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    Técnicas de criação do conhecimento no desenvolvimento de modelos de negócio

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    Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro Tecnológico, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia e Gestao do Conhecimento, Florianópolis, 2011Transformações organizacionais têm se beneficiado da agilidade proveniente das novas tecnologias, proporcionando o desenvolvimento de novas formas de criação de valor e de transações comerciais entre empresas que vêem suas fronteiras serem expandidas e ampliadas. Neste contexto, o desenvolvimento de modelos de negócio representa a maneira de como uma organização cria, captura e distribui valor. A gestão organizacional, a partir da era do conhecimento, associada à disseminação das tecnologias da informação e de novos métodos de avaliação dos ativos intangíveis, exige a adoção de métodos e técnicas de gestão do conhecimento. Esta dissertação tem o propósito de apresentar a evolução do conceito de modelo de negócio, suas representações, características e o seu processo de desenvolvimento bem como destacar os principais métodos e técnicas de criação do conhecimento organizacional que podem ser utilizados no processo de desenvolvimento de modelos de negócio. Os procedimentos metodológicos utilizados foram a pesquisa bibliográfica para a revisão da literatura, a utilização de desk research para o aprimoramento e complementaridade das fontes pesquisadas e consulta dirigida a especialistas através de questionário semiestruturado. O diferencial que o estudo apresenta diz respeito ao levantamento bibliográfico realizado sobre modelos de negócio e métodos e técnicas de gestão e criação do conhecimento. As limitações desta pesquisa estão na sua realização tendo em vista às restrições de acesso ao grupo de especialistas selecionados. Conclui-se que o desenvolvimento de modelos de negócio é um tema emergente, e associado à criação do conhecimento organizacional, como uma nova unidade de análise organizacional requer estudos complementares
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    RCAAP - Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal

    Coral infanto-juvenil da UNESP: educação musical pela voz

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    Trata-se de trabalho de educação musical pelo uso da voz cantada, com crianças e jovens da comunidade do Ipiranga. Operando ininterruptamente desde 1989, é hoje classificado como Projeto Permanente do PAC/PROEX. A iniciativa é de grande importância, uma vez que a música, desde 1971, encontra-se ausente da maior parte das escolas brasileiras; o uso da voz fornece alternativas ao acesso à música, desvinculado da questão econômica (os instrumentos musicais são caros e, por isso, distantes da população.) Neste projeto, o corpo e a voz são considerados instrumentos musicais. A partir desse projeto, formou-se o Grupo CantorIA, coral infanto-juvenil que tem se apresentado em São Paulo, interior do Estado e esteve, inclusive em Bonn e Amsterdã, em 1996. A iniciativa atende aos aspectos educacional, cultural e de apoio à comunidade, além de contribuir para o aperfeiçoamento profissional dos alunos de Música dos cursos de Bacharelado e Licenciatura do Instituto de Artes, estendendo-se também a profissionais provenientes de outras instituições. Participam do projeto atualmernte cinco alunos do Instituto de Artes, 4 do Curso de Bacharelado em Música - Habilitação em Composição e Regência e 1 do curso de Licenciatura - Habilitação em Artes Cênicas ( esta aluna já possui Habilitação em Música, pelo Instituto de Artes.); participam também 45 crianças e jovens da comunidade. Os participantes se dividem em dois grupos: crianças iniciantes (10) e Grupo CantorIA (crianças e jovens). A maior parte dos participantes provém do próprio bairro do Ipiranga, mas há algumas crianças que vêm de outros bairros. A motivação está no próprio ato de cantar em grupo, pois, embora trabalhoso, o projeto proporciona satisfação às pessoas envolvidas. Constitui-se também em espaço de formação e aperfeiçoamento profissional, por lidar especificamente com voz cantada infantil e juvenil, além de regência de coral infantil, especialidades não contempladas nos currículos dos cursos do Instituto de Artes. A oportunidade de convivência é importante e os participantes formam um grupo entrosado, que convive socialmente fora do espaço dos ensaios corais. Em 1989, quando o projeto teve início, tratava-se de convencer as crianças das imediações a participar da atividade; foram visitadas as escolas da região, cartazes foram espalhados pelo bairro e as crianças começaram a afluir. Nessa época, iniciou-se o mesmo trabalho em outras unidades: Assis, Franca, São José do Rioi Preto e Fatec (SP). O procedimento foi igual. Com o passar do tempo, a diminuição das bolsas de estudo e a dificuldade dos bolsistas se ausentarem da unidade um dia por semana, o único pólo que restou foi o IA. Depois de algum tempo, vencidos os primeiros obstáculos de implantação e formado um grupo coeso e constante, o aperfeiçoamento musaical começou a se evidenciar. Em 1996, inscrevem-nos para participar do Congresso da International Society for Music Educatio, em Ansterdã. Fomos selecionados, junto com outros 35 grupos de todo o mundo. A primeira conseqüência disso foi o convite para irmos a Bonn, Alemanha, para participar de um Festival de Canto Coral naquela cidade, uma semana antes do Congresso. Essa viagem proporcionou um salto de qualidade no Grupo, pela convivência com coros infantis e infanto-juvenis da europa e do Canadá. Como conseqüência, recebemos outros convites, do Brasil e do exterior (Congresso Latino-americano de Educación Musical (salvador, Bahia), Encopntro de Corais latino-americanos (México) e Niagara Falls Festival (Canadá). Infelizmente, não conseguimos fundos para atender a esses convites; essa é a amaior dificuldade que enfrentamos - falta de suporte do tamanho de nossas necessidades, pois o coral cresceu e amadureceu muito além das expectativas iniciais. Trabalhamos aos sábados pela manhã, uma parte com os monitores-regentes e outra com os grupos de crianças e jovens. Eles estão divididos em duas salas, com ao menos dois regentes em cada. A coordenação participa ativamente do trabalho pois, se é importante que o estudante adquira autonomia para reger e ministrar aulas de Educação Musical, é também importante que seja assistido de perto, tanto em questões técnicas - uso da voz, tessitura apropriada, escolha e arranjos do repertório - quanto em educacionais - condutas com as crianças, estratégias, motivação, escolha de repeertório adequado aos interesses e capacidades específicos e outros - e artísticas - formação do gosto, acesso a repertório diversificado do país e de outras culturas. Os benefícios já podem ser divisados a partir do próprio texto: apoio à comunidade, acesso a bens culturais à população infanto-juvenil, formação e aperfeiçoamento do educador musical. Esses resultados têm sido divulgados em congressos de educação musical, cursos de extensão dentro e fora do País, ampliando o leque atendido inicialmente pelo Projeto.Pró-Reitoria de Extensão Universitária (PROEX UNESP)Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Departamento de Música, Instituto de Artes de São PauloUniversidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Departamento de Música, Instituto de Artes de São Paul
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    Use of Post-Natal Antiretroviral Prophylaxis for Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Is Increasing in Italy

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    Archivio della Ricerca - Università di Pisa

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      ш "" PISMO AMERICKIH INTELEKTUALACA PREDSJEDNIKU JOHNSONU (Nastavak sa strane 3) na пам prisiistxo i akeiju u Vijet-namu I Gospodino Prcdsjednice, svjcsni smo da mi Yama pristupacne izvje-sn- o tajno lnforinacijo koje su naina nedostupne. Ali mogu li to infonna-cij- e nogirati sliku tamosnjib doga-djaj- a kakav nam pruzaju nasi naj-istaknut- iji novinari koji so inomen-taln- b nalazo u Vijetnamu, a za koje gc lie hi moglo roei da su losi Ame-rikane- i? — Ti so noxinari vec godi-narn- a nalazo u toj zemlji, pa so za njih no bi moglo reoi ni to da im jc situaoija u loj zomlji iic]oznata. Ono Sto mi vidimo, jest nepreki-nut- a serija dcinonstraeija i sukoba u Hajgonu i IIuou, vojnib udara, prijotnji i izazoxa prema nasom ambnsadoni i пачт predstavnicima od strano istili l.judi kojo pokusa-Vnm- o odrzati na vlasti. Izgubili smii inicijativu u Vijet-nam- n. Stvari so razvijaju tako da iz dana u dan rasto opasnost prosiro-nj- a rata. Pogadjaji posljednjog tjodna to najboljo p(itvrd.ju.ju. Zar no lii l)ili mudrije i pravod-nij- o da svoju inieijativu upravimo тн-ет- а mini и Vijotnamu? Ako nc-cc-mo da prosirimo rat i da preuz-mein- o riziko za kojo danas vise nc ипато kakvili oo dimcnzija l)iti — kao razumni ljudi moramo poeoti pvegox'ore dok jos za to ima vre-mena- ." It e k 1 i s ii Britanski filozof i istak-uu- tl protivnik nuklearno aaoruzanja Sir Bertrand Russell: "CovJeCanstvo le, ucjellnl, sasvim razumno. Nerazumni su samo ljudl. Sovjctskl premijer Kosi-gi- n nakon serije americ-kl- h zraCnlh napada na SJcvernl Vljetnam: "Prlja-v- a djela Amerlkanaca nc mogu blti zablljezena u Jednoj Bljeloj knjizl." AmeriCkl cmadkl vodja 1 nosilac Nobelove nagrade a mlr Martin Luther King o ratu 1 pregovorima o Vijetnamu: "Mozemo po- - stidl vlSc dijalogom nego monologom." Scf brltanske opozlcljc i blvSi konzervativni prcml-je- r Sir Alec Douglas-Hom- e: "Mozda lzglcdam glupo na televlzljl — all Je ona ce- - I — ZnaS li da Je nocas bl-lo straSno nevrijeme? — upita Jena muza. — Pa zaSto me nlel pro-budll- a? ZnaS da ne mogu pavati kad je nevrijeme? ОТЛС I SIN — Tata, kad cu bltt tollko star da idem kamo hocu 1 da se vra6am kudl, kad hodu a da ne moram pitati ma-m- u m dopustenje? — E, moj sine, ni Ja nleam tollko star! 311 LO I DKAGO Otac: Zar se ne stidlS svo- - Jlh ocjena? Napoleon Je u tvojlm godlnama bio najbo-l- jl djak u razredu. Sin: Moze blti, ali u tvo-jlm godlnama on Je bio car! LA2 — Sad valjda vise neceS tvrditi da izmlsljam: JuCer earn te vidjela kako izlazlS iz kavane. — Prije svega to Je laz, — slavobltno odgovori napadnu-t- i muz. — Ja JoS nlkada nl-eam izasao iz kavane r a v n o. IZGUBUENA BITKA G©f se obraca konobaru: — Objesili ste paroJu "Rot tnyhama", a kavona vom je Ipok puna muhal vile—p—aP—assumpariileimpmoinhWoo jjeesod'drbnfgHejoi.omvoamrinraoto-kvog-naolba-o- fi,, ffi 0 iz ruke Moskva. (Tanjug) — Koz- - sko prostran&tvo. monautl Beljajev 1 Leonov i — Sve Sto sam vldio — na konferenclji za Stampu rekao Je uzbudljix'o Leonov Idetaljno su oplsali kljucne — zaprepastilo me Je. Doljs taCke leta "Vashoda 2" — , je bila Zemlja tako pljo-izlas- ka Leonova u svemlr. jsnata da se tek na horizon- - NauCni program, kojl Je'tu nazlrala njena oblina. predvldjao lzlazak Leonova iz Ispred mene prostlralo te kablne broda, u potpunostd Je crno nebo. Zvijezde nlsu tre-reallzi- ran — izjavlo Je Be- - perile, kako to sa Zemlje lz-ljaj- ev. — Svi slsteml u bro- - gleda. Sunce Je bllo bez svo-d- u radill su bez greSke. ' Je aureole. Na pitanje novlnara kada, Iz svemlra se moglo vidje- - se to dogadjalo, Beljajev Je,tl Crno i Azovsko more. Nad odgovorio da Je lzlazak iz-vrS- en u toku drugog kruga, Je kada se brod nalazlo 500 're duo sam saopienje TASS-kilometa- ra vislne i lznad a o naSem letu u svemlr — ritorija Sovjetskog Saveza. dodao Leonov. — Kad Je komora na bro-- 1 — Kako Je bllo prillkom du blla spremna da prlml [ lzlaska lz kablne? Leonova, potapSao sam ga — Fokazalo se da lzlazak po ramenu i kazao mu "vrl- - nije komplldran, naprotlv jeme Je." — Tada su zajed- - veoma lak, odgovorio Je Le-n- o otvorlll prolaz 1 Leonov onov. Brod se trgao kad sam Jc l&ezao u komori. se zatlm automatekl zatvo-ri- o. Dva druga su blla ras-dvojen- a. — Bio sam veoma uzbu-dje- n u tlm trenuclma — ka-z- e inace uvljek smlrenl Be-ljajev. — Cltavo vrljeme smo razgovarall preko slstema ve-z- a, radill bez zurbe, kako bl tacno lzvrSlli naucni zadatak. All, Cltavo vrljeme osjecao sam kako ml sree jace blje. Rijec Je onda doblo glav-- nl akter te operaclje, covjek kojl Je prvl izi&ao u svemlr-- 1 cega, sto krlva da izgledam joS glupljl." Anonimni citalac u pl-sm- u upucenom uglednom britanskom dncvnlku "Ti-mes": "Kako Je moguce da se ljudlma JoS uvljek' dodjcljuju Ordeni britan ' skog imperija, iako im pe-rlj ve6 odavno ne postojl?" MInlstar kulture zapad- - nonjemacke pokrajine SJe- - verna Rajna — Vestfalija Mlkat: "Zlvimo u erl po- - modnika. Svatko zell da ima, all nitko ne zell da to bude." # Nizozemskl mlnlstar vanjskih poslova Luns na-kon najnovije francusko-sovjets- ke inicljative o V-ijetnamu: "Cinl se da da-nas 1 put za Zapad 1 put za Istok vode preko Pariza." № svemiru prve pokrenuo povratka? odgovorio Na triiSte Ijrrafaka iznljcli napravljcnu krzna. Nadaju kakvog Ookpi-koi- n. HUMOR Sale engleskih knjizevnika Da nebo nije darovalo Englezlma kiAu, o cemu bi oni medjusobno razgo-varall? — Chester Anthony Govorltl istinu mote svatko. Ali la- - gati treba znati. On rodlo kao budala i ftitav je zlvot razvljao svojc prlrodne spoeobnoeti. — S. Butler U neereoi covjek bolje upoenaje sa-m- og sebe, Jer se oslobadja gomlle obc-Savalac- a kojl bi mu smetali u torn poelu. — Johnson Тебко je aamUlitl Ja ruino mUHm o osobl i kako Je ne-zaslu2e- no. — WHlam Gilbert Nedostacl vellkih ljudl utjeha su za Govorlte dovjeku o njemu samome i on Ce vas satlma sluSati. — Disraeli Kad bl se na brltanskim otoclma potros, Englezi bl ruSevlna-m- a organizlrall da proslave taj dogadjaj. — Gerald CYNTHIA лvi ° Kavkazom lebdjela zavje-s- a od oblaka. — go- - na te-- 1 Je lh to na Otvor.se od njega odupro 1 kao da se malo napnjed. Kad sam izisao iz kablne, najprlje sam podigao jednu ruku. Onda Je na red doSla i druga. Zatlm sam skupio nogu. Sve Je bllo normalno. Malo kasnlje raSirio sam ru-ke, kao krila. Bllo Je to ve-oma nezgodan osjedaj. — A kako Je bllo prillkom — Povratak u kablnu biD Je tezi — Je Leo nov, ne objaSnJavajucl zbog л г-- i suvenira Eskiml su Sikusi-- a (na slici), arktifku gusje-nlc- u od se uspjehu su ranije imali sa O O se O kako svojoj niStariJe. dogodlo banket Douglas Visoko USKOKO: SEST MILIJAKDI Naufnc statistikc pred-vidjaj- u da ce sc stanovnis-t- o svijeta, koje je 19G0. godinc brojalo tri milijardc ljudl za 40 godina udvo-struCi- ti na §cst milijardl ljudi. Jedna studija o tome Istiec mno?c sloienc tcsko-c- c u suvremenom svijctu koje nastaju zbog nepre-stano- g povceanja stanov-nistv- a. U studiji sc poscb-n- o naglaSava da c"e sc sta-novniS- tvo zemalja u raz voju znatno brie povetfava-t- i nego stanovnUho u raz-- ti nego stanovnUtvo u podrutjima koja sc trctl-raj- u kao ekonomski razvi-jen- a. O toj situaciji rasprav-Ija- t (c se na svjetskoj kon-fcrenc- iji o stanovnistvu koja ce sc odriati u Иео-gra- du od 30. augusta do 10. septembra ove godine. 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Dvaput smo so spustili: u Sjovornoj Iiskoj, jjdjo jo bilo zolono, dali su nam ni-("a- k. .Ja sam tjorao report ore od !Mihaila i.i...........i.i.i.u.,i;r...i. v,.a..:w..i „ i..:..i: urvtiM._ rio sam. .xo, mi . ." isto — kao i.".iznad '". jrei(.uроkкoиjчaао i onua mirno pozvao "Tsorooa--- -. zac sam U sve zori 11(l — uliei je o inio zavijeno sniiommi. Jmli su nam uo-- rurak, mjostani su pored nas pili pivo i ljoxali: pogledao sam na sat u I vremenu bila je ponoe. Po-ii- jr no(4 nam je dni-f?- a — amorieka. Г letu, kad idio sam oliki rad Boston. Xeboderi su si- - uurali prema avioiui. Shvatio sam da mho zaista ocean. l dali listioe i tome 30 jo II. i o rasi. vu anketni list za trojicu (ЛН-liajl- o desota- - franeuskili rijooi, a je da uzvikne: i "aj Amr-rika-". Umjo.sto odgovora u rasi 4avio Moj Drimorao ОЦЦ11М1ГО, DlJOll 01)0,10111. Ylakom umoi-- a vlasnika listoxa: svojim nazivom livta. tako morao "Ja vize. FOUR. САсг-1-сс- Г1 (thank zraka, upalilo zavristao radio, ali otvorio. kraju sam krevet, okrenuo grdio sebe zaostalosti bospomoc'nosti. jiozovcm sobariou, pomi-sl- it divlji Sokretar ambasado zatokao pidzami pro-zor- a: sastanak." Odgovo- - шојјшпјш otvorite prozor. On tako jodnostavan zemlje, sm{. objasnila: rijemao Newfoundlandii otvaraiu prasina. rostoranu lokalnoiu oropsko predstojala razdanilo, prelctjoli oist znik kroz Sekretani svidjelo: je tolmika nieni oak moze biti noi Bivo shvatio nije lako Simo-no-v kom- - tome ratni roman Prije ukreavanja nam ko- - bostseler sto godma. smo morali popuniti. Pored "oip sto dosivalo M. aalaktiono-pitanj- a bilo je pitanje Ja sam v™'1 kasnije. Sto mono tioo bojao ])opunjavao JJoinanovio jo znao nokoliko ka Simonov znao vandorful" lav ja sam ortieu. antirasizain staro sam. noou istnk- - nas da jos oitav sat vio ku-- Ш10 mipsto nas je shvn-- .lci Kontroio. .Jodan od suradni- - titi ako shvati Xjoj su kn je je oda i stotino Mb I'.mirao zolo da — ,nS i,. nzdiii('i — ali l 1? ! ! ''._ JOSU JI 111 . . smo doputovali Wasliington. Od nista nisam razabirao, ali smo im tali odmali konforonciju. V sali jo In!. oko Ш) ljudi — i raznili svaki jo prod soliom imao lahlioii sa ])rozimonom i M. K. Oalaktioiiov prodstavljao jo sc U U novinar. Jodan je: siitio, razoruzanju pitanja na so ultramodern!!. svoju hladnop: so svjetlo, prozor se Na se na se prema oe su jo —"" io HP M. na so dolazi cijovi." "Xjiliova izvan-rodna- !" ]ostalo neprijatno: prozor vjerojatno starim Evro])ljn-nim- a svijotu. uzivao dotad novidjenom mu jo uobioajnili so a se to A se ne u u u su u O so ('u so se no lspadnom gundialo. J'rotnatrao Susrotao ljudi, se ]o a bi-Ijoz- io dojmove Pitao olanku: "IT rovioranstvn Amorika je sjodimo u i nrmoinit'o jiasosKo so no Amerika". anibasadonaoolmku: "Crvodnai nopohcajac posvooono oas isniiiavainopiamt'leta u na urodnika u tosUo slivatiti. Iza Jconiplioiranosti telmiko skriva so jodnotavnost dulia, te jodnostavnosti kom-]illeirano- st. Sprijatoljio sain sp s Ame-rikanae- a, ali ipak, ])riznajein, se Evropljanima druffovima. Kad sam Now Piaxdu". K. M. "ICrasnaiu Ш1. о slJ!V° kuco s iiaiKonima, ул j(.Z(iu" — ja 'Tzvjostija". Za vriioiiie tn; V?V п'.1ч,ка11-...Imor- a vlasnik jodno- - lista upitao m'e lT Fdin.ionim Drauima I'l'vijmt sam "Izmiato li vi list od vase vlade iiod na- - P.0™'?".!?0 "oolwnvost tradicye, u iia- - iain ili godUniu nadoknadu? vlko l .0sn,n £0(1,I1!l ка!ЈшЈр J"1!0 vao sain u Kinu. zatim sam bio u Latin- - Mi mho odirovorili a zatim su pooeli da Amerioi, u Tndiji, dapanu. Veo sam nam postavljaju pitanja. .Jodan urednik znao koliko jo svi raznovi-sta- n i rjedjo ivkao jo zivio u Moskvi godina sam injorio ovroikim motroin i l da — i' tada stranim dopisnioima bilo lak- - A put u SAD mi jo prvi ako motfli su putovati svuda izuzev u booote — osnovna skola. Srodiiju l eenziira no bila um.ie- - Kada smo nokad u amoriokom filmu A sada su ograuieili kretanja dodali prolom oblaka, oinilo so da jo ooiizura earuje, M"oni je jialo u duznost da odgovaram pa sam sve svalio na rat i dodao da nisam oonzor, nego novinar ne-godov- ao "Zasto Kusi otezu s vi-zai- na .'" (lonoral jo ia sam ja da dovijam: no izdajoin Ja vehkom oivorenosir noko-liko "Kakav telmieke u otvoriti, vijek. Xovom njoffov stotino Amerioi jodnom stotino a stvarna odmaio starim Orloaiisu Simonov 'vropsKo dobivato 1f).')0-ti- li izlazak, Azi.pi, ronija. pristui) rozisora. u Amerioi ]ada u Kvro-p- i. jagodo vrlo mirisa navikli. ])otpredsjednik Walla-ce uvozio sanduko "ruskili svima n.oni so oini: novinar °]ft. ijoprozirno, male, zolon.m liS. putuje, bolje. Mozda meni zato i 'к™Ј"п. 1h izvrsnog m.risa. ioga uisu dopustili da izdajem vize," Ameri- - ?""" u tome nasli so ati, 1(ч1,Ш'ки s!ras Г01Г(1 l,ol,tlko- - Voxco Ul° k: ion. .i „ vooniak nisam prepoznao Oalaktioiiov I,- - jo odgovarao o Onda je iznenada ustao novinar s eigaretom (iHidsjirao jo buruja plakata) i pro-- do genorala: "Kazite, mozote li vi ali je sam sam zbog ala ovi "Vrijeme za ee takav da je je sam lazgovore. so nam ljudska nokolioinom ili nokim u vi-- jet da arsinom. a mi to umjotnioki Pokazalo so kao Sve jo raznijora uragani, poplave. su ali bez na jo iz SSSK liili dao sto sa ле smo za- - su smi led je bio pro-- svo. nao na ne- - ki bio no jagodo. Bile su oi:, im jo Sjooam se j)rvo nooi Xew 1Го-to- li su bili propuni konzul ji1 тл mono sobu na katu u tijesnoj uliei Broadway a. Xisam zas]ati лам'1п lista zatraziti promiiem u blizini su galamili pijanci, a sobom su Staljina a da zamijeni ili Molotov ili setala svjotla neonskib roklama. Litxinov?" Miliailo Jjonianoxio so odjed- - ei )ro4tajao sam proz(ia: strsili su izniijonio; na njogovu li- - noboderi, trostao jo a doljo je inalak- - cu uzas: "Odgovorito, vi sto na nave-- sala ljudska moo. Bilo jo i ncpod- - li. ." Smirono sam odgovorio: to je nosljivo. iskljuoeno. Moi-a- m na])oiiienuti nasini ko- - IJtioao sam Corbusioiom u inaloin da u raznim zomljania iostoje raz- - fianouskom rostoi-an- u u aveniji. On so lioita uredjenja razlioita jiravila. ." raspitixao i-at-u, a tome so dogodilo Amorikaneima so sv.d.iola n.posred..ost tnmasilni gradox-inia-; gJovorio i o arliitok-- ...lgoxora i drugi dan sam procitao u nov,- - -- оу. ,J R mmVhom -- o {} J,k ,4T k ..-- I nana da so u nieni inoe naci "mjosavina nfl{„. ;nz чпш ,n!1in i,m41li:n 11P ,i„. . . J j -- I'liiizina . I!'ri.ie пашсета svra-ti- li smo u botel. Miliailo IJomanovic jo poiiovio: uzas!" Hotel jo bio Uvooor sam doao u sobu i btio sam otvoriti pro--д zor, nisam mogao. Pritiskao sam raz- - - nsCT = 1 V UFCr'.rvKmJU.) 1Л £ .iA WHДA' ЈТЛ veil, RAwol --- =j , ? nije baeio i i Ni-sa- m odlueio da : Kusi! mo ki'aj je i . . sam foru sto sam da sam vozio i sam zi-vo- tn viiek rekao 1 ' . i w .. ju .je - t iza sam s i ' I i sre- - ™J 1ИИЧ'° io: skoj je bio i s da kisa voeib — kisa, Plodovi veliki, li-je- pi, ukusa i koji smo IHvsi SAD ja- - - ~ to i kanoi poooli ' I i deboh triput ali mi-ri.- 4 i?oezao. u Логки. i nasao IS. jednoj mogao — ii ostavku ga Pola no- - kraj nom vidio sam dzoz, to lijopo . 'Xe, s li'srama 42. i . o sto s jo T() ,,.. . . n _ i jmta I ~ ju mi. .Га sam oovjek." Kao sva-ki uovator, Corbusier jo oscneiju, a ljudi zolo takvu umjotnost u kojoj je osenoija razrijodjena. S Oorbusierovim idejama liobjedjuje se sxiida — pobjedju-j- u arbitekti koji su od njega uoili, koji su lioitu diigmad — osjotio sam samo struju P oponasili, a i oni koji su tri.jezno obav- - Ijali sx'oj posao. ir 7 I V JJZZjAU' E'Tm P" Z£ rll jirozoru yniiziina jiorazen stvorio Ah Corbusier so nije intorosmio za na-ruoio- ee, vvv za e]o1iu. 0 radio je zgrado-manifos- te u Mai-soillou- , Kio do Janoini, u Lyouu i Bogoti, u Xew Yorku i Pondzabu, podizao je nebodoro i nasolja od nialih kuoa, ratovao je s ulioama, bi-ani- o jo dne-o- e i ljudsko zixoo. Zalitijoxao je slobodu za sun oo. Prilikom nasog jirvog susrota u Ame-rioi rekao sam mu da sam usbioon arbi-tokturo- in Xew A'orka. On so nasmijesio: "Uvijf'k ste bili romautioni — oak i kad sto branili konstniktivizani. Znate li Sto je to Xew York? Katastrofalna Carolina predstava.
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        THE PALO ALTO TIMES WEEKLY FRIDAY, DIXl-MIU-R 17,1897. . Doyi l.ri-*f .lUntion ur holiday trading in I'nlo Alto. Town Trustee meeting tomorrow night. Born To "Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Wil BOO, a daughter, Nov. isth. The baxaar given by the Christ' iau Church ladies was a siiu'i-..s. Supervisor Sam A yer was - . plea-ant visitor at this ollice yesterday. Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker of Wilkes BetT-. I'a.. is the guest of Mrs, S, A. Dyer. Peter Lund of lhe firm of Gair- ami & Lund spent Sunday visiting in Santa Clara. A fine Turkey dinner1 will be given on Christmas day Crenmerie. -15c. Timothy J. Towig of lrvington wits in town Sunday visiting his daughter. Mrs. (1. J.Carey. Mis. W.S. Slade. who is in the hospital in the city, is expected home on Christmas as she latin* proving rapidly. The little child of Mr. and Mrs. B. I*'. Suiter who has been under the care of Dr. Kellogg the past weck is fast improving. Mrs. Carey of Sau Jose spent a few days last week visiting her son. Mr. Carey's two brothers were also visiting him last -Sunday. C. C. Mo rsc and family are en tertninlng ! ds neke, Mrs. Cnlder- wood, who is here from Palo Alto. —Sautn Cl ua News. lt was n great pleasure to our towtispeop! le to see Mis. Stanford enjoying a drive on our thorough- Fares yestci day afternoon after nn absence of 1 .cveral months. Christina B service at thc M. K. Clu'rch nt xt Sunday morning. Special Chi ■isttuas inuslc and ser- The business men aud employees ofthe south side of University ave ure preparing lochallenge thc same ' of the north side for the annual game of fool ball to bc played on New Years'day. It is unilersttKKl tliat'lh. losing side will pay for au oyster supper at Ute Crenmerie. This week J. M. Logan, thecook at the Creamcri-f? presented Mr. and Mrs. Himmel wilh a beautiful Christmas cake. It is made to represent an-old. castle and is a work of art. The cake is on exhibition in the' show window of the restaurant.' There will be n'memoriat service in memory of Rev. R. B. Peel at thc Presbyterian Church next liabliath at 11 a. m. Prof. Griffin will speafc for the faculty.^ Mr. \V. A. Caiiiioiijfor the students and Dr. Oraybill for tbe churches. "Religion and Brains" (vill be. the pastors topic for thc evening service. MAYFIELD ITEMS. Interesting News' From Our Regular C-rrespondent. Miss jane Bcrgin and daughter of Los Gatos were visiting friends here this week. Mrs. Dr. Allen or San Jose was visiting friends here this week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Priddic. Geo. W. LaPeire, our well- known grocer was a business visitor iu'San Francisco this week. John Peacock, Sr., who was severely injured last week by being thrown from his horse is now- fast recovering. Supervisor Ayers of San Jose was here this week attending to business connected with- road work of this district. Miss Jennie LaPeire is confined to her home this w-eek on account of sickness. She has. many friend* who sympathize with her in her sickness. - Mrs. Belle Hawlcy of Ct-nler- villc is visiting friends and relatives here this week, the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. C. Scott; Torrence's Cash Store on Sating of pumpkin pie.cookies, apples; urdity last was a place of great and hot chocolate. An impromptu 1 aUr-action for the children. Mr. program was given of stones, reci- Torrcncc gave every man, woman tat ions and music. At a late limit ■ and child n present that railed ut the pleasant company broke up. M"s store. Mrs. Henley nnd daughter of j Snn Francisco were visiting here this week. Wednesduy tu com- The socinl given by lhe Y. M. S. E. Club ofthe M. E. Church, at the residence of \V. P. Hyde, was a great social success. There were about thirty present. Delicious refreshments were served, consist The Salvation Army Corps Sau Jose will give a free Christinas dinner to 1500 old and young of San Jose on Christmas day. Sergeant Trojan, the oldest local of- r and a student ut the I'lnvit* sity of the Pacific, will visit Palo Alio Friday lhe 17th to collect lonatinns in money, supplies of ill kinds, groceries, meats, fruits. ,'cgctnblcs, potatoes, etc. Evcry- botly is invited to help after his means, so noble a cause. abl puny-with sonic of their friends they visited the University and Pnlo Aho. Don'! forget the Fiitester's entertainment -on Sal unlay evening but come out and enjoy yourselves. The play, "Down by the Sea" is alone worth the admission fee. Workmen are busily putting in The Student Aid Committee are, a concrete walk in front of the Spaulding properly on Lincoln lend competent pet-sons lo do the following kinds j street. The buildings are oc- of work: all kinds of light and jcupied **J ".Valley's Barber Shop heavy house work (except cooking; and plain sewing, gar BtCl .■•rel ■Tin- aph) j and Griffin's Candy Store. Two boys were arrested this ■ill be There 1 Methodist church this evening. Program by the l*.pw<-rtli League. Refreshments to be served by the Ladies' Aid Society. General admission 10 cents., Iv. Auguin, proprietor of the An- guin Motel nt Howell Mountain, :. typewriting, |mimir*ogr_phing, piano tuning, photographic printing, cprpenttr- ►rial at Ihe *'**•■ miscellaneous labored" all sorts. Several students want work through the Christmas vacation. The community is asked toco-operate with the committee by sending noti.'i* of labor that may* be procured to Mrs A. W. Smith, room 20, quadrangle, during the morning*;, lor through Box 8_, Slanford Uni- and Rev. Anguin of Campbell were : , •. .. n- • visitors in* town yesterday. R. It. j * - ' Bell of the Live Oak stables took] Mrs. A. M. Carrel will open Iki dancing class lo the public Wednesday evening, Dec. 22nd, wilh a Bon Bon parly. Parties desiring to join the class would do well lo attend. There will.be excellent music furnished for all tl^liing to spend a pleasant evening. Mrs. Carrel ia well recommended, having taught da nc i'n-. a number of years in Sau. Fraiti-ir-c. and for 5 years having hnd full charge of the Olympic Assembly Mall in San Francisco. - She *vvill be ubly assisted by, Mr. Carrel. Moderate terms will be chnrjy-d forlessons and social tickets will be issued at reduce rates. Reference:— Mrs. Campbell; Misses Corbert, E. L- Campbell. tha 11. for ll ,1.1 ivc it: the University and Slock 1-... . Mrs. Hnrlli ttt at id t laugtitet of l.i*t Angeles- trill unit -e next Snii- day. Tliey V till i isiali i tvitlt Mis. Mrs. llattlL-ll't i sun , 1.. I-l. Partial. who hns facet illy c reel L-d a collage ■text to the st ■lliaol lion aa- „ll lTIiiIII- ning avenue. A Woman*: t Cln laL'li oral Siacicty .-formed uiide-iiht ■of Mrs. (*.. II.-Wright. All interested arc requested to be present at a ' preliminary meeting lo bc held iu the Picsbyterian Church, Thursday, Dec. 23rd. at 3 p. 111. - Thc next meeting of thc Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be belt! in the Methodist Church nl Mayfield on Wednesday, Dec. 22, at 2*30 p. m. This will be a parlor, meeting and . special program has been prepared! Snobbiest ll"»K -'» *"»«■• consisting of music and a short ad-|CaPes «** P***™**** Goods dress by Miss Everett. AH litter- P"*""?"-** Mayfietd. ' estcd are invited to be present; . f Wanted—A godd L. D. Emerson, Sec'y. "ij_w, leave address Christmas Eve. at the '■ Presby-|*arber £fiop. M^^^^^ terian Sunday School. Of course Ball-room dancing and etiquette there will be a Santa Clause ad-M jegfcfe gj'ven. Private clubs or he will have presents to give nway j sj,,^. pt.T_,n, '.Refetencc given, to all who were' On time at Sunday -y^ rcaso„able. For particul'a t-j School. For the last .two months a(ldrcss Mrs. A. m. Carrel, P.-*0. special inducement were given Box .,_ Palo Alto •*- for all to come on time nnd onj Christmas eve they will receive! Try one of IS. Himtnel's fine oys- tbeir reward direct from .Santa I ter loaves. Me guarantees that if Clans. Those'who were late will ***.***■ onc you wHl SUrcly ?" also be remembered. There wilt'* _—_. be a Christmas tree and spcc'*ml prog ram—_*>—on—*,. u ■*, 1.11 :■ v ■■..:■. The Sunday school will hold special Christmas exercise, on the i Oysters in any style at Himmel's restaurant, * . fresh milk at Slade's t Sunday after Christmas. A fur rape betwe-n Menlo rurL and MiuTJnlY*. retry -tiurr rtmidav 1. Finder -will receive reward 1.111* rtatuc tu either Uie Timi;- r r M'.-u!.'. Park f •to Hie week by Constable Frcidmnn for sleeping in a box car and took them before Justice Van Buren, who, on hearing their story, allowed them to go without punishment. John Le Roach'of Mountain! View hits opened a shoe-maker, shop 011 Main street, next door 10 the Cosmopolitan hotel. He is a skilled workman and no doubt he will give entire Mtjsfact- ioiitonll who wants work done.! -The Southern Pacific R. K. Co. hns a force of tiieti engaged iu making improvements around the depot- The old plank walk has* been removed and instead a con-! crete walk- is being put hi audi when completed will add greatly to the appearence ol the place. The members of the Mayfield Hpworth League have decided to give a social on New Year's eve.) at their hall adjoining the M. R. Church. Tbey are preparing an ' interesting program for the occasion, and all who attend will enjoy themselves in such a manner that they will forget the small sum which lltes pay for admission. Mr. Emmerjon Priddic of Fiiiley; Ohio,-was here this week. the guest of his uncle, Rev. Priddie. Mr. Priddic came hare with the intention of making a long visit among relatives, but received a telegram the'next day calling him home as his child'was sick nnd not- expected to live. >{e left for home immediately bc- accompanied as far as San Francisco by his uncle, The entertainment to bc given in Dornbergcr hall on "Saturday evening. Dee., 18th, promises to be one of the .most enjoyable entertainments of the season. AU who are to take part- have spared neither time uor expense to make it a success, ond as-the Foresters arc noted for giving successful entertainments', it is safe to say that all who altend will get their money's worth of fun. Tickets on sale at Torrence's Case Store and Griffin's Candy Store. Salt Rheum Suffered for Years With Terrible Humor on tho Hand* —Floskh would Crack Open — Stinging, Burning and Itching. "I nulli-rcei for llirc-o year* trltb salt Tbcum and was unsuct-***!ully treated by a local physician. Tb* humor was la tuy bsnds and 1 was obliged to keep a coyer - Ine "" l!tt-::i most Ot lbs t ;u:.*. i-fsr.ii;;:ti-.; tb* covcrloc sever*! tlnima day. TT seemed todo tn* soy good. The: burning aad itching van vary severe and it m-rtnrd at time* as -tbougb I should lirciim.* Insane. If I beat my flue 1* tho flr-h would rr-irlE open and blood. I began taking Hood's 8arup*rt_Uand«'l«rI bad nsod'slz bottle* I wa* entirely cured." Mi:- C. !:. Wtiim, !>. I.mur, Idabo. .THE PIONEERS OF PALO ALTO The Parkinson Lumber and Hardware Co. I'.uil. 1.* 1- niftterial ol every .ileaerii.tlon .s5;Tinioare,Paints, Oils, Brusi^es, etc -/Vt Ijiit, mt Th*Enx**tK.-ot I»rioi»__t_ y, Hoods __ ^- —' I Cl.ol.a- H.1, In Varlrl)- IMiv.-raal to r.,.i,„„ra»on lit.ital Sarsaparilla;-,,,,:",,,^; ; .tisi..Ai*...,it.-«j.i_. »-.,.,»>.,.K...iLa....i.. -Ml~.ilOraitliu.tli.l,Inoo.lh,.«1r i Order,forJ-ruit. Iciilln ,,i,J Sf.,;i,l Oidrri for f-i Hood's Pills *ffiK'.i_yM_ Mis. Williams of Snn Francisco Es._j-_i.ing here this week. Mrs.- Williams is n 'property owner and comtemplates making improvements 011 .the same iu the near future. One more week lieforc Christmas antl your best girl is looking for a present from you, bul before you purchase your Christmas gifts elsewhere give Torrence's Cash Stole ~a' cull, for notwithstanding the lateness, Mr. Torrcuce is prepared t» furnish you any thing you wnnt at reasonable prices. * Families supplied with oysters in any quantity at the Creainerie Restaurant. * \ Fresh Fish," Fruit, Candy. SOU, Oi-'nrs,Oiii*reites, Etc. Poultry Constantly on Hand ly Ilt'IiviTtril to inn toluene on llie lollov-ing days, Tliurr-di)* I Menlo Park. Fish delivered in PALO ALTO TUESDAY, THURSDAY.and SATURDAY. Main St. Redwood City. Telephone Main 23 Mill co. Plumber & Can Titter The Johns' Patent Heater Or unit ml at. Tskr.nn flits -pact*. .S_-*^**\r_ES 'FTJ-.EI.. Hot Water In 3 minutes s Geo. E. Lucas, Agent Ml M'im.a AT sunn; Stoves, Rangos and Tinware STRONER jfvisrx- BACKUS J. I'aga-, bo-HblacIf, til Dilalli'sl ItntliL-t shop, mil do rail kitttls uf. JO ! I X I j A t? I 'l'T E house cleaniiiK and window washing. Chimneys swept. Mrs. Page will also do house cleaning. Address post office box, No. 113. Paints, Oils, Wall Paper and Glass. AlO Alto Wl .*• ,\ II.-1 t I. Orders filled on short notice 1 > C. Muller, the tailor, opposite Capitol Hotel, Redwood City. Groceries, Tobacco, Cigar I Candy tvi-tt:i.n, cal. L. A. GAIKAUU •imdiiikiiiiiuiii m*7h& mtfOrVU We_ hare the. most complete Stock of Xmas GAIRAUD & LUND Plumbing and Tinning Steam and Gas Fitting <**»-—General Contracting-*^* All work 1I011- pmn'iptly nnd -attstiiRinrifllly High street, opposite 1'ost office, - - Palo Alto. OBO, W. IIAHUS I'HTBk MULLIN MULLEN. &-HARMS hHorseshoers and General Blacksmiths Tl <*i j-a l i*1 11 b ]*tTon,tly Cf- t'i*..jiiiJtly U.iiie? ill.ill stkri-.t. - between Unlrenlty an.l l.yUon Ayennra i'nlo Altu Goods bet ween Q f> pTDQ tCtX KT Francisco and, San »0. W. Ol-DOvJlN SHOES San _________________________ Jose for .both old and young. Ii.-i.ttir In Fine Doll Buggies from 95c. up, Iron "Wagons " 1.00 " jRllbbCFS "Wheelbarrows " 25c. " Dolls.. 20c. to $36 a doz Games from 5c. up All Kinds of Repairing I'niversity Avenue I'alo Alto WM Palace»'Sweets Books ioc. gp Menio Park CJA.raX_.-ar PAO-TOHT Redwood City i For fine Candies, Ice Cream, Soda, Cigars,Cigarettes and Tobsccos 1. X. I,. Tanmlas. also a fine'line ol China,] Telephone, iHi and 66. Orders died on short notice. Atbunts, Mirrors, *Ver funics, I 'ascs, und loitl goods- Z\ H-RQCERIER Candy, Nuts, and _•" » Fresh Fruits Fresh Eastent OYSTERS Always on liand: CROCKERY ETC., AT EARLE .*& CD'S. The FAIRiLive Oak Stables "V." J..G. BLflGK _ SON fl 11/I LI. pnor-Miiton'a palo Alto, cal CBtT-T-ttl*'. Pn*•!■ R-raiitCDC* Sloc_ ...___ _ uthri |>lac*(Ol ioki'.i id Pslo Ali«nr Mr*1f> Psrk . Ruble Hall, ilntlos i Parties can take the Train at Palo Alto or Meiilo Par
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          DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. MOXllAY. MARCH 7. 1010. A Few Good Buys A STORE THAT IB AI.WAVH ACCOMMODATINCs, A BTORK YOf CAK liKPEMi OJf, A HTtIRE WHERE THE PRICE* ABB 3Vtrr BIGHT ABO AM. OOfHM r.VAlt i\Ti I !• . SOc Btyat Canned Fruit, can Hltts Coffee. M. J. B. Coffee. Upton'* Tea*. Rldgway's Teas. BrsndeBJtBla'fl Teas. Waluula, Urge, 2 lbs. . . .*Oc PlB*appI*s, 3 larg* caaa..SOc OreeaOllvea, quart IB* Orape Juice. 1 qt. bottle..Sot- Red l**b*l Flour B1.4VI (Can't beet It.I Philadelphia Strike- Endeavors to Meet Condition Serious in State Convention llltMlROKIl MAI-titt HCJfMAY—; MBKTIKt) WII.L BE HELD IS I (tl-tKIJCTIJwtJ H.tiMs AB TO I -\\ -I-.-I IH'RIXG FIKBT M Mlil'li OK -.1 IllK. . Hill. IN Jl I . PROFESS1 ONAL BETTER X3SK OT t*HOt kl I'V AU, THE TIME. THIRTY DATS" CUBIT KBEE KKMU.llI Sallows c, Rhodes Phone 73 •AJ4TA CWJUIA 1-AIX. ALTO »*W WIWII nvKixn aiid OL-Axmii won** ol Saa rraaeleeo. Oaar* IM Cereee. Tel. 44UK Parisian Dyeing ® Cleaning Co. Vaaaae. Dm I I lean. eeeeaeeeaeeeaeeeeee... rktaeSSS. Palo Alto {Dyeing and Cleaning Works HAIR HEALTH IP YO.' HAVE BCALP OR HAIR mill MI.K, TAKK AOVAVTAtiK op this otter. PATRO.tHK HOME UMJOTM TKEKS*B HO CHOIOB COLLARS Mb. shifts, ate., dons ap at laaudrr. se far as cleantlneaa sod Mkth are concerned, they are all alike—*implr perfect attaJrVOMD LAUNDRY OO. Pitt**** «MR Roagb Dsy Be porno*. e«*****see»< La Peire 4 Son M A. W. MILLS UPHOLSTERER 319 University Ave. We eoald boi afford to so strong- Ir endorse Ressll "to" Hslr Toole aod eoatlBB* to **ll It a* we do. If w* wer* not certain that It woald da all we claim It will. Sbould oar eath Balsam carry as atrar. sad Rexsll "tl" Hslr Tonic aot give •allr* aatlafaction to the users, tb*r would lose fsltb Is as and our BtslrmeatB. sad la consequence oni buslBses pntstlge would suffer. Therefore, when we assure /oa that ir >-our bslr Is begfaBlag to unnaturally fall out or If vim hate aar scalp trouble, Re-all ' 13 " Hslr Tonic will promptly eradicate dandruff. BtlmutBt* hair growth gad prevent premature bsldnes*. ym may rest aatured that w* know What we are talking about. Out of oae hundred teat case* Rexall "•J" Hair TobIc gave entire aall* fact ton In ninety-three V-.is**. It ha* been proved tbat It will s-row bslr *vea on bald heads, when, of course, the baldness had Bat existed for so long a time lhal lb* follicles, which are the roots of Ibe hair, had not become absolulelr lifeless. Resell "*1" Hslr Tonic hi vastly different from other Btasllsr pren- arallOBB. We belter* that It wilt do more than snr other human agency toward reelorlng hslr groVth BBd hslr heslth It It not greaar sad will nol gum th* scalp or balr or cause permanent tula. It la as plessSBl to use bb pure cold water. Our talth In Rexall "»3 ' Hair Tonic la ao strong thst w* ask ro*i to try It on our posit.. «u*rante* that rour money wilt be chearfullr refunded WtlhOUt^quMtlOB nr qulb hi* If It doe* not do a* we claim Certainly we can offer eo stroager argument it come* la two slase. price* (ft rests snd 11 00 Remember rou caa obuta It onlr at oar store—Tbe Resell Store. W***a- aartner A Oo. Be s dresmsr if rou will, bat get up ead basils when tb* alarm cluck goes off. NMIAK E. MALC-HK ATTORNEY AT LAW * OT ART PI' Bl JC First Nations; Bank balldlag. Palo Alio. Offlc* pbotte IIBK; residence phoae 'UK. Business Cards I'bltedslpbla. March *.—The calm of the qulel-tet day Phllsdel- pbl* ha* know* alsce the carmen's atrlh* began more than Iwo weeks sgo, was broken Buodsr night br * a*rl*a of disturbance* In wblcb tbr** person* w*r* *hol. os* a girl. fatally, many Barely person* were verely dabbed hr the police and more ibsa a acere of arrests made The tarbaleBre of Ibe night cbsb* ss bb unwelcome shock to the hopes of tb* *utborltlse tbst s Sunday was io paaa without serloas disorders. This hope bsd been fostered br the d*r's pacific aapert, whleh. Ib Itself, had beeB surprising, a* trouble wss anticipated ltocsust-> of Ihe general sympathy alrtke. Colli the disorders, whlcb came ith th* fall of darkness, lh* development* of th* day In the Birth*- sltusilon had'not b*en important ifllcllng clalma allll conllna* as Ibe number of men who have responded lo Ibe geaera! strlhe call. aad tbere aseffls lo be oo war to obtain accurals Agar**. Tb* committee of tea In cbarg* of the original strike movent, claim* thst I Sft.00ft peraoas la the vsrioos breach** of Philadelphia's widely dlveralded Indualrte* hare left tbelr emptor ment to demon- strat* their aympathr with the traction men'a cause and help them wlB their fight Figures gathered br the police department, however, are rlted br Director of Public Bsfetr Clsr aupporl hla previous rlslnt tbst not more than 10,000 men struck. Tba labor leaders ear tbat IM) - 000 men will be out br tonight. Tbe fortr-flft.. ooaat artillery locat*d at Fbrt Dupont, Dal., wilt be aaat to Philadelphia to guard tb* Philadelphia mint and other government property The putillrltr committer ol tbe tweaty-thlrd annual convention of tbe California Christian Endeavor Inlon sends out Ibe following bo- tke: Jelr 1-.*' Don't forget I_ O*. 3, C. OOODELL Oft-TEOPATHIO PBTBICIAX _J Offlce hoar* I to XI aad 1 to 4:10. Calls attended day or alghL dates for a moment' Write tbem | oa yomr memo boob, nark them on KARAT.*.. MetrtVIM. PUR inmii. blo«bom p-onrtAL The peepls of Bsraloga are lar*- lag their stleattoa to their naaael bloaaom festival, wbleb haa e ta be a gsls day for aatare losers throughout tbe county A1 assed sad sprlcot tree* are alreedr ta fall bloom. lsdlraU4tg thai It will aot a* long before the acr** aad acres of orchardfl which Burrouod Haratog-t will be as white sa thoagh tbe western foot It 111* ware covered with ■now. Th* date for ih* festival Is n*ter„ai.| until It can be predicted wllh * raa*oaabIe 4*gre* or certainly when Ih* prun* trees wtil be ai Ihelr t»st. which V usnallr dur lag ths latter nan of March or the flrst of April. It 1* expected thst this r**r th* fsstlval will be bsld either on March .-th or oo Agttt 3d. though a cold wave mar isle) tbe blossoms sad upset plans II I* rumored that Becreury Eboi Ib thlaklag aerlotsslr of rsx-ogsadag the eoBgrwesleBst Inaurgenta—N*w Tork Evening Poet. BRING YOCR FRIENTM TO California Yoa will merer hare a better oaeortaalty. la eXeet Merrfa I so April IB, IB: Prom New Totk From Chicago From St. Louie From New OrteeVa From Kansas City From Omaha From Council Bluffs .... From St. Paul BI.TB; From Minneapolis BI.TB: Liberal stopover* la Cslifornla. For further particular* Inquire of Harry C Reynold, DENTIST Narad, Bo*oaac Palo Abe 1 Hoon , a i, aael 1:30 to s J ML THOMAB P. B.AMMOMD DBXT ibt (tanrmoi lo Or. Mclatyre.) Hoars ft to 11 a. m. snd 1 to I p. m. Ledyard balldlag. TwIH* ibi -eBlK. Offlce Msdisoa-Thoiu rootna ft and It. Unt***r*ttr avenu*; yotr calendar. Ue * string sround' phoa* It. B arid aero ill roar Bnger - anything, but doa't j ***** t*om IU. forget! Tb* San Joee committee 1* lay- tag the biggest kind of plan*, everr- bodr la hard st work*- sad tbe outlook Is blight for California'* greatest, most Inspiring, most help-! fBl Christian Knd*-avor coBventlon. Tb* whole of Santa Clem countr 1*| alive with .-onv«atIon interest and! over 1.1.00 Ktid»avor*rs are work* lag a* a unit to achieve the high ) mark set br the general commltie*., On* of In* fln**t lull- In the atat* bas been engaged, n greet chores is being [.leaned, sn orch*a-i tra of fifty or eeveatr*ave pl*e**' will tsooa be rehearsing, many Inters*** ing side trip* are under eon* slderstlon. and—well, we can't t*U' rest one-tenth of tbe good thing* that ar* baring planned for jou aad' ths other delegate* But we waal to add .set * word about tbe 111* hedge. It's to b* executed In oxodlaed sseUI. the (H*e* boars ll to 11 and 1:M l* upper pert show-lag a large *nsm- I:ift. Hesae address ltd 4 Brran1 Bled C. X. embUm. with the three dates of previous Ssn Jo** roaveo-! "*• V* W f* K I A |w tlosa on either aide and below tbe emblem. Attached to the bar. with red wblte snd blue ribbon, will be a Btetal medallion containing sa sn* boosed outline of Mount Hamiltoa j ■.... . ... , aad Lick Observatorr on one aid* Bad s photographic reproduction on«i*»»***s»*s«*s»«*met ."aeSe lower" .bo^T.'b. j UiOCtTIOHAL Bight IltuBBlaatioa. H hi aasar- ttittttt *i passed br soy hedg* w* have ever ZZT j **** ***** ">«r***m coed Sow keep tbow date, la ml-ad.**"" __ H(°» ******* * *** sad a* eooo as roe caa aar "111 ** ■■"■ ***** ******** *** mim at •hh yea without doubt memi tm *** **** ** wor* ***** *** __* your aame ta Allsert Ceswwll. *•* ,^af_[_*n4lt_,iwJA **** ********** lenalameat chsirmsn. ft » Uncola; ~**t**m tltX. avenue. San Joe* li-B iii-lfcaat* Ban Hag, Pal* Ala*. Offlce pboae HIT. RealasBce phone ItlU HIMU LABORRBB IMU tt.l IK FARTAffTfC OBUMULATION (teveniy.fl.r Hindu*, sll wearies lurbana of vsrtoUB color*, eaeewted'. t serpemlne dance on tbs countr j road laser MllpHas Sunday, fflappsd all trafflc Into Ben Joes aad osaMd a rioi call to b* **ot to th* sheriff* offlce. A big aatomobll* Oiled with deputy sheriffs arrived on tb* scene In time to •** th* l*at of th* **v- •Bty-flv* crawling lato hla busk tn a hsybarn. which ihB gang need sa1 hesdqusrter* Tb* whole seveBlr* live sleep In oae small bBlldlag. th*' basks bring arranged la tiers. The Hindu* i-eceattr cams to this' valley and are worktag ob s pea- term aear Mllpllaa. Tb*y ar* dl-; tided Into three gauss, each Bating s lender. S<-ndsy was a day Of raat. j so a few of th*. trusted oae* were! sent for liquid refr**hm*at*. The Spirits boob began to get bear sad the Hindu* could oot com rol th*m-| selves Ther start*d a celebration, which gradually became more elsb-' orste until every op* of the seven-) ly-ii.e wss ob the county road. Tb* Hindu*, dancing the serpen-j tlae lo tbe tune of Ihelr own songs. presented sb unusual saectarl*! with their bright-eolored tarb*Ba. Tbey refsaeil lo sllow SBv vehicle to peas, sad wben the Bf>**r* ar*[ rived ihey found a row of a half doaen buggies waiting for th* op-j portBBlty to coat* lato Ssa Joee. Mrs* L. pL Warren DABOlWfl C. B. a la Spirite COR8KTB (Style, rumfort and darstbtllty. MU8 A BCsXKB—THB AT EH I _BQ BIT CB*r*B-lty **_*_*____ 1 Sll A MPOOI > G , 8IIAMPOOINO. Manlcarlng. Bcalp TraatmBBt aad Facial Mssssg* Complexion Packs a specially. All kinds of balr work given prompt at- tenUon. Mra. C. Malcolm Wad*. room NO. 1 Msdlaon-Thoita block. Phoae JI5X. Freight PROMPT BKBYICS BBBD YOtJB OBDBB Ol BAJILT ABO AVOID THB RCBH Palo Alto Transfer a 101 University TAve. Phon* 90 — i>- fflESBENGERJ WM* rttaO SI/TO Taa-JIWa** { OOMT-AKT 1*1 Oaele. Naa rale Ala, M Hay. Grain, Wood and Coal 'Kl-ITE-rlMD AT kABD BATBB F. L. WORRELL Ceruer Alans street asd HcmtKea araaa*. Pal* Alt*. Job PrtaMag at The Times i Job Printing at Tb* Times i ■•***« M-*J*J_—T:4« a. av. Utft. 1:41 aad lit p. m-; Ssasers. T:4f Yon must learn to trust yowr lellcm-tnen."" aatd the professional optimist. "There'* no use in talkinig thai way p me." at..*»ered the worrtrd-look- liren. "I'm in the grocery bus- """ . li Want of care does ua mor* dsm-j re than wsat of knowledge.—Poor' We hereay atstlfy ear aat- rosa of ear reatorst from aar eld ehop, 17J Unlrersttr ave- su*. is our as- la rati a a at BBB iiminnT avexi e Pal* Alto Cash Market proper la !■**<,mIng: lb* blBcksrmllh with bla ANY AOBN-p BOt-THMRN PACIFIC spron — Poor Richard DRY PINE WOOD : 1-4 Cord, 12-18, ..00:1−2Cord,18to59...00: 1-2 Cord, 18 to 59. 3.B0 Ostting Kvea. -if* ratolag. WUIIam. Toe . take rour nmbrelt*.*' "No. | woo'u 1 CB-rrted It wben It didn't rata ---Chicago Rec-ard- Hscnkt B. LODBB. 4BB Ptaeace St. 4 ******* WKRRY * l/ODER On* Csfit: 1st.;n. Tbe mao wb*-> get* s meager salary has tU BBiliA*a.-tloo of kaowtag that '* he Is laU ap bv Btk**** be ■fe ItbtUlt-'- TTBaaeCript. 1 ha* tb* bbii*a*j t ta caae be la 1 X -raa*t las* mec 41. II II s-sg 11:14 a. sa, 1.41 aad 4 11 ,. >_.; ■aodara. 1:41 asd 11 11 s_ m. rrom giajBfere Catreratty—l:)ft •' »■ ■* * t-ad I p. BB_g *—-■*-* 1:11 ul ii x a. 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            DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIMES. WEDNESDAY, APR, ag. iqi5. PAGE VHKEC STANFORD NEWS SUsyiCluna «« «blO*«I that Uic University of rr^fomta intends lo to back lo Hi-* American game ot football, following the break of relations with Stanford. Some be- H*-c ihat the only purpose behind ihe break Is Ihe dealre to return to -i1*" old game, rather than any high- flown principle of standing behind the ideal ot freshman elimination. Four ami a half ions of Quad* will he wnl from fiau Fraiiri.ico thin evening an,i vm lM, rM(,,. fof dlalrlhution at thr law steps tomor. rom morning at |0 o'clock The usual price of -j io win he rhargc-d for ihe lolurne bound in red buck- The en-Mom »hieh baa ln*cn In vo«ue for ihe j,.-i,t --.-* y9B,Tm (>r h(j]d. fog the iralOT i-nrnivnl on the Row haa b**n ..hnndonei! for i, more compact er.ii-rtalnnu-iil .it the Stanford I'nlon. the U'oiiu-n . t'lubhou-e and the Rraaadt olng lM>tween Stanford * is.i <.,<.* ,, conf+Iied on ihe coast genera I ly «a ihe best crew e-xot produced »e*t of the Hockie-.. nnd follower* of ihe spoil a**--.' from li.-.. nnlveraliy gen-rath l-elle-r thai tbls IUr> eight mod* <*KBTIFIOATE O** PARTNERSHII' ■"RalXfUTTIXG BIS1SKSH l*X* IlKR FirnTKXS XlMi: M..I.. of t'..lll-sJiu.., ''ouul) ul K-uttA flam, v*. Wo. the UDd«ntlent-d. heroby certify: Thai we are partners transacting a general paint store aod rontrart- Intc buatneaa ln tbe County of Santa. Clara. Stale of California, under a partnership designation, or fictitious name, to wit: PALO AI.TO PAINT COMPANY" That ihe principal plnce of busl- :n" n of said partnership Ik situated nl number *;2l fnlvemlty Avenue. in the City of Palo Alio. , in wild i County and State, that the name* In full of all the member* of said "Mft-j nership and their respective placet} of residence are aa follow*, lo w|t:i v T FLOYD, realdlng *-■ nutn-i ISfi Kipling Street. In the City COMPULSORY EDUCATION BILL PASSED IN SENATE the beat chance of bringing the! Poughkccpsle chumpionshlp to the! coast tif any aggregation which ha*' de the trip east The ajtnual Malor role l» rr*d» I am! ever) i-entor la to sign 11 wlihln { the nnt few days that the notable document may Ik* pl*red In a -iirmiK boa," and scaled under the j class pliiii- on iln* inner i-unil On rlaaa day. Friday. May 14th. Try Our Sliced Preserved Peaches Packed at Fresno 10 cents a Can FULLER & GO. 2 Phones, 751-752 Sacramento. April 2R- Ataembh- mtn Gebhart'a eompulaory education bill wa* pai-jed In the senate yei- lenlny afternoon without oppoaltlon. The measure, whleh wan Introduced at the request of the Wnnnm ■ Council of Sacramento, authortie* the Judge* of the Juvenile court to compel parent* to aend their children to school until they have competed the eighth grade. The bill raise* the age for school attendance to sixteen year*, and ninkca other changes! In the existing educational laws. of Palo Alto, Counly of Santa Clara. State of California: and H. W OUR. raiding at number 33". Lytton Avenue. In ihe City nt Palo Alio. Counly of Santa Ctarn, Slate of California That wild penmn*. above named, are ihe only i*-ernon* Inlercsted In or owning said buslnes*. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we hnvn hereunto -et onr hand* anil seal*. Ihi* <***) .lav of April. A D IH If.. W T FLOYD. It \V ORR Stair of !*iil|fi.fnl;i. (stUnt}' nf Santa On thin til ii tb ita> pi April. Ill the year om- Oinuwind nine hundred nli'I flftren. before me. niCY A HA mi" a Notary Publlr m ami for thr County of Santa Clara, realdlng therein, duly com Tnl*** tuned and sworn, personally appeared W P Flo>d ami II W Orr. known to me lo the same [lersons described In and whose names are subscribed io. ami who executed the within Instrument*, and they duly acknowledged to nn* that they executed the *ame IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand, and nfllxeil my Official Seal, at my ofi1.ee in the Clly of Palo Alto, County of Santa Clara, the day and the year in thla Cerltncale flr*t above written i SEA t.i IHCY A HAI'GH, Notjiry l-til.Ut- In and for the County of Raiun Clurn, Sinie of California I'M.) lomiiiissiiirii aspire* Dee :'3. 1V l -. i The -li.nc and fon-going Certlfl- ralo wna fi'.e'l In the Ofhce of the County Clerk of the County of Santa Clara. Stale ot California, on 13lh day of April, 191*-. 4-2R; ">•".. 12. 19. 26—Advt. T N FULLER W. S. VANDERVOORT FORD GARAGE An Interview with Mr. Ford The following interview was given by Mr. Ford to one ol the aggressive Ford agents, who returned to his home and gave it to his territory in the following newspaper advertisement. This is ihe most Important Advertisement I Ever Caused to Be Published. Read Every Word—and then Marvel * i Hi .. personal tml u* Mr Henry l-nnl I broache'l llie -.nl-jec. en..d tvhiild rrccivr l.ai-lt ;i refimil "i S*-HJ("'i ■i. (riO'OQ i Mr I'.t.J." [ ■•u-j-ge-'-iril, "Is there an.vthnijj I ran *.,,•, t.. <.ui [h.-|.1c nut'li •ec^rd t«i the Potd Mi-t-.r t'ompani '*- 30GiCl00 car rc.'Ate plan'" W c shall -cli I he MjMfrt)." wn* ihe ^:-n iip|tOy—"ami m 11 H-u-mh-.. a Full nn'iitli ahead oi An-niM ]**i'" "Tlicn ti rcifund t* iiractically assured'" "Vci—lutHine the liitally unexpected We .itc .*•().f*H0 in 7!-MX) (ai- ttelimd order* twday I'artory and branche** arc sending mil IsTki daily " I then 00 car*" "You may say." was Mr. Ford's deliberate and significant reply to this— "You may say that we shall pay back to each purchaser of a Ford car between August 1. 1914, and August 1, 1915, barring the unforeseen, the sum of 50, You may say that I authorized you to make this statement!" ■A h;n can I atlicl in the almve' 15,000,000cashcomingbacktoFord.iivitef!!−.′1∗tiidin[irr.∗iicrtivcFordownersuptnAug ii«1I.1915,itactual]−′mcin∗.−FordTouringCarsfor15,000,000 cash coming back to Ford .iivitef!!-.'1 *tiid in [irr.*iicrtivc Ford owners up tn Aug~ii«1 I. 1915, it actual]-' mcin*. - Ford Touring Cars for 490—less the 50rebate!FordRunaboutsforS440—lessthe50 rebate! Ford Runabouts for S440— less the 50 rebate! What is there left for me to say? The Ford Garage Sold Paid t"ar*. la*-l week lo Or I C Siltiiii.in. Stanford Meat (.V. I K. Haskctt, J*'. P Gambie, I. P Moore Another carload due to arrive nexi week The Chautauqua as a Business Force Merchants Trade Journal of Des Moines Gives Views in an Impartial Way comprehensive article to bui-tne** men by a bualnca* man — -ihe edllor| of Ihe Merchant-* Trade .imirnnl of! DM Molne*. an authority in it* field: ■Any bu*inc***i man is glad to ho ntili* to wi>. 'We have n good chail-1 iniKiun lu our town." because ihe' word chauta-UQUa If rts-ogniied n* ■] symliol of culture, high Ideals and. broad thinking These nre lhlng«| for my community to !**■ proud of ; Dill fe* people ainire-ciHle Ihe chau- l*inHim a» a tiiti-tness force a* most j of tbem ne\ei thought of it na aiirh.| 'Komierl> It w»a thought thai! for nil's* to gain an eitucatlon It was] itt'rc«>ini-> for hint lo drop hla every* I da*y work and go away io •nmr great I InstHutlon nf learnlnt: No ODOi IbotiRht of having culture ami train-1 Ing brought to the community, and \ while of conrt-e. »r full» approelalei tin- Imi thai foi one io rerrlve *i broad It't-h li Uiil Oi profi-anlutiiil odtl-J <ncii.li in- DtuHi aim go iii tin- in-stf-i tm Imi of it'iirjilUK otTerliiK a|**e|»|ll courara of atmlv nlnng Ihe lines lhalj ho w-lahea to follow. H la al thei Min*. lime inn- thai Hie- people nil hundreds nti.l hundreds of communities throughout thi* country have- been educated lo a considerable de-j grcr .■.:;.! lilted lo a higher plane nfi thinking ami living ilirmigh Ihe in fluenee uf this greni eilncnMoim Daily Palo Alto Times CLASBIPieD Telephone Directory In thla column not onljr your phone number but also roar place ol busineu ia brought to tha attention of over 3500 rtadtra -retry day. Pho'ic your order or drop a tin* and our directory department solicitor will call upon you at one*. Our phone nurr.ber la 115. Al'TO I1I-ACKSM1T1MNU Spring work, ant-flea weldlna* ll.lllelbler. 701 High. l'l..:.:iix J.U'AM'.li: (i'HtliS r-etnre framlnj: T*h« Nlppc-e, 27* tnlvenntj »*re. Ph. UaX CARfET CLEA-NIXO t"ompre«*e*iI air or tacoom. QftiM-B, 107 IsTttoa. rti. 4301". LADm* AND (.KMl.KMKN'ri TAI1X>KS. 8» Ta.-lor. S. Alh»- rw, l.V. Bryant tt I'lmue MflK ivement (In 1nt» whi'i all] omtuunlty fon-e of this kin it tm*. tieet for a number of years ami And that ihe whole appearance of. the community has been changed 1 •sV-fi might cite you lo town after j town lhat we hove wutched |i*r*aon-J ally and we could tell JfOU of some of the sjilrndlil acblei rnients ol these, tot* us iiiiirli of which can br irneedj to 1h1a Nourci" [nu Un* point 00 w.s.h to makoj In ill la artl.il' ahotilil In* of .Itrecl ami a|n'.lnl liijerest to rioi re I Ml! ccaa ilr|i*-n.li* largcli ti|Kii| thrlt rui.-*- ninnllv dcvflupmcnl • • ■ Tbe louinnl I* glad to note thai there la s H'lidi-ncy throughout the country lo eon alder the subject of btialnni* nml i-iimiiieiie from thi- rhfi 11 In 11 una platform 11 is Attlnrt to b**a business iiii-n'a progruniH beinnai* liusl- neaa |a ;ifi.-r nil. ihe chief nlm of 11 majorlly of our |-»*oyle Wr mean, bualneaa In tbr larger irnw nnd tint . In the narrow srnsi- nf barter and trade as Ibe term If aficn misunderstood Jual now the qu«Mlon How- caul krep the voting limn nl home'*' -crlvlug nol onlv (he til I cut Ion of; parent* hut "f .Mlnr.itora nml liusl-l nf" tin-n i*v-*r> where Hut we wantl lo aai lo Oil* r«-ai|ers that In our • pinion nolhlng rsn be done tb.1l will have a greater lendencj ll-'-, ward railSlBfl timne mhiiib nie to; stay al home in lh.- -mailer 1 i«ns| and riirnl i-oiiniiuiiltlei- -shore lhev j should be Ihnii lo gUi* them th.'l right kind of business loarhlnn JliatJ sinh tincliliiK na tbey buve n iigtn; to mpttel from this creai l< rum. 1 tbe rh.111ta11.1nn |ual aueh ten hlnp aa Ihel have A right l« e^jw-rl right, In -iiiir «i*n •■■tiiiiiiinlt*. • • ■ Thla' erenl riiovetneiil The •baiil..ii<| a II deriioiiHinii ink evon dsy the fart ' thai Ihe i-oiiiiiiiiiiMi .nn III- '»• leli-.l| by k-iving ihe people thoimlii* anil Tll.-ll If H la Hint tlllH lillllK III >l tilt*. of Klvl 11 ic and Hotel Larkin PALO ALTO r.rilOI-KAN PlaAS PARCEL DELIVERY Including* Hntccnge nnd oilier FRANK DAVIS 4.10 Hawtliorne Avenue. PHOSK 0211. Caterpillars SI -IIA VI Xfi F.FFKOTIV>: AXI1 GCAIUNTSBIl Tree Sorcery Charles C. Eldredge. Tree Doctor 2111 Hjh.n.im St. Phone P. A. -iih\ COPPBRT 1.ATK KNCRAV1NO I'liite nnd 100 card*. •*■■-. Time* Ofltre. Phone IIS. PALO AI-TX) l.M'MHtV I*lr-l-( laa. work. Prompt i'"l- le* tlon aod delirery. Phone 0.13 HVFINH AMI (TLKAMNQ Knight A Kremel. 31D t'ni- •cerslty aienoe. Phono 470. Pl.tMHINti TON TRAITOR H. *. JKWKI.L «H1 IliEh *tre-fl- PtK>M Ml KlaKCTIUCAI. WORKS .Alfml F- Uerry, ll 12 High Bt. Phone Palo Alio lo'in. ItKKtl !- HlOl*aaC ' WTRIC OARAGE Ciperia. HOI lll-jb S( C1..M..' U7HK. F.l.I'ailirAl, WORK norkhart Kleetrle Worka, 625 Emenon street- Phone IK. KIM iHH ST( -UK. r..in imi:i:- sm. M.-iiltiti.-. to Perf-Kt or- tier or rent. B l"*i repaMiiag. PALO AI-TO rntviTi'iu: ro Furniture, Linoleum-. Phone 12. 22a Pnlvrarslty Ave. BTAMi.ll'.H n.lMHIMi AMI Ml-IAI. UHRI.V 107 Haii.Il- ion avenue. Phone MIX. LOtTKSMrTH. ■TOVB OON- nectmjj, ffeneraJ r^afriBf. 84D HI5I1 Bu-eet- Phoa* oSSK. WKI.I. HKII.I.I*I« 11. V..unl Well IltiUUraf Oft. 1'bone P*lo Alto T61X GHOCKRIKS. BTATIONKKV. NOTIONS. II. IL SpaoldJj-c, Srainniar school Mock. Ph. IMI INIVKHSITY r.\|-,A(.r r.At High Street Phone 241. Garden and Jewel City Auto Service Co. and i". nt hour announces It* Ume labia a* follows. I.cava going south- Palo Alio !>:1D thereafter uniil . 10 p. m Leave going north- -Palo Alto K 30 and every hour thereafter null; t* 30 p ri .-■'an Francisco tpeclal leaves Palo Alto at 130 a. m. Cardrn City speelnl leaves Palo Alto nl 7 pm. For fflres and further Information phone or call our agent— Palo Alto Hotel — 462X. Take a fi tt J either way night or day. Special Sale UF AUK ( Ml-SISC. MIT OUR HI'IIPI-CK OAKB AND KERRY SIT"*. Hlliilt ASH (IIKAM S17TS, KT»".. AT CXIetT. BIXBY & LILLIE EARLE & CO. GROCERS Phones 837 and 838 Masonic Temple BId*g
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              DAILY PALO AI.TO TIMM, MONDAY, FEB n. itjiS PAGE l-IVk V4RS1TY THEATRE TONIGHT "The Crown Prince's Double" A flve-pan Vltarrat,!, Bios RlbboB feature sod stsrrlns MAfltllT, OHHTEIXO—a l,r.-.mlliil onvrin*. "PATHE DAILY NEWS' r.shlpns. <vur.ni sr.ala and lasBPaaUni ktd«, lri.ni sll I'srt, ol Ihr world. tl.Mlssio* 10 CKVra. tool: 20 rials ralulm, sate is. tr. MATINEE 3l-» sail 4 p. ni. KVITXIXii till .Ml •■«& 4VMIXO KMUI _ "JAXJV srtll, 4THARIX.TTK (llUT.tT.M- Wllllll aaa SYI1NT.V 4IH-tXT ol -SO bONC IJCTTI.- Haass, Thespian Play Well Produced (Continued from Pa«e 0a«.) Art 1—RaJ&a'a Ifilrocitii. Act 3—Major p-rtkor'* flttrdr-B. i Art I Major VetVoVm llbrai*) imy Rltllng—Hti.lncf* inatiafet IVrrt (Ikllfsot—St*i« niana**er "■-r-inV Kirk*---*—I'rop*rtl*t. Co*tun.lng~ '!!-• Ellen Tm#bl(XMi HBETmO K0T1CK. Ol PALO ALTO 1.0DUK SO. I4«, 7V*\F A A. U-. M-.at.nlc Tetiple. Tt-r«dn. Kehrtjerr 22. 1916 Special meetlnK Tblrd d-tfere-e, R ■> m. Br order ot th* W. M, W C. WERRT. Bicrnin LOCALS "The Challenge of the Church" by Rev. Mr. Morgan Say* That World la Casting Off Shackles of Creed in New Reformation Um['l-r**T*' candy end ice cream bnt In Palo Alio Orttcri delivered Telephone jf*7K. ia-o- imo-td? A n-n! treat tiuiwiai dinner* ,'■ fl cents, al Hotel Peto Alto 1-5: iw - Adrt. i Manicuring, rm. I. Madlion-Tholli lili'.v: Ladies and gentlemen 1-4-tfad Tbe Challenge of tbe Cburch" ■ a* Ui* lople of the Ite? Frederick Mo/Ell n til lhr Ita-iLlal Cbtirrb y«»- ir-niai Tbr teit ?*■ a» taken Trom Ml 6 1*. Thou art I'l-trr and uj-on Hit* rork I will (onnd my church. nml lh* cnlc-* ot hndra altall not prevail again*! 11 ' Mi Morgan •aid in l.arl Thla wan a ilramaltc iliomenl In I tilt* «orl<l a liUlor? Ti*n rvnturlcti .of H*t>r*l* filaiurT pr*par-*(*- tor It |T»rent» rent 11 Me* of Chrlitlan hketo* Splralla coretia and w _, Frank •ralate Mra Mack.Oo si ,-i Pb .I-h* »orai a-, thi*) h»vp been I'hrli-i- rr Uttvp' 'rum 11 I'hi* .tgnlA .if in. m.-inenl KaeH ***** ta irsUiuri.lliic Im t a man jtmt. tin It, ihr llntt -a Imi n? 01 illil an .UKXI L.*i1 lit Ihf il.lotl tit lhr rolll lA'llllMB t_tigenrmr «aa i**|'--d lO. naodtUrg significance 4.f lomut o* tbe Ran f'rnm-lncti Katufdnv .m *r (-iiuril ivtr-iln of Uod In nit-n and III man or :hr illnf-u" of bin lltili bmtb*r . i(. tiiui-u-ir Umupa nf auch mon mrr who 1* -""!.-■ ii.-; r*-..,-, an altar* Ol rhi-n-hra of Jrmu* **_r*_1 Ji-.u. no* AJ.*.eii.tl<Ht*- lillteri-d to- 'I.t- rhlirch tta two-fdld * • • I r-httlir-iiKi- !<■ 'hallentti* to l'a mem Mia, T Units', man will tt"* ^1* b**r« mad Mm cball^ngi? lo the world addrt*.. In lhr ku1M room of All Tn It* iii.-ni'ior. hi- *»ld Crt a ? I. Sainti < hurcb at 7 %n -.flu.*, to- i.m nl lb* minUO i?ntl mi-anlng t«l Monro* ■ Tueadaj I on lhe work at tin *ti*taa«e and in? Ilftt nnd fetal) thr rxiK-aftlot- or thr Y.'iinit Wo-! ■-jsrif r_nnnt *t_? »oiir OOBqUeHng tnrn * i»; rial katfl AK.ix-kalU.n j rartsrr Ull to I b«* World ' VtSUT • • • BJitt-a nf linll im-: rlatin antrtioalllfi? Thi- .iiii1i*ni« »i MAHiAnim Hall m0& xmto halreda vour i-cnfirinir olwi#r*r4l unto* aa a hollda? tn hon- j and »u*>eralHlona and f«n*tiri»m« or ot Weahlnaton li-Mi-ad of lt>m»r- ; |„*JiM*d rhr mbatrn ualnni. rraonr.--* rou in ordrr thai llio.r mti.i had ' f,, inn*. ,f Uir human hran llaflf gone huine ft.r ihr »P,-k.-ti.! mlghl rnnii" i.-r*r.n acalnat Ihla Hi? »la? * slat loi.i-.rr K*»'t.lali|OOS « I »l .btift-l And n.al Ihhiiii. Ihr na t.r '*■» IIIM4 liiniorri. 11111 uf ill In ft* e' ill nil i i OOMml aoul Who Has Best Cows in State of California University of California Agricul tural Department Will Find Out Who ha* tbe ln_l row* In Callfo- 01* * Thc L'UlvvntUj of CalUotnin wania to find oui. and to dvtnon • '.■...:•■ ho« _nrh belter good com arr ihan jtoor ■■■:■.> - 80 the rollrat' ot csH'-iiiiiiit* Ib considering the in auguration 00 the rirai of Norem- trox ot a ' i'..ilr ilni; > row COlaprH Hon li In planned to rontlnue thn com petition for anteen montba It will l>e or*en not on)) to purw-bred hui alao to -trt.de end to common cow* and a nutn'-er of different prli--« will be awarded, for butter-fat production during nay ten contlnuonn in 11 in ha of t hl» pt-rlod. Prlae-s mg ■ grrKaI|ng MV«rSj tbotia-md dollar! have bwen offered Tbe prU* |t*i howerer ..III be held t>|i-*n until Jiil> 1 mo Ihnt any «thraon* Oi firm, who wlah lo offer maeb contn l.titHum to tbe Hat ol prize* ma. Itn?r opportunllj to aubacrlb*. A circular Ln which the un|verali< win ■■-*:, !..;;, announce ihla >i--r.:: ■■ iltion and for ihi* flmi titoc make [:nii',i, thi* Hal of pteniliiina 0tTttrt.1l will he l-.-i.'l b~ thr iiitlege of tit rl.ul.urs* alxiul Auxu.t I \*>}4 matt at CARDS TO MEET MISSION TEAM Th* Sten'n 1] taieiti hall team! will hook iif 11 Itrn* tir.1 H.m* of Ita! lUtfrcollRgtatr «r. ~. » Ith Kama! onl> lit- goiKl lhr l«..,ullfn' «nd th* Iriir Rime may -s»r*>*r-|l» 4 . i4,..ji.i.. .-ii, n>») |**rvttii te- — 9 in ■ i- hjrpottraej may f-'i but ib« Iran church of ;*hrl.l th» church wllbln lhe churrb llOUghe Ctff 'he I'lcrcj-.c-iici- mill ri*. DENIES WESTERN PACIFIC PLANS TO BUY OCEAN SHORF. VlltlDttgh H H Mnallck incnitx-i i.r th<- iH?? tuna i.r Maetteti * Mai 'Id-tr attorns*-* lor lhr rsr<-*lv»r» of •hr Western PaclOc. hold* an oi-Uon on 111** atoi'h of tho OritRii MhOI-r rallioad a telegram ri*cr|***d )r«ater da? by i S Kowlr one ol the four arl* tot 'he rt-orgaiillutlon coiunilt- trr oT Ihr fiirmrr (inuld road li nlf* |h_l Hi err tt in? truth In that.... Hint the, \\t»al*rn Paclfli- ta [ilnnnlii-- on absorbing tbe Oc*>bii •'Ik,11- 1'llr u-!-,;nn, Waa «em b? \V tha ^-i.i-rn PactDc r**organ|-_i|on mai' loitti**- hi New York cltj Thr IrlrRmm followa Vim art* authorised to Halt- 011 l.ehall at ihe lVi,»i»ni Paclfl. tst- ;-!. It1*> thai : 1* •f'lwi -ftei t>a Sania I'larn diamond ; divine o- t'oach Harr* H>-*lun Ha* hm v.-t! f.irmall? antiouu.e.1 hi. pitching: 4-holre but blK OlU lto**t*trt will! Ukeh in in to bailie wuli ihe Ml* ! ■ lOb it I? hltlt-Mllrll llttetltr ha* t,.-i-n ■b-OWilAg '4-1 it Of Muff Ihi. *t*_«.!i and ' hr r* |-erlrnir he (tallied laat; ie;tr in llie In lerfol'rfrla Ir gam** »i'h lb* rnirer.il. of I'ailifornla i?n. oiadr him * tiitMe t.f le*» l*in laiK-t] pit. her Tin Si a 11 Inn] I'lm ** 11 li.nr III h.,n<l. lull uimnrrii. if tftr recur ri tif ibr i.-jijo thi. srison i*n t-e taken ... u --jti-rioi. Th* Card* haven n' W4.il • until-- iri .wis! have not plated ih* game a* It *bould b« -ila*-e.i It ul i fir .Mule. ar* l*ik-riK tht. a» Surel? the rhurch t. agil would 11 hi?r IU friend* if not h> ir* imemleit Hut It ha« been the one abidlhi Inatltutlon amld*t the thatiRiiiK i-eiitniie* if man I* In cnrulilt irllptl'iu* hr aurel? If Inerl tahl? Chrlatian The chiirrh challeng'i lodai aa (he moM ?ltal moal hui-efiil and inn.i indiapMnatila itiaiiiutKiu for prr*er*1ii|- and I rg«-neratln-{ human I if (■ 11 Iiu. e? er been lb* root he- >?r hutnaitHarinn enih mimni* In aillte nf :h* ii.rni pi loo. ami crueil tie. |ira't]it-d in in nam* u*nar*i tbr .-Hill o* Jr..i. Im* rt*l*(?t*d n OH* wold -.f 'ruth In 'be IX eaT M.VIN « KHEIH chalrtnun Tonight the Stanford ir-mi it-affii will be the (IIkiu of the Varalij Theatei nianagitnien'. and on iheir ■u down ihn? will «im up rhe rtiei- •on hai Ihai the Ttegent ha> offered for [bat local plavet wbo |.ro*-«*- tp he ihe moal rffrrt'ir for Stanford In the *arallv ronle-t In ihr estimation of r'amplieli and Ma in, rib* tig" Ittro'-Rli lrl 1. 1 >n.« fthorl ■ hlt-li ha* ******n rbe weak i;.<i'. t.f I'D* lean, and al preaenl It Rl* ins Joe Ilrorten a ihancr lo coiiverl M-i.-.- f rnto a ahonttop Hmden m not a natural *hort»tot- bul Wolief tills? I.r ahlr IO mould 1:1::: into nn* [Mi It I* who played the j.o.Hlon In eeveral Jtaniea thla vear --a. weak i.n H* (lr,,':nj- Avers Howe t» gl? Inn e'lden-r of MMnlng '.*'k and '. [iltchniK Iln.' hull iti-* maatmaii Ho*r l-icli"! giNtd ball againat ibr \K ItrW tram .-".:i lurtla* hui » a> |K«;>t 1 > .-ippoiled !lKh1eiime?il Mlierti .nd line have »[-l-e*-4-<- And lodai a. never l-e- '..i.- dor. be - hiir.-li a. i>rKatiiird t hnaii-ii.tti. ■ balUfbg* thr ii*. nil.I r-.- ih* t-'n.-i rieas. or Mu*j • f«*.ra*|-> Ina l"*e and -in iKiwrrinit tnr. A* j oner befor* I. ahe u-ekli-.r Chrlal Nil ever? life and all of life Ib* . rvitiit-i-iizing and <"lirial 1*n|7in* of r?rn land and oT er*ry people Men and wtnoen ahe chnllnnge-p * on to Ida- She coil* tot your 'la»t meaa- ■ ii rr nf devotion not for her own ■ ■' - bul for hum-siil-.- • aakr And h*i tat) I. HI* call for no rburx-h 1- t'hrt.Uiili ir It br nol rb rlall.v I lln»l ua bill lie dlaotMidtenl lo lhe liriin-lil. ? l-tou ' -ma [**«- Itn bag »■;.■.. ll Hl'l':... St.'-'ril a,l|| |w Mradei, ai ■ h'»r| 8te?rn ■i rued nd *n*>- in Ihe outfit Id Vl.l|*r,-|ne In brief huaineat iri [i io bl* ta< 'In". He made tht Iti ht* I'ord car J'.i, mllea r-4portB the roJitt. •a-i-it flMM| -*hai-r .sni] -hr looking fine 9m TRUCKEE WINTER SPORTS *.r.tV!i'iii\o KUMMi TriiKMMJ *lMm;' HEAVIEST SNOWFALL IN YEARS lle-t itji-mrtt-tiHy lo See (*«0. fomla'a HlglilMiitla Manlletl in U'tille. REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES FROM PALO ALTO Tlck^ta on ttalo Monday*, WrtliirMluja. Irlilny, „t,il S«t- ■irdars, C.jii.ltirtal.lr II'-..in* nod (>C*od klttala at Ilnntwirial>lr l'ncew al .-vmihi-ni 1'iii-uii Hotel and 11-Wm.nt. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Style and Comfort Meet On the friendliest term, when people choose their clothing necessities from a well-stocked store. v*J Suits, hats, caps and all the items of the man's wardrobe await your approval. The prices are right and the quality is the best. WE SUQQEST TODAY Light weight hose and Underwear, Best brands, Munsingwear fot men and boys. Kuppenheimer Suits, tailored for Spring wear. Suitcases, hand-gnps and roomy trunks. The newest designs in standard hats and caps, Mallory and Stetson. Interwoven hose loi men in silk, lisle or cotton. Handsome neckwear at bargain prices. Clothes Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done by Our Tailor Christy, Rhodes & Co. PHONE 200 Store Open This Evening. Closed Tomorrow. Washington's Birthday ALCO TAXI CABS '•* c haw rcreiitl? ciiiar^d! our IniMtic-**- !■> the aiWiti.m 'if .r.er-il ALt'i J Taxi* t.i niir aervire li is tireiHc-.., for mr to tell >-<ni what thec car* are. an vou 'Mum that AlA t i !-* the U*t worfl in luxun ami nun fori Palo Alio txCat ha? a Taxi Sf**TVice that ie» i"\*ii> t larger r-i«r can lfaM ..( Tin* fjivc? n* an ri-mptncni that will cnahlr lis to pve vou am Kyle •>( car un ma? r hot»c Bcaide* thr M.i ri car. ??t- hi nint-|>a.%**i>}:er CKKHiUKSS iwtiwig far, StiirlHaker -.r-?-eii ami live paaaeiig.rt car* \\ hilc xx, lia?c *|iiif!'i; Iio cn(>i*n*.r -n bnn|pn**| >iir -cr\ ire -.it- ! thi* ui nijuailcil *i.ni.Ur.l ht lute -im ra.-cl nui I'l-ll. |-'S In vnii .un! can tfi?.- ***** iK-r-rr *.-*vi. i- :ti lhr --.unr ;.rnr sharifr-t h? -nhcr* for l*V-r.] car* li tun an lint wsm-; «u ..ir- lrl m. ?h..** .-.u in »a- I'H-iM F'M.ll \l.['' i ■ i il *cc -i- .*-* ,,i 'Ir-Kd lhe WH ,( i.,U \> ta-.i* 'Uir ,ln?rr* m-i ,' „ ? y» ? -t!ii|"itii ui[i- i\ilJi (ihniir niiiTit-t-r m li-nl .nnl .it.- i \]-ern-Ti.-ftl and .in i-., s hii'ilTcnr* 3i an- ■-." f ..ur *rt 11. c l.«- rwti m-'i-i with ywoi aj»|troval, [>liuiic and tcl. i- t?c .i..-. oatc irir-tnJi. .riti.'iMii and vou will thn* gvisfua in Iceepiti}*: it,' ■ hit;ti *iamlarr| 1 hanklflK -■>ti frw thi tip|mFt ilunilg lhe *ra*t three year*, atul for thc help .im1 ->:itriit*A-,'c \nt: nut -*ive ti- ill lit" future wi- l*cg lo rcniam. Thomson's Taxi Service Phone 138 101 Circl
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                IfAII.Y I'ALO ALTO TIMES. TIIUKSIaAV. M'lit JsT j..l-)ll Eailfj Olio fllto Clmce «,«, *| tl..n,liu„ terOO* mt gaavm* I ** 't'imi - i-i nuSiiisr. COMtPABT a- Tv* MMI U • ..»•* \ ar • M.i !■ , Wee*. BBCSlPTION BATS. . *l. a 11. arl-a.** 1 ' la,.,*..,. Hate I-* ttse •*w-n. *f A* , a''" . ' ..ii J* r-a - i DITORB VI HI ST i-- u* calk, » THURSDAY 1, 1911 SALE OF Carpet Samples Our Out-of-Pattern Carpet Sample: are now.on Sale McKibben - Beal Co. Phone 12 win IIII X XO\ 1 i-l i-t Hall) I1.. tlalllg I .lll\"lt|s,. laarl] aad syateaatlralty calk pah ,»f ihe Palo ,(r „Mrt,i|„„ i0 ,t,,, rsaoaiegg of the and I."an Aa-' aa«fx latlnli. '.i the anurllv guaran- ,f ihl* milium lead ■*■ llivealora. to the high r.-- ini in ihe i-i Inraa paid io depoeliern and lo Ihe ng a- a mean* slmplirlK of luiiliis pfltala fund*. -** in ii fltian- hn tidied bj a strong. a»fe. reliable , .,, i,, ii,. local peratlae laalliailo-^ that a* an nilver magna *r*rj nian "hare In Hi*- iir.i- .iai.il III Iba ee.-,l* 11. lilt* work Mr lllack has ra f,.-i.*h.T" bean barbed h) ■ careful, ronaden* „i ,( „|,„,.,. tinti*. Intelligent, sttbelabttal i.o*r.l tin-, hnv.- lo'nf dlre.'H.r* who i*k«- a deep Internal the) nut unl) In ('"' nlltiiUHr theory ol profli- * Id- Id,a rllv ti.ck* iind lh« jiII klt.ilH I" ■per Wi- M'tiirn lh« cmtiiill- bv Staling whni wi- know of ..H-luilou and Hi In Hall tit , made without sollcllalloa adverlMnfi win paj equally lej i* in,i.l>- tin- in*' . oriflilciK■<■ im-ii sail lining and ml prt( It aa lltinil.lt of wire ofmlefl If lo Ill ll til.IH nl' HKI.1WAHP J 111. no i. are 'mn..ml feature* apla ii m ibo 111,1.1-1 ■. ..I a n.iii.R i i.i< of nun '.it Into th*- hopper of h-n to make their Roman holiday. ll I. hul a abort rry from lhe fare* nf .•-;■.•<-.,'...■ [teople sent to HM lorkpll,- for i.laying oo» Siin.l.ii to the traredi. *if the rra> . unfor- ttiitale* who ar- HB1 tl)i-r«.. by ' the grind nf an Industrial *)Rl*tn whose les-ili .it.- too sharp and cruel Jot weakling to stand against su.ti ■ .- ■■ ate thr do«ti und out. the dls rouragod aod the deaperale. who hav* Bran fullnn- in the lottery «r iif.- Bomotlmea it l* from tbetf own fl.-llti.-rai*. fault, but far more often It U tbelr uilHfnrluii* and Ihe hard knock* dealt Ibem by hep,dliy nnd t-lrrtinislanri* Upton Sinclair probably alms to accomplish a .li.nl.i- '.iirposo in go- lug In Jail Outalde of Ills Our*Ji Boclallal prapaganda for the rlghis of the submerged and the toller,, probably wants to take a whai-k tin- ecrlealnatlcnt r.-tlc of liar bar! romlodar of the old union of chu and Hate, InvoUetl In ihe Idea Lost It Moday l.oat. An.alt green watch a Hai Imi i.i a*>ld chain Kefnra lo- If. Mel- illle aveaae Found It Tuesday \ M.CFORD. | ** (Snccaaaor to B. P. BBLLt I I WOOD. OOAL J • r Hay, (iraia. Poaltsy fl*p»0** j I Ooraee Haawltoa aad Baaa. J I Trlepboaa BO. j* G. H. MacMeekin H Mh K..hler A Cltaae. PIASO TI'XKR AM> RKPAIRSR. 11* HoawT Are., Palo Alta. Ph»ae BUT. ; PROFESS* ATTORNEYS O^Al FOR stir _ :.#— Por Sale- Stadebaker wagoa., aood a- new. black Shetland -pony add i,iiMi i In. rig. H n Hath- ... .. , .,. ii ............ _ . , — • away, lit HawthorBe i-l-lw Por Sale-Two phllo chicken coop* la good condition. Call on 8 11 Nissan. " POr Sale- Beautiful Phlllpplno and rolqnlal mahogany furniture*. property of lhe late Colonel Byrne, If. S army, at the'ltyrne homestead. ' i.iff- ranch, near Loa Alio* T-Sl-if *t- Por Hal* or Kichange—-Palo Alio roperty,' Will *ell on raay lermr ■ room cottage*, in-room hou**, va- an( lo( MsSSB, Alio Iota In Kver- ■■■■.■. Park (.Mayfleld) and In Hun- vvale Will eirbange part or all nr in:;,r,,-..-,i ranch- or ranch land. '. -..n.i consider auto In good condl- loti as part payment. Owner, :*.'. I. tmii-tlng avenue 7-3*.ft nr Hah- Aprlcoia for canning, in*, a pouud picked Prank Da* 1-H9 Poreat Court 7-38-tw Praah cow* for sale. Inquire D. J Murphy. Murphy ranch, two nines , 4liotn Maylleld. 7-II-lm" i Kor flair -Oakland buslneaa property. ;■)«!.1(.-f,Hil lol. wllh build* ' Uie- Apply K Creahaw. Kl Fareat sd < oba .ata i ml ht. Hkrll- aliyil to .I-.,»,i,,: num, > no ay. add *. Hm,,. - ali-ev. ...it lhr .aii.inK- WatonwaH ....khoiiM I MM ■ahi.ii tii.. worfclag man. iba poor* in bate bean a nm.' <•' t'MoHal Mlftuo oi Ho- winM.I t.a.li.-i. ttiav'1«. J"* ii the aliaTrhlal and .he Ho- bare aaunaad i>». pnmripyf neid rlalbd aalag Bnciebl ami lorgollea aatf-deaUl f..r. j,. iitrii.n. lava as u- Hddladp-wlaha The Palo Mil, .Jtuiiial t lliiitdlus Some- Htm- ago Sinclair Iln Bo- ' amf Loan -UBBOCfafto^bl a lock- ,lall*i. had Ceorai- Ilrown. lh,- A- iit.l-.si lasiHtiilhiii Ibal haa tit-oa-'arrhlal. -enl lo tall for ■** da>s !•*-* patod bpeaaaa H deaerred i'» proa* raise Broaai ln*l*tnl oa talking at par H'la cottM-r,allvrly managed ,*>ni- »l Slnelalt'- free-aprrch'' and isiv. reeular .tlvid.-nd* io de-' it,.-. Hng« Wa Infer thai Sinclair tMwiiar* in hearty *-,,-r\ aiala m ihe wanfad •'■> do all ih< laikiita him* I'nlot., , 11, loans are all aerurrtl br --If. which wa* hla tight, a* be waa llrai mortgages on real e.-tete. con- paribs tht- hall i.ni. When Ilrown slderiil by nnaiie|.-t* the 1-,-H aeru* girt ou* if! fall he hided hla lime to ritv obtainable.. It !■*>•■ rwniiKiund' s* i area Ih-laware has an unre* iht-ren lp iHpoallon jit (he rale of pealrd hliielaw on the book*. »u.h a* •S par*eaal i**r annum and ha* In.sonii- cranka would llk<- la -• ■ aa 'no case cailaej deiioaliors any in- acted In Callfornlo, |.ndilMHng .i.rn,-iil.ii.B in drawing nui their'apeeta on Huinl*," nnd.r iienaltr of tnotir, wlthoui |.ri-vlou* noti..- In 11 rll-.- or one day In Jail Sinclair ahort. thi* inalltutlon l> oiirrt.tinded ; and . nine conii-anlona - were'.raught with all lh- ■afi-guard* poaalMa, and [ playing tennla ot* Hunda> at Hi- aln- iH-rmlta every man in participate 'bc-, gb-int colony at'Arilen Hrown had cording to. hla nu-an* In ih«- proflth " Onlj hlflfbe.und religious laioler j aana ran nao anv good to i-omt from | - laws io ragalala what a ftW man . shall do wlih hla Baaday. Regula j* Hon ir... . Hti . tu.nui. when It*, pro* •■-•is th.. people in ih.. ntfWm •■*' their rlahl* In lie ft,.,* fjc M-emli -II i, lur l.a tier. A dav of real I* an . ...iion.l, Itiatititlloi which ...t. t» prapfrij and legally ron- .«-rted. I,nt a, * |.tir*1y e.-licli.na la. xtltiAlnn It munL lake ll* , hancea wllh all other ihlnga rdlglOM W* do not ha*,- law* to guarauti*-* re- a|-e.-l for the Tlte of hsptUm. for laataam, though ihat lark i. ao fault of the rrliglou* bigot Kut fti-iii lt<|UM<ki-*'|.|lig rooms, in. man aud wife or onr or tan Klrl-i uae ol plan..,* gaa. electric ifabl. t2t rioi.-ni-a. .ireet SaS*3« ivaxtkh. Wanted - Wore students (o ' ike penmsnahlit Terms ll 00 per week. oae hoar earh day Aay age. Ar* r*ng*meals mad* for schoolchildren afler school hoars A K H 117 Hryant slreel K-2-lw* j W'aatfSd Oood girl for general housework. AppU 41'. Hamilton hTaaae i-.:iw Wanted-"llllllner) apprentice al Mlaa A Drake's. t*t I'nlversliy ave. I l-l-«t ' Wain.'.I in middle-aged lady, '■"ir*-« of al*"k nursing hy th* d»y or *--*-k - Would alao go to home* and aew by Ihe hour, elc. Addre** P O Ihis 1«3. Palo Alto. 7-SI-4I* Wanted - Olrl wllh some eiperl- enre at bookkeeping Th* 1'nlver* ■ llr l'rc-m. on ihe campus. 7-2-l-tf |, Wanted—Pnrnlsbsd house of B or a rooms for * mn Address Hm 37. Times nfflce 7-57-lw-* | Wanted--Voung woman wishes, wnrk by day or hour; waahlng and cleaning: II renta an hour. Mrs. Powlel: telephon* :.3IK 7 :«■!*• Wanted—BngiigemantB by gradu- e nurse Address MIm Delia' Ively. ttt Poreat. Phona 440. | MB-lm: Wanted- -Ureumaklng by lba; ty Mlas \da Vesper: phona MIL j T-13-lm* I TO HXOIAMii:. Por Intpnic-iJ valley land, cleari" Han I'lainiMO |iro-*,>rl, ialu.il at Ii ' •>•*', ti ,t building, iwo Hals' lour and Hve room, alwaya rented, j vacant lot "<i ' nine-room eot-, lage rloae to rar aud achool Neil, w .;-•*. ,i„ li.,am atreet NORMAN E. MALCOLM ATTOBXBY AT LAW NOTARY ri HI ir llrat National Bank taiiding. Palo Alto. Offlca phoaa tttK; realdence phoae. SUK. Or. TH0M.AS f. HAMMOND nEXTUlT Hour* s to 15 a m. aad 1 ta I p. m. Ledyard building. I'hone IISK. Dr. Eugene Payne *' HK.NTIHT .-->. I un er.it; Iidiiif, comer Ra. ... ...f s(,..,-t, Vlnlng Balldlng. Hoar* u io r,. (Mkf |d«ine nu Re*, phoae SBI. MASSEURS om.* hour* 11 to 13 and 1:30 ta 3:10.. Home addreaa 1014 Bryant SL J. O. "V A R I A N MASSKl'R MadlpnnTholts building, Palo Alto. Offlce phone SltT. Residence phon* «' :i. g-3-|w* ' ot a large bunking, rml i-*tat« And loan ba'ilBaag.a Hundreds nl iimii could Beret ban own.-d'their own ,'honien but f. assoclailuna 'lltM-rai litleri-V io in,.-, i.o'tjut ii.i*U Jo borrow is. (on- of the. I.iisIii—j Hi Ihoillalida' of- amall lit ■taady Income after tiu-i't i.ttilt and Hej have f nm tkrni hnled Inlo courl. *.herc Ihey wen- (,'iiu-l guilty and aentenctl Willi Hi*- rgaolHttOB of martyrs ihey refUBBd lo pay (hi." Hi ml MN ildlug aad loan aaal '" ihe mkpllo (or torn daj paynepi 6t Aiming other ilocfftnea, 'Stoclalr Poll Taa Collector Si.lt - - Cnth herimn *av« that refunds will ba made in all i-.-r.oti-> who h*,.- paid peaalllta and frea .„ Jql, m.orrert- ly leVled It will take aome time lo do (hla. a* hr i* at praneai very buay roncludlng collections and making up his book* No further nailer will l„. required t„ bring about ihe refund, and cheeks will I"- -....t ..in in due Hm*. Pm Kent Auguat I Sib. modern ,s>t/Kiii; collage, good barn Apply 1I> lla* thorn-- aveaur I'hone kBBX ' a-Z-lw" Por l(i-iil Plvt-rooni ' furnlshe^ apdritiieat. laundry, batb. plaao Also single room Adults only. 313 Hom.-r avenue 5-I-lf For Real Three rooms and bath. furnUhe.1: ground Boor, all modern .ht ..-.:. r ... |i*i a month. Mr* I) A Smith. 130 Kipling. 7-14-lw* Por Kent Sis-room boose, eical-j lent repair, porches, basement, gs* range, large lot. shrubbery- Special terms to good tenant Inquire ITS] Unrein avenue " T-30-lf Por Heat Alt* Hall, oa the third floor of the Slmklna building. la available for amall meetings at a rental of 11.so per meeting Enquire Tlmea offlce 5-7-lf Mar Hln Inn* who' pr.-.vrliri* lhe rlrlne nf - Instlgg for i ii.-*, fag. ih.- ..it.- oi nu |aad - he fn«ird' il hrlngs] vfhlh- breaking ro.'k In lull Ba* reslora BI twrcii wtin.-k* n| hln^-Tone Inimmi-r limit.-a ate hi- rOtttp-Med ,. |.iK-m. i-nlltled The ill aiirplus; Mi-nngi-rli*'1 la pa rml y hla ,-\in-rl..|ir*- In HiiiIhi". n'roailn Jllii- Tin- Man thr BBC* Wllh ' Ihi> H.»-'' liiNulillm.-iit II ninki-H, im inh-in beHBl bam > fhljltad boni tha ti.*- Uaq wi.h.ihi-.su.ne.Hr '..iii|Htrii,ii, in si-.-. M"' he rrled. lib*' «hi- niurnititi-,1 nn know, hi* said li- nhi ids Hi Mn! I lakeJjyftlroa.'* m> boy!' ■bqulad mi ankHrrolce behind -hem Why We Advertise We advrrti*,- l«inu>e ae wan: inoie luisln.-**. ntiil I*i-*um* we wmit )H-i.|>lr lo lama lhat we are well «t«i n"*d l*> l*ke carr ol Ihrlr ln*r*tniynla. * H pay*: bafamye 'e.lv-rtlaliig ihl* Aaaodallaa lu** liel|«*il to mill... II 'one of the MtllBgll Ititllillnd ami 1 -■ ... A**aorl*l|on* in Hie (Bate of California. — ' ••if., r .Ua^-clatlon* lux.- f,.lf.,Miit »ur trail, hnve dBKVM (heir ■ i. ,. ■ u j- .1 .unl*. formerly us, .1. and are utilising ap*a>- to lell il.. |-..|.'. alial (hey Itare lo ..Iter. We pay a peeVent Interest ,.n l',*riin.*l.-* of lnv'-*tnn-nl. Palo Alto Mutual Building <& Loan Association 257 University Avenue* Polo Alto, Cal. ■rt.- lorer sr] nd slid Am no th. dfcth gl«- , I .Ion t know* rvtl.jtl, said Hub bh-lght ' tm not up on »oleee. but I ahould fhp, judging-frori, her l--rl1na.il, in ainglng Vmaiierta Itualltatia fr*.m T a' tfl.lo !*• |.. m. everv day Of ihe with, tha!--.he's wtiai ran nlghi rail an 'Internt. aa|n Hai WerkH -..-.] t .!■!. - I...- ■ .1 Alfred had. so o^ten-. Im .-., b> adnilrlbg *irangers. "Wh, tl.* bey ate >nt|*" t>IBt It w; baps ho wonder lhat he finally turned the table* Oh hla **],!, r» Tbl* bej did o*e t-v*>nit<E bj Ib- quince v'err iwBMty'af a'eoaag gea. Ileman who wta calling upciB .Al- fred> *lm.-r. "Whose pap* are j —H*rper> Weekly MU. ll.Hh llt*ht. of Mavr..-l.l ba ;goBe to Hacramento fty- a'ltalt MlSCKI.IANKOfA- Callahan MacCarihy has removed to B33 Ramona atreet opposite The Tlmea building. l-1-Im VACUUM CLEANIW0—8. C. Olle*. aon. re*ld*nc* 117 Lytton av*. Pbon* Palo Alio I41K Offle* with Sherman A Co i:-»tf POUND. ' laahb ik> Phone iv A atiltahh- BCClds kv for hotit.i-wlv.-a IBB riil.-r-.il* it and ti ll «-.1-tf A party realdlng In Pacific Orove! wishes lo eicbange a very desirable collage home In the renter of the Orove for a small home In Palo AHo : Por furiher particulars write to Mrs , V. I. Rurbeck, ai( Pourteenlh Hreel. Pacific drove. 7*;k-lwa MONPIT TO UtAff. . To I-o*d HOOD to 11.000. real ealate aacBrity. Tba University Heal tv Compan;. 7-34-lw .luring thc. prhOcgl • th, govcraawni who a*sM la beating I, 11. bur.Iriis, In ... mean- - ..-.men \',r iham Uacola , in ii,< prugrc*«y*l elytUralion, iroaa an suffraije i. .nre I,, come Charles Sumner .' , * , h take it lyarrtul m\*t'.rtfmur.m9y belle* pun. i|,l. '# i),'.. „:.ri,l than Hm *.i(rly of Irllh*^ .'..r, Iminjii bflog h.nr ii.. poaet'.bt prafecjlon .,, lu ">.u ii.n.l..' 1 ', Laim llic l..ill"t lor onud \\ni.i--i: PbiOlp I stand tonight the advocau "t man >■ right* BeVBUH wr need K, wottuii thiiulit he tltgiblc to flr>«h- llc trit.t.. ami should have iheVuiV liherly of -.uffragc |hai in'm noWwi II. ur. Ward llercher Opening Notice On Monday. July 31. Mrs. C. Malcolm Wad* will reopen her halr- dreaslng • parlor* which hav* beea temporally closed for alteratloan. I Boom 1. Madi son -Tholts bntldlng. Phone-33SX. Vtm.HIXARIAXA. Palo AHo Vr-tr-rlaary llniplfsl Dr. R. M. Olsson-Seffo- . Thoroughly equipped lo handle tbe. smaller animals. Separata manrr and 'distemper wards. H...ii- I IB. hit Ala DR. RIKE VKTKR1BART srilOBOA "Tre ttly Si.bla*. Telephone 6B. Dr. E. C. Zickendrath i.i:\ni A IK VRTHRINARIAB (California state Ucaaae.) |.e,ii,.|r,. Hargrry, M.-Olrtae. ••hone S12. Office 4SB nam I him Are. summer Hints IKINT WriHHV DON'T HAKK Ihm'l do anyttilng until you Have tried ll.irm-er's llrrnit. Cake, and Plr-*. i nii.i IIAKKBY Phone tUX SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLS BRECON BUCK ; Tji Sprittp l.l. *<in. whose lieijjhi eye jiiiJ -lcadi hand hroturhl Town thi*. line .per: men Ti . edg. I gmtL-taAl porti li .-1 I1 e aamr Merced has slaried i-ro.a-.-dlr.gs for considerable street paring, under which 'aerial bonds will be la* ****• * Pine Job Printing at. the Times j-.itcc i. a Irace Wil'u .,,.
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                Football game statisticsAttendance: 20410 Utah (2-4, 0-2 MWC) SDSU (1-5, 1-0 MWC); Head Coach Ron McBrideFootballUtah 17 SDSU 36Scoring Summary (Final) San Diego State Aztec Football Utah vs San Diego State (Oct 12, 2002 at San Diego, Calif.) (~ Utah (2-4,0-2) vs. San Diego State (1-5,1-0) 0ate: Oct 12, 2002 Site: San Diego, Calif. Stadium: Qualcomm Stadium Attendance: 20410 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ------- --------- ~- ----- Utah ................ 3 7 0 7 - 17 San Diego State ..... 3 10 7 16 - 36 Scoring Summary: uu - SD 1st 12:24 UU - BORRESON, Bryan 33 yd field goal 10 plays, 64 yards, TOP 2:36 3 - 0 02:06 SD - KIROVSKI, Tommy 37 yd field goal 15 plays, 66 yards, TOP 5:39 3 - 3 2nd 09:54 UU JACKSO~, Paris 7 yd pass from ELLIOTT, Brett (BORRESON, Bryan kick) 15 plays, 76 yards, TOP 7:12 10 - 3 05:11 SD - OSGOOD, Kassim 36 yd pass from HALL, Adam (KIROVSKI, Tommy kick) 9 plays, 67 yards, TOP 2:18 10 - 10 00:00 SD - KIROVSKI, Tommy 30 yd field goal 6 plays, 56 yards, TOP 0:35 10 - 13 3rd 05:35 SD - TOLVER, J.R. 16 yd pass from HALL, Adam (KIROVSKI, Tommy kick) 10 plays, 80 yards, TOP 4:43 10 - 20 13:15 SD - ORDIONE, Dennis 1 yd run (KIROVSKI, Tommy kick) 8 plays, 69 yards, TOP 3:41 10 - 27 11:19 SD - KIROVSKI, Tommy 32 yd field goal 4 plays/. -3 yards, TOP 1:38 10 - 30 04:31 SD - Sa~PE, Ricky 29 yd interception return (KIROVSKI, Tommy kick blockd) 10 36 02:38 UU - JACKSON, Lynzel 21 yd pass from ELLIOTT, Brett (BORRESON, Bryan kick) 10 plays, 72 yards, TOP 1:53 17 - 36 Kickoff time: 4:07 pm End of Game: 7:34 Total elapsed time: 3:27 Officials: Referee: Ken Rivera; Umpire: Al Coryi Linesman: Mike McCabe; Line judge: Randy Campbelli Back judge: Craig Battaglia; Field judge: Scott Novaki Side judge: Greg Wilsoni Scorer: Dave Kuhni Temperature: 66 Wind: NINE 5 Weather: Overcast Team Statistics (Final) San Diego State Aztec Football Utah vs San Diego State (Oct 12, 2002 at San Diego, Calif.) FIRST DOWNS .................. . Rushing .................... . Passing .................... . Pen\u27al ty .......... -:-......... . Rushing Attempts ............. . Yards Gained Rushing ......... . Yards Lost Rushing ........... . NET YARDS RUSHING ............ . NET YARDS PASSING ............ . Passes Attempted ........... . Passes Completed ........... . Had Intercepted ............ . TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAyS ........ . TOTAL NET yARDS .............. . Average Gain Per Play ...... . Fumbles: Number-Lost ..... ;-... . Penalties: Number-yards ...... . Number of Punts-yards ........ . Average Per Punt ........... . Punt Returns: Number-yards ... . Kickoff Returns: Number-Yards. Interceptions: Number-Yards ... Fumble Returns: Number-Yards .. Miscellaneous yards .......... . Possession Time .............. . Third-Down Conversions ....... . Fourth-Down Conversions ...... . Sacks By: Number-yards ....... . UU SD 26 4 17 5 28 77 45 32 276 53 30 4 81 308 3.8 2-1 2-20 5-193 38.6 1-7 5-110 1-35 0-0 o 29:35 11 of 19 1 of 1 3-23 23 7 15 .1 39 160 44 116 294 39 26 1 78 410 5.3 1-0 10-97 4-160 40.0 3 27 3-62, 4-59 0-0 o 30:25 8 of 17 1 of 2 3-18 Individual Statistics (Final) San Diego State Aztec Football Utah vs San Diego State (Oct 12, 2002 at San Diego, Calif.) 0· atah Rushing No Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg WARFIELD, B~and 19 PEROULIS, J.R. 3 ELLIOTT, Brett 4 SMITH, Alex 2 Totals... 28 60 5 12 o 77 16 44 0 13.. ..... 2 . .3 1 4 0 3 1.3 17 -5 0 10 -1.3 11 -11 0 0 -5.5 45 32 0 13 1.1 Passing Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long Sck ELLIOTT, Brett SMITH, Alex Totals ... Receiving JACKSON, Paris MOA, Ben JACKSON, Lynzel LYMAN, Josh MCNUTT, Juan LATENDRESSE, Tr ( ~\u27\u27YlILES, Larry ./NALTERSCHEID, J BENTON, Edwin AUSTIN, Mike Totals ... Punting 50-28-3 3-2-1 53-30-4 No. Yds 13 110 3 43 3 34 2 19 2 18 2 16 2 15 1 15 1 7 1 -1 30 276 No. Yds 272 2 4 0 276 2 TD Long 1 o 1 o o o o o o o 2 19 21 21 11 13 12 10 15 7 o 21 21 5 21 Avg Long In20 1 2 3 LEWIS, Brian Totals ... 5 193 38.6 5 193 38.6 45 45 1 1 All Returns Punts Kickoffs Intercept No.Yds.Lg No.Yds.Lg No.Yds.Lg SCALLEY, Morgan 1 CROCKETT, D\u27Sha 0 NAGAHI, Bo 0 Totals. .. 1 Field goal attempts 7 o o 7 7 o o 7 3 62 28 0 1 21 21 1 1 27 27 0 5 110 28 1 o 0 35 35 o 0 35 35 ------------------------------ --------- BORRESON, Bryan 1st 12:24 BORRESON, Bryan 3rd 10:18 33 yds Good 36yds - Missed San Diego State Rushing No Gain Loss Net TO Lg Avg FRANKLIN, Mike 12 78 TRUVILLION, Jam 19 51 HALL, Adam 6 30 ORDIONE, Dennis 2 1 Totals... 39 160 11 67 0 38 5.6 10 41 0 14 2.2 23 7 0 17 1.2 o 1 1 1 0.5 44 116 1 38 3.0 Passing Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long Sck HALL, Adam Totals ... Receiving TOLVER, J.R. OSGOOD, Kassim PENM.Z\u27;N, Lonnel Totals ... punting 39-26-1 39-26 1 No. Yds 16 185 8 94 2 15 26 294 No. Yds 294 2 294 2 TD Long 1 1 o 2 26 36 9 36 36 36 Avg Long In20 3 3 SIMNJANOVSKI, B Totals ... 4: 160 40.0 4 160 40.0 56 56 1 1 All Returns Punts Kickoffs Intercept No.Yds.Lg No.Yds.Lg No.Yds.Lg SHOATE, Jeff MORRISON, Kirk FRANKLIN, Mike SHA..~PE, Ricky MOORE, Jermaine Totals ... o o 3 o o 3 Field goal attempts o 0 o 0 27 11 o 0 o 0 27 11 o o 1 o 2 3 o 0 o 0 20 20 o 0 42 23 62 23 1 0 0 1 22 22 o 0 0 2 37 29 000 4 59 29 ---------------------------------------- KIROVSKI, Tommy 1st 02:06 KIROVSKI, Tommy 2nd 00:00 KIROVSKI, Tommy 4th 11:19 37 yds - Good 30 yds - Good 32 yds - Good f\u27 I, j Defensive Statist (Final) San Diego State Aztec Football Utah vs San Diego State (Oct 12, 2002 at San Diego, Calif.) o l §tah ## Player Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds FF FR-Yd Intc PD Blkd Sack/Yds QH ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 REVILL, Dave 3 WEIGHT, Cody 32 CROCKET\u27T, D f Sha 54 DECKART, Sheldo 43 LYMAN, Jeremy 51 BAHR, Brooks 22 NAGAHI, Bo 4 SANDERS, Antwoi 6A HOLDCRAFT, Ray 17 P~~KER, Arnold 25 SCALLEY, Morgan 52 JONES, Marcus 44 SAVAGE, Josh 86 K~UFUSI, Jason 97 SAPE, Lauvale 99 POWELL, Lewis 5 WARFIELD, Brand 90 POUHA, Sione 3A ELLIOTT, Brett 2A YOUNG, Antonio 93 DODDS, Corey ~3 SMITH, Garrett )8 BRYANT, Aaron 94 FIFITA, Steve San Diego State ## Player 3 SF...ARPE, Ricky 5 UNDERWOOD, Marv 26 SHOATE, Jeff 34 MORRISON, Kirk 48 MCCOY, Matthew 42 DEAN, Josh 35 TRICKEY, Beau 15 RAY, LaVance 45 LARSEN, Stephen 54 FARWELL, Heath 30 DEMPS, Marcus 40 ALLEN, Rodney 39 ELIMIMIAN, Jaco 96 RITTER, Jared TM TEAM 98 RAGER, Brandon 94 GBAJAB IAMILA, A 87 GORMAN, David 13 KEIAHO, Freddie ~, ) NYSSEN, Adam ~--SO ARNOLD, Amon 27 SIMNJAl~OVSKI, B 46 LOBEL, Blake 53 NAYLOR, Casey 9 9 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 9.5 1 9.5 5.0·· 5.0 4.0 1 3.5 1 3.5 1 3.5 2 3.0 3. a 3.0 3. a 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1 0.5 1 0.5 1 0.5 2.0/6 1. 0/7 1. 0/4 2.0/11 1.0/7 1. 0/6 1-35 1 2 2 1 1 1 / / / / 1. 0/7 / / / / 1.0/9 / / / 1. 0/7 / / / / / / / / / / Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds FF FR-Yd Intc PD Blkd Sack/Yds QH 9 5 5 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9.5 2 6.0 1 5.5 2 4.0 1 3.5 1 3.5 3.0 3.0 1 2.5 2.0 2.0 2.0 1 1.5 1 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1 0.5 0.5/2 0.5/2 2.0/2 1. 0/2 1. 0/1 1. 0/5 1.0/7 1. 0/1 1.0/7 1. 0/4 1.0/3 1 1-0 2-37 1-0 1-22 3 3 1 1 1 1 / / / / / / / / / 1. 0/7 / / / / 1. 0/7 / 1.0/4 / / / / / / / Drive Chart (Final) 8an Diego 8tate Aztec Football Utah vs 8an Diego 8tate (Oct 12, 2002 at 8an Diego, Calif.) (j Team Drive 8tarted Qtr 8pot Time Obtained Drive Ended 8pot Time How Lost Consumed Pl-Yds TOP uu UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D ·~D ( I ,D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D uu 1st U20 ~.st U35 1st U24 2nd U31 2nd U19 2nd U19 3rd U39 3rd U20 4th U21 4th U28 4th U20 4th U28 4th U45 4th 820 1st 832 1st 814 2nd 823 2nd 833 2nd 835 2nd 831 3rd 823 3rd 820 3rd 831 4th U12 4th U46 4th UOO 4th 820 4th 830 15:00 09:10 02:06 08:32 05:11 02:22 13:59 05:35 13:15 11:19 05:02 04: 31 02:38 00:08 12:24 07:45 09:54 07:29 03:55 00:35 15:00 10:18 01:56 12:57 08:39 04:31 01:12 00:00 Time of possession 3rd Down Conversions Avg Field Position 4th Down Conversions 8D Time of possession 3rd Down Conversions Avg Field Position 4th Down Conversions Kickoff Intercel2.~io.n Kickoff Punt Kickoff Punt Punt Kickoff Kickoff Kickoff Punt Kickoff Kickoff Downs 816 846 800 U33 U15 U34 819 835 U21 U16 U25 800 809 830 Kickoff U07 Punt U20 Kickoff 814 Punt UOO Punt 839 Punt U13 Kickoff 823 Missed FG UOO Interception UOO Interception U15 Punt U37 Interception UOO Interception 820 Fumble 830 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 12:24 *FIELD GOAL 07:45 09:54 07:29 03:55 00:35 10:18 01:56 12:57 08:39 04: 31 02:38 01:12 00:00 Punt * TOUCHDOWN Punt Punt Punt Missed FG Interception Interception Punt Interception * TOUCHDOWN Interception Fumble 09:10 Interception 02:06 *FIELD GOAL 08: 32 Punt 05:11 *TOUCHDOWN 02:22 Punt 15:00 *FIELD GOAL 13:59 Punt 05:35 *TOUCHDOWN 13:15 *TOUCHDOWN 11:19 *FIELD GOAL 05:02 Punt 04:31 *TOUCHDOWN 00:08 Downs 00:00 End of half 1st 2nd 10-64 4-19 15-76 3-2 3--4 5-15 12-42 8-45 1-0 3--12 2-5 10-72 8-46 1--10 9-61 15-66 3--9 9-67 4-4 6-56 3-0 10-80 8-69 4--3 6-9 0-0 4-0 0-0 4th Qtr Half Half Total 06:07 09:12 07:20 06:56 2/4 3/6 3/4 3/5 U26 U23 U29 U37 0/0 % % 1/1 15:19 14:16 29:35 5/10 6/9 11/19 U24 U35 U30 0/0 1/1 1/1 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 08:53 05:48 07:40 08~04 2/4 1/4 3/4 2/5 823 830 824 U46 1/1 % % 0/1 1st 2nd Half Half Total 14:41 15:44 30:25 3/8 5/9 8/17 828 839 833 1/1 0/1 1/2 02:36 01:25 07:12# 01:03 01:16 01:47 03:41# 03: 3 9 00:18 02:40 00: 31 01:53# 01:26# 00:08# 03:14# 05:39# 01:22 02:18 01:33 00:35 01:01 04:43# 03:41# 01:38# 03:37 00:00 01:04 00:00 Drive Chart (By Quarter) ./-\u27" Drive 8tarted Drive Ended Consumed . )\u27eam Qtr 8pot Time Obtained 8pot Time How Lost PI-Yds TOP ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ UU 1st U20 15:00 Kickoff 816 12:24 *FIELD GOAL 10-64 02:36 8D 1st 832 12:24 Kickoff U07 09:10 Interception 9-61 03:14# UU lst U35 09:10 Interce:e.tion 846 07:45 Punt 4-19 01:25 8D 1st 814 07:45 Punt U20 02:06 *FIELD GOAL 15-66 05:39# UU 1st U24 02:06 Kickoff 800 09:54 * TOUCHDOWN 15-76 07:12# 8D 2nd 823 09:54 Kickoff 814 08:32 Punt 3 -9 01:22 UU 2nd U31 08:32 Punt U33 07:29 Punt 3-2 01:03 8D 2nd 833 07:29 Punt UOO 05:11 * TOUCHDOWN 9-67 02:18 UU 2nd U19 05:11 Kickoff U15 03:55 Punt 3 -4 01:16 8D 2nd 835 03:55 Punt 839 02:22 Punt 4-4 01:33 UU 2nd U19 02:22 Punt U34 00:35 Punt 5-15 01:47 8D 2nd 831 00:35 Punt U13 15:00 *FIELD GOAL 6 56 00:35 8D 3rd 823 15:00 Kickoff 823 13:59 Punt 3-0 01:01 UU 3rd U39 13:59 Punt 819 10:18 Missed FG 12-42 03:41# 8D 3rd 820 10:18 Missed FG UOO 05:35 * TOUCHDOWN 10-80 04:43# UU 3rd U20 05:35 Kickoff 835 01:56 Interception 8-45 03: 39 8D 3rd 831 01:56 Interception UOO 13:15 * TOUCHDOWN 8-69 03:41# UU 4th U21 13:15 Kickoff U21 12:57 Interception 1-0 00:18 8D 4th U12 12:57 Interception U15 11:19 *FIELD GOAL 4--3 01:38# / "JU 4th U28 11:19 Kickoff U16 08:39 Punt 3--12 02:40 ! ·~SD 4th U46 08:39 Punt U37 05:02 Punt 6-9 03:37 UU 4th U20 05:02 Punt \u27U25 04:31 Interception 2-5 00:31 8D 4th UOO 04:31 Interception UOO 04:31 * TOUCHDOWN 0-0 00:00 UU 4th U28 04:31 Kickoff 800 02:38 * TOUCHDOWN 10-72 01:53# UU 4th U45 02:38 Kickoff 809 01:12 Interception 8-46 01:26# 8D 4th 820 01:12 Interception 820 00:08 Downs 4-0 01:04 UU 4th 820 00:08 Downs 830 00:00 Fumble 1--10 00:08# 8D 4th 830 00:00 Fumble 830 00:00 End of half 0 0 00:00 i, u ?lay-by-?lay Summary (lsc quarcer) San Jiego Scace Azcec Foocball Utah vs San Diego Sta:e ;Occ 12, 2002 at San Diego, Cal~:.) () / {J 1-l0 :J35 {J 1-10 U20 {J 1-10 U47 {J 1-10 {J47 {J 2-5 S48 {J 3-5 S48 {J l-lO 539 {J 2-i S36 U l-:\u27C S25 U 2-:0 525 U 3-3 524 U 4-1 516 San ~iego Stace wins che toss and de~e=s ~~ ~he secon~ half. SO ball on SD35. SIMNJANOVSKI, B kickoff 65 yards :0 t~e UUO, couchback. ELLIOTT, Brecc pass complece co LAT~~RESS~, Tr for l2 yards co the UU32, lS" DOWN UU (SHA-~?E, Ricky), PENA~"! SO face mask 15 yards to the UU47, !S~RCW~ UU. 1st and 10. WARFIELD, Brand rush for 5 yards to the S~~3 (ARNOLD, Amon). ELLIOTT, Brect pass incomplete to ~CA, 3en (LARSEN, Stephen). ELLIOTT, Brett pass complece to JAC~SON, ?aris for 9 yards to the 5039, 1ST JOWN UU (SHAR?E, Ricky). WARF!ELD, Brand rush for 3 yards :0 :he SD}5 (MORRISON, Kirk). ELLIOTT, 3rect pass complece co LY~~~, Jos~ for II yards to tte SD25, 1ST DC~~ UU, out-of-bounds (S~~~?E, Ricky) . ELLIOTT, Erect pass incomplete to JAC~SO~. ?aris. WARFIELD, 3rand rush for 1 yard to :~e SD2~ (MCCOY, Macchew;UNDERWOOD, Marv). ELLIOTT, 3reet pass complete co LY~_~~, Jcs~ :or 8 yards to che SD16, out-of-=ounds (SHOATS, :e£=). BORRESON, 3ryan :ield goal attempt ==om ~3 3CCD, clock 12:24. l.i?;":: .;, SAL\u27l !JI:::GO STAT::: G --------------- 10 plays, ;~ ya~~s, TC? Q2:36 --------------- _ :-10 532 5 :-:J 532 _ :-10 532 5 :-::"0 5~9 .5 2-5 U,*6 5 3-9 S50 5 :-10 U36 5 :-25 5-19 S :-12 U38 5 :-10 ;;24 S _-\u27.; U07 ~ ..: ;:.:... Ao=.1\u27:1 :?ass :"!\u27lc-=mplec.e :.C :!L:;\u27;\u27\u27>;e.::.::;, :·t::..ke tS.A.~J::!tS I .;r.:·,rIoi). ~a:e=al ~c 16 ~cl\u27le=, lace==.:ed ~ac~ :: Ea.:l :t.~i.:\u27, .~dam ?ass ~cmplece :0 :OL·;::R, D\u27 Sea) . ~A.L:" .~da:n pass cc=nplete :0 :O!.:,t::?~, .: .. ~. :or _ ya:::-=s ~o :1:e ~""t:\u27-i6 (WE!G~:. ·:cdy) !\u27R.L\u27"\u27Il!~.:.:tCN, Jam ::.-ush Eo:::- less :::: -i ~/a==.3 :c :he 50 yardl:"::.e (3.~q~, Br·~e~s\u27 . HALL, .~dam :?ass =c:i1plete ~o ":\u27OL· ... ::?., :.2 .. :c:::- 14 :,.."a:::-ds :0 ~he :\u27,"U36, :!.S\u27I\u27 :c·~r 5D (CRee:-:::::-:-, D\u27Sha). PE~r\u27;L:;Y SD pe::."sona!. foul :!.S ya==s := :::e 5~\u27;9. H..~L:\u27, .~dam pass complete ::0 70!..~\u27\u27\u27\u27::!t, :.: .. :0= 13 ya:::-ds :0 ::he :\u27JU33 (CROe:::::7\u27:\u27, D\u27Sha) T!tIT.J!:\u27LIO.N, Jam rush fo= ~4 ya:::-:\u27.3 :c :::e ~-U-2\u27;, 157 JO~W SD (S)...:.\u27lDER.S, ..~ :·. .." e:";!tEVILL, Dave HA1..:", .~da:n pass :::cmplece ::0 !OL".:::!t, ; .. ?.. :0= 2.7 ya:::-ds :0 ~he 0u7, 1ST iJC·n~ SD {WEIGH\u27:\u27 I .:::c.y I .. ~-AL~, Adam pass in~ercep:ed by :~C:~~~7. J\u27Sha ac :he GUe , C~OCK:::?T, D\u27S::a recurn 35 ya==s ~o the ~u35 iGOR~_~~, David). --------------- 9 plays, ;1 yards, TO? 03:2.4 --------------- U :-::l ::;35 U :-:~ D\u2735 U 549 UTAH dri.,e .scare ac 09::0 (1st). SLLIOT~, 3==:: 9ass ::omple::.e :\u270 :-10A, Be:: === 1.6 :r\u27a!."ds :0 t.::\u27e 5D49, 1ST DOfr"lN .... :..1 (MOR!tISON, ~:=~;UNDE9.:;.;COD, :·!a::.-·/ PEROUL:S, J.?.. rush for 3 ya:::-ds :\u270 :::e 3::.;6 ,.:E.:;N, Josh;RI7T:::!t, Ja!"ed). U ~-, S~6 ELLIOT~, 3recc 9ass inccmplece. U 3-7 S46 ELLIO~~, Brec~ pass incomplece eo JACKSC~, ?ar~s. U 4-; 546 LEWIS, 3r~an :;JUnc 33 yards to the Sr::3. =R.\u27~iK:\u27:N, Mi:\u27-e reC1.!rn 11 yards co ~::e 5024 (BARR, 3rooks), PE~AL~! 50 holding :0 yards co che S014, lsc and la, 5D =all on 5014. --------------- 4 plays, 19 yards, TOP 01:25 --------------- \ ) ~/ S 1-l0 S14 S 1-10 S14 S 2-4 S20 S 3-2 S22 S 1-10 S35 S 2-1 S44 S 1-10 S49 S 2-5 U46 S 3-3 U44 S 4-3 U44 5 1-10 U35 S 2-3 U28 S l-lO U20 S 2-l6 U26 S 3-10 U20 S ~-10 U20 SAN DEGO STATE drive scarc ac 07 :-15 ·::stl. ~-ALL, Adam pass complece to OSGCOD, Kassi~ for 6 yards :0 che SD20 (WEIGE~, Cody). TRtlVILLION, Jam rush for 2 yards co :!:e S022 (KAUFUSI, Jasen). ~-ALL, Adam pass complece to TOL\u27l~R, J.R. for 13.yards co the SD35, 1ST DCw~ SO, out-of-=ounds (NAGAl-iI, 30). HALL, Adam rush for 9 yards to :he S~~~ (REVILL, Dave). F~~KLIN, Mike rush for 5 yards eo the SD49, 1ST DOWN SO (DEC:..N, Lonnel OSGOOD, Kassim Punting Punt returns FRANKLIN, Mike Kick returns FRANKLIN, Mike No Yds TD 3 12 0 4 11 0 1 9 0 AttCmplnt 15-1.1-1 No. 7 2 2 No. No. 1 No. 1 Yds 81 15 14 Avg Yds 11 Yds 20 Lg Avg 14 4.0 7 2.8 9 9.0 Yds TD Lng 110 0 17 \u27TD Long 0 17 0 9 0 8 Long I20 TD Long 0 11 TD Long o 20 Tea~ Ocr Time Scoring play Conversion Plays· Yards TOP uu - so !JU SO 1st l2:24 BCRRESON, Bryan 33 yd !ield goal 1st 02:% K!ROVSK!, Tommy 37 yd Held geal 10-64 15·65 2:36 5:39 3 ... C 3 - 3 Play-ay-Play Summary (2~d ~~arce::) San Diego State A4eec Foec=all Utah vs San Diego Staee (Oce 12, 2002 ae San Diego, Cali!.) Sta::e of 2nd qua::eer, clock 15:00. WARFIELD, 3rand rush :or loss of 1 yard co the 50 yardli~e :~LEN, Rodney). ELLIO~~, Brete pass compleee to ~AC~SON, Paris tor 6 yar1s :0 :he SD44, 1ST ~OWN DU (SF-ARPE, Ricky). ELLIOT" Bree: pass incomplete co MCNUT~, Juan. \u27IiARF!ELiJ, Brand rush :or 2 yards 1:0 the SD42\u27 (MCCOY, Mat:he",). T~meout Utah, clock !3:09. ELLIOTT, Brett pass complece co JACKS~~- Paris for a yards to the SD34, 1ST VOWN u"O (UNDERWOOD, Ma~f). WARF!E!.;;, Brand ::ush tor 13 yards to the SD2l, 1ST DOWN :\u27:"0 (UNDERWOOD, Ma~). PEROUL:S, J.R. rush for loss of 1 yard :0 the 5D22 (MCCOY, ~ac:he"\u27). U 2-5 S49 U 2-5 S49 U 3-5 U50 U 1-10 S44 U 2-10 S44 U 3-3 S42 U 3-3 S42 U 1-10 S34 U 1-10 S21 U 2-11 S22 ELLIOTT, Brett pass incomplete to MOA, Ben (UNDERWOOD, Ma::\u27v) , PENALTY SD pass interference 15 yards to the SiJ7 1ST DO\u27iiN DU, NO ?LAY. U :\u27-G 507 U Z-G SOl U 3-G S02 U 3-G SOi WA."I.FIELiJ, Brand ::ush :or 5 yards to the SDl (UNDERWOOD, :\u27!arv). WAR=~E:\u27iJ, Brand ::ush :or loss of 1 yard te the SD2 (MCC:Y, Mat:hew). PENALTY UU false start 5 yards co the SD7. ELL!OTT, Brect pass complec: ~o ~ACKSON, ?ar~s eo:: 7 ya::~s :0 :he SDO, TOUCE~O~~, clock J9:5~. 30RRESCN, Bryan ~ick ac~:mpc good. --- ---------- 15 p_ays, 75 ya=ds, TC~ J7::2 -- ---- ------- :E\u27t\u27n:s. 3=:"3.r\u27: :.:.::\u27,:kc:: ~: ya==s :Q :he 5\u27:;~! :4CCR..!:. Je=;na\u27:"::e -.\u27Q;~"-"" :9 yards i:O =~e 5D23 ,.DODDS, \u27:o:;,ey·:3?~Y;\u27::;-. ;>.a::-c::. , s :-:: £23 S 3-:\u27: S\u27Z3 S.:..:~ :)1::;30 S\u27:. .~ \u27!::: :i=:\u27ve 3r;,.a::-:: at. 09:~\u27; ~2nd\u27·. F";\u27.~~, .;da~ pass :\u27::c=mp::\u27e,:: -1"\ J:AVE;r?j:~! I ;{cr...c. ::..\u27"\ _ , .~dair\u27. pass ::\u27::.::~m;:;:: ::J 7E0:4PS:,N I 7:r5C:1 (?ct·r2:::". :"e°,Ji.s) ;.r.~.L:f Adam sacked :0:- less ~: ? ya==,s :\u270 ::-.e 5D14 ,:?;?,,::E:~. Ar:1.o1d). S ;-~? :.5:\u274 S:>lNu"~\u27lOVS:::t 9 i\u27l:~t 5~ ~la:;,~s :0 :.::\u27e ~\u27U30, \u27downed. ------~-------- 3 play5~ mi~llS 3 yards, TOP Jl:22 ----~---------~ -\u27\u27\u27, )u : .. :0 !J3:J ~;\,H :i=:\u27~re Si:.3.::= at:. ~s :32 {2n.d;. la ::\u27-:0 ,;3:; u"O ba:\u27: on UU31. U :-1\u27:) tr3!. P:::tC~:":5, J~;t. r\u27.!sh ::0:- 2 ya=ds :0 the ~":J33 ~7R!CKEYI 3s!.\u27..!.;. a 2-3 U33 EL:\u27::C::, 3ret~ pass ~:lcomplece :0 AUST:~, Mi~:. o 3-3 U33 ::LL:O;::, 3r:tt pass i:lcompl:te :0 MC~lU::, Jus::. U ~-= U33 L3W!S, 3~ian ~U~= 34 ya~ds :0 ~~e 5D33, downed. ------ ----- 3 pl~ys, 2 ya::~s, :C? 01:03 ---- --- ------ S :-10 S~~ s;... , N JI~GC S7;\u27~T-=: ir~ ve star,: at. 07: 23 {2::Cil. 5 1,-1.:\u27 533 !~L~;!L~!ONT Jam ~ush fer loss of 3 yardS =0 ~he S~3: {~EC:~~T. Sheldo). S 2-13 S30 :t~:.., Adam pass ,:::;mplece co JSGCOD , Kassi:-:1 :0:: 1\u27:; :l=-:.-ds :0 the 5D43., 1ST DOWN 5D (:iOLDC?..AFT, :<.ay ;3~!:::-:::. Sa.::=et:::) . S :-10 S43 ~~:, Adam pass incoffiplec~ ~o ?EW~~~, Lo~~el. r_~~, Adam 9ass complete :0 OSGOOD, Kassim :or 11 yards :0 :he UU46, 1ST DOWN SD (REVILL, Davej. T~L-vILLIO~, ~am ~Jsh eor 4 yards to ~he !JJ42 (HOLDC~FT, ~ay). ~~~, Adam 9ass cemplec: to ,OLVE~, J.R. :or 5 yar~s :0 ~~e u~37 (WE:GHT, Cody). T~L~rLL!ON, Jam ~Jsh :or 1 \u27lard co ~he u\u27G36 , 1ST ~C~~ SD (HOLWCRAF" Ray). ?_~L, Adam pass incomplete (POUHA, Siene). S 2-10 S"3 S 1-:0 iJ46 S 2-6 U42 S 3 1 U37 S 1-10 U35 S 2-10 036 ?.ALL, Adam pass compleee
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