20 research outputs found
The synthesis of monodisperse alkanes with long chains
No full textThis thesis discusses reasons for the interest in monodisperse long chain alkanes and describes attempts, past and present, to synthesise such molecules. Chapter 1 discusses why the synthesis of such molecules are important and the objectives of this project. Chapter 2 reviews the methods previous groups have devised to prepare pure samples of long chain alkanes. In particular, work carried out by Whiting et al. at Bristol, whose scheme formed the basis of the early work in Durham. Chapter 3 describes the work in Durham and improvements which were made to Whiting's method, allowing the synthesis of longer chain lengths and greater quantities of materials to be achieved. Chapter 4 provides a summary of the practical work carried out by the author. Chapter 5 gives experimental details of the work described in Chapter 4
Examples to Accompany Worksheets for Calculating Breakeven Bids for the Milk Production Termination Program
No full textA.E. Ext. 86-08The purpose of this bulletin is to provide an example of how to use the worksheets described in A.E. Ext. 86-6 "Worksheets for Calculating Breakeven Bids for the Milk Production Termination Program". Farm information for I. May Bidd is on the next page. A breakeven bid is calculated for each of the three situations, described in detail in the aforementioned bulletin. Briefly, the three situations differ with respect to whether the dairy farmer plans to leave dairy production soon regardless of MPTP and whether or not he plans to return to milk production at the end of MPTP. The same basic data will be used for all three situations but we have changed I. May Bidd's name to fit the situation
Oral vs intravenous paracetamol for lower third molar extractions under general anaesthesia: is oral administration inferior?
No full textBACKGROUND: /st>Paracetamol formulations provide effective analgesia after surgery [Duggan ST, Scott LJ. Intravenous paracetamol (acetominophen). Drugs 2009; 69: 101-13; Toms L, McQuay HJ, Derry S, Moore RA. Single dose oral paracetamol (acetaminophen) for postoperative pain in adults. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2008: CD004602]. I.V. paracetamol is superior to oral for pain rescue (Jarde O, Boccard E. Parenteral versus oral route increases paracetamol efficacy. Clin Drug Invest 1997; 14: 474-81). By randomized, double-blinded trial, we aimed to determine whether preoperative oral paracetamol provides inferior postoperative analgesia to preoperative i.v. paracetamol. METHODS: /st>One hundred and thirty participants received either oral paracetamol and i.v. placebo (Group OP), or oral placebo and i.v. paracetamol (Perfalgan™) (Group IP). Oral preparations were given at least 45 min before surgery; i.v. preparations after induction of anaesthesia. Pain was assessed by a 100 mm visual analogue scale (VAS) 1 h from the end of surgery. Rescue analgesia was given on request. RESULTS: /st>A total of 128 patients completed the study. There were no significant differences in baseline characteristics or intraoperative variables between the groups. The study was designed to reveal whether OP is inferior to IP, with an inferiority margin of 20%. The number of patients reporting satisfactory analgesia at 1 h with VAS ≤30 mm were 15 (OP) and 17 (IP), respectively. The secondary outcome measure of the mean (standard deviation) VAS (mm) for the whole of each group was 52 (22) for OP and 47 (22) for IP. Analysis of confidence intervals indicates that oral paracetamol is not inferior to i.v. paracetamol. The median survival (90% CI) to rescue analgesia request was 54.3 (51.2-57.4) min in Group OP and 57.3 (55.4-59.2) min in Group IP; there was no significant difference in this measure. CONCLUSIONS: /st>In this study of lower third molar extraction, oral paracetamol is not inferior to i.v. for postoperative analgesia.ISRCTN Registrationhttp://www.controlled-trials.com/ISRCTN77607163
The effect of intra-operative passive movement therapy on non-surgical site pain after breast reconstructive surgery: a preliminary study
No full textPain distant to an operative site is under-reported but sometimes more severe than pain from the surgical site. Intra-operative passive movement could possibly reduce this pain. This preliminary study was designed to assess the practicalities of conducting a randomised controlled trial of this therapy in anaesthetised patients. The study design was pragmatic. Forty-two patients undergoing breast reconstruction were randomly assigned to receive either intra-operative passive movement or standard care. Twenty-four hours after surgery, median (IQR [range]) morphine consumption was 33 (11-42 [0-176]) mg in the passive movement group compared with 74 (15-118 [0-238]) mg with standard care (p = 0.126), while participants reported median (IQR [range]) visual analogue scores in areas distant from the surgical site of 0 (0-4 [0-34]) mm in the passive movement group compared with 10 (2-30 [0-57]) mm in those receiving standard care (p = 0.002). A full trial of intra-operative passive movement therapy to reduce postoperative is feasible and warranted
Multi-candidate immunohistochemical markers to assess radiation response and prognosis in prostate cancer: results from the CHHiP trial of radiotherapy fractionation.
No full textBACKGROUND: Protein markers of cellular proliferation, hypoxia, apoptosis, cell cycle checkpoints, growth factor signalling and inflammation in localised prostate tumours have previously shown prognostic ability. A translational substudy within the CHHiP trial of radiotherapy fractionation evaluated whether these could improve prediction of prognosis and assist treatment stratification following either conventional or hypofractionated radiotherapy. METHODS: Using case:control methodology, patients with biochemical or clinical failure after radiotherapy (BCR) were matched to patients without recurrence according to established prognostic factors (Gleason score, presenting PSA, tumour-stage) and fractionation schedule. Immunohistochemical (IHC) staining of diagnostic biopsy sections was performed and scored for HIF1α, Bcl-2, Ki67, Geminin, p16, p53, p-chk1 and PTEN. Univariable and multivariable conditional logistic regression models, adjusted for matching strata and age, estimated the prognostic value of each IHC biomarker, including interaction terms to determine BCR prediction according to fractionation. FINDINGS: IHC results were available for up to 336 tumours. PTEN, Geminin, mean Ki67 and max Ki67 were prognostic after adjusting for multiple comparisons and were fitted in a multivariable model (n = 212, 106 matched pairs). Here, PTEN and Geminin showed significant prediction of prognosis. No marker predicted BCR according to fractionation. INTERPRETATION: Geminin or Ki67, and PTEN, predicted response to radiotherapy independently of established prognostic factors. These results provide essential independent external validation of previous findings and confirm a role for these markers in treatment stratification. FUNDING: Cancer Research UK (BIDD) grant (A12518), Cancer Research UK (C8262/A7253), Department of Health, Prostate Cancer UK, Movember Foundation, NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at Royal Marsden/ICR
LCSH and PRECIS in library and information science : a comparative study
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Previous issue date: 1992Includes bibliographical references (p. 66-68)Compares the performance of LCSH and PRECIS for the books published in 1987 in the field of library and information science in order to investigate the strengths and weaknesses of each system
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No full textLOCALS.
Assemblyman Walter Clark is
in town today.
FOB SALE.
A few choice lots adjo:ning Prof.
! Marx new house on Bryant St.
,_ ,,. _., , , ., . ! Block 25. Choice location, fine
Public School entertainment to-1 yiuw< App|y ftt MiBS MmerS re*
night at Nortree Hall. Be sure and jgidence on Scott St, near Addison
attend. Ave. on same block, or address P.O.
n . __. ._,.._ . box 270 Pulo Alto. MlUpltf
Remember the school children s| .. ,
entertainment at Nortree Hall to- j Robefl and blankets from 1.00 up
night, f *°r l'K' n****- ^,r> d-iys •*■••■ CarrePs.
Contractor M. P. Madison has
completed the Griswold cottage on
Bryant street
Mrs. Chas. Haight, of Stti.taja||d vegetable Market
Clara, is visiting her sister, Mrs. -
Stephens this week. All kinds of Fruit and Vegetables
Mr. Oatiier who has lieen con-1 -n Sea.o.,
nectcd with the Palace Pharmacy I University Avenue Two doors
left Thursday for the north. [ BEL0W THE FAIR pa.0 Alt0.!
Mrs. C. Keene who has been m
visiting her daughter at Alameda! IP
RAMOS & CCw>
^^FRUIT
OurSoap-
ls carefully selected. It is the
best of its kind, all the way
through, from 5c. to $1.00
You want good soap, of course.
We can supply you.
PALACE PHARMACY
•Will Furnish you
We have calls for Houses Furnished and Unfurnished—Bring in your list of Property.
Wanted #1.000, and #1.1.00, to borrow on Palo
Alto Property
Insurance at CUT RATES-c^*"
E. G. DYER & CO.
for the past three weeks is in town.
today. ID
Miss Hat lie Lummis of Chicago,
sister of Charles F. Lummis, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cramer
at their home in Mnnzanita Hall.
Bidd were opened this afternoon
for the construction of a 7 room
bouse for J. J. Morris on Bryant
Street adjoining the house occupied
by Professor Hoskins. G. \V.
Mosher was awarded the contract
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Attorney at Law.
Notary Public
Justice of the Pence
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ITEMS
The National Memorial Day will
lm observed at 11 a. m. The
Lighting S
I0l-j)iliiy jj Special rales for residence
Foreatinial-B ami rates apply person-
allv or by letter to
C, Im WOOD vi-MBii
Redwood City.
Branch Olliee, Nortree Hall,
Palo Alto, Cal.
BUY YOUr OIL from the Bysodoir_*yc«MigetairacIeanoUo_
•*' J iiilt strength; a result widen cannot lw
obtalned By any other method of delivering oil as ha. been found bv several
vear. experience of then tank wagons
in I-.ii. tern cities.
G. H. ALLEN Prop
TANK WAGON mm wi,h Tacoma Mil Co.
Order boxes; University P. O. and near P. O. Menlo Park
RED
__________
ESTATE
Thors
IS acres ol land, part Vineyard ami
.art Fruit, with houm* and,
-•am. A tieautiful cypres***-!
pastor's subject will Ih* "Immortal-]avenue. Well fenced. Will'
, ,,, . n mi *ni ! bo sold »t a harimiu. Tbrei
tty of Character.' rhere will be I ,„ii,... from Palo^tdto.
music appropriate to the day.' Two fine bosioou lot. in good location
At S p. m. the pastor will speak on j 'VfUvVf'il.e verv best and cheapest
"The Significance of the Hague Residence lots, inside and
Peace Conference."
STUDIO
MARTEN BUILDING 826 MARKET, Phelan Building
PALO ALTO SAN FRANCISCO
Kodaks developed and printed for amateurs.
Studio at Palo Alto
33. O. To*ornb
<"jjer_t<ir
OPEN EVERY DAY
In.111 :i t.. 10 It.s
or Unfurnished tolet.
Kurn.hc.1
The pastors of Palo Alio have de-; J. B. DALEY, Real ESlale pK"!
cided that each Church would ob-
;iy at 11 a. m.
at their place of worship instead of
" i Tin- I3Aloy ExprewM Oo.
serve Memorial Day at 11 a. ni.b Will haul to or from Sun Jose or Sun
Francisco, Furniture packed, crated or
_. * stored :it reasonable prices.
the 1'nioii Service. iii._.1in •.ttop.o. j.n. wali.y Mm*
JHE PLAZA
Everything new und clean.
Wm. Patrick, Proprietor
-RESTAURANT
Ki.-nt Class Home Cooking
On the Circle, Opp. Depot
LAUMEISTER & DOWNING.
STEAM LAUNDRY
BUILDERS
Estimates on all kinds ol Work. Telephone with Tacoma Mill Co
3=*. o. Sox aoi, np-tio -liio
OF SAX JOSE
Wnsliitin callt-il tor and
Iii-livt-reiI in
I'alo Alto Montlava anil
Friday.
E. C. MOSHER, Agent
Satisfactory Work at Reasonable Rates
MOUROT & CO. ... Redwood City,
Agent. lor Tbe -. Tltotaae Parisian Di ine and Clt-anitli* Work. 27 Tenth
Street, Mm liaticlHco,
New Machinery ami Skilled Labor] Guarantees the
Very Best Work. Wc use an Improved System
of .Marking that guards against loss' of
Articles.
mwwr\wwwwmrwm
CEO, W. IMKMS
PKTKK MULLKN
MULLEM _. HARMS.
Fine Horseshoeing
Spe.ial attention given to Lace G_rtain.jHlgH *"-"-■
asDecialty Carriages
Built and Repaired
Xlopniriii*; JMontly «v 3E**_-O3oei*t>tly 33ono
KET. between l'nivermty and Lytton Avenr Palo Altc
Work called for and delivered
Leave orders at|
Blankets, Table Glotks la*-, brown
AND.GENERAL HOUSEHOLD WORK
fiostier's Billiard Parlor
Cabinet maker
All Kinds of job Carpentering
Repairing at Reasonable Rates High St. near University Av
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PALO ALTO TIMES.
VOL. I.
PALO ALTO, CAL., FttlDAY, OCTOHEK -II, IS'Xi.
NO. 4'J
YES, I HAVE a^GooOLY HEHl-,—,, [CalUtatar aattSIt,.!,, 14.
Haw n- a_-l--».^, JSsi-JlSrJt, „2"t"
I Ua I
l.i-,„
to :::.ers cf the sou.
Hills Hit lit) Print if suit ti
"tan.
wllttllKl, "
i Ibantnil
Mfc tf IMU tak k Ik Im [ik*.
iftsj|te fax
s_a» ' Polly Wall
Polly was o-K*s:nl. ood Lwo hrper-
■~**v**- , ■ **s**llva. Beeai*d.pai~-_ut*. .
h«_.grori»taip-:-, -J1 *__*,. f^fiS " " '
i.wk-.l.rr-Iioli.pU-B -ton. with swift
yield lor cusp ' Bolus wa* < liarim.
crbactirocc. . "Woa bs handnomei"' ooknl Polly, piarh-
■ tsLia.mit.il t ^ *™' "oUtblase oiuleeltoloble.ooltot
""""" 'ito loiter, a high culuretLtuan* luuLlug
"'"I mVitt l^e'raytody baiter toikl-g." I REMOVINQ TASSELS FROM COKN
sml 'Ijoo with prutui.i.iinle. He ssut'l ;
aa. erf yoar peat, dolly ants" rl\-Uj *
ia.nnalatUtoe happened to be lair,) "He
it. dork, and hi* no* wa* alrolgbl, like a
1 -rutIt...an's. and hisleetb wo. white, aid"
, —'lAsa wai-nie.1 lo tor subject—"and to
' ..M.l to w<-r a red aill, lie with s pin in it.
Ami," sbo went oo. "he nlwny. govs mr
| tut. of preocnto— Iota—nml he loVad mo Mi
bb to couldn't hear m* out ..( In* tight
_ Oh."ahacrt«dex-tn-Ily. "to did love am.
th"is^gh'lto..i-:..rto7it.iwtmlow^butlto If- "- wossuboppy.kreT o coail-ny. au.1
laundry girls were u—t tu ibesw l-cooem- | -• **• »'goln U> marry me"- She pona-l
' thought nothtos of tbem. abruptly. Iadeed.bee-_rillTokatod_.it
chatted tonilawoooly ovee ttoir !*-■*■» -*■*•*-*»- h*rto-.ruL
•e ttoy were happy oe to
tkey bod anything partf -«—-
A WHITE ONE.
Ttoolr wm. ihk
pregnnK-il with lh.
ope-lnHy a* the tun
• atreamlug lo
isa
hey hod imci
dignity of alienee-
The oarers*
|.t!„,|~ imt uf ito
im »l sdifylOM
lion, itwl tto Inl
igiiagu eraph-;
for, .hie. gnruldinl
froni --,i- .-iii,..-ii f
were not trf Ito hlgl
-aadineM.*h-ntil
eir, foe Ihe .-'*,
ltd tbr mmm%
i.'ii wa* In.I."I. from Ibal day togali a new era
■ i.-.j |. f~r'Li__ Whether it wo* that Alto Cul
r-l wot lender ilngl-l hrroutforaprelai slleuli,
lot free lor btcoute t hoy were really rapahh
r*e glrla lasting Impression tltrniarlvra, it I. I
slbl* to my, but It 1* certain that at
r rather dllT-rvi.ily tmtted by lb* other womem
__ ,, st pert, toad equally certain Ibat Ihi* trtwtmenl
ra«_vdih----s.lfaeyh-.l-la-beavyfriBKe<, i had a oolutary effect Upon bee. Krpclls-1
which tto steam had lake* cat of curl, *o ) at Bnt. sto grew dolly more op-ru--to hatha! in .-...It rvrey .nsionre Ifaey ttntg ' Umt *u.plrtoai*. mora Kronen*, and tor
gkdlMOtto bold ry** beneath 1hr.ni tbrir j letter -nalitie* come Inlo play. ISrhap
faces, loo. errre In alriking rnnl-t-i lo tin-it ,_" "* ***— " " ' "
hstid* In the mailer of clt-tntlne.-, for It
woo nut eotiipulaoty tu put Ihem in tbr
n.il. r i.'Tt.rii i, liielihta.l. but thry weir
better lo Ihi- rre|Hv1 llmh Ihey would I*-
nrortr the rml uf Ibr week, for tod.it wo*
only "luu-Ln
Tto only except tot lu Ito un! venal oo-
For several y-si* a great deal hat hre-n
wrillencunn-rriingUietapp«--l Increase
in tto yield uf llttd rorn byr-muvitigtlie
tanel* (iniii uvrry oilu-r ruw as soon as
they b|i,h-oi. Tlm liusels carry thn msle
organs ol thu norn, namely the sh thorn
with their pollen, while tto "silks" sl
Uio oml ot (lie ear shoots are U.o pistils
or female organs ot generation. It has
*" *™ I l-ng been known Uisl tbe production of
WLrAdld tod^-f.-^ed o-e.rfttolltoa-reaM^ultoas tWp-adm- on crenm. I- ."£_- H
slrta -lib ge-olne eom|«-oa tn bre _-lt U. u^ up ~uiio a U-ee wnuunt ol >UnCT-. ^ re-i. fo, tto t~t„.lKm1df Uv^
inches longi li fe*l, H inches wide—am!
longer la toUer, Tho air should to drill tied through heavy imu pipes not teas.
Oa»wi-*-taa_.4ru.,.hk*a4a.u CttstUt. MMSHt RtOlt! it
slarl front one red* **d ,'iarhsere near. I I r I
it,-other, snd lur regolstiou stoaldtoj {..IE Lttllf,
-:,J,(-li,.l with B'lju.lslii,- c-S[*.
foutidstion slwuld to constructed ot\.. . . . , - .„ . . -
briek.righl inch** In w.dth, with* brick "V * *** "j jf*™1 ™- * »
wall running Ihiuugh the center, and | W-fJ fcjfatra.—lltmStl IW.I
the .inl, ahniiM run thMngh tho wbote
lepglh. Th* sills Should to _»3 and tto! N*w Yoek ..lab- luu potted a retool
cross piece* » f**l. » im-h-t. wiUi diviv , l»'"aiy law.
ion ut oor inch char turn tor. Ks-h *-c- . W*lw«aat -iiphtheria is rpakmic at
lion should toenUn(ly repsratr[run. U.e ] '•«*'-"«*«. »'*•
.ri-. ,i „ v.d , , , i .* i—1_ I lihagi'will ler ti .n.i.iXMticl by tto
ow.rr Bca-IKUIB. A0I1 plecrs l*-ij im-he* j..^ hut is salislii*!
MMBliBI 1KB U. luu. im stove- tin- tup! T,;„ tvnlnrl hM hwn w (l|f'a vhom
ut the dryer, and s-al laiUi snlta, the|ocli,«,l building at Nur.tlin.O.T.
uultlde.moo»l*li.lln-U. Iho top. Willi A Ptitlsdulpliis tlreet umlorUker
the a prig his sealed It [onus twu cum- (tnokoso icdiii-.iou tor burying twins,
pletc v en tils lot*. Tho crstre should to 1 lb-ague, ur break-tone lever, hoa mail-
exs-Uv thrrn feet s|,i.r,-. oo there woukl I,u "ppearane* at Corpus ChristI. Teaae.
to no trouble In potUng itoo. in or tak-1 **»"■*» I'op'ilittsarerendiog .prater*
, , ,, , . , , , tooid in tto PisiHi'i.! earoianrii in loaa.
ing n-l, and tlaiukl le t^oced atay-l tit ,. " *^ ,
i Han. it.i.ies are operating ritrn-
llson. O. T„ and vicin
plant food, and as corn j.-vdu-ed avatl,w ,,(-a ,„,.-,„_ -iltl „m (-„„ eMt, I wheal seeling in Ohio la nearly
amount «f pollen, it wot llioughl Hist il a|ullt t\w j,,-),--, ||,r lii-Jier tualluw pli'li-.!: tto early sown is up and looks
hair of thu tort-els wme TulnuTCil tofure ,„„ to' to taken out easily. Atovo the | •^n,,■
uf o i Uiey had time to e-pouil, that the plant ,„„ rilllnl(, )v ^^ „tlrim.|, auger A ll,iri.--.,->..it ba/nSSksd inlo
I*"* !,--( thai their full iiini.trile would uss*' _ , i ■■■ . - i *._ . 7 ,' B tonk st llutlUnuoga, T*tin., Slid ttote
wo. I niniiiruy woniii use; holes Horn J', tu J inches sport, and ( .v,
would to savctl, i-orrred wttii a thin toanl bi regulate the-1 o _,,|j_. ■,)«-_-.-,. ii,.-... _,__.
.-.rri-lesp-rimenuot this kind ha.1 bmU Th-ah.dr.bouM to^vered-,,1. „cl^t-V^V^^o^I
shoanbsnpposed marked Increase on , ^ _„/_ „,„„, MtteaA -,u-t-olotto; in Chlosgo.
tto inl
luenre of .Ml*. Catlri-dri
hail SM ■>
lillle
io do with this, for from
Ibe begin
l-.i.i Iih.1 loved her. ami
mm- tor
l.-l,,...
1 WOO llttlo IltNt 11.11,1 ,.■-,■.
-wl
to'lor
■ nnuthcr i- ■■■ ,;■--! fur t
■■Sill
al It works like magic on
her whole
1.1,10
11 tn-sle powlhlc tu 'Um
tto cum
row* di*toweled, amounting U
2i |H-r cent, la tto increasr ol grain
, torero! id the Kstt-rn sgriculturs
| peiimcnt siotlana during the jiast foi
| live ytiats have i-arelully tried the
M I.,
le*l la lh* p
H- whom ito girl, lol-tt 'laltoithe 11 be- '
wa* tto Uipfatbcsg } lbo*e thing* of wfai-h .to 1*1 tora tgno* ' r-peiiment* al cglier stations. Th
'I I..- Petri* wheal at th* World's Pair
haa taken in Ito l.)Xi,lk.i it cost and
Him.lkiJ la-.ulf.
i line ..re t'lHi.* In Hakula and luna
thst 11avo rccenlly ln-rn entirely mil ni
. ... -.„... — .-, .sugarlor '
trve C. Watson ul (lI ito furnace. i Near York rity will spend t-O.fkXI to
t'ormll i Diversity. S. Y„ wade careful j ;n„k, her ilsy st the World's "
eiperimeiils the pool two seasons snd THE HORSE REMEMBERS KIND-. memorable tueoeat.
gives Ure rraalt ia b-!letin No. f. of NCSS. Many railroad l-rid-e*hsvr been swept
U-att'nitVreity.alsoitosammnryofito, ---.-;-. .. \***r.}* Ooodtjn tto Indian Torriiory
nu V-r to tho elevator stu.fl, Ui
it lo pass orrr ito fruit, sa it il a well-
known fact that heat alway. goes where
II llndn the least lesislanco. Tlio tray*
-I- -ii.l to six nr eight n-. i atovo tho tup
n Texas.
all " Tbi* 'Una. tto prelim
whose Home wo* il.iar.al.l) dii->|.-l lay l.et
aaguolnloDnai. wo* a hunchback, ami her
face, though It pooaeaard ito liirril of cknn-
lini-sa. w,-a nluio*t ti |,.tl*it.-ly ugly,
Tbu com,ih-xl-n mi* t-illiitv. the inoiuh
tolly shaped, the eyebniw-t nl.trtt.it.-ly
dark ami toavy. very wil were the eye*
beawath tfaet... had Ibere beeu ony oas tu
note their awful look, hul 'Lias did oot
ettttjureatcaeiejtlBy. oad indeed Iblnn
eyrewrre arx remarkable tn tbemscltra, ' aigh.Uiot m-Jebtr-eicbl.-
and w-re nj-reoree half bidd-n by the j at tor, and fre-neatly there were in-rke erf
drooping Ikl^ Irem w bleb *he glano-l iu a lewis on bee faoe; bo that by and by It grew
Sideways, half -.in-lt-i manner 'I,im w.i* evident tu the Mbr-m thst there wo* outne-
not very popular oitumg brr cuti,|Mii.orii, j thing tseighiui; uj-jn he-
part ly hccausai *linrh.aie la to evchlalre One rlav tbe Utile nmnlril woninn, wbo
ink! l-ti-ly I— ■',— -tn- (onld un ocv-odon ho.1 ilovtilopnl a sort of frleUtWilp fur ber.
any nnpl.-iB.si.il)--h.-ifp tiling, lliii there I van 111 reel to o-k If taylblug mat tin m«f
woaoneprrum whom .be tutnt. and thai ! ler wilh ber.
wo.AltoCalleader. -i eont belp arein a* you ain't
Uy ami by Ito ringing of a bell created n youi-elf. 'lit*.- sho aald, "yoa olo
out hllt-rtn, t-tar-ewhol lt.rg.rl.eolh-!
"■religion*."
ToWBtd tbe end of Ito siintnier. i
wnlnl lo ho cx.iillrmcd, nnd wonl lu
ami itiiiBHi.Kil to Ihuccl.ere |,i mr,
more Inrjairlaiii. ei(«uuill)- tebei,
plslrml that "there was tollw.
'U.o waa nearer being happy now thou j per
tto tod ever torn Is tor Uf*. ami yet tto . T
saMtTtoOL Often *tobtwt-rtl-r--t
i ihe st. INn'rtli. rr
'I here arc now tin.*- weeks T*
.ore .,,-, .-en, '*» ",,lt" Visitor* ill By BMJ Iti* g
roe the'la-1'er (»'!■ t-..llimlilon Kgp<l«ltlut
uuy tne . .. r i|Rfclb|--.. tlo|liiM| „f„
o touch nf kindnr ""-"■■- r_.iit.~.r ret..
A very remarkalile Incident
wised <|0e.l^n.s.,n.e,hUu"To("«,o'1P''-,l Vtuh »
U*le giving a marked incieaoc,. -11-*■■*-•-•■ lhat. Ihough al.nsr may seem
Ml.Tn mme trM»ooam\otto\^'hd**1^*^*W^
o docteiue in thu grain uiil|iul.! ""'""'• and thst or
«■-.. !-..«.-_, r-.-, „„,„.,„. I-al-into HIo all Ihn old virlutti. : campaign on thr Mayiiralty.
Year* after he .as sold, Mr. Hush do- .\ shlp-hsui ol ull sent to Yoleiicls,
termiord to see his old favorite, whom S-sin. from Nes York has diuppcanol,
to foond kopt io s pastor* surrounded | -■"-.*'' •'"* »!'ip Is all right.
lli-.-l.lv,.'" |ioliti-Bl reform C
■ fitattot
The summary ot the whole stow thai •—-~— —-— .--,—-—- —..—_-,_ , , . - . . .. _ ..__ v .
L i, -,-- .-..too 'enwten (-at Ida!, IhriKuL s bnte A" (to serranta in lh* New Vuk
there is nothing practical .n it. This .. *T ' iraor *•■ *"1 ■' «"• thnM* * *"* |„*tr!s sir tolng v.cclnslnl wilt, a tie-
exactly tto reanlt Ihsl s good -boer-r. : ln wh,fh thp,("'»r>J ",lrr "^ I*"^"' I., preventing a •mall-pox spreod.
Jltcrswc. .-»-*( I
• dnt-n iot or tto woibiuto
right poire isf red. crinkled bond* were
wiped on annte |**tlun of convenient ap-
pareL and eight poll* of III .bod feel
trampled into nu ml-Lining naan.
AI n table in ihl.tuum -n-.i a young
lady, veey aweet ll. ,.i>|e,irnuce nnd prrt-
tlly drt-ae.1. She ni'lileal luo friendly way
IO Ito ulris. oml ihook toud* wilh toch
oor aa they pu-anl. She toil their interest
at heart, and insole It bee duty teomr two
oritur* lime* a week aa>l tar-vole ihem
wltbdiantr, Tl-isitmnerco-tiitcil UMlally,
aa on thla caensoou, ol a plot* *f tamp oad
a Urge kllce of IKHldlDg. for nt.ul. II-j
paid n pc,in*, a -Bi-ml belplug of either
conld tie luui fori, frothing.*.,the iioymrtit
woo merely noniliinh but the girls were
etcuipt from tho feeling tli.it they Were
Ihe redpleutaof tbnrity.
Tbe copprra were "dalibnl" duwu on the
UtUoIn * I,uie pile, ood -Ito Collcmler
ladlnl out tto *orfp whkb wa* ijuicklj-
aod seWly cooMinwit. Tbe yonug bely
watched ibe other women, _-ntt_g. 1V-.
lectly dsioiy bcraelf. ttolr rongfanew. did
"CirK" she *-id irteB-ully. inb-r-ulet.
rlnor voire. "I nm going tu gives party la
Ito Mtoiun hall. Will you . ..uie"'
Tbere was o chum* uf deligbteil owot,
arcompi.nieil by n geurrnl cluitrring uf
spoooooo tbe almost empty plat-*.
-tor*. Allot; what wet uf a [urty might
Tbl* -buh-I a tire-liaifced giggling
"Alight wr t.iii,g iiim il.an ,.,„>' n,
qnfml Polly llla.i,.-. wto rtij,.jrs] ibedi*
tiiH-.lon of hrliig ihe j.,1 iiu-.i ullhegirl*.
M - C^lh-mlrt '.h.~X her hntd dl«p.
protlngly.
sto sold, smiling.
"Ob. oa fue thot, mto. I dunk wont ony.
I'm sure, but Iberr. Ibo more )l«i .Iron*
**T, tto mare they torn at oa. Thoi's tow
It I* wiih men. and that's wfay tbaa. as
don't want 'em alwa*w has tto moat ad-
Aod Polly, ronsciuu* of a fotciuollng re
" plal chin, totaed ber
- of tolpin-s jrr
lwnble.at---rr
Ut* a-Ho-k her toad.
"'Caeiribere't any w
1.UA. If slat much m
wbat I can I will, yer know. Might ll be
yer*ee fluarrrltsl with at-no onr. or I. It
yer riot, now*—or ptriin-s. mi.i. '-,.-;..,
Ing. In ihiuhtotio bow 'tint would t..k<
ll. '-ruaytoyou'ro c-.tring fur ml one
agio, wbic-h ere cwn'i help uur fevllngs>"
Ut* *!.•■,k her toaiL
'It ain't nathink of tbat. Mrs J_*«-." jatalk of
point* In ts'
o,l id ito,
t la fa
would arrive at fr ..tu a careful study uf
Uw cum plant Ihrough h lung scries nf
■•-. <-. Pollen producllon is.as uiui-h
dctotidetit on Hie Svaauii, to-wit, uiolat-
nri- sud heal, Slid nutrition, i. t„ planl-
!ca! ami Iho condition o. thr soil, sa
m • groin production nf tto asm* particular
j plant. Therefore, in sncfa.aa extremely
chanceaUe tuwrnrr lot well ss wl
I...nn- Murphy, Uio temperance
worker, has md-oad .hit rtfi |a-reuns to
clinistr as thst of tto tCaslem -tsi. *.
such ex j *■! I u.e i its cannot give rtgul.
Id Mee-cugcr at II hu werr "a lUngei
Mr. Hush *,*• warned imt tu enter the! *ign the pledge at Tuscola, li
iiictueuro fur his vety life; but hewent' fall ptMfjng in Illinois hss Wn rein, and. unntoerved. dweosM hiinat-ll ,""l"l1 *•? l,,u. Ul" '»*"«-"'. '-ut the
ground i. m.B m ei.-rilent .tlndiln.il.
tolutid s tree, snd whislleiL i , .. .. , ,, . , „ _,
..-.- o-_ ., _ t .■,■, l A Pf'i jh.I, M^,u. , liirudureuion wLo
With a twtgh. the groint old fellow BM ittlml 1of lt9miU x_m»jx,} shows up
route bounding Bfrosalto flehl in rearefa ' with has than IV"" worth ot aawts.
ot the wcll-rrmeml-rrd whistle. Tto .The chilly totiirr.il a rather has
liorse ra-ed aromJ thr jiaature, and l'(ou.-tit ttrkti.-e and diaUi
when st the helgbl nf hi* tun Mr. Bush """-'-'■"■■"' «-"■"--w.i—«.
■MU WUU_U MH.
Belgium's coal rrgiun tlrik* hot I
brrtkto.
English sirikrrs
Ing to work.
isrk iwasio
sixty years uld,
iluiilJste me
mlMy".n 1*
I l„,
alt her iwuple over
i Ion. est id ap]a-*r.
ily in I am. low. .—.
The Prenih Ti-naat'antir cable *as
oorke.1 at a Ine* of g.13 last year.
A daughter of t-rnatur I •*>.- t* I . art]
Lord !'-:*. k*t..I. in t'-r,. o.!.-!-, ..i:..
The war fooling in Iialy is ctinitdered
in ihiestei, to ja'i, ipilate a general i-i-i>>
Uot,
hitter lu Its
power.
The . iiii,,*n top crop Is short stout
lJ,lMl.OOI)|aiiin.ls,scconllng lo thelsletl
ostimste.
In Pj-rpt ito river Nik is too tow for
Irrigsliun, and tto cotton crop is a
month lale.
The lEuntan uuihuriii— have furlod-
den tto puhli-stiiin ot marriage offer* In
Ihe liews|uio'IB.
ti'i't.s i* ri-i-itt.-.l (o to puirhasliig
!■■..' «-'.in«i i ■i-iifii uf rye and storing It
in "preparstbm lur asr."
P.ii-ia It reporttd hy to parehsstng
mpOOjm bustoUol rye ami sorting It
in "pcepsratioa (oe war."
Thoeool shortage io England, oslng
to'llie strike, haa led lo Ito or he tne lo
import tto (url frt.ni America.
Httsin has meinplcd from ijiia rati tin*
all lliis-mn war-ship* Uim-hiiig otCa.tlt,
unlc-w there Is ili.eosc atoanl.
Tlio -n i. r I'. .t..ih. e ronveya anything
from « |"i*i*l .-j.,! ta barrels of wil
scythes Bud , ■m.l.. - uf old iron.
Thr-c-|natters of s million people
England ore _la*ototety starring a*
retail of Uie great colliery strike,
Tto Sncx Consl railwav line from
inoilia to I'-h
PACIFIC SiOPTSEEH IM TYPE.
Tte Cat fttkmitA fu kii]
fitfCitlCC,
Un Mi I Utl ik r) u-4iH Itas fn
hsit __«i_» ul Itmkta.
The Fai- sl Tulsre li closed. It hss
Tto High Conn of Por-oUrs Is in srs-
r | -n B( M-Mrrey, -
PioJ (iont, s riesr-dealer at Preanu,
has failed for ir.-.'Ki.
Tin-Ten, Int.' InillluU it in animal
totsionaltotitaCrui.
A Jap hod toih,lt*t uihan -ff at 1Iotii.
Iiroab, while stealing a rid*.
Leading d Use na ot Napa ara organ ia-
ing to suppress incoodloriea.
>on Bernardino made ila last ihi-coent
of .run I- tb* Worid's-t'-lr last woak.
Tto new and baudsome Ibeatra at
I'uiimsu. Wssb., I* nearly romplaWd.
The ■ -:,,',-r, it.. ,,i tto Al. E. Church
SouUi all) meelat Proono Wednesday.
A large I --..ii. In log. is reported destroyed at Pott lllflkrlay. Wash., by the
teredo.
Mt horses have been condemned and
■ho*atlla-enport. Wash,,onaocountof
Ttoi Anttrkan ttoup tlhio has ton
tSmim. ;l"n*all0( ^ l'" »ritish CWnm-
ComracU hsvc l«en .- .ar.l. .1 for four
new hridgra in Whitman loiinte. Wast...
..••ling fl.llsi. ' f
Ctortea Juhnson, o lime-pedillor st
-l. ,-ktoii. fell ,nn, t(„. , haniii'l lost week
and was drowned.
"f°*3«* W* Morgan, a postal clork. io
in the (.ounty Jail al lleltr.o, MonL. (or
r.,lil.icg the mail*.
I'toh's i.i^tai.-ti it eelimatrsj by
11 n-mtl si -.tl.r*-.. an increase of
. falling
_t •pollen drairuction. | •*f-'T« the rttrtomary rare*..
j _ ^i lamias, good potto.* When Mr. U—sh'* lime (tw
enough to i-.ll, lists- the silks ol lac-nty had eon.e, he |-ror.-.|tal huts Ie* van!, a iiuu.la-i of moiinr...
otl.ertlnlks, whiltnlBltthWu-iniiiUsre '""" '■"* Iwh-MS when (here wo. a '''J^.^'Iil^.'ll.'™.
shJr lo InTnish g™d |-flrn\ When Mr. B^*.'. lima tordeptrture ,,,I,~,,l t.y"t'to togli'.ati',.'.'■ hmhmTJdj M [{u(i|rr <(
. ,rk Uithes-.-'o
soldI hoi. stalls
'or.,mission*--* ap-!Jj^,^™
>.,„« tig-pl-catril!*^^^
the CtolU-
i-n.-kin
|«j1 leu ■
Fi'Vi'ire, it may n
ot.le'totunilsh .■*i~»h,
Mewwuger i-nir.e,
I l-e-n [....jhi-.-i
M. .1 v. ,.y l-ioit-in- .'' hi.-gti.
™7lts7Ju;':tV\toU;mT.ft^itn;.Ti:«l-H-tI himself snd -hi.ttol mjtlo. | J^, ^i^^^CfcK
Ihewe isiints rnsy to in favor of mImiii. ■ Mt»*-.ii|ior wheeled ami msdc directly j ,,,„.„_ „„,( Blfc,, frtMl]y ,to.,iw-~,| U,,,
dant tmlllmitliiii, or thu lemnr, hut the ■'" *lim' w1"1- theoDh-.ae.s Iretnhtol in rvveiiue.
same mov to Into a few weeks later when i error. Uut instead of staking to kill,: .Mrs. Samuel Bs-nuell ul Tanii-r, IV.
.—— —— ^__ __, orrr twenty nolluus
'tl aiiilliil tolsllgkst ai I* ih|*im|ii """"■ ,n *■'"■ *■ aotma tawion., . , mt ii.n-e-.«o t ouirmtei'inrr* an- i ■_..«„._.___,
ytai, 11-(*-*'"Mid sir--. J---t, with o. much
seventy o**to was capable of. "lidutak*
[*s.|ile like lhat. whirl, Ibere woo O
yuung mon our woy so cam. nigh guin off
bl* Ii.bs.1. bul lliolain't naleral. It uugbl
lo moke us'oppy. .\ly Jim, hrao-rtu* re- ,. —. :. , _ _ _
Ilglmi. bi-tetf. wbkh be -By.gieaiilt.prc_ Y.-ry hut, dry weather, with a .-onstaiil1 lollaat*! hll owner to II." stable gently, the tintf Court slorai,
toti.ii-itoy..niMlntway*waalirel,UieirloiMl P Isa-gt- Urometer, will St times entirely I wI'«,p- '"* was Becure-i by strung ruprs,; Ttie sUtighler of children in llnxtklyi
■•u"i«:l. ^h^n™«idTi.!. -irtjl-wtl th* d*-*loptn*nt Olany gcol' •-'• ■■»* a long, long dittanen spas the: hy trolley cars not gnantol hy elT-ctive
HU V^ryTh^-ets^-Mur^-piHWa. I hsv, a-cTwhofedeMsLTm- , rami hon-rsmrd. Mr. Ih^h conld 1™ fend.™ is ,.^p^ jtor,. ^nnnrnl In
■hto **«'wtonca* lot*. BtihlWtlJ_; _-_,!„ .hich no p*-l pollen .1 all mo. tha aoh»* an I mo! neUhiag. lashing tto *" 1 o i!_,_.^k' ..-.mski-- :*-r- »
***■ *** *' ***- rT** .■?•«- *** i lured at Ito ,*ti,wr time; lee we-i. ■ -oil, and struggling Is tofrevamlful- _** MH^j-StSsnT J5^|-¥--■*»» -fl»*'*---»-*
llierr ws* i.opullrn, and in soil I llel.lt j ■*-"-■ - alleged rlimlnstiuu ol lutrloticnimpOtl-
Uj.-i. wuuld hsv.- la-en nn mm It the 1 ■*■ " a good thing fur a man lo to maa-, lions lion, sclmol readers.
ler ol his hotse, bul tu to matter of his Iniinluiation Into Causili
■irortIoiisllanatooliilelynnWc.t.i,.„ . Iiit-^o-ied^faHitrt-^. Ku
irsOMf's UmMl;. ■ukei.MpinihoNorlhtr.
SULPHIDE qP CAROON FOR UCE. J^*"**^^
llBS I a-; II
ami i. is pni-oH- ■ to Ojirn it
' The Ai.ii'i.'-.ti, .'iitor.v In
nil tu tors ..■'..■>. Thi
In.ui the - •■iisii. nl
I,-A'i.
There ore sl the
eleven prrumlrr. to '™ ""™ *"7*»r \ Tto Woman*. Porato. siM-msr, **>
of Lorope trying lo make good Ihelr , <iciy ,j 0ie M-thud^c^ass)**! C-ir-h
Biaim*. .(,jll_l_mi,|'._« BmTmmm^Xmmmt BU-,
Tto new MnHland Yard It the largest
|ai!ii-e ullire in llie world. Il. .mtaim a
room io oh.. I. .Luu in.-,, un to a.
sen i hied.
A water-drink Ing cuiit-st was recently
held in Pari*. Tim winner swallowed
twelve "iiisru; Un- teniiid nim.', snd tho
Uiird seven.
A I,nil,." t he m.l el -. lelies in. ,.r|.,r »le.|
in Europe rrrenlly Is "Tto Society <...,
Uie Protettiu- .J Noo-Smoker*.-' In
Lower Austria.
iiutinrresl llatsna.Cuto, ia |atraly**.| ,,-tluHisra
aV^X^^^^'^'lu '-wo toythlevo*..g«lnine.nd eleven,
r^-,,.^ ,i,l..« ' lismla-w. soniu. ii..- Whiii.er Bsbool
laynieiilo dtillts. j ,„„, Vn,nUt They i.il.tol a railroad
•*■■- /..-.,,,.I ha
An archaeology of Irish cinema: Ireland's subaltern, migrant and feminist film cultures (1973-87)
No full textThis thesis examines the development of an Irish film avant-garde, from the mid 1970s to the late 1980s. The thesis argues that this period was marked by an historically specific intersection between Irish and international film cultures, which can be traced through contemporary film theory, cultural policy and critical practice. This period witnessed a revitalisation of indigenous production, and new initiatives in Irish arts policy, but many important Irish filmmakers trained or began their careers in London and New York, while others were supported by cultural and political agencies outside the state. The thesis focuses on the work of five filmmakers (Bob Quinn, Joe Comerford, Thaddeus O’Sullivan, Vivienne Dick and Pat Murphy) and on three key areas of intersection between Irish and international film culture, associated with the ‘subaltern’, migration and feminism. Through close readings of specific films, supported by interviews with selected filmmakers, distributors and archivists, the thesis develops an expanded model of practice, which extends beyond production to address issues of distribution and exhibition. This archaeology of Irish cinema is informed by post-structural critiques of the archive, as well as theories of the avantgarde, and it argues that the reception of Irish avant-garde film has been structured by the institutional discourses of the museum and the academy
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No full textPersonal and Local j
Michael-* Chorch, New Tork. formerly professor of Old T**tam*nt
language* and lltoratnra
th* Congregstlonal Cbarcb at 3
o'clock Thursday alteraooa. A fall
attendant-* la requested, as dslegate*
[In the future with ths Co-operative
"Friday. September 13—
Horn, te lir. and Mra. c. H. Chrls-iljind sad Trust Company, no wh
teosen. Sunday morning. September- make hla home on Cowper atreet.
I 1912. st tbeir home 00 High1 • • •
street. Palo Alto, a tec-pound sob.
Protestant Episcopal Divinity Scbool I must be elected to tbe aisle conven-
of Philadelphia, will lectara at tbeltlon In Saernmeoto B*xt month. Mr*.
Ue Is the author of numerous hooks,
of which the beet known are "History of Christianity In the Apostolic
Age," sad 'Msrtln Luther, tha Hsa
aad His Works."
Ipiur* class, room S3, on
"Some Results of Work With thc
spade la Babyloals.
Rev. Sidney 11 Snow, formerly
• • • I pastor of tha CnlUrtan Church here,
Mlea Ruth Gilbert Is entertaining and recently of Concord. N. 11.. has
Mis* Florence Forbes and Ml** Mil- be*-, appointed assistant minister ot
j King's Chapel In Bowtoa.
Mlas urace Wood.
•color D class
a member of
tb* high I
Mrs. H. A. Mllll.
are departed for I
scbool. ha. tven swarded the otmttl** **** ********* ******* *** *
for tbe beat temperance es
prit
***.
Tbe board or trustee* of the unl
verslty ha* given Prufassor L. E
Bssaett snd Assl.tsot Professor J
H Foas sabbsttcal leave ot absence
tor tbe rutrent year, and Professor
A G Newromer s leave of absence
for the -e. ..nd *omeat*r.
member of Ihe faculty of the rnlverslty of Kansas.
Former Mayor Charles M. Horse
of San Mateo, George F. Puna of
t**nnl*ton. Mrs. C. Dlgglea of L-onil-
ta Park and Mrs Romle 11. Hutchinson bolted thr ItepubHcsn county
sad children «oayentlon in "Iledwood City Saiur-
iwreaee, Kin. ''*' when a platrorm indorsing tbe
"Taft admlalstratton waa presented
for adoption. Morse t. editor snd
proprietor ot the San Mateo t<eadrr.
and Dunn own* the Coastald* Comet
William McLalne. Stanford tl
hsa move*d from Bskersflcld to Was
In a letter from l-os Angele*.
,_. where" he'l* engsged in tb* oil. City Heallh Officer H. O. Jenkins of
Industry Mrs- Mcl-alne wss for- ***** ***** •**• *** *** ********* *
mrrly Ml*s Ronnie Csrter.
Templetoa. first vice-president,
will hsve chsrge of the meeting.
A marriage lteeaae wsa Issued In
Redwood '"it* yesterday afternoon
to William IL Pool or Virginia and
Mlsa laabel Donohne of Mealo Psrk.
Mis* Isanohoe I* better known ss
Ml.* b.iu II. Sprsgue. The wedding
will take place next Thursday st the
Rirhsrd Spraguo home Ib Menlo
Park.
City Attorney Charles N. Kirk*
brtde of Saa Mateo was shot down
near Durllngame late isst night by
a bandit who held up two Snn Maleo
inlerurban cars. Klrkbrlde la aec-
"■d lieutenant of Klevrnlh Company,
nam Artillery. N. O. C. located In
j poliomyrltli* in the *outbrm city I*
Ion tbe decline. Strict quarantinejs*n Mateo, and In company
Mi»* Grace Kates snd H. Wlnsor'h*s been malnUlned, on* hundredL^eral others waa returning from
sill be married at 4 o'clock tomor-Iguard* having been employed at one officer." iBatructloB In San Francl*- ■* ****** ***• 9
riini-,:.i\, September H*—
Dr. C. O. li.il.twii, returned in
Reliant!*, after a visit st home tor
several weeks.
• * *
J. II. Thoburn of Palo Alto was
sleeted vlce-prrsldeat of tbe senior
clss* at Stanford yesterdsy. He la
an economics major, a var*lty"fl"
msn and a member of the Phi D*lt*
Thel* Fraternity-la
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In the t-uiK-ri.H* Court of Ibe Stale
of California, la ami for the County or ManicO*.
in ibe Matter al ii.e 1 -ml- of ut.*.
1>. CHAPMAN. It-e-i-w-4.il.
Tbe clsss for tbe readlag and dl*
cusalon of modern ptaye 1
the Sconeld recldenr* at 7'SO
o'clock Ihls evening Tbe member*
wtll take up tbe study of Shaw's
play* Everyone Interested In the
subject 1* Invited t.i attend the meetings.
row afternoon at 919 Kipling street.
Jenkins left Lo* Angele* Frl-
He grappled with the robber
""^|"' JMlsa Eel*** hss lived with her moth-'day snd expects lo arrive In Wash-labile the latter was holding up tin*
--in," snd slater, wbo have an sparl-i Ington. 1> C. Wednesday morning ptt»aenger* and wa* *hot twice for
meat la the Ramoaa building. > Mr*. Julia K Heary left thU hi* daring. Klrkbrlde underwent
morning for Llvi-rmore. where -be „„ operation at the Red Cross hnspi-
will spend *ever»l week*. i„i |n san Mateo toijay and la said
• • • Ito have an even chance for recovery
Tbt local Woodrow Wilson Club * * a
latt-jwll, bold a meeting and rally In Fra- ,.r,,-„„or L ,, |loberU of P»|0
jteralty 11*11 Monday evening, fri" Ml), ho *,„,„ wlwlwl „ „,, oMlM.
Il.mber 23d A. the flrst meeting * \ ,MUn<..OT9 for th„ ,bott „mr*« ,n
-the club II wa. derided Ihat all ** j Ken,,r«l „ri<.u„un, th,t ^ Xo ****
Bt the I'nlveralty or California
farm near Davis from September -"I
11. October *.. Professor Robert*
will give three lecture*. "Coat or
M1«s Alice Kimball." Stanford 'OS.
and her sister. Mrs. I.oia Kimball
Mathews, dean of women st the
t'niver-lty of Wlacon.ln. sre
ing sl the Delta Camma hous.
The Pslo Alto Womsn'a Club will
glv* a card party at tbe home of
Mrs. M. O. Adams ln Lo* Altos neit
Monday evening. This psrty for
me tubers and Invited guests ia one!
of a series which began with a de- _
llghtful dob affair thla aummer A« ofi*A\n^bool9
who rsn attend are promised sb en- „, „„- „.m„,er -0 ,hl. work
Joyable evening. There will Is* »' ...
sdmlsslon ol -*> cents. Tske Ibe; \;.,_ j,...i- Bell, s former
Profewor R. C llenlley
edt cation department of the unlver- .,-,..■.1 tb
slty lert yeaierday for a two week-f
Irlp to Humboldt county, where he
will study condition* la tbe .ce
ll at lhe neit meetlin*
wniild tie numbered *. charter mem- j
bon Doth men and women ars Ib-!
Ited to b'Ui It la powlble
electric theater ear
procure round-trip
car for 30 rent*.
st 7 p. m.
ticket* on
will devote the, Hon. James » Holohatj.of Wntaoii-
ville. the IViiiocrnJjcnpponrnt ol
t'orgre-uman K. A' llaye*. will I**
one of the speakers. Professor Jef
L
(indent
■ad
The annual re-rep
BtadeelB of lhe university will be
held In Ramon* Hall tonight Any
Catholic Mudcnts not receiving 10-
vitaiiona may have the aame by ap
plying 10 Rev J.iM-pti Aleason at
Tt*. Waverley atreet or-to Ml*« R . Obispo
Rennet 1;. Ijeorse l_awrenre tl months
an-1 J F. Mclnerny '13 on thr
ratupu*. Tb** Introduction romtnlt
te* will lonslit nf Mlss>'s Re-** Hen
ne*i l-oulse McKovern. Agnes C
Y'*ih. Agnes C Mslone>. Hilda Volk
mor. Irene Togiiaxilnl, Me*»rs
Maurice Doollng. Cyprll R
George I-awn-nee. Jam***
•*a(al lhe unlveralty. la here
**• her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I Hell She attended the college Of • • •
and philanthropy In Chicago) t, |. reported that a conteren
snd later engaged In settlement ,,■)• be b*ld in San Francisco t
work In New York. 'morrow l*eiw.i*n officials of thej
* • • Soulhern Psriflc Company and rep-;
Mrs H M Root, s daughter ot,reM,mil,lr„ of tbt, ft,,, Mateo Coun |
■vrlo'tmcnt Association, thej
ilhollrj
*btlUnf|#MV(M E)m,ir«, I, ,,re,:d.'lil
I Producing Wheat In Ihe I'ntled
i Stales." "Agricultural Outlook for
I Xmrrlran farm Hoy*" and "Imml-
iuration." The tectun-s will be given
j in the morning* of Tuesday, October
11, Thur*day. Ociober 3. and Friday.
,0.-toU-r I. revt-erllvrly. Robert* I*
I professor of agriculture, euierltu*.
in the New York slate college of ag-
:.ed lo her
afiei
King. h*» re-
home In Ssn Lul*
here of four
I v
Palo Alto chamber of commerce aad
lbe Kan Joaa chamber of commerce
O, King bss amo**'Ar,-ordlng to the report, theratlrosd
Herketey to vlalt her daught,
Mt** Mabel King, who teaches In the
llerkeley High School
Nuaan.
K Mat
hew*. James K Mclnerney. Eary T
C Fa San>|.*on. Stanford
Mis. KtUsbeih Lanktree.
'II. were married Wednesday night
at ihr bom* sf W Mclj_ine '»?. near
Wvsco «". N Rirhnrdon. a rtsss-
matc o( *he In
man. a-. I Rev
otnrlate.] Sa
of hi* •' 'iior
ipftp baseball laata, and »** a mem
her of tfce Quadrangle Club. Skull
and Snake* and !J*lta Kappa Kpsl-
Ion Tbe wedding was to have
taken place October 3d at Hi** bride'*
boats in Aismnla.
A new Southern Pacific time
kcbedale loea into, effect tomorrow,
but wa* received loo lale lo be pub-
1'*he.! In full today The Important
feature* ot Ihe new schedule will be
[1 new northbound trsln leaving Palo
MU. at t(*3_ a m This nit.rolng
■gt, and -ram will flit a much-needed want.
Stanford M heretofore tber* waa no train he-
* coiiipnny will bare something dfQ
ile 10 offer In the way of an ntectrk
ystem snd lower * ■ .its-p-.tt-vi ■*■■
an-, t'p to ■ lale hour ihl* after
loon Attorney 8. W Charles bad re
elved no imtlce of lhe meeting
Mi
1 Rlsma-* l-amliert snd Asa fl
former Stanford stiidenH
Ralph Smith of Santa Crus. taw
v.i, writer, orator and friend of thi
wnrklng rla**. a* well na So
■ 1.1I1.1 candidate for state senator ti
Hie twenii-aeventh dlatrlcl. wll
apeak 111 Oslrsnder's Hall W.-ilii.-x
da*, evening, the 1Mb. Ill* lecture
here will he In behalf of Robert
Wbliakrr. eandldale on the Sociall*!
llcbet for rdiiRr»*aman from thl.
district. Candidal' Whltaker will
• l*eak-ln Pslo Alio bfffOTl Iho cam-
| iinlicn I* over, but ihe public Is aak.-d
be married al a big church wed-|'« ****** ** ********* ***** •***
..... ,^..„l_. *.*, Itnth **** ******* *•
Iloth '
Chertas Uardnei
■ w_* preside-.1
1..plained tt"
llTig 'n WoodUfd tbtoher
r-rB.eated Willi the '03 class. Mi**"'.
IjimtK*rt I* s member of Ihe -"*•(*
tween 9 t3 and Hilt.. JDets Phi Sorority Proctor wa* '
• • " , „ . . ' pretldent of Enclna Club In hts'
Seven of the te„ local Repabll* ^^ ^p wiminH, ^^
ran. elected a* delegates to the Rn- __h(|_ ^ ^ w#w fc| ,h„ ,ln,Y4,rllttT,
Mrs William UeLalae. formerly
hear one of the beat
In ihat district. Mi
speak on Hie slreet si
nd In the ball at 8.
■1,,.
■n coaaty
-.invention *ltendetl
meeting ol
that body In San
today. Th
r. were M A BU-
Professor
luldo Marx. Frank
ae. V.. P
t'ash.-l. Richard
nge. F. A.
Stuart and ItOfee
ll. Wing
Tho.e who did not
e »r. T. M Williams. K V
aar and John l>iidfl*td Pro-
, . fe*»..r R L. Or**i*n and Vtaftm****
waa mad* In San Lilian 3 Martin were Ute delegate*
jnae yesterdav of ih" engsgeinent from Staatord
of Mis* l-ortne Know,.**, daughter of ■
Mr sod Mr* A R Knowlea of 4lt .\t,,n.l..v. J-riUcniLrr M
North PlCtb *rt-reet, t John H
Xlla* Ronnie Carter. Is to In* the
rnuld of honor Mra, Metalne wa* *
roommate ol the bride-eieci at Staaford *** ba* beea her moat Intl-
mM. frb-nd *lnre
Fisher I* v
r two weeks
nimUte
Ilromfleld of San Mate.. Mis*
Knowl-** la a graduate of the Washburn school snd ws« planning to
tak. *.|*ectal work al Stanford, but
will now give up thta plan to prepare fnr the wedding She t* lbe
daughter of a retired manufacturer
Hromfleld attended lb* Palo Alto
High St hoo) in 1 *»*>"> anil later »*n-
tered the l'nlversiiy ot California
where t*e was a member of the Del-
la Kappa Fp*lton Fraternity. Ha
I* engaged In newspaper work on
lhe penlnsala
WohlRcniuth spent Sunday in
Sacramento. II* will return thl*
evelatbK
* • •
Mr* J F. Neweom held s Mount
Hermon campflre Saturday night.
when lb* gu***t* entertained each
..ilu with stories and songs.
for two
It l I'oti of Ho
for*
u,
•'■Ay. Srpleml*.
iK
Mr and Mi
of San Francl*
vlaltlng frlendi
the campus
The IVirta* Sod"!
Tm* la*. September
1 Clarkson tlradtord
o. apent the weekend
In Palo
Paul Spain of Sun Fran,
merly from Tenm**»c*. haa arc..pt*»d
a poaitlon with Ihe J. J. Morrla Company. '
W, p. Southwood haa nceeptod *
;,...:< mi with the fire Insurance department of th« Marshall nia'k Investment Company.
I Tth. al
Frt'Uv, Septciiiltcr
Mr* Hawthorne a
have returned from
her children
[ih Mr*. Baric, 111 Webster
treei Members please bring needle
,hd tblmbte
d on
The Won
ea
,r w
dcr
fl
will
give a aoclal
1an
e Tiic*-day
eV
•nlng.
Sepl.-mb-r .1
h.
The
mu*t
a
Ill be
...... ■
furnished by
lb*
Co.
eland
A
Man-
aton orcli-*slra.
be high !.,(,.! Rugby team aud
Stanford fre«hmrn ar* lining up
on Ihe campuc mil thla afternoon
iheir soeoad contest of ttjii 1
■on.
Professor J. c. 1. Fi.h of the
glneerlng depSrimefll ba* wrlttei
boot entitled "Raiihworh Haul and
Oterba.it" The b....k deal* with
(he I ran Sport St Ion of earth and will
contain TOO j.itge* with e'ghty lllus
\fier 4*rrylng an *n -.nveatigatlon
for the last three month* of Ihe life
habits of aalmnn aid kindred flahe.
for lbe Canadian ri.vemtneni. Pro-
fea*or C. It. nittierl baa returned to
lbs unlvetaity and once more la nl
b!* place In the roology department
Mr. and Mr* L. C. Ab'.e* of Honolulu were visitors yesterday lo the
home of lhe former's slater, Mrs. B
tl Allen. Tbey went to Kan Jose
:,.- j night and will sail for Ihelr
Island bone Sep I em bur ltd fa on Hie
nieamer W*llhelrolna.
William Jennings liryan la to give
t>n address In Dreamland Ittnk. Ban
Krancl»ro, Tuesday evening. September -Oh. snd preparations are being
mad*.* lo run a special train 10 th.
Notice Is hereby gfv-*it that In
pun iinine of an order of lhe Hu*
porter Court of the Slate of California In and for ibe Couaty or Alameda, made on ibe 1Mb day of
Jul**, 101S. lu Ihr matter of the K*-
■ itr- of Id* tt Chapman, deceased,
h * undersigned, executors of the
a*t will and ie*talurnt of said de.
'eased, will sell at public auction to
the hlgheet bidd.-r. subject to ron-
nrmatlon by said court, the foltow-
oal property, to wit:
those certain lot*, pieces 01
I* of land situate, lying and be
Ing In tho County of Santa Clara,
if CslifortilH. and hounded and
ilarly dcwrlbed aa follows, I
wit:
DBIMQ all of lot tium1»r<-d Thlrt
Igbl (ll) and tho oentcrly half of
lot numbered thlrty-nlne t39) a.
-li.--.ii and designated uiion lhat cei
lain map or plat of the M *.- V
taaffa Subdivision or 1.01 ptnur tt
of the Taalfe Paiiltlon In Ibe R*neho
l-t Purl**lma.Conception, which aald
Ma-, or Plat la recorded In the
Bee ol tbe County Recorder lu Hook
I nf Mat**, pages .' and 73. Record'
of Santa Clara County. Calltornla
Containing fifteen <1M aerosol
ind the aald easterly hair ol
l.ot Thlrty-nlne i-Jlu having a front
■Se on Fremoiii avenue of 2.*.f
lining wiih * uniform depth or _u
i-halna.
Said aale will Ih* made on Saiur
dny. tbi* I lib day of October, lilt,
at the hour of I o'clock p 111. ol
sal I day In front of the front door
..I Ihe City Kail of tbe City ot Pale
Alio, un tho nortli.aat ulile or Its
inn in street, between l.ytlon and
l'nlversiiy avenue*, in ihe tounty 1
Santa Clara. Stsl/ of California.
The terms -bf -mid sain will li
i.h. gold colli or lhe I'nlled Stale
11 tin. per cent of the purchai
vn.-i to l-i* paid .m tb.- day nf **!<
ilann- on 1 ontltiunimn of ihe an I
* sold Ci
Paled:
ed 1
eg|toas-
Septemlier 20. l*l_,
,00V It NKWCOMH.
LIZ'/IK K. ALIHtlCIL
JOHN II CHAPMAN.
-scaler of the i_*,*i win an
TeHiamenl of Idn I) Cliapmai
Daeaaaad
ll.wky ti
—a condition of eoaalderable tatar-
ast to tbe patient aad bis doctor, hat
not to the general public.
FRANK ANOF.U,
Pslo Alto, September Ilth.
The Temple View o( Marriage.
Iu view of the fsct that tb«r* are
nuny people thinking more or laa*
deeply upon thla the mosl important
and fundamental problem in th* IH*
of humanity, th* Tempi* view of
rlage should be explained,
his I. a problem that wilt be always with oa— a problem that on *' *
deep**! side I* not Individual bnt
srtal.
Where the child la alwaya far
ior* Important than Ihe parent, for
poi< It* true welfare and growth all
ilevetopment In race life directly depends, tt becomes more and more
Important that care and balance
hould be In our thought upon tht*
object.
Thi**.. who take up thl* subtle and
leeo problem often bave very crude
md restricted virion, and approach
1 subject treating the deepest 1b-
,i-n. *■■ of human nature In a light
,nd shallow manner.
They often do not even know tbat
love and license am two opposite
and opposing Ideals.
The Hero love* his cause and hla
people: the poel. nature and man.
r will give Iheir Hme, money,
life, aspiration - -everything for lhe
uplift of man.
They give It freely: ther* Is no demand for payment In return: It ta
free gift love freely given.
And so In marriage lbe true love
a man or woman la a free gift
ven for lhe Rood nnd welfare of
her souls.
FORUM
ISSS *« »«-*»-*>
Regrets Heat-line.
'Free love" lias become a mlgui
I term. 1 lieUT use It
id <
Dd
W 11 Couch I* recovering from a
slight lllne** which confined him to
lhe bouse for severs! days.
— Rom. si thc Peninsula ho*pltal.
September l.lb. to the wife of Edgar K. Allen, a son.
Rev. A I-. Anderson of Rendlgo.
Victoria. Ar.traits, la s guest of th*
Rev. Uwla A.^Pler. ^ , ^ |f1 Ww#rItf ttrm
Mr*. C. L. flml"b entertained lbe * *********** *** **** *° **
embroidery rlass st her borne on *** *** ******** ^
Forest avenue yesterday sfternoon
Mia
the clsss for ihe d'sru**t-on ot modern ptsys at her borne on Cnlverslty
avenue last night.
tiieirviiuiil*
nmodate th" local
Commoner,
A me
Hall Mo
and Mr*. William II. Manaton
cave a larae dinner and dance at thi
• • • . Ht Francis Saturday night la honor
District Attorney Franklin Swan „f Mft j^nslon's slater. Mrs
..1 Snn Mal-o eountv. who formerly Qa^™, n«wlet. who recently re-.
studied la- a. the university, -a. t(irnw! from h„ Weddtng trip »{**** "** ****** ** **** *b* *****
aeverely bitten on the rigbt hand -J t-utop*.
hi* own hunting dog In Redwood ...
CIIJI Saturday The animal Is b.-lng Ml** Lee Olrvln of Menlo Park
examined tor rsbie*. n> arrested for speeding by Motor
• • • .veto policeman Ted Mawnrtein of
A meeting of the executive board n,.dwood Cily yesterday aliernoon.
of the Pslo Alio Civic I-rsgue Will 8t,p wln appear before Jurtlro l4tnp-
be held st ::30 o'clock tomorrow st k)n tn Redwood City next Friday."
the residence of Mrs. S. K. Brad-, . • *
These MU- Anns Ruth of South IMsade-l Hon will h» effected. All pr
member, n. t» here for s brief vl.lt. Mlssjlnlerr-ned In playground, sre Invited
it ub Is s Stsnford graduate aad1 to ba present snd to become chsrtei
formerly lived In Pslo Alio for some | mem'-cr* of the association
Wsidemar Young. Stanford ex-'Ot, rMr>. she and her mother bare'
F.l«abe"b Scofleld entertained * aramatle critic of Ssn Francis-, ,_,„■-. returned from a seven
co. was married st noon yeaterdsy months' tour of Kurope.
to Mr.. Resale Strong, widow of tbe, * * *
late Joseph Strong, a portrait paint-' Profe.so? Arthur C. McOlffert of
er The ceremony was performed'the l'nion Theological Seminary In
Ing was held In Library
day evening to formulate
1..am for a playground association
It was decided In call a rllixnn*'
meeting In Scouts' Hat). I.l High
vtrret. Tuesday evening. September
2ttb, at 7:30 p. m . wben organlxa*
Profes*or A. C. Mefilffcrl
l'nion Theological Seminary. -**.ew
York, who t* delivering the Karl lee
tures at llerkeley. thta month, spoke
la the university chapel at 3:30
Mia* Luev Howell left for Lo* St Ihe home of the bride, _
svenue. Ssn Francisco. BodlKarl lecture, st the University of[usting from Western Retire. Doc
OS Edge- N>
Angeles Ihls morning, sfter visiting woc*d
st the Detts Gamma house on the R**v. Arch Perrln, a college male ot
campu*
York, who la delivering the^o-doe* tbl* sfternooo. After grsd*
llfornls. will speak In the Slan-j""' Mcdlffert went, shr osd snd took
the bridegroom ten yesr* sgo. om-|ford chspet tomorrow . st Marburg, fjermany. He
cUted afternoon. The public l* Invited. then beeame professor of churcb
A. M. Culhb*rt*on has resigned' ... a • • hl««ory In Lane Theologies! Semins
from the fsculty of tbe Ssn Rafael = Kail Thursday st 11:15 s- m. Rsv.: There will be a regular meeting ry. Cincinnati, and now holds a chati
High School and will be connected'Jofaa P. Peters. D. D„ rector of 81. ; of the W. C. T. V. In the psrlor* of ■ in the Pnlon Theological Seminary, acriptlon of a process of suppuration
marriage primed In
Igal i-veiilng's papei**>rshould
■M wonfi In the headline
A small minority of the p
