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In Brick, or Bulk
Sunday, September 26th .-
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ma-ford Orv-V-tra aad a Buiag
Otati*. WlU KnrnlAh Mealc—
OF "TWinjrni SIGHT."
rt-st tola Comttonn,
Tfce Bsal dre*s sad ace-rlc re
.Jtearsal for Bfcakvepeara'a
"Twelfth Nlgfct,** whkfc will b*
staged under (he au*plc_i of tfc*;
Kagllsh Club th .tm.-aiblr Hall
tomorrow (Saturday) ***n|ng,
ma* bold Isst night, and (b*-remit lnsnrsa sn Interesting sad beautiful performsne* la ths. r*r*io-
of iko comedy which Coach Mslbl**i
hss need ther* art) Bra acts sad
eleven ateoa*. yet ihe many ehatig-s | **** bt^tandered by a tiring qulnt-t
-yasatrday were has*.** so *s**td'y eotap-sad of promln-st __lege mn
that a dragging production with a *tcl*r.t under lh* leadtrsblp of 3
!*(* ringing doJn ef tbs la*, ear-j HI.!, a former or_S__*k director.
tela- I* an Impossibility. . A' fen _f| TH* seel tals still' eooUnu*_. it
th* mor'. _dlW1cult changes will oc-j the Btanford Pharma-y* snd tb*
c'upy a .maximum ot 6v* mtnutaa.) Uaivarslly bookalee*. T_* half of
* bat tke great majority of th* waits' tb* bouse which wa* [pieced on sale
will beat aat mor* tbsu one mln-lot-'the eampnt has been prsctleslly
(ft**» aMraiion. Tfc* performsneej sold on), but some good tickets yet
win begin exactly al t:16, ending, al, r*ma1a R> be disposed of a) tbe
II'o'clock. - j Stanford Pharms-y Th* sal* wl'l
Tho ualvsrslly on**elra, aa lljeoatlaa* at 'the ' abore-m*dti-a*d
wilt play for tfc* production. *t**l places- aatll' *:I» o'clock, tomorrow
R. Woodvlll. a* Sir Tebey **tt*i,
K* l.-MMibf-rl-Ja a* Wr .ti-di-t-w Ag w* -
ttotk, II, A. Lewie*** Ket.ls...
Palo Alto Will
Play at Berkeley
const*, t **.r twtntr piece* snd will be
unto* tbe.. dlrentlon of Ibe ne«1y
-)t«t-d leader. It. 34.-Ford. - Th* In
eldepUl music behind tb* *c*n.
norniH jcihii .*• hi-i:aks ox *
MHTTAi-tox of crna*
evrntng, after wblrb tlm* aaais aay
be secured only. a( Aaaambly Hall.
Tho ustisl price* bf |1, TG snrt ;,o
eaata pravall.
WITH BAMTA « i Ml V
CALL-ED OFT AKIl OAUM WTTH
' 11.11 ..KM \ MIMIIIMI, .
Owing fn tfc* death la Lea An
gln-ttt Utrrym BcfcaefO, a former
member Jef tbe Bant* Clara College,
and tthtn prominent In atbletle* at
tbae^lngtilalloa. the game between
tfc* Baku CJara Roabr i*am' and tke
California 'reafcmen fcas beea ceilad
i_»B oat*of respect for the deceased
Manager Hauler ol the local high
•efcool. la a t*I*phoae tootarvar*
wllfc tfc* California manager, -fc*.
ruraeg-d ta fcav* /tb* local Ragb
team Uke the plane of the Mtatoa
Town team. Tfc* gam* will begin *
ESS aa a part'of the doubt-bead. -
be played on lb* CatlferaU Bsld.
Ith .merest will -eater aboat tfcU
match, as It wtll la a way asaasnr-
tbe strwaglh of the two frvehmsn
squads, aa Palo Alta played a o-to-i-j
tla wltb lb* Btaaford babies.
- Tfc* following will probal
Ifce trip: -wrwsrds;
Boalwsr*. Lockwood. Henley. Ol
t_»on-Befler. .Wllaoa. Ran-ssy; win*
forward. Captain Danl*. half. Pa
Urotf or Temwlelon, fl*_»-.Ighihf, n
hlsilng. .i,b/-*>*--*uart*r*. Hills. Math
•eon. How*. Thohjro, ||_1me>: fall-
beck. Hutrhlaaon or Gamble. -
Organ PT«_vaa__ '
(Or. It. C. •Blodgatt, organist.i ,
Sundsy, September S4lh- Congrats!!,.na! Cburett, 4 p. nt.!
Choral Vorsplal, -"Hon* cfanksl
AH* Oatt" T..
All-rgr*u« from Bareatk Sympho-
*T .....*. .Beethoven
Caprice Humorsequ- (requeat'e-li
,' Dvorak
Air from f_-ehe*ira) Bull* V-
Adagio from Boosts. Or> t. Hn.
(rasasntad) -/basil.
Two numbers from* "Parsifal" .
•■-•- Wagner,
- isl Planer M_U*e*' Song
- (bl Oeod Friday Music
Prelude and' Fugue ta C sharp
a-laor ? '. Barb
.w*da*ed*r. September, ittfc. Ail
Sslnt* Church, 4:10 p. m.
•pastoral.IdrLQ major Blbl
MiatUtto. B mteo." *. ,..'.. .Calkll
Pantsal* Cantahll* . n .Fran-h
Them* snd Variation's, a major
... Bird
.. Kallly
- Baal* Crui, Sept. 14.—On. nf th*
f-alur** .af tfc* convention of
.Leap*** of California Municipalities
was", ibe address rtalsrdsy fcy President Jordan of flUaf***d. His tfcom*
- was "Tfc* Btrengtfc of Being Clean,
' as Applied .to Cttlss."
Th* California Public Health Aa-:
BO-btttea salted with ihe laeg_» In
a Jelbt _ taaslon snd th*-hall was
emw-Jed. many woman belag pi***-
. fat Af tfca eoaclatloa -{bis sd
- dress President Jordan was fcsartliy
rttaf-*!- . "
Doctor .Jordaa anokt In-part si
- followa •
"Th* work of public sanitation Ib
tk* crVatlon ot oar own g*tr*r*tloa.
It bl lh* workM seleAttbe jb*n, uf
trataed phjilclclsi.s, sa compared
wttb tb* dealer* la drag* and ay.
- tarjr aad lk* op*r*tor* fcy rtl* of
'thg-sb which war* prodae*d
abnadsntly by m*dl*al lnstrnctloa
. hleb did not' mat os' tetaao-***
"Amoag *hs slsaa*nia la public'
'saallailoaar* -rat* watar, free from a_*nlag UedltalUia
the germs ef typhoid, tfc* nopt lc-
.sidteus of tfc* Blth dlasaaas; par*
* sir. freed frem. tfc* genua tfcat Host
fram dried tpntam. par* mtlk.whlch
afcaald go wltk par* -star: tfc* e*»
fsiaaat sal ef vacelnatloa. o*r ealy
•afetraard sgatngt tfca horrible
plaga* of a_Mltpor_\fca Bght s-jslrn
th* wblU.-plagn*. tabsrcnloats. I**a
horrible* bnt not lata\-tta| than the
black plaga*. tb* yeltow or tfc* red:
tb* killing of-rats, who carry
Asiatic Bees'. *th*-*-*Ir*s tfc* carrler-
of th* bubonic plagaV; tfc* killing
of gfouf.d squlrrala. wfclcb In some
ptsce* have caught tfc* naa-l-ad tfce
plaga* freas the rat;' the.killing of
. asoequitoee. wtflrh torment *Uk* th*
Jast and tfc* unjust, an* may oarry
- th* mla ute .animal microbe* which
eaitsf th* various. forss*-ol malarl-T1
tacla. tag tha deaga* aad tba yellow
fever.
"Oat**** ef pfcyslral dUaas*. tks
dty h«*,ii* daty towards'.' moral
sulfation. . ft should not tolerate
anything which make*, ror physical
and' moral d*ea. The salooe H
iaore.dastrnctlT* Ibaa tke-p**.fca_as
*l tktto eentae n£ nearly aH gsatal'
aad physical vl-*s.*'•
ns<
I probablr i
', tooMtty, a
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Is I.ard^ to .-i-.
Uusifariag Bat.lt will tak* maay
a loag day* search to Bad a better
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SUPPLIES
CONGDON & CROME
LEADINQ STATIONERS
Open Evenings
STAsro-n LAisnsT oo. I,
TMm. MAS M. Mi.Q ***** —.1
o__.^%^ |] Pneumatic Renovator Co.
not'** AMD D-Kxnu-rm.
pAiirro
Pal*'AH*,
Papar 11-u.glr.g, OraisJjsg,
J. P. MILLS, Manager
School Board!
'CAMFBrTB, B_:OB AMD MATTIKO CUUMBD BT aCC-BtHf AMD
o_mi a aaa a* ■ in iiiwaui bkmo v a l raon floom. aho
-_woL4T_autD pt**utrn*~*_t. mat
Hold Conference : a*
(Continued from page I.)
tfca laltloa lo fc* paid br each
to ill.
It. this list has not been aaeeptad
a* making the papll* ellglbU, tbea
MayBald win 'come a*d*r tfca aams
class aa other high school districts I
and sarin pupil will to i~_-«lr*d to
bay lb* lull tuition of !*".
The members of Ua M*y*«n
board eipreoaed lh* eptasbe tfcat ao]
aterps woald to taken to dtalnr.r
pant* tfc* Mayfii t_ dt*trt-t unil! af-
t*r an election baa been .held to vote
aa tfc* «lesnsnct* of 1,'tgh tobool
bonds. If tfce bond"* should be*Ae-,
tested tken the district might bs'
dlB_.corporst__
Mr. Templeirn *tated that hn.
woald confer wltb Buperlbtendent,
Bat-man on Aaturday to determln-
the (talus of,thr rase lb regard to
tbe sabmHted Uat of MayBal* p*-
pHs aad woald notify th* M*r**!d
board at onea.
The Times Publishing Company
•aeeaaota aa a*raaa*m—t with eee of tfct leadtag aagrarars aa ah*
-oa_t te tak* erdara at Tfc* Times e_k* fer sll styles ef COPraB
nt-tTM KMORATiNO. Tba rata * ill bk tfc* mb* aa aaaaUy __s_gi*
by tb* engravcra la Baa Fraastasa. Card pleias ta plala serip*. 11:
let card* from plate, 11.
: Co-Operative Land f
Trust Compaay
Hay, Grain,
Wood and Coal
. f>K_It EKX- AT MABJIVT
UtUt. H. H. OABJU. M TO
arCt-KKD Mil* m ut rov
-, At tks m**tlsg of tke hoard of
edaeatlon laat night tfc* rwalgaatlon
ef Mrs. Alltw R -Nortoa ab a taseh-
*r - la th* gram wsr school waa at-
cepted aad Mra. H. H. (label was
sleeted to BU tb* vacancy bin.
Oabel taacbt here fur aem* y*sn,
ant spent last ysar In •arepe wttb
her daughter. The stud!** aa-iga*-
ker ar* arithmetic, geogrsphr. writ
leg and spelling, aad abe *'U be**
depertmcat work la two ctasass la
tb* atstb grad* and eaa la tfce seventh. Mr*. Norton resigned le accept a poali^nn la Ihe a*a Fraadaae
Btandard Oil la ao alarassd tfcat!
lit stock has fallen ap to Ttl
Comm«rcl*l Appeal. '
adv-TRtiiucii i-rrr_T_t
Tba't-llowthg U a lift of. letters
retaalnlag la (be poetoAce at Palo
Attn. CaL. for tb* parted ' eadlag
September 14. Hot, It aot csll-i
for b*fo_* October 9. Itot. tber
WlU be stat to tbe dead letter
Be*- . ,
.:■ . Domestic.
. Badkler. Mis. "lim,
Collins. Mrs., 411 Ttaad. '
Day. Mr. Cbaa. H.
aVfw-rda. Mr. Mst.' ■
Elliott. Mrs. Leal!*.
Hew*. Mr*. Mary P- •
■ Lswrene*. Mrs. Barkery. *
-Loag,,- V.' . - - .
McCIellsad. Rev. D, T.'
McDonald. Mr* . gas. d*l.
Mann. Mattte. „
Sate. Mr. I.
Smith Mr. Jtat-r
."elns. Mra.. "40 Kipling.
Whits. Mr. David R
WtlaoB. U
raraign.
Hook, Mra. W. 8 Jr.
C, H. DOBfiKL.
raixi Ai,Tt>>Ait-aiAN nrr_
IW AND CIJEANINU CO.
GREENE
'■j.&. O.'HAlRj
Painters
and Decorators
SIGNS
■:-l«t-d Anpwbeew' ***- m
A-r-ntt-g.*-
C-OABT ti.t M-, foil
j iMi'Htni. i;ii;\i' h.h.i,
-.tiis '■
Bays Mr. Bryan's Commoner. In a
ir*t ef caador. "It nay* to week
for th* public w*rfa-e." Ba ww aa*
dersts-d—Mllwsakee Bentlnel
Z * Career Alma- street
I Hamlltee ****** pgie Atto
I , .—_.
Real Estate
■^ Loans |
Insurance
,,ii.ij k tm —I* ae i
' Swmo. Sal H witt m
, *»ei M mtt rt Am
lot rri.ltec at the Tttam
mtttmtommtammmn*mmmmtmtttmmmttmmmmmmmmmnmmmtmmmm*mmt*
AND STILL
THE GOOD \V0RK
GOES ONI
Few Startling!}' Low Cash Prices
Now in Effect.
- f
O-ww-tarck. pee-4 parkege .
Rktrert* ■**..'..,
tm* Osp*. re_-l_r Bar, spa rial
We*.' nm*tm a poena* a
l is-tsr, etrttw ii«-liiy. IBr tea*! fcatti.. apcetel
Faery WeidtasB. regnler l.v. apevtal..... ...
Kstre s-'sntcy Wft_* Ptm*. laspaetest, r*-_wUr*as<-
_
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And A Thousand More Har^ains
COMPTON'S
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321 University Ave, •'
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No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
yA^'.Aw.'W^'ttfc'W.n.'M^
GKEAT IMPOHTANt E
OF TOl'ltlST TILIVEI
ELECTRICITY
Far Light and
Power Purposes •
Appiy To
United Gas & Electric Co.
Palo Alto and Redwood City
i*nM**n.**»n.i^*****n»m»*™**'»*'»-i*-i'^'^»*'**<*J*!»
We hare taken
Elt. especially
for cook stoves
and fnrnace*.
our offices and
la operation.
the agency for the new RICHARDSON OIL HI'ItN-
■s-daptc-d
sra G. H. Allen OH Co.
""" ""* 520 Hit*, Strrr, Pbaw. Mala 17
ICE CREAM
al wlioIe*ale rat*-*.. lost na fill
yonr order*.
Milk, cream, butler, eggs.
sad ch*r***r.
] The Palo Alto
Creamery
iin>ne John is.
*.•s*s^^s^^w^MS)*^»^^B-SB»^'lB*,-*a»^usT^,
| Be Healthy I
a> Th* surest and seisst wsr tu *
MAGAZINE
READERS
aUBBBT M AQAStVS
ka»a**i»ll* ilimeaiwi,tnoa *-**->* •_ __
ssmI lalkW r^-ttt* Ct-JjtassM sad ****>u
(J SB* F*. West. ' * ' '
Cat MIS A CfiAFT
ttmtai aatk mss* ss *Vs at* _
Basis i*4*tB-**-*4iKttM ol ih« l-t-t* 1-50
Th* surest and Balsst wsy tu
urssarv* or rsgsln your hsaltk J
ts to |m earsful what yo* *at A
•> When you buy grocer las b* £
* inr* aod get ths bsst quality. J
a rs-ssonebl* prices and prompt *
* service We Issd In lb* gro- i
I eery Una
I La Piere & Son J
I 521 Ramona St.
*-444H.4M4»w.4M»oW . . . ......
♦ «
: Roast Meats •
♦ Raked Re*ns, Msrsrual and *
» *
* Spaghetti ami numerous dell- *
* caclcs—all rooked ready for *
♦ ♦
♦ lunch.
* Palo Alto Delicatessen •
Were f iillfornia HOB* Knerg.-lir in
Ks|.liililng Her lltrai lion* Much
I'r-'i.i Weald IUmhII.
The following, rcprlntetl from tbe
New York Evening Post, Illustrates
wi-u the value of tourist travel, California U one of tbe most attractive
1 parts of the world and It In well
'worth while for the business men to
■do all they can lo encourage the
"Industry." which can be made to
: bring millions of dollars honestly to
thl* coast:
"During the ls*t flfty-Ove yesr*
the private w-saltb of tfwltxerland hss
.grown from two billions lo three bll-
I Hon* four hundred millions, a remarkable Increase for so small and
naturally poor a country. Hut the
most striking fact 1* that no less
than two-fifths of the total have been
acquired by tbe hotel proprietors
:; Their annual Income I* estimated at
upwards of 130,0*10.000—a striking
testimony aot only to tbe cash vslue
of 8wltxerland's mountain scenery,
but lo the efllcjK-y and economy of
> the Swiss hotelier. As th* Spectator ,
poliiH out, the secret of this succe**,
I* an open one"-the hotelk--***per
makes his buslm-** the Middy and
< th- Ktaaea of a lifetime More than
, thnt, (h*< natural beauties of his land
[eas-va been exploited In a steady.
sss'i-mntic and ronservatls-e manner.
If there are thousands of travelers
1 who resent the Juugfrau railroad,
aad fear that every snow mountain
will soon have It* disfigured cog-
. wheel road, there are msny more
fi thousands who welcome each new
opportunity to view the world from
*>n high. Th* railroad corporation
of this kind, far from being unpopular. Is fairly acclaimed ba the Swim.
Elsewhere It la not so easy to
draw tourist*, save In Hal> There
thr tide of travel rise* steadily, receding but slightly even ln the summer, and the amount of money left
la thc country by the sightseer* play*
s great part In Ita growing pron|**r-
Itv In France and Germany the attractions are not so obvious: hence
In both countries sights to be seen
Or (he unusual feature* whlrh should
draw the foreigner with bis welt*
filled purse. Ho systemstlr and far-
reaching have been the effort* Ib
France t*a organlie le tourism that
an :i< count of tbe principal agencies
has recently h.-ert .d-enie.l worths of
ii plii.e In tho Revue aa Paris They
are 'he Alpine Club, the Touring
t'lnl. Of Fnitire, nnd th* Ms-railed
"S-. ndlcals 0 initialise, group* of
profen-tlotiftl and bo-sine*.* men wboee
luealitte* are certain to profit the Influx ii ftmirlst* The Alpine Club.
Club, founded In l *..*.. and c.imprls-
luc fi.nut'i tneinhers. has n special or-
amm »>v **m\ *tmt t\*amm\-%trw>ia^w****w)*i*m>,w mm a. <**vi***v kBtrntm *stes*sai*sss*i mmfU *■** mmmttAmiXemi^miXimtVtBSm mittm*
I I
Petticoats
Wc have just received a larpe .shipment of new sprint: styles of Petticoats from one of
the largest manufacturers in thc East—Sircom's Petticoats. Have you ever heard of
them? If not, you don't know what you have missed by not having worn a Sircom
Skirt. The new line comprise* a great many styles an.] ggrade* in black and colored Taffeta**, changeable Silk**, fancy stripes in gray, black an*! white, and plaids, from 13.50 each.
A.great showing in Mercerized Sateens, Moreens. Lustrt*., I'res de Soies and Heather-
biboitC These goods arc all of the latest cut and full wi*lth ilounces. i'riirs-. 1.50,
2.50, 3.50 to $5.00 each.
flterk/enhahh&Wood&
PALO ALTO
l't»'».*B>**t'«m't»*»'*^*«>^'t»*
att.iu for
ii* T<» I
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Store
-•Hi l'nlver*lty Avenue.
:
»♦♦♦♦♦-♦♦ •
NEW
!Japanesej
ART
STORE
,130 Kmcnmn Street.
SPECIAL n\ski:i 8%LK
Roskrt* for candy, handkerchiefs, gloss**, waste t-,-k,-t*,
picnic liin.li baskets, tele**
copr*. salt CB-M--4. etc.
cbc senDM
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN NICOL. Proprietor
All kimla of Bakery Good.,
Cakes aad Pastries for enter-
tainments, parlies and vol-
dings a specialty. Only the
beat material, used.
JI5 Initcrsii) Ate. Pslo Alio
outhern Pacific Time Table.
To Ssn Francisco—
N'o. »|—*• 00 a. m. d.slly
MO, 33— S:*30 s. in., dally.
Ko. 41— a: 17 a. m. dally.
Mo. S5—8.31 a m. dally sxcept fi
No 37—7.1» a. m. daily.
So. 3t—7'bt a m. dsily.
■fra, 41—I Hi. in daily.
N'o. 19—» 21 *. m. daily.
%'o 17—11:08 a m. dsily
So. II—it :,: a. m. dally.
So, 47—t:8S p. mrdaily.
No. 28—4:3s p. m. dally.
So. 49—5: OS p. m, dally.
So. 51—a 14 p. m. dally.
So. 63—7:60 p. m Sunday onl»
To San Jos*—
So. 32—Tin a. m dally. '
No. H—8.04 a m. daily.
So. 3t —10.25 a ro dally,
so. :.*,-. 11:41. a. m. dally.
Sa 38—13:48 p. m. dsily.
So. 40—I It p. m. dally.
So. t8—3 68 p m. daily.
Sa 30—4 48 p. m.^ dally
So. 43—5 38 p. m dally.
%o. 44—6.08 p. ns dally sxcept S
growing
ram,* ..f Hie French Alps ft* mem-
ber* rediscovered I hem and con-
ajttOfad them with a noble seal, by
ihe aid of the Ice-ase. and then,
bulldlna paths and shelters, directed
lo 1h.n1 h* th.lt i.wn enthusiasm a
graal eMwd of felloir*aBB in the
Pvren.fs. the Vtatages, thi- Jura. Bnd
1I14. (cven.-vt the sn.rv ha* !i**«*d the
■*""' Th.s have made roads and
raatas, bn»suchi ahout the e-itabiiBh*
m nt of h.'ieU where they were
aaaded, obtaJaad eiemalua fares. *et
_ up signi*tw*t«. published accountoB of
itnvelti ItlustratiHl hy photographs,
panoramic pictures, mspa. etc
"The Toiirtin; tiui, nf France jtrew
The Touring Clnb of Fran.,- gr*«
out of the neetl* of the nrmv ,..f . .
cloatB of 1«»0 It hs* today 100,000
members, with an Income of a tjuar-
ter of a million dollars and ei*
peaaaa within 112. 1 tihat mat
All Kren.h ci.iut, aa*a proftlcl hy
tbe **ork <,f thu powerful organisation, which ha- redncshl the tai on
bicycle*. published in.-*].*.. guide
galore, thnpllfled
tha
lata
Hon*; has Inan
ition-*
-rdfl
tmprors-d
algn[Mwt«
II* effort**
on foot,
nnd those
Th* salve thst nets like a poultice
la Pin* Halve Carbollied. So other1
salve so good for cuts, burns, bolls;
and chapped skin. Ask about It.
Price 29 cents Bold by Welngartner A Co.
Notice.
In the Superior Court of tbe State
of California. In snd for tbo County
of Santa Clara.
In the matter of the application
uf First Congregational Church of
Palo Alto to mortgage real property.
Pursuant to sn order ot the Honorable A. I.. Rhodes. Judge of said
Superior Court. Department 3, no-
tlc* Is hereby given to any and sll
personB Interested In ths real property of ssld church, snd In any mat-;
ters thereof, to show cause. If any
they csn. on Friday, tb* 28tb day of
April. 1907, on that day. st the opening of Court at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m., or as soon thereafter
as the same can be heard. *t the
c<„urt room of said Court, In the
City of San Jose, In said County and,
State, why the trustSesMll the said
ehuri-h should not b* ay-rmorlxed bs
order of .this Court to mortgag* c*r-
taln real property of said church, situated In the Town of Palo Alto,
County of Seats Clara. State of California, and particularly dctscrlbed as
follows, to-wlt:
Commencing et the point of Intersection of the southwesterly line of
Waverley street with the northwesterly line of Hamilton avenue; running thence along said southwesterly
line of Waverley street norlhwester-
h 1110 feet: thence at right angles
■*,mthwesterly 1 M feet: thence nt
right sortie* southeasterly one bundled feel to a point 00 the oorth-
w**terly line of Hamilton avenue:
running thence along Bald northwesterly lino of Hamilton- avenue
northeasterly 1*>0 teet to the point
of beginning, the same being a part
of lot So. 3 ot block No. 21 of said
towa.-as laid down and delineated
on map of Cnlversity Park (now
Palo Alto), recorded In the office of
the County Recorder of said County
of Sanla Clara. In Hook D of Maps.
at page B9.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Superior Court, this 13th day of
April. 1807.
HRSHY A PFISTER.
Clerk.
H* R C McComlsh. Deputy
Clerk.
(Sesl of Superior Court *
■ 8. W Charles and Frederick
Schneider, Palo Alto. Cal.. Attorneys
for Petitioner.
EDWARD WECK
REAL ESTATE aod LOANS
Fire. Accident, Plate Glass and
Burglary Insurance writlcn in Ihe
best companies and losses
promptly adjusted and paid in
my office, 517 High Stree*.
Palo Alio, Cal.
f JOHN O'FARRELL I
Contract
Gardener
its. La*as s Sp*Kiall)
Paint
Your
\ House
WITH
Acme Quality
...Paint...
For Ssle by
Christensen-
i
Darling Co.
I'M MIlINd AM, I.A.ttlW.tRK
a - - j
tf Tr* ■ -. Shrvh* and riant* F
* fnrnisbed at nur-M-ry prlt;•*•■ g
4 Agent for California Per- 9
* tlllM-r Works. {
* ivi.'-.i.-.ti. Illne 140. ileal- g
A dence 34S Kincr**on sttf-crt. sW-sr *
E Cnlversity asenue. £
^wnM**a*w*w+vw*'m*w*m*4.w
I'latan.- Mam *7
(la*«i-**M*l tnsp-rtried
Umtnearatae
MEATS
—*T T**—
Stanford Meat Co
:.,', i Mvijisnv itsn n.
T^lf|.|„„,r Main Ht
60 YEARS'
r EXPtHltNCE
i,rik..ir» Po.nrr
I Fresh fish every Friday
............ .^.....
Sweet
Tempered
I
.
Itiiti- v-tir linen fresh and
hiitii.t. iil.in In.in the Hlanford
;
ace MsRKB
OCSIOKB
Co*-»v*SKi«v» Ac
ana-nee•wwi.Itr.ai »«.« •
"**"'*"" "i** Slliili^ W*TT^;
ScientificjRfmcricatt.
f I-iuiadry and be swert tens- |
C *
-j 1*4-1. il lit spile of thc **■■ it!;- r. r
_. II u« up at Red UI.
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9
4
«Stanford Laundry!
C,.r. Ramona Street
nd Forest A*e.
T.l.pbon. l'.r,\ ,i.
j
PALO ALTO **
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Unlvsrslty Rxprss*. 171 Unlv*r*lty
svem:i Phoc* Mla-*l. 187. •
MAHMAQK.
Mr. Varian's system of mi
curative In n*rvous dlssases. Indl-
g**-itlon, kidney troubles, etc. Office
hours, room 1." Madlson-Tholts. IX
to IS, 1:30, to 1:30. Patient* can
be treated at hi* horns offlc* or st
their residences tf preferred.
Residence telephone Red 1&8; office telephone Black 103.
Urea*! -JcllT/ssreO Oally. t^mmAu
pmrm mad whol**o*si. Dwl Mbbib*
Bakery. Rssos* FsUler A C<a.. Mala
Old papers tor under csrpsts. 11
e*ats s hundred Tlmss offlc*
9ub*crlb« for Ths Tlmea
until It rare* f.-r i,<
<*n hi.r-v.i,,,.
who would go hy bas
Indeed, i i f.-. N aaUsd -n...!* t., 'irtm
up" sll FrancsB that Its proaperlty
may grow with Its W-Htors and It*
neatn-t*** and beauty m* well. Vindicate* of Iniiiativ,.'' bare b**a
f.»rm.-,i In sll Beetlons which are
partiruhirh t*raqa*ntBd bqr toeHafei
l-i"t rear one hundred of theoe
bodies si-re n-pre-sonfed ai ih.ir
thlr.1 c.nsentlon Thev are, as ft
"are. small tourist chambers of
. i"*nt on attractlne* the
traveler and then holding fast to
him Tbelr offlce* are bureaus of
information as to sights, hotels, --en-
Btons, rats-*, cab tana, etc Th- local manager* are employed lo sssurs*
the iourist that the nyndicate* are
not there to work* him. but to work
for him without cost. The makeup of these bodies I* oot limited to
may one class, but comprises, besides, a few merchants, doctors,
banters, lawyer,,, engineer**, sportsmen, .to Keepers of hotels and
restaurants are not encouraged to
(Continued on p*c* 7.)
The only branch lu Palo Alto of
th* F. Thomas Parisian Dye Works.
27 Tenth *tr**et, San Francisco, Is at
259 Cnlversity avenue, at tbe Three
Little Tailors. I. J. Floom manager.
Phone RUck 111 •
Notice to Tati-aycr*.
Call at the deputy county ass**-***--
or'« offlce. r. ll Alma str**t. .and glv*
lo your statement for ltot.
T, .V/Pt'I.I.KR.
Deputy C-ftunty Assessor.
Offlce hours 1:30 to 5. tf
Mr. 8 L. Ilowen. of Wayne. W.
Va., write*: "I was a sufferer from
kidney disease, so tbst at times I
could not get out of bed, snd when
I did 1 could not stand straight. I
took Foley's Kidney Cure. One dollar bottle and psrt of the second
cured me entirely." Foley's Kidney
Cure works wonders where others
sre total failure*. Eagle Drug Co.
CHEAP
COLONIST
RATES
From Eastern Points to California
From Harsh W to April ao, IP07.
From Missouri Hirer points. «***,; fron, Oile-a**o,
•.IS- lather BeflB*a In r^-portlon.
roe ran -fr-ao-slt the l-rlce .if ticket here .oi ticket
wit! be .1.iu. r* .1 to yonr friend in the east without e*>
Ira cost.
A. A. H *tI't.'tin11.
Agent Palo Alio Depot.
K. RmU4XG8BlRs*;. II. p. a. fimm JoM>i
The Dally Tim**—lt»c a week
0004
No full textN*7
--s^L.
DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIM1SS-SVH HI..W. II'N'I.
MJII
Quick Delivery
. Sometimes you want ice cream
in a hurry—Phone Wilson's 111.
—Tlie finest ft-osea deasnU la any variety or tana can b* had
«a ehort aotlr*. *-s^_^
—THK P.*LSTfWT l.l I U I i:\ i\ KOIKH W AT VOIR BERV1CC
—It r*ally dorsa't p*7 to bt.iti. r wllh making yoar a
aad then you'll enjoy tb* qnalltj of
Mlsa list*! Smith of thl* elty will
tu.-iiil th* t'nlvrralty of California
■ uinnirr achool n*al w**k.
Hts* I'fairr i-.ia.-t tn,.t, Stanford
•1. was msrrli-d In Ij* Angel** OB
day I7lh to Joseph Epler. >
Mia* Nril Kurd left >r*irrd*y (or
i *iai of *rvrrat wi-tk* In PaCtBe
Mr* ftuberi Wotiiach Wi lodsy
■O loin her huabend lo l-o« Angel*-*
wh*r* thrj will make th*lr
Boru. to Mr and Mrs Ucorgr .
II..1.1 bi lh*lr hum* In Kvergreen
Park. M.iiiil... a danghler
Mra S K Bradford ronl.-mplalr*
a Hip in Euro*-* Ihl* summer 'o
..in u.i most of her lime wllb hrr
daughter. Mr*. Wll tia IB H Hhockley'
In I .nod on .
New Incorporation*
t*d .City—Special to Tlmr*
Sea li nm.. Lumber Mill sttd
: U.t..irnction twsr-paMj K-* nt
tied with a rantlkl .link ol
uiiidr.l into una .hare at
■ilue of tf* each The tomi»iry
■rale* wilh lhr pun*
John J M alone.
ItlwwuvaJ.
Hr J W. Coolldgs hs* rvmosed
lla office from 1'a-adm* to liS Cal-
Mfs P rVhaaf aod daughter | "^'J1 atrnn*. Palo Alto. Offle*
Clara will go Hi Bvrkelrj m-.i we*b., Tele-
Mi., t'lsra will ait-mi summer. I'hone t'4.
school ther* st th* l'nlv*rslty at _ * '
California.
Long's Preserves
> Brgnlar 25c
Special 15 cts.
OOMPTtW**!.
*j*< a S per cral dl*r..u«i card.
•Tjlti A MONTH
Nn Inirrewi; ,v> r,..( int* on line of
otoeMo railroad.
Kumi.lir,) Ihiu.. . to real foe tba
• nninwr. from fttar to twriv* rn nm*
C. L. PLACE
Mc* Krnest ('rtil.I.tr and Ml**
Hurli CriHt'bri have arrived In
Soiith.rn California (mm a vlsll In
Chihuahua. Wrti.o wllh Mrs. i
Cruirhrr '■ .itie-r. Mrs Dat*
J irfttiu.. RroBrlil cam* down from
1 ii'.iinuu. rut-,i ri*M*rdsy for a
t*w dsy* at lion..- hffnr* going lo
' Yb)*. whrrr br will iskr s rourse la
BRIEFS
Fresh butter and eggs dally al
Palo Alto Creamewy. IIS University.
Beet br*ad at Thompson'* oak
bakery.
lee cream and water Tees, |i 10 a
-atloo. at the Pslo Alio Creamery.
Kor that wornout tired f**liDg wr
highly recommend Heiall Celery!
a*d Iron Tonl*. 75 cents Only at;
W*lngarta*r'* S-S-tf
Polled planta, rut flowers and
smllsi, bedding plants and nursery
stork la. Palmas Grueuboasea.
Phone 171
n. 8. Jewell. In th* Mullen building, -tiii;.; High ttreet, tinning
and plumbing, Phon* 3S1.
**|--* ml — Homemade rni liilaila*.
- in. L. ii .int l>*rf min.lr. imi al all
time*. ;| fnr SSc. tit aa ford Ita-tlratr*-
t.lMf
Carpet rlsanlng done right. :•(„■
High street. Telephone 70. '--ll-tni*
CatSowcr* and floral designs for
Memorial dsy at Las Pgtmas Greea-
bousea. iV15*5w
To avoid rush and delay at depo'. j
hav* your baggage checked at yoor}
house by th* Penlnsnla Vransfer Co
Pboae l« fc-lff-tf
Tbo t'NITEl) CAS A EUBCTBIC
id M PA NY Mupplies electric current
to Pnlo Alto and vlelnliy for light,
heat and power purpo*** O-nr rstr*
ar* very low Trtepbone Redwood
II m ! in:* reproioattUw "ill call
Get a copy of tbe new llirrrtofy Iw-
ore ihej arr* all *oltl Price hfly
cent*, at the Time omcr.
We will cheek yoor baggage from
your li-iu'-r to any deetlnatlon. aad
lo the deck tf you go by ifeamer.
provided yon hav* your ticket.
Penlnanla Transfer Co Phone If.
fa.1 l-tf
Sr* O. II. MrMlB'kln. piano luner
nd repftJfar, aliont having your old
i-i.nm, madr over t**iiisl to new. 311
Homer avenue Phonr 3ttT.*
C-fi-Im
Senator M i, -Ij..;; mark and family an- apendlug * *borl vacation
•allh -.i-m.. bi Skytand Mr.
BIsrk I* tsklng adtaniag* of tbls
opiiortunli) lo i" ... rn . . .).. lotm-
n*girn*d an of Ike Wall on
forestry.
Charle* K SchmuUler. Sianford
gralual* and former m*mb*r of lh*
Stanford fecotij. will sail from Hon-
..lutu June";i*i and will »p*ud July
with trlrnd* lu Palo Alio, golog
eaal i»i*i In lb* aumm*r, Mr.
Schmuiilrr l* head of ih* (tvrtaan
drj-aMmrni in Oahu t'oH-rgr
Ml.* vi.Mi. .! Wbitnr;. i.,n,i. ih
of Pslo Alio, ws* meiriiil in ttan
Franrlaro Wednesdai to Itr Ernest
(loodrlrh Silllmao Mr* HUllman
and ber parent*. Mr, aad MV* William Itrding. fiiruii-rlt lived In ih*
Tnrpe> linune al lhr corner of Addition avrniti- ami Vas er ley *ir**t.
Important
Sale of William Dean
Proper ly
DiatoM i ...n i nn.,1 *.i.... \...n,
sen i>,.ir,.t ,.f t *ii(.--,.ir.
lu lhr Ma(li-i
Hjnkrwpt.
William li- -i
Htin. In Bank*
iSalad Time is Here
A direct importation of Bcrlolli Oil,, Oil
rrom Laces, Tat-any Italy
Wc han sll th, tint. Pints, Qaartt, hair
Gallon,, Gallons
FULLER & CO.
Two Phones—751 aud 752
THE SIGN OF QUALITY
■\drl* Vrrg*. ihr Fr*nrb
who shot Frederick Kohl. Ht*
■■iv man and i-apltalfsl nf Hai
l*n. |n Ban Pranci*™ Thursda:
w*lt known In Ml-nlo Park. I
i*-ld*d liters* fot Mime Hme.
ws* *mpli»**d a*.'a nur** for Mia.
IJiifwrth'* Illtle dsughti
I'urauani In order nf*c.,uit made
Mar 20. Itll, J K. 81.0AN. TBI'S-
THK. will sell at private sal*, free
from sll Hi it. thr following reel
prnp*rty. brlonglng to th* **tat* of
said bankrupt. In tb* Clly of Valu
Altn, California- Commrnrlng al
(he easterly enrnrr of Homer avenu-- and High sirm. running theae*
souibrsst*rly along High *tr**t too
fe*<. tbene* iiorth*a«irrly along
dimming avenu* JS*i f*ei, ihene*
nnril.srsirrly along R met son street
111 r. ■ i c Inch**, ibeaer si tight
ruagta iHjiithwi-*i*rl| li: f**i II
right
nil.
HAVE IT ON-YOUR PRINTING'
Wslli'i
Thr ii
M
...i-i
Mlsa i....in.!. M MaiKliilimi of
Pain Alio ha* purrhaard Iwo acre*
of laud from Daniel lt*Kan fronting
on 'tknwood avenue. Menlo Psrk.
uu which .h« will shortly .-,-■. 1 a
lio.ooo r**ldrnn- Mr Itegsn la
motlng hi* luiprnt-mrttt* on th*
t'NITPO fJAfl A El.rcTHIC CO
Ti»r rim* it. roninili.'. ..' ib*-
men oo Mumlav pfU nrooB at r
llev. .1. S Thome* I* visiting In
o'citwit at Tin. tMmb timf Soeorai
Palo Alio,
litlatii lal tuatirtJ, Br* to br atl.-iitl.-il
In and plan* mad* f.-r the n*sf reg
O. M Ka.lrrda*. went te.-Monro
ular meeting to be hfld at Ibr cltr
via laid*. Aflrr a w**k'« slay h*
hall on thr rta-nlng of thr lllh
will return with Mr* RggtOfdJa*
nnd Mi* -oil H..I.-I"
On Krldat afirninou nf i.,.i wrt-k
wb* wttn****d a dimi. pU-a*ing •■n-
Mr and Mr* .(* T. Hmry aad
tertalnu.*ni In the closing nf tb*
ttilld bate I-I..M...I to Pain Alio.
jut.tin,■ eJoa of mi** Lo*Tsi*f dan--
aftrr a vl.ii of three month* ai May-
fng Bcsdeniy ' The lli'l. .,n... msde
ward*
a rrndlisblr showing ronaldvrlng
'petltlao'la i-**in». . n.ui-i-,1 bj
ib*y ar* *o smalt Tbev wrrr rom-
plimmted hy thr att*ndane* of
V J. Knglr lo havr *l*eiric light
parent* snd Invlu-tl in.-mi. »un>-
.,'rtiii- put lu iln* s-.ii. nddinnn by
• !• ll to rompl*(*ly Bit th* ball. .■'.<
Ih* ell* of Palo Alto
vor*. -uich .a* flower*, card* and
-..|„iii.- in llemlon.
Mr Moon of the LfM \ns-l—
Carflagt"—Parlflr flrnvr.
CoBttrnrvloB (Vimpane and Mark I.u-
Co-..irr Bv* room* for r*ni. A|t*
... asslsianl cttt Hertrltlau have-
l- | ...(. ln*I--r .IT.-rt. Pbon* fafltY.
gnnr to ihi- riissi for h *e«-k'. fl.b
C*7-3t
lag Irip
^-■i..-—
ntbe
■Id* i
rt-. i-i.t-ii-
[westerly III r**i •> inch**, ihenm
|.i'.i'li»..f,-rlt along Homer svejiu*
1T ' Irr I *-ln.br*
TKHM8 AMI COSOITtOXS Op|
All bid* io be lh writing.
. mldr.-s...,! and delivered- to!
.h-,-*ii-!ii<- Truatee at th* offlcv nr William
A Coult*r. Kaej . ll*f*r** In Baak*j
. 'nipiri, room 133 Theatre Building,
tt-m Jom, ('allfiirula. un or before
ibe 30ih dsy of inn*, mil. al lh*!
ii-.ui of 10 ortork a m . aad a, deposit of trn i-t-i .'fin ot Ihr amuMBl
!'!.! In lawful nlullft or ihe t'nlt*d
Mtali-. nr re-rlineel check, luuat ae.
f-timpany •■■.,■ h bid. aa *vrurlty for
• be |«ym*nt .rt ihr purrhas* prle*
Tb* Tra»i*-r i-..-*r*,» ihe* right in!
rojatt any and ail bid* Th* sal* tai
■.ubj.'. i lo ronnrniailon of Hit- Curl \
Th* s.itr I* for Cash In t'nltrll Stale* ,
Hold Coin and I* payabl* al the
(line- ih* rah- 1. ronflrmrd . lli.l.
will be -ii-'ii.-.l and referred lo Hi-
Orwrl for riiunruiatimi.'nn lh* 2l*t
dar of June, A l> 1911. at the hour.
Of 10 o'clock a in at Ih* abov*-]
named oBlcr of *atd Krferrr
Any further infurmatlon may If
FOR SALE!!
THE SHOE SHOP
•c-
and
fl] An etceplional opportunity to
*ji qnirr an rslsblished, |rowlnji
paying batlnm, and st a msn opportune time. Other bntlnen laKet at
Irom Palo Alto. For any Information
enquire at the ttore.
Cor. University and Ramona
ti) Ilitmi who
IslBg print I pnl 0*
Behool* Ih* 1**1
or iwo b*fnr* hi*
f-ion Pt-ofboeot
I hrad of Mail*-.
Wash Dresses
I
la B tar'* iy of .tyk-*.
I'llKKs HI MlSIIUI-
MISS BURNS
2 P. M.
imii
HOT Hill VI. AT
THK WtWKUWIl, Alt t'alterailj Av,
HOItWKtiB-H BAKERY
Mb*
turne-d in
In Oakdal
irlmi II ('o)lr ba
'alo Alio Hh* hai
irachlng school.
Two .ample-* wrtr granlrd II-
.,■!■».. in *«.-.| t,-sirifi«> In ih* offle* of Hyl enuniy rlrrh Thry were
IHilMMvlae MMehrll.'agt-d in and
Matilda .Steadman, aged it. both of
gwa Franriwrn. snd Charl-** William
Blabon. aged It, and .Hilda Alfred j
Olson, seed IT. i,..itl;--„f Ian. Oat-
W H Ki-llt and iWooawJ II
l.igarii acti>mttanl*d Jobo IhidfhHdi
on OB* Of tl'a prrlodlcal trll«- to lhr
lnidfi.-ld l.uiubt-r ■ -<,mp*t.i - uitii on i
ih* Pooeodora r**s*-rrday Mr i-i«-
getl cangbl a DMM *r UVOI during
'he dat
Dr. Eugene .'Payne, dsotist. 21*,
rnlvomlly sy«nu*. roriisr Ramona.^
Telephone ttt; r**lden*e ffl.
* "im >
Merced G)lony No. 2
Irrigated Farms
I i.-t-'-Hrd for alfalfa, rtwa, grspew,
«g*. «w-*H i-.i-ii.-.. frail*.
Arlhur I'.--:. ■ i,I Menlo Pari
who waa Injured by a scissor* In Hi
hand* nf- hi* younger brother u
w**h. ago. I* getting along nlcel*. tl
* (tan Francisco hospital under it.,
tar* of llorlor HopVIn.. oM Of 'h
mmi *kllirul *!"■' l*li»i- in 1b* in*
tropell* It I* rrponed that lhr l*o
will not to** lb* sight of *ilb*r try*
though al Bra! It was ihougfaf h
would loot ib*- -n-M of one or t-nll
I,.l.ti.1 ll.'l Ilir..
Chlrtgg Polo* lhe - t
bllil nf John Polos, illr-t i
■ nd was hurled Ihl* aflrrn
le* Si hi* ,.m. *■ H.f.-rit.i . I* also .
made lo lh* paperv nn nl- Ib aald
June I, mi I.
J. K. HUIA.V, Tni.ii-.ft.
Ml Alma St.. Palo Aim. California
3. ft. HDTCH1KS0K,
Altornry for Tru*t*«-.
floom* Tl**711 f'lau* Hprrck
el* Hull,Hue Han Pranrlsco.)
Cal.
■o 1' _>;, per acre Eaiji term's
CO-OPERATIVE
LAND AND TRUST CO.
BKAI, * KING lurel MriasgiBB
-iOJ 1'alerrMtp Aeeaae. .
OPENING
AMI KPKilAl. H&I.Y. Ot
JAI'A\K«I. AIIT OOWtW
THK t'MVKIW-TV BAZA Alt
i:- ..,.- .1 in .131 1.1.- - - i' M.
.ffBLUM
v^OALTO
"V-TROM FT
SSTJO'^
F-ACTOTO-TO V»0*
■ N.SchencK
W. Waller,
BIQ SALE NOW ON,—GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN MENS AND
ll'iVS' fUiTHIXa. HATH, AN|> ri If MsiM \i.s
CHRISTY-RHODES a COMPANY
rimvi: aoo.
BARGAIN
Us Altos Block
! *l .".'Ml , «.|i wilt hay. Pn1l.ttrar.ag
! et*---*. p «y tair* aad iBterrsg; 2 Mock*
. i" .lal...a. _
THK MlVJOWnr nKAl.Tl' CO.
I i .in t'alv-i-sHy Ave.. Palo Alto. j
I..inn -.1 M I III M -
arr rMrnllal Tbr Prst Job of
palrfkg I* onlr e* Birong ss thr
weskrwi bolt. Talk ■<• us about any*
Ihlng In the traj of repairs to vebl-
rtwa fur pwaaurr or l.n.ir.r** pur
po*-*. and you'll Bad lh* rapvrrsa
tkm (;, end io your t**n*Bi. i.t Hm
rra»<in ibat lhr ffu'- work wr do l",j
well done, ih* inaterlBls fp «inploj
tli- l—rl obtainable ami- lh* prt**e
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701 Hl^h Street
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1 National
Bank
♦ VOLU BAXK ACCOCNT
'. Need noj. be large In order to
2 receive our careful attention.
J Peopl* not engaged In regular
5 business will find a checking
account with, ni a convenience
and a aafeguard In financial
matter*.
« The accOUttU of ladle* eor-
\ dlally invited.
Call and let us show you our
modern ufe-depoelt vault.
Boxes for rent from tZ.lQ to
$10 per year. A Mfe and convenient place lo keep your valuable paper*.
OFFICERS:
C. E. Childs, Prealdeat
John Dudfleld. Vice-President.
Ell King. Caahler.
C. K. Jordan, Asst, Caahler.
DIRfcCTORS: , *
C ft. Chlldi
John Dudfield .'
E. P. Gamble
H. W. Slmklne
Ell King
Dr. R. U Wilbur
J. 8. Lnkln
NEWS OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY
-From llie Daily Palo Alto
♦ ;! FRESHMAN PAINT NUMERALS
ELECTION FOR MANAGER
THREE UPPER CLASSES TO
SELECT CANDIDATE
Executive Committee Will Make Formal Appointment After Students'
Choice Is Known.
CREW TRIP POSSIBLE
♦ ■ Lack of Organization Prevents the
X j Anticipated Ruth With tbe
J Sophomroes.
j The Freshman Class micm* ,frt| .0
{hold a meeting behind the Cfaemtf.tr*
building Tuesday r^t, but |aCk of
VARSITY EIGHT INVITED TO I organization, MfJ inIe|K8<nce by the
ROW AT VENICE, ^hcio,,,.^ ,irtvemcd My |m,H
1 plan .,[ action being carird out.
•?*•?- are Indefinite and Executive | A crowd of about thirty ton men
succeeded in getting together
painting tbeir numeral*.
Committee Will Consider the
Matter Tonight.
The Stanford crew li in receipt of
an invitation to compete in the annual
regatta held at Venice on Ttianjcs-
giving day. This regatta is a contest
bctwen the same crew* which the
Varsity met la»l year during its race*
:.d the Soiilli and, z» th*** *ta&* have
been training the year rtiund, the trip
The committee was unv, illing to wiil probably not be taken unless a
assume the re»ponsir<'',J.Y „f turning *trong eight ttatl be sent
a successor to f*alej, and it was there- At present the prospects for the
f&r* tletracd to permit all members Of \ trip *•** poor. A coach tnu»t be *c-
iht three upper classes, who have al<
The manner of filling the vacancy
in the office of Graduate Manager,
caused by the resignation of D. D.
Sales, '06. was brought up and disposed of at the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Student Body
held in the reception room of En-
cina Hall Tnesday evening.
1
several
conspicuous places, and up to a late
hour there were several smalt parties
running about the Campus, hut no
serious encounters occurred.
Freshmen Debaters to Meet
t The Freshmen debaters will be called together for the first meeting of
the year Thursday night. 1. B. Cross,
Assistant in the Economics department, and W, C. Shelton. '08. of last
years Carnot team, will addrets the
Freshmen. Ptans for organi ration
cured and the whereabouts of Mur-jand fpr the interc.*** contests wilt
ready paid their Student Body »•• Pny ** not definitely known. Besides j be discussed Thursday night.
KS'tnent. to register their choke in this fact there would be a great deal ] ■ ■ a
favor of one of tbe two candidates,' of work to do in the way of fall train- J TBE MoHT PRO8PKROV8
the Executive Committee pledging it- ing and those of the crew who will [ C1TV IN ALL THE WORLD
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN NICOL, Proprietor
All kinds of Bakery Goods.
Cakes and Pastries for entertainments, parties and weddings a specialty. Only the
best materials used
JI5 l»l»crsity Ave. Palo Alto
«i"
MILLER'S
Shaving Parlors
AT
HI.AI>K\H ClOAK 8TORB,
ITS Inlrrrsiljr A venae. t
We keep Toikgue it Lou, the |
liquid bead rest. \
I
CEO. H. BENTLEY
CoatrMtor for I1***teting.
All old and new work. Inside or outside. Estimate*
given.
RMldeec* 6C5 Hamilton
avenue. Phone Red 21C.
Alabaatlne and all ktnda of
made-up mortars for tale.
San Francisco Messenger
and Purchasing Agent
. II. s. GIBSON
Dally tripe, leaving at 10:08 a. m.
Agent F. Thomaa Parisian Dyeing
4 Cleaning Works. San Francises
Office, Leusteu'* tailor shop, 101
Circle. Phon* Red 411. City offlc*,
Waterman Pee Co.. 742 Mark*'
street Phon* Temporary 2144.
EDWARD WECk
UAL ESTATE and LOANS
Fire, Accident, Plate Glass and
Burglary Insurance written in the
best companies and losses
promptly adjusted and paid in
my olTice, 517 High Street,
Palo Alto. Cal.
♦ ♦■»■»♦♦♦•♦♦»•• *■> »*>+»»» I'M*
l WILLIAMS' SHAVING STICK I
Special Package i
AND S\
JOSEYCIEAJsV TOILET SOAP X
Stanford Pharmacy I
II. P. t-IIANDLKll. I
117 University Ave-, cor. Circle j
♦ »*••|»««»M
Do yon know that PloesmlT* Car.
bollsed ecu like a poultice ln drawing out Inflammation and poison? It
1* antiseptic. For ruts, boms, eczema, cracked hand* It 1* Immediate
relief. Sold by Welngartner A Co,
sell to formally elect after the stti- • be members of the fotitbatl squad
dents have signified their choice. i would be onable to give up enough
The polls will be open next Friday \ time from their other work,
between the hour* of to and 2:30 for' The matter will be taken up it the
this purposas. The committee did not meeting of the Executive Commit-
deem it desirable to call a general. tee this evening, and if the propoM-
electioo because of the fact that the tion appears favorable, tenns will be
entering Freshmen are ignorant of'proposed to the Southern oarsmen,
the qualifications of the two cindi<
dates. The sense of the committee Is
expressed in the following resolutions
Whereas, It is the duty of the Executive Committee, under the const,-
tction of the Associated Students, to
fill all vacancies occurring in Student
Body office*.
And whereas, Tbe Executive Committee does not wish to assume the
responsibility of appointing a Grad-
Oeeaalonatly It I* necessary to say
a few words to people outside tbe
city of San Francisco, and also to
print a line or two of figure* tc
make our own peeelmlstt stop pull
log a long mouth and looking dowi
\ their nones.
Outsiders cannot get over tbe no-
; tion tbat this ells, having suffered
1 the greatc*t Ore of history. Is badly
, In need of sympathy. Some local
Rugby Season Will Be Inaugurated.— *our-faces affect to believe that all
FOOTBALL RALLY FRIDAY,
Bull Durham Company to Distribute Tobacco.
The first football rally of the sett-
son will be held in Encina Hall next
Friday evening. No definite program
has been arranged as yet, bnt there
sill be the usual yelling and singing. «"» "«"rM * 1",,",e" ,1,°w "">
Is lost every lime there is a trifling
clash of factions, a temporary tightening of bank loans or an increase
In living r it ten.
The sharp, set fart Is that Saa
Francisco never was more prosperous than It Is right now. The cold.
fact. It Is not necessary to add any
glowing word*, for tbe tact* and
figures glow for themselves.
Last month there was a notion
among the pessimists that the city
uate Manager to till the vacancy in with speeches by Coaches Laita^n
that office, be it and Presley, Trainer Monitor, and
Resolved, That it be submitted to Captain Koemer. Every one intend-
those of the three upper classes who ing to play Rugby will sign up st tbe
have paid their Student. Body assess- conclusion of the ralfy. A special "
.rent to recommend which of the two feature of the evening will br the free *" «°lnr to the depth* because the
, • », iiajj ssssssss, n •«"■ • -■ hsj.»,Vas wasi-A llsrh lonlnar nti 1,1*1 In
candidates, G. Jvnupp. 07, or L. M. distribution of Bull Durham to at!
Edwards, '07, they would desire to those present. This custom was inaugurated last year and proved a
great faeces*.
s«.»v.a.-.f»i .y. , ,, fnnMnmassetaia.)
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO
Aulliorlietl capital .SJIOO.OOO
Paid up capital 40,000
Surplus and undivided
protu 40,000
1 —_,«*
t JOSEPH BBTCHINSOX. Vk-r-IW H. F. COSODOX, Asst.
, Your Business Desired
. And we assure you prompt and careful attention
4 Per Cent Interest on Saviofs Accounts
i Safe Deposit Boxes for reat In a Fire and BorgUr
Proof Vamlt
I From 6.00 per year.
fill that office, the Executive Committee pledging itself to adopt such recommendation.
M. P. Davis, *o8, was appointed to
succeed R. H. Conant, oft. as representative of the Senior Class on 'he
Committee.
Alumni Donate Books to Library.
As a result ot the recent irip to the "»•*"*»■■ In-
Antipodes of President Jordan and
banks were tightening up. Dut In
that same last month the bank
clearings were $1*4,1S1,7z3.«6. as
compared wltb 1186,8*4.8*4.78 ID
August ot last year, when the In-
aiirsnre money bad Just begun to
And then Just compare those
bank clearings of tl£4,lM,7x3.6«
Dam reguters in tbe Instructor P. j Treat of the History! of %m mQnth ^ |h- ,,„,„
MechsYeical Engineering department., departmcnl. a large unmber of vol- ft.g „ of ^ fl Mor€thttrif
He is a prominent track athlete, wm- -.times deal.ng with Australia and N«,^Bc AHpilt when „ Were .11 pat-
ning the qnarter-mile in Issl year's Zealand have been donaicd to the {iag 0M anolBBr on the b|,ckl ovep
meet with California. Davis t> a University Library. Notable among lh0 rtty.g pro|pw||y
member of Acaeta fraternity. the gifts .re: from Thomas Welton Th01ie nf0Pf- te)| a m»rT*|ou,
. Stanford. 600 volumes; from Herbert 1 ^^^ ud , wond*rful progress.
Special Economic Investigation. C. Hoover, 95, of London, 500 vol-; rbcr9 la nothing pessimistic about
Under the direction of the Carnegie umes, from Dcane P. Mitchell, '06,' ^tt0t ^ j^,, Pons*-rvatlve eommu-
Inslitotion of Washtngson, the Eco- of Mclbcmme, 125 volumes; from An-' n|(y wrnli^ pgy that the figures
nomics department is ^investigating gus and Roberts, publishers in Sy-1- .ho'uNtl "Floom! Boom! Boom!"
special topics relating to the Econo- ney, a complete set of all their pubH- ; Those who have ■ facile way of
mic History of the United States, j cations, on whatever subjects, being contrasting San Francisco with Lot
Professor A. A.-YouKg is preparing a approximately 200 volumes, besides *' Angels* may Just as well note that
report on the History of the Amcri-. considerable number of books and last month*, bank clearings reed:
can Railroads and Instructor I. B. ' pamphlets from many other donors. Los Angel**, 8*7,691,1.14; Ban
Cross is collecting material on the; A box of aboriginal implements wa* ; Francisco, 8184,151,723.86. And
Labor Movement in California. Other'donated to the University Museum by ': Oakland cleared 8lC.102,*tl.t>l laat
subjects are being investigated by Thomas Whitelcgge, of Sydney, A J month that formerly was credited In
economists in the East and it is the large number of specimens in natural: Ban Franrfsco. ■ Oakland now bas a
plan of the Carnegie Institution to : history were received from Australia clearing house of her own.
compile the reports Into a compre-.'and the Hawaiian Islands. ; The building 'permits Issued for
bensive Economic History of the1 — ■■■' * ■ '■ Augnst represented an estimated
United States. Euphronia Elects Officers. ! roostrucOon value of 82,971,185.
* Officers for the present semester Thtt probably, meens a real building
Mim Ksph Mlm Elects Officer*. ' were elected at a meeting of the Eu-; r»,l,» ot 88,500.000. Since tbe btg
The Stanford Chapter of Mim Kaph phronia Literary Society, held Tues- nt
Mim, the honorary Chemistry Soci- [ day. Those will bold office
ety, Tuesday night elected officers for .'until the Christmas vacation are: J.
^'.>^»*sy4^**Yii*-.**Vi*.s,^^
j ELECTRICITY
j For Light and
Power Purposes
Apply To
I
I United Gas & Electric Co.
.{
Palo Alto and Redwood City
«a»fct*SS.a*«S1^I^.^M...«».^
the semester. The following were tF. Reilly, '08, president; T. T. Begnett
elected: Prc«ident, L. Langstroth. 'o8::'o8, vice-president; S. Bryan, 'to, tec-
vice-president, J. F, Ellis, *o8; secrc-irctary-trcasurcr; D. V. Conway, '10
tary-treasurer, E. W. Rice, '08. : sergeant-at-arms. The society will be-
* jgin active work at once, holding
foot* up the Impressive total of M,-
121. 745. Tbat Is a staggering
figure.
No wonder everybody la employed.
No wonder all th* building material
I. used >is rapidly a* It can be
brought In. There Is ao such pro*-
MR. SHOE BUYER;
FARRELL
THE SHOE MAN
is still selling Shoes at 169 University
Ave. When you are about to buy a pair
don't be deceived by high sounding names
But if you buy your Shoes and have your
Repairing done at Farrell's, you can rest
assured you will be getting your money's
worth.
One Door from Postofflce
PALO ALTO
* MMMOSSM*. >»■>•>*■»♦»♦.»« MM»s>»»s)«»»»«H
Thursday Vesper Sendee.
The weekly Vesper Servicr in the next Thursday evening,
old Chapel will be resumed tornor- ! be made to secure more punctual aire w. Thursday, evening. The ser- tendance and a system of fines for
vice begins at 7:15 and ends at 7:45. .absence from a meeting is being plan-
All arc invited to attend. ned.
An effort will' California Is singularly prosper-
Grand Musical Event
MULLEN'S HALL
ONE MOHT OM.Y
Friday, September 6th
at mao o'clock
Camillo's Ladies Orchestra
First aonuap tour after their ISO successful nlgbts In Lo*
Angel**.
Grand Concert and Ball
LMaUe*, 25c gentlemen. OOe.
ous and exceptlonslly active, and
San Francisco reflects the condl
tion* lo ber "back country"—tbe
richest bark coon try on earth. Tbe
city I. growing like a weed for speed,
but like a granite mountain for stability.
And these conditions are assured
for Ave ye*rs to come—work for all.
ready sale for m.terlala, good prices
for product*, high waxes. No other
city can promise so much.
We want these tacts and Ogure*
to choke our Iocs) prophets of woe
and to convince those outsider* who
have been wasting some unwelcome
sympathy on the proudeut. happiest.
most prosperous rttr In all the land
of freedom.—Examiner.
ChamherUta'• Coaght BemmSy One
of Use Best on t he Markrt.
For many year* Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has constantly
gained In favor snd popularity until It Is now one of tb* most staple
medicine* In us* and ba* ao enormous nale. It Is intended especially
tor acute throat and lung diseases,
such a* cough*, cold* and croup, aad
can always be depended upon. It la
pleasant and safe to take and Is undoubtedly tbe beet In the market for
the purposes for which It Is Intend*
ed. Bold by Eagle Drug Co.
LARGE SELECTION
or
Heavy Rockers and Chairs
in Weathered Oak
Suitable for Club Houses
McKIBBEN FURNITURE CO.
Phone Main 12
»»«•*♦« MtM»»
1 Be Healthy 1
I Tbe surest aad aatssH way tu e
J preeerve or regain your health *
£ * to b* careful what yoa eat *
* When you buy groearle* ba {
J iur* and get the beet duality, r
J reasonable prices and prompt '
service. We lead In th* gro- £
J e*~ no*
I La Piere & Son I
1
521 Ramona St
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The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furnishes hot
Water for tea oo
vwry iwbort nolle*
It can be w*ed
on the tea table
cctethekltcbes*
Attach** to saw
efcctrollej
Stoph,s*fr.cCT»-
veuknt.1
fAlO ALTO
Elecirkal Works
tU L'StVCTsWy Avsa.
Subeertb* for Th* Times
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 31. 1916.
_D.111 v? paio aito Clnico
laii'-l rr.ry ■furaaon esc-rpt tunds-f Bl th-*
aim of iliiiii.'i.'ii s.saar and iu»>->_* wtttf.
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
■Catered al lh* I'_-tto&.«, Palo Alio, Call-
4mml* m »r,...,„ _!___■ matitr.
Local Men Have
New Experience
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nelra muat bc .ifnnl l.j- Ihr true iit-.ni. of 0m
writer, n,.1 foi fiut .IrstKin. bul a* • siisiatit--
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MONDAY. .ll'l.Y .fi. 1916
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Thc rlrrulntlnn :*ej.aitint-in nf Thc
Tl::.,-;. Ill r-.ll'.t.-ilil I) 1-li'lea toning 10
main* th* delmry »rr|rg of Thn
Time* nn near ;-.-rfe*-[ u possible.
f__tifrrHi.Tr. .in* 1 .-.-nested lo report
*D>' I'n'T or Irre-julnr delivery service |ironi|itl) --> telephone.
Sub«---|hcr* who mote are requested to send both iheir former and
present nddresm-s lo The Tlmaa
ttlO ■:i:iij>. hut ij.il.nil> wns hurl In
i-lt her reel ment from tlmt nource.
One or tin- temporary buildings n
feu feet from Company I-'. street
wm. wliiiit.-re.| by lho wind and
IlKlitlllllK
line man in tin* Tth regiment
Mem temporarily In mine during the
■ti.tni mn) hnd lo l»e removed to the
hospital
Meyer* 'ifii-i,.l
Mk-ih :i r run [inn > 1, innn. wns
aim rem.M.-.! 10 lhe hospital w|lh
'hllli. 1111,1 f.-M-r. Inn onlNlile of thl*
11 tie KIT I oil* (line llie rCBl of the
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OODGINGTHE BOMO
Easy to Sidestep a Missile Runs
From a Zeppelin.
Local Chinaman
Tests Ordinance
(Continued from page 1)
SIMPLE RULES FOR SAFETY.
• !■■' i.u-Iih: lhat a similar ordl-
nee In that city Is unconstltation-
Jue believes that tf tbe San
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Notary Public
257 University Ave.
IHLS. MAHIK C.IMKHON
Hair Specialist
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Tlie I-aundry of gunlltj
r'nuiiiy \«n..-iii—wet, dry or
rougli-drj
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Married in S. F,
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1-EOWD of while inlln. romlitned with
i-thlle Hfttlli and .'Illffon. i-ml.elli-.li.-il
I wlili ullrer enilirotdery. The tulle
'ieii «■■ ittiiElit with urnnKO bloi-
; wnu nnd fell In -jrarefnl folds orer
I the iraln Utiliertly orehldn and lllle- of the \alley. arranged lo a
Hliou.-r l.uuqiiel. were enrrleil
Ttie maid of honor -man Ml-w
I'mure-i Kdmlni-Jon a ntnler of llie
i.i lile -in.l Ml** . loren.e Vi enJIlnn
m'ir-i na titl.tenmaHl rhe*e itttrae-
te Klrl» »crp dre.il't] alike la
... V*. of [.ink and Preneb bloa
tm tiom billed -alth mile the
-mae* ninde boulTnnt with trlm-
inan of ii,,- mn.- aud ribbon They'
ir-l.,1 It..Hi Vnrden ImuQila*!* iiiiii-
.-..-*■ and Ulli-l of ihe miiei jbe
•m man wii w y FUtlStt Jr
After lhelr honeymoon they mil
uke lhelr ho 1n l.irllnii.I
Provided a Ptrson Can Sight th* Airship Safer* It Cats In It* Wor-,
Dashing Out of Its Rang* la M«t-*iy
a Mattvr of Sm-ond* and Agility.
Tbff- »ro well defined rulen for tb*
avoidance ot Ze|i| _Ub Ixiuihd. These
rule*, ll seems, di-in-iid upou lho lain.
or Hlilierltiti iHTT.jn.tlYe. nnd liuiitui
caotcrlc nud complicated the enlrala
lions nj.-Mi •■■-:,,■ h ttn-y arc liam-d t.'iv
ai'iunl |i_>ctl,e of iM.iub dudKliiK i*
rr_.titlv.-ly simple nnd ea*y to aiu-m-r
When a "Xap~ u ol^im-d tu iIk- oOl__|
Lbe DM tllll.K to do In lo determine Ita
COUI»e. Thli It. dune na follows; If ll
ap{-«a_i i., Ik* vtairillliS on end nnd _
practlcall) vennal juu ur.-. Ii-avlu-f om
uf _.<.'__uiii unj eriAa wind there maj
Ix*. pn-lly iieur). In Its path and should
tet rendj io run tu tight or iefl-ll.a:
ii. ui rli-ht auclee lo the <xi_n* ll b
pur-niliii. I,n-n 1/ jou are dJr^x-My li.
Ita path [hem la nu danger from lb*
lwml__ r*eepi tvheii it I* nearly otci
your bead.
And U-caune the Iwnib takes a xrt*
cons id era Oh* lime to reacli tne cariu
(probably twenty dr.- s-_-._i.di tvben ttie
'try Is at an altitude of a mUt-- Jul
will bav,. a rv-a.t'iiiftbU- time to "ible
•tej»" It even *fler sceinK It Stan
Hut any one who rau't run a bundr..!
ynrds. whieb In a Unit th* limit of thr
dntruiiheii.-i'i nf vbe of tbe*-. iui-t
»lles. in t«__it,i tlie m-.-oda eepcdabj
With lhe Ht-mulii-, .f * 1h_hL eh_i.ii,.;
him. tin ., t lvr.i mu. It t-i-ti _ for n»i
t-vliti: blown up In tliii athU-tlr ax*.
If. mi tin* ottier baud, ttie Y-ep when
Rl^llti-l u■>(*■_.- I,, |H. IIl.ih.iI une Wll)
or the other Ibat 1». Itn (ruiii or uyi-r-r
end (-.Iniu to the left ur rljjiit jou ur.
In no 11 a liter nud nm ivatell Ha ili-.-itru.
t\xv Mren,>rka H'HbuUI bJij of the un
(iteaaatii tbrtll* a-»n>elntcd wttb ttu-
iM-rfi at liumlneiil dnutb. ir ibv la*w
n|i|,enm lii.llm.l i.. Hi... left the reMel
wlll paaa lo tlu* left, und If tlpi-ed lb-.
other wny. of Colin*-, to the (ttfbl .
Home .-illu\inu-e. lioiveviT, niuat I«"
tiindc- for erama wluila. a* these tri-jt.
ijiiwl.-lilj bngs hnv,.- n very consider
■Me Mile drlfL
It Lt ituhl l» l-e iitunliy may to make
Ibem* iili-uTvntl"tin hi in en mt of tbo on
Bided eye Willi sU__tele_tl neriiracy lu
prutiH-i uni-Hi-iE Mm In ,.nae tbo trntp ,
should n[>i-.-ar -.-t> eloaie lu nn uprt<-lu '
Inj-.ltlun li tun. hel[> tho observer lo
get into a plane white the retfel 1j« '
1'nrthilly eoven-d |,y [lir. (-.lye of n '
lioune. n Iluj.jn.lt. or otbur vt-rtieul Hue.
If tbe 'Any u|i|«-iiit-. io !-,- etimldu-r tbr
tdftt uf tlii< buuxe or the tlaKi-ole to i
•.vtird tbe zeultb thi. otmerver In likely !
lo have an linine-Hat-. p-.-rnoual Interest |
In It-, rlall In cum there is nu bouse
ur i!:i,;;n>i,- ntnlliiblu :, f.lunib line umdo
b> B nlullt! Hed [o a slrlii-- will wrvc j
llu- Knilie [.nr--.--.,-
Ity fulluwtn): these few simple rule*.
sny* l*n_ei____r ll C llckeriug. thorn is ;
llllJe eXTUID for Uliy one on lho LookuUl
ami uiile to get abont with reusounble
speed beliiK emijjht by either * 7-rm*o-
llu or nn bit-iplune l-uiub.
II may Ik- of lull-rest while on the*
snbji---t t make a few abstract* from
the des.-npiluii hy a Hrltlsh m'tent 10,
olwi-rver »r tbe full ot tbeee l-*.-*uli».
"Tbe bombt could bo beard api.n.'aL-b
lug sm thej rustled tltruuifti Uie air
The wtilailluj; poise a Utile like the
tearing of calico ur the noise made by
* t-ii;aiuJi ruckei -became a ctt_C_nd_
shriek of u-rrir.- bitenslty Just iM-fore
tlie t-uinb struck fhe ground and thr
ri|iloi!on .K-mnrd. I estimated rhe
tu-lk-lii uf the Zepp.-11n a* sbout -i.iXXi
fret. and. be-flcctlng air realslauce. this
would ul-" Ihe t-uinbs a .".:.._: \eli>lty
at about Usj fevt j>fr -.. .-,i;iii The actual speed x\a* probably Ic-sa than ihi*
*:ul Is conalderably leas than ihe teloc-
lly of sound 11,108 feel i»er eecvud},
whuh aeeouiits for lhe fact liial lhe
tmiiil.. can I* beard brfpf*. their sr-
rlul
"Standing, as 1 waa *l atiout -JOU
jnnl* from where one of the t-»mb*
foil lbe nol*.- of ihe u.-iual e\l>i.-s:.»u
■Jl.l noi appear io to verji loud 1 he
Wanted—Toung man or boy for'* For Sale^—Fire-room cement bnn-
Piarden work; wage* 10 to ll&.fgalow, near carllne; young fruit
Francisco ordinance la contrary tojp, o. Box 35. Palo Alto. 7-3-tf j Price reasonable. 852 Falton it
ihe cnnnlltulion lhe Palo Alto onll>[ ■ ' ~ __*
Wantod—Sewing, mending. Iron- For Sale—A few Indian ninne*
i:.,ih'.: la nlso, and he hai decided to
lofll It.
Say it Van Meet ts Wrong
City Attorney N'orman B. Malcolm
loday expreased lurprlao nt Judge
Van Fleet'* decision, whlrh he Btates
is in direct oppotiltlon to a decision! — ■
of thr Fnlted state* r-uj-reme court' «uick MrT|ce- Clewing and pr-aea- For Sale—Cottage 8 room., .leep-
ln it aimilar case He hellere* that' *a* -ttOUAt^ "«e day. odorlow. Ing porch, etc: choice comer lot
tag. by day or at borne. Will Ukejdncka. Apply 417 Tmm Btreet,
care of children. Phono 638W. . —— 777-
^^j|]__] . j For Sale—Beautiful young laddie
laundry by flrat-claw laundraaa:. mare: «Ik> eurrey and harnesi;
family work especially; table linen-cheap. Call 626 Homer arenue.
band ironed. Mrs. Tate. Pbone iiiU 1-JQ-tm*
He bellerea <
the Pnlo Alto ordinance, as well at
lhe Ran Frnnr-iwo ordinance, is eon-
-miitioiuil, and tbal Judge Van
Fleet errei) when he rendered a de-
- lalotl de-la rln c ll unronstllullonal
Here Is a letter Mr Malcolm has
xx ritien 10 W J I*ocke of San l->an
■li'O In retard 10 the matter-
Malcolm's Letter
\'. W J l^x-ke. San FranriM-o
■ -.,] Hv i>rar ]^>cke I am wrlt-
ir-e 101: in obtain some Information
in '.-card lo Fnlted States DUirln
ludg. Van Fleet's d«-**l«lon In regard
'11 laundries
The California supreme rourt In
Solare*. 45! Unlveralty. Pbon* 20.
While you wall; cleaning and;
pressing. odorle»a. Solares, cle*Dcr,
and better .5: University. Ph. 10-1
Wanted Position In private fam-|
lly by young woman, upstairs work
mid se*log or second work. 130 or
3.'i lloi It Tlrncm office TlS-fit*
100x125; street work all done; fruit
and ornamental trees, garage, etc
Bargain Sc-c O. II. Beehe, 457 Web-
■ter sl , or A. J. Bogle. 161 l.'nivcr-
Hit a«cnuc. 7-20-lm
For Sa le-
otn pan)
Hon
-Stanford Meat
7-31-Ct
Wanted Position ai cook. wait
on table and housework by yonng
Japanese. spMkS Knglish I'hone
*C0M— Ishino T*2»-3f
Wanted Woman for general
housework for August li. no chll-
■*■* ot c_ parte Wong Wing jr-cn Inquire 1 12-> Palo Allo arenue
iielij the ordinanro of San Francis-
'■« forbidding labor In a puhllr laun-
)rv from & p m to 7 a ni Is not
in 11 n ron i-M (11 Hon a I Inierference
»iiti Mherty or property rl-ehts |
tin informed that Judge Van Fleet
' 1 rued the supreme rourl down and
ii-l-l the or.llnanre unconstitutional
-s •- Ii.1j.Uiii,' lhe 1 'lb aiiiMidtuent.'
' mted Statu* ("onutlintlon
It Un* been derided hy the su-
iT.-me rourl of lhe Intte.i States ln
i-,.. ease iif rinon nine *ersu* <*row-
.*'. -11 I' B 703 also 2S I. Kd
"it. rhui an ordinance prohibition
lite hoiiSN of in .1 ,-1o. k al nlttht and
6 n-'lm-k 1n the morning in ronstl-
tutlonal
For Sale Cheap, Detroit Tgpor
Kasollnc stove In good condition. 24
■.;-.. .:.,'..■ campus. Phone 1144.
7-27-6t«
for Sale Cheap—One auxiliary
iloop-rlKKed yacht S6x14x4; center
hoard fully equipped. 10-horaepower
engine fi. 1* W'bl|ten*caro Bo Jen's
Automatlr Hammer Co. 7-27-it
Wanted--To put out gentle Horse
tor keeplnn I'hone ClW
T-2S-31
Wanted fienoral housemaid
must Im- good *-ook lief .-renee* re-
.luired Wages ll" Phone :»2M
l->3'l-;M*
Wantedi- To borrow 11.200. will
He flrst-niortgaxe on rltr improved
loin-it. J I) I' .'-1 Km- -on st
7-31-3t
SacrlQce—College Terrace. 1-3
acre, cottage. IB fruit tree*, city
■■■- jilt well sewered. bath, etc.,
laundry tubs, well-fenced small
barn, poultry yard, best location,
next campus: I'lMl for a few days,
terms I>oe.-t iletay Inrestlgaie. F.
Ilebnrd. Maylield Offlre open Sunday
. 7-2S-3t*
Wanted
»lrtvrs It
Box ttt, :
For Bale--* 1-3 arres planted to
I-year-old Blenheim apricot*. MC
View Very rholre property May
- i-onsid' - i-i'h.'.v.y.t- for Palo Alt*
Chambermaid and seam- ,.roperlT Apply 734 Waverley st.
0. 7-27-fit*
r u-i-ulr-r-d P
73l-*3t'
o 1,1
like
to gr
me
. nt Van Heels de-
lie illstliiKiitnli lbe
If ih.- Soon iln.--
law promulgated by
.'.iill of the Cnlted
ordliiiui.e problblt-
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.
When you want Parlalan cleaner
nnd battei he sure you get Solares.
I'hone -__ 7-6-lm
For Kent—Completely furnished
.-roam bungalow. desirable neigh
borhood. Inquire 846 Bryant street.
For Rent—Furnished bungalow
sleeping porch, garage and servants
Mm Nellla F. (.ood*pe*d.
uld hold It up- maker, reasonable; teacher crochet j bouse. 166 Bryant sl. Phone 683K
MM' Wong Wlnnjand tailing 62B Oilmen. Ph. ttt.
lh the Soon Ming
Mrs. J W Mnnansld. 1026 Forest
- hate nu ordliiniiie In I'nlo
n-n in in in 1. tin- same provisions
San Fr inn l.m ordlnanre
V.'l 1 trul 1 vour*, 1
S'OH.MAN K M \LCi)i,M "
Court, phone 702W Splrolla corset*.
I For Bent—To
- ------- _-.- apartment.
RVUDll.
Palo Alto Calendar
Ha Would Dlv.ds.
"Yea."" wiliI lhe euitiienl sp,n-Ui||Ht tt-
Ihe trnmji wbo hnd .iiUed u|k_h him; "I
win einmlnr ymi 1 an-fully Fof fin"
"All right. ibH-.' said the irauiji re
«lgne«Itj. do ilnt. an" If you fltid It I _
g|v» you half."- -l-ndle*' Home Journal
adull*. furnished
Apply 342 Homer
7-8-tf
For Kent—Room* furnished for
housekeeping: eloso In. Rates reasonable 45 4 Hamilton 7-26-tf
Kor Kent Bedroom wiih or wlth-
ni use of kitchen Apply M2 Lyt-
:-n avenue. 7-29-61
Ttie 1 ^idle*' Ah] of the Methodist
Church win noi nwM ibis week.
owhik iy |l,e nhsenre of ofllrers
j
I'Vitb-.j. till
McKinley Belief Corn- Masonic
Tempi*. 2 30 p m
TI MO- r.,i'i_iblnatli>t) of
warm -Mate and *_-u.l,n•—_-.-.
7'empemture Samnl . and Sun-,
dai Juli _. and S6 Maximum-,
WANTED
Your
■ lotiiir of houses, fur
nlshed
or unfurnished. in
renl
1 nn hie 10 fill the de-
tuatid
SLOCUM & STRATTON
Phone i9
For Rent--Modern apt*., complete
__,!)■ furnished, quiet, no children. The
t-.ytton. 4K1 Lytton ave. Pbone 736X
Por Rent
ileeplnc poi
10 p
I-_rnlahed. fi rooms.
and batb. part or
83-18 between !.:30
iilnlin
Ohn
1 pro
III) to
ilimxt
-11 bin
uf
nitons at v * m ami noon,
I mint n»ri, r««pe.*l t vel ■ llnrnnieter
30 ns Mi in (BctMni thermomeler
'iS 67 degreiv. ht|.romi-ier 92. 7_
per cent weather r|rar ■ ile*I wind
calm, north
v slight depreesion et tends from
linn*. 1'i.liiml.la to M-iiid) on each
ilde of thU dii.Iu.-ti_Ln.-i' there l_ a
hlch pressure of air nn the western stile the mat- of atf L- IiioMhk
towan| \'e\ada . ouiin-ra. tin,- the
ELITE MARKET
PRANK I-III-LIPH
-IH t'nlvrrwlty Ave. I'honr 7
Inspei-ted meals Nol grade
ham* and baron, fish, poulty
and dellcaeles
AFTO HKUVBRV
Home comforts, room and board.
iii.. houiekrepinu rooms. *i i Emcr-
boe street Also single room*.
7-S-lm*"
Kor Henl - Furnlahed I .-room
'house Apply 2M Kmemon street.
or phone .'..-fill 7-3l-6t
Still Out.
""Are you sure your mlstrra* I* outT"
aake-J the rallrr
"t)h. yc*. sir." rvp-led tbe mild. "She
lul.] me tw,. :...-,:--. ago she wa* oat.
snd *..'i" h■.'+•.■ : <■..!:..- In since.**—SL
l_ouU Peat Itlspatcb.
efTe.
Inn
nt
Do You Want
A Carpenter
That Carries
Liability Insurance?
1 am your man. You take
no chniU'i-i' with mn either In
io-- I iii-m or workmanship.
Will do new work or repairing, or win superintend
work If il.»-1r-id.
Ile-sldcnre oppoult* Jersey
dairy Phono C0f,X.
C.E.LONQANECKEI.
A Lsft H-ndxl C01
A protmm.it «». ,M»,
I -.Ilnl.-i.l f.,r hi-. I.M.-1
loafer/'
"Well." de.lnr.-d the (.r,ife«..,f
vrylllg the ttlllielil .rltleiilli. "u*||i
cut you nut understood 1st- Itiisluvi
lltlsburgb t hroiili-li- Teli-i:rnph
[ y*.
huge
... -lilt.
1- hluli li
4_\ Daily Palo Alto Times
R ___HL H CLAWnlFU'D
^-Sf Telephone Directory
In thU column not only your phone number but also 70m plsc*
ol busincs* is brought lo lhe attention o' over -1^10 readers -very
day. Phone your ordei or drop a lint and our -.irecicry department
solicitor will call upor you at ones Our phone nun.ber ii 115.
Palo Alto Market
Lai-'idson o. Son nick son.
Hume A'_l—S5W I nltf-miir.
In tarioii-* dire t...i,-i. bill apart fr-.m
i.i\t.'-.l reni|..ir:,tiire lasi
lhe |-oii Ihi 111* ,.f U-lnii <tntek t,y iHtin;
•.■: ,1,-i.r,.,.. ihe IOW.-.-.1 !
nilSsltea the .lnii_.iT none did o*A imnh
exceed tWeutJ-tHe >ards.-.\ew York
Post
ilai Prldm and Sainn
xxn*. v( ,l,.u,,.,., Tlie
i-m;>erniure in Chle..i:«
Ov*r.
wni m_| dug-ivo* in ih- -h
"I gu,..M their hoiieyiniHin It nliout
leillper-ilure of th,. -.i:il,.r
over "
Mlehluan as» :•> ih-Ktees
"Wbat umke_ you think ■*"■"
"lies i-juit belplu-: her tilth llie «!l-.h
e» nml shea mopped wntrldiig blm
11 seems likelj inm Hu,
lanin- to-isi «U| i-Hi-nj.e thi
tlu. «arm wave In !'
tbrough lhe from window .",I>e(r-..l'
Free 1'reni
went he' n.i- tnornln-s wn
Archite-:tural Designer,
HENRY A. HOYT.
300 Kutton St.. Phone tai.
<ilHMT-;itlt_--H,
BTAT1
)>KK|,
NOTIONS.
H.
IL
*l
a ailing.
grammar •
rhool
bbx-k.
1 Ti. Ml
r.litv j AFTti DlACKSMITIIINfl
T1"' I Uprtng work, ■retylm welding
••lk" I _r.HlelMet.7nl High. fh.MlT
PALO ALTO I...CM.HV
Flr-.t-.-ls*-. Work, rrini.pl eo).
1e.-tlon iim| de||T«rr. Phopf, Ki9
A H«--dv-ar_ Tslk.
"Yes." -.uld th.- 1,n| 1., il,,. nail,
gave tin- o terrible " reiii-h |ti |iari rr-
hlm. lux I i-iM-i, 11 w.1111,1 i-,- ,,,,1.
mailer of a few ,],,.. i.,f„,-_. ]„. ,..,.
ImiU niiytvoj - PlltiHbur-gli l-ilN|iflie|i
-an unl,
tt.'il.der
I* MAI MTO PAINT SHOP
I'lu.ne BAIL 71.1 UlRb -treel.
Pl.tMHING CXlNTnAtTOR
II 9. JKVVEl.l.
4KI H.«l. -trr-ei. Plmne :l..i
ciitpirr <
l,.MMM
Com
ir,-«-i*-i] nlr nr -. n
utiiii.
Otts*.
m. HIT Al
11a. Pb.
I0KI.
J V I .IKWITT, nniCK CON-
I intetor Ctilmni\in nnd Mnntel-L
I 11.1 Kierelt sir PbOM 2I3.X.
The rn,,'
ts (he Ikm
■*- Whitllel
l>e«i 1
■•n foi
OI>I.IVK*S FXPltKSS—ling-
K»«e, Panel lleliverj- Ofllce
Cit-tlC. -fJ-rttcory. I'tt..t.VlK-noil,
WBLL l»HII,I.IS<i
. Vouni Well Tlrllllag <\x
bone Palo Mto Ttlt
