10 research outputs found
Sobre a preparação e a proibição da edição russa da obra de Jan Mukařovský, organizada por Iuri Lótman e Oliég Maliévitch
No full textNo final dos anos de 1960, Iuri Lótman, um dos fundadores da Escola de Semiótica Tártu-Moscou, preparou, em cooperação com seus colegas, uma edição em dois volumes de escritos de Jan Mukařovský, um dos fundadores do estruturalismo literário tcheco e da estética semiótica. Embora Mukařovský alegasse lealdade ao marxismo já no início dos anos de 1950 e fosse considerado politicamente aceitável na URSS, tanto seu passado estruturalista quanto a bagagem estruturalista de Lótman eram alheios e suspeitos aos marxistas ortodoxos dominantes e às autoridades de censura soviéticas, especialmente depois da “Primavera Tcheca” de 1968. A edição russa de Mukařovský veio a lume só depois do colapaso da União Soviética (e da morte de Lótman). Baseado em vasta documentação de arquivo, este artigo oferece uma reconstrução detalhada da história da edição inicial não publicada
Towards the concept of semantic halo
No full textThis paper is focused on the “semantic halo of meter” («семантический ореол метра»), one of the most recognizable, popular, and widely used concepts in Russian verse studies. After the publication of Kiril Taranovsky’s article “On the Relationships between Verse Rhythm and Theme” (1963), in which the author addresses the issue by looking at the Russian trochaic pentameter and deals with one particular rhythmic variation of the specific meter, most scholars who have adopted Taranovsky’s perspective have overlooked this emphasis therefore effectively shifting focus from rhythm to meter. Mikhail L. Gasparov pointed out that “five semantic shades” are observed around trochaic pentameter. “These are (in the reverse order of relevance): Night, Landscape, Love, Death (triumphant or defied), and Road”. From this perspective, the author analyzes Osip Mandelshtam’s poem “Skilful Lady of Guilty Glances…” (1934; «Мастерица виноватых взоров…»). This poem has attracted a significant number of monographic studies; however, scholars have never examined the poem’s meter and its connection with the semantic halo of trochaic pentameter.</jats:p
SEMICENTENARY OF DENTAL EDUCATION IN SAMARA STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
No full textIn 2016 the Department of Dentistry (Institute of Dentistry) of Samara State Medical University celebrates its 50th anniversary. During these years, several thousands of qualified dentists have graduated from our university. The article is devoted to the history of development of dental education in Samara State Medical University, to the founding fathers of the Department of Dentistry, and also to the modern image of the Institute of Dentistry of SSMU. Today it is an educational system with well-developed infrastructure that trains future specialists at the highest level
IMMUNOLOGICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE ORAL CAVITY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS USING REMOVABLE LAMINAR DENTURES
No full textAim - analysis of immunological and microbiological indicators of oral cavity in elderly patients who use complete and partial removable dentures. Materials and methods. 42 patients with combinations of complete and partial absence of teeth were involved in the research. The group included 27 women and 15 men, whose age varied from 60 to 74 years. All patients used complete and partial removable dentures. Results. The results show marked abnormality of microbiocenosis of the oral mucosa in patients engaged in the research. Conclusion. The results of the microbiological research of the oral mucosa in elderly patients who use removable dentures demonstrate significant dysbiotic changes in the resident and transient oral microflora both in quantitative and qualitative indicators
EVALUATION OF Nd:YAG LASER IMPACT ON PARODENTIUM TISSUES
No full textAim - improving the method of laser therapy in complex treatment of periodontal diseases. Materials and methods. By using methods of light microscopy and morphometry, the dynamics of morphological changes in gum tissues after the traditional open curettage treatment of periodontal pockets by neodymium laser (Nd:YAG, 1064 nm) have been studied. Results. Angenesis was achieved after laser treatment. Conclusion: Morphological picture of gum tissues after complex treatment of periodontal diseases with the use of neodymium laser (Nd:YAG, 1064 nm) conformed to the normal structure of the mucous membrane without distinct signs of inflammation
«Немая» АКТГ-секретирующая карцинома гипофиза с экстра- и интракраниальными метастазами (описание клинического случая и обзор литературы)
No full textThe article presents a clinical case of “silent” ACTH-secreting pituitary carcinoma with multiple extra- and intracranial metastases. The patient received combined treatment including transsphenoidal removal of the tumor, 18 courses of palliative chemotherapy, 3 courses of stereotactic irradiation for primary tumor, therapy with cabergoline and somatostatin analogues. The patient lived 2 years and 9 months after the primary diagnosis of the tumor was made. There was a decrease in size of the primary tumor after radiotherapy, and chemotherapy resulted in a decrease in the metabolic activity of metastases which increased the life expectancy of the patient. В статье представлен клинический пример «немой» АКТГ-секретирующей карциномы гипофиза с множественными экстра- и интракраниальными метастазами. Пациенту было проведено комбинированное лечение, включающее транс-сфеноидальное удаление опухоли, 18 курсов паллиативной химиотерапии (ПХТ) и 3 курса стереотаксического облучения (СРТ) первичного образования, терапия каберголином и аналогами соматостатина. Больной прожил 2 года и 9 месяцев после обнаружения опухоли. На фоне лучевой терапии отмечалось уменьшение размеров первичной опухоли, а химиотерапия приводила к уменьшению метаболической активности метастазов.
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No full textTHE TRAMP PRINTER. j - ^
- iwnus.it lot lhe Tijiks, with A|wiloRic».| j II—
Wc do not for a moment forget lliat within the I -i 1
rugged nnd illy-cld-I brca*t ul "only a tramp i
printer." l>eilt*.ihe heart 61 one who iiiIk>u . 4 fj
have been a better man . of one Who may he i I If
the hrothcr or vu of an Htliinj; hr-rt and j I j! ;;
dampened eye at home. Be Charitably .u IU
I him, our erring Enwmao*.n^ 4 —
with him a« a Christian, humane j If
mild dictate : and at tu-t when I Y\
Unlocked" up in lhe "chaw*' of IU
leant, i-waul him, our miva k
trade. oenl w
conscience
your "form
death it will Ik->>>■ tbe ■'•■m-in*," ot :■■■.. «.- Ith
nn bmuiudcc il.at nil will "lilt."
LOTS
LOTS
LOTS
—™_,_
Cood uiorin' boyt, nutl how in hit ? I'm a .etily -
luoking hoi mi.
You iCC, ■■'-'• night my tittle bed wasjaftt at
lt.8eCGW.ob!
I mi-wed the train—that's funny. t.w7-nui, (Hen '.
I walked the mil .
1 found my bed. Ill R**$£dO -Alien the eon-'
net twin* fail.
I.:i*>i night ; dreamed * dream, nnd
never wok*—
Ye*., I«>>,1 dreamed 1 lived again before J took
tht-yoke. | _ _ _
I .taw the "form V ol other d.iy.-ihrwe climb* I I l\
ed the golden hill: *
I mingled with a homely Ihroug—I wUh it wi
M "till.
•Jtwta ■ ban-nu-i spread at that oW home, at
all wnegathered there.
To crowd around the rental tio.u-l-ji.it cm
ble-.MiiK--h..re
You vee. I lived my life again—oh. happy da
mi bright'
Aartlept in my dew-damp bcl in the *tut\m
..I last night.
A pool trump prlutei liaoahearl hidden 'neal
bin ragged garb:
llatd llme»i->rofttnlng -a ibtUIaad, andltwi
It-It its batb. ,
And. fellow*, vth> ii 1 Ws.fce tbl* 111..111 wii
rr.mp*. and menial pain
May God forgive my wklted wi-h Id nevt
wake again.
50 by ii2>£ feet
50 by ii2>3 feet
50 by 112^ feet
-"'"ilN BLOCK 22
P. LARRECQU.
French Laundry
i Washing tor Families Carefully Attended to. LACKS and LACE CURTAINS
i ' • A SPECIALTY
'A POSTAL l-ARD s.111 hrlus our I.auudry Wagon lo your door
ADDRESS, P. L-RRECOU. MENLO PARK. CAL
Shop rear of Free
Reading room. High at.
Don Campbell
All kinds
°fJob Carpentering
BLOCK 22
IN BLOCK 22
THE CREAMERIE "«"«
( For a Good Home Cooked Meal or Lunch. Ladies Dining Rooms
Fresh Bread, Plea and Cakea always on hand
j -nits. fiOOO*tA*s'. Proprietor. ^ Polo All. .
Will go Soon
"Will go Soon
Will go Soon
Live Oak Stables
BKLL& OALZBLI*
PNOPRICTORS
PALO ALTO, CAL.
VUllors Driven lo lhe Culver-It". Private Residence Stock Farm, Rafale IUII, Hncina Ha
11111! all other placet of iutereat in I'ulo Alto or Menlo Park)
Parties can take the Train at Palo Alto or Menlo Park
Get
I've inuile **«mie -ti-titic.ilioir tn tin-"made /l „_L
iij.-liaUere.t-ld™.." ( J CT
Ami im "i.r..*,iH «,,.!, rvclhruwaanide.it f - .
ha.l-ron_tbimeiwtnnrhl_.rm: Vj C t
ha. Ik
will needed be
My tiam,. i- almost ended now—old .^e will
end the nice
You see my ho ml- are trembly, and I cannot
hnldft "cane;**
Hut V\e made iu u|'t>1icatn-il :<l the city iniulc
«l Ko!d.
And long to hear the asswer, ■ "TI* a ou* that
you can hold.'
—•"WiLt.111: Work."
one Quick
one Quick
one Quick
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES;
Next.Sabbath will be Conimun-j
ion at the Prcsbytertian Church'
anil special services will lie held
the latter part of this week, j
Thursday iitght Rev. Buruhaui of
Vallejo, well and favorably known
here, will speak, and Friday night,
the Rev. Dr. Dinsinore of San Jose
will conduct services.
At 3 o'clock on both Thursday
and Friday afternoons Rev. liurn-j
ham will conduct a Bible meeting
at the church. These meetings;
promise to be especially interest- '<
ing and all arc invited to attend.
Wednesday evening after prayer;
■nesting a congregational meeting!
will be held to consider questions
of importance.
WILL EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.'
A 25x125 ft. business lot on;
Main street, Palo Alto, will be exchanged for a 400 residence lot
in Palo Alto and St50 cash. Address E. \V. Bee office, Sacramen-|
to.
PALO ALTO HARNESS AND
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY CO
A. M. CARREL -
Harness.. to.OO np. Trunin... »2.50 up.
Saddles... 500." Valises 75 " ;
Whips 10 "OanvasTelescope 35 " j
Robes 1,00" Dress Suit Cases
Blankets..1,00 " Sponges, good, 15. j
Brushes 25 " Gloves 35 " j
Chatnoise Skins large size 35
Buggies, Carts, Phaetons, Surreys etc.
'Give as a call, no trouble to show foods.
W. E. Norris
Agent
Nortree Hall
Palo Alto
Princevalles
Palace of Sweets
o__.x«rx>--r a?*_-.o,r*_>_Sf_r
Redwood City
For fine Candies, Ice Cream, Soda,
Popcorn Crisps
^Citrus Fruits
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Aetna, Bythima nml Veronica
Hitter Waters, Bottle or Chso
I. X.'t* Tamales.
Telephone t8i
PALO RLTO JUJTUl.Ii
LDING &
Association
Incorporated 1892
I. S. BUTI.KR ™ -..f-Tt-.is.CHl
MlM Maty Garen Vice PrewdeBt
H_nfc >f Palo Alto ^Treasurer
Joseph HiHclniwiii Attorney
Marshall Mock Secretary
DIRECTORS—D. L. Sloan. J. 6. Duller, G.
W. Muslit:. Hiss Mary G»ren. Norris H.
•smith. W. W. Truesdale. W. K. Norm, C. A.
Mosher. Joseph Hutchinson.
A series of free Shares
Is Issued QUARTERLY
Giving to Investors the Full burnings
of the Association
Loans made on Mortgages ior building
purposes
INTEREST Paid in quarterly dividends
on term deposits
Call at the office of the Secretary.tor full
Information,
For 30 days
Only we will make
Cabinet Photos, at
2.25 per Dozen
from Mar. 71I1 to Apr. 7th
Franklin & Co.
; Opp. Depot Palo Alto
COAL
HAY, GRAIN AND
MILLSTUFFS
Express «t Hauling
Solicited *
•%
NATURAL ICE ':'!!£"
_P*>ls3s A.1IO
HOjME BflKKRY
Emerson St., in the ledyard Uuilding
Palo Alto. Cal.
K. 8* PK4*1 LEY. Proprietor
Everything made on the premises
Baking of all kinds for fa mi I ice and
Club UouHfH to order.
ICE CREAM and CANDY,
Baked Beans and Boston
Brown Bread every Saturday.
Palo Alto Feed, Fuel anil Express Co.
Alitm Slrefl. Opposite the S. P. Fralgt Depo
F. L, WORRELL, PROP
THE FASHION
S-.a-v-in.g- * _=arlors
All work carefully anil neatly done
by experienced workmen.
W, «. HL.tDK,
Next lo the l-slo Alio Osok Proprietor
ORR& PETERSON * J. E. FLANNELLY
Bicycle;
WOOD,
HAY, GRAIN
Repair "Work
Electrical Supplies
HOUSE WIRING and BELL _„..-, „-.-,._ -„...
WORK a Specialty. FtllD' FLOUR, BRAN,
FIXTURES SUPPLIED PRODUCE o^r.11 Kinds,
University ave. Below the Kair HICH 8T
• PALO ALTO
Palo Alto Transfer Co
Opposite Parkinsons Hardware Store!
c. a, MO8u1t.1t, Proprietor.
Students Hair-Cut ting our Specially.
Nevr Trnrk for Plaao SIovIhk
JBAGGAGK PROMrTLV DELIVERED
Tu-<»-<-eito|.M..,.t Workmen and * Special Attentloa to Furniture Mov.Bg.
Flrat claaa Bootblack locon-laot
*,,"d"" t eppu-B-
oiKuatriai W. C. Difani t^,„.-.,,,, •*i..s,ri'.-w!ii.rap.ri<,
0007
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DAILY PAI.O AI.TO TIMES- Mi IN DAY. 11 XK ,;. 1911
One or Two
Pickups
]-ot iOxtoo, cement wala^. 400
Corner lot 100x1.'^, 11,050.
Ot,. ..( the best built homes In
I'alo Alio, 8 room*, extremely modern, te'it-lot-allnti. large, lot ,highly
!oi|i*rovcd. nab trees, fruit Iree*.
lawn and garden; at a. sarriflee.
'Easy term*:
V. V. Harrier
irM I nfTcr*ii) Avena*.
I ,The case of Ihe two Ja|ianewr andj-
jt.ne negro arrested Friday nfgbt fori
j frequenting a disorderly bouse came]
up ihln morning before Police Judge J Tb
'Schneider snd ihe defendant* plead-jvlal!
it-d not kullly. The time of trial'M>ll
Will be >ei lomorrow, N. E. Mai-;
Icolm 'repraaaata the rlty and-
[itodgin. Smith a Ttioma* iigraaial ""'"
i the defendanta. t tAtn
I-m tl MKNTIdV.
('Ottltitl
r, Palo Alto i-eople ara
of-the California rend Mrs. Herbert E,
Hotel Ben Luiimond.
in hs* lately returned
frf.it. ii.i* .-* Hot Spring*. Mra. H.
i Ki.'i-, of Menlo Park I* al Napa
i uidii springs. Carl K Johnson of
itAia Alto* I* at Tabo* Tavern. R. 11,
rn—1 y*-*lerd*y from
The Cause of <',Mi*ti]*BlJtin.
i'on*tlpatton Is. tn some n
ihe direct result from s torpid
■low-artlng liver, brought about by,M,,onF
the withholding of the flow of blle.j 0l""°>r hot spring*. Dougla* Clark.
Thl* condlHon Is commonly allied M>M Klht,! Croaby and Mis* Elbe!
with more ae less ln.llge.Mon and °"«°«l of Stanford Cnlverslty ara
dyspepsU. i>artly da* to tha constl-!**- °**T F»rk ***■ l-*k«* Tabo*. Mr.
Buy at
Pacific Grove
Charming. Healthful, llrtun-sque,
Invigorating. Bee John F. Ilyxbee,
101 I jtc.ii avenne, corner M *ia *(-.
for i-t - >, ,i..l acreage property in th:.
delightful section.
81 -WebsterS
f New
'International
Dictionary
atlon llaelf.
Many tierson* have found^.It comparatively easy to overroihe such
condlilotis Wllh a treatment of Rexall Liter Ball*.
In our Judgment wo feel lhat ihls
preparation I* remarkably well lilted
to overcome Ihese condition*, and
ibem io yon wllb
■.-o
and Mrs, W. D. Tobey of Palo Alto
are In Bartlett Spring*. Prof-nisoc*
It. M. Alden and I* K. Baasett of
Sianford I'nlversliy are ai Cartnel*
by-tlie-Sea Mrs. II. E. IW mining*
of Menlo Park. R A. Itetllnger of!
Pslo Alto and Professor C. II. Wing;
of Stnnford I'nlversliy are al Sea1
ihe' 'l**ach hotel. Santa Crux. Dr. 'II. B.
ilerstandlng lhat any t
may have «|ieiit with ur for lb*
preparation will be refunded In aae*
there are no l.-n.fl. lal result*.
In two site*. SSc and -'.Be. Weln-
gnrtner'* The Rexall Drug Store
„„ f Reynold*. Henry Bcbnmberg aad
j„. KoIm'M Schomberg have lately regjs-
ltJ, leriii at Hotel 1 . Honda Hooper
Jackson of I.o- A li..- and Foster
Hot.I
OUBtjr.
of Palo Alto an
fli-nnnri. Fantti i*r
The lire department wn* called
om last night oa a call tbat proved1
to be a false alarm. Some smouldering ashes had been left In a re-
..piali]" for garbage In Hu- rear of;
llorwage's bakery and (he sight otitic smoke rrom theae gave a false'
Impression and an alarm waa turned
In. The voltiiiteers arrived on lhef
scene In rind Hie baker (|til..tly ,-n-;
gaged in hi* work, but no trace of'
flame*. The alarm attracted group*'
ol *|H-claKir* from all part* of the'
city who, after the exi-lienn-ni of Ih*
tnonniit, enjoyed pan_of the time at
the refreshment parlora. '
W. It. Ilauscoinb 1* In
ee-k preparing n sale*
otiii thl*.
ninpulgn,
Important
Peacock Roclcf IW of Wi„-am Dean
Springs Coal > P'!E!rly .
X Hl«tri.i _ C.urt I nil etl Kl«|i~.. N'ortli-
V a -y * I* I • rn lllstrlct of Ctsllforvils.
«PlO H IOTI J In lhi*\MgH.r of William Dean,
*' H.iiiWrii|il. V... 111111. In lit.nk
,t. • I rupltfy.
*"1"**r • ' l-H-4a-e.ni to order of Coul
• Mav/rn. 11*11. J. K. SLOAN.
F. L. Worrell
Phone Palo Alto .15
Bridge Work 5
Ngiii.iifii'ii*si*ny t*-lb are oul ot
roor m-.-.li. ..<* i-isit-r *•**-• is nur
st-xtlS ISt-f «r« «•!-•« aa* rcf'.e* the**
■nilt.nat {.'.strC*»d wilt—al t*s>*lu* l-itiw
:om an,I *lte row ■ wttlica guarsslre (ne
len ..... „f B*rrk* .n.i Ullal.,11 I*,
Vitair .Initial (annul dn Iht.. Onlr our
..'Ifllllln .net;..si. niilr It... passlt.l*. It
vlll coat Tii'l ti-.tniB( IO har( ut *■■■!»«
Vt , Sn n.t ob pis j IkStSStm ar *>*-ti*i*--*
Post-Graduate Dentists
Haw* I W,*k day*. * S. S*. HB * B, Bl.
KtarMlaya. • 0 * m. till I *. aa.
1SXS M**m.T ST. SAN FBANCtBsCO
5*» swaafs* I* Mr**! Shew****
, free
N all lien*, lhe Iol(oslng real
y. belonging to Ihe estate of
inkrtipt. Iii "the City of Palo
'allfornla: Com me net ng nl
uf Hum
ml IHc.li
AI.I,
bkssei
term*
• mean t^
I WPWKI.s
i:HT. MUST HF. AS
' 'lilt* a*h value " The
treet: rillinltig thcflee
long High street I"*
iiortbra*lerly nlong
rn* 2;.'. met? theijc*.
Ihei
r Irtliei
JP I
at ngbt
: ft*t <
lie ■ siorili-
-., th. Ill*
flERUS ASO
ment or a Ju*t debt due from i
real debior If any person.
denial.') 'intui•• It Hie Assessor,
I Ittct* or refuse* t.i giva under oait. S.tWd. .-.-hi
the •Kgteiaeni herein provided for the Trustee
nr t« oon.pl) wiih the other requl"r*-*A, Cdttlier,
men is uf this title, the Assessor ruptry, roo
.'mutt make an eailftiaie'of the vatuejsan Joae;
of the property of surh peraon, and ihe totfa .1
thc talti,- so ftt-'-l by ihe Assessor hoar of IP
must not be reduced'by the Roara
of Supervisors.
-. _The law ragulre* each and'erery
I person whr-,i>wii* any cla**"of property to anntnlly. during tbe monlh*
- of March. April or May. nle a *lete-
jj luen-LwIth the Aaaaaaor or ht* deputy f& tho county where tbe property
Is located ' Vou should give a *ute— "">•' sale is
went of all properly owned br jo'u '*'•■*■' . Cdtn
at the oflle
K*1 . Rtfe
8 IM Then
:'allfornU. <
y of June.
inn. at
-!■
Of Ih«
l ■«!■. ..( ten i-e
bid. Iii lawful money of tbr I'nltet]
Slate*, or certlfled cheek, ntui»t a.--
oompaliy each bid, as security for
th* payment bl .the purchase* price i
The Trustee rtwerve* Ihe right to
r.-Jiv-l'ntiy and all bids The dale I*-
-ulil.ti to'eontlrniailon of thejL'nurt.
r Cash In Cnited Slate*
and t» 'pnynble at (he
on the flr*t Monday la March al lljUn." ihe sale I* ceo Untied. Hld-
"Vcloch ill » '"aIII lie opened and referii'd -to the
if ton fall to a-**** |p | Court for conflrtbatlon. o& tbe Slat
nt. ;ou fail to eonp1yj<lnv „i June. tt. 11. 1911. al the hour
ind may cause yonr-[of in o'clock h. nt., at the above-.
ssor and Tax Collector! named, offlre of said Referee,'
much iroul !•. and .very iikr'v vaus* Any.further Information mar be
yourself expense. 'obtained npon Inquiry of the Trus-
Slale and laflr&arr Poll Tai 1*1'«* m\ hi* oa\ee. Referencr ix also
Rem*- tn let
your Bnerasa
wltb the la*
self, (he abi
now due and payable, at th* .
or's ofllee or to a deputy. . After the j mnlte
first Monday in -uly 11 will be -Inn
added
It la much more satisfactory toll
Ihe Assessor, as well as to »mrs.-lf (
te have your assesameat rorrect'
%hen you go to p,v. yoar tales.
Itespec i fnlly.
t. A. SPITZER, A***s*or . Cal.
4-i: ' *-lti-«l
Iho paper* nn file In tald
J K SLOAN. Trustee,
11 vim* Si. Palo Alio. California
.1 S. HITCIIISSOS*.
Attorney for Trunin*.
Rooms 110-Tj; Clan* Sprt-ck*
el* Building. San Francisco,
Pnusust in It* purity. ISLKTON
Butter lii>» won for'ltseir a place In
the heart* or hpuso* lie*
Aiwa)* (he same.
Jvlwsyi ihe beet, and
- Alwats in tbe dust-ptoot carton
'old by -
ilivby A Ullie. Palo Alio.
* fl. tt, Spauldlng, Pato Alto.
.nun A llftyle, v|.-.,:.- Parts.
Fo lhe People of
PALO ALTO
.Jin..- 30. tail, will sell '.Ii'-ir good* '
at- tbe' lotlnwAng uniform - scale ot, 1
prices:
lireail. C t-eni* a loaf, or twenty-
two tickets for tl retail, and 4 cents <
a loaf at wholesale; ' „ i-
. Roll*, buns, - doughnut*, cookie* J
and other imsll goods sr I cent each ,.
with a 20 per cent rcdnrtloa to (he ',
wholesale trade.
(Signed)
Palo Alto Home BaKery
By L. Horwege.
Sianford Home Bakery
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Special Offerings
Culled from our
Midsummer Sale of Summer
Wash Goods
#TT Our Sale, continued until further notice offets a
^1 grand opportunity for securing your summer
dress goods, wa'£s, wash dresses and undermuslins.
^ At 16c Yd.—.Viiiich Frcncli Galatea; fa white and black Btripca, grey BtripCg, Alice blues and
fins, suitable f*»r ilrcsttc.-, nr awn sniia.. ^Ke-ruhtr nricc. 20c yd. On sale io close.
Ai 19c—Fine Organdie Chiffons and Rati-ic* m Pcrr-ian and Oriental de^if**ns, in a variety
■ ■I new Jiattcrns and lalo>t shade-. W'.-rtli rcKutar 25c and .Vh-, tin ..rile at, 19c.
I
At 24c—K^y'iiiati Tiv.uc*t, in cnibrotdcred clici'lv. nud
iiiirt"* Wurth tiji to .*!.*(■ yard, •>(! aah at 24c yard.
rtpea, btt*axa plaids, new bars silk
I At 24c Yd.—Mcrccri/ci. Mripcd EtanttltC and \ Sle* and Mural Patterns, sulid shades of rose,
istda. pearl, urt-y, white champagne, highly tinished, suitable foe da\ or evening wear. Worth
rgular ,15c. i in sate at 24c yard.
Ai-14c—DiftdlUea, BaU|tea and Lawiia, in Dreatleaa, |M>lka dota, French nrgandic patteroa.
irge and small designs. Worth Up lb ISc and 20c vard. (In sale at I4c yard.
At JOc—I.igbl and medium colors o( I'lttintc and Lawn*., in net and Persian effects. Side
White Goods
Linweave and Klaxons—Tliv DDOSl IhmiiIiihI iiiiislicd gpodl on tlu- market today. On sale. <
nl ire line pf '.nicy weave*, including checks, atrlpea and plaids.
40c grade, on sale at 34c yard
■ JOc and -1?c grade, on sale at 24c yard
French Lin'a
At 25c Yd.--SuilaLlc ior tailored effect*, or dtcitscs- A heavy, 4o-tnch wide, **oft finish and
shrunk. Looke like pure linen, at half lhc price. Kcgnlar .iS yard, on sale at 25c yard.
At 37 l-2c Yd.—.Vi-inch width Pttlt l.inen Suitings, in late shades of tan, brown, reseda, light
blue, pink. I'cgiilar 50c grade, on sale at 37 l-2c yard.
At 25c Yd.—Embroidered l.inen Suiting, in reseda only. Regular price, 50c. On sajc ai 45c lo
close. ' •*-"'■• Jfc'
At 20c Yd. - .11 null Colored Ramie l.inen Suiting*. \ Wautiftil silk finished lin^ I^caVy.'soft
inish, in ihadea ( tan. coral, light blur. pink. Alice and brown. Regular 25c-Qjf sale at' 20c yard.
At 12 l-2c—Plain l.inen Finished Suitings, .14 hacbea wide, in th'o leading shades. Worth up
io 15c ami 18c, ' 'it -alt* at 12 I-2c.
AT 1 St
A lot oi dainty made laic Styles ol Lingerie Waists in -l.ui't'n-. t,.iii*.u>, Stfiggeg and organdies,
■Unweave and Tailored Linens, trimmed in lace and en2 FO, 1.98.
Left You Forget
All Our Thin Wash Goods on Sale
Muslin Underwear
House Dresses
Lingerie Dresses
Embroideries
Parasols
flflendenhallGl
PALO ALTO
Thompson's OaK BaKery
B, VV. K. Ttaomtwoa M.a.s.r.
*,,, trtl-- *
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No full textTHK WKATHKR.
Saa Pi-aarWo, J«». 11.— .
Fur Palo Alto: lUia t_M__g.it
WILIMIN, Kc-rs-caatrr.
latlu Pin Alto Stttwa
Progrrjjivr In Busln...
•nd Pro.ressive
, ts Politics
Calendars
H-vr y.-a rrrHv.sl .arnftar hantlsonw CALKNIIAIL** I'Oll 1011?
If I*.*, rail aad _--1 nmw. THKl AHU VOI'RS I.Ht THE A**fcl*-(..
Hi-- rwljry »• -.Hi- • suix.-*. ihihi: MATS. -Te hsvr a great __•*
-rtii-'i'l. -■ tb. io In oar vimkra, Irs.m SHI anil* i'l—*t thr
-:
: RAINFALL EXCEEDS LOCAL M^TB(iDISTS AUXILIARY SCH001
I PREVIOUS RECORDS SUBSCRIBE 10,00e[ PLAN IS PLEASINd
iU4-_-
• Janu-ttv j, 190;
• Jaaasr-.il. IIM
I January .1, 1909
• January 3, 1910
Z January 3, 1911
• Tbo\yiry of our _„— %
a of gro-fib It tpariislly u_I-T>by*. *
S tbu aboV nguran, whbh you* *
CREEKS AND RIVERS RISE RAP
* IDLY AND RAILROAD TRAF-
F1C IS INTERRUPTED.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING IN SPITE
OF RAIN
HOAHI- ol' Eltl CATION I..VOIE*
ll»K . (Ut 1IKIJ1NG FAfcT -11^
\ *\ti.Mi:NT lTliaoBT.
guiio.. V"i XlcteaT
rTt.— i.i-iir<.n..'. K*plrr*». .
**. , '' - '** '
Health Mailer l-1-..pp. .1.
25 Cts.
Trunks hauled to
and from the Depot
Palo AI to,or Cam pus
for 25 cents.
Palo Alto Transfer Company
Phone 90
: First National Bank : ;
I ..T-.n-riTuil sad Ma* lags, " 1 . .
Slight Change in
Personnel of Students
It ha* been puny years J |
heavy a rainfall hi* or
a mi short a time a
daring ihe present -toon.
i thc history of
of |Uo
-...tin.li.iK
Aim
..! of m.n.a.l ilm
■ hal
llllill SCHOOL l.-l - IMi MM
j NKW NAMKH TO Ml'.MI-KH-
SIIIP ROLL.
no*t capacity. ,
■ hern ilrUik-it
..day:
wrorkinv-
nl g-rnus
m the pen
Tht
-ffif ibefrWimul ifiunsr at .0l 1h* Rlan^ortl Mtiegt-OB depart-,
hall la.r..._-l__. '"it il/c .en.j niant fot.s_r.,A>leu..-uting ihe worlg
-,..,. inlcl -.ViMrl. , i „.; •''■***• lof^ffca-la Jltfe - prlvuM-*;
, , ,, sr-bbol vvs* sulnulii'il by r-ni-e.lt-- .
«tb, Inclmlihg . ton* of fmWr«n.[. board .approved" the:
1 1. 11.1111. scheme, nii.) irietrm-t.il Kuyfrln-i
11.-in. >li.. u-udent T**mpleinn 'to -o-'o*rst*rat«|
I. t.rrru viih the education department l»
C chlll.h. aim |,r...rntv,l o. . rls.i
renins, j ]■'. Byaltce .r*-jlg,«
cil lor the ("ni-
nprrly,
ni.-.l
; vv Well* in
• in* .id toetety, \|r.
r. i-.rl. d -lor thc ... onun'
'sloaa'o society, _,i,i Mr*
Our Sale
CLOSES
SATURDAY
I Take This
LAST
OPPORTUNITY
f to Get Your
SHOE
BARGAINS
1
i
or 2.45
Boys You a
{ 3.50, 5
SHOE I
* ' i j
"A Dead Fact"
m.I '*$,** .", -rjrn-aM
Hr i.m_. ■_. Sb-- -f *-«_-*
■ i|._i *_. mma*.
Ant* '«# r-a. t -j..', ,.s
It-sh ft-- arsl r-*in.
Th*. _>•■> *S*lly ruined
I..--. I..I..-. .*,!..-;
Vi'li) **• i« tr-c i»-stl]*nt
VOwt. *.« c*n supyt. -.«. r.
il.' sir -ir-*-*"
Our XotUr—OoOd Work. Ixiw
I'rlce*.
Stanford
Dyeing & Cleaning
Works
,..t1_i to -_rct...... ol iK
,'i.iTj. the walrr in i'
j.*nd tho* prevent, the Inaadl
" !stdewa-k* and csJUr*
During tbl. wiak aereral rfauug*- City lias Hen Potted
tbe makeup of n» high aefeool i ''ar'>' ,lli* rnorning the ci
l-irtmriil *cu( mil .urn tu tnv
''■<■■ scwtige coiiifetiotis -mil
l"c|__rr.1*1.1 rush at .i|irr i any pari
Woman'* Foreign Missionary j regard to tba matter.
,.r..>-.■#..mes 10 ■""""'I- II. M. Trunin! irprcsi-ntiil
prepared paih. lh* •'-P'vorih l^guc. ami Denial Ot*
*rn m _, neat addlVM lojd of ihe Jl
Leagae a oik. C F_. Ji
"XSm,i
Lion,.
I....iv havi-
ic f t.,..
dr-. ■' »'; JerTcrs. i
. mB-.r -. -*— — -igalc N,,"N IL ""'■ MpITU prv-riT
*-*^ jthr scwiige eoingtioil*. ..mln. be *"*' iwrhlier. ami Ihea-lhe c
*nl. Thr.-e new-slndeiit* have r*g- |rvpi•** evening w4* t.mlcrlakn..
l.»t*_--.l In the sophomore 11 da*.. '., |^,|o ,\ll.. wber* thr |top|-_ugc of vt,",''< »»as dltcaaticm .•( -in.) ,.ib„ rip-
Tbey are J. Fowlar Hart. •pOm,t\,f_ -ail.rr a_.icr had l-ceo-iir' .langcr i'"" It a. ur*. church in PaI.. Mi.,
•dankslo. Minn: I_nala HcDegian' ,.-. %o proprri. Onr.t_tiger.mspt.ee M}r' » *9Pn di *cu*ston of the ttv_ul
ol t.rm Alto*,-who ha* bj-ra ajietnl-;,.... ,iis,-...rr.-.t near Uawtlvomr andi"* * '--arch by.(Mr*. Batfi.' H li be...
Ing the Mountain View ll'lgh tkalQa:.; K.crrtt, where ihr water fetalVatfccd *"■• •"■'I " S -L*dley, C I. }„„\jn'
id Mlaa Rdna Ho.it from Ran l_ni. ...,, the -oil arouml a rrs.pool and thr '-'e chtlmun -i the building rmmnii-
Obltpo
will enti
this mm
Many ninre net
' th* school on Hn
ifc. when I
papn*
3llth
covering f Ihe pit had fallen A'tree ""*'■ "
ncrby also suffered bom lb.» wa*fe*|•**•»•'
ami, *-■._. h i- been liaiisplaitlnl in th«
ntiii* i if ihi* .|r*lrvict-on. Ctoattngi
A. few or the old ttndenlt .i»
missii . Carl tjuisrn. Kelsuke
Obara and Frank. Maltnoka ,ir. enrolled In Ibe i'nlverslty of California, wblle Walter Wilson bas entered Stanford.
Ralph Strong ha* not yet returned io school, but he may dc-lde
(o do eo 'later. !ll*a Josephine
Gardner It attending high school In
Ran Maieo, her home town. Treeor'
Jones, who entered school from
Australia latt September, hat gone
back to the Antlpodea. He wa* doing eicelleat work here, especially
In Ihe drawing department, but H
was neceaaary, for him to return
home. Caflyle Worthy la now a
member of Lo* Angelea High .-"■ .nol
Robert Hi.-cricrr. who spent the
holidays et hit horn* In Pt*ni!eaa,
hat been detained by slrkncar.. but
he It expected to pu( In an tppear-
the city Ibis -il
i.ly poor bridge*
tting -
I'.in. . On. -II..I1 l'.-t|-.n.-J.
On areount of I'mfessor UanCT
■ I... n..' the i-iiiiim from ibe ato-
dentt atklng thai dancing be allowed a( .. lo"*..! run. lions was !_.(_*
on the table iintll tin- neat meeting^
whep Ihe entire board will be pretk-
-int.
"Health Nailer i i . -I
Professor Hurray reported thai*
nothing could be done at orasent lo
regard to the proposed health clinic,
as Professor Terman of Sta_rfor_L-
who hitd suggested the plan, waw
'"-,lm-1"|ontble to lend to lh* matter, antt
Ih* i,., -.,: ,-..., had alaieil ihat the-
tlol,r'''«"* j hoard-ot safely did not have lei***
V,"" *"'' """'""'- ' "-! ' ' ' .iCI1t funds it. furnish medical atri*--
-fMior, o| ^rwyrs. ^HfMam Hw^ (0 «-, .rhoJ,,.
•k il.. pom ajiil
t tha-
H.c pyn,
luay pf
■ill i
detained
I'rs-iile.
The people of May Add ha
com* very entbu*la*tlr ov*i
m*etlnga conducl-*a In thai clly fey
Evangelist Otborn. ToiinTrow
night the rommllt_>e In charge of
the rf-lval state that a very Inter
esting program 1* lo be rendered.
Bridgte May Suffer
\ v-g.rn.ti* -____V*lfca w.I! | .,, rj
l.n-U
* lhal pi.eorrr San Franci*-
' it.lit. •!■■'.'-, !■, , ,,. c. „ „,,,,
-.uiio rr
irji jrc in dangrf nl Iwioe
it '.Iclgr \„ „ ,-l ., W .„„.
-1 TO* ..tltil ,.t 1, _v, v....,,,„ „
washed
..nt, .!■ is,'T-linn W men wlifi
l.y ■!..... this morning. The
pissed
pledged, .m.I no paj-meati »r.- to fee-
rii.lii.1_-
u.it. i v^.i, irhlrHng d.-wi. the
Km mini tin. .„,„ is ara.lie.1
narrnw
.ire.m.I « ..-rrifir spred, ami
No .Irt.tilir pl.in, have been .oitlr.l
til. oli.c
rvrr* Main) thi.l if »my debris
r iu c.iuiaci with thc bridge)
Upon rcK.'.iii.iE -i tmlhllng Thtvaum
sl.i.lll.l .
..f I.V.ss. hai been mcnti.i,,,-,| „. ,1,.
and rrm
■ in there, ihr *ireiigth of three
...Toiiliiiii. -inioiiiit f„r ihr ,-„«(, Wheth
ot l.mr
ol the bralgr* would hr ap
er an atttmpt will he ms.fe lo include
patently
unahlr to withstand the pre*-i
the prcirni l.uiM.nit in Ibe pggg ,,r to
.urc The Stanford brnlnr.. .Hinij n.ol 'h«»r.| it Snd sell" it ha* not been
bridge and *treet railway bridge near j'lccidcvl Thc building cost about'
Ravr'nswood. and tbe Newell bridge j*-*-**". and might he u*rd for a Sunday
arc the weakest of all ibc»e th.-rmigh. pchool wmg if the architecture can
lare viruclurr* The Newell hriduc i* -'e ""'le to J.-nnmiirr Willi J.-t,..„
fiurch c.iil.l be-
Slanford Camput Inundated
Thc Stanford campus thi* mtiriiing
wa* practically imitnUtrd Thc «iile*
walk* were rovrrrtl with walrr, *0
that thr pedestrians had to retort to
thc street* ami Uwiis, if they had not
previously douitril htgh.lifi.il* \t the
street car rrossing on I_j-ncii sirrrl
a large |n--il of water had formed, and
1st ft o'clock if wa* comtnmcing lo
built
Krii.'-r Mifl. th* younger son of
Rev. and Mr*. Charlet L* UM or
Sacramento, died on January 12th.
al ibe age of II years. The Rev.
Hr, Mlei is a well-known clergyman
In the Episcopal Cburch*.
ettlo.
nd '
- the tracks.
full. ;
>.kr<l i
Lake May Overflow
Lav-titttta on thr cti'r
- pipe-, ar
nil ,
being,
There'
Mr£ C. W. Spencer
Entertains at Home
PRINCIPAL EVENT OF OCCA-
SION WAS ANNOUNCEMENT
MENT" OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
.Sal in
is some -1-utter, if the
thai tbe .iv.-iII..» pipe*
not Ire Urge enough to hin.li.
(Continued on page 4.1
ALL WOOL
How oftea tbe above -phrase I*
sirefrhed to cover fabrics In whlrh
eolton enters largely'
•J] Our suitings and overcoats a'r*
ALL wool and we would be de-
Hj-hlc-d to prove It to you by any
you wlah to name.
suit or overcoat made to* your
| measure by us meant genalae style,
nd fabric tatttfaci.en.
I
mmmmmmmmmmmmm
J
B. P. LAUSTEN
j Our Goods Always Fresh ;
EVERY DAV, BARGAIN DAY. _
No Limit Placad to Cuttotnera. We Guarantee Every At
tide Sold by Ua. No Short Weight*. Free Delivery.
'Phone 31.
day eveobg ol latt week *»
tontinue.(,1^*,' -*«niher ol people, formerly ol
lake w.ll|t,'*cl* S" 5- gaihrred at the home of
Mr. and Mr. Q \\ Siwncer. ijtt
Waverley street, and enjoye.1 jo mi
ir-n-llj plra-aul evening - Kith. nl..;..
amttmmt were thr order ol the occa-
a tlon, gad a ;[re-ii deal of merriment
I wu ■ anted.by them: The chief cvenl
• »l the iirning, however, w... tli. go.
e , noun. ci>ii-..t of the cnga-..iiiciil of Mis*
„ Clara ICslcIlc Zcllcr. formerly of I'alo
• I Alio, to Edwin Wideman. a -n„l.,,. -,t
a SiJ..i..r,i t'iiivcr*il>- This ,popah*
« young couple received many roiigraiu-
• '.-to m.. and the gue*t. gave a vole ol*]
J I hank* I., tbeir b<«t ami h...tr.s i,.
aitbr oni.mr manner of gtUM_a_K_rag tb.
I happy secret
l'i*. tb. Tes.I.cr- •*.-, un-d.
Mr. Tfinnli-ton repori-Hl tbat throat
practice teachers bad 'wen sec it i a A*
from tb«- "location department ot'
Stanford for neit f*niest*r. Hla- -
Tory d> i-tMitimt. Hits Todd: rfraw-
Ing depsrtin-iit. Ml.. Hsttlngly:, Eo-
gJlsli department, Miss lianif.
Fur filling the vacancy In tfear
hmtrd made by Stanley- Forbaa*
mslgnailon several namee were sug-
gested. bul the aplinlntment will l-« -
made at ihe neti meeltng. l
. In.limn..- Ktpir-w.
A notlflcaUon from J. F. Ilyibetr
thai tbe Inauranr* on Ibe rur__ao_r
hou*e ot th* high school had ea-
pfred. was referred to (he cleric
with power lo act.
The lime lor Ihe monthly boataT
meetings wnt changed io tb* Drat
Ti.i-.l... ir the Hrtt Tueaday fall*.
before the 1th. the meetlne; will or—
eur on the **cond Tueaday.
"Doelore do not blead people' Hkte
Ibey used to fn old time*." "Ha__*f
It's plain you have nol been paylac '
any doctor's bill* lately."
j Novelty Theater!
0 • The in...IIt Itr-.rt. S
e Here, Mother, Wife aad Street- ■£■
m l.esrt may cum* trlOtoat fear. *»■
Z REST OF THK I ill-1 - £
i' iMi.il 1 ONLY
THK i I "i'\
a . A Rlograph drama. * .m,
a a
• J-OUCKMAN CUUOtr J'*.
• Vltagraph comedy. *••
• A_«*n TWO' i>i iii.i: hi Kl.s •
I "-**-■ i
a* MIHS Miin t . vv- » •
1 Expert Pianist, .* ** J
• Nlgfet, THS. Matinee. t:*0. •
J 'Saturday nlgl.t. T:15. • "
_!7a-__m) lairerslty Avenue.
SMALL ORDERS
Receive our prompt attention
Santa Fe Lumber Co
0003
No full textIPAQ*. FC JR
DAII.V PAW* ALT. J riMUS. SAfTl'RDAY. APRIL
Bail*' Palo Hlto tttmcs ID i I fl AITfl |Q
STRONG III THE
a sat
Jpsnucd *■•"-.> afternoon ricriii Sunday •■ 'sW
Mrxr ot Itim....... mow »..J Ruwoi turn.
mr the
TIMKS publishing comfaky
A,!.!**.. *'■'■ •
TIMES. •■■''■■
Palo Alto Of 1
Ait*. Cal Nr-. It-tsu afcoui
ui!.p..l !~-ij*>ic aavwbcTV ln Itf '
THE TIUES ia mot troroa-
aot tor puttltcatioo. bui m ' nw*""** .
Nmhiof of a —Mia or 1
X 1
FIELD
Em«nl ■■ lhc I*omi>Ac<.
taenia M •**ood claaa aattc
•J. W SIMKI.VS
F.I1ITOBS
Palo A ho. Cali-
W It. KLi.Li
SATURDAY. APRIL
25. 1914.
Additional Locals
Mlaa Helen O'N-ell ot this ctty I*
spending tbo wf.-i.fn.! la Stockton
visiting friends.
H. L. Terwllllger of thU city I* Id
Los Angeles oo t short business
trip.
Mr. aad Mn. 8. W. OatU ha*re
rtturoed to their home In Los Oatos.
after upending tho laat three montha
hero.
a * a
A epeclal prayer meeting for the
young people wilt be held at the
Baptlit Church tonight at 6:16.
Palo Alto Council No. 476. Fraternal Aid Aasoclatlnn. will observe the fifteenth anniversary of
the organisation of tho local organ-
l tat Ion noxt Monday In Praternlty
Hall. Then; will be Initiation during the early pnrl of the evening.
Those wishing to attend the Ostrom
meeting* will ha tn limn for tin*
social p*Ut If tt.f) come direct to
the hail Memberi, and their faml-
Iles are Invited The eounrll will
rondmt u ri-vlvnl ilurliiR the next
four monthn, having taken up the
California plan a* pi-hHshe*] ln tho
Marrh Fr-m-nial Aid Association
Journal.
High School Send* Six Men Into
the Finals in California
Interscholastic.
Wallace, Boulware, Angell. Tetn-
pleton and Olaine Gain
Reccgmtion.
Palo Alto High School track team
won recognition at Berkeley yesterday afternoon when tbe semifinals'
In the annual California lalerach-
lastlc track and fleld meet were run
off. Some forty schools were repre-,
sealed In yesterday's trials and some.
fast work was the result. Jod-gln*
from the way In wblch the boys)
showed up aome record-breaking,
marks will be made today.
Palo Alto made a brare showing!
in the field events, sending five men;
into the flnalB. On the track the[
athletes wearing thc red and green'
were nol so fortunate. Johnson be*!
InR absent from the sprint* tn the
pole vault Boulware and Wallace
qualified for the. final**, the trial
height being 10 feel ft-inches. In
the broad Jump Harry Wallace qua!*.
Ifled for tbe finals, the hem jump of
the day being 21 feet K Inches. lttJ
the high Jump Palo Alto sent two
niBn Into today'n competition. An-1
gell nnd Templotun qualifying for n
trial at the finul lineup I" the
hnmmer throw Olalne nhowfii hi*,
eta** by placing lor Mw »"*»■ onto*.
which will be run off al '.' o'clock
thin afternoon The winning din-
la noe In thin e*ent during peeler.
day'a compelUton "ii" H" '**"*i s 1-3
inches
SECOND EDITION OF
MUSIC SCORE ON SALE
A Horond edition ol "Thi* College
Prince" music teora has hcen pub-j
llshed In order to meet the great j
demand fur the book The first edM
tlon of 'The College Prince" music,
was exhausted In -...out a week after
the performance of the successful
Opera si Stanford Orders have
been pouring In from various points'
of tbe northern part of the state
aloce. j
The hook contains al] the wrng1
hits of the open. Including "My.
Hollo Olrl "Ml Palo Alto pal."
"Thai Stanford Hag" and the other.1
great succes«ef> Tbey are hound In'
heavy gray paper and make n handsome souvenir edition Tho names
of thc prliidpala and choruae* of{
of the orif-lnal cant of
To Appraise Property of
Spring Valley Company
William Cranston and Norwood
Smith of University Realty
Company Given Assignment.
Prin
:,|...
["he College
*d in thi-
book
So Rrcnl Im*' 1
the score*, tba
platted on hu 1
Cisco
at llti
win-re
purled
u ihr deniand l***-
the- have been
on nule In Sun Trunin .lone mill ni lbe "Co-op"
t nt*.emit,) or CaHforotti.
good Hutri. have been te
Advertised Letters.
Tb.
renin !n Inn Ul
office nt I'iih.
period ended
i-d *<.i
f letter*
I in*] lu the puttl-
... fill for the
I 24. mi l(
tar* May 9, fM.|,
I- the (load elier
An assignment of considerable
distinction has been scceptod by
William Cranston and Norwood
Smith of the I'ntverslty Realty
Com pan; ut thla city It Is the a*i-
pralsemeni of :* 6no acres of land
in tbli vicinity and in San Mateo
COttntf belonging to lhe Sprint! Val-
*e> Water Company
San Francisco In umJe-tnklng c«n-
demnstioii proceeding-*" ngain»i tho
•*«tei company, and both thc dty
tt-.iii the r-ornpao) have wlOctod np-
pralxers The l*attl -\lt-n men were
fieierted by the cli) euuo'-i: of Snn
rmnr'nrii wll limit an. .citation from
Hie nlmle field ot broken, in Sun
Franrhwo and dowl) the peninsula
*g.pnitai>ri' amxilnied bi tho
■"prin** Valley an) »*r \ s*
Raid win ol Baldwin ft llo-nell W
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Bodgotl. Mr Vernal
Cannon. Mr T 1 or WntsOn Coi 1
Carnr!I Miss Maude
('oii-iih-iti: Mr*. U W
hl-iher & Co
GueMo \tlnt Kdith
Hammer. \\i„-. [..-..t.
Donhai MlH Joato McKay
Miller MU9 Maude
Smith :iii(l C
woohs Their tontntct en lln for
< •■rtll.c.-te*' of Hill? tn al' the ^iiriiiK
\11ll.-v lltn.lv tthleh in Itietf la n
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brought in ("nil-
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Save For an Object
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VKVTiitK—\ iiiiMi:— •) ki::m— \ wkiumxc
*. .1 ii.--. iImok* tn.i* '» oot of the qucit.. t, :.i tti** prpaenl
1 mr :■>;>• the- .nn !»■ easily br-uipM vi'ihln your :e:i-h A -..*•-
le .1 ll ft! •■' . ot .-;.*. Mm will -'li' II
*;.K,. . ■ !.t- [in ;.h many whar"' nf tt-oek tn tlil^ A*i0c!aCl5n
j- ■ "i. • i':n.*:i rii-.y t;-.-i-".,nd hold youimelT t *•» *r: month's
l>n>]itenle "t win soon becot" ;. !>ahii like tiaylng board or ;ent.
..nd i:.-..-t lie mimed 1'oMke i-..M<i 01 rent t •«;:: pome Ihm* to
• ■■ti v'■'.'.- il.vldendfl compouu-it-.l
Palo Alto Mutual Building
and Loan Association
Daily Palo Alto Times
•qLASSlPIED
Telephone Directory
In this column not only roar phon* number but alao your place
of basinea* la brought to the st tendon of over 1500 rcadart every
day. Phone your order or drop a line aad oar directory department
•solicitor will call upon you at once Our phone number la 115.
I '
AETNA LIKE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
G. K Slocum. cor. Alma and Lytton 45 .and 66
AUTOS FOR HIRE
General Auto Livery, cor Circle, opp. Depot 15
AUTO PAINTING AND ENAMELING
Lecher & Hubcr, 24>-2jf Hijrb street ■.sfeX
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRINO
University Garage, 544 High street * 241
BARBER SHOP
The Star Shop. Hyki Dandruff Care. Guaranteed-
BLACKSMITH
F. J. Coramerford, S.P Bryaai street , 350V
CARPET CLEANINO
Gibson'* Compressed Air snd Viconm Clcanine. \6j Lytton..430Y
CLEANINO AND DYEINO
Stanford Cleaning ind Dyrins Works. 444 Emerson street .444
DENTIST - -
Dr. Thomss F. Hammond. Rooms w. Thoits Building 10
DRESSMAKING
Mn. R. E. Herdman, SS!1 Cowper streat 711
DYEINO AND CLEANING
W. B. Knight. 319 miverslty. avenue 470
ELECTRICAL WORK
Burkhart Electrical Worka, 5*5 Emerson 18
EVERYTHINO ELECTRICAL
Palo Alto Electrical Works. 163 University 674
FURNITURE, LINOLEUMS. UPHOLSTERING
Palo Alto Furniture Co. (lnc.1, .*;.' University avenue 13
FURNITURE, STOVES, RUOS
The Eaxtcrday Company. 336 University avenue 880
GOWNS
Mis* L B Rii*V. Room 13. 156 University avenue 546K
(ilttH'KltlKS, VKGKTAHUCB. 8TATIONEKY, NOTIONS
H. B. KimuldliiK. Orimmir School blorlr ail
HAIRDRESSING AND MANICURING
.Miss F.. Clirittoffcrion Room 7, Vining Building 63*
JAPANESE GOODS
The Nippon. 274 Dnivonwtj avenue «3X
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
Robinson ft Crand-iH. 1-1 University avenue 204X
L"AUNDRY
Palo Alio laundry Co.. 6+4 Emerson 533
LADIES* TAILOR
Archainlxauli. 25 High s-ircet 434Y
LIVERY
C. W Han>on. City Slahlc*). *>6o,High street 63
XXMTKSM1TI1—-SHAni-ENINO **
0 Modlln. 349 High street 632K
MILLINERY
Las Palmas. University and Emer»on .. 304X
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Dr, L H Go-well, ill Circle 4S3K
PAINTING AND KALSOMINING
F W Backus, 4-ro High Street 284X
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS. WALL PAPER
Pa'o Alt-. Pa.nl Co. J23 Univfl^ity avenue 460L
PHOTOS AND KODAK SUPPLIES
Franklin, 106 The Circle . ..;. SioY
PLUMBING AND METAL WORK
Standard Plumbing and Metal Works. 17'. Hamilton avenue. .q6X
PRINTING AND COPPER PLATE ENGRAVING
Time* Office. Hamilton snd Ramoni 113
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE
l.yon A Hor-vege. ]*>B University 235K
SODA WORKS
Palo Alio Soda Work*.. 318 High street 563L
SHOE REPAIRING
Thoits Brothers. 174 University avenue Ha
SHAMPOOING. SCALP TREATMENT
Mrs. C Malcolm Wade, room 1, Madison-Thoiu Building. 235X
STATIONERY. BOOKS. OFFICE SUPPLIES
Congdon A Crome. MO Unlveraily avenue 535X
TAIUIILS—I-ADIE8 AND UK\"i l.i;>u'.N
Sun Tailor. N Aihara. 1&3 Htyant atreet ■■ . ..5-tt.K
I.IAMtiMi MnTOHCVCI.K TIRKS ItEHT IN THE LONG RUN
ktwk in sm;s coUPLiTri*:—ill kinds tn** nicyclk and
Mtrronciri.K rkimirin***
GARCELON <*% DONALDSON
530 High Street. Palo Alto.
BUYING
GROCERIES?
IH BUYING OUR STOCK
OF GROCERIES
QUALITY
is always ou: first consideration
Not how CHEAP but how GOOD.
Low prices follow our method of doing business ior cash.
PHONE 350 K
The Package Store
E. W. Cooke Proprietor
ADSfi
pRoresoroNAfc-
ATTORNEYS
WANTED.
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t
NORMAN it MALCOL1
ATTOIWpBV AT LAW
NOTARY I't'BIJC
flrat NaUonal Uank balldUg.
paio jut*
Wan.pspl—8asp.Bg. mecillnr. qollt-
lDS. Can also'Uka cara of colldraa
ul lnr.lld.. Mra. M.Iodr. pb. I07X
!-ll-lm
Wanted—Waanlax aad ironing by
Ihe ier- Mrs. Lalstn.r, 2*S Drrant
atra«t 4-U-lm*
Mre. U. E. T&ytor. practical narsa.
srlsaea maternltr c... of* other
nunlns- Pfcona Palo Alto .8-
J-Jp*-lm*
Wanted — Worx t»r th. *V
washing, cleaning. Ironing. MsrlDf.
Mrs. A. Bodlln. .phone S!>K.
4-1-lm*
Wanted—Second-hand furniture.
rarpeta. stoTes. WIU par blghaat
cash prices. Phone 284L. .-l.-tt
EOERTON D. LAKIN
ATTOItXKY AT LAW
NOTARY PCBUO
Raxnons. I.nllpIUPir. Palo Alto.
NOTARY PUBLIC. •
PICY A. BAUQH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
Wanted—PotlUon by -roaog Japanese wornan ts cook Id small fara-
tlr. Alto seneral houM*rork. Phone
657U 4-I3-IW*
SCHOOLS.
Wa.nt*d—By compeUnt Jap»ne»o
cook, position In family- Beat ref- j
erencea. Wasos ISO a month. I.
llatano, 1636 Post at.. San Friacls-J
ro, Cal. Phone Weat 603. 4-25-7t**,
MRS. DWIGHT V. ROSS
Teacher of Pitna
fit ntl I o SSO Addlaon Aventae.
Phone P. A. 000.
Wanted—B)" rompetent flrea**
luaker. ncwing In fttmlllca: |3 I'er
ilay. carfare and 2 meals. Oood
rofercnccH Address 9. Duvnll, 4J6
Klorenc* street. Phono 323X.
4-SS-St*
Wanted—Capable woman for itnn*'
era] housework. Apply 9 Cabrllto
street, Stanford University -t-33-tf
"for rent.
For Rent—Larue barn aultablo
for wnrrhouse. alao other buildings.
j F Byibee. Lytton ave. and Alma.
■-2&-II-D
For Rent—Sunny lo-rootn houae,
bath: tl'"- per month A bargain.
?21 Ramona street- 4-zS-2w'1
MRS. P. O. HUNDLEY
Teacher of Piano.
•ift-t Fort-it Ave. Phone StWY
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PRIVATE TUTOR
JOHN A. SQUIRE, A. B.
Latin, Greek, Meteorology
P. O. Box 5- Telephone 58
FOR SALE.
For Rent -Modern 3-room apart-,
ment furnlabed. 4Si Lytton ave*
nue Phone 736X. «-16-tf
For Rent—-Gibson's hor-teibt-elng*
shop. :..*0 High street. Apply 131
Lytton svenue. 3-26-lm
For Sale—SU h p. Waterloo gaa
cnjtlne. uaed only lw« weeks. Will
sell at a bargain Standard Plumbing and Meta) Work*-. UT Hamilton.
4-S4-4t
For Sale—Two 3-room houaee.
one corner Homer and Bryant, other
II Bryant Apply 70-1 Bryant St.
3-17-tm
! Conveniently furnished rooms for
1 houaekeeplnx: also single rooms.
•.*.■! Hamilton ave Phone tS8K
!-3.2m**
For Rent—For three months dnr-
Iur aummer, a furnlehed -t-room
rotlaRe. Rood location, nni* block
Trom S P depot. Bot, J. Times.
■1-20-tf
For Bale—Cheap, small gas kiln
ror Qrlng china. Apply Georgia
Culler. 60; Oow-nr Pbone *SSSX.
3-3l-tf
For Rule Furniture 00 campus.
good condition, serving 16 students,
fine location, to be sold at sacrifice.
Mrs r at C. Pntera. ; 1-aauan at..
Stanford Plinnr Loral 106 4-15-lm
FOUND
Found—Reliable and nrst-ciass
battery recharging at tteeit'a on (hs
stele highway. Mayfleld 11-tf-ln
LODGES
Palo Ana Camp. No 199. \ .1 W .
meets every Thur evr . Frntfrnlty
Hall L. B. Dengler. 7 30 Wnhater.
Manxantta Camp. H. W. of A
Wei eve., 7 30. Fralenjlty Hall F
W Sherman, clerk, ij.i Wigblt«I »<
Foresters at America iiie<*t M-nndA-y
rT» . Kai'.ionn Hall W W Hoyd.
Fe;*rttary. 16* Hawthorne aven-.it
Fraternal Aid Assor'n meets 2d
.iml 4th Mnmlays. Prnlnrnliy Hall
Mra E C.Sherman.ner tl* Wabater st
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home. In
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Vor Salt* 19 14 alx-eyllnder Amer-
lean lourlog far. electric tights and
■ tnrtnr. In |>crfect condition Cost.
w.lh pill-rut, liver (3 000 Any rea-
■ "naltle offer COBJldered Box A.B.,
Time* Office 4-24-lt
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
The Fact That We Are
Serving and Pleasing
A host of satisfied customers every day,
isthe best proof that we can please you, loo!
Masonic Temple Bldg*.
Phones 837 and 83
