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A randomised controlled pilot study of a Nintendo Ring Fit Adventure™ balance and strengthening exercise program in community-dwelling older adults with a history of falls
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Feasibility, safety, and effects of a Nintendo Ring Fit Adventure™ balance and strengthening exercise program in community-dwelling older adults with a history of falls : a feasibility randomized controlled trial
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Development and characterisation of traceable force measurement for nanotechnology
No full textTraceable low force metrology should be an essential tool for nanotechnology. Traceable
measurement of micro- and nanonewton forces would allow independent measurement
and comparison on material properties, MEMS behaviour and nanodimensional measurement
uncertainties. Yet the current traceability infrastructure in the UK is incomplete.
This thesis describes the incremental development of the low force facility at the National
Physical Laboratory (NPL).
The novel contribution of this thesis has three components. First, specific modifications
to the NPL Low Force Balance were undertaken. This involved developing novel or
highly modified solutions to address key issues, as well as undertaking detailed comparions
with external ans internal traceability references. Second, a triskelion force sensor flexure
was proposed and mathematically modelled using both analytical and finite element techniques,
and compared to experimentally measured spring constant estimates. The models
compared satisfactorily, though fabrication defects in developed prototype artefacts limited
the experimental confirmation of the models. Third, a piezoelectric sensor approach for quasistatic
force measurement was proposed, experimentally evaluated and rejected. Finally, an
improved design for a low force transfer artefact system is presented, harnessing the findings
of the reported investigations. The proposed design combines proven strain-sensing technology
with the advantageous triskelion flexure, incorporating an external stage and packaging
aspects to achieve the requirements for a traceable low force transfer artefact
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DAILY HALO Al.TU TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY xty. 1916
STATIONERY
We have just received direct
from the mills a line of beautifully
tinted .tationety and conespon-
dence cards with bordered edges
in pink, blue, gray and gold.
All new -1916 novelties, regular pricr 35c. To introduce
this line we place it on s_ le tor
one wee
k at
29c
Weingartner .k Co.
DiUj*g;i!S'.. I lie Rexall Stor.
i lie Nor. oi Quaint.' rind Service
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A Carpenter
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Liability In
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Will w work or re-
|>alr1iiK, ni will nuperlntentl
work if desired
lte»ioints scored hy the two
universities will be about even, somewhere in- thc neighborho-xl t*t 2 *ot
30 _ach
Our boy. look thc rlmi in thc hur-
tllen Murray ilid 1 .* flat. J'reble I5:_>
ssid Norinn 1J ,i m the high hurdles
.ed I suit think they un hnith in the
ftr*l three *.-'.-!< ei
in the low hurdles Murray won hit
heat easily in 244-5 -*'•'- Norton did
241-5 without being [iresccd. They
look to he certain 01 first and second. Lynn ran a good race in the
quarter and was second in his heat.
He should he fourth or fiilli tomorrow. Wilson looks good for (he
mile.
Sisson jumped 23 feel 2 inches in
the broad. Maker was an eighth of
:ui in tit behind the Stanford man.
They arc third and fourth in (he broad
now. hut may change ptaccs tomorrow. Nichols and Lockliard did not
qualify in this event.
Wr have a fine'chance for first in
the liif.li jump. Maker _nd Nichols
qualified at 5 feet 11 inches, which
ihey did without an effort Jackson
failed to qualify Frisbic and Nichols
failed to qualify in the pole, which
was a bit of hard luck, at Nichols
was over \i feet 4 incfirs and hit thc
har with his hand.
Mon lux failed in the hammer throw,
in which Lead.tetter «f Bowdoin
nude the best throw with 15.2 feet J
inches Kichar-lson **a-i second and
Gilderslerve third Wc »lion Id gel first
nnd iccninl nr first ami itiirii tomorrow.
There were many foul throws ihat
were nut ruled out I saw Sl least ten
lh.u were foul ao .is fair ihfOwi
Liver sedge w.t* tire I ui the shot put
ivitb 4*fi irci i*a inches ami Caughey
iv.-is third wiih 44 feet 1. inehri I.iv-
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sV'liati thi L«_ -Vnthony Krtm.n in
t'rred. k|«g ..( the i»lr . . Chan, r nnd
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in _ manner wortlij -1 inurh pswtsc
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IvOOK POR
THE GOLD HEAD
ON tll'H WAGOXS
"Safety First"
TORM
"Highest Class Work"
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The F. THOMAS Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Works
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Jewell, i,i** Wm-erley »tree|
Warming Gold Dishes.
! Castle Kilkenny in one of Ihe oldest
! Inhabited dwclllnc*. in the world, some
1 of tbe nmQM iwinj. sio yeura old.
I Au mi,:,- Ks aii'iiftt trt-aniircH It 11 wrr
I Ice of i.-okl idttte. IhMldes the ordl
j nnry pteta. terrl**, -.'ustk* Kllkcuny
j has the Wbple KertCi nf gold cups used
[ at t*. dawn to tbr
time of tlrttnze IV. Tlu* c"ld of the
service i-iutc* 1* mui__i wiututlt alloy.
consequently crry soft nnd etrslly mar
red. * Ranee the pint*** tuv fnumetl
and prcitiiiintilv uls-i washed nficr use
by Lh-Liij- dlinii) into lmi wnter held
by n imlr .if WUBB whose Up* bar.*
I11-11 mti:llrd In cliamols Ir-itber.—La*a
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Ladies' Blouses
Ju.'. received .1 consignment of
i."rtr|K: rle chin.- waists in good, heavy
quality, in white, maize, flesh, ntst*.
preen, white gr. und with colored
•satin stri(>c5. stripes tti blue and
green and violet-row N*** ^<eor-
ijcitc crepe blouse* in plain wh-i:c,
tU'sh and r«»sc shades, ir-iiuncd in
lace edges, some rmhrnitltTt-'1 :in I
hemstitched rufi.e tpiirttinng'.
4.50, 8 Each
Silk Petticoats
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Changeable chiffon taffeta petticoats, soft, shimmering silks suitable for
e dress wear; shades hi green nnd bine, lavender and blue, blue and gold, vio
and gold, green and pink; lighi evening shades in solid pink, blue and Nile,
mlei and lavender; dark shades lW general wear in Russian green, reseda.
ilum. navy. Belgian blue, wi-u*n.i. 3.95 each.-
Individuality in Gorsetry
Individuality is the keynote in thc season's American Lady Corsets. A
woman need have no fear that there is not exactly the/right American Lady
model for her particular figure, no matter what its proportions or other requirements. The 1916 American Lady models arc pronounced the most .shapely
that Dame Fashion has allowed for some seasons. These new American Lady
models, to a large extent, follow the natural lines of the figure, so* that the
woman is "normally" corseted.
BOXING—Though flexible, and comfortable the
season's American Lady Models arc . i:_:_.:-n!ly
Honcd to li> icienir_.lt)- support thc figure. Thc bon-
in-j ol each individual Am.iican I__kJ> corset, Im* -
rvrr llependl upon the j>_rticn1ar rcquircmcnls if
Hie ikfmile liffuic fo' wl ih the ciirtct is designed.
-j ii poc* wiiliout '-tyi"!. 'bal the r'endcr, th_ me-
linni and the well devel »i%d types each call lor j
different amount and a different kind of figure support
THE PERSONAL EQUATION-Not only in
boning, but in all other respect*, "the personal equation,' which considers the peculiar proportions and development nf each individual figure . *
In bade, hip i douicti. huil snd
shoulder, u carefully heeded in
ihr luo-lelinc if -\nicrican Lad>
cwestSi i« 11I1 ibe result th.it.:
.uti'.iiK the extensive American
Lad. line nu-liidiiiK Imtli fruni
lare .ml liiiclt lace _t)*1e«. [Iirre
|i.irtl
111..f
-lei 111.lui.I11
iill) i!e*ik-We<I
and fancy
^ l it'll MODEL- In select
r' v''Kj_0 ^S_^-*'"(,' your \mcncan Lady c<ir»c
lie *»re tbal >ii»t net the .met
ir:in Lady ror»rt mode! m_
flk-llt f»r ''Hmr" hj-urr Tlierv
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Ladies' Neckwear
Just arrived, another shipment of late novelties in neckwear in Georgette
crepes, organdy, voiles, in chemisettes, shield collars, cascade fronts, organdy-
collars edged with blue, rose and green trimmings: white collars with colored
stitched effect; collar and cuff sets in heavy voile with a large variety of trimmings.
Boys' Shirt Waists and Kaynee Blouses
BOYS' SPORT BLOUSES—THREE IN ONE
nr three ways ihey mai be worn—high neck, medium ..r -porl si\\.-. li^Hn. .lark
and medium shades, percale, gingham*, cheviots, 50c each
_
Trunk.
A fi ne assortment ■■»_ trunks,
leather, fibre, rattan antl matting
suit eases, solid leather hags in tan,
black and l>p...n in plain eall, walrus, (,Tiiin and seal, al .cry modest
prices. Prices are njui.sualh low
when yuii .-onsiiler tlie advance m
the price ol leather.
Trunks in all grade* from the
cheapest tn tlie best in '*hre.
covered and |>ressetl steel, all strongly built ai
well reinfwrced with heav\ iriniminj>s and gwtjd
bras* 1... __<: lined wiih he.t cloth ami linen, hnilt m
siand tlu* wear and lear wi 1 raveling: steamer
trunks. IYi.es rattgc from S'*. 4. *> tu ?15 each.
Solid oiwhide ami other lr..tlitTA ;. ni .- 5.tXJ :«•
1.2.\ SI H-. SJ tn
1.25.Sl.50.2.50.n.
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mt t**"* MS. 'iat?*at»i eTa.-wa-Bli*- ***
tajWWa nature arill W pt-MUUd.
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EDITORS
MONDAY, JULY 16. 1917
Notice 10 SubswrlbeTk
***be circulation department ot
Tha Ttmes ll ronatanlly endeavor-
Ing to make the delivery r.*r*tre of
The Timer. a« neai perfect a* possible, flubarrlber* are requested to
report any poor or Irregular delltery
aarflre prompt I* by telephone.
Btlbacrlbem wbo do not receive
tholr ropy of The Tlmei by C.30 p.m.
ma*,- phono Palo Alio ItSft, between
*:30 and 7 o'clock and a copy will
ho delivered by ipectal carrier
flnt***(-rtbera who move «r» re-
guosled in aend boib their former
and preaent addre**e* to The Tlmee
MERCHANTS TO SEE
POPULAR FILM
TOMORROW
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
the p«,pic of Palo Alto will ba given
an opportunity to see* ona of (ba root
popular Mem being shown on ' the
rokd today.
The Merchant* Association baa ar*
ranged to exhibit to Masonic Temple
the National Caah Register Dim en*
titled "The Troubles of a Storekeeper and How to Correct Them."
Thin three-rael feature ig accompanied hy an expert lecturer, who ex-
plnltia all the details, making It a
complete nlory and one well worth
hearing.
Mc Carl Asks Churches
to Helpjf. M. C. A"
(Continued rrom page 1)
out rhur-rhc* to take up the work
In I'alo Alto Me expressed tbe
opinion that If tho churchen did not
take up tbe matter of helping tbe
V M (' A. ln lla efforts to keep
the life of tho army ramp clean, no
nnn elna would He fell atire that
I'alo '.in. t.i.nl.: do Ita ahare
TIMES forera*-* for lonwrrow:
Cii-tin-i.ll> clear; continuation of
warm wave and tK*ab**-*r-x«,
Tr-ni|>**rato**f- Kelnrday and **■*•',
-lay, iolj* 1* ****** tti: Mulmam
minimum ristTiMVtlve-ly "11. Wi: 71V *17.
01i-itv-VBtii.ii. ni H ii Rt and noonI
today wer* rettpsfH-Uvelj lUrorueter,
20.UH. s20.O7 Incite**: il.-*t-n*on*te*teTi
•8.1, <WJ lii-irs--"-. tiy-rronifiUT 01. At |
per r***at: w-otuher rloody, aoine**/li»t
cloudy anil liaxy; wind ne-arly rait**,
■Tpot-tliwesl.
The low prenanrr nf air moving
iOiithward into British Columbia
Continued "to draw ihe heated ak
Teeterday into Oregon and Waehlng-
ton At Roaeburg the maximum
thormoineter -neutered ll"- drgrees
Bunday A fall of twelve dcgrr.ee.
due lo n neabrraixe brought relief
lo that city thla morning The following maxim um tem perat urea for
yesterday were s-e ported Turn a
111 Chli-o 110 Fresno lftfi Stockton 1 f>2. Hacmmenlo 9R, San Jo*e »2.
Palo Alio ,.*.. 3un Frnnriaco 6) nnd
l-Tiin-iiii fi(\ degrees
The .-.Minna-Callfn,till* depre**lon
ha* rauted rain i probahlj 'bunder
atormal In the Sitters* The cloud*
apparentl* !ni;;: ibe east made the
ak, oVi*rca*l In Ihia dletrlcl and i.
light *|irlnkle of ruin between fi and
16 o'clock war. re|*-tr|ed by early
liaert tn ihia ell * ihii morning
The eaalern alorm la central in
No** Kngland which together wlih
tbo |M*r-*UtenC high prce-wre in Flor-
Idn baa again cnuaed a rapid rlae
ln temperature on the Atlantic coaet.
The maximum temperature In Hoe-
ton yealirrday wm only 'fi degree*:
In that city at s a tn today It waa
already 7-1 decree* The maximum
In New York city yesterday waa 74
degree.*, tt waa alao 7*. at 8 a. m.
today Thunder storm* will prob-
abl) be general In thai dlatrlrt today
HOARDING IS FOLLY
Increases Prices and Makes All
Food Products Scarce.
ENGLAND HAD ITS LESSON.'
Qr-mp Year Oppdrtu"i|Hi
A greal uianv men bare been left t-e
bind lie-i-aUae of tbi'lr llatleaauea*. their
ea\ay going waya. Tbey vrerv loo alow
OpiKirtunltl,** would imi watt fur tli.-iu
They would have taken advnniage nl
them, would hajr »u< t-rt-dt-d. If rl t
Chan.-r bad nol hnrrli-d t>* *o fail If
tbo op*K>rtnnltlt-a bad tnrrlt-d aw bile
bad given ttn-m a e|iani*« io liwk thorn
over and cooiult Un-lr friend* ur if
they ha.I oply Collin !..-..'V Ibeai.. gi'Iifle
pCopla- WoqIiI now >..- nn iln- hi-lghl*
loatead of looLlng Wlatftilly u|. from
the foot of the mountain Dm. .:...•
opportunltlt-ii ni-vt-r rritirn. and tie wbo
la not read*. n> m-ln- tin-in a* ihey flit
OllWin*! will hUr oil), n'ljri'li Tor hi*
port Inn
Tilt* llebrvw na.nl ri-aii*lnted w,-a*u*l
0C-.*iir» only In l.eviiicii-1 iL 211 Thla
Word it la OHM* se* tbould prutx*.til;
be teaualalKd tooli-' *■ molt-* art*
cottini",. Iii 1'i.ieatlin-
INSTANT ACTION
SURPRISES MANY HERE
Thla grocera atari turptl*-**. local
peopto: "I had rtomat-h trouble All
food aeemed io eoo-i and form g,
Waa alwaya ronntlpnied Nothing
helped until 1 tried buckthorn bark
glycorln. etc , at nilf-,i In Adler-l-ka
ONE SPOONFUL aaloniahetl ml
with Ita INSTA-NT acilon BeeauM
Adler-1-ka (tu«he« tht* KN'TIHK all
mentary tract It relltwe« any CASK
conetlpattou. -.out nEomach or gan
and prevenla apiiendkltla It haa
QUICKEST action of anything we
«Ter aold. C. C Walker, druggl*!
N.wa.pip,.-, Hald Up ta Scorn Beth
Hoarder** and Mtrroharita Who Had
Catered to Thtm, and Govtrnm.nl
Tbr-aatanad Panaltlota—Many Perlah-
abla Fao-d*lu*f* Spellad.
New York Tbe government U wor
rlrd ovrr hoartllog or food aupptleo by
Hull* tdtia li. s.i run tbe dlapalctiea
rrmii Waabliiglun i an It be that we
are going to -vltiiotu the aamc dla
craceful oihlliltlon of aemeh roily Ibal
marked lite oiH'iiIng itaya of the war In
Eaglasd*)
I bate to tielle.o that our country
men are ao dull or ao tn-arite** Hut
eelflehucaa. like patrlotlam. kuow* no
--ouiitry. and it may lie u^-eaaary to
■ bnme tbe at'lt e,*mur«*d Into dc-eut bo-
havlur linn*, a* »»« d„uo In LrigLaud
In Auguat. 1014. Jim to wake up Itioaw
wbo act Ib mere I bough [ Ie***uea* It
, ly be (iertliii*ul to mention tb* experience of an American couple lu Ibv
ttral dayi after Kngland entered the
war. aay* t'harlea J. Itoanbanll of Iiu>
Vigilantes
The; wvro tlvlns til a tltiy vlllagu
tweuty-Tour mile* north of London.
and their main ftxid nupplle-a came up
dally by motor truck from one of Loo-
don'a lar-s-e (li-,.nrHtiupt atom* Humor*
Ibal there might Iki a acar* Ity had jh*o-
etrated even to tbrlr backwater re-
(rt*at, but thry *l.-.-lii..-*l to be ruaio>1
thereby.
So the order for the morrow went lo
the department atore aa uaual. only
a bit larger than ordinary, aa It waa
for tbe week end and gueate were ei
ptx-ted. It Included Oab and Weal aud
a variety of fruit and vef-etablea, aa
well aa autue canned gooda. The foi
lowing day the big truck rolled up tn
tbe door at tbe usual hoar and dla-
cbarsged—a package of waihlng eoda
and *.iuii- clothea ptua!
The uiotorman waa a|>ologetlc. but
ihe dc-iartuieoi »mro had to admit It
eelf beaten. The day before a horda
of [tank* airb-kcn Loudouere bod ar
rivi-ii iii motorcars and had *lmply
twept clean tb* rouutera. «belvea and
u-n-rit bin* of Ibat huge aliOf*. Th«
..Ib.-r abo*** bad Die! Wltb l!ie aaoin
i-^r-.-cteuce
All llu< grt-nly una--, i.n.! a- led a* Willi
nun IihiuiIm- It wa* aa Ih.nigli Ixn
dot, wa* already li.-r,lege.l nml Ihi* oil-
.■nr, had it In li*> itr1[. Itrat come Dral
fr*0 appeared lo li> Ih.- alogsan of tUt-at.
with moiie* tt. tm* and DO regard for
tbelr fellowa
Tbe aenaelea* fright wa* abort llveo
The liewapaper* held ti|i lu atfltth Ix-fh
ibe boarder* and Hit* merctinnt* -*!ii-
iiii.l rtilcre.1 kl tbriti Tbe guveriittienl
'ook a i.-ii.'l and threatened i—naiiii".
The ■bopkr-c.-er*. atuug by th* al
moat unlvernai <*ond,-mnatlou Tlalte*;
.ijKii! (bri-j. i.v-i. thrlr revrngr by re
fii*lng l" take l*a< k auytblng Many
,K*,l*baliIo r.**,l*tu*f* ip**4)r-d .hi the
liainla of Ibe ptircbaiuTK The flavor
departrd from nthtT* bmg before they
'.mid lie unci Thr-n- wa* tuitue |*a*ellc
Juntl.-e. after all
Hot ibere wa* *!■*.. a darker aide to
ibe larldrut. iYi.-r** ..f ftval had 'ami*-
.-<] overnight nnd Ui.-m of ■lender
I'tirttt- Wen the Riiffrrvr-s. AnxloU*
houaewivm r.iuiiil ltiem*H-lvt*o with
<-ni jit* tan Ire* Hid lacking meana lo
rv|.h*iii*h them There wm much hanl-
•hip and imbud) ton even the giti-tj
ni*** a gainer
If [lien- I* nt.i- |-r..-K..UU>Ii » :.: h ran
n..t bt* gnliiHOid ll I* that boarding al
mays lla* only t.lit- result—to tu'Tt-aae
prlt-ea and make aeatve the arlicle*
Eiuarded If rvrrytiotly will be eetial- [
blu aud purchase only what la l*e*10ltv.1
for Untii:-.Iin!.* um* ther*.- will be neither
tcen-lty n*,r inflatt-d prlcea.
SINKING A SUBBMARINE. I
Hew the U-» and Ito Dartaf Cross
Worm tettt to the ■ettoew.
Von Weddlgeu. the hero «t tba OOT-
Btan a*m*§m*mVSm*S otrrsica. afXat elaklag
(V Hrttlah i-niUera At-i'iklr. Ha-rrre
and Creaay waa [.r-.m"ir-*t lo a better
atip aad took '-r-mmand ■..* tbe V. 'Jit.
in coatpertaou with the I'D a Irlgg-lab
lirutm. a i*egular "p*-acb a.n. --I au ua
After a bard day oa tba job, looking
for game la the upper North aaa, tba
17-38 went -tu aleep," renting with a
alight negative buoyanr; on a abetrlag
aand bank. Oatalda of tba watch offlcer
and tba regular standing watch, all
baada moat bare toned lo, aleeplnc In
their leather aultn. It U auppowtl that.
aa tba welch at tba telephone* beard
the nt-arlng propeller beat* of a Brtt-
lab de*tmjer acrtt-n, tba alarm waa
*r*undi*d-'Taurh stationT—with errr-r
man flying to bla poet
One mlshr Imagine tbst Von Weddl-
gen walled; Ibat tbe mlcropbonea vibrated tba alow chug*, of big ablp propellers, wblcb told blm that tba Brit*
lab tteet was approacbbig. t Blowing
hla adjusting tank to a sub-nerged
trim, be came to flgbtlng poeltloti, Uia
H-riacojie tip-Mil ibe surfare.
He was lucky enough to coma between lha two . "lumiiit of tbe British-
grand l',-i*t. atcomliig In line of mrtia.l.
mn*. with the Iron [luke leading the
rU-Jt column, flying Jellh-oe's flag. The
l^rbtrope of tbe I*-29 abowed up halfway between the viujulr.-ii*. all cablea
npart Bbe got off ber torpedo, wblcb
!■;,-.sifl under ttu, Iron iHlke. Immedl.
uia'ly nbv llrcd No. 2, wbkb alao inlaa-
.-.t. going -ratom UecaUM of danger of
>.- : -tilng ibetr own ahlpe none of tbe
'trtilth gun crew* dared to Ore at tbe
''.•nn*n aubmaiine
Ifui after tbe *e--o*id ton-edr- m-ume
llilng went wToiig wltb the t'-Lll. Either the valve* fulled |u work, whlcb.
by lading water Into compenaetlnf
lank*, werp lo fi'iiallz** the weight of
the dltcbargctl lon^otea. or at the in
■tent the diving rudder man failed Ui
cltini; enough "down rudder" Al any
rati*, ibr iii.-.i- of tbe r-ubmniine abot
Up rInm e Hie water
Mo- *t arl tti Iiiiini-dlar.l'. to tiegln to
ll* o. hot ii-.,- tlrradnauglit. third In
.In- i -ft column, fwaag out of tine and
••'.•nt full *|*-***d for the t' heal. Tba
big ahlp cong'it her on Ibe ram. ape-ar-
niic he.- like a abate and ralaet] ber
ihiiiR tli" --inwater until the eobma-
rliic nn* hntf i.nt uf water-a tin ah
a url'illu' ■llni.h Itie I'-SO (jiilmn-ln:;
ilr*,, ..ne um il the other, and finally dfupplng, Ibe lerturvtl l*jw roremoet.
Tbr dn*ailnaiiglit *wung beck Into col
ittnn Wlihotii * *lgnal i*elng made.
->, nr-r-d [lie grand fleet
Tl»U I- the lr«:e nf'ty ot h»w Von
U'.i**l*llK**n [ktI-i'iiiI It came from a
nu, i wlm -ii** ir with hi* own eyee —
! I i-i i r j- itenienlribl In Saturday Kvi-n
. iv- l-.—i
Automobile Radiatora-
i .i inf.nri* tin- .-.Illicit, u-poratloii aud
|.*Ct(C I.T.- of lour aUiotnobllr II la ea
■ .1 t.i' * I a rt I tin- rn.itiiloi* l.e ke|it clean
■ii mi! lin ni im. Ih-imi .lealgned for
,- piinKtae ,,r ■ll-.-tliiatlii't aailile of tbo
-" from Ihr engine in |.me tit It from-
- .-,!.. iu.* The radiator .an only
j- ■ ..niplUb I hi* ai) I 1-te* the Popular
S.-1.-H. i- llm.n.l* a hen ibe radiator
.■II. un- l-sirr-l of mud. an tbat Ihf
->ui|aaraf1ve!j • irtit atr ' *n circulate
hroucli |t. *i .*! num., *re Hie Car*
a lib n to* nil.n* t*.l io .-lug up with mud
ti.'l din mull it slmtvC .lake* a ham-
iu.-r to k-HW-fe ibeni.«,( A g"0>l anlldote
i- * |Hiwi-rful -.iri-atn of water from a
h un- or wlien- Uii. nmj not be con-
VetllellI a Hi IIT l.iriJ«]i or a tirimin wilt
eatafafl In «ti| ii Ing Ibe .-Iraiilng problem
Maaratraj, ita*,
Lpertor.- by Robert Wh I taker of
t*og Oato* ib tUn-ma Hall. I p. a.;
tsi-bjtvi Tbe Bondage of Ratptileloa.
Or Plar-tm lattefeav to Our Dlsllkea '
Brarybr-d* *«Jeorae.
.. iTHi
Maatlag of n-ualcai Athletic club
III hall of t.'nitarlan Ctiurcb. Those
Wlahlng to continue meeting* daring
July and Auguat please ba present
Now members admitted.
A Pie Without rietit* er Lera-
Twe and -.ti-- tm t rnpfnls c«il boll-d
ire, one-balf capfol sugar, one-batf
cupful milk, ooe egg. oo* teaspooarul
butter, a pin-*b of salt grated natma.;
or flaroring tu taata, fruit. Bmab a
pi* plat* wltb butler snd spread tbe
tie* *reu on tba plate. Beat balf tbe
••jgar, Ibe egg, n.llk. ealt and Cavortag
together and poor over tb* rice. Cover
top wltb halves of canned peaches or
stewed dried i-a-ache* and sprinkle tb*
raat of *ugar orer tb* fruit. Pat tn
•mialcr**.- oven and baka thjrty-flv*
mloatsa
Any fruit rso be need, either fresh,
canned or dried stewed fruit.—Mr*.
Anna II I*..-! i to Pbltadelpbla North
He Liked It-
Jock Jtiuaen waa a farm aervant.
Ona day when Mrs. Brows, tbe farza-
er** wife, ami Into the milk houae sbe
found Jock down on bis km-*** before
s milk pan. skimming tb* crram off
wltb bi* finger end putting It te bla
month
. ,!*0b. Jock. Jock." ahe excUlmed, "1
don't like ibal*"
"Ah. wutuman.'* replied Jock, "Te
dlima ken whit's guld for ye ' -I'ear-
eoa's Veekly
Th., 0*1 0.i*;r.
"I aui-i-piu* m- great many aak for In-
fonnati'... wbo have no Idea uf taking
a train *"
"Tee," *aLd Ibe weary official "When
some p<-..-'lr spy a Tree bureau of in
forma li. ■ Ibere*! a atrong temptation
to stock up "-■ Karueta Cat** JoornaL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Wanted f..-it ion bv "
to dO geaeral soseework.
S13R or c*U Ut* Co*»p*r i»r***.
t-1141*
Wanted—Position to do boas*-
work or cbatnbar work by reliable
woman, win sleep at bom* If preferred. Box 77. Menlo Park.
T-tMt* |
Wanted—3ewin* and caring for
children, mending, Ironing. Phone
(1IW erenlogi. 7-lt-tf
W'satetV—CJlrl for general housework; family of tbr**, t u S; «°
bom* night.. Can 744 MMdlefleld. la
afternoon. 7*l»-tf
Wanted—Your, listings of boaae*
to raat, famished or untarnished.
Slocata A\ Strstton. T-Z-U
Wanted—Competen- woman tor
cooking and housework: mast be accustomed to children. Pbone 47iu.
T-ll-tf
Wanted—By woman with Z year-
old bah;, homework on ranch or In
Palo Alto. Good plain cook and good
laundress. Well recommended Dot
L, Times ofice. 7-lt-«t
Wanted—Olrl for candy stora-
101 Circle. 7-U-H*
Wanted—Gardener to take care of
yard tor two weeks. Address Box
K. Times office. 7-14-it-db
Wanted—Palo Alto or Menlo
home ln exchange for Los Alton
tati-h. 10 aire* full-bearing apricots
with some apple* and pears, neat
n*w bungalow, good well, tank, electric pumping plant, etc. Would prefer place with *mall acreage or
large lot. Roi 244. Palo Alto
7-14-31'
Th, N.r-ht Tab'*,
ir nlgbl lalila- i« not a* well known
itlriHini tore a* li uilctn l*e I think
■ -null n t-i.mfi.n to tie able after
u 1.1 Ited to mad lir tbe light ou
nlchl la I lie and to lw* able 10 I
It h out a liand at tuldiilglit aud
.ii ihi. uiiir llgbi oo llu the,
it ruble may Ir.- kepi any of Ihe III
thine* v. lil. ti uiijjbi In ani |kmx1
.. I-.- i-tttteil during the ulght~a
i. * i-IUfk, a .-arafr of drinking wt-
a liH'k for n ha mi- wrtkeful hotlr
n-.lilin,-ii.i. Star
Paaca on EtHh *
-ai* «ti oar-lb w.itilal mean tbe lib >
In tlie <-*apt*aso*r t*--art of the Htnt* ot
E-*Jlf.--,xi». In mmI for tho C.tinty
of ftania < l*ra.
la ilie Vlsiiee- of ttie K.iaie of l^oava
KUittltetli Mfj'er. I >***-*»ae.1.
No. imui.
NOTii K la hereby given by the
underalKned. Admlnlatratrtx of the
estate of Utm.i Elluib-ntb Meyer, do-
i-tiiiril io the creditor* of and all
lieraon* having claim* agalnat the
aald decedent, lo file tbem wltb the
nece**ary vuueher*. In ihe office uf
the I'lerk nl the- Superior Court of tbe
Si..,- ->f 'aliforala. In and for the
count-, of Santa Clara, within four
il. muni li* afier lhe flrai puhllca-
1tr.iv of thl* Notice, lo wll within
fun i month* after the IGlh day of
Jul, 1917. or within aald period 10
rihil.ii the tamr with ihe oeceeaary
Too-hera. 10 the aald Administratrix.
ai tin- !„,*. Offlce. nf Monroe Thorns*.
mllr ntimlwr "if* < ttlverstty Realty
Itiillillng. located m wbat la known
a* nml called miml-', 310 t'nlver-
Slln j*rnue In the dty ot I'alo Alto.
In ihr County of Rants Clara, State
of California whlcb aald offlce the
tind'-nigned -..■..■<-;. as her place of
tm.-im-;.- lo all matler* connected.
F*f R**t—Tkrew rooms, aO Ban*-
nj' Ud wall famished- Pboaa Pale
Alto SICK- ******
rot Bant—Small a*yartjr**mt suit-
•bla for S persons, adslta only. S4S
Homer avence. 7-5-'f
For Raat—-For * month• weO-
furnUhed oottage. Box A. TVb»ew
offlc*. T-«-tf
M .
For Bant—FUt of 4 rooms AM
sleeping porch; . modem c*tOTeav
Jet-.ee. Enquire SSO Cnlverslt/ ar*
itSt-at
For Rent— Six-room boas*, b*r«
snd garsge. Ill per month. Pbona
3&4- S3« Ilamer see. 7-Il-Sw
For Rent—Daring e-immer, coea-
plaielr fumUbed ap-lo-data S-room
bangalow: sleeping porcb. garaga
wltb bedroom, garden; f50. water
included Box 3. Times offlce.
t-lft-tf
For Rent Completely famished
fp-room Bat, spleno Call ««3 Waver-
ley or phone 4MJ. 7-14-dt**
For Rent -About four persona
may obtain excellent hoard end room
In a private house, close In (45
Foreat svenue 7-I*-t«
For Rent- Pacific '.'■„.<■ cottage I
rooma. during August. reasonable.
Apply 730 Cowper. or pbone *1«M
7-i-tf
For Rent—1 furnished bungalows
I aad t rooma aad garage; alao
ttirntahetf apt Inquire I'I I'.rjaot
nt.tr
For B*ot—Furnished front room
(npatatrsl. wltb or without housekeeping privllrrgo- 437 Kipling st
l-11-tf-dh
LOST
Wanted—Position by gardener,
.xpert with flowers, frulta and **eg-
etablea. also expert In poultry bnat-
nees. Wm Bcbroeder. Itt Ramona
1-14-St*
POSITION WANTED—By young |,ot.i Small brown pony 00 July
married man. experienced In grocery I T T C tlregory Phooe Menlo
and general merchandise, good pan- Park ITI 7-7 tf
man. quick at figures, neat and sys- .—
t.matle. handy with tools snd adapt- --*»•• B****** •"■■ end ill Mel-
able to slmoei aoy lines of bustnese. *m* ******* ***** t**-' "tlckpln Kind
A-I reference* M L Times offlce. \** *>***** '****** lo Tim** <******
7-lX-4f 7-U-li
Wanttxt Wei nurse. Call 116
Foreat avm-ie PhoOe P A. 730J.
7-12-lt
FOR SALtt
Wanted- Refined young womaa
or schoolgirl to go to country wltb
lady, duties light. |*0 to |30. Call
Frlil*;. from 3 to fi. 331 Lincoln are.
7-11-ti
Wanted--House-cleaning snd gardenias by John Newton P. O. Box
:.'.3. Palo Alto 7-10-lt**
For Rale Modern bungalow of '■
room. Bleeping ;■■■*:. S21 AddUon at
• 3.100 Owner 411 tallman rh*.39M
7-»-U
For Sale Small apricot*. *» a Hi
Phone ">s; Palo Alto T-li-Si
For Sale lite adjoining p*io
Alio realdenca lots. iOxliO choice
location whole or part cheap Box
I Times otnetA. -.it-*-*
For Sjir Itargaln furniture nt*
two rooms A[>artment for rent Box
X, Tlmee office * I I 4t
l*«
.-r-itloii ..f bnn.aii fai.-Uilli-a for tbe high
."•t Mini ii..|>i,**i ■ hlr*enient*P of whlcb I
'nituaii nntnr.- 1. 1*[table ll would '
nicnn * *|ib-iidiil i-itlon-Ni.-iii-t* of art
iiieratiin*. *. 1 .- |ilill.«..(.li, and rt* i
Hi:Ion In than ,-uliurr In It* U*j»I '■
M*ii*u* u. Hn- Niiutiloneoas unfolding of
llir power* of prr-iHinalltj tiavUl
Jailir IIIH In 1 mtur*.
I
Tabla Mannara.
To piii the elUuws on the tattle la to I
.-oiife*.* lii.Ilffrreii.-e !*■ rult>a of etl !
t|unte Tbls ullltude sbtntld mmaln ye .
^-uiUr I- grillroom* wlwre It aelg '
lunlcl Tboer who olw-ne Ibe de '
lallavf (nod tuttu hern tbelr band* In
itit-lr la|tn wben n-'l i-lllplti* etl wtlb the
kulfe mnl fork l'l[t*bu,gli IV**
Hi* TrifllnD Mut.ka.
Ijiil* Lxblbllor ...i the clowr of a
bat it utiowi -Hut it.Hjd «ta. b>u.' Tbi* |
la not my bet>y. air' ChecktaLer - Veri
*-"rrv. madam ll* tbr la*t left Tbr
cbecka got tolntl up -mints..*-- But
I'll take rare I hai It shan't iH-ctir again
-taondoii An«wi-m
will, the aald naute of l^r-ong F.Mi-^
atieih Meyer, deceased
l*n,'t1. I'alo Alto California, July
Kit. IV17.
IDA CROPP MEYER. ;
A'1-ninUlraiiii ot ibe Eitate of;
. I'.iiisi t;ii.-.-.:..-t!. Meyer De-
eaaed.
Dale of n-*| pitblliatloii. July
imi, im
M.'MtOK THOMAS Attorney (or
Aitnuiihiit-atrli Suite No !1C fr.1-
.nan. Iteali* BulldlUKi Palo Alto.
We remodel bats to lataai et-*te.
Experience counts A trial will con-
*ince you. Solaroa Pbona 11.
Wanted — Maid for general housework, llll Emerson atreet. Pbone
7I1W 7-13-4f
Wanted ■ Boy to pull weed* b
3
No full text! HE PALD ALTO TIMES! Mrs. H. I*. Wcishaar contemplates a trip Hast this summer.
, Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gilerest, a daughter, on Sunday
•I June 13th.
\V. j. Thompson i*. contentpl.it-
- ing the erection of a residence ' in
: Block 12.
WEEKLY
FRIDAY, JUNK
1S97
THE PIONEERS OF PALO ALTO
Brief Mention.
Ben Thomas is at Pacific Grove.'
spending
Miss Helen Sprnguc
the summer at Gilroy.
N
T. B. Downing is assisting Louis
I Gairand in making tbe connections
Dr. Kellogg is now living in the to the water system.
Wotslell house on Horaer Ave. Samplesofcherries.strawbeTiiea,
Mr. Sproulof the Sunset Seed hauauas, and other fruit are now j ^
and Plant Co. was iu lown Tuesday being preserved in Mcrguire »dj>£j
Parkinson's Carbonic Acid GasjTa.
Born, to Prof, and Mrs. A. B, c|lest
Show, a son, on Wednesday, June
9.1897*
_ ri fi — THE PIONEERS OF PAL
Tax lMjEdpr_t Humphig^he Parkinson Lumber
and Hardware Co
Tinware, Paints, Oils, Brushes, etc
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
1 ■• .111: r. Haa,- ia o. R_r I BaiHta. a.al.ri.lol
Sen -Uatwi. M.alo farfc, -a-**.* -l—fti'ilton
Bdcaeat. st.ntonl Uniwr.lt,-!
I'alo Alto.- F.irOak.,
THE VEAII 1896. *™** "Esp-i.,,,-
j Choice Aeraan tt»: Villa Sites at Hast
-*' Mj-ieu. Urluiont, and Uenlo Park,
_^.t Iiowoat _WE--._-Ia.ot Prlcna
by la-.
e*.lw_
ot Ihr I
. 1 ■■:.. ■■ Acreage (ut In;:'. KaiaetiK at
„l-,i mi-.v i-.,Li.M„i.Tt,„.'J""'"1'"--»l*.'"'''l-M'»"1-^ "
..all .i.a.uulirra madr iniihr pa-rrnt-it r, KMSHKO A>D I'M-fUMMIICtl
r. tliir In Ihr sl.lr t.l i .IiIl.ii-. and to I
t-.u1* ul Santa Claia In. Ihe year iKf.
Utr |iriautiBl tioapefty anil real r-tate
■ ni.. dr«.lhcd. ? wm, A. JAMUaHV.
•■fkchH ul UieCuuut) ol aaiila Clara^ Iir
Dcnlc-r 111
BOUSES
Plllabury Building
PALO ALTO,
SALE AMI TII KENT!
CAL.:
■;E. K. THOITS,
FINE SHOES
^K_S
United wonkincmen1-, m.ki a spkCialty.
Firemen Schubert and Braut;'.._.
[ while skillfully playing the hosei^rVm'-!-,
iMi-t.nr.
Il-jcHi.
*>. .hall 1
_, Palo Alto has been raised from ' Depot, struck thc wagon of I*. \V.' ",,_i,ra.™!Jnt iUb-"
1,500 per year, and at Sherman & Co. with thc stream,'!,„r™".,«Vl£\
the University from 1,500 to frightening the horse and driver•*£-£,'£,£-!__
51.600. and seriously injuring a roll of car-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. pcL
of Spokanti, arc visiting Mi C. D. Vincent, contractor of the
Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. water works. Mr. Knight who sup-
H Wilson at their home on Chan- plied tbe cast iron pipe, Mr. Uuck-
aing avenue. ley of Henshaw, Buckley, ■*_ Bel'
■ cher who supplied tbe
lines and etc., and Mr. Belcher
jwhosuperinteuded the laying of- _. l|0 A|to>
M. P. Madison was in town this
week from the Gold Lake Mine, in I
Sierra County. The Company ex-
arr likr), In ..-1111. tahltli 11 mil ,lit-«vai-i
timr. mil i.ii.r e-iiiiRiitcial.tr mi un. en.rate
IMint. iiHirc.ned.
.-iiM.ni.fa-. ,c ,,,i,-,,,1.11., 11 uf the
pot] a.it.1 rtiac t.t faada _■* itinwiiif, ur
inn. iu inir.t-1 within tive jt't* ttota
ifjlr ■ I Ihr Mir luthr MIiilr.nl .1 m> t
trioi l.i thr , uiry or-ealr <-l a.t.1 Land by
»»*i. ib th* ataaan pr-i-a Ur.l ' '
ibw.n.l rt-rht baedicd and
Ivoilers 1 ?j&,Sf*
ICO'L
IT, GRAIN AND
MIUSTUFFS
Express A Hauling
Solicited
tkre
^NATURAL ICE d*IST*
I'rdti .Min Fred. Fuel and Eiwrtts Co.
GROCERIES
nROCKERV
ETC., AT
,tl, ,!„. ..1 tunr. UW
WM. A. iAXCAKY,
>t Santa CI*.a Couniy.
F. L. WORRELL,
Frc*«t ntj-ot _
PROP.
, the pipe, were all present at theUni•"'
r** . , -r tc-,1 of thc water sv-jtem last Wed- -_?.■*•».-
petty as soon as practical. nesdav a****e*.«
.. - * i t*-M**.beil*<
A. Iv. Ross is visiting his family The second mid-summer parlor F.*-i.ir ,'w
al their home on Middlefield Rond. meeting of thc Stanford W. C. T. . [[.'/, «*"
Mr. Ross is extensively engaged j u_ wjp, be (lc|(i on Wcdncsilay i II*',,J.'11'
in cattle raising in Nevada. He junc 23_ at the residence of Mrs.' «J;;*""-
expects to remain here several Thoburn, who will kindly open ttet.« ti
weeks, her house on ibis occasion. There k--«
Mrs. E. C. Peasley accompanied ' will tie a talk by Mrs. Campbell on ''Z';,™*',
by Miss Wade left lasl week for: "Kendergerten Ideal" followed by "J*1*-^
Oregon City, Oregon. Mrs. Peas-' music both vocal and instrumental. * » t-<"i
ley will remain there for a few Thc regular business meeting will k™p is
weeks visiting Miss Wade's rcla- be held from 2:3010 3 o'clock and 'li^1';1.^,
,jve„ ibe reception from 3 to 5. All are ■ " '.a*
.. _ ...- ..- 1 .cordiallv iriviied. i*a*-a-*tt
\\\ C. Difani. thc pioneer bat- u u u n
ber. has moved from his recent - The proposed Auditorium which [>****•,**_"'_
rpt.iirci*. to thc more comodiotts is t.. lie erected at the Ucivcrsity! p-moi.
More rotwi recently occupied by A. by Mrs. Stanford" will likely be to.i'iMi
V. Schubert, and is now running commenced in the Pall. It will be L_B"M„ ,
two chairs. I sifuated west of the Quad, perhaps
r on the road leading totheMu-wum.
The building will be of brown
stone and tbc architecture tf III conform to that of the other University buildings.
M*^-*d-**.a«ar :
ta.1 SJI-'I trr.la.1
I I *l,i. Il> uf I.1A C*
t-L-fit*]. aj* —
lla* to..— I. jrainl *-. h
dGK
EARLE &- CD'S.
i £. P\. William?; RED gxAR STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
H/\i*criitectS -
i»i Colonial
*—* *M ***j Cnii-riHlly ai
'..".. ,.!i'-..»«'"
RESlbENCES
We Empl.iy Only White Labor.
J. It. I.B.1MAN. l'.,i.ini;ST.
I S. E M.CAUSTI.AND. S_a~l Aai-nt, l*,,l„ Alio.
N. It. IIOI'Klt. Aaont, llnclaa Ha
Sheet Mttaic -,'!■■ al Schubert's.,
"*!R. WERRY
•"*
Mii.aon an t
lliirla.lnyiM
BMHNT
I. B. DALEY,
Real
Estate Agent'*£t7&3Z'
S ANi. BltiOOK-a;
-U.iilcatr ,nt. ...I I
-.ity olW II II Hail .
Whitening and Tinting. c
it-,
Hottsas to Kent un.l llnilt nn the tastslltD.nl l'lan. INSURANCE.
Office and Residence Neat Depot Palo Alio, Cal.
tlsoi Del Portola lie Bi il No 111
1 ".Vr-iit Va„ li.-ta Ui-ti auliiect to attatika,' _ .... __ . _
*>Icull.T .boutoaeaa feet, and aouldl (Formerly )sola) PALO ALTO, CAL.
Mr. McClcamati nnd family
San I-'rancisco. has rented the
Madison cottage on Wavetly
rtrcct. Mr. McClcamun has several
eh., .ten who will attend the I'ni-
vcrsily.
b'uller & Co., the new grocery
firm ojicncd their store to the
public hut Wednesday. Thcstore
room is neat and commodious and
a full slock of both groceries and
crockery is on hand.
Tbe Southern Pacific Company
bis announced a rate of a fare and
■ half for the round trip to any
point on thc 4th July and tbe same
.fare to San Francisco during the
Christian Kndcavor Convention.
La* Mn *.ra—I. ji aad ci. tl ••..
Mean.. |..hn ll-Muni*.Br tnlnr.l
and ,, H -1 |.lo-*«IJ' ,.l J li 11)(lira
Mc.-niitr, Haqr K-»j« f«rt .if I.,
Mc.rlii.uar II V-L.eian.l jo. It i\ ..
Mt-Kniiihl. Mi* Aaoi«-.t. 19 aad an,
-RUl.tiltlm. tlunld-M.-ti...-- ial
in 1 -a, In «> lacl-aiir 1. c;, c- aad .
fii.nl.'... *-M pro'-rM) e>l tl W
nare iu can a .Ic-cUir and then suffer (or —
about t*.. as«ot\teei*. rortoia vs I ley
, when tbey die. Hi-aaa taken reeently. Seven miles fftml I'alo
I 'iml llie Mine at at ntlier tittit-a, anil,
eon.'Indt-d te. trv f.U* 111 ImtIain't. Oollc, , , ,- ,r„. 1.._.__.
Oha era awl Plarrlieaa ■fearwdv. Ha A deugetful ReMrt^^,
,-aiiya: "1 took um- d.at- nl il and It j(ave for one contemplating —a*-^
i* ti'lief in Ave intniitca- That in mnre Summer School.
1..-. u.,., i.i,,.,
Praal.tr Ml
\ I. ' -1'rraldr nl
la.lil-l
, than any tliiu. -*l*e- Im
me." Kor..!vliv IV
M-L
Alto I'lia
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
MAY itJaj.
Special Rata
1,, Student:
General Banking Business
You? Buaineaa Solicited.
rtrtifl tvhhtt bu-l a- Sri*
J. E.DDYAN, Portola, Cal.
Haker & Hamilton buggies,
carts, and carriages can be secured!
of A. M. Cartel who is thc exclusive agent for Palo Alio. Carts
*-.- - nnd up. Rond wagons 60 and
up; Buggies 150 and up; SurriesSoo and up.
Telephone, Muin No. 36.
Mu
•du
ll I XT!'
Dissolution of Partnership.
N.. rn 1 I* 111.kF.t-v onrtpt that tub
|-a,ttir-i*.tii|. titut.linc afrMlfM klami
Mt'il'i" il.'-'li.'.'- iIjv i'.'n !l™lt)'"iiK
r
Miss Woostcr. principal of thc
Public School, gave a reception to
the pupils of thc «th tirade last
'ucsdoy evening, in Ihe school
building. About twenty- young
people were present.
A bus driven by b'red Harvey
form the well known stables of
Bell & Ualzcll carried about
Iwcnty-scveti persons tti* Mission
San Jose last Sunday. Mr. Win.
DaUcll of the same stables took a
bus load to the same place from
Mi'iintiiin View.
Mr. T. H. Goodman. General
Passenger Agent of the S. P. Co.,
has been suffering the past week
with stomach trouble bul is now
much better. He has a gtcnt
press of business in connection
with thc Christian Kmlenvor Convention.
Prof's. Green, Thoburn and
Wing It-It San Francisco Monday
for the-fiuodaloup Islands, off thc
coast of Mexico. 011 thc United
States Coast Survey -Steamer.
Gedney, which has been placed
tt the disposal of thc Seal Commission, in whose interests the
trip is made.
MKt H. K. flapp an- Miss I*.. C
Babcock, of Reno. Nevada, were
m town a few days this Week and
left this morning for Pacific Grove
Grove where they will spent! the
Warmer. They arcownersof block
36. It has been their custom for
THE FIRST BATTLE ' u*tr"'l, ?",*'■* ,TL«r'X ?*,'
Hv Hun W 1 I'.rvan. Pn -. u:.,
•" * *r . All l-r'a.—• tBdit*rd tntln It.*
lion edition just out. Over imo-^^r1 *'"v*y**"'' UB* *-"-•■
pages; Forty l'lioto*cngraviiigs. '^ l'H';,)\
Only £1.75. Laaveorders with C. w'm'",
S. Jacksou, Stanford "oc*.P.O. Box *****«».Cat-J-aes.i»w
197 Palo Alio "**"*
Queeii '.;.,t.*i..-n;, -i Italy la, of all
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Palo Alto real estalescctirily. I fjuTn-jal and imptriiil Ittdlca'tif "r^iKipe,
current rales of interest. Apply ! laid to bo iho ont. wlm la llie unatt en-
... Jtaeph Htttcliittsott.Pali, Alio.I *^u1lSm**^TZS&Z
or Mills Building. San Francisco. lnd***d tuu-uc-. it la ate-mcl, ia the rer
, _ „ . ■|**lRt^v_y^, biT j-*ot*J will, and that ia
i why i*R^--f**-al ut ttto Rreat power* of Eu-
For Sale or Rent. - rope m*ike a paint of -if - - nn; fur tbeir
! embii**.i.I<.ni at Itumf dipti'instii. wlm
My property comer Waverly and ] .„. ,„„,-■ roiiapicuirua for their tjinak-al
I.incolti sis, Palo Alto house of! t**nil.*n*y llim. for their ttattctaft. Tbua
. .. 11- i_ the funni't Ikrniai, riulmuiulor, Barmi
eight rooms, cellar, barn, etc.., __,, Kiudrilt c^__j ^^^ lh- ^^
Will sell on terms to suit, or rent loan of htadaya iu playlna doetitwitb
for term of years. Apply to ; & tnf-jwty. ami bii
M. H. KlSGORB.
" an** "
a 00 *•
10 40 "
11 30 *'
•2 :«)j..n
■i so*"
■I 30* **
.6 30 "
6 SO "
11 451 "
8 Vt* -
8 45" "'
» 4.*, *'
10 40" "
I :to )..
4 15 '*
f> 00 "
PALO ALTO
Ull 34* "liver
H ll*-a-n..
8 -lie.-
10 15 "
11 M **
I 0! p. ui.
i:t :t.» "liver
4 44* *'
5 44*> *
Ti 33 "
1 014 a.t...
SAN JOSE.
8 00
19 !_•
tr-»
I tnily i-xn-jit Siindav. (J Sunday on
I Kly.-rat.ti*. only al Men In I'.crfc.
t -Saturday only, ibealre train.
\i
H
I31ocliIt.il fttiiililio*.
■ ..iv. i, ,ti \c.mrtumam >
O t lea-
CREAMERY
Ci *."> *!*-> tllO
Chicken
Vn
in""
Dinner live
1, I'.usteiu O
crooiiltu;
Sunday.
Only 25c. a
Unlveraity a.'-*- I'n
MRS. I.. II. SHKXFI*
Meal
, Alio.
W. C. Difani
Geo. W. Harms
General lilacksmitliing
and Horsi'slioeiiiK
n*-i,'in-i,iK woniiy _-
I-romptly Done
Hotel La Honda
THORS
PHOTOCRAPHER
ilf.llANTAVKNllI-.
SAN l-UAXCISC'O, CAL.
at Palo Alto.
Camping Grounds. Beautiful „"""'' .
Drives. Superior Fishing and ^ Wednesday and Saturday
First Class Table
Gi-.a-.ete)-, The Tailor
Jtau. liaa miuivvd hi. Fall
KUti'.-aavir ia that
rou Baelow wlto la ku.i-n-n
, throughout Oonuimy iw ono uf thc elev- (|( ^
Pnrrtit Building Sau Francisco] •*•.-.r. 1 ..m..:. m j- rj-nm . ,m tin- imhh wintt
________ ; I Qar«i MarBuerite-adevoliou to Wag- |„i,~t noveUi.-^ul ll.v aeiuun
Itterian ntsaic, wbicb i* nttrit*utable to af- lower than ever. A call'
Music JCtS. a sheet at Schubert's [ tbe fact that abe ***•-> iv-.l ber »-.lu<-jti.in :;, Wr-; --anta Clara atrt-ri,
I In 1 ■■ riti;i!ii :■ a r ■:*.:■■ t *-:i-',\ : \ ■■■ ' , - I !■ ■ :- -. - Jii Jciae, Cal.
' ber buabaud, wb**, like Klni* Leopold of —__.... ;
Sponges, chamois skins, brushes i Beljrium. almply ntiunilnnt.-a mnaic, for Eaaity Cured,
ull kinds of strap work at Carrel's I whidt hu liaa uu .*ar \vliut*we-v,-r. tmd Druaktnntat, MoephliH and Tul-aceu
a ■ Mttoh hna Iho effect of putt Ihk l.i* teeth l.alilt are eaJil** cured hy llie ua*a ul
— -a- —.- tonrdgr. Al be to extwnwly ffittd .4. hl<t mil'* Cbtori.!*1 ot Hold TabtetV.
Hav 1-i-r Sale wil*-. bo aabmita'to tbe inflit-tiun aa
,, _, _„ ■ knx a* be can. Bui wfaca the atrain l**-
Apply (o Mrs. M. Pluns otmra too gt^t to bear, be thRMRta
P. O. Box .05' tbo .-■'.. ui 10 mi.- and oven ■-•■-.- -u fat
) rut to chant a *.< w bars in an •■*-< ni'ini -
| iii-.-i;. Hut and r:i-jiiuj-j r..n-'-. Tbat al*
, way* hart the d-aiml elTecl ruideatua-t
Tea Garden Drip-. her tu.j.aty'a piano to el..** -n-ilb a
bans.—'■'■'■'; .::.-'■ .- Ga_crtt*c
a. lira. I.J Mn
I . ||..H-*B
t to t'nivc-TB tl at»'l
v ^4l4.v*--Li*_'.';'L.-'.; 3
SSWmT.Rhiiails^^,,-/
M. ami-; ^atSESS .i*=*^
Architect
PAU. Al.TO. CAL.
Palo Alto.
1 ..1 tt..-tin.i,t.„ 1,.,.i"i" Residence Plans a Specialty
■-. .1 1 Uie u«~ ul a-ttinulanta until be
vr.iiiittHf.il .(ini- llieir oat*. May be]
eieen aecretly in tea or txiffee and a cure \
l*nn run teed In every eaai*. For sate by!
- ■ iir-i-, !.i-- .im.,:.----.. ..1 t\ -j.-1 park-;
rt*'.-. For full pHriii-iilura unci book of J
le-titntmials tuldr.^n Tlir Oliki Clieiuical.
Wurka, Lima, Ohio.
Try it and you will hnd better:
and sweeter syrup than you ever
tnstcd Iwforc.
ffajgUa Vxn busttpy aDOOgb to eat
a dty tin-1. guotl woainit.
_ Uej-Jtl Won,un~*-eirry 1 hnvo none.
Shut tin; iittti* w'ben yuu ru out.—De-
All kinds of Mexican hand i-e-t Fr*» I-Y-m
•evetal years to spend a few days carved work at Carrel's Harness- Happy an tH-*** tliat '<eno*rina; ta
W Palo Alto *■".■".:_ ,_-„, Rhon ; "' ^h tbey rM -aabj-rt to utKr-rtaln
BEATTY'S
CltUB.l'lIl
OBCANS -AMD PIANOS
OASIH. F. KATTi, Waibiiirlon. Si. Iiiaj]
Bucklen'a Amica Salve.
Tbe Beat Halve in tbe world for Cut*,
ltrulaea, Sore*, Hirer*, -**hIi llli.-u.n,
Fi-ver Sorea, Tatter, Cltapt-e.1 llnn.l*,
Cbtlblatna, Corn*, aud all Skin Emp.| Mcntuln* Ilri.ttur- Ii.h.- j.tai f.-ivcl
tion*,and pofitively cure* Pile*,or i.-- ., . -.-_.. invnii-- nl the PantoOl 1'aii.t-r
|-e\ n-.-iiir.-.i. It ia ,-■:..:.n.:-,-! •■■ .-r., .- „__._..,_ |,„B, _|,„l| ,|,-t „,,. artlit.e
{■erfeciaatitfac-ticin or money refutwtnl. ■' _ _
everv summer both Shop :w.iOTi«7wa*4'n-*J«^*«» Wit*e 2-S emta pn bo«. For an.* by Palo '*" *"■*» •*» •1-*- T'"*' l*m ,,*T*'
e%cr> Summer, uotu ouop. |Cbaniti**> an atill pn-par-d and anntd Alto I'bam,a*:v7 tt.-? hlgheal leatiinonlala ol n.arlv all
"C deeply interested in the growth |- \ fOT eithfr fortuut-. A ran* principle and . . —-- L,10 Em,--,,, uulvcniitiea and an* est-
•nd wcllfare of our town. 1 SAY YOU BA W IT IS THE TIMESl | with much labor letuucd In *#riadom*i j tua1a.c_.f3m ,*- 3,Knui juaa aaiiix ^omd by many public men •
Patents
Atif.tr>* Hiwllnj* a
* Ta*Di at a hkb,
oaatotia.
COfYaiOMT* An.
tcbooL— Maaaixiter.
-...n.i.tiinl um-: u.t'i l,rM»4(in4j |*:tnl*
i^_A-aritra w* hi,, a icaiiaiia-i'-o R-taea.
I--1- •• ■ .1. . ... 14I H. 1- * Cj raeaira
.i«_t..-»„tU
SCIEHTIFID AMERIGHN.
1-aBtlfulir iiiR.traiari. laraat* etr-alatler "
nm *J.PP*a* !**■ aal. wajaa***Mar-#alC**taj
• liU.il *i..,'a_ -t-tMairti n--»aaatt*_
haJUK UN I1. 7l-.lt MDI ll,.. Atl.r.M
MUNN A CO.,
Mt Hi*.!.*,. Maw Vark.
*.'■_
4
No full text^tBoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee '. which the potatoes for a 'bousand, dlnance*. nature of the discourse en-
J o families are cooked lo on* rauce* gsg-d in by patrons aod subject.
• . J pan and over one lire. It I* a noble dlacussed. whether domestic, polltl-
_ CbC PfllO illlfll ! -1"11 ***** "x**** Physical sporty, vulgar
• • But frankly, we are rather afraid The length of each patron** vlalt
J Z of what summ would de nllh so'wilt be limed, aud the distance to
• n l Til* 7* ils **__. * ,,,u*-' spare lime. If we could only the nearest place of amusement.
rfllO nllO CriDUtlC J he thai thej would spend n will be noted- California Weekly.
« e tn * sensible way we *hould view m —
• % J the prospect with equanimity. But VANITY PAIR
-•eeeeeeeeee*eee****ee*****!,-,,,,. won*( )t -.nt be u*etl for pur- I low curiously some people rea»*»t..
Ml. W. SIMKINS W. II. KBI.LY :-.-■* of law promotloo. for wild if indeed their mental processes are
EDITORS. and intredltable "reforms" that ar* entitled (o any *u.h name. Here li
ts* r-i.-tu'... -»• -..«'-i *-i •***•■ i»'.-wi ...i ,,:i""1'*1 '->' lh" whole hl*tor> of the Mr [..ni fence llotisman, the author,
ra* es!**u-. rrl*neM*-i.»i*l.i.ttV.| M*r t*»*> hu man rar--. It wll be used for tbe who tells the member* of the Inter
(*"-*»i*»'t ..-in.!*!..".' ;*nidy of hideous and filthy follies' n.ti.iml Woman"* Franchise Lcagur
___^TT******"*mirS^*^.**jt-_^7*'C*M**r*t*jHk« eugenics, After all. it may be] that they mast imitate Lady Godiva.
**>•>•• . »»»m.ior ~j belter ror Ihem to go on making'"'ho, ll will be remembered, rode
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THK l-PI,1„u ,,,„ — Th* Argonaut ((.rough the meet* of Coventry in
TIMES PUBI -IS11IN*- CO. I. M m [sufficiently clad in purity and nothing
g*Bwriatb.*jefef A SOCIAL HCIEVKY. \*** *** "r<l" ,,,aI ** **&** ,ax ******
PIMDAY.
first
taken fr'ittt ihe jieoplc Women
* Mr Honsnun. tmi.i "main am
in do violence to their convention
•■n.r of modesty in order to *h*mf
ii ml- ju-t *-y*" \nd then, th-t
re (Bay he no doubt of hi* mcanin
•a)*- "It t*. nol Always sufficient I
We In*re present In pari lhe llst|--,|-_ th
w\ Los AngtXes '-* going
IIISJ bom lal ground-breaking
[thorough, comprehensive social »ur* '
(vey la here to be undertaken. The,
wtsaoa .tedu for initiating ihi* enterprise
to the Municipal League, j,
VANITY PAIR.
A lady correspondent who wlshe
to i>e anonymous i. *o good a. to ap
tiiahd certain remarks thai appear
e.1 In thi. column anenl (he useless Lf organisation*, agencies and sub-Lwary |„ »<
occupation, of women nnd (he ««*-1 j««-im listed In lhe department plan! N>n Mr_onallj (ve hate no objec-
ne at onceL*,m% ,(> %Ui.h % procedure*, though
tb- thor*,.A(. „„ h»--Ity acclaim i( on the
[ground »f novelty Indeed
j Snluuns. pool rooms, hi! I Iii ni par-j under the impression that women had
tura, cigar .tore*, restiturant. servlng'slready stripped am! lhat to tii*
.!;■!•" buwllng -i■ ••■■ -. social club* lhe few shred* and p
tempt Ibl y silly ihlng. Dial Ihey make;)|f ,hl, M1-V(,r |t Rp
under Ihe Impression that ihey are!t H|n ,lf ln#, iarg*.nei
spending their time profitably, °f joughn**.* of the project.
thla we may gather a doten lllui
trallon. from the women's p*K* 0
«wir Sundav newspaper*, and ***p*
**ialiy at .u<h time. a. Chrlattnai
when ll 1" thr* feminine custom In
nnnt.v ns with ohnoiloit. Vglfia"
whose only virtue I. thai ther gre
..istially Inflammable
"Can ynu ntj|." .ay. our correspondent, "also attack Ibe u.eles*
egg-heatings and Keiietnl mussing-
up of good material lhat ronatime
an Incredltable amiiuot of the time
of women who do rookery of (he
fancy work order? I've Just been
making a lemon pie. lime, eighly
mlnule. "
Now lhl. 1. n serlou
.% place a large p
lemon pi* had arrx.nxps
ler we .hould tu> In a position lo snv
tf ihe eight] minute* hnd been pro-i
tltatily employed We have some
.skill in tbe*,. mailers, and al.o a
recollection of femon (dee that It
would have l«-en a waste of time to
.spend fl.e minutes ores On tlie
.iitier hum) we hare eaten lemon pie*
thnt would have iti.iiiieii many boars
nt ant lou. endeavor Bui tn this
***** we lack Die evidence ou whith
to base nu unbiased ludgement.
Hut there can tie no doubt that
<-nnktnx Implies un appalling waste
of time. n»t because cooking Itself
aaaaceaaary. but because u involve*
*utb a aeedleaa mnlltpltcallon of effort. Probably our coreaspoudaul
could tint.- made a lent.in pit* len
time* B* big during the name eighty
mlnuies of which she .peak.. Probably nr pwadbly, (he lady next door
wa* also "pending eighty minute. in-a
making a lemon pie or some iucbjn
thin* ton* u in lng ilfllcacv Ruth might li
serving llqnora; School, niuiilcipal,
prl.ale, cuintiiercial and department
.tore playground, municipal, atate.
national and private parks; municipal, public and Turkish batti*: swlm-
mlng pool., awlmmlnx bearhe*. mas*
sag.- parlors, manicure parlor*:
dance ball., skating rink., dancing
academies, dancing school., moving
picture*, moving picture making, theatres, penti. arcade*' recreation center*. bocIbI centers, church centers,
social and recreation u— of public
building*. settlements; show., shoot -
matter, ifjini* galleries, museums, game*; city,
.. nf the) count) and state charities: city,
letl the let-|coaaU and stale corrections; private,
itiuii !•> sn.,,ih. rounty nnd stale sayluraa; local
•naming to them would hardly li
enough of a novelty lo excite mucl
nt cut ton N't. ..ne would be likely t
notice it Fashion, it would seem, ha*
already forestalled the newest lim
loffraghl attack, and if we *h<
meet a proce**i»n -f !.*dy Godivai
might easily believe lhal it wa*
more 'than some society (unction
f..r an airing
national and
i-f i*
nt pli
i pa
ate
ad
„,-
ra; child
r ond l-1
truancy:j
hotels.
lions. Juvenile dellno
prostitution, sexui
automobile stands.
ap.irlii.rnt bOUSOS and lodging house*
ttoeiai. Bthleilc un.) fraternal organ-
Ixatlooa fur men. women, hoys and
girl*, whether private, public or connected wiih church es; reading room*
and libraries the lis! go*** up apd
on. hut what has here been given
wilt *um>e i.< glv- the Idea, i tbla**.
t.*\
fui
tn
*tig.-ii
i learn with regard t** any
HefWlll want lu kti.i* how
churrh I* furnishing rpare-
npportunltle* to n« own
>htp. mid what attempts are
■III
con*
der ll
e logic 'if t
c pro)
•xiii.
i \\
c arc
already ace
■•tome
(o (h
infer
ence I
at women
tight t
be allowed
to \<
tc because
ol ihn
.ind .
n lire
king our
nd now, bee
villdO-A
E
ill on
d ih,
be -.
ii t).
el. lhr> pr
hing Ho*
te irrcluiab
I-..C I
woul
c pro-
v..
a st
Sbonlt
like to heli
-ve tin-
We a
«;iv*
Ilk.- 1
. I.elu.t- a 1
dy VV
will .
ven u
bt ... in ad
ml th.
Dora
.n-.*i
•.I f.u
li am
But
i bapman I'
I.T ....
-t-nl I
lotto.
her
mi., i
ll* realm of
certain
tj I
tie tt
1- Sen
I 1* n
iLltlol
. 'ttttl.lll wc '
tn il 1
..1 within t)
• The wh
hae ou
...c th
•le hi*
|.x.
il feu
ttiiuc
aihion* ful
(•• di.
.Irr.-. Perhapi
iv e ft
ul.) bring "in
■elves !.• belie.
• th..
the tlciM ..
dashed t" lbc tt
ee an
1 -...rn wilhitui
.i. underskirt in
o.lir
»de
the
dghty
Bl
minute*, leaving one of the ...ok*
eifenl the
fret- to attend :i eugenic congroaa, oi
adapted to
recreailnh
■A i1r;i*Altig-r.Mim ineelinK "t the so
if ihe recr
Ml Ion nfftir
ciety for thf iiiinpiiistirv abolition
!..< ruin! e
bs a who)
of ih.* human mind.
.-lull* rom
•o*etI ot ti
In any considerable clly area it
and tlilt.tr
it** club*
would be easy to flnd .ay a thou-
ask simitar
questions
.und women ••im-agcd In peeling
the social
lift* and ta
point ties Into n ihoiiHniul saucepans,
i-ttui.ti an,
It- -nl
over it thousand Area, and spending
the effect :
nd influent
a, thousand half-hoars In prodding
rhurrh me
ntbrtMhlp,
them wllb a thiitiNiitd folks to pee
uf the sum
k with regfl
if they nre "done." or course It Is
*..%. service
*nnd avert
III
tth
e.l
hi*
th
id
Isttl
d
III.
comea frightful ah that work tnveetmeni endown
could be dom* b> n very few uonu-ti tiual egpenses amou
lu ihe same Ume, leaving ail Ihelalona, and so on
ulherr* wllh abundant time for tli«*e' Now I.l it* from the r
t.ii. hot. of uplift Bhtch are luro-l what It conceive* to be Its t
Ing this world into a vale uf tear*, j erf ul enemy the gale
Sow there are several remedies i-hur.h and the sa
i".--i ■■; all there i. the remedy opealln common, but
ro lhe indivdunl woman. let her[plii.s n pari In th.
refuse to make lemon pie. I.e( her'eommunltj ind t
funlsh her table only wllh those
kind of hold Is
young peo|le,
debts, an-
lyen lo mls-
iolngic*
> much
>«t puw-
*al...-n The
m b*t*x* nothing
lerlhetes*. each
iiclal life of, the
her i.a> ;* uaatl
tiling, thnl need little cooking or
none nt all. I.emoit pies are u.ually
Oolaonous anyway. Bhe la under no
compulsion to.makg them, and the
tiealih of her family would probably
be advantaged by her refusal. The
average domestic woman I. obsess*
*sd by the heresy that there 1. a cer-
taln virtue In doing thing. Ihat nre
laburlou. and time-consuming. .Imply because they are labor lou* and : number of bartender:
.tltm-.-unaumlng. and apart from the*i»t«tahts employed, th
win flnd out ,ii.out each and every
sal i in I.o* Angele.
JKame and l.wallun, facts about the
license, the proprietor's name, his
reputation, type of tbe place, how
long tl ha. existed, who owns the
building, physical characieristics of
the saloon—spare, heating, lighting,
toilet*, etc.; character uf the picture* and decor-tuns displayed
d other aa*
ad* of ||q-
sret) in Flanders, snd meej
i- the ltc.ti.il dances with
t*> the bea*t* -thai ..re now
in V«*Oe* Is ihe t"nv<-rv-.u.-n a* .-.ell
;.» the tlft—. a mark ,4 the "slate ol
Innocence" i.» which Horn d'Espaigne
Chapman refer*! !».. the dance* *l*o
rrprc-ent tint 1»vc ,4 the beautiful tn
which nc .tre asked lo bc*lcve? Wc
may believe not The true cxplana
luvn i* mtii'h more simple lhan any
(henry rtS)Hiring u» lo believe either
in women-** love of the beautiful or in
The tell solution i» to be found m the
fact th.it women have thrown of! ihr
restraint* •■( modesty lhat was never
very much more than a pose, and that
vi last the> feel themselves at lib.
erty to act in the way lhat i« tiaturvl
t.i them The pent up water* have
burst their bonds The shamrte**
Hate by state, and lhat (he lime had
come for a concerted advance upon
■ -.ii-,-. ■ -■■- The point sought has' not
heen gained, nor will it be easily or
early attained, for the reaton lhal it
involves, practically, recognition hy
the popular branch of the national
'■ .■ .'t'.urr of equal suffrage a* a na-
tt'-eal question
This recognition must be conceded,
sooner or later. The fact thai 4.000.-
000 women voter*, in the slate* that
have already granted the franchise
.tre calling for it makes proper repre
•caution of lhe ir#u«e in congress inevitable Hut many ahmrlr* are
likely lo 1>c placed in the way of the
first step toward the naboaatiiation
the m
bouse
•doubt
1 bold,
he appointment .■( .1 standing eom
ntllce on sitffr.x- would at OBCV u**'
he a.K.«Jte. -4 llie cause arce**. !■
be toot >*( the boo«e It will l.(
Untied that it would open the <t»-i
"lUI
<[-..
bill*, framed ami approved, pet hap
hy .. friendly committ-e Tin* gtanl-
rd. it will he held tint equal .uffrage
will hive representation an th* Boor
ol the house "f .1 much more effecliv^
.h.racter than if the body contained
.. group of representatives commit-
led 10 suffrage
The national council it working
wUely It knight he posisbb IoIIob
intf the procedure adoided b* ■**•-'
movement* iceking nationel legists
n.r recognition, ai bome and abroad
it .It-it women member, ..( cOOgVCBS
-t the risk -d having them repeatedly
rejected, hut the issue can ht forced
much more quickly ami much mor.
effectively Ihe other way The *uf-
fragt.t* may believe that shell struit-
gle will he a long ami tedious one
It most be carried on patiently a* well
.. pcrsistcnttj If the same tt« and
wivdom that have rtigrarierised lhe
...titr.t-. ui ih. stale, shall mark thr
tmpsign m th, nation, the time .«
certain to mmr ..hen both bouse* oi
nmgrr« .hall be compelled by 1
bow our fellow townsaaaa baaj by some miracle of gatfaagg and per-
brought dlrertly Into our home* and severance, plus good lack. Prestdeut
Into our live* (b* spirit of the old ( Wilson could translorm tbe D*m-
master* of music. Himself a pupil oeratlc parly lato a bona fide, cell-
of Mosebele* as Moscbele* w»* a die- able, ptogresslv* concern. tb*r*
clple of Beethoven, he hold* as per- might be *oroe chance lhal It would
haps no o(b*r man In our Country'. »b*orb a *omewhat larger fractgon
th.*.- tradltloas of musical compo.1* of the *s*R*Pl*bl!esus than It already
Hon aad interpratatloB lha( may be; hold*. Tha( ptwlbltty, however.
arqulred only by personal , cvinlaei! cause, lhe sane and patriotic pro-
aad friendship. It has "beeo our-greastve 00 worry: Arst. because I*
high privlege Ib (hla little communiv is not going to happen, and seeoad.
ty. so far Isolated from ihe great. because be la looking for results aad
world centers of art. to hear the old toot mere party success.
musk as those who flrst made It] . 1(tit *II thl* whkh we may say
would have It heard. It has been lo- -,-,-j ^ntlre confidence respecting the
lerpreted with a seal asd .-nUni -i..-ii: ■ . ,,,, ,..,( ft)? of the Progr|[*slve
and charm thai knew no bound*. '"-..,.(> we cannot ieo(ure with any
all who mlgbl H.(en Oaly Ihoaejcmreapoodlwi degree of assurance
who know iKator Blodg**!! lntlmaie-[atieut the leaders In the vsrty. a*
ly csn letl bow generously he h*sj _•_ observed with fraokoesss early
given of bts lime and not too grrati jn ifii1. article, stories of thetr de*
*t..r« of physical strength, to mahej f^tion sometime* must b* believed
us feel ihe beauty of hi. beloved art-i-p,,. (ruubl** with a great many of
We who have been h**re since (>•«-.._.„, mbo tT0 railed lehder* In (he
tor Blodg*tt's coming nio* >***r*[flr>)d 0f politics Is that (hey don't
ago ran Bee with whau»(eady *d- -.,;,.. While claiming (he (itle and
ranee, musical appreciation ha* assuming the full regalia of leader-
grown In tbls nelgbbrohood. H^jshlp. all Ihey even attempt to.do Is
dally recital, and Interpretations at U„ rullow. and frequenrly (hey make
ihe. unlver.ily. terminated by ibej,, (j__(e „f ,hil ]( nfc., r_g| brain*
have continued to .„ lMd in(1 xb9 te*t of that doe*
a line
ich a*{
Pato Alto audience* fi
time until there haa developed
st-nse uf musical appreciation si
t*% tomniunltte* |K>ase*s It Is quite
true thai Docioi Iilodgett has not
worked aingl- handed, but wllh his
rare personality and great knowl-
■ -!.;.- h** has been the eeotral spring
of our musical activity Now that
be I* about to leave us for another
home. II woutd seem moit lining
thai we give him Som* testimony uf
our appreciation What furm *»*•*,
a testimonial should lake may be
left for other* lu suggest; bui It
■hould be public, for Ihe public aa a
-:.-..■ bas benefited, and lo the *i-
preasltui would on!) be doing huopr
to its own sense of grntlture.
CANADIAN PINANCES
ie financial statement of the u
UKiT l-KADKlth.
ogresalvee ma. eipect t-
e reat-tlonary newspaper,
un to (be opening <i
mal t-ampalgn of l»l(.
luii.in of their party, ti
ie In a mere ability to anoei
a* chairman of thl* or that
dttee. Can he get people to
follow him* That Is the question.
A. for eiMinpl.-.
During the Spanish war a Los
Angele* military personage, who was
celebrated for his pomtmslty and self*
admiration, undertook to grand*
marshal a procession up Market at.
Por aome reason he got It Into hi*
head that It was tu turn off a certain
corner, hut It waao't. It waa to
keep right on Ite turned at that ■
jmtni in all hi. glory of expanded
rhe.1 and lashing decoration*, surrounded by obsequious aide*, clad In
all the panoply of Imitation belligerent* all turned and proceeded
on (heir hrllllam aad complsreni
way. Bu( In the meantime tbe procession marched straight Up the
street Presently falni sound of dl*.
nt bursas came through to the
.. _rs of the "leader " lie gated bark
|»l ihem nothing doing In the rear'
"(Wrath took the place of pride In his
-or another and the^return of, ^^ .-ro|onH/. h„ „,|d tQ- M<
member* to the Old R*P«|'l'«'>!chlef.or.,..ff. "take lhe aide, and go
^•"jafler that proce**ion and hrlnt_lt
here where tl belongs, behind Me*"
le* rude away and did nol rein solitary grandeur, uonottc
he thoughtless multitude, our
jhero proceeded on and on and on-—
eellngsjiosl In contemplation of hts own
greatness as a leader.
fto It ta and so It win be wllh
a number of those who h*ve a*.utu-»l
lo lead lo the Progressive cau.e It
hap|>en. that the rank and file of
thla body hns a fairly clear Idea of
where ll wishes to go II la not tn-
freated in the matter of party regularity nor In the holding of office
And the lose ol leader., who cannot
lead will not worry it ov^r-much —-
California Outlook
the.
We record thl.
all Ihe cf.nflden
c makers who used
olW,,
iff*.
t
- t)
1.
11.1.1
Ill
in ti
r
tied
Si
at
nnn
11)
who
over
t
c In
*•
*
*****
\\
•;
rem
t
da
• th
AllIC
iher side for complaint or
ausc '"'ih .nc making loe
Mttnent of conditioai ih.
inly be appareni but al**
mttnib of April "About ihi.jjme:,.
-tpecl .hower. ' f](,
Stories of "get-together" m
are alreadv b**glnning to drift
most notable of ihe past wi-ek being
that from Maryland, where, we are
vaguely inrnraied. alt the Progress-
she leader* have decided to rome
back (o (he Itepubllcan fold. Home
of these stories will he plain lies,
■umie will be (he truth frlc***ivd.
and some wilt tie entirety correct
11. far a* the defaulting "f leader.
[accepted that describe the Btinaslniil
[of lhe party membership uver to the*
'the party membership over to Ibe,
; Bepiihllrana. That is merely cam-,
palgn talk. Intended M discourage
Progressives In other states.
! Progressive* left the Itepubllcan!
part), because when lhe issue wa*
[fairly drawn at Chicago, a little more]
; than a year ago aa between the tlb-1
er.tl and conservative element.. Ihi*;
.onsertatlvc* won-nol because they.
constituted a majority of tht- rank
and file, for the 1
pen
The
n|H
the
>lu
elr-
value of ihe thing Itself Thai Is'our sold and the prices charged.
why women buy live rent.' worth of'whether there are booth*, table* and
ribbon and frnm ll and at the •■«• lunches, whether games, music and
' pendHure of a vast amount of lime; re, restlottat f.iclliile.
the -h-imelc** dance are all part* of
the -ante phenomenon They repre
SCO! lhe in lent ion of women lo be nat-
urjl, p. throw away the pretense nnd
the pmc. I.i do a* tltey wi*h. when
thev wi-h and bow ihey- Wih For
tunatcly such women are still in ihe
minority-.—The Argonaut.
movements ol -■ther km,!- in operation
etween the Iw.. caoatrics al*". a* fo-
istancc. (he cstablUhnient <»f \mcri-
m branch laclories In the Dominion
hich are itn-rcasink popotstkwi over
there lhat mu»t be supplied with many
want* from lhl* side To put it in
another way, the industrial relation-
•hip existing l^iween the. I'nitcd
State* and Canada i* similar in many
re»t»ect* to that cvi-limt ticttveen the
cveral province* on the one itdc and
•ctwecn the *c*erat state, on the
other. It may seem .iff it* balance at
inte*, hut what i* good for the one
-eem« nece**-arttv. in the long mn.
benefiml lo the other —Christian Sci-
coc Monitor
construct * doten Christmas presents
that have no value whatever. Thai
Is why (hey make lemon plea.
Of cuurs.. there ta what may be!
called ihe collective remedy, but thlsl <iuen1 the sal
is uuatiuinahie until women shall] cated patrons
the class of patronage, number of EQUAL SUFFRAGE
patron, and (heir ******** *** W" The move made in Washington 1
eral dfportmenl. cla..lflcailun. from ,ljp _a.„(na[ ,.„u„,.'i „* «„„„„
what distance patrons come to fre-'
real ment of toxl-
itmunt of non-
looking t» the appointment by th
n suffrage, i
old
have acquired the power of com- drinking visitors, whether ihere are'a novc loward th
blnatton. t.et them devise some j back or side entrances, measures or t],e cm*** Thi* tnirrprctation
way—If they must have lemon plea| regulation and control exercised re*-!have to be put upon u even if
—by which all the lemon plea oflpectlvely by proprietor and police."chairman of the National Amcrkai
the dUislct are made by the same; amount of Investment, whether there'W,.man Suffrage iMOctattoa had nt<
woman In the same eighty minute*. ■ I* Kambllng and what kind, opening alre.-i.ly declared it t.i be no longc
Ia*t them concoct some system by and closing hours, observance of or-'practicable 10 fight lor thr Iranchii
'APPltPCIATION' OP IlK.ntiniMiKTT
j Those in Pnlo Alto who love mu-
jslc will henr with d
