5 research outputs found
Theoretical modelling of yield stress in cold-rolled and annealed AISI 420 steel:Dependence on rolling pre-strain
Full text linkWith increasing demands for high-quality metal products, manufacturing processes have become more complex, generally involving both forming and heat treatment stages. During these stages, the developed flow stress after forming evolves throughout heat treatment, leading to residual stress redistribution, which can cause undesirable and unpredictable shape changes. To better understand the evolution of yield stress through these stages, uniaxial tensile tests were conducted on samples taken from cold-rolled and cold-rolled-and-annealed AISI 420 steel strips. Additionally, microstructural changes after annealing were characterized using electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD). The study examined various thickness reductions during cold rolling, while the annealing process was standardized to 760°C for 15 minutes. A two-step theoretical model was developed to correlate rolling pre-strain with the resulting yield stress after annealing, taking into account the combined effects of residual work hardening and the Hall-Petch relationship
Coupled DIC-crystal plasticity study of microscale strain localization in AISI 420 steel
Full text linkThis work investigates microscale strain localization and slip activity in ferritic AISI 420 stainless steel using an integrated approach of scanning electron microscopy-based digital image correlation (SEM-DIC), electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD), and crystal plasticity (CP) modeling. A novel aspect of this study is the direct coupling of multi-step SEM-DIC with CP modeling to link experimental strain fields with simulated slip activity. The microstructure, consisting of ferritic grains with finely dispersed carbides, exhibits early strain localization that intensifies under increasing global strain, ultimately forming interconnected shear bands. Statistical analyses indicate that localized deformation does not arise from any single microstructural parameter, such as grain size, grain boundary misorientation, maximum Schmid factor, or carbides’ effect, but rather from the combined influence of multiple constraints. Specifically, poor geometrical alignment of slip transfer at misaligned grain boundaries, restricted slip paths between ferrite grain boundaries and carbides, and limited deformation accommodation in smaller grains collectively promote strain localization. To further analyze slip transfer conditions, an accumulated-shear methodology is introduced to identify the dominant slip systems by integrating the loading history from multi-step DIC measurements, thereby enabling direct comparison with the corresponding CP-modeled variables. This method overcomes the transient limitations of velocity-gradient-based methods and provides a more reliable means of evaluating slip activity. Additionally, a CP model based on the DIC region of interest (ROI) microstructure reveals local stress heterogeneities at the microscale. This work offers insights into the mechanisms of microscale strain localization in ferritic stainless steel and highlights the critical role of microstructural features in triggering local deformation behavior
Investigating carbide characteristics effect on multiscale mechanical behavior of AISI 420 steel using crystal plasticity simulation
Full text linkUnderstanding the impact of precipitates on the mechanical behavior of material is crucial for effective material design and application. This research focuses on AISI 420 stainless steel, characterized by a ferritic matrix with dispersed carbides in its annealed state. This study employs a multiphase crystal plasticity (CP) model to systematically investigate the influence of variations in carbide characteristics, including their fraction at grain boundaries (GBs), number, average size, and volume fraction, on multiscale mechanical behavior. The workflow includes generating representative volume elements (RVEs) from the microstructure of the as-received AISI 420 steel, calibrating constitutive parameters within the CP model, and validating the CP-RVE model against experimental textures and mechanical properties. A novel method is introduced to capture anisotropic behavior by accurately replicating the experimental approach. Subsequently, diverse RVEs are generated by modifying carbide characteristics to evaluate their impact on stress-strain curves, anisotropic behavior, and micromechanical interactions, while preserving the characteristics of ferrites. The results are compared with experiments and theoretical insights. The findings reveal that an increase in either the fraction of carbides at GBs or the carbide volume fraction enhances the steel's strength. Empirical equations are derived to predict these effects on mechanical properties efficiently. Moreover, increasing the carbide volume fraction leads to more inhomogeneous strain and stress distributions in both carbides and ferrites, while reducing anisotropy (Lankford coefficient). This study highlights the potential of the CP-RVE model as a tool for exploring macroscale behavior and studying the influence of microstructural features.<br/
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No full textTHE PALO ALTO TIMES
WEEKLY
FRIDAY, JUNE 18. 1897
F-tratata Will Attend Church.
Coutts Stanford, Mayfield and
Mt. View of the Indcpendant
Order of Foresters, will assemble
in front of Parkinsons Hall next
Sunday morning and march in a
body to Ihe Presbyterian Church
where an appropriate sermon will
befpr cached by the Rev. W. D
Nicholas. Sunday will be the -oth
anniversary of the Order nnd this is
the manner In which it Is celebrated.
SKETCHES BY M.^UAD
1
Haw Mr. l-.r.i-i. tu.t It.
Ho waa a young tuan about 36 year*
of age, aad ba wore a broad brim bat,
long li ur ami buckskin l-gginga In but
belt be bad two gtum and a knif-*, and
1 frtfu tb« tuttuchii!'. ot bla v<-*t a-Ungted
: bear elawa. Ho aUrod thak on tbe plat-
! form aa lbe train rolled tu. and be waa
, ahowlna off at a k't-'iit rate when one of
, tbt. paaanuttiira walked up to him with
j pencil ami notubonk iu baud and aaid:
j "Kama, pl-aae.'*
"Mj name? I am called Mmo, Bill,
"Major, if j on dora't p-wiahthat I.i,*.,
j I Will!"
! The word- Ml *l-ni!r from tbe lipa
of lira. Domo, who waa ruefully aur
vi'viiib tbe wreck of ber beat rea-Jin-,
lamp.
"Bob," mi.1 tba inaji-r aeverely,
•■•nnii.* here! Man*, leave tba rnoiiif
lira. Domo went tain tbe din iu_ n ■. tu
B-d abnl Um door to keep out tin* tn-nni
E. \V. niiKi.i:-* M.*i>.
Maa-a-a-.-patl.lr-4,
Office- I_dyard Uiiildlnp, I'alo Alto.Cal,
health ortnoen.
Beta Theta Pi House.
J. W, Wells has received lite
contract for the erection of the
Beta Theta Pi house aud work has
already commenced. The contract
price is $5,200 including the water
connections. C li Hodges is Ihe
urchitect. The house will he
situated on the on the CatnptU on
. the corner next 'lo thc Zata Pi
House.
Unclaimed Letter Liat.
Cole, Mrs. Samuel
Cochran, Mr. John
MrandMi-aCrecly
Miss Agnus Howe
Mr Albert I.e..
M1-.1. 1. .Mcrrimnii
Mr Da.\id Tut He
Miss II
arrii-tt Wittslotv
M..TM.I.A Yf.si.ii. 1
Apply to
Palo Alto
Hay
Mr.
■or.
M.
Salt-
Pltltl.
P.O. Uo.
Tea Garden Drip*.
Try it and you will hint belter
and sweeter symp than you ever
tasted before.
^
All. kiudi of Mexican hand
nu veil i\..il. ti Carrel's Harness
Shop. ^\
Yuur Pte-fent^-eed
la pure, ricli blooel\aaiil a atriDi-jj ami
bealtby body, l-ee-aHse with tb.* n|-
prnai-bof aprin-f and lb.* I*e-**iiinint- u(
warmer aenlbcr your plival.-al avaii-in
will miderjti,ritilkitl ilinn't-ct.. Ail 11..*
im j.1 ir tit. - u iii.-i. ii.ni- aecQinalatcd
tlurinic ■ >i|.|i*i ia. .111,rr n,ti-i nim la?
axpellnl or arrkuia .. .i,—.-. (ti- -ii. ■- -tii
reault. Tlir our true l.U**l puriticr
{imminently in llie public eye l.alay i*
i.-.l - L-tarriapai ii.i. It* r. . ..i-l ,,! i-iirm
llll.-.|ll.i!ir-l. I I ■■:■• -I!.- Itll- lltrifl-Ht il.
tlm world. A tea- l-ni!,** of F|-hmI*h
Saras pari I la will |.ri-|«in* ynu lijr apriuir
bypurityini* anil enriching >mir tibaal
and toning an.l invi^-iatin*. your a bole
ay-Hem.
I* it a.lTiR.il.l.i for tbo Wycl-i riilnr t-
tuah bill.? .M.iny ia the turn. Hint Ihi
-.hit-im.in M-iiMii* at tin* batten et
-RimeBleep un-Inn-. lUbatitiK within htm
•alt wbertb-sr ba aball ntako a mat, I . ii
or olimb tbe bill lei*ur*rdy.( <1ft.11, 111 a
atat.inf ilt.nil. tin' rider 111:11.1 . 11 li.-.-I
luul* daah, bul bl* Blr*-tu|-il, la u.it win
(-.iii.ti tu meet tbe. nffnrt. unit tiff Mn<
wheel ho cl|iubi<ra. tu fume tbat Im did
taut take mora tlnia at it. Old aud e.-
t-ari-;._---.< ridara ramly 11.-'■■. bill*.—K«W
■York Trrtbuna.
i
To prevent mlaatug thu pedals whan
Xtdlng fail down bill, ttmcycllat abtiuld
ait wall back nu bla saddle, if m-eewary
abating tb* tilt until tbU 1* away and
toat-Tat, oaa a n*-smblj aboit atn-teb.
and not leau cat it... baudh-a. Tbut*
tnnat in- little ur no weight nu tlm j-.-il
al> lt la ibrtmiug tin. weight mi to
Du-.. that ■ .ni" in tie in: -.-.-■ ouluf um.
Tba wholn slrea*. m far it* pt**aible,
iboabi bo thrown ,11, tba - -.;.;;, li i-h
tOyeliat.
•ir."
"Slooi Bill. ■ bl Didn't know but
what it waa Baby BUI or Bwi*-| Wll-
llaui. Oc-upatiuu. if you pluaae."
"Indian tighter, alt."
"Oh. ulil I wouldn't have believed
it. The-ighl you run a nm** 11 ho use or a
.1*1 tv What'* yoor - I -j ■ I in wearing
aorh rli.tbe-a and carryiug tin—* gnti*?"
"Win- in are you I" demaiidt*!
tbo awful Indian fighter aa bo turned
on thu other.
"Purklua—Hlalab Perkins," wo* tlm
[reply.
" Aud whal'du yo_ want uf me!"'
; *'-]nat tu in _ j. •■■■'■■ ■■ Let'a feel
; Sioux BUI, Indian tighter, gun* and
bear -law* and l^git.g' '<■• • nut run
a gret'iihouan ordairy. Uiul Um! Have
yon ever Bn«d a pistol, sir?"
' "W-wbat?" ahuuied Ute mln-r.
"NuTer fool wilh a piatol, " aaid Mr.
Peikiu*. "Lot* e.f pmpli* bave beeu
bart tbat way. Do yon wiab 10 sell
Un-a- bear rl»».- If an, 1 will bay
if., ui fur my baby brother. Tmjo* leg-
ginj-a uilgbt come iu Iiajuly whi-u I go
bunting fur fr-oga, My dear fallow, bow
much fur thn wtiobi tiUtStl"
- vVou—you libu.i.t ll-hworm! But
do you know bow near dent), -you are?"
bowled Ul'-u. BUI aa br.danced aruutid.
•'Don't-—don't do It," p jiluil Mr.
l'crkitta. "It'a bud for the Ix-ulth.
Tliere, now, ait down on tin* tn.uk and
calm Tinin-elf. Tbnl'a Die wny. Tlure'a
a lot of p.vMui.Ki-1* fi.i»iiri.i|* yuti, nnd
you liave nu e*n.lbi.t ptarc. Knpil up.
I knew lbe. acirt of a mat, ytAi were at a
glaixr. bul I won't give- you away.
Dangle- (Iin bc-ar olaw* hii.I bilnb your
gun around. That'*, it—ihni'aili. style.
IT! ae.11 you later when I've, bud u hi Into cut. Ta lit, William. Ifc-u't disturb
tbe po-a*."
But William did. He got up and vac-
iabed dowu lbe- pl-itfuim, and a* tbe
tram pul bit out w-/*.-* bim biding between two aalt Utne-1-
II Wa* 111- Iir.n1,. . Kam.
Om day a mild tiiiuiueted mau t-uniii
along In our t-ump at C.-dur Ik-ml, tun)
afb-r loukitiK ait.uud for awhile be aaid
lu Jim Taytur, wbo w-a* tl.. u tb.- rui .
nizt-d btW af the camp:
"I aup|aa*i ynu bang 11 man horu now
and tin-lit"
"Ob. certainly," **e|iUeil Jim. "Vc.i,
we tabu pleaaun. lu buiigtn u man nt
iutertala."
"Ynu hubg oue* about tbo middle of
last June, I la-lieve!"*
-Lefa aa*. Muldl.-c.f taat Jut.e'r Vea,
air, we bung a vrittcr nt ihul lime. I
bad thn tax* of kick in tlm barT out
fmiii titiili-r bun my-tt'ir. Wiu he a
friend of yonra?"
".M. I.l. In- wat. Did bei rea-a-mble me
Itl 1. ■ k- '"
" Waal, ucrw, cc.mit lu take a atnigbt
r-juint at you, 1 aliould MJ be dtd. U«
luul your oyt-ai nud liuir, and I abtiuld nay
hi* MM wua it bn it lie I- In your*. I dtili't
want to preaa thlliK*. but if l.n wiim a ttf
laabuti of yuui** you nea-tlu't fn-1 at all
delikil abuut sarin -a*."
"Did be gin-hta &m muuu wflwr
"Y-m, be did."
"Aud tbe luul name* n* Baker.*"
"That'a it. I've- gtit it writ dowu 011
a bonk In my shanty."
"Then Im wua u'brnlher of iiiiin—mj
only brother," aaid lb.' alrauh'er in a
Twee whkh abook a It til.*. "Would it
be agin i-uMcMu tu aak what jt.ii hung
him furr*
"Ob, uu, uol He pit-kill up a back
load of property la'loi.gu. toom-nf the
bOjr. nud wa* niakiti off when We i-ntih*
ed him."
"UIw him a trial;"
"Furaore."
"Did bei aay tnuebr*
"Not %«ty much. Jeat obatuiad be
waa mighty glad he waa gniu tgit -dmi
of thiak.'t,iiy."
"And ht'dtc-d happy?"
"Heaautiuhly *.., at ranger—re nseiuably
happy. Yea. Wc- nl! :■ u. >■-■ ■■■ lhat he
at.-m.-.t le> leaak nj -, 11 aa. a .1,111.-. far
lbe better and that In- felt Inbrable
aartiu of leac-btu a elltnale wbar it
wouldn't make any ililtVii'tiii* if bo
went outd.KiratNimu umruiii ami forgot
bla ovcni-nt, tkt it wa* yuur brother?"
"Ye* "
"Kin 1 a*y aoytbiu to nimti-rt yoo.
atraugrr?"
"N .-, 1 don't know aaytiukili." alow-
ly 1. j.l i- ii th. mau. "I was ,i-*t j-..- m
on uiy way lu White Hill, and I lhr**tf-l
I'd atop and se*o if it rimtly wtut -Jam. 1
might tuko a drink if you bin a buttle
hand.."
"•jarlluly. llereabel*. Itoa't stint
janetL'*
"Tbatika; lhat** -.■.-■!. Aud lu the
mi.litl of life wn are in cliatli, Kimlcr
atirryyou hung Sam. hut I ntkouit had
I to be, and you cat, aay to lhn buy* thnt
' aiul kick tti. 1 take tho rond to tbe
"Whack, whack, whaokl" from tbe j
: major.
"Wowl Ob. wowl t won't do It
r-fralal" ffrom tba boy.#
■Whack, whack, wbaekt Now. will
you break lamp abadea, you yonng wb-*]*; ■
1 of aatanr*
I "No*ol No-ol" a-it.t*'.) Bobby.
"Wback. wback, wbackl" eaaurattra,
I Mm. Domo'* in by this time wa* I**4 **• Kfll"1
qalla U«porat«L ! as-jma-ic*: W*.*.1yMi--t.ti«a*ial t'al- „ ., _ „.,,
■^g^j&^jni^^-siu^p. W. SHERMAM &C0
tofiumd itiiimt-nr.*.
DR. CHARLES \V. DECKER,
■AKNTIKT.
Idb, Kootna, ft. t, *. 1
•JglLLERS^*-
! J\OSQUITOLINE
Drives away Mosquitos
Fleas anil nil Insect Posts
By Uay or by Ninht
■; Hall's Pharmacy
j Vou can get it
.•••••••••••••a
"Oh, utaj-or, atop!"
"Not by a Jugfol. We're baring a
•plot-did time In bete. Whack, whack, I
whaakl" >^' E.
Ira. Dodo could aland it no longer.
. ■-.-■t.,p it, yon big bente!" abv ei-
< l-uii-.i. raabittig into :i. apartmeut.
Tlie'ii abe grrw madder than ever.
Them, cm bis baud* and kiiee*. wna Ibe
major, gulloplug around on lbe carpel,
while Unt.l.v waa la-rnipitig aallpper
and giring veut toterrtfledcricaof woe.
—Chicago Dispatch.
W'a-at Kia 1 ot m (*_».
"Yon look thin and natt-wor,,, Tnd*
lay," aaid tbe man In tho m ■ i *b<a*a.
"Inwimnia," replied Tadby, with a
gieas.
"Insomnia?" repeated tltumauiu th*
russut aboea. "Ob, come now, a man
with no more tbau you bate to worry
him dea-aru't get iuaoniuia."
"Ilia tbe baby that's got It," i tplrtiu*
ed Tad ley as hu atejtped off Ihe ferry-
I e.if ..lit! n -linn tl IliHalingJrdOWith .11-
—Now York World.
in. in,-, 1 Waa I (4.
"I don't see bow you bail tbe nntra-s*.
to engage single mmmsi with limjrmt.
robU't* aud llually .Into tlietuoff," aaid
Vim of tlm Itc-iubllug Juar-eUgL.'*---! tilln
Ibe affair was over.
"I WM mad clear Mm u-.-ii. * • j ,. .
thu cnuiluctoi, still i*uiveriug witb
wralb "I thought they were inking a
ttraw Tote."—Cbicago Tribuoe.
ii-r.ni*. 1 \ asd **ot'A*ttL*rf>H Unlnoralty Avcnnc
FURNITURE
Carpets Cleaned and Relalcj Awnings
Camp Goods
PALO ALTO
Kn»k building,
.,-! >
IAN .in*..:
CUTHBKKTStJN & WILLIAMS
AIK-IItTECTM
W.J.CuthlirilR.,..
<an I'tancloswulfiuii
e)i 1'lo.al tiulll.ln-i
tl'lllu
Pain AI
t'nttrl
otttto
my a
JjK.W
"HirUirl is truly fond «f mc," sbe
: aabl.
""tlnu am toy deceitful.'' replied tbt
girl who reads u.itbiug but novel*.
"I am aure of his atteeliou."
"W^at make* yoo so?"
"1 broke bia bK-yrl,-, and be dirt do;
I get angry, "*—Wa*hit>g|< 11. Star.
Tbe tmal TW*V>
I Drummer—Bow many BknBbHta an
I tti- i'- In yuur tire company'' .
:-,;i: .11, 1 ■•■: 1: 1- Mi-re bant—About 3u0.
"Why. that ia about all tbe u.-i*
tlMrr- are in tbe villagn."
"Ye*, and in thu .-ompauy there aro
\t (Iri-meu and atruut XVI IxMaea.''-
Truth. •
On tha Bridal Tear.
Ull. --f'.ij 1 ill. ilk'lil te ■w.-.e.lli.irt. pul
ting a iii.i|i'.'l aa* bill among lb.-
preaenta. didn't be?
Hv—Yoa. t-a-pt-clally when you al
waya turned Um gas almost out whet, I
calIad.--Harli.-m Life.
l.YTTON
AVI',., NEAR
STREET.
BRYANT
II
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kki.i..>.;<;. r...
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W. "
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PHY.
ClAN AND SURGEON.
H-c
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l-la-trluBr-.
n.-ieurr
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fclr.-lt, eipi>. Bl
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I JGNTIST,
GEO. Bl.AKRSI.F.Y LITTLE. P. D. S.
Ofl'lCK
III 1 lit* I..-.1 ,iit.l littilill.m, Ruhr. 11-
TOSEPH HUTCHINSON.
jflLtlt.illcv.fct-lin'iv.
i.tiixu. - - Kan Fran.
. SOUR.**.,
Mule Bin
Sdarj I'tiblir and CuDvniDftr,
-UBH Ot -|.lrll..
"Yea." t ;-.:■-■ ■! thu medium Badly,
I am very low spirited. Iu fact"—
Her far- fell.
bad _wtb.Bg but ordinary Mj*RV PRATT LITTL1-.
Deed*, Murtgnttes, tAamoL Ciinlrai-tn, *
Agrennii-ntN. Ktc. carefully and . '
Bci'tinitely drawn.
OmCE: NOniHtt HALL. t»*LO ALTO '
ai'ttiTH aud aruatora all tbe evening.
It wa* evident that uu nml elu-i
wiiiicu cuuld make u bit witbuut at least
Mary.'queeu of ScoU.—NM York
***** ^^___
VOCAL TF.ACHRR and SOI OIST _,
l.-t« Aim
n.lly I
aarni R.i.i. ci
No mure i-l.- in. '■• ur k tucker hoc ken,
auoeptaucb aaaruworn tutuketlm pltu*-
*.f anduraklrb. That ta tho edict uf th*
•bioyitla coatutuers. Word cumea from
l'*n*. wb.-re tin- knickerbockers wet* al-
xao-t uutr-r-ttally wuru but ae*aaoti, tbat
tlr* dr-abr. are manufacturing taofhtug
but lbi*»bn:t akitu .If'-louie Tbe plain
Ave gocad skirt trimmed in a bnwllder
rltm variety uf waja ia tbo nceopled
aisle —Chi,■it... Timea-Uerald,
n-.i«ii_
"Thereupon bbi ii.-igu* wire dtaeloa- ' left, doo't I Waal, ao l-u-,-
ad. Tbry ».r.-*v.«. :.*' Al. i_f.ii.
Tbo h-ctuiu- ai.ini-s :. ti. - ' ■ —
"Tbe j-att r ne t.-im-tit. I fancy," j *** *-*'-rt*- a«t ai-r-.
abe rcmuked.—Datrult Tribune. i "A baby WW 1 M iu New Jersey thu
1 _ ." f other day for uu ccul*."
. wa* iu TalL "Well, 1 suppoau th.. -uneujiilu-* bad
Blade—Well. 1 am kiml of aur- it l-eruu guawtiig ta-ibaltaummer.''—Chi*
wa* a (irL I cajo I-lecord.
U*ra__*e—No-_*--UM- obt may be prvax-
dMit at tbn'ltnitoJ **tat.< i--uie da..—
Ttulb.
*' J. Sii.ui.', is yonr I not Ik* back al j ——_
wlUV-.-oAetl UN, girl who I* deeply THOMAS V. CATOR
Interested lu Uie subjoct-f her iutiuiry. , ....,,,,._...
"Naw, be'a nuartur book," proudly ; **■• ••• MWbUKII
aiiawitied tbu youugstcr.— Detroit Free _r*_*«oa**-ae»->-aai-*»t-X_e»-.v
P-aaa.
"Wbat doe* it mean. pop. wben tbc-**-»**-1«». i.t,ii,u,._ **.■-, i.-_1(.i.,..
paper* aay a person died a natural ■ Any legal business entrusted lo
death?" I uur charge will recieve prompt
"Wbt-na man die* 11 natural death, : nud careful ntlcntion.
i Bobbie, It means thut be died Without :
j medical ^_M"-B-rooklyn Life, i HiraeMi Iooo:
iLi>aiif-fia« utaa. whi|--*. iocenta; ndies,..!.50; blank-
f **Ul»cI* Tliwphtln*. what I* an * ,,06; al CarfcTS. " "
■ egotist?" —■■. -J,
"Ho III fellow that listens ioteuily NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
■ when hu is talkiug lu you ami inner j *
11-1. ui nt nil wli.-ii you am talking to j Kalalr nl Alri II Camrmii l.rrraar.L'
! bim."—Detroit i*m Pnm, \ ^IX^V.'oU^,''", .'i, ut'ltA^tVeaam^
—' — - ■■■■*>"■ , iu.1 .lmaa-J. l.i Ihr ttMBofs ol aa.1 *tl per*, a-
Bobby— Pupper. what doe* the paper •-»..-•_ «.■>■-*-*• »«aia.. isrU.i,in,....i to -■ ■
; tm-an by lbe wum.1i of tbc* boor? ^irirT-ara^.H.rtW^LX^
Mr. KrtTT—I KUi'*" II liieitli* tliat Wn •■.*.--. t...... ..t:i t.l i.-t.i. , ,1 !,,.
mau who aay. abe will be ready to atari I ^Zl^Z^^-l^i'lo'*'' *"> '■
in t.'i iiitnuttxc Aubntir is about as near na Jo*e. thi*t:ui itaj Match a . h i*-,-
aa aim comes to it uaualtv.—nincinnall I c- ^1S_.!_!_ .... I-
Ku.-um-r.
Z Letter Heads
Z Note Heads
Z m 1 t.ds
Z Statements
■ Envelopes
" Posters
Z Dodgers
" Visiting, and
".Business Cards
Z Wedding and
Z Society
Icards and Invi -
Z tations
"Social and Ba 1
Programs
.--Book & Pamphlet
- Printing
- of all kinds.
-In fact we
-do anything in
fur Ckranlrl* UullaHa..
"^ th_: "daily
BTnl _ynt"_a Onl? S6.70aYfjar.
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r?| The Weekly Chronicle
if I. liiultsl ll'n'il) ii IbfHilqr.
$1.50 a to
iually.—CinciiiiiHtl '
Paat aad IV-a-m.
"Why did I trytoateal the aacnd
enf repeated Prumeibi-ua sadly. "If
yext'dvvar TItttI la ■ flathraitw alth a
Jaoilcjr and eli-aiu boat'
A t .raatll. Ma a Waal***.
In a Sydney newspaper lately then
wa* thi* advurtiavmimt: "Wanlexl—A
man able to leaah i-'i.-ni-h ami tbt- piano
ud to look after tho bull"—Tit-Bit*.
" ... _. *^.*T*_"rt7"" -. Bclt:i- liat ''.ml*,, purr..-,, card.
"Oil. dear!" slKbe*d Mm. OOABO a* . . . * ^
•ho t.aa--t about in la-d. "I'm tnSerLuti \cli"ar ***** cigarette cases, al Car-
dn-adfully from iuaumnia." j rcl's Harness Shop.
"Hu to sleep aud you'll la* nil right," , ' m
.-in"]..! Mr. Uumau as hu rolled urn: Tbe btllcdatigbler -■: 1 :■■■> \Ytbber.j
and began to anon again.—b.in!i.iiAn llnii-i".!. Mna*., |,m| tt vcrv luul cold
awat- [and ongb al.i.li Ii- I,.,-1 not 'been able '
■"' ■"•^^^l lo cur* will! Sli) Ihi-i*-. I *.-.-..■ I,m. a
Marvelous Results. , • *-'F*-«*nt bottle nt (■|.amt--rl»it,'a Cougl,
_ , ..... , j Ketwdy. *a>a W. I'. Holden, itienhanl.
rrom * letter wr.llei, l.y Ilev. J. mhI |a>*)lina*ier at Weal Ilrhiincld, nud 1
l.tiii.h-rinnn. ol Diniondalc, Mich.. «c U|i.< next lime taste bim be snl.l il
arepannluad tor-unthHntnwti "itvorktd liken clianii. Titiarcim-dy i«:
IVV1-!"_J' v ""V-..n in '**•""•""**■ j inn*tided .-••*■■■ v lor acute Ibroat and |
Dr. knur's ^l"- nt-eovery. as Ibr* results t|„niE.li»catt*» **-i-1. ..- cnl.l* croup and
mere aln.oat iiiarvelou. in lbe ease ol * -lH*-,pin_ cini.l. and ,1 ,« tamou* b.r it*:
tar *"** .RWI,.l,t' '.*** *?**OT. ol ****\enrn. Theret.no danger in _iv.n_ it
Paplist t.hurcbat Kiv-a Junction ahe j to children for it contain- n-il.ing in-
th l'neumonia jurloa*. For*«le by I'alo Alio |-liar-'
VomXa T.ll Hla. I.nr.
Pint Boy |to aerood boy, -who ba*
Onca again did tho boary baud of ; t*t-u tUbUig)^—Caleb auythtug?
tha paat grasp tbe baud of the '.nt. ut J Sc<t.iid Boy—I haven't bctm bnm*
a-rofM tha abya* of i-wn.-Now York I j'i--~Ualt_mi_-*. Ufa.
brought .
sut'cee-ling Ia (irippe. Terrible parol- umcy
vaina ol coughing wntiltl Inst hour* wttl.J____
Utile int.-i uijiiii.ii nnd it aecnied a* 1(1
abe could in*, aur vice* itiem. A friend |
m-iint 111 ended Dr. Kings Sea- IH--covery;
ll waa .jiii.-k in ii. a..fk and biglily
- nt.:., 1..1. in malt*." Trial boiilVI
ri-r* at tbe Palo Alto Pbarmacv. Kegu-1
ar site !>0V.and|l.
BAY YOU SAW IT IN THE TIMES!
W. L WOODftOW,
I o.rrta-rr au- Kaibalm. ,,
7-outb PiratSi., SAN JOSE. Cat
B Sure
and got our!
Prices on Job
work before you
order it done,
, We have a plant
which enables
*. us to gite you
Reasonable Hates
Times
Job
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* Jobbing prom****11y atlt-tid'-d I1'. '
Ml High a* I'tHaVk- *>at. ,4
I"*-.. A 11AI40M
I is High Street. Plteinr .1IHA.
- - ■ i _-: l'i "i"l. «1\ IK-ar*.
Oik- mil model blryctea and sewing machines have Just arrived. They
are ln-atitles. . Came and see them.
He will atVt ym» money.
Story of Samuel Finley Morse
Reads Like a Romance
Ht r*,.**|.\ t"\ WHHM UK f'saMPl.'.rrKli i ii:-i U'l'.ll 4Ti *.
AXD WITIMK'T-A HOLLAR.
The Sterling
<*. 11. a la **|Unie f.-r*e(—*l»le. .In
ratilllfy ami ,ini,r,,-l. Price** from
•i. i*. a-i.
HINS (i. HI lt\s. :UT Cnltcr-lly Av.
IIHAMTI OKFICK
F. Thomas & Co.
r*.,-,... Iiflag and Cleaning Work*
of Saa PrBBclsro,
_-/' I u.i ,.iij Ave .Phoae 4.T2X.
H. la. llAVlllfiOX. M*M«-r,
2 P.M.
nil I.t
HOT HIIKAIi AT
HOItWEtJE'S lIAKJr'RY.
F. L. Worrell •
Feed
Phone Palo Alto 35
SPAULDING'S
HyHag ami (leaning Work*.
The **tt.e yesterday, today and
tetiH.rroe.—the best work.
One |,r... to all.
W. II. KMfillT. Agent.
Ofllie 11 HI Clrtlc, Phone Ifl'JK
CITY
Garbage Co
La I't.N/.lM
A postal will brfug
tbe manager to
your address at
one- our addreas
ta P. O. Dot 111,
Palo Alto.
| ELITE MARKET j
f mi ii in A I'liti.i.ira -
e ('ri prt-tor*. i
* r*boae 7. SIS I i-iv--r.itj Ate. J
* iBipaeted meats. No. 1 grade -
• bams and bacons, tab, post- •
• try and dellcaelaa. X
Hlf-tual*.
Th" red light on alreela car* at
| nlght*lndlcale« Waterley slrcei. The
i I'nlverslty-nvenue cant wilt carry a
i.t...- light.
PENINSULA RAILWAY CO.
-*. Palo Alto Division
J PHONE 67.
* (aOVKIlNMKNT IKSPHTIT.il
*> i;.:i RlOKH n'Kii MBATS
j AT THE
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Stanford Meat Co
I INVAUl) OARRIAO AM' -
i J AUni'IdkAKCS can be foaBd al J
* tba Banana atablaa, ct-rner "
' I Hamilton ava. and Bmeraoa •
* at. Phone 14*: ofJIc* shot.' *
la 17$: raaldanca pbona 177, *
I J OBO. W. TINMET, Proprlatoi J
A Word to You
s,-.i-l Syndlcale ftervle-
Thy nory of Samuel riuleyj
liie.n* Mm-'' reads like a romance.
IaIii- i't.'il at Andover and Vale bt
-rani abroad lo Mud" luilnllug under
llenjaiiiiii W,-ni. He tmork.fi fur
four years, but was forced lo return
to America from luck of money. After a struggle here be was at last
made president of lhe Nallotial
Academy of Design, gave ierturea oa'1
the fine aria to fashionable audiences at ibe New York d.ih-neuta
and found bla studio crowde-d alibi
alltrrs. After four years of Ibis;
sura-e*-* be again went abroad. . to1
study Ibe old masters, not wltb ibe,
old-tlnie tvesl, but with his ni-n-t-
flagging *'nergy and lie raw* ve ra arm: \
says the "Hook of the Hoyal Hlu*."i
It was ou hi* return from Ihls trlp.i
during lhe enforced lilleim** or lhe,
long mi aoyage. thai the il.-fliilt"
Idea or Ho- ifleKrapli catne io him.,
parity a* Hh* ra null of his own i
-.null.-, .md paitlj a* Hie result of
.onur.atlon* wlili some of his fel-]
lo» |M*»euKers. who were .'-turnlns
from Pari*, there ihey had attend*;
ed a eour-e- of lector*** on eleelrlc-i
lit. and ' ",-ni shliiboard he worked!
out ihe dot and dash, or Mm*-- al*
phabei. still ii...,l h- teli-graiiher*,
After hi* return came Hie twelve
hard ,nin Hi the garret room In
Km York, when the artist he-came
iili.nrlied In lha- luveiilnr. and Hie In*
tentor i inn--ti-.n Itetng lout Ihroiigh
mnl.Tlnl ni-eel* of ihe niun.
Mr. Honk- wa* 17 years old when
he completed hi* Hr«t ,,in.sralu».
wlihoul a dollar In the world lo enable him lo bring hi* invention before tbe public. Just wba-n fhe situation se-e-med hopeless. he)|i ran*
iii-.-ii -....ll* Alfred Vail, a young
Ki.ii1tii.t-. of lhe 1'nlversHy of New
York, becaine Inlcrcstf-d In Ihe Inventor and at hla father's hraaa-
taorks lo li-"'l \Iii-n- (o inii.triicl an
lmproft-d machine, also providing
iln* mean* for him 10 lake It 10
Wn-hitiKtoii. whither he went. In the
winter of istX. io mnke ,i fltinl ttt
tort to get .i bill ti-'fore congreaa
gltlng him an apprnprlallon of | i"
aa*) to be eii-e-ndeil In building a
lest line.
was Ml** Annie EH* worth,
dsushier of bis old friend. Ibe com*
rsl-*lciner of patents, wbo brougb'
blm nnally the n*-»» thai his hill
had been paased. It waa she wbo
gent ihe first official m'-ssage oaer
lhe teli-graph wire*. She sat al the
table In the III tie slallon or lhe Haiti Dior*. A Ohio road at Ilalilmore
and lapi*ed oS to Cr,,.,"*.» Morse.
Billing In the supreme eourt chamber ai Washington, ibat now hi**
tori, ma-saage. her mother ■ s--l*-r-
il..' -tha* bath (-mad wrought'"**
Mr* MadlM.n—Ihe fa-. Inailng
ill. Madlaaja—*ei,t tbe ru.t return
■•-._,-, a word of lote to a friend
Italtlmore. This* was May .'l
it. lhe apparatus havltiR bttail
i!i|,l,'le-d. however. In IB3>.
".\iiii a salary of |2,-0*i a year,
I- luvt.uior fhon went on to con-
<i. i bla telegraph line*. Kara
null, fou n.I.-, of i'o,-,- M Colter-'
> aaa* auperlDlrmleiit of lhe con*
action, but the Italtlmore _ Ohio'
raiicojft, helper] him a great deal, al-
Iho'irrb another' wallnaad later ad-,
van.-- tbe Idea Ibat Ibe telegraph
■ .-.;-: ii.n-rf.-r,- wltb tram.. for If
pt*n|>Ie rould *i-a-ak wllh each oiher
bo ijulrkly ihey would not rare to
The resolution drawn up by- Ihe
llalilmrase * Ohio Itallroad Company
agreclug lai allow Profesrtor Morse
to n*e their right of way for hla!
telegraph pole* (imialna the ainu*-,
Ing |.mvl*o that the sa'nding of •■;■ ■
trl> inesaage* shall be allowed' If'
the. dt> n"t Ui any way "proae Injurious."
Profeaaor Morse's afler •year*
w«-:c till,.-! with bono—i. Through
all i.i- life be litok.-d to a divine
.-..-■ for help and Inspiration, nf
bl. sork be aald: "I feel lhal I am
i1i.ii i a great work fur (lead's glory.
a. trail as man's welfare" These
VOrdl wen. characteristic or him
and might fitly Im* answered In lhe
word* of the psalmist. "Their line.
bate gone out through all the i-nrlfl.
and ihelr words to the end of th>-
Senator," the beautiful girl lu-,e«
■in I red, "are you In favor of being'*
cleitaiLby lhe direct vote- of the'J
lienple?" "My dear young lady," *-
the .late-man replied. "I am entbn- J
slastleally In favor of being elected J'
tba* or m any .-■n.r'w*- that can J
be arranged."—Chicago K***-ord- J
Herald. I
WOMAHr*S CUJI CAIJ.NDAR
POR APRIL, ivi l.
l-mul ■e-ctlag.
The -n-mai meeting of tba I'alo *
Alio Mi„.,i. ,\..,«laliiii. will be held J
at the Armory, Palo* Alio.'on Tuea* *
day, April 4. 1911, a* If p. m. for 1he *
purpoae of electing a*board of dl- a
reelora lo serve for the mailing J
-fear. 6 c. M'KAY.
l-.S-IOi Seeretary.
Mine-Jay, AfMI A—EiseuUf* *
board meetlag at Mr* Ding- !
leys. -.:. i WebaUr atrtet, mt \
" 3 a. so.
U i-tlrae-m-dey. April _U-tUsalar c
meatlng In Masonic Temple' J
at t:t*. Program at S ;
p. m. Ao address on "Tba .
Pblllpplpe*.'' Mrs. Uerear )
Music. Chairman. Mlaa B |
Hushes,
« '-Inemelay. April 10 KegU- I
lar meeting In Masoale \
Temple at lilt, Program. ]
Tba Family I'm ketl*ook. I
Sympotlum Club members ',
Mrs Gilbert. . halrman. '
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Fine Job printing at Time* office.
Hamilton avenue and Ramona itreet j
Subscribe for Tha Dally Timea
• .OA i iti.t-i.ii) Ateane.
| :■! I li \- il - -POl'LTRY.
J Fresh fiih rveryFrida>
Semi for my
(tana Valley
1..1-.! apple aad
t of Sanla
lew; aUo »eha**
I ,ii-l- *■•-.
Persian Diplomat Has American
Wife and an Interesting Family
•JOHN F. I!. Ml).I . .
IOI I.Jtlon Aaen-je.rtiriier Alma HI.
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New *a tit'siaj-- iih*_'ii« early wh-l*
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These Rates -Will Increase
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Now is lhe time lo bring your
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IYOUR MONEYj
-• '•- Where it will bring J
MAXIMUM RESULTS J
at a X
MININUM OF RISK |
This is your only way to Success, 4>
And it lies in Real Estate, situa- T
ted in the ♦
|! Inevitable Line of Development I
Ravenswood
With Deep Water, Railroads
Electric Lines, Cheap Power
Harbor on S. F. Bay,
Is certain of Great Shipping and Masu-
fatturing Development.
Buy property now.
It will make you money.
Ravenswood
Investment Company
PALO ALTO
•Coiij.ri.tfii tty- Am*-ncjan !*r***a Aaaoel
HKILK 1* an t-*.t-c!lciit iitcidte. of
il'itirbli*-* in* tlie Prr-.l-in,li_i.ii
family. Tlils-eiiMlern allpli'iii'i
She tana formerly Ml** Flora-it-
ti.-r lutere-it i„ ii„- rtUChm at flata.!****,
mill wbo aflerwnnl iKtann- - ,-,i liii*!.
It.-!, ii-uii. av.-l aalii-i, mile ,i.-( „.„,. o.,. .1 I
Persia, •be-'aas-. .ilrprl-a-tl l« fla.l tliul
of a Persian-prlm-v-*-.' l-tte later it-en
ruler -o.iM -weio'w .aa a woman., ilae
wblcb meaia* "II
. rauaw of b*-r wttrl
, Mme -fCbaaonn. which'Is ibe l*er.l/ii ft
1 flii.-ntlj. *be oflen wear* Ibe Permlso c
■if llif.p.t-tu!ar Imtle—t In oflS-lal Wu-tili
i faat* and.Is ihe mtetbfr of tli*»c*e tblk
' picture Tin* young woman atanillm*
Kbanoun, and tbe three youth* ■intnlim
. ,,-nt-ral Muz. All Ktill Khan, charge
in at WaaWngtoa. anil hi* inicrestlng .
I..I-* ap Alliarl.j.t, at,.num *■ him wife.
.. lit-t-i »f Boattan. and It -was through j
tiiU she naet tbe tuiiin- Persian noli!**- *
i.i. .Kite li ol nutile many t-onverts to
,-i humt*aiiil 1» Ti'fii-rati. Hie cspltal of
.lie WBB ret-a-lveel wltb alt the hotton
■ si tba gra?alcst bob.tr that tbe Persian I
■ !■ .iKtaalloii of -llctrarehe-e-Sultaaeh," [
This h< to or wa* -,<-, r.l«l lo ber '*-
.net was oot l*ec-au*e of her marriage.
Mr* Florence Khan, speak* Persian
,iome In *A"a*hinrt>i*, and she I* one
ion life. "-''I- ha* Peen marrleO len
'I, ibe ilire—■ yonncest .hown In tbe
Mlaa Ruby Itrerd. sister or Mme.
:,'re relailw* of itie <lj|ilnnin!
Itelow art Hated a few.
From Chicago SS--00
From St. Paul'.....,. 31.76
.From St. la-olr- ..' 3_>00
From New Orleans ... r: DO
From MsmpbC. 3.00
From Fort Wortb Sk.00
Katca from othar polata prr
10 to April 10, Itll.
-tsa.at
. ii:u
. 41.?*
. .1 09
. as.no
. ».to
iportlonatelr low. Is attract March
From New Tork .. .
From Hoalon
'•■■;.'■ Phlladeipbla
l-rom Kansaa City
From Omalja
From HoBitoa ....
:
For informaUon write K. miiiiim.siii i;i,, n. F. * p.
n Joae. or LKWU l.lTli ):. Agt*nt. Palo Alto, Cal.
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THE BULLETIN
I* i,-.ik e|**:itrr-t-d hy ..,-ti.i ,,, Pnl., Alto, -i n.f-i.i t nlti-r-klty.
Meal* Park anal M,**,. I.I nc-rj ..r.. ., .-.-, for '
25 Cents
I-r in-.ml. from
.pen i. latt.
(HttlKlt FHOM SOLIC1TOH Oil AT THK OFf-TCK.
(emg-lou A (-runic, .!■ «Vi-*. --|(» i',„,. ^wa., Palo Altai. Phone BMI
1-ant (lark, 7 Alvarado l|,..,, ->..,„f.„.| t'niVci-_ity.
J.^P. Hchaefer, Majilcl.t.
Duff A Haiyte, Slenlo Park.
THepl-oae TOT ftalr-a Tard ..,,,-...(- 1',-,,,,-p,-. „
HEDGE
e
Knclose that lot of yonr* wllb a good hedge. A very tine lot a
of ('alifortiis. prlrrit for a sliori time at **_.-> per lho**t-and. A Bar *.
lot of Ptttospori-im (Tpress ami either*. _
FRUIT TREES
t> e
All the Idling var-ie-Je*.
SHADES
1*. |-|-r. ArarU. Haple, Kim*. Bte.
! - SHRUBS
i>- '--' ■■-,-'■__ :
a A.ane aasoetnieat to select from. a
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a a a
Now is the time to plant!! * J; ;
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