10 research outputs found
THEORETICAL BASIS OF BUILDING AN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY IN THE NEW UZBEKISTAN
No full textWhat do we mean by optimizing the socio-economic and spiritual-ethical foundations of building an enlightened state in new Uzbekistan, what should we pay attention to, what creative ideas will give us strength, unlimited knowledge, guaranteed knowledge for our youth We understand such phenomena as the right to education and a decent and healthy lifestyle in the future, as well as the provision of rights to every citizen based on the rule of law. In this regard, our updated Constitution, adopted recently, first of all, according to the above main ideological content, expresses that New Uzbekistan, which is being built in our country, is an enlightened state, and all efforts in our country are aimed at this. Representatives of different classes of people in the world and in our country often discuss the question of what kind of society we live in, whether we are moving towards a secular state or a religious society. Our main values are love, peace and kindness. In recent years, the importance of education, medicine, and various spheres of social life, especially the values of the holy religion of Islam, increases the urgency of this question. Therefore, in this article, we want to think about the essence of the new state and enlightened society, which is being built in the new Uzbek languag
THEORETICAL BASIS OF BUILDING AN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY IN THE NEW UZBEKISTAN
No full textWhat do we mean by optimizing the socio-economic and spiritual-ethical foundations of building an enlightened state in new Uzbekistan, what should we pay attention to, what creative ideas will give us strength, unlimited knowledge, guaranteed knowledge for our youth We understand such phenomena as the right to education and a decent and healthy lifestyle in the future, as well as the provision of rights to every citizen based on the rule of law. In this regard, our updated Constitution, adopted recently, first of all, according to the above main ideological content, expresses that New Uzbekistan, which is being built in our country, is an enlightened state, and all efforts in our country are aimed at this. Representatives of different classes of people in the world and in our country often discuss the question of what kind of society we live in, whether we are moving towards a secular state or a religious society. Our main values are love, peace and kindness. In recent years, the importance of education, medicine, and various spheres of social life, especially the values of the holy religion of Islam, increases the urgency of this question. Therefore, in this article, we want to think about the essence of the new state and enlightened society, which is being built in the new Uzbek languag
SOCIO-POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF THE STATE OF AMIR TEMUR
No full textThis article examines the social structure of Amir Temur's empire.Twelve systems of social structure were established in the empire.The social structure of Amir Temur's state, the factors influencing it, make it possible to understand the role of this sector in public administration.Covering the social structure of the times of Amir Temur, the author divided civil servants into two categories: the owners of the "sword" and the owners of the "pen". It also highlights that tribal commanders, including the Chigatai leaders, who had decisive power in the campaigns, enjoyed great privileges, as well as material security at the expense of the wealth they received in exchange for exile or private propert
Стерилизация и свойства плетенной шелковой хирургической нити
No full textThe radiation treatment carried out of surgical braided silk thread at the electron accelerator "Electronics U-003." The value of sterilization dose and dependence of breaking load of braided surgical silk thread and a simple surgical knot from absorbed dose is determined. The dependence of the elastic modulus of the thread from the absorbed dose is established.Здійснена радіаційна обробка плетеної хірургічної шовкової нитки на прискорювачі електронів "Електроніка У-003". Встановлено значення стерилізаційної дози і залежність розривного навантаження плетеної хірургічної шовкової нитки і простого хірургічного вузла від поглиненої дози. Встановлена залежність модуля пружності нитки від величини поглиненої дози.Осуществлена радиационная обработка плетенной хирургической шелковой нити на ускорителе электронов "Электроника У-003". Определено значение стерилизующей дозы и зависимость разрывной нагрузки плетенной хирургической шелковой нити и простого хирургического узла от поглощенной дозы. Установлена зависимость модуля упругости нити от величины поглощенной дозы.Work is performed within the framework of Grant A10-FA-F130 of Committee on Coordination of Development of Science and Technologies at Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan
Стерилизация и свойства плетенной шелковой хирургической нити
No full textThe radiation treatment carried out of surgical braided silk thread at the electron accelerator "Electronics U-003." The value of sterilization dose and dependence of breaking load of braided surgical silk thread and a simple surgical knot from absorbed dose is determined. The dependence of the elastic modulus of the thread from the absorbed dose is established.Здійснена радіаційна обробка плетеної хірургічної шовкової нитки на прискорювачі електронів "Електроніка У-003". Встановлено значення стерилізаційної дози і залежність розривного навантаження плетеної хірургічної шовкової нитки і простого хірургічного вузла від поглиненої дози. Встановлена залежність модуля пружності нитки від величини поглиненої дози.Осуществлена радиационная обработка плетенной хирургической шелковой нити на ускорителе электронов "Электроника У-003". Определено значение стерилизующей дозы и зависимость разрывной нагрузки плетенной хирургической шелковой нити и простого хирургического узла от поглощенной дозы. Установлена зависимость модуля упругости нити от величины поглощенной дозы.Work is performed within the framework of Grant A10-FA-F130 of Committee on Coordination of Development of Science and Technologies at Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan
Comparative analysis of models of sports development management on example of football industry: international experience and russian peculiarities
No full textThe organizational and economic aspects of modern sports development models is considered in the article. The analysis of foreign models such as American and European in comparison with Russian model is conducted. The peculiarities of some modifications adopted in some countries of Asia and Africa are discussed. American model which is mostly based on broadcasting is justified. In the case, broadcasting serves as a key source of finance as well being a powerful lever of influence on professional sports. Besides, American model is likely to pay an additional attention to legal protection of sportsmen and the support of professional union movement. As opposed to American model, European model’s peculiarity is financial support of sponsors and city councils. The mentioned above analysis indicated that the variant of model applied in Russia varies sufficiently from the American model and to a lesser extent from a European one. The author suggests possible directions of Russian football industry’s effectiveness and efficiency improvement which are: foundation of a unified center of management that would be in charge of professional football, increase of internal competition in Russian Football Premier League achieving both commercial and sports results. The need of designing a transparent program of collaboration among broadcasting companies and Russian Football Union is indicated. The program intends to be an understandable mechanism of gaining reasonable income from translating football on the internet and TV and fair sharing of the income among the involved participants
Managing football infrastructure objects after World Cup 2018: foreign experience and Russian perspectives
No full textIn the article managerial and financial aspects of holding FIFA (фр. Fеdеration Internationale de Football Association) World Cup 2018 in Russia are disclosed. Foreign experience was analyzed, in particular, outstanding characteristics of holding FIFA World Cups in Brazil 2014. While having prepared for the World Cup 2014, Brazil spent almost 3 bln USD on building new stadiums and restructuring of existing ones. However, no attention was paid to remoteness of the arenas to popular football clubs’ locations, which led to serious problems with match - attendance and huge financial loses. Based on the analysis of Russian experience the need of complex approach to management of sports infrastructure objects as well as the development of a long-term development program on the part of federal and municipal regulatory bodies was identified and justified. This document is expected to reflect specific economic and legislative guidelines of stand-alone governmental structures. On the ground of the carried out survey, potential directions of subsequent utilization of sports infrastructure objects were formulated by the author which should be included into three groups. Sports-oriented exploitation implicates direct use of the objects in the capacity of arenas for conducting football matches and other competitions as well as other sports competitions (for instance, hockey, basketball, boxing and others). Commercial use supposes lease of territories and premises of the stadium. Culturally recreational use is about holding exhibitions, concerts, forums and conferences as well as citywide festivals, corporate and public events. Combination of mentioned above variants of use is possible
“LETTERS OF THE RUSSIAN TRAVELLER” BY N.M. KARAMZIN IN HISTORICAL AND LITERARY DISCOURSETO THE 250-TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WRITER
No full textIn the article we deal with the collection of the “Leters…” by N.M. Karamzin analyzing them in context of the Russian and world literary genre tradition. The mentioned collection is thought of as some source of motivation inspiring the writer in his work with “The History of the Russian State”. A special attention is paid not only to the connection of Karamzin’s letters with epistolary intercourse by Sh.M. Djupati, but also with the narrative by K.F. Moriz and the Russian national tradition, the dawn of which is connected with the figure of D.I. Fonvizin and which was accepted as naitive one and greatly enriched by F.M. Dostoevsky. The author comes to the conclusion that international and inter-state relations is a topic which has become eternal in the sphere of art by the XXI-st century and which will always be up-to-date; a special portrait painting technology including the usage of national and comparative characteristics, the wide and multifunctional colour range as well as the symbiosis of various genre form does underline the importance of the “Leters…” by N.M. Karamzin in the development not only Russian, but world literature as well. The polymorphic and regional character of the named collection inspires the usage of the philological regionalistics methodology and all of its possibilities while analyzing “local images” in the mentioned literary wor
Технология дополненной реальности в библиотечной практике
No full textThe article considers technology of augmented reality (AR) — the imposition of digital data on real objects in real time. The aim of the article is to analyse the modification of forms and methods of library work under the influence of active implementation of AR-technology. The author notes that the interactive potential of augmented reality interfaces is increasingly being used abroad for navigation within libraries, search for necessary literature in book depositories, for tracking the movement of books and providing users with extended textual and audio-visual information.The article discusses various forms of application of AR-technologies in library practice abroad: supplementing exhibitions and expositions with audio-visual and textual information; use of QR (Quick response) codes and RFID (Radio frequency identification) tags to facilitate access to online information, development of computer games for orientation in the library space, modernization of management of library collections, etc. The author describes the use of radio-frequency tags with special elements (RFID station) for personalized assistance to readers, optimization of social relations, so familiar to modern readers who are able to specify their location, leave a message to friends or staff, etc. Such a wide application of AR-technology in the library makes it a fragment of a “smart city”, convenient intellectual environment with a light transition membrane from offline to online.Among library mobile applications as the fastest growing sphere of library services providing online access to catalogue, databases, interlibrary lending, chat rooms, SMS services, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc. accounts, the share of AR applications using QR codes and RFID tags is constantly growing. The use of augmented reality devices in libraries opens up new horizons in terms of introduction of modern methods of informatization of knowledge and user services, adequate to the era of comprehensive computerization, the ubiquitous “Internet of things”.Статья посвящена технологии дополненной реальности (Augmented reality, AR) — наложения цифровых данных на реальные объекты в режиме реального времени. Цель статьи — проанализировать видоизменение форм и методов библиотечной работы под влиянием активного внедрения AR-технологии. Отмечается, что интерактивный потенциал интерфейсов дополненной реальности все шире используется за рубежом для навигации внутри библиотек, поиска нужной литературы в книгохранилищах, отслеживания путей перемещения книг, снабжения пользователей расширенной текстовой и аудиовизуальной информацией.В статье рассматриваются различные формы применения AR-технологии в библиотечной практике за рубежом: дополнение выставок и экспозиций аудиовизуальной и текстовой информацией; использование QR-кодов (Quick response code — код быстрого реагирования) и RFID-меток (Radio frequency identification — радиочастотная идентификация) для облегчения доступа к онлайн-информации, разработка компьютерных игр для ориентации в библиотечном пространстве, модернизация управления библиотечными фондами и т. д. Использование радиочастотных меток при наличии специальных пунктов (RFID-station) может также применяться для персонализированной помощи читателям; оптимизации социальных связей, привычных для современных читателей, получающих возможность указать свое местоположение, оставить сообщение друзьям или персоналу и т. д. Столь широкое применение в библиотеке технологии дополненной реальности делает ее фрагментом «умного города» с упрощенным переходом из офлайна в онлайн.Среди библиотечных мобильных приложений как наиболее быстро растущей сферы библиотечных услуг, предоставляющих онлайн-доступ к каталогу, базам данных, межбиблиотечному абонементу, чатам, SMS-службам, аккаунтам в Twitter, Facebook, YouTube и т. д., непрестанно растет доля AR-приложений с использованием QR-кодов и RFID-меток. Применение в библиотеках устройств с дополненной реальностью открывает новые горизонты внедрения современных методов информатизации знания и обслуживания пользователей, адекватных эпохе всеобъемлющей компьютеризации, повсеместного «интернета вещей»
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No full textSIDNEY K1MBER ROSS TO ERECT
DIBS IN CITY SCHOOL BUILDING
FORMER PALO ALTO MAN HAI)
BEEN SUFFERER FOR
ABOUT TWO YEARS
He Left Here Some Time Ago to
Receive Medical Treatment—
Wile Was Mrs Smith
BOARD OP EDUCATION ACCEPTS BID FOR DOMESTIC
SCIENCE BUNGALOW
Mix* Mildred Bruce It Named as Instructor in New Department in
High School
Sydney Augutlti- Kitnl.ct. formerly —..-... ■ ,
' ' , The board of education al a spcci.1
of i'alo Alto, died «'*» July ** t* Sa* . ,_, , , . ___*__,
meeling held on July -*., awarded the
Fratiri.ro Mr Kinih.r wos for a , ....
I contract lor creeling a domestic
lime Iff lbe employ of I rarer A K-*.\9t\rtwt i,ujlding on lhe high school
and while here he look a* a bride *ot lo ; |*. Host. whotO bid ***»
Mrs Anna l", J-milli, who fo| a tiuin- l-Jto The hitildinit. which is lo hr
her ol >cai* na* iiiiuilicrcd ann-iiR' similar in style lo lhe arl studio, ii
the well known und popular young ' to I.e ready for octiipattcy hy Auitusl
Himirn of thi* city H
Mr K.inher wa* a native of Knn-' The dotncli. wfeflre coors* -sill be
load und Wai Bged 4.1 fttt*. 6 monih* »nc Of lhe nr* feature* of the KhOcd
and 4 days. He wa* a man of fine curriculum next icrm It will he open
character ami during his residence!Ic high -chool and upper grammar
here won ihe friondthlp of all who grade girl* Pan ■>( the new boild-
had llic good forlun.- to knOW him ing will hr Used h) Ihr rommelci„l
The funeral wa* held Saturday deponioeal
;._ at 10 o'cloch from thVun.l.* MIm Mildred M. Bruce bai heen
potion .1 o.-i Klllruort iirccl named 01 tht dot*-c*rtte"r*e[*aee teach
Mr Kiml.er l,r. .1111- ill _1.ou| two er Mis* Bruce come* from the
>ears aao hui under *urgical treat southern pari nf the slate She i< at
ment regained hi* heallh. hut a re present attending lhe summer ***-
currence nf lhe di*ea«e re.idled ialal tlm ot the rt'niverMty of California
ly The m_n> I'alo Mm friend* ■•( m llerkeley
Mi*. KimUr extend to her thrir *m Mi*. Matsrl Ashley, a I ear hrr in lhe
cere sympathy in her i*ieal bervaff Cddtield. Nevada, s-ln*-.!*. was op*
meat * t-.int*d a* a teacher in lhe I'alo Ah.
* ■' ■■ - -- grammar school last even in: 11x41
VAI.I Altl.K "UOBnOBOB \thlcy h the third Goldfield teachei
LBAVB HTANPolUl Fill"* t,. receive an app.-intmcnt herr thi
COME ON AN'JOIN!
BRADLEY'S BAND
LET ME TAKE YOU BY THE
HANDI YOU WILL HEAR
A BUGLE CALL
That You Never fUard io W«ll— So
Natural That You'll Want to
Enlist in Compaay L
A movement 1* t'. on foot to have
a real brass hand In I'alo Alto K Q
Bradley it willing 10 act aa organiier
and he i* rrccivini. encouragement
fiom lhe chatnl.ci "I ■■•< rtir I_-.i
week fourteen imii met for practice
111 Mullen's Hall, and H Is hoped lhal
mon will turn oui for thr next rehearsal
1 hr hand will be a gfcal Im-nt for
Palo Alio After the bond is once
Brinly ornaiu*ed it will not be hard
to have frr.-iiriit conreri* on the Clr-
eio Hut the glory of the undertaking will go lo lhe men who slick f"
Itelhcr during thr early sliugglr. Mr
Hradlry 1* very rnihu*ia*lie about
the work, but he would like 10 have
year
"•.'even r-rr1ir.ru-.. valued al f**0.*
SOS. wore ehfpi-.it from lh. stock # ,
larm .I Siaaford wv.|.,.*day fat HofinC Writes From
lyxiiif-toti.- Ky., whore Ihoy win tn* _ .
kept In. the sinter Five of Iho \* iM of Battle
animal* -it,- ■.■earWngi from ihr fa* . _,
mon* I'.ichu- vinllliin lii-itn nt. In r,
mho*** r.M.r.I In the* 11.II" I* I'll THRILLING DESCRIPTION OF
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•brought bere ov., .. roar .go, li 1. •■IO" SCHOOL BOY"
sn hi ihm th" Callforala rllmata l*
tin- Stmt tor ralstiiK eollo, George Horine ,4 I'alo \lto bat
-s— tttiiicii th- lollowtng lettei lo lhe
(UAYFIELD HAS A MARSHAL Coll
The lown marshal ol Meyficld Stockholm. July K The iriati in
*-l"ppcd ti*.. I'alo Mt-. people before ,lh« 400 meter irl v and. the final* 111
1. I'litir-.I..* mn t*. it 1- ic thr .i.ii.lini* ......I utiip. the running
- '■ " I0d -.|.'iiii.i..|.d ihfTfl f..r l.ujh pimp a".- th. JvjiVn.ctrr tl.t «cie
lidtt.i: iii, >.!. - ,.n il.r lidc-xt-alk* "f ihi ofiacipol ■ eats today The
M.,>i..:.l Mr ose-i tl... mild InHma- Uatted Siaie, 1* now ahead, wiih a
li.m th .t ||m ; Ur t.ital .-( .; 1-.itil-. lo ;*. . 'f the net
obeyed and probably i!*r next titp • ; <* ■■ Sweden
will IhIm tmr . f. w offei : Ma. ■ • ed three for a first. Iwo f-r a
','-' evident! . . ,, ome for a third ,
ii'- ■'- lo '■• 111. thin, in...- th.fi a Tl»e Greek who pu*hed Bwrj lo
figurehead hit lintll io thr toro tlaa-axng jump*
• — .11 !."».|-.ti lit t<*i*S tta-- the be-I in the
- - _ _ * 11 c*- auoding brood, and won with a .It-
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irr ** ,t"1 *' ** * * ***'*'■ *******
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■i, .11. l.i-.h. wh,, finally took -e.on.l
Richard) did -• feet .1 inehe*. which
broke the I Hympii record 1 w«n
the rveni Lisch cleared two ceaii
mctcts Ic*-—jl-.iit f> feet .1 1 inches,
whlU the Writer did an even I. feel i
1.1. dr.. MhK-h look third Thorpe and
Kric**soa »nr a little better than (>
,,j ■*** ■ ■— ««d nnpiace.1
\ll% Tin- grealesl middle distance ever
... n , mr..! in the **.■> metct tlal
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Before Auj». 5th—
He Says
t'nlc-
lilc
day. no inilutive intsiuTc can *fa bt.
lore the people until the election in
un-. according t on im.ith.iat opinion received *.-t.-!,in b| the seen
lory ..I -i.itr [rota "-■ >■••■■■i Ime t'..it.->
of !..'* \iit_. tr*. author "i ihe initia-
tivc _Mien.ltiir.il |.. tlir -tate law.
which weal iota rtt.. t last fall.
Under th.* rating. .1 .t !«■ vngicd ***m\J __*_^_.™
by the •ttotrtte) iterwnl •
more ttian thre. id lbe d.
liv,
mors «nii|e.ri
Thrrr 1* plenty of inn.ival talent in
I'a I'. Alt', for a tor lu ml Three
year* ago I'alo Alio had a band
which Rave rcgalor COOl.triO on Saturday ricnin*t durmic th* .timtner It
scried a. a mattnn to drato oul lhe
At pus*Bl a nnmlarr of ihr
i.u.iiian. jr. 4.4) ntyXhtit
. hut at Ihr lir*l ftliearsal
undiAMt Bradle* tpi. nt week.
ago. Iseni) «is men tinned <*ui A
hand of iwmiy or twenty ill bIbcOI
would he will unith having
Kveryotir wh" can play a hand .11
jtirumcal i. cordially roqatotod to ai
Irtld tlir tit *t pr.iilnc TJ1. ■ 1111« 111
Miii;:. tine Lc hinlt through May
1.. Id to -run lhe Los Altos line cm the
BUIB street in May held Tbi. would
be -a grtal envrntenre to lbe people
. I S-tnh I'.I.. Um and Uayficld
1 1 pir.rnt line frOOB Mayfirld run*
n_ tie (..i-iit* fail to Palo Alto
ll-twccn ihe two town* there are aa
peopl* frun w'.r.ni the railroad ran
draw iradc-
raroon bf .»« electric
. 1 ■ bf hi.ttt t-elwertl Redwi—I
1 iiy and W...-1-..dr It the re-r-e-1 1*
aull m.i.,. there .. nd d'Uii-l that Palo'
Mlo ond Redwood dtp w*K*Jd al...
1 ■".....! b) ■ IrolJrj l.nc Tb
He Umi Cs-aoiic Lang-sag* in L*tt*r
10 Etbtoro of "ColT* aad Lo*
Angela* Tiraws"
Meyer l_i**nrr of lens Angele* hat
an open 'rtter lo Harrison liray (Jti*
of ihe I,-.. Asf-clc. Times and John
It Spr.il.el. ..| Ihe Son Krant.sco
|Cal1 It'made 11* appearance in Sac-
: ramcnlo 'l-rid-v pad the ('»lif..r-*ij
IOalt***- Saturday tu pari if foll-.w.
"I have before me Iwo editorial*.
one ft-caa ihe Im tent** Call ot
_f-1 *-* 11 jnd th* other from thr Aa.*
Angele* Time* of July 1*. In n«% ot
; which it is demanded that l_.re-.ign
ihr chairmanship of the Republican
Hat* teii|r-I ...iiimitler
Why R*signsiion Is Aab«d
"This dei
mi
ha
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.*.■■■■
h. tw
■tk he
Mat.
iiirtif. rla (-"fated by yon to the cf-
fooi that havin-f put.tirly eommittrd
my.clf t4i ihr *upp4.n of the Proi*re.
*ive parly and ihe candidacy of Theodore Roosevelt, I am tn duty and m
hoti-.f bound lo (ever my official run-
ne■ n-.n with the Republican party of
the stale of California
'You trhemently (oiulcmn the pr..
p-.e-J BM by the I'l'-fresuve. «.f Cj'
ifornia of the RepablKon name and
rharge lhal it ani'-uats to theft ami
other high crime*
Mr Sprrrkels" Call, noting my connection with lhe I'rogre-si*' party,
f.. etmtmitj me at a 'pol.ural
1 Mi- Tlltir. maintain.
ih..t. bj lii.!din„ thr (hairm.-iiishlp of
I In- krpuhli. „n 'tate coinmittee, 1
: would pr>.*r m> -.ill" drsiiititc of h.-n-
AN APPROPRIATION OV l_ss*
HAS BEEN SECURED PROM
EXTENSION BOARD
Another S__ue Cask Is sx Has I li|_-
a-» More PJ**"ge** for
New Qwrch
A sotihcsik-* arrived >lo*day t**V
isg lhe local MetiWi.t Epmopal
Chorch that lite board of h*m*t mia-
.ions and charch ratensKsn hot appropriated S500Q to aid in bstldtng * sew
fj-.-j'-o or SjtMMo church in Palo AH„
The present church properly and par-
sortagc are now clear of debt, and
worth probably over lia.ooo If tho
present building it 1nc.rp4.roted with
a new one a saving of nearly Ijoao
would resnit and the amonnt of ._*_-
or_a added in new funds thonld moke
possible the erection o| the largest
church in Palo Alto
Rev Carl M Warner, lhe pastor,
hao hern cnthnsustK in the worh oi
bringing the dream ol a new cbarcb
inlo realisation The church 1* in a
nourishing c*-ndiiM>n and all at affair* are in a health*, and felw.too*
:ond*!***>n Plan* have nut yet barm
settled upon, although the smrral
features have been outlined and dis-
a-ssed Using to the fact that a sal*
of lhe present charch property might
intj.i a l.e-.y lags, the new cbarcb
will probably be built on the old rut*
not ground it afrrady SB
:--r- ■
The present churcb wa* located at
thai point in the very early days af
Palo Alio wben the (e-ncrr* be-
* |!.e |.isn wosld
speedily make il sof. - ll,r*e
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
i
>
'Ijmg. lwr11.11 mc 1
ol t... ririhl ve.ted
nil 1
' f..i
te-tgna-
- linj ti.la.;iT
The rhur.l.
-ivteen
The li
111,11.-
..I St.ile
thai III
.1 m in .it 1 >>ti-. listed below will hr held
in San Ki-tit 1*10 at an early dale
\pplti iti.in btanht and further in
(.ii.iMtMii r,-Ijtn'.- |.> lbs*** csaiiiiiia
ti"n. iiij> h. ..hta.neit from the *****
relary. Twelfth fi*.l Serine lli.trur
1* -ji 'I* ...t-.tfiie IIIIn. San I un
ci*co
Mine Tcchn..t.._s*t (Bute), l-ureau
..I Mine*, t.rl.1 ,,-r*i.e .alary I1M00 to
tttOO i-ei annum
\..i.t_iii in llotauiial l_aborsl"i>
Work (ooale}. Baroaa -t Plaal (ado
try. W - .hi nu tun, 1> C. valary Jl.-.O
lo t-lboo pfi annum (
McUllographio*. Uurrau nf Stand*
il it> iK<*. |-cr annum.
Gttard qtialir-ed a* auriao Bmolino
tagtaecr, United State* 1'cmiciiu ..->■,
McNeil Island, Wash. s^lai> P**o pet
THIRTEEN DEATHS DURING
PRESENT RABIES EPIDEMIC
Tells of Wedding
After Two Weeks
SANTA CLARA CORONER MAR
RIED TO MISS VIOLET
ARTIS
BcfOaUd T Kcll. cortacr. >• *»ar ■
tied, according IO an an-v-on. eincnt '
mad. frean I Met Friday The;
htidc i. Mi*. V.-tii M -rt)
Ir.n.i*..-. and they were BUI I III J
lull .4. I'M.' Bl "Id St Mai-**) I'h-ir.'..'
"tnrr ..1 CoKforoia street and Grant
avenue. San Ij .m.i*. -• I _thcr Ilra.l
1*1 ..iti. 1-.tms*- ...-in- Meyer acted ..-
t.e.t 111..11 and Margate! Murphv a.
hridrsnuid The San feme friend* oi
■ 11
Spill*!
1 hill.
..1
i.ii.ci .M
llic-e 111
s ha.
M
niti 11 the Ml
that lhe
ilege '.1
Under l
stJl
Eatil
linn
ai*---*
C. <S|
11*1- 1
-uplll,
,.|..!1l
I
rdnii ihr h.titi
«...c ihe p..*
mnv pelllioni
■II .lipplem. -11
tary pel
not auk
tire befo
lion.
" 1
.- il
-till
--il.!
peo
.1.
valid, bul trrv.1l
gel the itieoJ
UBlil the j*en-
ion
nl IQI
pole wa. drv.ni. hy Shepfiard,
Mcicdnli iwvi .,n,| CaMxrctl 1
The t iihl foi
Si.,,.,._..! managed to
ih,- head ..( the hack
Meredith running tIrani
Th. m.n .....Med .....1.1.
entered the l** \.%-..l
wiih Hr,11,1 ranaing «
Ing man nftot maa m a
\i .11. yards h.- faded,
Pl-.it.! I
More Playground At-
tants Give
Services
-m*.
Mrs Clara 1.Wiipheie had chatrgt
of the children". ptlygTiJBBd Saturday
atletn,-.n M... In,. Sh.m, ha. vol
unlcertd her *enkf*t .1* ailenitanl for
\\\.!ne*.Ia>s dflriag the ., .1 ot th.
summer tin S.nidj) . ihere arc
u.uallj .4 nunihii . 1 parcats silh lhe
children, and a *prn_1 allendant it
noi deemed necessary. ,
Mrs. M. A. Buchan. wh.. i,_d
charge on Tuc%da>. re pon* an _ii.ii
dance uf twent. children
Mr* Couch, who was in charge Fri-
■ . day, had twenty children lo super-
vise Mrs. Couch look sauitary drink-
ing cups which she made Next Friday Mrs. Couch will have a new supply of the cups.
by
yard.
iih Dj
behind The in
of ■ *,o,
ol .i.ur.c. brake lhe old tee..id. and.
•I. .1 nutlet ol fact, each of the men
|!a. [ag -hatt-fed the former mark
Of 1 Ja*J The nine for the KSo yards
Ha* glso taken and wa* found tu be
■ i*. breakiog Lunghi's raarh made
m iqc*) at Hooitroal
At is known. Meredith ha* ]ast
.-r.i.ln .led from high school, ami for
a mere boy to hold lhe record in tbe
half mile (lloo meter) and to be an
Olympic champion is not only re-
\ markablr. but wet! nigh unbelievable
He it alio a good man in the 400. and
il will I-* no sarpme to me to tee
him take second or third in it.
I'dmuml-*"!! of Seattle drew the outside position and hod no chance st
any time, at lhe quarter was run in
Mlsa Jean MctacblBB baa returned from Loa Aogeleo, where
sbe *peol two week*.
rsbiea In thli tutc lh<
thirteen ileailis, »ccordlni to Dr WW.
but \ Sawyer ..t ibo stall
l.ih.11.nm* m lletkrley, who hi- . . .
piled the following h.t ..1 death* "i .n
1*_hlrs iu |he ordOl "I iBtJTf '...'if
rciue
Man t.itt.1. b| a . at dk l]
niie. Im****-*al tooatj
Hoy l.itlcti hi a dog, '-""d Bl I •*
.ngcle*
Man t.itien !,> a dog. died al Ri*< ta.
1.. \i .-■;. . cntiti
Girt, -i\ jrcars old, Wtteo '
died sl Lao \ngele*
r..rl. t -rear* ..id. died ai TaUrc
Source >>f infection unknown.
ll,.- of 15 -.rat-. I..U-11 bj , g,
died ol I."- \n_rle*
Man. 33 -rears oM, Uticn hi 1 .1 g,
Mo
Mai
I..
-tier-la. _4ird al
1*. ili.-.l in 80
In fee led pre
in, died •
,|.g
of t*j ■roa-ro, died la ttt
.I.e.. Wa* .itM.kcd hy a .[.._
■trtet; negri hodict were !-■
the dog's brain
Man of 50 year*, bttt-a 1>i '
died in San Francisco,
Roy of 15 years, allocked by a dog
in t.olden Gale park, died in San
Fiat..-.,--.*
Another recent, but unverified, case
has heen reported from l-o> -.ngctet
Previous to the present epidemic
Ihere had been one death from rahtet*
in California It net ur red at Pasadena
EQUALIZATION OP TAXES
The city council will meet on Mo*,
day forenoon, August *.th, sl 10
o'clock, as 0 board of c-jualitati.tn.
At thai time the property owner* will
bave the opportunity lo protest
against the assessment value placed
on their property. The board wilt be
in session from day to day until all
protest* are adjusted
the COttpt* »
Alter ihe
Kcll passed 1
to Son Jose t
Mr* he'!
San *; ■■■■
and ■.•...- . npl
store She 1
(*, W I* tic
been ewuber
about len
rd
edding Mr
"You're Not Republicans"
Vda ar., nuthrr >■( v"H, Repob-
. 1.1.ne than Crane, Harnc*
.1 |Vm...c .,1 lhan Murphy, Tag
rl ..ml Sn I In.in arc Democrat*
V"ii all tele**** »nh the inlirr-i.
,1.1. lailhfulU > *r
jn* part. ••** ftt>e*ttnm* that *iii
thetr bwld.ng
0 ilr.itr to Ik>1i| onto the
|..t. l.-r .ry prr*.,na! nn"in 1 am
-miniate f,.r r. rlreti-n to tbat
l-..t and hair no intention, either of
ersing further in that rapacitv after
lly *ii,,r.*..f ha* t-cell Icif.iJ'.
lint I Itaer* that I reflect the sentiment* 4.f tl..- .tate ci-mnnltee whrn
I . -i Hi.I we te ,,_r.| otir p
sacred tni*t* »r*ted in 11s by the pre
■H.11.I. r_1i*ik .,,t, r.f thr real Repnh
lii.n. "i Calii'.nit.,. whom we »tl!
n-'l l.ctriv Ly handim. ..vet eontr..'
■ •f ihe paili ... hi !•• tun fl
■ ■ ,- ■ ■-..."! \\i:i.,.i,i l
• whal *h* ... uld the writ
which he bat not the re
STANFORD ALUMNA
DIES IN BERKELEY
Mrs. Pansy WcMd* McThssaey,
•if.- of H R Mcl-tiesaey. a teaebee
ts the Tarlocfc lligti Bchool. paaaig
away Monday. July lltb. at tb*
t-bioo4sv-.il boapltol la Berkeley after
*B IIIbcm of l«o week*
The deceased was a BBtfve of As*
rora. III She grodnoted from gton-
ford 1'nlverslty In 1.0* aad thr**
year* taler was marHs-d to 11 B.
McChesBey. who gradaated Ib 111*
froBi the same university
Mr* Mcfbesney is *urvlr**-d by
her ho*bBBd. s 1" nionth*-ol4_"
dOMghlT h.-r mothi-r. Mrs Harriet
F Wood*, a slater Mr*. C F. tmm-
sti-dt ot laaataa. Hawaiian lolaado.
and a brother. Ira M Wood* of Los
Augelee.
. 1 dol
Chlrt ttt Police C
hark from a varaflnp
r Noble I-
-1I1 th.
Id I-
,,!.[ 1
iM
Church Is Crowded
During Contents
W C T V AWARDS SILVER
MEDAL AND TWO BOOKS
TO WINNERS
\\ on
Tcn.|
|fa«
l'nd-j i.ei.in^ tn the Ii-pti*! Chii
wat won bf Mi*- Um Warner IU
Mart-unitr Wi-i.hrtirMc: wai
judged the winner in lhe rn.tuim
lal contest, .imi Mi»o Alice \KMj
lie pr
ll
musical ii'-u-*i*
were books
The clmrch was packed lo the
doors during the contest Mrs Sara
Dorr, state president of the \V (* T
t", prcetited the winner* wtth iheir
priact and made a* short addte*- 1'c
v-rstion* were led hv Mr, |. \ _**«
The judacs for lhe oraior-.al eon-
test were Mr* I. \ IVr. M,-. l Ul
Barnhisel. and Charles Harvey; for
the instrumental ronle-t, \V t* Wer
r>, HlM Clara Page, and Mi*. I.ma
Jacobt; for the vocal contest. John
tr. Jones, Mitt Lcona Beal and I>c
Q R Little
CONCERT POSTI-ONED
The concert for Saturday nlghl in
which little Fran-re* Darling wat lo
give an exhibition of dancing wot unavoidably postponed at the last mo-
Mr. aad Mrs. W, P. Haarshan
aod family have returned frotB thslr
vacation spent at Bosanto Tsrora.
Idaho, and other point* 1b the
neighborhood of Portlaad, Or*
nine committee
■ ■nr 11 ind politically
' If the writer resigned ever*, mem.
1-rr -d Ihe C»iOJB*Bttll *h..ti!.| .].. the
.amr lint M -ah-n. ■hoald the re*
l-c lendtrrd'
\cain the tijiure "f Met
up with i.(-en arm*
' Hut >.-u and pom tns-nd llernn
will be di*apl--inied \\ hcne***Tl|n*.r
wbo elected n. desire ottf rcsi^na
tt,.n. th'* will he .Milled lo call (00
. in-inncr we hai
111 Ihe stale, hv pofrasaf ttm Re patient vet ..while
utnh.i -a. in icsv than -is
new .talc central commit-
. .Ic.ted b> the kcpuhli.-Ti
11 lliallll 11 **!'■■ will be clcetcd al thr
•irint.nn - org Se|*trnil-.r .1. on which
dale the people will once again nght
it out with ya.it all along the line
Bids Them Co Out snd Win
If v...i men win, lhe Republican
.■rgam-ati'*n Is ><»•"• v"» ***** **
Rcpubliiran platf>>ru.. pom n.>min_tr
the RrpuhtK-an ckctor*
' It yo loao* >"u will *'-ucal a*
usual Vou have sfartrd already
"You have been rha>ti*ed and icpu
diatcd to often of late by the voters
.if Calif..rnia lhal oi*tin. luel* v-u
teem to know what'* corning*'
After further t.-inmeat on the Rr
puM-iii prinur> *.Iuati^n. I.isiner
say*
I Kra. ti.-narir. and we Pro-
*te*vi*e* haie ihr same resource* un.
d*r the law
- Vou Rea.'nmarics. .riving tbe
cause of Mr Tatt. *em t.> be under
thr influene
