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Reconstructing roman suburban settlement dynamics from ploughsoil assemblages: material culture from Aquileia
No full textReconstructing roman suburban settlement dynamics from ploughsoil assemblages: material culture from Aquileia
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No full textTHE PAU) ALT AN.
A FEW SPECIAL SNAPS
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
9500.00
hU 50.110, lorlnrtln, roe-
Crete aad eurblac. Tareaa
ewe,. Thl. propwrtr ta dirt
clteap. Bo, bow.
2,700.00
Modern four room cottag*
on corner lot elo*e tn High
School. Sunny aid* of
Tbla propertv ta
cbeap at 13.310. Tak* Urn*
to Investigate It
School
r^mtrmet.
7 room* and bath on Webster ■treat, near Homer;
sunny aide of atreet. I_>l 10
xllO. 3 oak uses; this wonld
cost t3,l00 to bolld today.
This la a bargala.
2,500.00
0 room* and bath, Modern
cottage- Large lot 89x30.*-.
Situate on sunny *ld« of Ad*
dlson av*noe at No IIT; for
a neat Utile home this 1*
Jnst tb* thing; InvaaUgate
30,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profit-.. 2.600.00
GareXial
Conacrrvettve
Reliable.
AcaTOanmoetaatlnit
Say
We Have tuts of Tilings
To Sell
Can't sell unit**** you buy—to bay
ynu must com* nud ae* tta. Once
ber* you are tare to bay, because
we make It your interest to do ao.
Fine Butter and Egg*, and high
grade Coffee and Teaa a apecialty.
Earle& Company
Phone Main 37. 159 UniversltyAve.
Talk
movdni Ft mantras is a
CARKFCI. AM, aSBSHIM
WAV. aSB Vt,f AltE CEIl-
TA1M.V TAIKINti Alton Tltll
WAV WE IK, IT. VOV WIU.
Sana have cstsa so s»
obet tam bivvimi BS vollt
..1.1.1 l: FOR AXV KI.M, OF
TIIAUKFEK WOltK. GIVE t'S
A CHANCE TO DEMONSTRATE
Tnm fact to for.
ffiamboo
J*urniture
All kinds of bamboo fur-
nltur* mad* to order. Ber***-.
bookeaaa*. table*, etc
Kin* blue China, cup and
saucer. Just la. He each.
Japanese
jafrt
•Store
..Z*%.o
University t/kte.
Palo Alto Transfer CwU^jjj^
PIONEER OF LAUNDRIES
IN 1'A ui ALTO
tUT RAMONA M-l.ri.i-
'{laite of Stanford Laundry,
which he ceased to bav* anything to do wltb alBc* May.
IW.)
UNDER THE NAME OF
COUCH'S
University French
Hand Laundry
sty patroB* know that the*
will be assured perfect work
when done al tbe old laundry
under the supervlalon i Un.
Couch, Sr.
MEN'S WORK A SPECIALTY
II...i... lied I.(il.
CITY MARKET
301 University Are.
Phone Main 160
FRESH AND SALT .
MEATS
OF ALL HINDS
FISH EVERY FRIDAY
M. C. LAURIDSEN
Proprietor
Palo Alto Hotel
Only First Class
Hotel tn
Palo J§tto
Rates: 2 per Day
SoecUl JUtu by Week of Moilk
Sunday Dinners 5.30 to 7.SO
J. i'.otitisrn, Proprietor.
Phone Red 412
i "i;mm; tnriw.Tr
1-1U-WN.H IN t-U'Hl--.'
Howard U. Brit IaO**a in* Life
While lUthlag- Well km.*a to'
Kianfiird l*Mfaa.
Word has beea received that How*
ard W. 11*11 of Oakland loat hi* Uf*i
whtltt bathing Ib tb* surf at Aebbaryl
Park. N. J., where be wa* spending a!
few weeks vacation.
Howard D. Bell was tbe oldest son'
of Mr. and Mra. Jobn T. Dell of litis
Linden atreet. Ha was born at Oma
ba. Nob., tn 187". and came lo Oak
land with his parents In 1087. Hi
ftraduated from tbe Oakland hlg*i
school, attended lh* Slate L'nlversltv
a*or a few months and later spent
two year* at Stanford, where be waa
promlnnnl In literary activities, Sev-
*•>•.. ..-at* nac.i be went fcinst. H* spent
two year* In Ixindon, where be In-
ausjuratrd ihe "unit system" ot book
printing, bnt for oome tlm* bad
been In New York City, engaged In
the satm- work. He was (Tie former
husband of Ruby Green Bell, wbo
wa* until a year ago a membsr of
th* Stanford faculty and la now tne
wife or Prof. A. W. Smith of Cornell.
IAI.i ALTO HI.I I MUM,
HI MI1\UT.|\ llltllKal,
Itaaard nf Trad* I iniuiiiitt-*- Alt. nd*
Mi-rllu-t at Haa Joae.
Marabalt Black. Jobn Dudfield,
Frank Kasson, and J. A. Cone, rep*
resenting Palo Alto board of trade
went to San Joae yesterday to the
public bearing «lv»n by Col. W. H.
Heaer of tbe United State* Army *n-
alneera, to the protests against tbe
building of the railroad brldie acroc*
aUumbarlon Point,
Tbe Palo Atto repra**ntatlv** wlli
favor the building of thla bridge.
PAU) vi. m nn.M
m ni.nl. OI'KNH MONDAY
Will have Ihe l-ntr-i Attend***-*- In
Its II r> . Many Come Pron (Kb*
«*r Hchools.
Tbe Palo Alto hi ah school will op
en Moaday.'August 27. All through
tb* week examination* have been
given lo new students and every Indication 'mint-- to Ihe fact that the
high school will have the largest attendance tn Its hlalcry. Prlaclnal C.
C. Hill stales lha*. many transfer,
from high schools or neighboring
towns and from Ssn Frsnclsco have
been made, aa waa ezpsctctl considering lh* targe number of faaillte*
that have moved Into town durlns
the summer.
I'i-i-m tn* IVrlixIkala to Library.
Capt. J. A. Hh I I'm an baa presented
io the Palo Alto Pnblle library
bound volumes of several periodical* that are now out of print. Ttsey
Hloddard'a Review, vol. I;
..in.-ri.mi Review. 1110, and th* Al-
din* Journal, 1171.
Mrs. Julia R. Otlbert bas return*!
from a two months' outing at L*en*
Tahoe.
M. II. Thomas bas returned from a
■hrt-t- weeks' vacation spent at Santa Crua.
Mra. C. P. Cooley haa returned
from a short visit with Mrs. William
Dean at Santa Ci-ns.
Mr*. Atlc* P. Norton ba* been appointed by the school trust*** to a
poaiUon In the grammar school.
Assistant Prof. William D. Ilrtg-n.
who baa been added to Ihe English
department faculty of Btanford I'nl-
rsliy. bas taken ihe McLean bona*.
311. Melville avenue. Mrs. Briggi
with hla parents la Sacramealo
but wilt Join blm shortly.
I. R. Plerc* and E. J. McOovern.
former Stanford etudenta, bare received appointments aa assistants o.i
th« government forestry commission.
They left this afternoon for Trinity
Cs-nier. Shasta rouaty. where tbey
tit remain for abont three months
gauging on government . forest reserve*.
Orr ® Roller
Dealers in All Kinds Electrical Work
Workmanship Guaranteed
*■»
Pbcsnc Black »M 217 *jT*WERaSITY AVENUE
525 ALMA STREET
Phone Main 90
ed thousands of sufferers.
■ rest end sleep poaslbls. A great
i many hav* been p*rm*n*Bl]y cored j
| of rh*«ra*Uam by tb* nn* of tbto:
Unlra*et For sale try Eagle Drug
iCo, C. C. Walkar, Prop.
MANZAN1TA HALL
PALO ALTO
School for Boys
Reopens Monday, Aug. 20/06
►■- *M *** ***********
The Daily Palo Alto Times and
the Palo Altan offer a
Chickering
QuarterGrand
Piano
(THIS IS IT)
, i
as the prize in a subscription
contest. Liberal comtnissions
also insure jjood wages for all
contestants. Old subscribers
and new alike who send in cash
for advance subscriptions may
voU; for favoria.es.
Here is the scheme of votes:
PALO ALTAN-
One rear, S1.50
DAILY TIMES-
Oae month, 40 cents
Three months, 2.25
One year, $4.50
300 rotes
80 roles
250 rotes
. 550 rots*
1200 rotes
Start to-day and win the
Chickering
Ayer's Pills
Act directly on the liver.
They cure constipation,
biliousness, sick-headache.
Sold for 60 years. fJiia*X**c
Wut yoiiraMlsxbe or beard BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
a bcantlfnl brown or rita Mack ? Use zXXylol\Z "i E..ci JZj
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No full textPalo Alto Times
VOL. 18. NO. 3.
PALO ALTO, CAL. FRIDAY. JULY 19. 1901.
$1.50 A YEAR
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
A
Hour.,', in [_ . u. . I _ » p m. Room, 3 and 1
Stanton! Huildl: e. Ual.eralty Ave., .'.lo Alio.
B. MAYHEW. D.D.S
DENTIST
t\r. h. p. Bodge
U DENTIST
D1
R. CHARLES W. DECKER
DENTIST
Offloe ana Reel-eDce. Ua.voral.y Are., oor.
(7E0. BLAKESLEY LITTLE, D. D. S.
U DENTIST
Offloe, Morrl. llulhltr..-. I." nlr.T.Uy Are..I'alo
AIM, Cal.
n
R. HAMILTON C BOWIE
Former H. alth ORlctir Saa Mateo Oo.
OITlce hount: 10 to 19 n. m.; I til) to 1 p. it
D
R. W. W. GAMBLE.
Offl_: Patrick b-ildl-i*. opp. Bank, Unite.-
Stty a-reaue. TelcpUHW-<Re__«i_. OS. Real
denoc 4.. Hamilton __ue ISwatn nsMsBOS)
Day or uli. i calls uit<unt_ promptly.
D
R. GEO. E. HALL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special attention paid to dl_-aae-of the K.,
Ear, HOM and Throat Hours, * to 4 aud T to S_
D
R HOWARD BLACK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Vandervoort -Bockhout.
John E. Vandorvoort of I'alo Alto
and Miss Maybello DeForest Buckliout
were married at tbo homo of the
bride "a parents In Cblco at 10 o'clock
on Tuesday ovonlng, July 16. Rov.
Mr. Trower of San Joso pronounced
the marriage ceremony. Miss Francos
Vandervoort. sister of the groom, was
maid of honor, and Ralph Buck-tout,
brother of the bride, was groomsman.
After congratulations had beon glvuu
a wedding supper was served. The
couplo wore tbe recipients of numerous
handsome presents. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Vandervoort ;uv enjoying tbelr honeymoon Ln San Francisco. Tbey will return to Palo Alto
on the -7th and will muke their
home ho re.
The bride Is the eldest daughter of
Mr. r'r.uik Buckhout, superintendent
of t -fiicral Bid well's famous ranch.
Shu llvod In Palo Alto during tho past
year and during that lime mad- many
friend* who will welcome her to the
social life of the town. The groom in ,.
member ol tho llrm of Puller & Oo.
ami during live year-.' residence here
has won un enviable position in :n*-i-
neBs *_!_-__-. The bosi wishoe of their
numei-oii*- friends are extended to .Mr.
iiiiti Mr*. Vutidorvoort.
this was accorded W. C. Stadifeld.
who followed, leading Gounod's magnificent "By Babylon's Wave," These
last two numbers ulmost carried olt tho
choral honors of the evening. Titans grateful compoidllons and tbe leaders brought out all tbelr bounty. The
finale of "Bo Not Afruld"wasonhun_d
by the fact lhat Mr. Morris Insisted on |
Its being memorised. In this way tho
Singers were nble to give ull their attention to expression." In thia chorus
wet _ fifty Palo Alto voices und about
two hundred frum Santa Clara county.
Houra. S to 10 a.m , 1 to 3 and *
-tu-on liiock. RcaidiBCe 44- Kipling Mr. t.
Phone Ited 48.
PAR0L1N L. GUILD, M.D.
'-' PHYSICIAN (Horn cso path ist*
Spec I alt;. Dl. a. » of Women. Hours 1 to I
ji.ii. Sit Waverly Kt., Palo Alto.
II
ISS FLORA C. KENDALL
PIANO. tRGAN AND HARMONY
Pupil of Wm. Uaaoa, New York, Loula Lla-
aer, Sau Pranclaoo; 11. J. Su. art. Sin 1'rwi-
oiaoo. .'am. At... W«i-«. day*. Corner
Lincoln avenue ant) Webster alreot.
JOHN R. STOWE
■J ATTORNEY AT LAW
Offloe In Nortree Hull, Palo All..
_IAUL D. (JULVER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
T W. ROLLER
' Un-.rtak.r and Embalmer
Offloe an. Residence, _l Mar.uer.te Sir— t
Mortuar. Chapel and
Street, .'hone Itod HI.
CONTRACTORS
H,
L. UPHAM
Contractor and Buildsr
Plana fu_!__. Al! work guaranteed. Mors
than twenty yeara* c-perl.cce. Besides.. _l
En_r_on#_ P. O. address. I_i _M. I'alo A Ito.
Goo- loaua negotiated lor buildlm purpose*.
fHAS. WAY
*-' CONTRACTOR
Estimate* tantUhed tor Brteklayii.. Pl_t*r
lac sad Concrete O. at Sidewalks a Specialty. Ottce, Stro nor* llackus, Palo Alto
T W. WE US
" * Contractor and Builder
Katlmale* given pi-a.pt!_ R__HMS Ml
Byron Street, sear Unlvcniliy Avenue
U A. HETTINGER
-****•■ Contractor and Buildsr .
Palo Alto. Satt Jose ofBce. SS S. Seeoad strssi.
G
W. MOSHER
Contractor and Builder
£*.!_-*_• promptly .related on all kinds ot
bull dlnga. p7o. Bos «_ Palo Alto. Cai.
JAPANESE CLUB
Contracts for all kinds of Ranch
and Orchard Work
Telephone Main US Old Mount-In View
A Great Concert.
Tho Kp worth I_.iigut* Convention opened Tucnduy night with the grand
concer t«f about 2.000 voices. MeeLon-
i_" Pavilion was densely packed and
muny who had ticket- eouhl not gull
admittance. The concert will be repeated tomorrow (Saturday) night and
all mm. I lu-ketn will be honored at
that time The music was magnificent
and ihe groat Stanford meoioriul
organ divided tho honors wilh ihu
singers. Tbe Chronicle says of this
instrument:
"It Is a spied Id California achievement, perfect in mc-chanUm und tone.
In construction It has bud tbo bony lit
of thn .- i.i.in and skill of \Y. II. Fleming, tho builder who planned the
famous St. Ignatius or£frn. Then, too,
hidden lu the thousands of pipes and
everywhere in tho interior lire- all
sorts of patents, which completely over-
corn .the old-timo difficulties which bo-
set this king of instruments.
"Tho first solo, "Guilmanl "s Grand
Coeurin I),' played by W. P. Skoelo of
Los Angeles, served to bring out tho
organ's exquisite beauty of ton . as well
as its compelling volume. As It is built
In two parts, so tbat It can bo placed on
either sldo of a memorial window, the
use of tho solo stops was particularly
Interesting: the effect was frequently
that of an echo organ. Lo Mare's 'Barcarolle,' nl-1 played by Mr. Sk*..__■-,
served to Introduce an innumerable
number of beautiful solo stops, and lo
the grand fantasle, 'The Storm,' by
Lommons, whiob followed, tb*. uudionoo
could not suppress Its enthusiasm and
applauded during its rendition in acknowledgement of the subtlo changes.
The crescendo pedal came in for special
marks of appreciation,"
Mr. J. J. Morris of Palo Alto is vlce-
ohainnan of tbe music committee. We
will let tho Chronicle speak again in
his praise: "As Joseph J. Morris came
forward to le*d Mendelssohn's "Be Not
Afraid," the audience, as well as tbe
chorus -cheered. A welcome akin to
To Camp in Big Basin.
Notwithstanding the owners of tbo
timber land in the Big Basin, which the j
Stato Is ulM.ut to purchase for u park,
will nol permit campers to go upon tho i
land, he_.ii*.*- of depredation** and dan-1
get- from tiro, a movement If on (oot,
suyo the Mercury, to hold u ten day-.'.
em _iitipm.-nt. of lhe friends of the park ;
among lhe big trees from the 4th to
the M-.li of Au.'.i-l. Th. will he done
by arrangomont with H. L. Mlddleton.
mn nu gel-of th.* ."-injiiliiy owning the.
km,!. Mr. Mil dleto n l» parfsctly will-'
Ing lhat -base who tore the forest ■md
want to live among the trees maj bave
an opportunity to do SO. but'he Heists
thitt it )>c under pr-upoc eofiditioin. and •
restraint. He h:i-. therefore given
l--i_.-.—"i. i-ci to A. I'. Hill to organize a
party to eiimp in the Basin.
Death of Margaret W. Gray. ■
Margaret Wilson Gray, daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. W. 1* Gray, died Wed- j
nostlay forenoon, ut the age of thirteen
month, and u-n duy*. Mrs. IJ ray and;
her ehiliiivii returntd lust Friday from
n two months' visit with her parents
in West Virginia. Whili* there tho
little one wae ailing and on reaching
home became worm. Everything possible was done fur thu little sufferer,
but without itvui). She was it sweet,
pretty child and the truest sympathy
of their friends is wltb tho Iwroaved
parents In the loss ot one who n_wt
henceforth live In their thoughts us
tbe memory of a bl.--._ng given, but
early taken away.
The funeral will be held from tho
horn . 4111 Wuvorly sti-eet, at tt) a. m.
tomorrow, July 20. Tbo Interment
will be in Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. H.O. Briggs died at four o'clock
yoslorduy utter an llinoss of somo weeks
at the age of seventy-one years. Mrs.
Briggs and family bad lived in Palo
Als.ii about »lx years, und she had won
a high place in the oMloumutour poo-
pic by bor many noble qualities. She
bad re.o-h.Hi tbo fullnoss of years allotted to mankind; yot ovon that age
seems too soon to spare ono whom all
who knew revered and lovod. She
loaves six children—Dr. William A.
Briggs, Dr. William Ellory Briggs, Dr.
Ansel Briggs, and Mrs. F. B. Sutollffe
ot Sacrumonto, and Mrs, Paul D. Culver of Palo Alto, and Mrs. Julia A.
Brodle of Palo Alto. She also had
three sisters living, Mrs. H. F. Val*
letto und Mrs, G. W. Holly of Palo
Alto anil Mrs. Km ma li. Briggi of
1 _vUvilU.
Tho funeral serving, which will be
prlvalo, will lie held ut the resldenoe,
•Ml ilumiltoii avenue, on Sun.liiy next.
The remains will be ert-inat*-.! at t'y-
prMa Lawn Cemetery,
Death of Mrs. Hoskins.
Mrs. Graoe O. Hosklns died at ber
borne in Palo Alto at .30 o'clock last
evening. She bad been for a long time
a sufferer from cancor and for many
weeks had been confined to ber room.
The end came peacefully at laat and
the wouriod sufferer fouud relief. Her
age was forty years. Mr. Hosklns has
been in Chicago for some time, and Is
now supposod to bo on his way home.
Tbe death ot Mrs. Hosklns leavo? six
motherless child ron, ranging in age
from nine to twenty-two years. The
date' of tbo funeral has not yet been
arranged, Tho intormont will be at
San Mateo.
Palo Alto Lodge K. of P. Is Invited
to attend installation and initiation services at Redwood City Lodge next
Tuesday evening. Tbo Srst and second
ranks will be conferred. Those wishing to go should hand their names to
J. 8. Grider.
Death of Father Brennan.
A cablegram from Paris announoes
tin .loath in thut city this morning of
the Kev. John Brennan, pastor of the
.Menlo Park ■ .r_h. Father Brennan
left hero wmo months ago to visit his
former home in HotMiommon county,
Ireland. II.- went from there to Palestine and was un bis way borne when he
was _rlckoo in Paris with typhoid
fever. A I'-il-olgrum __ fved Tuesday
uniioiinoe-1 his illness und dlroctod that
nm-- be said for bis recovery.
Father Brennan was appointed paator
of Menlo Park parish, which .iiieludee
Menlo Park, Pulo Alto and Mayfield,
about two years ago, and the parish
work bad prospered exceedingly under
bis direction. He was a man of broad
viewH und hud a hoHt of friends, not
only among his own pooplo, but among
Protestants as well. His death comes
as a }..-i. in.i. loss lo many In this
vicinity.
Baptist Church News.
Sunday services will be held as follows: At 11 u. m. preaching services,
subject, "John Thomas;'' at 7*00 p. m.
Young People's Mooting; at 8 p. m
preaching, subject: "A Now Hoart,"
Tbe Assembly at Twin Lakes boglns
Monday, July 22, and an -■*.._.. nt program bas been prepared. All tho cottages aro already spoken for so a large
attendance Is expected. Mrs. Simpson,
Mr. Dixon, and tho acting pastor. S. F.
Langford, will attend the sessions from
this cburch.
D. P. Ward, the childrons' frlond
and Statu Sunday School Superintendent, will speak at lho church morning and evening, Sunday, July 28th.
Robbery at Menlo.
Burglars forced an entrance Into tbe
postofBoe at Menlo Park some time
during-let nlgbt and blowod the safe *
opon. They secured 8240 in cash and a
quantity of stamps and other stock.
No trace of tbe robbers haa yet been
secured. Tbo loss will fall heavily upon
Mrs. Jane Loveland, tho postmistress.
A fire followed tbe robbery and the fire-
department was called out and quickly
quenched the flames
0008
No full textPAtaO ALTO, CAL.. WEDNESDAY. MAY tl, 1913
PACE KIKE
Tt?e Class of T9t3*
UACHELOR Of- ARTS
GREEK
t Mabel Addla Brekkc Lot Alto*.
LATIN
Anne Brooks San Jose
I *■ trot Ity Culp Eacoudidi*
Prances Anna Gowcr Leu Angeles
Jennie Faye Kilpatrick F-denvalc
George lUIlion Sanple New York. N. Y.
Kathleen Stafford San Jose
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
tAlicr Ctolfant Allen Stanford University
Natalie Louis** Beach Palo Alto
Pixie Alheru Be" St. Helena
tOliaon Wilhelroina Bodley Palo Aho
Josephine Crcssey Modesto
Pauline Jeanetle Current Red Key. Ind.
•Ida Ellen Davis Santa Maria
tOertrude II. Dunipace . ^ Morgan Hill
Mabel Greenwood Princeton. Ill
Marion Stewart Jud-.li Los Angeles
Mabel Jo Long Boise. Idaho
tFanny Elizabeth Pntcatnp Oakley
Hannah Trainer Thompson Pasadena
B*a Raj Weaver. -.... Colorado Springs, Colo
ROMANIC LANGUAGES
t Helen FJiiabeth Itrharrell .San Du-;.
George Louts Lawrence Modesto
Etlicl Melrose Libi* Lot Angeles
t Agnes Cecilia Voeh Santa Ana
ENGLISH
Mildmi AUt-rt***-*- Wbiltier
I*nnna I iinds Amsdcn Lo* Angrics
Ul Baker -Lot Angeles
Allien- Cash Barrett Edwards. Miss
Eli-aU-tlt Helen Baxter Alexandria. Ind
tElc-nor Frances Burkham San Francisco
Ms- Jacqueline Butler Colorado Spring*, Colo
Genesteve Montague Courtney PortUnd. Ok
liars Alan Cruichfteld San Franci-o*
Vcra Ullian ItavMuin -Bcrtrina Centre. N V
Marjonc Charles Dri-coll Pasodona
fordou fossasray *-** Angeles
Karl Great Flnid. OkU
l.icufena Cats Greenfield. ... St. Helena
George 1 Innian Harlwig. Kendall. N' V
hliur-rth tlyndman Wyoming, Ohio
famet F..lnmnd Mclncrn> Lw -\ngelrs
tMarjurii* Montague Chicago. Ill
Goy Evan Natdhau Tracy
Groat- Fc-rrol Oldahue. WaveUnd. Ind
Chester Francis Paul Ely, Nrv
Helen WeM Ritbm-->n Rurlingamc
lienr K.*m-*in 1 ral«ic
Undoti MrGet* Robinson . , Ocean Parle'
Eileen Margaret Roxburgh. Gilroy
\iins Laura Slevick l**k> Alio
[Vorothy Maxsou Stilltraii Stanford University
Charles Sawyer Turpw S-in Francisco
Vesta MaruMi Wagner *"*-.. Ventura
Loia Mac Walton Santa Barbara
Coral Agnes Wiles • Chico
llelcn Louise Wishard Mountain Vies
PHILOSOPHY
Sho saku Oshima Suruga. Japan
John Watford Reed Seattle. Wish
Tomitaro Suruki . . Yamanashi Ken, Japan
EDUCATION
Elbcl I'lKK** Biddlc Centerville. la
tl-.-ii'iu Elizabeth BUttc* San late
R,.*. Wade Brtdgman San Jose
Marguerite Brown Providence. R I
Marguerite Graham Riverside
Margaret Bradhcld llopwood Riverside
tjamrs Walter Jones La Porte
t Harrison Morton Lake San Francisco
Carl Joseph Park Palo Alto
Howard Irving Schuyler New York. N V
Frank Alson Seoheld . IHmnigan
Wiliord Ebcncier Talbcrt Highgrove
Alma Jane Ward .. San Jose
IlISTORY
[,ouise -Avery San Jose
tWaller Everett Barnard Worcester. Mas*
Frank Elliott Barrow .... Lot Angele*.
Man Bethel Bowden. San Jose
Clayton Douglass Carus . . Paswdena
Wilbur Ray Chandler Fresno
tllels-n C-xhi-jne San Francisco
Fmily Augusta Coleman Tacoau. Wash
Ruth Cretlin Pftasantou
tRuth Melissa Crippen. San Diego
tOIive Marion Davidson Colma
Julu Mildred Eastey. . !*. San Jose
Marguerite Knowlton Eyer. ..Los Angeles
Mercedes Grace Faubel San Francisco
Roger Go<-dan Los Angeles
tSinn-el Momgomeric Hastctt. Jr Alameda
Casey Hewitt Hayes Ssn Diego
Rtiby May Kency Heckler . . . ¥ .. -St. Marys. Ohio
Sydney Marshall tliggim Los Angeles
Norval Townscnd Horton, Jr Pasadena
tRuth Hutchinson ... Los Angeles
I Edith McCoy In.Und ..Los Angeles
tFrederkk Monroe Johnson San Frsrjcisco
tMsdge Rose Kemp Saasalitn '
Marie Eliiabeth Lockwood Pasadena
tSheda .Amy Lowman Los Angeles
tKatherine Barbara Lntz >v . .Santa Ana
Flora Georgia McCartney . Sioux Falls. S. D.
Haiel May McMillan. F**J&rook
Edward Earle Manning Los Angeles
Thomas Powdcrly Martin BaUinger, Texas
Hclene Montague Los Angeles
Andrew Jamieson Moore Mather, Manitoba, Canada
'Helen Keal Belmont
fCheUnna Mand NesWtt VaUcjo
t Willard Hodges Kesman , San Diego
Florence Sophia Ober Los Altos
^Florence Jennings Orr San Francisco
Morgie Adelia Po«..t Monrovia
tFanny Belle Rankin. Petalonu
Florence Elizabeth Reynojds Upper Lake
Ralph Madison Rounds Wichita, Kans.
tWilliam Eugene Talboy .Palo .Aho
fAlke Caroline Weyse Los Angeles
SaUia Alice Withey Los AngeJes
Mary Worrnser I San Diego
ECONOMICS
kin;. Mivata Akahothi OakUnd
Henry Albert Beeger Redwood City
Walter Enter Bochly Roswell, N. M.
George Mitcfael BufFum Pasadena
Louis Cass Pasadena
George Leroy Foster Taeotna, Wash.
\
Alvin H. Frank Uit Angeles
tRa-ino-i-i Richard Hails SanU Barbai-a
1 tainiard Hall Pasadena
irja-Jr. Barrett Haruwah. Jr. * .\ Los Angeles
Charles Albert SB Moline, Kans.
t Frederick Ross Hudson WaUonville
tJohn Sidney Jolinion , Mgnhalltown, Ia
Stanley Carmkhacl Kennedy.. ....Honolulu, T. H.
Henry Lawrence Loud Pomona
Albert Re*.nold- McConoell Durango. Colo
Jchn Arthur Macrcady ,.. Los Angeles
Ralph Sti>iie-l>crger Morgan Los Angeles
t Mattel NVwcotncr Palo Aho
Scdley CUrendalc Peck..: , .... Compton
Longucville Howe Price Palo Alto
Ingallt I. Reeve Looe Elni. Kaiu.
"Eva .Mice Roberts Loi Angeles
Lloyd Dudley Sweet ... .Chinook, Morn
Jiiacmon Tstcislii... .* Los Angetes
tLeroy Edwin Taylor . Palo Alio
James Carl Thomas .Las Vegas. Nev
Wcsion Stephens Wilson *,Los Angeles
Hirosaburo Vokoieki San Francisco
Frank Herbert Young Fl Jones
PRE LEGAL CURRICULUM
F-d»on Crank Abel .Arcadia
I*aul Bmic BUnchard Grams Pas*. Ore
William Preston lluiclier, Jr. . Santa Bailiara
tChestcr Lc Ro> Coffin... Reno, N'ev
'Charles W-sgner Dooling Hollistcf
tPercy Douglas 1-Swcetl. . - .Taeoma. Wash
CUrcnce Edwin Fleming - - - Los Augelrs
Carl Hughes Gilbert .... Palo Alio
John Price CrcgR Portland, Ore
tRoscoe Wad-worth Griffin... Vsllejo
■ Stanley Walter Guthrie Los Angele*
Karl Riffle Levy Los Angele*
Roland Jack McNcely Los Angeles
Charles I'-nton Nichols San Francisco
Patterson Dana Nowtjll Titian-
Frank Herbert Richey Tipton. Ind
Edgar CUrcnce Smith .... .-Vius*.
Homer Roberts Spence... .... .\Umcdj
GRAPHIC ART
Kiltcl Ora Bardiu. . . .... Salinas
James Leo Duff . ..... Menlo Parti
tl-.rnest Bruce Nelson .. San Jose
Louise Rider ... .WaUonvtlte
Stt-IU Belle Sankey... ... Clearfield. Pa
•Lordeha Madison Smith .Venice
MATHEMATICS
Sidnie Ailcen Gardner . . OntRge
Hor-iUi- Marian Hlndle .. Del Mar
Julia R. Johnson.. , Aberi|i*eil. Wash
Ralph Matthews Noble.. .Gaint-Litg, 111
Margaret Manon Steele. . . San Jose
Mar> Hilda Vt**Knioi ..... Wlmtiei
APPLIED MATHEMATICS
tiraec Raymond Hcludck. Helena, Monf
CHEMISTRY
'ieorge Hettry Ueurluus 1 aconu. Wash
Hector Lrandall San Frami*vt*v
tFdvtiti Reginald Harding San Bernardinu
fPjul Mark Levy San Ftaiuisc.,
Hugh Haiolil Mosher . . S*n J<»<"
Robert Lmdlcy Murray . Palo Alto
tZeno Ostenberg San |oae
Mired Liles l*hillips ... SanU Crur
PHY-srcs
Herben kovcll Bcnham .. . McKiiiiKk
I'rancis Sitwcll Pratt .Ontario
Allvcrl John Scholl, Jr Loi Angele*
Ruth Seelc) . .. Liis Oalin
1.,1-rn Miller Smyth Salt l^ike Lit), Ulali
Guy Carlcton Swan. Lawrence, Mas*
Devi Dyal Virntani . ll.il.awalpore, In.It-
Waldo Ralph Waclty . . .Satna Oara
William Irvni Weaver Li-lwr-id.. Springs. GolD
BOTANY
Taylor Jay Blclhen Port Und. Ore
Arthur Dickie Borden Palo Alto
Ollis WilUrd .Newman ... . Santa Barbara
Frank Jason Smiley . . ['resnri
PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY
Mbcrt Gordon Bower Salt Lake City, Utali
Roscal Leroy Drafier Arroyo Grand.-
Florence Edclha Dunlop Vale, Urr
tieorge Stevenson Holcnun Riversitl.
UtMisid R Jenkins Ogdcn, Cull
M.ri'iK James Price. San Francisco
Karl l.ndwig Scliaupp . Sanla Kon
John Philip St Tickle t San Utegu
tCharlei Ernest von Gcldcrn . ... San Franc no.
•Carlcton Wolsey W'ashburne Sierra Madre
■H-lyde T Wetmorr . Hollistei
Robrn William Wilcox Delis, Colo
fEIll Will koclicater. N Y
ZOOLOGY
CUra Crosby. . . .Sanu Lrui
Mary Fisk Li*s Angele-.
ENTOMOLOGY AND BIONOMICS
Leroy Childi RedUnds
fWarrcii Locke Smith I-'crndale
Verne GeiWa Stevens Palo Aim
GEOLOG. AND* MINING
Robert Edwin Anderson San Francisco
Harry Mayo Andreen.. ... .. Redwood City
fCarl Hugh Beal Palo Alto
Edward Burke Corbel San Francisc
Waldemar Fcnn Dietrich ".San Francisco
Benjamin Edward Erl> Critr-mainut, », C
Andrew Douglas Fyfe . Oceanside
tWilliam Conrad Gehrmann Davenport. Ia.
Mortirrier Louis Hall . . ..'Pasadena
Harold Briggs Hannibal San Jose
OUI Pitt Jenkins ^. Stanford University
Graver Bemer Lantx Cotton
tBemard Harold Lasky . - San Francisco
•Robert James J-icCann. ,. • ■ •. Pacific Grove
"■"Harvey Wright Parmelee Santa Barbara
•Alon.*o William Peake Los Angele*
Arthur E Remington Watcrtown, N. Y
•I-dwin John Stewart Lo* Angeles
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Charles Edward Beecher Monrovia
Edwin Prescott By Los Angeles
Iron Clay Briggs San Francisco
Revoc Carlisle Briggi Pasadena ■
tFloyd Cromwell- Brown Sclma
fEdward James Cullcn , Gilroy
Harry Bascpm Davis Potnon*
Wilbnr Harvey Doxsee Redwood City
Robert Francis Duryea ;.. Palo Alto
tOarence Bernard Goodwin. Sunnyvale
■(-Charles Stewart Grace Rivera
John* Stanley Grepe, Jr East Highland*
tNorman Marshall Hakombe San Fraiicitco
George William Hawley Portland, Ore
■ .
Ucor^-c Wilier Hum ■ San Josr
Paul EelU Jeffen Los Angeles
William Aiken Laird-.' Lindsay
Alexander Stuart MacdonaM San Fi-jscis-o
tRollert Patchen Millci Los Angeles
Maurice F.vcrard Morrison Morgan Hill
tRoger Wolcott Olmsted , Los Angele*.
Chauncey Smith.. . Elie. Manitoba. Canad.i
Thomas Joseph Spellman - - -Colnia
t Bur roughs Agin Stephenson ...Los Alto*
Harry George Todtmann .... Chicago, 111
George Harlan T task Los Angeles
Cliartci Ralph Tupper. San Jose
Ronmev Leigh Vaughn San Francisco
Gusl Val**i'iii'e WalUch. Boonville
Carlton Uvi-Wyam Montccito
MECHANICAL ENGINEF.RING
K^rence P. Campbell Los Angele*
tWaUace RolUnd Finney Modesto
•Burdcltc Lord Hosiettkr Erie, Pa.
Kenneth Irving Marshall. Los Angeles
fAugustus Mudgc Sanborn RedUnds
Cecil Stocker Simon Los Gatos
* EUaCntlCAL ENGINEERING
•Edward NUes ."idant Melville. Mtmt
Frank Edward .Anderson... ^ Los Angele*
tClarcnce Cannon Argabrite Ventura
John Watson Fleming .\rmsirong. ... Fivcmilctown, Tyrone. Ire.
Everett Morse Caldcrwood Palo Alto
Melville Nathaniel CUrk Dayton, Mc
John Francis Culten.. Gilroy
Waller Jennings Dodge Los Angeles
Charles Greenlaw Dtifftn Comas. Wash
Harry Adolph Fore Campbell
Frank Julius Glciis *. .. .Los AngcU-.
Waller J. Hammond Grinncll, la
Tomilchi Haraguchi Nagasaki. Japan
George Edward Holdilch Orange
Edgar Alden Jackson Cupertino
Unfold C. Lull. Jr ....trn Angski
James Arthur Miller Hinford
Rea Cambridge Newman ..Santa Iljrhara
George Washington Poison Menlo Park
Gavlord Kenyon Snyder Lo* Angele*
tGuslav Wade Naples
George Ireland Wright.. ..PawJoiia
UACllbLOK OF LAWS
Jerome Dcverciux Peters ■■■ San Jose
Granville Human Wood, Jr Blue Lake
MASTER OH AR1S
LATIN
Flora Anne Bagley.
tRuth Beard
Catherine Ida Birch
tAnna Shipley Cox. . .
Mabel Harriett Usinger .
Malcolto. Lclatid Years
.Biirliiiguim:
Modesto
RedUud*
....... San Jose
Berkeley
Los Angeles
GERMAN
Fdward Verc Brewer ... . Elyria. Ohio
Catharine Morris Cox San Jose
Lydia Luetic Meyer ...Milwaukee. Wn.
CUra Lydu S~haaf Fort Wayne, Ind
tFitie laiuise Whittemore - . -Mhambra
ENGLISH LITERAl'URE
Pasadciia
Waltt-i Clyde Curry
. Gray-Court, S C
ENGLISH PHILOLOGY
.Maude Cleveland
.Stanford Utuveisity
EDUCATION
'William Samuel Marten
Clarence I-ucieu Phelps
. Jamestown, Ky
William Thomas Root, Jr
.v .Pasadena
William Roy Tanner .
Minneapolis, Minn
HISTORY
MIL Wifttte I leaser
Tulare
tl.ninu llowsc Ktiuo
Palo Alto
Grorgi laUt.es Riglitet
Campbell
I'ramis Marion Rutt«-H
. .Los Alludes
MATHEMATICS
Rose Margaret Bennett.
San Diego
Aiiunda Westhold
Quit.-). Ill
CHEMISTRY
Alice Ruili Bcrger
San Jose
Elton Marion Hogg .
Charles Kirkton McWillunu
San Jose
Castletoi", Ontario, Canada
Charlotte Kiln-it
Funk Mattatirr
Josephine Louise
Frankie Willard
BACTERIOLOGY
ZOOLOGY
Down Randall.
ENTOMOLOGY
Theodore CTiapin ..
Joseph Stanley Hook
Del Kapitlt. S D
Cincinnati, O
Stanford University
Lot Angeles
Pcrri*
ENGINEER
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Lewis William Pingree Ogdcn, Utah
MEOiANlCAL ENGINEERING
tDexlcr Simpson Kimball Ithaca, N Y.
Lyman Stevenson King.. Oakland
JURIS DOCTOR
George Armand Dili.. Stockton
Maurice Timothy Dooling Hollister
tEmmct Rosi Fcrttg Noblesvillc, Ind
tFrank Lonll Gucrctia Sonora
George J nan Hatfield Oakland
Frank Howard Hilton PortUnd, Ore.
Grant Hotcomb San Bernardino
Ignatius Martin Pcckham San Jose
Edmund Wright Pugh * Los Angeles
Alfred Worcester Robertson Santa Barbara
Chester Harvey Warlow i...Fresno
Herbert Eustace White Sacramento
tFrederiek Bertram Wood Palo Alto
♦ DOCTOR OF MEDICINE*
George DeForest Barnctt Santa Rosa
Ross Wallace Harhaugh Palo Alto
CharW Nelson Leach San Francisco
Henry George Mchrtens San Francisco
Arthur Lee Munger, Jr Kansas City, Mo.
Francis StoUe...'. Palo Alto
Charles Ernest von Geldern San Francisco
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
CHEMISTRY
Harry Drake Gibbs ManiU, P. I.
PHYSICS
Harry Carlcton Burbridgc Palo Alto
George WiTber Moffttt Fonda, la.
ZOOLOGY
tSamuel Stillman Berr-Va,.
Joseph Crmnell
•September <S. 191*
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