7 research outputs found
From top to bottom: spatial shifts of attention caused by linguistic stimuli
No full textDudschig, C., M. Lachmair, I. de la Vega, M. De Filippis & B. Kaup (2012b). From top to bottom: Spatial shifts of attention caused by linguistic stimuli. Cognitive Processing 13, 151-154
Il James di Putnam
No full textThis paper reconstructs Hilary Putnam’s
position concerning James’ philosophy by analyzing those aspects which have
represented a major contribution to the evolution of the Putnamian Realism.
After accurately describing the affinity between Wittgenstein and James which
guides Putnam’s interest in James’ Pragmatism, the author revises the ethical,
epistemological and metaphysical themes from which the most fruitful aspects of
Pragmatism emerge. Some of these are: the conjunction between antidogmatism and
antiscepticism, the procedural conception of knowledge and truth, the critique to
physicalist reductionism and to common sense realism, and, finally, the thesis
of the importance of the practical dimension in the development of philosophical
analysis. This way, the currentness of the Jamesian battle against the dichotomic
logic that rules our theoretical tradition is highlighted
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No full textL'AILY PALO AI.TO TIMES. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3. 1917.
PACK FIVE
VARSITY THEATRE
Paramount Program
TONIGHT
tt
fhe Victoria Cross"
A remark.Me characterisation ol the rlasalr and featurlBg MH"
TKI____t„V. tha noted Mar.
•THE UPPER NILE"
i'tiraiuoun.-BurtoQ HolmM Tra. el Picture.
l',--!l»!i>\ is CENTS,
MA TINKK S:tt> -a* 4 p. ta
l-llll.l.ltUN a CENTS.
KVKMNO 7:1H Ud K:-.V
C-OMINO THriUil.AY—Ito BM .... l.-k. M 11:11: IM-I'.i. 11, "Oil.
VKR TWIST," Dickens' lamoas -tan-
NEW TELESCOPE IS
LARGEST IN WORLD
IkMM ii Canadian Gown-
not Obsanratory.
EXPECT NEW DISCOVERIES
Tbe Coterl* Clnb will meet January 4 at 8 p. m. at the I'nltarian
Church halt.
• * .
Th* I-o. Angcte. Herald says that
David A. Curry, th* picturesque Callfornlan. of Palo Alto Is drawing good
crowd* to bts lectures and picture*
on Yo**mlt* valley and th* hlgb
Sierras. I
. ••••
One or the most difficult tasks
ever undertaken by the Lasky Com-,
p.jir. was the securing of types for]
Its adaptation of "Oliver Twist,"!
wblh will be the Paramount picture
at the Varsity Tb*at*r tomorrow]
and Friday, with th* charming Ma- J
tie Doro as Oliver, supported by an
t. i-llent caat.
t • •
Th* seat sal* tor "Tbe Cay Gam**"
a high school Thespian Club production, will be thrown open Friday,
January ■"». at Weingartner'. drag
store. Ticket, to thc comedy will
•ell at 50 cent* apiece. In anticipation of a large crowd Business Manas-.-. K. Iiraunschwalgcr bas secured
the Armory for the evening of the
production Friday, Jsnusry 12. Admittance cards win also be sold by'
high srhool students.
• • •
With thc reopening of school §•▼«]
-oral new pupils have registered at]
the Palo Alio t'nlon High School.
Among the new students are Ethel
ami N'eal Templln. wbo bare entered
the freshman-A clas* They ball
from Rupert High School. Idaho.
Aldine Wellut.n ha> re-ruined the
Junior-it clsss. after an absence of
one semester during which time she
attended a prlrate .cbool tn Piedmont.
Hiff* Mirror Will Assist In Ftp-eating
Secrets of Ski..—OriBin of T.lsscop*
Wiled In Myst.r,—Polish Scientist
First to M.nt.on Petalblllty of M*flai-
f/lng Objects.
A taleacop* w*lghlng fl-ty-five tons
and having an observation tab* thlrty-
ooe feat loug recently has been Install-
ed at the gorernment astronomical ob*
aerratorr, Victoria, Canada. It la tb*
greatest Instrument uf lu kind tn tb*
world, and astronomer* expect to make
Important new Ji*merit-, by its aid.
Tb* giant tele-sco-** Is of tb* refi«ct-
log type and ba. a minor ln plac* of
a lens for contracting light raya at d
r»V*allng distant planets. This mirror
measures aeveoty-tbre* lncbe* and Is
twelr* lncbe* thick at tbe edg**.
neighing two and m quart** tous.
All of tb* p*n« of tb* tele-scope ara
Pn>r«cjor C D. Mart o: Palo Allo
left thl. morning ror N'ew York,
whir* he will attend a meeting ol «J«tricaUj operated, and tbe installa-
englneering *xp*rt.. U°tn °f **• JS™** l™™** " **""
, m # c*t* engineering problem.
__,_,,. | A Lost Ch.pt.r In History.
Mr*. J. D. Follm*r of Pair. Alto, ■„,* Utert iChl(.Tem<.Bt ,n J, ,d.
mother of R. W. Foltm«r i* In Grand Tanc*m*nt of astronomy calla to mind
Rapid.. Mich., taking trertment at that tb* origin of tb* t*l**cope Is a
th* Rurlraon Sanltarlnm. lost chapter ta history.
• • • Vltello, a Polish scientist wbo flour-
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Werry re- »** ^JS? '?"**_* 'J* !!__!______
' ..... lying of object* when Mew*.] through
turned l«st *«nlng from Grass \*\* „ wtgaml , , „lhw of |I|H> wblle
l*y, where they attended tb* funeral u0fffr »_■_•->-, |„ -■*■-, „r tiig wortu tells
or a favorite uncle, a brtther of uf experiment, mndo wllb l.:,-.- in
Richard Werry ot Uttl city. mieb a way ibat onjr-ts men through
tbem would seem to !•*• magnified,
wblcb leave, little doubt tbat spectacles were actually In us* tu those
day*. .
Still otber author! tlce, notably IVter
Borrlllea In bis work "I* Vcr* T.-I
Dr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor
emerllu. of Stanford CniTer.lt>. U
the author of the leading ankle in
the December Snnaot, entitled "Wbat
of tb* Nation?" Tbe -.ob.lt I*.— eecopil invent.-ri' award eredll
"The Charge Against Democracy." Zacharlafa Jan. or Jansen and Hans
'Victory and Defeat." "The Soullns. I-apprry. twlti of whom In WOO were
War"- Indicate the high points oPWtlclane kuTI spectacle makers living
at Ulddleburg. Holland. It Is further
told buw about the year lfilO these two
entcri>ri.tng scientist., having Invented ttie ii-l.«. "in*, preeented one to
■ertalned th* Rank of Palo Alio *m- ^nre Maurtr* or Naaaan
ploye. at dinner New Year . day. aa Ualllei. who by reesou of lit* even
usual Th* wive* wet* also pii-*«nt. then worldwide eminent** was always
making the total nu miter at table the first to receive Inrnrmatlon of any
fourteen. Mr. Parkinson's first New development lu aclrntlflc research, no
sooner beard from a Oermsn savant
nf the new magnifying Instrument'
Doctor Jordan'a Brittle.
Mr and Mr.. G. R. Parkinson en-
OUR
Annual Clearance
SALE
Starts Wednesday December 27th
SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON ALL
Men's Suits. Overcoats, Hats, Caps
and Furnishings
Men's Suits From .... 11.95 up
Boys'Short Pant Suits - -' -. 3.50 Hats cut to - ' - v - 2.50 Hats cut to - - - - 1.15
Children's Hats Half Price
Christy, Rhodes & Co.
PHONE 200
Year's dinner to ihn employ it of the
bank required only one extra piste.
as he managed the batik at first with
onlv one assistant.
than he wt lo work lo Improve upon II
An Early 7-.... ,..,_..
The teles-col*** constructed by (inHid ;
ron.lsted of one entires object glass j
Mnniaulla Hall will ,..,-,,; lis tmI 0D# ,-oneav* eyeglass, which were
second semester January _*|h. Tu*.- placed at tbe extremities of a metal
daj Is scheduled for registration day lutte, the first »f these magnifying tbe '
and assignment of lessons, regular belght and Itreadttt of ol*Je*ii three
work beginning Wednesday January ,lm**- l**n °° h* ProdlK'*'1 * »*•*- -
i-'th Roys are received both as ___^_t^__\7^___t__!_l!!lS_
- tb
- tb
Ww:
V cfc
lo
ot
Writing Made E.iy.
Steadily tbe roads that lead to suc-
«_**. In literature ar* being made easier A good many people wbo would
Uke to write Action, but bare shrunk
frotn tbe labor of finding equivalent,
for "sal-l." will welcome a list of sub-
atttute. ror the necessary little word
published tn the Rmtou -Vrttur. There
are no less thsn ::**•: fslrly satisfactory
variation., frtuu "acceded" to "yowled-"
The prisoner at the tar uo longer
need say that b* I. Innocent. H.* can
bebtile It or bawl It or blurt It or
breatb* It. to n— but one letter of the
alphabet The vindictive district attorney can bark bis qoestltms. tb* Uw-
jer for tbe *l**fi ti-c ran boom bis "1-
jectlons. tbe .pert.ton m*y either l»rU-
Ue their Indignant protect or blubber
fjbelr symiwtby. Rut tlie merit of such n
t la not simply lhat It facilitates the
j-puitLgentent of dialogue. A thorough
udy of tbe ;■<■ .uhatttutcs for "said"
■wi;: easily .uggest the plot and the
chancterlxatlun that must prece_le dialogue. Tbe letter (* ln Itself Is a compendium of plot and a gallery of portraits. Given somebody who cachl-
Bales, another wbo . Im- Ll.-*. another
vbo coo*, another wbo croons, sn-
other wbo chslicncea, another wbo con-
fe**e* antl minor characten wbo cry.
croak, commune and cut In, and it ls
plain that we have a scenario almost
ready made.-New York Po*t.
Wend*efu| Carving.
Dr. Peter Ollrer, wbo tlvetl In Fng*
land daring the early part of tbe eighteenth century, tells of seeing a carved
cherry stone which would be a wonder
even In tbla age of floe tools and fine
. workmanship. Tbe . tooe was one
from a common cherry, aad u|ton it
. were carved the heads of \2l po!*-*,
kings, queens, etu|-«>rors, saints, etc.
Small as they must neres-mrll;' have
been. It Is announci-d on Uie a-nrtiarlti
of Profesaor Ollrer tbat with a pwd
-z*..i*-** tbe beds of the \*.*--. and kitigs
could readily If illstlngulsbetl from
thi«e of llie qnam and sa'nrs by their
miter, ami crown*. The gentleman
wh-. broticht thl. little wuodcr to I_ug-
land purchased tt in Prussia, allowing
tbe original owner £3.000 for hla treasure. Tblnk of U—PSjOOO for a cherry
P. A. tCi
-Advt.
Pianos tuned, phonographs te
paired 11. Schomberg tk Son. Ph. _.?.
about flve yean further along produc-
boarding and day pupils, either for ^ % ^^J wU|. ,Up JJ of ^
he high whool course, or the gram- nXtying object, altout thirty limes
mar crsrtes Full Information can b* ■ larger tbau they ap|war lo the unss-
had from W, A. Khedd. Telephone .luted eye.
Hut It was not until 1074 that Dr.
Hook* perfected the flnt relli-ctiui;
telescope In whlcb the spectrum wa.
perforated ao tbat object* could be
viewed by looking directly at them.
So through tbe year of ITT7 the tele
Miu Harker wishes to aonouncv: -x^ ta thti j,,,^. 0f tUrce*slve aa-
tbat chlldr*n of primary age and; uvnomera and optician, contained
those who are ready for primary, many change* and Improvements un*
work will be Instructed by means of til In 17t_3 William Herscbel liegait tbe
such Montes«orl apparatus as Is construction of a .|i*ctrum powerful In
practicable in combination wUh cbamcter and forty feet In total length
resulting from Mrs. dttfejffS^ -StUS
viewing the Imsge through lho system
of eyeglasses. Wltb tbls telcacope.
completed ki ITM), object* were magnified G.S00 time., and on tbe nlgbt
nelfs yeara of experience In primary work. 12-30-2t~Advt.
Dancing—Mis. Carrie Lewis' ad
vanced rltu for children Thursday ttier lt wa. BnUbed Hencbel disc**-
January 4: beginner* Tuertay. Jan-*1** «*• •trlh «I«»»« of tD* *>**«
nary », 3: SO. Fraiemity Annex. 8alorn-
Adults' evening class on application c. .« nu nt c QUI I *-C rAQTI P
Studio. 73U Cowper at Phone 71 OM. FLAG 0N 0LE BULL b LAb ,Lt*
12.-_t0._t—l_dvt. aurt mnd 8tripM 0v#r old NocwSQian
* • * * Colony,
C.stllleja Scbool reopens January Tbe ruins of Ole Hull cotle. ln the
« at the regular hour The second Kettle Creek country r>e*r Coudera-
port. Pa., will hereafter fly the stars
a _td .tripe*.
Ur. and Mrs. W. F. Un* and Mr.
and Mrs. Jame* Sulllvsn or Genesee.
Pa., msde an offer of a Urge flag each
year. Tbey bsT* already given Henry
• ,*.• " Oleeon. wbo has charge of tbe castle
Madame H. Foreman Kmricb *x- proiterty, a flag which will float from a
cmpltfies and -tnachea lb* wonderful tall flagpole U> bl erected
term begins January 22. New pupils msy enter at any time. Appointment, may be mad* with th* principal. Phon* ItOR.
12-2»-7l—Advi.
"BROTHER JONATHAN."
Car-Mr ot th. Patriet Who Qav. Us
This Lasting Title.
Jonathan Trumbull, tb* original
"Brother Jonathan," was born on OcL
12, 1710, In lacbanoo. Conn. He was
graduated from Harvard college In
177., preached a few years, then stud
led law, and at tb* ag* of twenty-
three ye*r. b* waa a member of tbe
assembly. Ue was chosen lieutenant
governor In 1700 and became ex officio
chief Justice of tbe superior coorL la
170N be refused to lake th* oath en
Joined on ■■■■'■-■■;■■ ot tbe crown, and In
tbe following year be was chosen governor. He wa. tbe only colonial governor who ea-jiouscd tbe cause of thc
peopl* lu tbelr struggle for Justice and
Independence.
In tbe abaence at congrcsa of tb*
Adamses aud Hancock from New England Trumbull was considered tb*
Whig leader In that region, and Waab.
Ington always placed Implicit reliance
upon his pstrlotlsm and energy. Wnsn
Waahlngton look charge of th* Continental army at Cambridge, Mass., lit
found It In want of ammunition aud
other supplies, snd this want continued more or less for months. Trumbull wa. then governor of ConnectlcoL
On on* occasion at a council of war,
wbeo there M*med to b* no way to
make provision against an attack by
tb* enemy. Washington said. "We
must consult llrotber Jonathan on Ihla
aubject** He did so, and the governor
was succeaaful In supplying msny of
tbe needs of the army.
When tb* army was afterward
spread over tbe country and difficulties aros* It wa. a common saying
among tbe officers as a byword, "We
ma.t roosult Rrotbcr Jonathan." TW
origin of tbls ['hr.se waa *v«ntnally
l-"t -sight of. and "llrotber Jonathan"
becam* a tiiie of our nationality. Ilk*
"John Hall" of England. Trumbull
died In Lebanon, Conn., oo Aug. 17,
IT--'.
Tbe castl* ruin, .(snd a reminder of
tbe Norwegian cnloolsts wbo, nnder
tbe leadership of Ole Ball. Norwegian
muslciaa-patrtot, came to Potter county Id 1632. "We are to found a n*w
Norway consectated to liberty. Up-
. ■» _ fixed with Independence end (irotectcd
by America's mlgbtr fug." said Ole
It VYeuIdn't Souwl W*IL "n" In an addre.*. Cboo*lng Potter
An Engllsb north country p*p*r county for bts colontaatloo scheme, be
art ot dancing as the
health, happiness, grace of mind and
body. Studio room 12. Madlson-
Thoits building. Phone 3lt.
11-11-tf—Advt.
. . ImpMiinleua Irritation.
"You *my the couple quarreled on
tbelr honeymoon7"
"Yes. You aee, they hadn't mnch to
start wltb, and tne honeymoon bad
got to It. last quarter." — Baltimore
American.
purchased from a Philadelphia land
owner for *10,000 11.144 acree of land
at tbe beadwaten of Kettiu creek, in
wbat U now Abbott and Steward*on
township*, laying oat the villages of
Oleona. New Norway. New Bergeu
and Wn!inu.
frown, upon the known jmbltlou of
tbe mayor of Its town to be m.de .
knight for his distinguished services In
receiving royalty and narrates fur tbe
benefit of tbe aspirant thl. anecdote.
When Adam Black, the Edinburgh pub
Usher, w*_ aounded on th* subject of
receiving knighthood be said: "Nae Turk Government Aide Wmrmmem.
nee; it wadna dee. Ton •**,* b« a-l-; Tbe Turkish government has made a
ed. "if a boy cam' Into ma shop and special appropriation of 11,060,000 to
aald. 'A hapetb o' slate pencil. Sir b* osed for tb* pnrcbss* of seed grains
Adam.* Jt wadna sound wceL" tor needy TurkUb f.rmrn to the Turk-
\ tih dominions.
Davies Auto
Repair Co*
1002 SUte Highway
REDWOOD CITY
I't.one Redwood 407
Expert auto mechanics. AH
kinds of engine, pump or machinery repair work a specialty
LA PEIRE & SON
GROCERS
821 Ramona Street
Phone 29
Palo Alto Market
Lauridaon ft Sonnicksor.
i-iii.m: SSI
S-M lnl.rr.llj A.M..
LOOK FOB
THE GOLD HEAD
OX III R WAOONH
"Safety First"
HUN
"Highest Class Work"
The F. THOMAS Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Works
nu ai-ma man.
PHON. 117
Why Not Start the New Year
Right by patronizing
Fortune's Taxi Service
Phone 19
Day and Night Servic
The Spetses Summer Schools on Molecular and Developmental Biology
No full textThe Spetses Summer Schools
- A Tribute to Marianne Grunberg-Manago
- Founding and More than 40 Years of the School
- How Spetses Summer Schools Were Run
- Financing the Spetses Summer Schools
- Past and Future of the Spetses Summer Schools
- List of the Spetses Summer Schools from 1966 to 200
0002
No full textDAILY PAl.O AI.TO TIMES. Ill -
FALO ALTO TIMES PAGE OF SAN MATEO COUNTY HAFFENINQS
ft _ * ■—■ !
San Mateo County Locals From
Court House.Notes City of Burlingame
Transfers of
Local Real Estate
tten>Uat-K>-^pa>e__ to Th* Tlmaa. -
Witnom (k to John J*. Seller—t-ol
41. .Vtanamsub Went era ad, S M
Boilic Jaat-aocl to M-rccI Jau.-sud
— Portion of lot i, blk. 6, We-ttrn atl
S M. •
Marcel' Jalt-aml to SaveltO *-*-*-■<-•
lute—Same land
Botion Inae.tment Co. t» II il
itailtv —l*,t loA. bit- .11. I.vt.ti Ac
lloag Sub.
Sank to Myra Bean-Lut •*. trtk
A*, tame ttact.
Same to Myrtle L M-Cori-Ock—Lot
n, blk. df**> tame (ran.
Same to K-nniiner Prioting Co -
I.c.i in blk -> came tract
Same lo Milliard Bean—Lot 0. blk
A7: *amc tract.
_—*"STfttc*-»,J) Cttataf A. \el..,|i - 1...H, I.
-U. blk. jj. tame tract.
Same to Wt, BtfaM**-^-OI a, blk. 34.
tame tract.
Mr*. Robert 1
leave .ficnl IvfW
Hi tl,.. p and Mr. N
daughter. Margaret, i
Mr, and Mr- Miller wbo reside al
Ij I'lll.nearth avenue, arc lo return
.'■.nty tf) San Francisco alter spend
i*H abont eight month* in San Male*-) Mr. Miller hat had charge ot tbt-
l-aaildiug nf ihe new L-ttton
MbOOsl
Mr* II llolln
(or San Ibrgo.
will i
III. jn
Mary J. Hatch to J H.Tfatch-
i *. blk. to. Ka.ti.n . *
\r-cl M. Eatton and wife to Ja«
M Ilaich—Lots 7, *. o. Wk. *>. Ea«ton
Same Io Man' J- Bidwilt--1...I ■>
blk 4. I'a-l-.n
Sam* lo Mart' K.'Bidwcll-Iaot K.
Ml 4- -ante tr-et*t
Bowie Ettalc Co t,- P. M. I.nr*
dale— portion lot* J*-*--. Rc*rrvrd Villi
lot*; II. 1 wtc r.*tale
lla-rtingamr Realty Co. to Will-rJ
C. "lean 1.nt tfx blk H, Ritrliogamr
Park. ;
Burr Invemiment Co 10 Terence
Ma-terwv**—Portion lot 10. blk A, Burlingame: lot 367KK1816A4 on Oak
cr-.ve at.- „l.-t ooiJf)78 on Oak Grove
ave ; alto 4 ■* acres, -tartly in Barlin*
trame and San Mateo
Terence Matter-on to C. A. Carl*
..... l.oi aaixftao in Durliogamc.
Same to W. 11 Htn.cerm—4-8K acre* ■*»«'**" tubgeco iiierelaant here, ami
m tlurlingamc and San Mateo Mf« L-nta Mag*-., niece of Mr*- C*
Same to John Witnom. ri al-1_*4 ■*■■•-«•• |He**ancl(-r <■■ **• Central ho.
5-.SI55 on H street. Builingamc ■*■* *■>"!»-**. «" *•**_" )*na»*> ***} *"<}
Gee). A. Smith a* adminiM-stor m. *<te married They did not
Klirabelb Smiih Knair—l*o4s ao-yajihe «'»' i"> their friend
Wk 44. Ka*ion : Majaday
* ■— l>cn Brown had four ranger* cu(
"I don't quit*, grasp the Idea In ,.-f! on Ma>ntlay when bi* band »!ipp«d
Ihl* poem of yoars" "Don't try."'while u.ing s -a* in hi. wagon boild
advtt*d tb* author. "A man doaaa't i ing drparti
alwaya bav* an 14c* every time b* Ked Cr...«
Ho
rial
I Keclva
- the .lair-
t City ha* Mr \\ i*nom I, -, ,
lilrf clerlcvw_). alongside "I llmiia 'dry -ikhIv r
sitvre, which lor s*>ih# time hat blojtk- "
-.deal the sidewalk on Second avenue ' •'
Otto Andci-on
accepted tlie p-.-iiico "i chief
uf Hotel .Vi.nom here and li
ready attumed the dntic* of the po-i-
llAf*.
■ Tbe little children ..f th* San Mateo' The I O 0 P «-,1| p-fl hold "tn
pi:I lie MlKHt^-aYc to enjoy g n-otlern! annual picnic thi* year, but the local
on.: --tie B| mOoh a* the weather ptr-j.lnt_c w|l, ,T|(i„4,r OJj Fellow* day'
roil* Catpemer* l.-te m.de large; , ^
fratn* bote. 111 avbich tbe aan-1 will'
he lu pt
Mr* WacVrrman and family* wk-*
re tided un Minnie .licet, have mvir-J
Wjaa* h.a .err. A
lor ihe U»l atv ttrantht,
i» t„,t,-ri_ st ty home of hi* folk.
Oti Villa Ta-rtace.
Mi and Mr* Kdwtrd Kut.lt r-ad
■later.' Mi*. C-eKtdc, are baubling '»n
arti.tic titingalow on' llic Highland
e lull It 11 to he strictly mo.i-
-.vint*.-,,! the bleat con, enm-11. e*.
Kii. the new built-in bed*, to
<r now in (he ..lie. Contractor
U4dley hat Ibr Job
* t'hnla Munton wat a wt»?lv-eiid
-aitli Mm Anita jvbra *t her
I., ihe cily
Mr. II. R, Koy.vk 1 am' little dangb
ir. \\ 111 rati, tprot. 1 raday wilh M.
Innt »t *r*Mi,nyvali .
Mr ayid Mi» Krank Voonger. tafA
mcr rcti,l(-ii. of San Maleo. hav** pair-!
chairij/n ranch in-Tehama "countyr-Sjj-aart ol
f.fttai
i)t a Itmily trolley
nJt to lhe Off Iloate . Tt.
The l'ruled Kailioada ire
new rail* anei the cntv* On tbe bridge, j
Tb* (elephone (ur (be night* watch-'
nan and ibe police 'ia* been in.'tailed j •*-'
The tiatnleff i»- "a <■ '
A ,jT
itig* i» (oniempUi
kirn, m'tttf, t., Fitrope tl^/httt-r ■ 4t
i ihe elm lite* ia front of tl
_, I bool arc ■ being cut Jo
itit-tn-v rnaen
be aa-lw
*../i.
T. J.^Neilaff-Co. la Ma.eeliae rjiola Utt; Caril llaen.,d (•! San.'laae(ihe
.g >:trib. lo. Kitrope tlic/latt>r 5, -
inc iii.intl, Sh- wil/tail OH*
aitic, whieh 4ail irVni New' . **,
t'.\-rac, Howard H..*t.-.i of
Crvta, formerly coniiec^fj "with;
I..*-.! depart-aent here, ha* b*-l
1 -ift office pu-iiiaon with \V C'
unn, a real etlatc brukcr ,.l '
Crat. *
and Mrs. ikr/h of KanmJ* a,,
BM giicta o( Hirir rc'lativr*, Mi
H*daoa-d nty—Spttelal to . ,m*a, ' twi.t*-* b». Mr en eir.nlai..; tbotat
.lhe Second t*W«lhrp for -a* ire*. ,
Appraitara AppouiWd |Tlir i-rt.t.--,, 1, t'-r the app*-anit--ttt af
Judge Uixk b*uV ap--ianle,| On L* I •' ' - l-a»'-t a* ynsttcr of P-r (*<**•«
Hull. II C Tuu'b.r.i *ml W R l'.*,i M* a*
I- y .tppralaert ol the .1,1*1* of L M.[•*•'■,■■,'w■, *two»hia afSciala
*.my. itrceamcl \ ...
Jinlay Burl l.a, ani>.,fii1etl li 11 ' utile leltiuu .. tree \a front erf ibrj
Mlac. Kngitic M l..v|'„,id \\t'-Ur<., im tx-meof II H.*.fll*«*i ... 1
bjirtlev apprai->er. at the ..i-i* .-I ■ * + ,xJ diiin.i ' ..| >,it-stay a***raan«. tW '*
Hooff H'^'m-in. cwcesaj-l tret letl ou the comer cat tba bo*-***,
."'-*■ ■ [and tlartiagccl il 4.. a --real cateM
CUimc Against Orty 1,1*1-5, '.*•'*
Clsi-A* a^gr.gating ti»t^aoo .ere >, „ | |ir,._n r,Itlrw_J htMne I*.f
lied -gatn.i lh. Undal M lira- ca >fA U,mx L«M \r_eleV whe * ,
lair yeatetiUy They *ie all aeca.t-d'h*, ^, p^, „,,,;„ » ,h, rt . '
by aalaablc stock and l»ond. (tn k(U,hd,ra Californu S, number of
_ . _ i-tJ-** wser awardrd'lo her col-
Mana-rer Granted ftalary ||lr.
Judge nnclk,ha.t made an order al-[ - ***
!-v-|ii-| j; V Bird the turn of f-to l.ir;
k*g H. manager ol two m* lot nit I,
M ;:t^4irr,rm ba, bet
g llV-aa-F'A-t* tia J Ve(
"" ' ' '. *""-*"'-•*■*- '"*,"".Jer» About iwenty-fii
ii„,ii*lrjtnt.-Ada Iliri , 1. a-nl,...,-,-.1,' „ -._.._. *j .
i - "kmOtie, b^vt been added
the John \ C.ilUu etlatc^ The
iftering at*
ail.Titionaf
Kim *l;rrl air 1 oiilempl.lltlg ••>. taking an e-tt oiled in*, ilu-.in-li t in rope
That vol! Ir.,,, the lallcr ftait of the'1*
month * "... J " *tr,"cl j."
Mr and Mr. J K Riley of lhe Sanj M„, VUTWr \\rixtt A„- Uutei
M-dc-t UaamJry wijl acod then daa-thp j(lls \\ c.,tf „( Sanj^. #rfc ,h,
ter Bcic to KngUratl. where .l**!.,..-.,. „f tTuwi% ,h„ »,,-k ia Sara
H'«« twill riaanplelr Im ..taouling Her main j t,- ,,,,
subject, will t-e nttui, aad painting
invfnltiry - *i*acU appratj* 1* *-'r",*T'1 v*".r" ****** *''r '■"■"•g
r total value of the r*IMv *" •■** **
l,*ii.i«m It .cfin-J*'t* of,aj*"'**-',***i*. .The lire men .were in band*
near I'e.catlero, apnraUc.l |"". 'h.'ft i*a*>lice. oni*-_lo learn thai it
letl U*t Thurmday Mr ai-.l .Mr. J
C.illctie
(.'hief llartlell
Fire Hci-sriniem receive,1 an 1
ti.-ti from Aviator Walker tt> fly
him Tticday The cbtcl didn't
up lo go up
I'recl I'ei.dler. ..... ol Tli.o In
better Into.
, here un1
write* a poem.**—Louisville Cornier tion
if 511 j The many San Mateo (riend* ai
a rejoicing over the birtb|Mi'* Janet Williama.an of San Jose
•'.-i a .on. b-.m I'ri.lay. March lo. If>t».{**■ •** ** P'**.«cl to learn "1 her macro! \„ tttrraUM i. being in.ullcl iti '"-•- '» ■*->•**" f*****t It't Saturday.
a-JLfO Brnlhcr'. IVparime.it Store. * It Mr
lh will run Irom the lu.ciifrnt to lb* *****
iw itml floor.
Mr. ami Mr* K li llr«wn*oii and
:r. two children led Monday for a trip
I.. C-ori'iiado, vvlieat ihey will remain
a tew week.. Tbey went to tec Mr.
Bfownaon', Js'lhrr and niotl.erJ 1-e(..r.
Ihey reinrn 10 \V-.l'iti('ton, 0. C
M J. Power*, deputy glliaani of the
Scuml 1. atiimhip. .tartcd work l*»t,
week. Hr i* al pre.cnt tmorking in|,
thr r.a,t--ti sod lluillngamc sccltaMi. j
Rev and Mr. Ileean have left SanI Tbe High arh.-ol will play the San
Mateo", -after ' being her* ♦evet-1,1 -r High sehaxal in tbcir larst gamenf
month. Rca. Ileean* waa the attbt*[> .*tt*ilt on.Saturday alteriwwi The
He wat taken to the IM fattei at St Mttlhcw*. Kpimoj-ai;. "- • baakctbaB team will play 4he
al fur mrdical alien- ehureh, ami rcaigncd In* p.-.ili'.n on girt* ,-t the San J.-e High ,chcn,1 on
* account of ill health JihV *.*me aay.
red Mr, pa|ni
n I r.inn.co
ilia Jennie Springer of I'alo Alio
- been appointed rlcrk In the lo. a'
-t office lo (ill the vacancy tacca-
■■-.] by the rraignnlion ol Mi* C
Taylor (ore Mi.* I'L* llurtonl.
large ranch'near
Bt 5,000
In-ot of thav .table
Joll
l'..n..ii ami rldctt son rrtumed
-ek aflet a lire vetr.' ab*rnre
vvttrerltnd.and ale st lhe home ot
another. Mr* AM Parrolt
Ready (or Probate
K I'. t'linninah.im ha. applied in
th* Sufaeraor eemrt for letter. eaf a.l-
miniatralion upon tbe fttatc ■■( An
gll.tUm Cbioiimme, who died* Bt S"1lH'
San Prancitrn on Fnbruary iM. iqn
The cttate con.imt* "of a portion of lot
* and all of lot 4, blk 1 *K. South San
FranrltCei. and improvcrnc-iia ron.i.i
Ing of eight -mall bou*e* bringing in
■ monihly rental of It etrh The
value of the estate doe* not ctcent
y*.ion The deceased.executed n will
on the day before he died, anil said
in.I'ti,1,nu wa* witnesaed hy Henry building on
\V Knecae and Pelcr I.in,I By iltlriral thop
Urrti* .l.oni.r Ktanm ('hi..ii..r. an
adopted dinghtcr. i* named a* sole
hri- She waive, ber right to sdmin-
t.tcr uprwi ihe cafate ami i-ai-sc* the
->eniK--ier lo act for her I
wa* a fal** -larro, Th* alar*-i bo«.
wbicb 'wa* origfnalfy 0*1 tbe bafltHaf
if tbe fl»k ('.rote .tabic, hat bert*
plsfyl on an rleetrk- liffbt psale lis
J Fran
cod guc.i
Bf-Mt*, .'.
The I..'
Tlie*
Ci'tedio' 4am' the wcela-
( the v-.-ia.' -,t Henry T..
***** •-.;•***'
lull -hi'* b4w*M fined up
lew (ilin'g cal.inn
* • a
Chb held a '.mukcT-tn1
ball Tuesday evening
PHI Ui Hal
•it, ha* creeled a *
tin »lree( for ah 1
O T. Kcaop ha, been on ihe
t .1 tiring the past week
Fine Job printing tl Tttaaa oftc*.
HamlltoD ata-ua aad Ramoaa street'*
Jyr« I, Ponder trriv-ed during thr
rek, froth llcinolain, and' ia the gue.r -
I) 1- \I«ee c-n Ba>*-aater
► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»4l
I Willow Dishes are ALL GONE, but we have a few
I remaining sets of Alice Gitchell Kirk's "Y and E" Card
I Index Cooking Recipes. One set with every paid in
I advance years subscription at; $5.00. Ask the carrier i:
| to show them to you.
aaa ttomo tnaa
—> -* v, -a a. aW- ■« *_* v.« a-** —.
e_«»> •**- ****** -*:•-_?*-»>*-•--■ *»-
———- t*. s- *..-*.. ita* a***i e-a_. m.
■.■*W-->.ft-t s. m- _-w «_ ,__
- — •**—* tw* tt ataas, -a- stan Sub *•_■
jr***** ■*-*.*■ **■ -M UM *S*t-.fcW4
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DarkSide: Latest results and future perspectives
No full textInternational audienceDarkSide is direct-detection dark-matter experimental project based on radiopure argon. The main goal of the DarkSide program is the detection of rare nuclear elastic collisions with hypothetical dark-matter particles. The present detector, DarkSide-50, placed at Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso (LNGS), is a dualphase time projection chamber (TPC) filled with ultra-pure liquid argon, extracted from underground sources. Surrounding the TPC to suppress the background there are neutron and muon active vetoes. One of argon key features is the capability to distinguish between electron and nuclear recoils, exploiting the different shapes of the signals. DarkSide-50 new results, obtained using a live-days exposure of 532.4 days, are presented. This analysis sets a 90% C.L. upper limit on the dark matternucleon spin-independent cross-section of 1.1 × 10−44 cm2 for a WIMP mass of 100 GeV/c2. The next phase of the project, DarkSide-20k, will be a new detector with a fiducial mass of ∼ 20 tons, equipped with cryogenic silicon photomultipliers (SiPM)
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ATTOK-aT BT l*«
vorasr rr/Btao
awaSa rtaaa. SISX.
IMII.l PALO ALTOTIXIS8. FRIDAY, 1UI.Y i. iqio
Harry C R-ynoUa
DErCTtST
Bass. Sal Has
Hatiaiial 1:3010 j
ML THOM-Lff r. BJUTMOtlD
Dr. Mel-tyre)
Bear* t to It a. as. (Mat t
ts t ff. as.' t-tdyard BetJdiDg.
EDUCATIONAL
Mite fiatb tf*sgTobam will condscl
her class for tittle tsef^nriata tBrOaffb
tb. month of Jaly. for tb* baaafft of
died m*sfb*re. Ctsss work will ba
eaatlaoed wber* tbts ta daatnd. aad
•mmmmf rBttd-rea wtll be provided
stttb a sen Halgffil *axai»ffrnnnd
At ho-
1 Tbaisd.j*-
-SggSBf** tbst bs bas moved
afses snd JwStfswataSl ta Itt All
street, where fee wttl erect a Ssod-
ara Veterinary Hospital thl* Ita-
mat. fa-Bs_-sw-st Pale Biae lis.
SHAMPOOING
8HAMPOOISO.
Treattnaot aad r*actal
Cam»l.eJoa Pacba a ***aeaslty. At
Mad* of hair wark gi*sa pi-aeaat at
tentlor. Mrs. C BMlrntm Wad.
room No t Msdt-s**w-TSolt. Slor.
Phe.a 13. J*
Supervisors Meet as Gear*' Street Bonds
Equalization Board
A-rORTUNS HUHTSK
; ScAaa—A. lat.tl_.ar. Ofbc.. A
,,aw .proprietor of tb. oSc.l 1.
Are All Subscribed _*£ £ -Jr-^Jr: ._£
carryiag ■ satchel
MAI Ml -TIM. FOB THIS POB- axABltB INVBST SHE., PATRON- Narse
ii*M: WlM. BB HELD ON THBJMTBB TO 1TTTBDBAW |■ w***>
-ill. IS.
THEIR DEPOSITS.
!
ITS rT-XAStSO TO A blAN
efaea he look* ts tbe mirror and
as**, tbe refined sttect «f laaJiJeaaly
le.adsrwd llaea. aacb aa oae alway*
tin tram tba Stanford laendry
*TANPOBD l-At'NI>BT OO.
f-aam tteaOC. Itoaffta Dry IV finil
THB KISS
Something made of ambia*. tatting very awest,
A most dcUciotu compound, witb
iagrcdicaii complete ,
Bot if, as on occasion, tbe heart aod
mind ata-soar.
It ha* no great significance, it lose*
half itt power.
Something xnade of nothing, and
never twice the tame,
Tho* 'lit known Jb evsry country
where love ba. had a name;
It is clearly ggeaat for giving, tho'
'tis some times bought and sold.
And, like coffee asd potatoes, il i
not so ffood when cold."
J EFT.
G. P. 11. went out one day
la aa bbio pretty grand
The (rienda he took all liked hit ws*
Tbey liked hi* open hsnd.
T-hey "took in" all ibe road c.fet
Upon Tbe Kiag'i Highway,"
Tbey met a tree or two,
Said Goy. "Now tail won't do!
I'll phone lo lame T, too.
Aad tbla ia waat I'll aay
Haetl&g la -special ■bs.Ibb yes-, Baa Praaclace. Jsly it.—Wlib s
tarda-r atarnlsff m s board of eqaal-' bid rtnserday morning trom tba
laatloB the twenty .up*rvi*-ir* r**- b-T*la sank for ail tb* beads tbst
calved tbe records ef Ass***or Spll- ar* ML** tb* fall IttO.OtO of tb*
xer and w.re i-repersd to hear com-' 0***T-str*et lass* ba* b**a its-
B-aJat* frem property owner* wbo asrlb*-. Tb* city •utbortu** ar*
felt tbst tb*y bad besa as*a*alry, ao w*Q pleased with the aal* tbat
taxed. Aa so oa. appealed before p they ae* piaaat&g ta pat aa addl-
tbe board aa adjenram*at wa*. tlonal |*lt.««6 of tb* ****** sacarl-
tabaa to Jaly lllb. ties oo Ue market early la Septam-
■torrler la tb. movnlst *T. B. Al- i-sr This win bring sn evea isao..
lea. 'manager or Ibe second natlooat .00 wltb which to Initial* work oa
par* food exposition, appeared be- tb* Haa, *•*
fore tbe beard aad addrteasil the Aftrrr tbe a*b*crtptlOB list- bad
SMBi-er* relstit. to getting an'aa-.l>«*o osmpletad offer, wet* r*eelred
propria lion Of 11,000 from tfee | lor Ifteea mar. of lb. 11.0*.
coaaty lo help carry (be enterprise; r-ond*. Tb« labor union, were pre-
tbroagh .ae*-*-»s-f*lty. Tbe matter; pared to bid for an amoant . tbat
wsa referred lo Ibe commlltee of (weald bsv. carried lb* tSUl over-
lb. whole. ;-tatrwcrlptloa to It00,000.
Tbe bo»rd derided lo bare the a^^. tar. >,_„, M|ir „mofi w(
county ordinance** revlse.|. cod1fl*d
carina* aorta to explain why tba
land Indexed, and author lied rb*1*M rim** held aloof frem Iba bond.
I man Ayer lo order Iba work pro-JTb,r* had been aame suggest.** of
t-wedsd with. Bin.-., tb. ordinance.] 4 mrMm. •entlujaat to dl-coursg.
w.re prlBlvd la 1101 tb*r* bsv**|h_ mmt ownership of Bunfa a wtll*
.■been f*ever*l change* m.de .»d lij,t7. u b-tcame apparent, b**wt>w.
was d**«B*ed advlaable to bsv* lbemt,ha[ „ a,, ^^m dld n-, Wo lh#lf
broaghl up (o dale bsfore ard.rlng I ..„,._.. w(tuW v|Mrn thelr darn, .rr printed, .(poslta aad invret la tbe bonds The
■ ' ' ' ' . j highsat rat. paid by tb* local aatr*
i HIM •*.!-. NATION ADOPTS J ,„„ Hnbm u t p,r* «,,. *,-*
mm liKi-laiti, fXHNAafcjbo.4, carry 4 1*1 per seat.
"When th. city government
I'm a nurse
Proprietor -.witbout Utokiog .p. ah
sent ouadcdly). What caa yos dot
Norte. "Wbat caa I do.* Didn't I
tell yoa 1 waa a nsrse.' Yoa'r*
brillsant".
Pr--pri*ttor. (ariok* off). -Ob. a
case.*
Naur**. "Naiurallj."
I'ropncior. lop*as book, tarns
least*, MJicbaug foe case/. Htr.s
• boy witb scailet fever."
Nurss "Ooat take coeugvoa—ev«
—or boy-."
Propnetnr. i (turaa twee loavo*).
"A lady witb (oosumptsocL
Narta. "No Itmale labertslasi* "
1'ropn.tor. "Kjit*"
Nurse "No female tubrrcaJc-Mi,"
I'roportui "Uh."—uuia* lesvstj.
--.Veil, bora'* a gfilsmt.
Nsn*. "Waal's thc tastier with
binU" (show, mors' ioier.it. putt
down Michel).
Proprietor. "Old »ge."
Nana. "Is good elrcummoceir"
Proprieor. -_Ur- (look* at nana
Bharpiyj, -H« caa pay tor nil
ttarae. If that, wbat' you're after.
And if be can't, hi* folk* caa,"
Nurse "Won't answer Anything
e.**.»-
■ Proprietor, (tarn* leaves rapidly,
searching lor mors ca**a). "Yonag
buy with sprained ankle More a
companion wamtd, however, tbto a;
f-lb. ba. ,... aid lb. tiat-tt-aa* fa .-a- r-Urda, .era- TarT TbU U a ..,, , ed XM IkiVerHlV TfaBtf-t C '
****** *** -»«"—' " •"P.'ASi.l., I...... aertb « U,. bead. «- will, ar.1 .bl. I el,TbAataS? 11 *"" * W ***
Nsrse. "Now If tbla were only •
"■Sore, I'ee gat baaap* on a
Scretcbes an say tort,
A face tbe girls cant 1-ik
And li-ofaVtss so •
So coenc to ata. doctor dear.
And bring (ws p*aM— *%mj'
III ride SO rat-ore -in t-ii *dTt of ihty
And is** tb* first tod-y"
With my (rieads sa gay.
Nay, n»y 1 -
(To "Ringt oa my nngrri")
—KATHLEEN
nodlty tb. Ajserloan *y*t*m of ded* -j^,^ lo ^ g\apomad of. "tadlvld-
mal celnare. wttb the dollar aa tbe|,al h„ator. applied la tb* *sm off!-,-, t„.-'
aall of valae An In-eriil f*cr*i, *T,H., *»„,„ ttl.etO oa bsnd.l Proari,,-. (i
dated Hay 1Kb. prvjetne. tbat. sf. L^ WM lhf _-,„,,__ J 10 o*eltr-*b Lf'T*'^'^ " ™" "^
fr on. y»r. tb* old co.tv. of tbsj ywtsrday m.rnla. At tbat gmwt423&» ^ ^c . u * mali iZ
empire ah.ll be ao longer legs! tea- „ .-„», or ^ mbtrmto ^^ »* HSw J tee." 7st-.! J_r_rl UT
a,, fa. "tax*. stss*h* aa.l lata- - - -TT.. ■■ ~ ._ I**»t l"« g« too. I shut I book Sll
_a*aTwaraa'• aT^belVL Z'*2**\*2 . !!. "^r. **.>*»* » • "• '"• "«' "" «*
SraabK raanaa. All -oiam rt bou4 ^ nuarrieere. .talia,, taal'_,lW _, ._,_.. \_
aaa rela. aar ..rb.a„ -.ea. a-1,. a«l,,t»„ Satfral all tbe bead, i ,T,.V__- '
torebU, II. 1111. far lb. a. «.!-!,h« ^. an. A M ^ Ula' n"~".„^,. ,. „
Ian aal fratllea.l camar. ■' a.__-..._ ..
J w. de Veal
' alaa ta ud fre. Saa fru
aato aad etaa alaa I* 1
re. b.r. • taaa a? art a a
Nura
, ..jaal.ted .1 mt-
ISU. le b. d«.r.ia-l br lb. a«- n. „, WA. .n'reaalUd HI
AM alu ef -araa.- m la ol- __, w aaa tt.l lb. baa. ban ,
■a. Tb. T. CblM Bab. I. •al_.)b-M-t . amaa .1 a. |'""' •■'.•"a-.aab
... p,.-,..... eaea a IM. -a», ,_. _- _. j|aa-< aalol,
...t laurMt .111 "
Propmtor.
Arch., ReoM-.lt .n. oec ..k^l
by .nether Ud jut wbat eon of . aae
hU father ... "Why ha*, lei. ...
of . man." th. km i. r.pon.d te h.r.
r«elU_ ~It b. -ait to . w*ldl.f
h«'d waat to e. tbe ertd.. .ed il hr
w.at to . laa.r.l had warn lo a. tb.
cona.-
... aaat Ln,,h. _.!.•■ mU H A: Hmm. lb,
tbU .....«., Tb. aw re.o. .Ul | aa a.n a ta bead ef aia
be eaaa .1 aaa talr.1 alal aal.aaa -Tbo- mb .be bar.
*Uaad to U. nrMt br.arb- albasbl tb. baa. b.a aua. A .ood
A. bub. All ol Ih. Pto'larlel | |,-a»..t. Tb. laa. .Ill rartala-
A.AU Ar, to b. .bolabed. aad the „ mM, . pnaU... Ea.r, aaaa
ro.n.ia ef mm., b, .rial. ba... ._„ __, aroaaid will a .bl. to
aad ladl.Maab i. aal. aa-.f—.jatj at a paBt H b. daba
Tke na. .uadard dell.r.
IAS le the derra. ol Mar lltb. -will
ba .aaip.ir.rUT ef .ll.er." wblrh
pbraa. ...al. lo fl.e a blat that tbe
eB.horltl-a at, Pehlas ar, tblahles
Summer Excursions East {
I..* tntre to all y*«_-ds*l BtMttwn pcwMts. Bole a few
N*w Tork SlisxaJxff
Omabs
Boaton Ht-B
KSBBM Clly
Pbllsdelphla ISSaJB*
War_felBStoa 107JIS
ttt. Loots
HoMrrel .. tswVI*
New Orleans
T-ror.l'i . .
BALE DATBS—
Jaly SS. SO. ST.
A-Bgwst I. ffs, ff, d. IS. to, IS, 17. IS
I S.jr *-- I. B, A. tl. IB. IS, 14.
IS susd Hr^a*mber Bl, SS, SS. Oeavd via atay direct -rwatr.
i amSsaff-ff.
£. SHILLINGSBURC. Dist. Pass. Acent.
San Jose, Calif.,
a* or
ANY AGENT.
j: SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Palo Alto Construction Co.
OENERAL ICONTRACTORS
Fine Garden Loam for Sale
_>58a*.Hif.h Street, corner Charninj-rAvt.
Phone'iPalo Alto 823
day Tor tb* *ebnol i*rm **dlng
Jnly-T. ItlO. tt^ta upon dally attend.ace that apportionment Is "~
B red. The total a mount rscelved
frrtrri tb* poll tag** waa Ittl,-
Ift.tl. Tb. .veras. dally attend
inc. for 117 secondary schools was
17,410. Tb. amouat fpportlosed
-ws* 11.16 par pupil ua attandaBce
hasls .
Among th* large amoanta appov
!1one*S f-jr el^mert!.ry -****>eols mrrn:
Bam r'ranristfi. ||07.t<3 .'.«. AUnie-
d.. HI1.Hl.ri4 ■ LO* Atlfeii-s.
tlt?,Btf.40. Por"secondsry schools
(b.-largeal amounts go lo Alameda,
(wltb II 1.171.1*;; Los AngrI*-., with
I |tl,ltf.7T, far. Fr.nr Isrii. wttb
f..t:*i :*< aad SaaU riara. wlib
tl.tlt.tl.
ef palling tb* carreory of tba *m
plre. at Bd.r-i* not dlstart date, opoa
a gold basis. It will cnntalB aavaa
mar* and two '.ndarwens of fine
■ il.i-r. wblcb wtll make 11* Intrinsic
valae. at tbe prvaent prlc. of sliver.
about CO or 10 east.. Tbe .u.1,.1-
dlarr colas will cloeely Imitate tho**
of tb* foiled Ststs*. Tbat la to
aay. tb* dollar will b. divided into
100 rents, and there will be sliver
plecr-t of r.o. It and 10 rent, de-
i.onttristlfife There will be. in addition', a nickel --east \p\aoa. a ***>*>
per t-ceat piece. Ilk* tbst wbtcb
Ibe United State, coined a few year*
ago. and a ropper rest. Tb. east
will b* divided Into 10 cnab, tn'tj:_ .
mlBs representing f. rash, or half a r'UlJ
cent, and 1 cent will b* provided. |
Th. taller will be almost ttrlre a*i
valuable ss tbe present cslh of Cbr-j
bs. wblrh la worth from one-twentieth to •m*-flft*-*-*.ts of a east.
Tb* Cbiaese goraram.a't Is tmr-
Ula I. aaia a ,~d o~l of "',"** »*" »**" « ***•
dl*r.llr la fraalw lb, ^ Mm\"*'"M; ~*f" "«-**> *»
.pa tb. aal. Tb. pmrtaall **•***"*• '*'*"*"• *** •**,"*
wa. will ^.. ap .bar ai.ra.l—'' «*--*-* laa.rl.la
privilege ealy aaiat protest. It
ban b**a, la tb* past, a potest
mesne of earleblBg them TBay
bate pal Into clrcelatloa enormoe.
aaotbar* of debasad coin*, both silver .ad ,copS*r. n-hlnd their
Value and
Service in the
"Easy"
i*. ir' tr*
dry oat and leek, or fall apart.
seed* ao aitenttea between waab*
dsys. Il baa all tba element*
service and durability ao noticeably
lacking la wc*od-ctave tab*
wood-box washlBg machiae*
twean wood sod »t**I la ronlact
with soap and water (bare la aa
comparlaOB for darabtiity Tba
wood laat. for a few months.
per celD*. Ib trntb. there ha. bsea
ao vala* wb.levvr. *av» tb* Ingni-
la-sl_nal vaT*. ef the copper. Bat
tbe peopl. or Cblaa—(hat I.-to say.
the ps-a-.pl* remcrt* from tb. greet
(radlog renter.—have accepted thta
private Sat rnooey with little **«*-
lion Wltb Ih* growth of r-omma-
ali-atton. bow.ver. It Sob b*sgan to
dsprvsrl.t.. .nd Ihoee hold.rs of Itj „ -^^ *_!-*.■*-*_.» n
who -re WlM wilt ciu'chly eieh.og. P A C A 1\ IT TV \
It for eola* beariag tbe governmast M **-**■ **** ********** * "•»*
stamp.—H.itimors Evening Saa.
P, P. OsTutT V
llfid nytnn St.. Pale Alto.
l**beme 74 11.
•U-t*miI*4TKXDKNT As*1*t>RTB)NH
HKMIANNI'AL *-' int-n i I M>.
H*v. yoa been to Paaadesa
not aat mm os* wbo has asd
tbey wtll admit tbat Pasadeo* pos*-
i-i.ti* ao sucji oatoral haaaty aa
doe. tb. town of Lee Altos, where
yoa can gst . saperb view of tb.
mnant.lns, tb* bay and tbe Santa
Clara valley Ton will alt* • rar.
opportonliy If yon do not get la
We are growing, aad growth
valnes. Let ut
I Sacramentn. Joly *l& -State Ss-
lperlnlend.nl Hyatt bas tent oat no-
| tire, ot tbe BemlanBaal appbrtlea-*
-ment nf (H-haol moneys for tb. ele- now
m.nt.ry and swa-ondary scboots of means
tbe ataie lo coanty .aperiotendeat. ■**«»»-*■ ***** b**ot\tm\ bungalow*
SSD rlerks of .he afhaal l__.rel. *** i****** ranging In price from
aad clerk* of tb* achool troards ,, fW lo |7i,0g# „ ,f ron gm^tn
t1.54t.W4.7I Is allotted to eletoea- to bond com* aad am oar ball-
Ury aad I1S», 14* IS lo blgb acre tot* c»v*r*d wttb trait treee,
arbool dtalrirtB "*e oaks, pappers sad' wild rhcr-
TW -re ,...«, rbUdr.. .,. JJ « »«»= *™m?£j£8g*"
tri.dl.g lb* element.'.! .rhools taeb f>_ q. BMg-. latst Altee.
Proprieor. "Yes,
m.-Joat lab* ii tm'
Narse. "I. ibe ess* well to d*>r*
Proprietor. Mercy, yet! alillsooar
Nor**. (Mian b.r aatcbsl} "Wbar. fl|r_ ™ TOCB
ihe address.* Wkaa caa I ff*r
Pro*a--4a->r -Ks« Uighi sassy and yea sat ywaw
Kosh order."
N.r*e- "1*0* omT* (surf* for *b*
door).
Proprislor. "Ok, do yoe'ri" not I
Come back If* very urios* -«car- [
Ict-frver. whooping conffb, meatles, j
II at lb* urn* ihne" (smile* io her-1
self)-' "1 must know if yon are'
rilling io do everything."
SOCIETY NOTES
(By special leased wire to (he tth of
Jaly Democrat—Sao Bruno papers please copy.)
Th* von Joneses and th*
Srayihythi have gone 10 Ibcir cottn-
try place, We*k-End-By*Tbe-Ses
The de Courcy-Cosrcy*,' though in
mourning, art tnteititly enjoying
(heir auto-trip through Ibe Highlit
Hltnalayai.
• shall joyfully welcome borne
i Guggini wbo ba* been visiting
the Muggins—and also the Loggia. I
.nd the Mogguit sod thc Juggim—all'
lose family ccmncction* with tbe ex-
cpit.ii of (be first letter.
Cm/icma that tb* Bmwn* .re Oat-
tog at ao Inn! . .
Of coarse Const Ktobakt KtmbttU
ill soon br o**r, for matmnoew!
rcseota*. at be ha* lost Ik* few bo-
prk. be possessed
Molti-biUic-aaira aad Mrs
ka*c gone oa.a toar ta their asw
» bortr power atvoplastr. -I*
Mar*, m Ibey b*v* nmthrd ibe earth
— Lady Sm.M-Set
The Patimct Man
There is a maa wbo ntaar drinks,
.Nor imukci. nor chews, st
Who never ■ambles, never tirti
And thuns all sinful snares—
He's parslyaed'
There ii a maa wbo never do**
A thing thai ia not ri*jht,
"»• wife can tell jutt wber* he Is
t morning, noon snd nighl—
Hi', dead'
A Kuls of Heal th
{Am aat forth by Redwoods ic-d-ag
f*by*lci*n)
Don't «.( or drink >
M*T -ass* tar -ale.
We bsv* tb* oaly -ytMaslve tar*
Palo Alto Transfer Ct.
101 University Ave.
-ffBr*--t PATtBI
tisis.ee** ts* wyts, ssslsr* X*. il.|Hi*a sat
Hello. Andyt" shouted Btllj,
Where'v. yoo been.* Sho.-nn'"
"Yep." Mid Aady
"What did yoa abdatr .
"D-ff.*'
-Yoordr.' My! Wa* be mad.
"Well, he didn't look to dartfed matt
sJrsted" ,
