of otbar good Mass Mors-a.
LOCALS
Spiral l* <*or**ta and Wm. Frank
waist*.Mrs.Black.430 Homer.Fh3-.vi
MIs« E. RsBdall. hair specialist.
IS* rnlremlty ate Pboa* MSL.
lu-it-tr—Adst.
THE THOR WASHING MACHINE
is now on display at .Stanford Elec
tric Co.. Peterson,
n-j-u—Adu.
Ul UtlT. ■»»
Alice M. Kelly, Photographs, 944
Brysnt street Appointment* for
Christmas orders should be made
early, l'hone SIC. 11-17-tw—Adet.
• * *
Miss M.C.Oreen, msn leu ring. Room
1. Madlaon-Tholt* bldg. Pb. 6461,
ii.|.tf—Attn.
• • •
Miss Herrick announces tbe opening of ber Oriental Gift Shop ana
Tea Room for Saturday afternoon
and evening at 255 I'nlverslty st*.
! !.-**. U A:! vi.
• e e
The Stanford band gaTe tbe second dance of the **m**t*r ttut evening in th* SUnford gymnasium. A
larg* crowd or dancer* responded to
the lively -yn co pat ion furnlahed.
The Palo Atto movie romanc*
shown at th* Varsity Theater waa
not made by tbe Palo Alto Fllm
Corporation, but by O. I. L. Byera
of Saa Mateo and was deTeloped In
the San Mateo studio*.
Mm. Sllaa Palmer, daughter of
Charles Hoi brook, haa recently presented several Btala*d-glas* windows
to tb* Episcopal Church lo Menlo
Park. ,
a * *
Mr. aad Mrs. -I. O. Lock* of Nantucket, Mas*., are her* for a visit
with Mra. Altc* Psrk. Mr. Lock* Is
a brother of Mrs. Park.
• • •
A larg* number of rooter* accompanied the Palo Alto High School
Rugby team to Oakland today for
the regular game with Berkeley High
School.
The Harvard Stadium held a
throng of more than forty thousand
blue and crimson partisans thla afternoon whan Harvard overwhelmed
the Yale eleven, piling up a 41-to-0
score.
The following maximum temperatures were reported yesterday: Sacramento <2, San Franclaco 66, Fresno and Palo Alto 66. San Jose 70.
San Lai* Obispo 84. Santa Barbara
K6. Los Angel**, 68. Riverside 94 degrees.
President Branner Will j
[' Lecture in Chapel i
Capacity Audience Expected to
Hear Stanford Executive
Sunday Evening
President J. C. Ilranner will lecture tomorrow evening on HrasM In
tbe SUnford Cbkpel. Tbe chapel
doors wlll open promptly st 7:1S,
snd Doctor Brsnner wlll commence
his lecture at 7:30. which 1* b*l_g|
given under the auspice* of the
Stanford T. M. C. A. aad wai ojlgi-
nally planned for Enclna Hall, but
tb* desire of many women to bear
Doctor Rraa&er caused tb* change, j
Women aa well aa men will be welcome at the lecture. As this will
probably be tbe leaf rhance to hear
President Branner before he retire*
th* first of th* year, a capacity ao-,
dlenc* Is expected. Those wishing
to attend will do well to he present
at an early hour.
Doctor Branner haa gained a va»t
fund of knowledge about Brssll, lt*
people and customs, in the coarse of
frequent trip* to South America for
geological purpoae*. HI* first voyage was made In 1874, and hla laat
la 1913. He has a larg* and varied!
collection of, stereopticon allde* de-'
pic-tin-c typical Brsslllan scenes.
Tbeee he wll) us* In tllustrattns his
talk Bundsy night.
During th* past week the Peninsula Hospital has been a popular
rendevous for campus denlsens.
Chaplain Gardner hsa been confined
there for severs! dsy* with a sever*,
cold. R. A. Griffin. '17, was down
with a case of grippe, bat la now,
oat and about Paul Rtanlford. '16.!
ls another grippe patient, and Is
still confined. Jack Roe*. '17. Is!
In the ward with a **v*r* cold. p.'.
V, Adams, '17. had a very severe
case of tonallttls which threatened
to develop into something worse.
but he |* now Improving, and It I*
«pee ted thst h* will be out of the'
bospltsl by the first of the week.
Yesterday waa set apart by the National Sons or Veteran* as a day of
memorial to the veteran* of th* Civil
war.
John Branner Newaom leaves today for a week'a outing at Cottonwood, near Redding.
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durable, and the synonym for. those words is MUNSINGWEAR
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No full textDAILY PALO AI.TO TIMES. Ml iNnAY. JUNE is. .916.
PAGE FIV1J
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT ONLY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
la
«<
The Floorwalker" .
On* uf the beat two-real enbji*. ta cirr made for Chaplin
-THE STRANGE CASt OF MARY PAGE''
Tbla li th* laat t.p__oda of tnr at ran a? raat. Today aolva* the
MfflfTf ■
"PATHE DAILY NEWS"
Tba i-.nu of tht w«tk In plctur* form.
■WATERFALLS OF IDAHO*'
A flnt scenic for food meMurt
UttUMHM 10 t 1 m* i.iMii so OMRl nni.w.., ..,„wr _•__. ,v
MATIM-K mm -ml I [. .... I V_\l\<, fill ami 8:4ft.
OOMim Tt __*I>AY — HAItll-: IMIHO ln "THK HKAItT OK
\oi: \ KI.VSV*
COMING NEXT s VM'KliX.—KHXA MAY lu "HAI.VAIHlN JOAN1'
MKKrniG Ncmrx.
tL PALO ALTO LODOE SO. Mi.
/&y A A. ».. Uaaonic Ttnpla.
Tuesday. June 13. fi o'clock p m.
Flrat dtRTtt Special meet Ine
Br ordtr or at w. v.
W. C. WKBRT. Stcrtury-
Tbt Women'* Circle of tha I'res-
byttrlan ihur.h will bold a food
xmle nt bomtmade taken, plea, aal*
a dm and baked bean* In the primary
room of tbt rburch on Saturday of
thi*. week al 2:30 p. in Wltb tha
proceeds will lit bought a ntw ranae
for Iht paraonane
. C. Warn.
and lira. Worry art «_J-gylM it ■»©-,
torlng trip to Hrua Valtejr tbla week
They will iptnd two wttki ta that
vicinity .lii-iii.- Mr. Wtrry'i annual
vacation.
Mr. and Mra, Wallact llrown of
ralo AHo lefi Sunday morning for
Taoaajara 8|>rlni_*. where thty will
aptnd their vacation. Thty will bt
away for two wttki.
• • •
t» B Pun. ot New York ti tIbII-'
top; hl# father and mother. Major 11.
K Terry and alfe. at their home
737 Hryant etreet Ht will leave
shortly for Alaika. where he le fta*
tral manager of the l..iKienh«*liii lo-
tereete
• • •
Charlie Chaplin hoada the Varsity
bill for today In The Vloorwalker."
a two reeler. Thla U aald to be one
of Charlie'* bent "The laat tplaodn
In "The .trance C-me of ,Mary Fate"
m 111 ;;j... tie ahown. locethtr wltb
' I'athe (Mil. Newe" and "WaUrf-IU
of Idaho."
All nui!.. Iom-m. arr Invlttd to at
tend a runctrt io be «lvtn In the
brown room of Met-onlc Temple next!
Friday to become familiar with Bdl-!
aon'a nev art whtrtby ht actually
rtcreatet all forma or tnualc. Card*
or admliwlon may be had by calling
at Weinaartnar'a.
Plan nt. tuned, Uiainic mar-bine- ;*'-
paired 11. ftrhombert * !-*->n Ph r.7
Shampooing, manicuring. MUi B.
ChrtetolTeraon. itt 1'nlv Ph. it4.
Dr. Harry B. Rtynolda, wlfa and! William i_ain-.-ii.mi and Milton
daughter Charlotte are In Yoeemltt, SamlH irturned laat week trom a
valley for a abort vacation. two week'* fl«hlng trip on the ranch
• • ' -of the littler* father near Soledad.
Mlaa ttuth Htrdman learea tomor-jThey met with aucctaa ln tba Arrow for Detroit, whtrt ahe will: royo Ke*o and Varuero .reek*.where
apend Ibe vacation with her aUttr.j trout art running In great num-
a t * .bare.
William Cran*ton, prealdent ot
the t'nlveralty Realty Company ofj William Plaeher, «ho haa been
thl* rity, I* at Lake Taboo. connected with tht local staff of
• * • | Tht Palo Alto Time* for tbe past alt
Tbttldtra and trustee, of lha\-*<»"***■-*'• **lur4ey tor Fort Cllu*
Prtahyttrlan Charch will bold ■
Joint matting tbls evening at 730
o'clock.
j ton. Ohio, where ht will enend tht
summer with hla brother. John
l_»rher. Klacher -iperta to return
lo Stanford nest fall.
l-t*u Kaufmann. an attorney from
BUSINESS AND BOOZE
Brewer, distiller. wlnr-maker
UM
Alll.-.l Intlimtrlf*" lell u* the saloon
btlps buslni's* Hut did you ever bear
of a community that advartlaea Ut
■alexin a* an (mlur. ment to atir.i«*i
bomeaeekers? on tba other hand, did
you ever bear of a community tbat
haa banlehed the »aloon which ba*
nol given that fait Iht wldeat poaalblw
Hranntr Newaom Is attending a
buslnesa college In San Franclaco.
Doctor and Mrs. Newaom will alao «•" Kmnrlaio. with offices In Ihe
live in the dty during the summer.I Hobart building. :,*2 Market street
ttt I was arrnaled yeaterday morning be-
Mlsa Oertrudt Gardi__ii. matron ot|t*e*n Sunnyvale and SanU CUrn
Roble Hall, will leave thortly for by Motorcycle Office. D. Iit-a.lv for
Ban Diego, where ahe wilt spend tbt speeding In bl> aulomobllo.
tummer. «u riled lo apptar before Judge
• • • M Drown al San Jose Friday after-
Mlaa Sarah Marker of Mlaa Har- noon.
ker'i School ror Olrla of tbla city * * *
will leave tomorrow for Portland. Kannle Casey of Menlo I1
Ore. to paaa the summer there 'go to Frtano thl* wt-ek to attend
aee 'tbe annual atate convention of N. D
Dr. T. F. Hammond and Mr audit; W Rosalie I. Andrew*, preal-
Mr* K C. Weingartner motored to dent of the Palo Alto parlor, atate*
Santa Cruz yeaterday. returning last; thst no delegate* will attend from
evening thla city. Mrs Mamie Carralchael
— , •____■■* lot San Joae ta slated a* next state
Howard Smith, a former Palo; president.
Alto boy. spent last week with rei- • • •
atlves here. He Is manager for the *,*-„ i^m,,. Hlbberd ot 240 Br>-
Rloan Seed Company at Stockton, j >nt ntnet. a retired school teacher.
He made the trip In his automobile. »ho hM j-vwI here two ytara. but
• • • tA*-*-**r— J formerly of San Lul* Obispo, left a
Trls Connelly and a party o.[few days ago to siwnd sevtral
frlt«nds are planning to lea-re tbl* „.,,„,hi mt ht-r old homo In Vermont,
week for Rrookdalt. In the Sanu!ghe went first lo Pasadena and will
Crux mountains, where thty wUl|so from Ihert to Montreal via Salt
while away a few wteks. l_*k«* and St. Paul
• • • • • •
Boyd Oltcrttt of ihla city playadj A horM _,_,,,.. by wmUm N-w.
with the Menlo All Sura In Teeter*^ B ]ocm. V(^uM# VMld„ iIlppe(,
day", game at South San Franclaco.|on |h- __._,, p.TMn„t on rn,„rilty
when tht former won by a Wdj|IWM ,B froB, of Pr»„r-,ttor. mie
alsed seort. ( morning, and tt required tht atr-
vlcta of half a doxen byatandara to
llayd Utt. Stanford 11. ratera* .^ |h#i .a,mm- 0|) ,ti fe-( ^^
Fortunately the
'Jured.
to Palo Alto today, after a trip to
Oregon where he visited Ned Lnrra-
bee. a former Manxanlta Hall student I.-*. I attended Manxanlta last
fall. I*vl will pans the Ume In Ban
Franclaco till Friday, when with hi*
father he will motor down tbt roaat
to lx»* Angtlea Ht will go eaaX \+\12*__*JJ8£
fore returning to hla studios st SUnford this fall. f
horse waa unln-
Watch Your
Chimneys
More than 90 per cent ol all
firci in dwellings arc caused by
defective fluct or storepipct.
Watch them, keep them clean,
see that they are not too cloae
to woodwork.
Watch your fire insurance,
too. See that il is renewed on
time, premiums paid up promptly, and above all, that it is placed
in a strong, reliable company.
Send ut your name and we
will mail you, free, a valuable
• booklet on "Fire Prevention"
and a statement ol the ample
aaaets back of every policy in
thc Hanford Fire Insurance Co*
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Hotel Larkln
PALO ALTO
i i I'.i-i'K is PLAN
Prank Takaga. proprietor of the
Circle Cafe and the SUnford t'nlon
aril), Is now on hla way to Japan.
with his wife, for a short visit tn
the Orient. Takaga'* father 1* reported to be dying- Takaga will return tn time to get tbt t'nlon grill
■Urted for next semester
Mra. Inn* l^augenour will return
to Palo Alio thb week from San
Francisco, where she haa been re-
alt months, and
will reopen h«r home at the corner
of I#owell and Bryant streets. Her
youngest son. Clare, had tht misfortune to run a nail Into hi* foot three
weeka ago. and he Is Just recovering from Ihe Injury The little fellow recently recovered from an appendicitis operation
P. A. IM. J. I IMS
Dealer In rubber. mtUl, sauks,
ropt. atovta, tuols, Junk of
every dea^rlpUon
56.1 Homer Avaao*. PALO AVtO
Mlaa Copeland and Mr*. Gill, buy-'
era for the Regent's new women's'
store, spent the weekend In Palo!
Mr. and Mra. E. P. Ellis and wBe •**»-> nrranglog details with lbe con-
of San Joae were injured and their irmetora to make the Interior nr-
auto wrecked yeaterday afternoon rangemenl* of the store In harmony (
when a large truck driven by • wl'h their artiallc ideas Mr. Lam-;
Japanese struck Ihem on tbe aUtt ter-teln. Mia* Copeland snd Mr*.
highway ne,r MounUln View They ■■■ ■*•« 'or Htm York In about
were taken to the Columbia hospital '»" * ■"» !*• «oek. Tbe
In San Joee hy W W. C.oodllvt of two ladles were enthusiastic about
where It was found that '"•I" Mt* Md »" *unoundlng terrl-
not eerlmm loff. Thev are ambitious and sw-
LA PEIRE & SON
GROCERS
521 Ramona Street
Phone 29
Palo A|t<
tlielr in-mi.-
Paai
were
•tated to Traffic Officer
Charles !> Reade thai the Japanese
wa* to blame. The Japaneae waa
not Injured, but hi* truck wa* badly
'damaged.
bril-
err dinner I
'.■il'.!:*- Budl]
FRESH FISH EVERY
FRIDAY
Government Inspected Re
frigeriier! Meats at thc
Stanford Meat Co
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Summer Sale
SPECIAL PRICES ON
Stein-Bloch and
Kuppenheimer Suits
Boys' and Young Men's Suits
Trunks Suit Cases and Bags
Men's, Boys' and Children's Straw,
Felt and Panama Hats
Christy, Rhodes £c Co.
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Do Not Kill Your Wife. Let Me Do
Your Dirty Work
DRY WASH
25 lbS. not exceeding 50 PieCCS
85 CENTS
All Flat Pieces Ironed, Balance of
Bundle Dried Ready to Iron
tm~ EACH FAMILY WASH KEPT SEPARATE -_*
We have been in Ihe laundry busineu i» Saa Joae f"i 2 year*. We employ
onlv first class workmen, who are thoroughly familiar with ourtnodern methods
and machinery, therefore your wash will receive a* great care as if washed at
home. Perfect sanitation is our motto. We employ CbttTteooi drivers who are
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. FRIDAY, JUNE 35, 1915.
PACE HVE
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
'The Spanish Jade"
Maurice iikwlktt —a
life. Something new and
A ala-pan PARAMOUNT feature in
quaint and novel drama ot Spanish
soothing In thla.
WEBER AND FIELDS, comedian*., in
"TWO OF THE FINEST"
A laughable comedy In one reel.
Also ihr G. A R. MEET st San Joae-^ontKJbl only,
\1iMlsMiiN 10 CENTS. LOOK 20 CKNTH. mihln-n under 12, 5c.
MATINEE 12:SO aad 4 p. m. KVFN1NGS T:1d ami 9.
<*OMIM. SATfRDAY — "MI.lss," hy IIKKT HARTK.
OLOVBB t'LFANKH M»W i»< FAIR, Splrella corsets and Wm. Frank
Because everyone admtu my work waists Mr* B'ark 426 Home- Pb 310X
I* mperior to otbara. I feel )ustifled | a . .
in asking STANDARD price* i profeaaor Karl G RendtortT and
C| I |()'| I 'S [family went to Carmel this morning
10ft Circle. Phone "ITS.
1 for an ■•■iiui**,.
LOCALS
If you need a map of Palo Alto
showing the location of churches,
school*, the city hall, the waterworks, the big tree, tbe station, the
names or ail the street-, tt can be
prorured at The Times otHco printed
on cardboard at .' cents a copy;
printed on bond paper to be foldc-l
for mailing, two copies for .'■ cents.
C-23-tf
• • •
First-class hair work. Switches
cleaned and dyed. 319 t'nlveralty av.
■ C-H-t.— Advl.
* • •
Dealt i>ad» by the doxen, 3x*Mnch
sue. SB cent* a dosen. while tbey
last. Times otllce *-23-tf
• • •
Smith'*" iranafer will move or store
furniture. I.ow tales Motor truck
or wagon. Phone D2. 6-22-1 m Adit
Mm. A. A. Pomeroy of San Francisco Ia here for several day* looking after btiKlness Interests.
a - a
Mr*. K A Stetninger and children will -pend July and August at
I'm illc Grove
* e *
Mrs K L Hyde and daughter
Sue leave Jot their vacation today.
They will - \1att In »errye»*a, and
probably Santa Crut.
1 Mr*. George llellmann of Palo
Alto left tint.,! for llrookdale. where
lha wllj spend a week with frtend*.
Profesaor 11 J Ryan left > ester-
Iday for Deer Park. Md . where he
.will attend a ronventton of electrl-
ngineers.
i loramiseni lacoma t.i\..-< let lad
on corporations are due June BO,
ami bring a penalty if not paid be-
Mrs. Marie Bill* Johnson left thla
morning for Chteo. where the will
visit for a month wltb her sons.
[John A. and Harrv T. Dterup'.
...
| Dr. F B. Koger* of Kanaas City,
Mo., who has been visiting his
'brother. Profesaor A. F Rogers. Is
[attending the convention of the
American Medical Association in San
ftmnctaco,
...
Mr*. A L. McKcndry nnd daughter. MU* llamona. went to Seabrlght
this morning for an outing. They
have a cottage In one nf the best locations at" Seabrlght-. where the San
I -ir.-ii/o river empties Into the *>ea.
Mrs Walter Roberts, wife Of a
prominent Salt lAtke buslneaa man.
has lieen visiting her mother. Mrs.
Edward Rurkhart. on I nlveralty
nvenue She returned hon.e yeater-
day.
...
Miss Viit;* Newaom. president oti
the Indiana state federation of women's elttba, visitetl her cousin, Mr*
J F Newsom. one day this week.)
She la* to take |-*rt In the Indiana j
day celebration tomorrow at the ex-1
po*Stlon
. • a
Professor and Mr* Klwood P.
Cubberley go north In a day or two. I
ProfesKor Cubberley gives lecture'
course* at tbe unlrersity suminer
nchoolH at Eugene. Ore . and Mis-:
soula. Mont From Missoula they
will make a vacation trip Into the i
Yellowstone Park.
fore that date
• e •
M A Bmban. president of the
First National Bank. W*a iiinong
'those who attonded lhe lowa day
-festivities at tho expoaltloo today.
The county humane mm-leu ■--
making an active prote*t against the
prugraiu announced for n Fourth of
July celebration in San J******- which
contains hmm-hohustlng nnd bull-
dogcing among Its sports. It la
I'lalined that these •*-*nrt-* are very
cruel to animals and .'tight not to
be .it|o«, ■'.! The ministers of the
various churche* hnve been asked to
uae their Influence agalnat taeeg
sports
■ • •
Prareeoor C i> Man win prob-
abh art-It r in Poughkeepule In time
lo see the Stanford Intercollegiate
bOatl*ac-a Monday He made an informal talk to engineer* at Denver
this seek on lhe way eaat. From
Pougbkeepate ho will go on to New-
York tn attend the regular M month-
lv meeting of the American Clvtl
Engineering Society, of which he l«
pte-iiient this year.
Summer Sale Prices
Continue throughout
the store
Extra special prices on /Wen's and Boys'
Suits and Straw Hats
19.95
17.95
Men's 2.50 Hats now
1.95
Men's Dress Straw Hats from 1.05 up
Christy, Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
Home- ofHartSchaffner and /Vlarx Clothes
Let's Celebrate!
Wha's Matter Folks? Don't you know it's near the glorious 4th? Now don't
wait 'till the last moment for that new suit—Get it now. Today.
About I 00 suits
greys, blues,
blacks and pat-
erns, values up
to 20 go at
25 values will
a*
go now at
FREE ALTERATIONS
The Regent
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rhone 2 Free Deliveries
Phoenix, Everwear. Holeproof and Onyx guaranteed hose
for men. women and children. Everwear exchanged at store.
Goods Exchanged Money Refunded
Just to keep busy when we're not
selling suits we've put prices on all
silk shirts, neckwear and hats that
are melting them away.
|Sole Agents for "EVEBWE'lt HOSE" for Men, Women an J Children,* Months' Guanntet. Eulun*~d at Store
0004
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, THURSDAY, DEC. *-, 1915.
PAGE FIVE
VARSITY THEATRE
Paramount Program
TONIGHT
MARY PICKFORD
The Idol of tbe mo-rlng-puiure publb
"A Girl of Yesterday"
Mary need* no booetlna To know that -.bt* appaara la aufflclenl
guarantee of a hlgb-ctaaa eo ter latum ant.
"OFF FOR A BOAT RIDE"—An lUsana) comedy.
"PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES"
■LDMlSSKl-a 10 CKST9. IA>QV. SO CKV1S ChUdre* nnOat IB. Sc
MATINK: Z-.HO and 4 p. m. C\*TKXPiG ?:lfl and I*.:*.*..
OOMlNt. H--TVRI.A.—The girt wltl- the tarautiful eye*. ■*■■*■■ ■*■■
Lu...--, ma 'I.UXA Kills'.!.I. YOOiO.
LOCALS
Mlaa ll.C.Oreen. manicuring Room
I. Uadlaon-Tholu bids Pb. S4€L
1 t-g-tl—Advt-
CHRIBTMAB GIFTS of beautiful,
j emo-oldered linen* aad larg* aaaori \
ir.-.fi.i of fancy artlclea at loaxpenaln ,
For that cold try Welnco Cold tab-|P*ire* at 181 Lrtton avenue
let*. SS centa at Weingartner'i I I 1-1 U-M* — VI.t
11-30-lm—Advt. • • *
• • • ' Open eTenlnga I't.IfASINCl GIFTS
Mlag E RoBdall. Hair a pa-Ma list, .everything Electric PALO ALTO
1 f.6 University ava Pboa* Me-L- KLECTRICAl. W'ORKS. It! 1'nlrav
10-11-tf—Advt- j 12-1141- Advt
For the grip Rr.xall Grippe tablet*. I Rranner Newaom went lo Ran
16 cent* at Welngartnar"* [>iego ye»terdey lo attend Chrlatmaa
11-30-1 ro --Advt. [ (vlth hla mother who la atopplng
* * * | there on her return trip from Indl-
f A. N t'mphre-ra ba* recoveretl
'from a alight lllneos.
I
I Urt. Harry McN'amara. formerly
Mlaa Jennie Farrell of thla city, ha*
- been tUltlng her father and mother,
Mr. and Mr*. Jamee F. Farrall. torj
the past frv dar*-
I
Mrs Cheater Botls. former I v Mlaa
Kltsy Ituckhout of thla city, haa
'been vlalUng Palo Alto retatlvra for
! the past few dar*.
The puplla of the Santa Clara
grammar school Issued tho Christmas number of the Santa Clara
Journal, which made its appearance,
i (oday
Cbarle* O King hss been confined to hi* home on Everett avenue
with a mirr* attack of lumbago, but
his condition waa reported today as
' improving and ll is hoped that be
will be 'out in a few daya.
The o-tal ring loet two weeks nnd
ndvertlaed »e*(er*day In The Tlmea
w ii* found and returned to th* owner The ]i>al nurtt containing 12
worth of atampe woe alao found and
returned to Th* Times office
There hat been one r-a*e of acac-
lel fever Juat outside the city In,
I ihe Baals tract Seven daya have'
| now [iaeaed eliic-e the cam waa con-
j traded, bin no other caae* hava de-'
veloped In the opinion of Health
Officer Gray there Is no longer any.
danger of the spread of lhe dlaeaae '
I* D Curry, formerly
Studeboker Company, bo* opened a
ahop for repalrlag of all make* of
machines at 10? High street
lJ-7-tf - Advt
Spiral la coraeu and v. ra Frank
waist*.Mr* Rtack.ISO Homer Ph 3401
For that sore throat and general
antlaaptlr use Welnco Gargle 2">
centa at Weingartner's
11-30-lm —Advt.
Rujr your Xmu candles at t'm-
phreja Roiea packed for ahlpplng
We manufacture from lhe beat and
t-j-irt-at material* ".OS I'nlveralty ave
l M-Irs -Adrt
has be-en vUltlng
• 1th Profeaaor N*waoBl'l mother
...
The s:«t'.fi-ri! Auto Company I* In- i
alalHng a garage elflrlencr eyslem [
that wlll mean economies In man- >
agedteoI afid no doubt redound to.
Ihe advan'-.L-D of patrona
The Van Msroe.eld family well i
known here :. removing from San i
Francisro to Iterkeley Professor '
Van lUrueveld ha* been In charge,
of lhe mines exhibit of lhe govern
rnanl at Ihe ei po--.lt ton Ile leaves ]
tomorrow for Minneapolis, where i
he wilt resume rer tain rour*** In
lh* l'nive--a!t-j of Minnesota for thej
I remainder of the year
Tapeetcy.
The royal «;.->iri eetabllabment at
Madrid, wblch was founded by Philip
ln 1721). 1* one «-f tbe moat famoue
Instltutlooa of ll* kind In tb* world
Tbe iinn Intel..'.i-l fnr carpet* are
loaeely twisted Into strings tbe else ef
a lead pencil and are uf every shade
and color Varna to be uaed In (he
mannraciure of [a[n-*irlc-i are fine and
delicate In ubO rumu may be aeon
women at work all anting ou the
floor, aotue ai'Irmlng and sume carding
from ban-d reels - Pathfinder
Xmii With Ui
Hperlal chrUtme* dinner al Hotel'
Palo Alio from .'. to b p m No'
raise In prices The a 11-American ho-1
lei Don t overlook our Sunday din*,
nera. 1 Z 30 to ** p m
It-Zt-Zl Advi
GIFTS
OF
SERVICE
AND
DISTINCTION
Jewelry Sets
Cuff Links
Tie Clasps
Scarf Pins
Watch Fobs
Coat Hangers
Collar Buttons
Collar Boxes
Arm Bands
Bath Slippers
Suspenders
Garter Sets
Reefers
Pocket books
Card Cases
Belts
Gloves
Handkerchiefs
Handbags
Suit Cases
Trunks
Umbrellas
Bath Robes
Smoking Jackets
Neckwear
Pajamas
Night Robes
Box Hose
Silk Sox
Children's Stockings
Negligee Shirts
Silk Shirts
Dress Shirts
Silk and Wool Sweaters
Sweater Coats
Mufflers
Jerseys
Mackinaws
Rain Coats
Hats
Caps
Trousers
Men's Suits
Boys' Suits
Overcoats
HAT ORDERS
GLOVE ORDERS Merchandise Orders
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
Christy, Rhodes & Co*
PHONE 200
B Christmas (Sreeting
T^O you, and all our friends,
and all those whose friend*
ship we would like to have:
and everybody else, we wish
H /Iberr^ Christmas
Late Reminders for Men ane Women
Phoenix
Sillt Hosiery
For Women
Alio Everwear
And Holeproof
Guaranteed Hoae
For Men, Women
■nd Children
Hand Bags
Suit Cases
Leather Gooda
Novelties for
Men and
Women
25c Neckwear
Conjfyh
Foot Warmers
Mufflers
Wallets
Purses
Garters
Etc., Etc.
I I
i i
AU Suits.
O 'coata and
Mackinaws
Sold Will
Be Fitted
And Delivered
To Late Christmas
Purchasers
ON TIME
I Ceprri-fhl Hart S**hattnrt k Man
DeHvTriea ZhC URCQCWt T"'
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
(.u.tr.tn*.■-**-*,! Host 1..---change-, at thc Store. W« sell Phoenix. Kvcrwear and Holeproof for Men
Women and Childre
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No full textDAILY PAl.O ALTO TIMES. MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913.
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
Photoplays Only
"A Woman Scorned"
Heee i- a pUy fall ot *ctlon. ami wbee-e ihe ilv-Bt-a^ier*. are si l**r**r
awe.
•VI \Ki. XKI l- PAINT1XU"—It 1 -.-.lured Omt prise when hung in
tbe aa-Joa.
"THK ISFAMOl s DON MBit Kl. —II..-* he waa camarrd by
Amer-ran wd-Lers le Cuh*.
■H-OLO^IXI IX WTXTER*—A-a Int-weMtBC -jcewic --.ture i..k. ..
ru-oand (<.|..r-,<)•. S[-tfiaj--a Mid Pike'* |-a*ak.
"HKAfNiS' Nr'IV StIT'—It wa- a -.i-i.t. bul be I..-.I to s-lvr It
tier*:.
Owing to so many vaudeville **ertorruers being on their, vacation It Is Impossible to get good acta Vor thla reason there will
be no more vaudeville ahowa here until the at*Si>ot. open* In September. I'botoplars ot tbe best *»lll be shown as-dj
Admission lOc Loge Seats 20c
Several rlabs and Improvement
bodies In San Mateo have adopted
reeolutlons urging tbe city trustee*
to submit to a vote the question or
turning over the control ot public
utllltlea to the railroad coramlaalon.
The resolution* refer to the fact tbst
I'alo Alto. l-kiah. Aniloch aad other
prot*re**ahe mttnlrlnalltlea have already done so.
• • •
0. C Perry and family or Orovllle
are apeadlng a fortnight In Palo
Alto. They are oeeupylag Major
Perry** house «a Bryant street while
the Major and hi* family are at Baa-
brtght
The new ettj council will meet tiv
nlghl In their Brat regular monthtv
meeting. Interesting buelneaa wlll
be undertaken.
• • •
Member-. ..( Palo Alto Kebekah
l»dge wlsblng to attend the installation ot officers or ihe Mountain View
lodge wilt take the 7:30 train frotr.
VISIT OF W. B. ALLEN
TO N. Y. HARDWARE CLUB
here thl>
vonlng
RICHMOND
I have lota to sell ln the "new
Mr* J. F Newaom and her son
....... - --* «B.,.i«»- * aa.. . 1.. Braoner arrived home Saturday (rom j _
tract Just obtained trom the realty , I Tuevday
company which aold because of P.
M. Smith's flnsariat read J ual moot
Tbla Is tbe choicest Richmond tract
put on tbe market. Terms 10 per
.eat -rash, balance %Z per month So
Interest and no taxes for ibe flrat
year.
C. L PLACE
puonk sat.. 101 circi.k
a trip to the Yellowatoae.
Frank i Mrt'ullougb of Oaven-
. port. Iowa. * ■.*. the guest or Mr. anil
-J.tla-.-Karirn ol Palo Alio avenue la«*t
unit,.* Mr MeCullough wlll lojtv*
for a trip to Honolulu
Mr*. Jsmes Karrvll and daughter.
Mlas Jennie Parrel 1. have returned
trom Brookdale
j From iii,--** he will
' hiime In Iowa.
renirn to hi
■ ■-,••■**••■■•■•«••■-.•■•••»
BRIEFS
Mr and Mr* (*halmers A. lira-
ham have returned to their homo at
•«• * IltlS Emerson atreet. after an en Joy-
Mr. aad Mrs. Janie* McLaughlin.. able outing at Yoaanalte.
Mr*, field and Mlaa Sadie McLaugh-£ • • •
Ha left tor Mount Hermon this j Mr* I*. K Hoary returned yestermorning. ! day from a three weeka' vlalt at Dlx-
• • • ; on. Solano county.
Kit Klug and family are at Pa- • • •
• 'cine Grove tors few weeks | r**"uln c c Anihnay mm* up
• . . . f mm i-tanta Crus yesterday ror a
S Mr and Mrs tr* H Abboll of San brief- buslne** vlalt. but returned to
• Ft an.i-i.i vlalted Palo Alio yeater-1 the military encampmeat today
maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa j day. * ' * *
I.-OCAI. ftPTBI.TIt*iHKr*-*T** * • • Mr. and Mm. K. 1>. Hollenlteck
Its-v. and Mrs 1-ewln A Pier de-, and Ultle son have moved to Ollroy.
parted today for Santa Cms io re- wher.. Mr Hollenbeck la eagag**d In
main about a week th,- electrical bualnes*. Tbelr home
• • ■ !al 243 llvron atreet has been rented
Mr. and Mr* W H. K*l!> and chll-' lo y,in Mtr) (i0-, who looh iWmoa-
dr-n returned home Saturda), nftor!,lrl„n Inday.
spending three week* at Seabrlght. j • • •
t-eaahore with her grandparents. : Los al
Paio Alto Paint Co, t'apanng.
painting and listing. Patnta, olla.
glass sad vsi-ntahee. Phone 4*01.
a a a
Try our paateurlacd mtlk for on,
luuntb and, you will want no other
Palo Alto Creamery
C.3ft.lt
rreah nuitermfTk.
Butteraa.Hk-—fresb dally—st the
i'alo Alto Creamery. Butter, es-gs.
milk sad cream.
Mr*, i
.hi Wren
funnel!}
tilands
1) Connelly and her two
Ml-i* Stella and Trlatrain
left t'-.liiv for the Calallnii
]>...
' Whitlttia. who h*M
| ill f.ir tho laat week, j
todav an con*lderably.
Mi -.mi Mrs, Frank Sherman ill
i-i* vii*,*:.. are -.tatting their rel-
atlte* Mr and Mrs K f Wets**
haar. In I'alo Alto thl* week The>
an ftnlfliln*: a lour of the east uml
northwe*! Mm Sherman lived in
Palo Alto eight -.ears ago and wa*
**ur I f i-i-.l at ihe growth of tbe town
Soe our advertlaemeii' «ut the In-on not ion
front page uf special prlcea on but- la reported
ler to cuatomera utiles paaiourlted ' improved
mtlk from the Pslo Alto Creamery • • •
%-23-tf ' Among the recent
a a a ' Hotel McAtpln In Sew York were
Ur..H, w. Chspjiel ha* ju*t moved! -,-r mn6 Xrt iOM,v„ Urkla of Palo
lit* ofi.ee* Hi Iho Plrtt National Alio.
flunk bunding.
-*>-4t*-
Cat ttowem. tlorar *«* go- snd
plsnts of sll kind* at l.aa Paimas
greenhouses. Phone 1~«. l-H-t
Hot brea*l and rolla every after-
ouoa at 1. Oak Bakery. 2*6 I'oIt.st
• • *
Your miik hill need not < o-*i more
than »**.■.*> a quart if >■•» tM] pe*-
U-urtzod mtlk frimi the Palo Alto
creamery.
Mir.
Irtna 7... ln>kk>- w
numtprr ol frinnd-
ni-\t Frldav afternnoi
. Bliby I.- in.'iiii- the Uhw of n
j bine* and while fin terrier which he
[shm I**.'iil-lna n Hamilton avenue
, laat evening The dog. which wai ..
family |iet. M-em* to have followed
a bugg*. with another dog out Mid
dlefleld road or In that direction
An yon •* knowing thi* whereabout* of
lint, will do Mr HiT-.br and fam-
i Hy a fa .or by phoning lo Palo Mto
e*i *
'During his recent vlalt tn New
York W B. Allen made hi* head-
quarter* at the n,ir.t*-..u.- Club
which la a rendezvous for all tbe
leading hardware men or America.
The July number of Ihe Hard-aar-,*
Dealers' Magazine includes the ro!-
lowing:
"Tbe Hardware Club of New York.
•M Broadway. aUH- retalna Ha distinction a* one ot the hardware center* of the eaai. One never knowa
bow manv rrl.-n.ln froni distant
r*'!ni. he may manage to ru*i*t at
any hour For Inatance. one noted
the other day at several tables near
IssUh other such vlaltor* s* William
0. Smythe. American Screw Com-
l»any. Providence, R. I.' Charlea \V,
j Aabury. Enterprise Manufacturing
Company or Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa : Rudolph Tenk. Tonk
Hardware Company. Qulncy, ill.:
Prank (>ould of Henry Ivmou
Son* Company. Philadelphia-. K W
Hick*. S>*dne>. Australia; C. N
Jone*. San Francl*cn, and \Y. B. A1-
| len. Prealdent of the Palo Alto
! Hardware Company. Palo Alto. Cal
Mr Allen waa on hla flrat vlalt to
,Ni'» York and wss accompanied by
bla wife "
NEW TEAOiKRlTARE
APPOINTED FOR SOUTH
SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOLS.
\t a mcciing of the South San Fran- '
ci..o tchool board ol tru-tcct. held
i...t Wr.1iir*.lay evening Mia-.es C*ra<e
HoUtr «f Hanford, Winifred Mc-,
l^iiiglilin ol Santa Cruz and Alice C. ■
McDonald ol San 1-rancit.co were ap !
pointed a*> the new trjchcr. (or tJM
grammar vchcwil Mi*** Rue Clifford
ssts app,>iuted a» the teacher ot F.ng
lish. hi*.1ory and mathcniaiic**. in the
high schdoj, Mi Brit ton was clcctedl
.iil'crvi.mi- t.rtmip.-iI liver tioth tin-
ifr.iium.il and high ..-li.-.d dc*mrt
mrnt* K§ yet no commcrvial ieach-
ii lu. l.rni engaged, but the trustee*
[-.•hum a* good a onr as can be
tound in soy bnatnesi collcgi P D
Brottcf «... .L.tcd ih.' prtaddtriil ol
the board for both departments;
while I. N Brasni ».i. ctMatcn lor
the ilct, ■"•' the two ilr|>aititiciit.
The lui-li ..ho.d -v*.-ill mean I great
dc-al to the young people ol this city,
foi ti..« every boy or yirt -padswUiifl
trom tb- grammar school has. and
it is Iio-k-.I im'I. t-Vr 'J.!*. nlai*r ol
the wonilerfnl o->|>,>rtunitv now o-.i n
tn hint nt her to receive a*, tine .i
high ichool ami business .our., aa
could ho arcured in either Est] Mateo ix San Franci«co T*nterpri«r
Special Prices For This
Week on
Men's & Boys' Suits
Also on Straw Hats and
Hot Weather Garments
istv Rhodes & Co.
Phone 200
The Daily Times—- 1 Oc a Week
Thi
ond of i
i re
al all Sun
Hn
K-lal
it ti
lt.. B. Jewell In Mullen building.- ,*B* h,,n'"
414-41* High ftroot. t.:m ng and
-dumbing Phone 16.1.
Maude Jay Wilton, photographs,
I-.30 Kniem-i i'roet near Klngaley
avenue Telephone .",1 t-I
The Fraternal Aid A*m»(ialion
villi hold Ita regular meeting tonight at Fraternity Hall Thla I*
ilu- ..-.nnd mo-i-tlng nf the ronte*t.
and the men wlll Wave charge of the
■ pr
.n tit-Id at tho M.-* II--I
i tsssl night under the ana*
>f th** i hurch federation. The
- was llluMtrated by lantern
.md -■'c-'cnt.-d an outline of
. of I..aii" Sum.- illfflciilty
,'t nlth in .i.t'u.tiiiK the Hachtt-.
io i.'iun- waa late In starting
iidienre *ang hymn* In dark-
-i a half hour while the light*
tiff The third lo'ture ol 'In-
will be Klven at tho oMih-
Chtiri-h n<*it Sunday evening
EARLY RESIDENT OF
CALIFORNIA IS DEAD
Property to Sell and Rent
D.J. WILLIAMS
207 University Ave. Phone Palo Alt" 5 4
Oeneral an to livery:
rules and prompt servlci
ing Wetls-Pargo Phone
Adjoin*
•lm*
.1
rani At kic*. ha*- ]u*t
a hualne*- trip to St-i-kinn.
I Oakdah-*. Antloch and Valtejo He
'was In Oakdale on Fridav last, when
Our dairy acon-s given by the' the temperature waa 120 d'-grev* In
board of public -safety Is tbe highest j the t*hade and tho wind wa* like a
ot any milk selling In Pnlo Alto ex-; hot blast trom a furnace and la gladj
cept Sloan'* dalrv Pslo Alto Cfeem-j to gel bark^ lo mor«* comfortable'
e**y j weather
Ih
Ullll-o OHv.
holr
nn I
Castlll").i tsCUl
umber H. 1*18.
September S'h
will be in .hare.
il IJuKhis. the t
'he *iiperv!*loi.
Hayi-s With a
ini-nt and *» teacher e*-*i-se!allj
trained In tho Jfontessorl method.
tS:30-tf
ll wit, open Sep
Day pupil** repot*
[*he rppe** S liool
of MM Kl'r.ibetli
ra-tar IMOOJ undet
if Ml*** Harriet
Montessorl Ki-ulp*
Mr and Mi* W S V999T. st««*
organlaer* ot the Fraternal Aid A**-
a-K'tatlpQ. who havi* been working in
thi- localtty for nome month*, left
ror 1.0. Angele* where they will take
up their work with the I.o* Ang-le**
council
. 1 \
C K .lortlan vbo'ls *.)***ndlng hi*
vacation wltb Mr* Jordan and M
eatalJ* now worth lio.lioo.ftiin
California died ln Kedwood
a »|'V under tion**ral Fremont
.i.i-. the Mi.iii.i.' with Mexico
Safurdiiv at the ago of 9*1 yoer* The
eld man wa* health) and roltu**! until
only a. tew day* ago. when In- tarns
tip from San Joae to vlalt hi* *on.
M K "leve-o. (i Rod wood CHy con-
traclor Ho complained of troubles
In tin- kidney* tufon- miring Friday
ni;* tn
Oltvera * famlh aettled tn California mxni a!>Tter the flrat rnlnton*
Wtsj astabllsbed Hi* mother nt one
ttine ownsd tin- whole San '.nl.rlet
vallet and she gave the land on
--I i i,"'!:. n,.-.i..ti araa foundod
provision wilt be made ihln fall fori A,|((, -,.,,-.,, ,. Ftlilrn i^t iliKt,,
the Sub-Primary, admitting * hlidren, nMr lJlk<, Ttlhw ^Utd » pulnful
from
i spy,
'.*.
under six yarn nf *i«'* For further
inrormatioti nddro**< Ml"* Mary !
1-oekey. P-;nrtpal tT-Mephont- IStVX
x tj-i-i-codf:
*ii* mi the foot arhfte out flbhtiiK
Ma.vi*ral dav* ago »nd a» a ronult he
ha* been rom!-***ll-*d to *u"ii-*nd hi*
tramping trip* for ihe lime being.
Plans and .-n-c:Acat1on» for ar-
:i-*tlu, homes ft, W. Foilmer. I«5
l.ytian av-*nu** Phone 2">ZK.
Mr. Jordan etperis to leaie for
hoii*fe itbont Wedneadnv
\tt« Bdward aekli i tnd d.i.icii-
Thl-. BSSsSoaa wallpaper* are un-
i-uallv -Ja.nty nnd attractive. Cal*
ii li I.. It. Rrown at Palo Alto tjonx
■-.hi-n ydct pian an> (-aperlng 'i*22-i.'
laa Orro (wit o*n the -■.-..:.,. • t-in-i-i
for Santa p-srti.ir.i and will remain
'ititil the end of Augunt Tli-*> taflll
-t.-iv arlttJ Hiss t.tndyi Arkley. who
You Qet 'ienumc Value
IN CLOTHES WE MAKE
Correct fit. neat appearance arid
long service. To order Ins up.
Driscoll The Tailor
.ful trip f.
new Bulck They
: eral days by beat
t.rlce
war pla-i-d on lit* life, and In- fled
for aarei* t*i th -.northern pari ot
the Stan- * hr-re h*** hss ronldod over
id adobe house where-
OtlTSTa wa* horn on Auguat 14. 1119
hi prmernA tienrue ot it*- .hiator-
ft ii I latosnst It I* located ri what
I* known n* Freoman'n binding In
Los Ang.-le*
Ollvera* heir* wlll retain f*aMfBfwl
to r-roter t-ome of the land whlrh
Ihe old pioneer onie owned. Jmt to
wh'.ili ba never relumed A yanr
ago hi- returned over all tho ilocu-
m.-nta. rp \ltornev James T. OK-ffi*
of Ito-dwnod City, who ha* since bte-n
preparing to regain title to some or
tho land. Surviving him are M. K
Oii.ern of Redwood City. Mrs. J. C.
Oregon in their Dlehl of Wataonville. I>iu1h Olivers
tore delayed sev-jof Corto Madera and Henry Ollvera.
rain* and mud. j whoso address Is unknown.
Victor ViclroU XVI, |200
buy a \'ict"r-ViclroIa ($!J t
arranyr terms t«i suit.
When is the
next entertainment?
You don't n.ccd to wait for
another entertainment to hear all
the music ami fun you waul.
You can have it any time and all
the time with a Yictor-Yictrola in
your home.
Bands and orchestras, instrumentalists, singers, comedians,
minstrels, choirs—the most talented
artists in every branch of music-
are always ready to appear before
you and do their "turn".
Stop in an.l we'll have them sing and
play for yon her,:.' And if you want to
o *,20r>) *,r a Victor («.io to *.n*») we'll
Vktor.VirlroU X Vktor-Vklr.l. XI
I7S 1100
Vlrt».VKl,.U XIV
1150
H. VV. Simkins
Agent
255 University Ave.
Palo Alto, Californi
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No full textTHK DAII.T PAI.-0 AI-TO. MONDAY.. NOVEMBKR 17. 19CCi
Dr. Nawaorn la Eur op*.
Dr. J. F. Newaom, auociate pro-
feteor ol (ieology and Mining, who
led iu June on a year'a leave of eh-
tence, la now at th*.-. I... .. o( Mine*
at.Freilierg, Saxony. He hat al'
rradv vi*il*d lh* mining tchoola of
Kngfand and llelgium, and lu Ger
many he hat rltittd thoeaatClaus*
thai and Berlin. After leaving
Krvllierg he will vi-ii the mining
■ill-'!- al Pribram, Rohemia, and
■t Geobeo, Slyria. From the last
place he will go to the Eoole dee
Minte at fari*. He axperle to return lo tbia country In time lo at-
t. iii the marting* ..f tli* (leological
S<i*ty ol America and the Amen
can Ateociation for the Advancement of Science, tan ba held at
Washington January lit. Ol the
iuttilutioiit Ihm (ar viiited Dr.
Newtom wrllea: "In practical field
geology 1 have not yet teen the
lilacs that can touch tie at Stanford."
To Irictur* In San rranclaco.
Dr. tioeliel it toon lo deliver a
coin** ol *ix Ircluir* on tb* "Hi*-
tory nl the liermaui in America''
before the V. M.C. A. ol San Fran-
citco. He bat reccnlly been tr
■pleated by a larg* (ia-rnian pub-
li-liing hou*» to prepare a volume
on the *ain* •uhject, on which he
i- ■ .n-i.lftr.1 una ol the leading
auiborilie* in tint country.
California at Co mail,
"lhe report of the pretitlent >.f
C»rn*ll Cnivereity (or the year
1001 SaboweUial during lhe jiatl
fifteen yean tludeiitt Irom California entered thai Inalitution a* fol-
Intee; U Irom Uuivertily o( Calilornia, 11 (rom Stanford; undergraduate* to advanced ttandirig, »
from Univeraily uf California, 24
Irom Stanford.
B FECI A I.
Mfk'i and Women* Sweater*,
Jereeyt, and Coll Jacket* al
FKauueoN A Co.'t.
I Frakklin hat a ipacial rale ol
l.
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Koda, aud
full line of Candita at tbe Uaivaa-
tirr Casdt Stobs, branch of Ual-
riimv *, Falo Alto.
F. I. Cbasdall haa a new tloek
of Iri.iii.Sh't— and 1'bolo Supplier.
St * ?t man I.irsav Staslo.—ti.
J Kracchi. price* rratfiiable. Ketl 2lt|.
Take your watch** to SkUaUKi,
practical jeweler. Lena** titinl
Full-dreet Suitt to rent, #2.60.
Mi-m riirriiiM. I'AaLoaa, (up-
■tain) 23 Stockton ttreet, S. K.
K. W. Shkruan .'. Co., 30« Uni-
vertity Ave. Sludenla' Furniture,
lledding, Couche*, Canva* Floor
Covering*, ale.
STAHi-nan Fnancii Launm* bar
in--- ii carried on at I'alo Alto,
H27 I. Hn.ii.it alreeL I'hone, Illack
174. K. J. Coct.il.
Sunny (runt room for rent, 810-
•I Salvatierra ttreet.
Found the Tailor Shop at Ititt
in tbe rear of Training* hour*.
L. llnoir. Merchant Tailor.
For lit.: -i. for rut* or rent *•*
n f. ii.n. r.I., ah...
Sim. "-ii-.it. tan Smith, Hlectri-
i im* and Mafl.ii.iBi-, Krneraon Si
FRAHKI.IK develop* fllmi for
iweitlr-five cent* a roll.
wontm.
To Tita Prof or itudrnl who
wault t&.OO worth of car-.*.*, lurui-
ttirr, or t to vet; They can l-e Imughl
in s..n Francisco on Curry'* account and delivered at the Unlvet-
tity cheaper than on your own account.
Sunny iron! room for rent, 810.
. Salvatierra ttreet.
CaaKOAU-carrit* Bieyelet,Sporting (i<H'-d*, tiiini, ami Ammunition.
H. M. III-mor, th* tcienliflc optician and watchmaker; alto Sol*
Agent for the Paul K Wirt Koun*
Uin Pen; on Circle, oppotite depot,
Palo Alto.
KairaraiiK I.ai-»i>bt, Hullon
Hro*., Agfa. Phone, Illack 206.
Office,Columbia Cyclery, on Circle.
The I.rcauM, an accredited preparatory echool, Ph«lan llldg., S.F.
Aar You Uotao Kaer?—-II eo,
you ought lo know about the daily
personally conducted Touritl Kk-
curaloni operated via the Itio
(irande tytlem. No more comfort-
i able or inexpentiv* way o( travel-
j nig can ba found, and at ihe aame
I lime you will tee lh* moat magnificent tcenery in Ibe world. Stop*
overt are allowed on all claeea* ol
ticket*, or you may go through
without lay-over or change of car*
Tell u* where you ere going and
' we aill tte glad to quote you the
I lowatt (are* and tell you how
', lo get there. We have torn* hetu-
j tilully illuilrated boaikt of travel
| for free ditlribution.
J. D. MAxmici.t>, (ieo'1 Agt.
• '..''. Market St., S. V.C*V
Eaatarn K.nilbalt Score*.
The follow,n* tctire* w*r* made
on loailhall fl*1rTi in lh* Kait latt
>*tiutU»:- Yale 12, Princeton 6;
Harvard 1, Dartmouth 6; Carlisle Indiana fj, penntylvauia 0,
Amhertt 29, Columbia 0; Cornell
88, l.tfayelteO, Michigan 21. Chicago 0; Weil Point -16. Hyracut* 0;
Purdue* 89. Indiana 0; Kucknell 23,
Annap.ili* 0. Norlhweatern 10, Ur
loll 0, Cite Btahool IT, Ohio We*-
levan f., Notre Dame 52, Ituth
Medical 0; llaakell Ir.diaiit 2-1.
Kinn* :.. I't.ivfi-iiv ol Kenlucky
->-. llnlfereity o( InditntiKilit 0;
l(o*e College 0, Wabaah 0; Drake
I'l.ivrr-ity 0, Alue* 0; I'liivertiilv
<•( Ciiiciunaii •'; Keiiturky College
8 Miami 22, Earthen 0; V-ander-
Irlll 13, Tulan* 6; Taxat 11. Uni-
rertlt* ol NaaheilltS; Hlnoeaota
12, VViecomin 0
Un I ••rally C.l-cilir
Nor 20th, Uuivvrtity inert ing
1 ■■ '-i Till, Memorial Church
dedicAlion.
"A Good Han Leaveth an Inheritance"
Wliai >..,
-Jean
ol .la-all. )
Lrt the PROriOtMT LlPt A TRUST COMPART guaran-
tar com It.rt to vour family.
!...«. -i litalli anal *i.>t-naa.
I'nrxrelrtd for itrengUi.
1 aiililii'. to It* haeresl Trim
lnt«re*t m-etfta. llaii. mara U.O ■>,...) nvort than lu
twaathtaaaaa.
ra. ukw, its. i|ii.
m hriiri *****
Ualttma
tut I Cm. L*aa* law!
\/ANDERVOORT BROS,
•ia Hi taf Itwartity folttt
I1 a I.-. ALTU. - il.i.niiM. i
a i Kiwa-*tia at'etai t a m■.-,-*
MOSHER tt. SIMPSON
SHREWSBURY A SMITH
OaWeea an »*aaa*j
l*aav*rano Ha . nttl Is. I*ut.|lt> t.lt.rarf. |*-,*j, aiiii '
PALO ALTO HOME BAKERY;
Hr* C K. lUnr.,;.-*-. I■,..(.
(t->rfl>>l*| mail. •" IM artmltt.. ■(• C'**--
PALACE HOTEL
taiitat »ai»*nal»B»* tb* tts-iaUr (Italian
■ an ti.i. J..ur-a--j"rt In-ta rt*r- p^tloa tt
tb* ■mi* i" a** riatati.iau
II I. nalirrtalll aabasrsiIs-lxatl l*i*l tt-rj
GRAND HOTEL
p L. WORRELL
QEORGE GOO0MAN
ratretr* aat M tttrttt-aHBter It
aanriciAL. avoat
QALIFORNIA HOTEL
H II. WarlV.14 a Cs>
«U*K IIMIlt
*i .. "...a*-.
(HANSEN AND ELRICK
MEN'S FURNISHatRS
C1SHER A CO.
HAITI M
taaawjtaaarj
at* limit*
BAN TKAXClrtajO
II I. l-.i. IV. Ia l.ci.io>.ir j Wlmi.
1 Willi Akt I tllTIt 1 1 IK
1 '-I 1 1 .11 11. ..it-.,- -in,. 1 1.
"m TO II row 1.11 a
20S alini St., BH.BO.
BAN FRANCISCO
DENTIST
HO. UUEttEl LITTLE. O.D.S.
Mao.aoH.THO.ra Bui.DaBB PaLOA.ro
[)R. A. B. MAYHEW
DENTIST
•*•«* Or?,.. .... th, rUtirtBtlnr. "•*■*■ I
llsa-tra- I Haa.; Ilan; 1 * jj bo
IM r '■! . Ml',: I . AVE. I'ALO ALTO
IUaU*a-H. 11* *-kK-s.*t» Hi
THE NEVADA NATIONAL BANK
Or SU FBaUClaCO
i-.ni.: Mai ., . .
a 1-aa.n -aaatl-wa.lt
BtajaiOi
W. MtaOBilsjj - - Atulatavai raa.irr
J A. ALLISON
SlKpraw*
■ Ht'LVJiMHIlt TO J II DA my
pULLLH 4 CO.
gTANFORD MEAT MARKET
t^.-.la mb I* 1 tliir.:ija.t , ns-t rjainn
QYSTER GROTTO AND CAFE
OVITta* MLItIRIO
b-Vbt>4b*. a>* n ha) c ii.--. 1 - .
^cbool"
H. E. Skinner Go.
'-trniiaiil 11* lirumi tamr
Ir r— wwa at.rawa.1, a. .raw
aw, ..,„. Hr rrwaaraiw. .
Football
Tennis
Ping Pong
Gymnasium raTrack Furnishin-S
T.I....... Bala W
■ raaa B a. aa*.«.. bt. Ira* • BTaShr BI
JOHN REID A SON
. .-.a, K.
WUruK.lalr.waB
JHE BERKSHIRE
711 Bam H. lu Irirtaa
ratal* n.BHi* pa*, it* tV
a*-dujt TttJl
•or uaaati av. aAN
T,lf)>iaa Itrn -I
. It...... M.
F.C. THIELE ™%$?A*,.va
Fine Tailoring
e. W. La Peire & Son
GROCERIES
t.wail.tlaiiitml In l-ak. Alia tot un la*
Ramona Stmt
Naar Ualvarall, A.a. Palo Alio
THE UNIVERSITY PREBB, LOCATED ON THE CAMPUS. IB BPECIALLT EQUIPPED TO OO YOUR PRINTIN
5
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, .9.4-
VARSITY THEATRE
TONIGHT
Photoplays Only *
"The New Minister"
Her* Is a three-reel photoplay dealing with s country minister
of * tentury ago, and I* sa welcome a* aa old acquaintances trom*
yoar boms town, sad Is s wsiouote relief from modern stage
plays. Alice Joyce (a ln thl* as tb* daughter,
"WHY I AM HERE"
A picture of tragedy aad farce mixed, and hss ss much fun
wltb Ui* audience aa tb* aad'.eoce bas -with it. Pull of sharp
turn*, jokes and coatraat*. What did ths minister think when lie
heard tb* tale of why the prisoner wa* "h*r_"?
ADMftttlOX toe.
LOOM SEATS 1
FOR SALE
A bargain lu a large residence-
lot. 100x200 feet, on sunny aid* *f
•tract; sidewalks In.snd alrset paving done--«t,*so, e-eaj terse*.
C. L. PLACE. Phone 855
BRIEFS
The weather predictions (Or this
district point tea a cold sp*ll with
fresh northwest srlods.
s* •, a
Mlsa Suaan Tyler la back from
southern California where ahe spent
the past two weeks
• • *
H. E. Walts hss returned from
Lo* Angeles where he w*at ov*r tb*
LOCA L AD'
Cat flowers, floral designs ana
-.■•ants of all kinds st Lav* Palms*
greenhouse*. Phon* ITS. I-Ht
Painting- I>*eorating.
Brown. Telephone 60:x.
H
8PIREI.LA corset waists, woman
ind children. 3.50 Hats are selling for
1.75 and 195
1.25 ahlrta now
1.75 ahlrta now
85c
$1.15
You are invited to look things over. There
are Real Reductions in Every line.
Chiisty, Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
Misleading Advertising
THERE is such a thing as truthful advertising that is
misleading; it technically tells the truth, and yet conveys an impression which is false.
This form of advertising is practiced by some merchants who do not handle Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; who
arc nol entitled to handle them, but who obtain a few garments
in an indirect way, and then advertise them widely, for lhc purpose of aiding in the sale of other goods.
The wearer who responds to such an advertisement. goeiTinto
(he store expecting to get our goods; he thinks he does get them,
trusting to the advertiser's statements. When he discovers that
he didn't get what he expected, he is disgusted, not necessarily
because the clothes he bought nay not be good clothes, but
because he has been fooled.
The worst thing about such misleading advertising is that it
misleads the merchant as well as his customer. It injures him
in a way he can't see or correct; and he thinks it helps him.
e It probably will be only a short time until such advertising
will be criminal, and will be punished by law. just as is now done
in some countries of Europe.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
GOOD CLOTHES MAKERS
SALE
We give you big Sale Reductions
on "Hart Schaffner and Marx"
Clothes, "Dutchess" Pants,
"Cluett" Shirts, "Faultless"
Nightwear, "Coopers" Underwear, "Winsted" Underwear,
"Keiser" Neckwear and all leading lines.
- *
Chicago
Huddersficld
31 Lord Street
Foreign Offices:
New York
London
47. Brewer Street
Golden Square, \V.
Phone 2 Free Deliveries
We Cash Your Checks
33 Free Merchandise Order
0002
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222-
First
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>-*-*>*>* ***** »*»*»*»»*■»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦**»»♦♦»»♦* ******■■*>
ui LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
.National Dank rL~~~~. ■
STANFORD MEN
MAP FOOTHILLS
FORGE AHEAD
A savings account will give
you capital for Investment.
Every dollar saved put* you
farther away from poverty's
grasp.
The Direct Primary BIB. of the legislature will be necessary j [HMTORS URAKNER AND NEW-
Sscramento. Mrch 10.—It Is now to change any rate ahould thej
assured that tbe direct primary billj amendment become p*rt of the or-j •**>* AUTHORS OF KANT A
will be returned from the assembly gaak law. Curtin'a measure 'pro-,
to the senate aomowbat amended. vide* for th* complete separation of
Tbe assembly yesterdsy afternoon stste sad local tax systems.
by a close majority vote accepted
CBIZ iil'iiI'MJic Fill JO
By -ring sm.I. sum. regular- t »• ********** report* out frotnj JJ^S""^ P^T1|W
ly. you steadily advance to Independence.
A saving* account is the right
atari- 4 per cent Interest —
tl starts an account.
Capital - - 5,400
- - 5,400 J
the committee on election laws, providing for ao advisory vote by legislative dbtrirts on Halted Slates
senators.
It was a close coolest, for ths
vote ss announced stood 38 to 36.
rpon the first rollcall tha majority
stood tbe other way. for but 36 declared for the amendment. Including Speaker Stanton, against 37
voting to retain tbe measure In ihe u_.,,
Ill be no pensions for tbe parents
| of 13 children tbts session. Oue
Hartmaa'a bill introduced st the rc-
j quest of Paps Kavsnsugh of Osk-
| lead, who boasts a baker's dosen
progeny, was beaten In the senste.
(.«vi runn ot Imore New Publication
Drarriblag Moantalas From Moo
terey ii. San r>aacb>ro.
OFFICERS: *~
C. B. Child*, Prosldsnt
afeaa Dudfield. Vlee-Prssiaea*.
'fit Klag, C*aahiar.
C. £ Jordaa, Aast Cashier
DIRBCTORS
C B Child*
Joha Dudflsld
C. L. Smlt*.
H W. Simklas
Kii Klag
Or R L Wilbur
J. A. Laklr
18. Curt la's amended bill,
shape In which It bad com* over' iBtroduced st the request of the
from the senate , lieutenant governor, was passed to-
Wlth tbe district sdvisory vote ,,;k.tl, without dissent.
amendments favored by tbe govern-1 ,
or. In wblch the senate was pre- -Dot,*-*.*©,-. wiU Veto Black's Bill
Pa*a-a Chauffrer Hill.
Sacrameato. March 10.—The aaa*
ale waat* no chauBoura under the!?!8"1* Cr" ********** ***** ****
The raited state* Geological
Surrey Pre** Bulletin, issued today
contains the following notice of s
government publication describing
.pared to concur.^Chairman Leeds, Sacramento, March
snd bis colleagues in the majority am No. 317, Introduced by
. of the oommlttea on electlona slipped j for the purpose of clearing up a
Into the bill a trick amendment.' muddle la the Saata Clara county
which. If enacted, woald relieve1 r^-orders offlc*. will be vetoed by iTbl* ****
Pranclsco to Monterey
Tbe latest addition to ths geologic atlas of the country wblch Is tn
preparation by the United Slates
geological survey and which I*
lag Issued In parts called folios de-
Senate •crlb*w *■** portion of Santa Cms
Htark mountains that Ilea immediately
m fc north of Monterey bay and from 25
to to miles south of Ssn Pranclsco.
which is cslled by tbe
. csndldatea for the United State* jtn* governor loday. Had it been i ****** *** ***** Cnu quadrangle,
f senate of the nece«*lty of clrculat- [gMowed to become a law. the r*- ******™* .he territory betweon latl-
. ...i . _■ — 14. _an I .... ' I Ultra 17 iIsib I ■■■ • nd ST Ammrtomm SI
»
i
AppropeiaOoa BUI.
Sscrsmento. Mareb 10.—Increas
ing petitions for places oa ths ott- cording of a deed la sny
rial ballot of their respective par-; book would bsve served as s
tie*. {upon all Interested parties.
Speaker Stanton can. if he searcher, would bav* been
chooses. have the amendment petted to look through all
stricken out when the bill cornea,hooks laatead of coaflnlng
back to the aaeembly for third
reading snd passsge on Tboraday.
That will require another reprinting for
lag tbe total by 143.700, the sen- of lhe bill and another day's delay
ate finance committee approved tbe at a time when every delay Is
general appropriation bill last night fraught with peril to the measure.
after a conference with Governor Tbst. however, ts up to th** speaker.
Ollleii The measure now carries ■ a*
M.Ttl.MS aad will probably be ap- Would Separate Tas Systems.
proved by lh* senste tomorrow. It Sacramento, March 10—Oppe-rt-1 absolute rates
record t*t*9* -' degrees and 37 degrees 30
notice ■ w'butes north and longitude 13:
Tjt]6 j grees and 122 degrees 3d minutes
—,„,. j west, together with a strip of coun-
.,.,•,,-,■ ' t~? aoutb of latitude 37 degree*.
D_am.; around tbe town of Santa Cms. The
Ivea lo those properly provld*d , ***** ***** ***** ** •*-- Q***dmn*ia **
r lh* instrument* being sought;'11 ******* ******* ^ *** ******
lUilroad Bab* BUI.
Sacramento, March 10.—By a
vote of li to 33 the aenate yeeter-
iday went on record In favor of max-
| latum railroad rales as opposed to
lt turaed dowo the
will be returned to tbe ssssmbly on ,ion to Curtln's senste constitution- stetson rate hilt, prepared by tho
Thnradsy morning. Chairman 4| amendment No. 1 broke down yea- attorney geaeral. approved by the
Beardalee of the ways sad means terday and the measure waat governor and opposed by the
committee of the lower bouee waa through to Ihe tune of thirty-three Southern Pacific company, aubetl-
preeent at tb* conference this sfter- to three. Bell. Boynton aod Camla- tutjng therefor th* Wright bill,
Boon and stated tbat tbe assembly Mt( t^nt the ooly vote* recorded | which confer* oa the railroad com-
■ east corner b the southeast end of
the hay of San Francisco.
Tbe principal towns In ihe are*
are Santa Crus. Palo Alto. Redwood
City. Mountain View. Boulder Creek.
Halfmoon Bay sod Psscadaro.
The topographic work lor this
folio was done la 1(>S and 18*7;
the geologic work rrom 1893 to
1304. The author* sr* J. C. Ilran-
n*r. J. F. Newaom and Ralph Arnold, wbo received much assistance
la tbe mapping from Instructors
and student* In Leland Stanford
Junior University.
A SNAP
THE UNDERSIGNED BOUGHT THE CORNER OF
ALMA STREET AND EVERETT AVENUE A NUMBER OF
MONTHS AGO WITH THE INTENTION OF BUILDING
A NEWSPAPER OFFICE ON THE FRONT CORNER. CIRCUMSTANCES DIVERTED THIS PURPOSE. HENCE.
THE CORNER IS FOR SALE.
THIS LOT IS 7S x 112, THE SUNNY CORNER, NEARLY FACING THE NEW LOCATION OF THE DEPOT, AND
ONLY 500 FEET FROM THE PRESENT DEPOT, RIGHT
IN THE FRONT DOOR OF THE TOWN. THE NEW SUBWAY ENTRANCE TO TOWN FROM THE NORTH WILL
BE NEAR IT. ONE BLOCK FROM TROLLEY LINE EXTENSION. LOCATION MOST CONSPICUOUS AND CONVENIENT.
THIS LOT CONTAINS, ON EVERETT SIDE FRONTAGE. A TEN-ROOM. BASEMENT AND ATTIC HOUSE,
LEAVING THE FRONT CORNER, 75 x 75, VACANT FOR
ANOTHER BUILDING. THE HOUSE IS NOW ARRANGED
IN FOUR SUITES OF HOUSEKEEPING-ROOMS.
RENTED. ^
WITH THE RENEWAL OF ACTIVITY THIS LOT
WILL RAPIDLY INCREASE IN VALUE, AS IT IS IDEALLY LOCATED FOR HOTEL, APARTMENTS, GARAGE,
OR MANY OTHER PURPOSES. IT IS NOW OFFERED
AT RESIDENCE-LOT PRICE. WILL SELL FOR CASH.
ON INSTALLMENTS. OR CONSIDER A TRADE ON
OTHER REAL ESTATE. SEE ME AT THE DAILY TIMES
OFFICE. OR ADDRESS BOX S. PALO ALTO.
H. W. SIM KINS, Owner
would probably concur In all of the Ma-Mt a. The measure Is similar mission the power to fix maximum
amendment*, so that the bill will t0 on„ -,nteh •-,„ i^ ftl thn polbSates oaly. The debate oa thej ********' ** *■*** "******
he out of tbe way by Thnradsy evea- tw0 yeart mSOt „**. that It provides!comparative merits of the two mea*- The text of the folio describee the
*** a come-back tax In case of a defl- ure* consumed oearly tbe whole I location, geography, geologic forma-
■ elency. and cuts th* baak tax down'day !"«••■ *** •conomic geology or the
"I am down la the mouth." ssld rrom 1 to six-tenths of 1 per cent • 'quadrangle. Including, lo addition.
the pancake, ss Johnny took s big of their paid up esplUl snd undl- A thin purse task** s person feel; ■ *>*-** ««>unt ot the structural
hit*. vlded .urplu*. A thrae-rourth vote flat. ■features sad tb* geologic history.
- - Tbe rocks In-long to thirteen dlffer-
^■————»■-.———— i KJil formjtiona shove the basement
i complex of schist, limestone snd
_m^._1__,_._v_w_._._w_____fc_m_m_B_.l-_____k____i _, —_.- —,—,—.—.—,—,—.—.—.—■—.—. | quarts dlorll*. sad Include conglora-
k | erate*. sandstone, shales snd limestones.
Considerable areas of lava snd
other Igneous rocks are also exposed
la the qusdrsngle Amoag the notable geologic features described
sre the sandstone dikes of the region northwest of Santa Crux, lb*
limestone dikes of the Langley Hill
area, aad the wave-cut terrace* at
various polsts along tbe roast.
Tbe most Important geologic
products fouad In the qusdraagls.
In addltloa to lb* soils and wster.
are bituminous rock, limestone sad
road material. Besides these, gold,
petroleeta, building stone." dlatoma-
ceous shale sod ssnd occur In small
amounts.
Maps aad II1u*tr*tlon*.
The illustrations Include topographic sad geologic map*, a structure sheet. • columnar aectloa, a
sheet of reproductions of photograph* Illustrating th* mora striking topographic snd geologic feature*, and a large plate showing
som* of th* fossils found In the vs-
rlous formations. Tbe folio alao includes thrive tsxt figures.
Tho topographis map shows th*
position snd shape of the hills sad
valleya by contour 'Hoes, each of
which represents a certain elevation
above wslevel The contour Interval Is 100 feet and the aral* of the
map Is spproxlmatsly two miles to
lbs lorn. The stream*, roads,
bouses and section snd coanty tints
are also shown.
Tlie Fault Liar.
Tha geologic map shows the area!
j-distribution of the various rock for-
i muttons, tbe principal lines along
which the rocks have been folded or
faulted, and the direction In which
the strsts dip or pitch. The fault
along which movement took place at
the time of the Sao Francisco earthquake ol April 18, 130*1. passes diagonally aero** th* quadrangle and
I* accurately delineated on thl*
map.
Among the striking featuree re-
producad from photographs are a
natural wave-formed bridge and the
sea caves nesr Santa Crus, an In-
1*re*tlng sandstone dike a little fat-
tber north, and a view of the -tea
cliff and terra-e formations at Ann
N'oevo Point. The *h*et thowlng
the fossils Includes seventy-nine figures of sessbells, seeurchla-, starfish and fresh-weter mm***!*, arranged In groups In the order of **-
qnence or the containing roc':*, *>*-
g'.nnlng with the Cretaceous -ind In-
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The Santa Crux folio, which la
No. i«3 in the eerie* of geologic
folios. Is about 11x20 Inches lo sis*,
and contains eleven pages of text
and five map* aad Illustration
aheets. It Is the sixteenth folio to
be issued for ar-s- In California by
the United States geological survey
snd the second for areas to the coast
ranges, a typical secHon of wblch It
describe*. Ths folio may be obtained for tb cents by sddresslng
The Director. United State* geological survey. Washington, D. C.
Six Jurors Now
In Calhoun Case
ONK-RAl.F THK TWELVE PASSED
KUMINATED BY PKKKMI-TO-
RY CHALLENGE.
HYGIENIC
KALSOMINE
Lt all that the aame Implies.
Tbe most Hygienic decoratloa far
yoar bome, sad so easily applied
tbat tbe moat laexperleacod have ao
difficulty with IL
Call aad let as show our color
cards aad explain tb* merib of thla
preperatloa.
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At the end ot the eighth week—
nearly two months since the trial
began—tb* stage ot th* flrst per*
emptor!** was reached la tbe Calhoun esse in Ssn Pranclsco yesterdsy. Six of the Jurors, who had
previously been passed, were eliminated, tbe defense aad the proee*
rullon each naming three whom It
wished to excuse In the exerrbe of
IU prlvlege*.
The six who were left In the box |
were then sworn to try th* ca*«, and)
turned over to the custody or two
deputy sheriffs, with Instructions
that they be taken to tbe St Francis
hotel, where qaarters bad been engaged for them ror the remainder
of the trial.
How loag they will be kept prisoner* before six olber* ahall bav*j
Joined them, and then bow loag the
accepted twelve will be held In custody before they shall have rendered
erdlct in the case may be con-
lectured from th* rat* of progress
thus far In the case. It It has taken
eight weeks to secure six. It will
very likely be two months more before six others are found and sworu,
and another month befor* the case
Is submitted to them This to. thea,
a three months' sentence for tbe sj.
aad a term of imprisonment for lhe
twelve that will total thirty months
So the Jury In this case will bave
aa much confinement aa tbe ordinary Jury gives the defendant whom
tt adjudgee guilty.
It Pays to
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Tha L. M. Hickman ranch of II,-
000 acr** la ten and twenty aer*
tracts, with FREE water right,
ditches to each tract, abundance ot
water at SOc per aer* a yaar. Term*.
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144 l,m-rr*on SlrcK, Palo Alia.
XOTICK TO CBBDROBtf,
Estate of Willi C. Dlfsnl. also
known as W. C. Dtfgnl, also known
a* William C. Dlfanl, de-M-ased.
Notice I* hereby glvea by the undersigned. Loweaa I. Dlfaal. admln-
btratrix ot ibe estate of Willi C.
Dlfanl. also known as W. C. Dlfanl.
also known as William C. Dlfaal.
deceased, to tbe rr**dliora of sod all
peraoas having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the neceaaary vouchers, within
four months slier tb* flrst publlrs-
tlon of this notice, to the ssld administratrix at thi' law office of S.
W Charles sad Frederick Schneider, ln the Slmklns building, on the
southeasterly side of I'niverslty
avenue, between High snd Emerson
streets. In the town of Palo Alto,
county of Sants Clara, slate of California, wblch asld ofllce the undersigned selects a* her place of business In a)1 atattera connected with
said estate of said decedtnL
Pnlo. Alto, Cal.. this 3th dsy or
March. A. D. 1903. '
LOWBNA I. DIFANI.
Administratrix of Ibe estate of
Willi C. Dlfanl, also known as
W. C. Dffaul. also known ss
William C. Dlfanl. deceased.
8. W. CHARLM8 and FREDERICK SCHNEIDER. Attorneys for
AdmlnUlratrlx.
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One Of the most Interesting Inventions used la Palo Alto Is the Bond'
automatic welgber installed at the
Palo Alto Package Compajiy's store.
It is an ordinary scale with a large
hopper above ll, from which small
sack* ran be filled aad t'ed up rap-'
Idly la preperatloa far future trade,'
Tbe clever part of the Invention Is
electric attachmeat tbat stops
tbe flow from tbe hopper Into th*
■mall sack on the scale the Instant
the desired weight Is reached. No
time Is wasted la balancing the
eeales, for tbey balance automatic-.
ally with Just the required weight
in the package. The device Is considered cleanly for the reason thst
the commodity Is hsndled but oace
la tbe store, going from tbe original
package to the consumer's package. Mr. Leake, manager of tbe
store, also uses an automatic olf-
measuring device, so that each cue- -
iomcr receive* the exact quantity of
ordered. Thl* Is kept In tbe
basement, sway from tbe other grocer) e*.
Anti-Greek riots In sn American
Clly on the eve Of Washington's
birthday Indicate that tbere are still
some particulars In whlrh the republic ha* not realised the Ideals of
Its fathers.—New York World.
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velvet, with a Hue, Imper."
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which Is not In the least
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Pita, 25c Can
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Good* Dcll-rcm) fromptlj
We Mend Your Linen
Sew on Buttons, put on new neckbands etc
One trial will convince you tbat
wo take such good caro of your ap-
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girl of tbe old homo. Besides, our
new methods, uxperlencod workers
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Our wagons will oall anywhere -■-. ary
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Jordan*'. Laundry—cornos Forest and Ramooa. Phone Red til
Couch's Stanford
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Memorial Scholarship.
Miss Elsie J. Stephens, '07, has been
chosen by Mrs. Stanford to hold the
Lelahd Stanford Jr. Memorial
Scholarship for thc coming year. J.
T. Cooper, who graduated last yt*r,
was the in*-: holder ol thc scholarship, being awarded it during his four
years' course, but hereafter the honor
will be conferred yearly though it may
be renewed in the name of thc same
person In successive years.
Miss Stephens entered thc University two years ago, coming from
Baltimore, Md., but ill health compelled her withdrawal before thc cfose
of thc college year. She was a
German major while in college and
since taking leave l.u*. been acting as
private secretary lo Mrs, Stanford.
The origin of thc scholarship was
in the savings oi Lcland Stanford Jr.
Unknown to his parents these had accumulated to a considerable sum at
thc time of his death, and his private
bank account, discovered afterwards,
revealed their existancc. With thc
money it was decided lo found this
jcholarship, the interest yearly to go
toward thc support of some worthy
student.
Tlie Mandoln Club try-out will be
held tonight at 7:30 in the quad.
H. B. Hawkins, ex-"o5. a history
major, started East Monday morning
to enter the Universi— of Wisconsin.
Its session opens Oct. 1.
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:
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* DAILY TRIPS
Girls' Mandolin Club.
At tbe'.first meeting of thc Girls'
Mandolin Club, held last Wednesday,
Miss Helen Allmond. 07, was chosen
leader for this year. The members of
thc club will correspond pretty
closely with that of last year with
sonic additions from new .-**titdctits
entering. The first rehearsal isx catted
for tomorrow evening. \
Dr. Jordan had a paper read at the
meeting of the International Geographical Society, which convened in
Washington last week. Thc subject
oi thc paper was, "The Geographical
Distribution of Fishes in the Tropical
Pacific."
F. J. Dennis, 'q-, is one of the Stanford men in mining who have made a
brilliant success. He is visiting on the
campus for a few days. He haa
worked in Africa, China, Manchuria,
and West Australia. Some of his
work done in China was so difficult
and dangerous that the London firm
employing him gave him 25,000. Dennis will
make San Francisco his headquarters
for a time, but soon ntends to begin
some mining operations on his own
account.
First Assembly Today.
President Jordan at the first University assembly of the semester, held
this morning- at 11:15 in the assembly
hall, gave the principal address. Hia
speech was along tbe lines of counsel,
espccailly to entering students, well
to improve the opportunities which
(he next few years will put .before
them for every man is given but one
chance. He advised the Freshmen to.
krep sway from those things which
tend to dissipate power and to take
away ambition, a student having too
good use of his strength to waste it
1 matters of no concern.
Arthur M. Dibble, '05, the president of the student body, also spoke
the students. He gave a brief outline of the good results which it is
Imped will flow from these university
emblies this year and presented
the student's point of view in participating in these general meetings.
M. H. Thorpe. '05. the yell leader for
tbe season, led thc rooting section,
which was massed in the front of the
hall, and the tjlce club, though not
definitely organized as yet. was present and took the leading part in the
itiging of college songs.
Mrs. Lois Mathews, '03. who took
her M. A. degree in the department of
history here last May. left this morn*
iik for Cambridge, Mass.. where she
will enter Rcdcliffe College. Mrs.
Mathews has won one of the Redcliffe
liolarships by distinguished work
here on her master's thesis, some
maps which she constructed from the
results of her study, and which give,
the movements of immigration and
the growth of population in the New
Ktigland and Northern states, particularly iu the century before the Revolution, having won the highest praise
from Eastern scholars and profess-
irs. The work done waa of a very
original and pioneer sort, a chapter
n that economic and social history of
the America! people which is only be-
kittac to be written.
I Office at P. L. Crandall's
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Glee Club Try-Out.
Thc Glee Club try-out was held
Monday uight in Roble Hall and resulted in thc selection of the following:
First tenors—H. L. Decring, A. J.
Chalmers. J. J. Hill. A. R- McSwain.
C. L. Scvery, and R. I. Brown.
I Second tenors—A. W. Hooper, S. B.
Thompson, H. H. Hurlbut, W. G.
MacDonald, E. J. Swift, A. B. Packard, and R. Grass.
First basses—W. H. Lanagan, R. S.
Kcllog, L. T. Ryone, L. J. Horning.
H. Riddel). R. H. Roaa, A. H, Schaaf,
E. W. Rockcy.
Second bases—R. H. Lac limn it d, II.
Park, B. L. Cosgrovc, and H. W.
Lawrence.
521 Emerson St. •
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321 Unlvoralty Avenue
Professor Slonaker's Return.
Assistant Professor J. R. Slonakcr,
who has been in the East since the
15th of last June, giving instruction
in the Unvcrsity at Knoxvillc, Tctin.,
has returned to the University and re*
sttmed his work. Professor Slonakcr
lis attached to the phyaiology depart
im-nt and his courses are along nature
j study lines. Mr. Slonakcr also visited
the fair at St. Louis, stayed a short
I time in Cincinnati, visiting Ihe university there, and went as far east
as. Boston. On ha return Professor
Slonakcr spent everal days in Indiana,
his old home state, and did some lee-
| luring and institute work there.
PALO ALTO REALTY CO.
CAPITAL STOCK 350
Hawthorne Avenue. South front,
SO x 160. Ooe large lot, fine exDOsurw,
low Drioe. *«0
100 x 100 Southwest Corner of a fine
Mock. Thla lot will soon be worth
twice IU present prlco. Can be bad for
partcaah. 2400
Four Room House, to be moved off.
6300
{Student Guild Admits Faculty Members.
Last Friday night the Guild board
met and decided to admit to membership the families of men on thc faculty
provided each member of the family
join and all pay the usual 1.50 daily
instead of l. J. F. Gaboon reported officially that A. 11. Cheadle, the -elected
manager of the Quad, would not return to college this semester and the
office was declared vacant. J. L. Ma-
loy was nominated for the office by
E. A. Flanders.
Water Melons AND
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New Cabbage, Fine, Large, Sound Heads
New Fresh Figs
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William Henry Herriford.
The funeral of thc late William
Henry Herriford was held from the
family residence. 826 Waverley
street, Monday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock. The Rev. Charles L. Beal,
pastor of thc Christian church, conducted the services. Thc interment
was in thc new cemetery near Mountain View.
Mr. Herriford leaves a widow and
daughter. Mr. Hereford's health began to fail four years ago but it was
not until a little over 1 year ago that
his condition began to be considered
crioui. He came to Southern California with his family and remained
there eight months. At the end of
that time he removed to Pala Alto
with them, but his strength continued to decline and he gradually
failed.
Mr. Herriford was born April 3,
1850. in Tennessee, and died at hia
home in Palo Alto Sunday, Sept. ti,
1004. He married Lucy Crippa, December 27,'1874, and by her had three
children, who arc living.
Domestic.
Baker, The Rev. George; Driven,
Mr. E. R.: Emmery. Mrs. H.; Ferris,
Mr. C. IL: Forsting. Miss F.; Gilbert, Miss Florence: Harmon. Mr. H.;
Horton, Mr.: Kennedy, Mrs. Kate;
Meyer, Mra. R. F., 2935 Wheeler St.;
Perry, Mr. F. J.; Robbins, Mrs.;
Schnltz. Mr. Hort M.; Shatto, H. L.;
Showers, Mr. W. H-: Wlliams. Walter
S. (a); Wilson, Mrs. Chris, CO;
Zimmerman, Mr. G, J.
C. H. DORBEL.
Postmaster.
Lecture Tomorrow Night.
Dr. J. G. Roger will deliver an address in the chapel tomorrow night on
ihe subject, "Does Science Furnish
a Basis for Religion?" Dr. Roger is
;i Yale graduate who has done a good
deal of advaned work at the Universities of Harvard, Edinburgh, and Leipzig. President Dwight of Yale speaks
of him as "a gentleman to be highly
recommended for character and attainments." All who are interested
in the relations of science and religion
arc invited to attend the lecture. It
will begin at 7:30 p. m.
Hcnry Hamilton, '04, now engaged
in mining at Dayton, Nev., spent Sunday with his mother at her home, 529
Ramona street. Mr. Hamilton was
on his way to look over some mining
properties in which he and Professor
Newaom havcan interest in the northern part of the state.
Some Western Landscapes.
Mr. W. A. Straight, the woll known
landscape painter of Mountain View,
has recently completed their beautiful
studies, which arc now on exhibition
at thc J. J. Morris Real Estate Company's office. One painting represents
a forest fire burning on the flanks
of the mountains in Colorado, thc
suow-covercd peaka of the range rising against thc background of the
night and lighted up by the flames
playing around their bases. One depicts an actual scene on Mrs. Merri-
man's ranch near Mountin View,
Stephens creek in a freshet pouring
down in a cascade over the 'rocks of
its bed.
The third picture represents the
Santa Cruz mountains, with the evening fogs coming in from the ocean,
the foreground of the picture showing
the foothills running down into green
and sunlit meadows. The paintings
have been valued at $150 apiece and
will remain on exhibition for some
lime iu the Morris real estate office.
Band Practice Begins.
Monday night the University Band
held its first practice. Several new
pieces were tried and old ones were
practiced. Tomorrow there will be
another rehearaal to prepare for the
'Varsity-Olympic game Saturday
afternoon, where the "band will make
its first public appearance. The members of the band are M. H. Thorpe,
N. F. Bradley, L. -W. Cutler. D. N.
Richards, R. A. Beebee, G. R. Ross,
cornets; R. Fitting. A. Ames, R. A.
Jonea, A. Roaenfeld, A. M.- Irwin, H.
G. Folkers, clalronets; G. Krupp, J. M.
Miller, H. Roaa, altos; J. Gemmill H.
Fitting, trombones', R. S. Keltog, J. A.
Koontz, tubas; H. Keesling, I. Weber,
baritones; H. H. Smitb, piccolo; R.
E. Collom. R. C. Foadick, drums. The
leader is J. E. Stewart and the manager L. W. Cutler.
Walter Kruse
DEALKR IS
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PALO ALTO
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Couch's Stanford
French Steam Laundry
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT
THE BEACH
Santa Cruz, Capitola, Monterey,
going Saturday, returning Monday
or before, 13.40; golog and returning
Sunday, 12.65. PaoiBo Orove 25
cents extra. Sammsr excursion tickets oow oa sale. See R. Danoeberg,
agent Palo Alto.
California Market
G. KRAUSE. Prop.
Fresh and
Salt Meat
Poultry
Delicacies
Etc.
Phone Main SI
530 Emerson St.
Benepe Feed Barn
Build, as new and tboromblr
cQUlptwd sa a lloardlos snd
Feed Stable. Moat 00 in plat*)
■ labia In Ibsooum;.
Corner Hamilton and Emerson.
Last Saturday evening Engineer
Robert McGlynn, on -the night shift
at the water works, met with an accident which laid him off for a couple
of days with a aprained arm. He
placed a ladder against the brick
wall of the boiler room to climb up
[and replace a broken water gauge. The
foot of the ladder slipped on the cement floor and let bim fall a distance
of six or eight feet. He was pretty
well shaken up but managed to blow
several sharp blasts of the whistle
to call help. He is now on duty again
as usual.
Mrs. John E. Boyd, the popular
dressmaker who has made her home
in Palo Alto the past four years, has
moved to the campus and has taken
a large houae with the purpose of
having roomers
