6 research outputs found
MODEL PREDIKSI PENGARUH LIMBAH CAIR HOTEL TERHADAP KUALITAS AIR LAUT DI PESISIR TELUK KUPANG (A Prediction Model of Liquid Waste Hotel Impact on The Sea Water along The Coast of Kupang Bay)
No full textABSTRAK
Hotel-hotel di pesisir Teluk Kupang sebagian besar membuang efluen limbah cairnya ke laut. Kondisi ini akan berpengaruh terhadap kualitas air laut dan berdampak pada kelangsungan hidup biota dan mikroorganisme laut. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk membuat prediksi pengaruh efluen limbah cair hotel yang dibuang terhadap kualitas air laut di hadapannya. Parameter yang diteliti adalah minyak dan lemak dan ortofosfat efluen limbah cair hotel. Parameter kualitas air laut yang diteliti adalah kekeruhan, minyak dan lemak dan klorofil. Metode pengambilan sampel dan pengujian menggunakan SNI dan USEPA. Analisis data menggunakan uji korelasi dan regresi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kekeruhan air laut pada jarak 0 meter dan 25 meter dapat diprediksi dari kadar minyak dan lemak efluen limbah cair hotel melalui model regresi y = 0,0051 x + 4,8456 dan y = 0,0015 x + 4,5440. Kadar klorofil air laut pada jarak 25 meter dan 75 meter dapat diprediksi dari kadar ortofosfat efluen limbah cair hotel melalui persamaan regresi y = 0,0430 x + 0,0004 dan y = 0,0075 x + 0,0001.
ABSTRACT
Most of the hotels located along the coast of Kupang Bay dump their effluent liquid waste to the sea. This action will definitely affect the sea water quality and in turn, will unavoidably give deep impact on the life of both microorganism and all the living things in the sea. This research intends to make an impact prediction on the sea water quality over the dumping hotels’ affluent liquid waste to the sea. The parameters which are observed are oil and fat and orthophosphate of the hotels’ affluent liquid waste. While the observed parameters of the sea water quality are turbidity, oil and fat, and chlorophyll. The methods used to take and test the sample are SNI and USEPA. And to analyze the data, testing on both correlation and regression are applied. The result of the study reveals that the turbidity of the sea water within the range of 0 to 25 meters can be predicted from the level of oil and fat of the hotels’ affluent liquid waste by using regression model equation y = 0.0051 x + 4.8456 and y = 0.0015 x + 4.5440. Meanwhile, the level of the sea water chlorophyll within the range of 25 to 75 meter can be predicted from the level of orthophosphate of the hotels’ affluent liquid waste by using the equation of regression y = 0.0430 x + 0.0004 and y = 0.0075 x + 0.0001
Church and state in religious education 1944-1984: a critical survey of trends in England from the point of view of the Christian parent with special reference to the Christian schools movement
No full textAt the end of the forty year period 1944-1984 a minority of Christian parents in England and Wales were expressing their disquiet at trends in Education in general, and Religious Education in particular. The five year research project 1979-1984 was primarily aimed at communicating their concept of events, and their aspirations, to those who, having had their attention drawn to the actions of the dissenting parents, wondered what sort of thinking inspired those actions. For those inclined to regard the parents as on the Christian fringe, evidence is presented to show that on the contrary they were mainly the orthodox, and in line with mainstream Christianity, as delineated by the historic creeds. The argument of this thesis is that the parents were a grass-roots reaction to a creeping revisionism that affected Christian thinking on education in the Protestant sector, but did not similarly affect the Roman Catholic sector
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No full textTHE r>A!LY FA1 <■ At.TO TIMES
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS.
S. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
A ttorneytust-Ls w,
Slmklns Building. Pslo Alto. Cal.
Phona Mala It.
DENTISTS.
GEO. BLAKESLEY LITTLE
E. F. BURKHART.
Eleotrtc wiring, suppllaa snd fix
ture*. Phoa* Main IS. SSS
son street
Dsntlai.
Offlcs, Madlsoo-TholU building.
Pslo Alto, Cal.
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A. A. MAC INTY RE,
I». 1*. H.. 1. Ii. n
Oradusts Dental Department, Ual
versity of Pennsylvania, Phllsdet
phis. Post Qrsduste, Softool at
Prosthetic Dentistry. Atlanta 0=
Haskell Post Graduat*. Cbiosgs
School ot Orthodontia, etc. Charge*
reasonable. Offlce, Ledysrd bi...*_lng
Palo Alto. Hours, 9:30 a. im. lo * *■*
p. m.
MEDICAL.
DR. A. J. VILLAIN*
iniyslcUn and Sargeoa.
Lata of Ssn Franclaco; hours. 1
to 4 and " to I p. a. Offlcs and
residence. Hamilton avenue snd Ramona street, Palo Alto. Cal. Telephone Main 147.
DR. R. M. OLSSON-SEFFER
Veteri n-u-y Sorgeoa.
Offlc* and residence US Cirri*.
Phoa* llf.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
. I-1L 11. I . 1-HEI.Ps.
Graduate American School of Os
teopathy. Klrkrllle. Mo. lit Vol
reralty arenas. Crandall building
Hours, 9 a tn. lo < p. m. Phon*
Mala Til. Examinations free Treat
ments given patients at home If de
aired Laidy attendant at ihe offlc
at all hours.
At the \*lcu»r Theater.
' "Tbe Ellefords are coming," ts
alway* Joyful news to Ssn Jose
: theatergoer*. Probably no other
1 repertoire company on the coast en-
Joys the success snd popularity of
| this aggregation of players, and
j well they ahould, tor Mr. Elleford
has spared neither pains nor ex-
| penae In bringing hla company np to
' (ts present standard of perfection,
and deserves the prstse of itudl-
| ence* that like clean comedy, lively
farce and Interesting melodrama.
The Ellefords will be In San Jose
again next Sunday, August 4th,
opening with a matinee at tbe Victory theater. "Keeping the Hsr-
vest" will be the bill for the Sun-
dsy matinee and Sunday and Monday nights. Written by Tom Fitch.
an American author, aod about true
opposite depot. I American people, tbe plot centers
| around the character of two young
mrn. each reaping as he sow*. Love
aad hate and revenge all work together to a happy ending. Animated
Mrs. B. H. Jackson, principal, conversation, clever situations, aad
beautiful settings make this piece
' one of the beat of the excellent pro-
dnctlone. Quite the moat attractive special feature will be Richard
J. Jose* singing between sets. He
la America's celebrated contra-
tenor, and to hear him will be one
of the treats of the aeason. The
111 Offer
aome new songs snd dances, and the
price* will remsln the same.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
If ao as* th*
j Jf. T. DPXN WVKSTMKlfT CO..
Mt ■wurans 94.
They hare an sbundsnee snd will
loan you any amount at market rataa,
either flat or investment loan.
MRS. CRAB. I:. PBSOU
Teach** of Mandolin
Two-story houa*
Menlo Park.
KINDERGARTEN
Class reopens September
For terms, call or address
ant street. Palo Alto.
MAS8A0B.
10. HOT.
1044 Bry-
Mr. Varlan's system of massage Is
curstlv* la nervous dtaaaaee. ladl- ******* Osborne children
gestion, kidney troubles, etc. Offlc*
hours, room IS Madlsoa-Tholts, 11
to 12. 1:10 to *:I0. PaUaata can OPtNoSITlON TO SMELTER
be treated at his home offlc* or at IH GROWING STRONGER
their residence* If pr*f*rr*d.
Resident:* telephone Red IM: of*
See telephone Blsck 10S.
DR. C. S. MeCOWKN,
DE!iTIST.
Ite~*t-o~cd to First Nations) Rank
building. •*
Honrs, 0 to -
The San Francisco real estate
hoard hsa Joined the opposition to
the erection of s Ouggenbelm ore
~ : smelter st Baden, saya the Oakland
HOMERIAN HALL Tribune. At a recent meeting the
HOITT SCHOOL FOR BOYS ***** *Ao**** * ********** «rongly
condemning the proposed plant, on
Thirty-third semester opens Au- the ground that if Its operation la
gait IS. 1107 la our new *chool tolerated lu noxious fume* will
home la Evergr*en Park, adjoining men**-* vegetable and animal life In
the SUnford Unlrerslty grounds. San Franclaco. The realty board
Address Principal W. J. Meredith, I has, moreover, appealed to tbe au-
Mento Park. Cal. per-rlaot* aod the park ronimlsslon-
Pslo Alto, Csl.. after Augnst 1,'ers to join tbe movement wblch wss
started some time ago hy the San
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER
3. H. MscMeekln. with Benjamin
Curtas * Son. Is permanently located
st S« Hawthorne avenue, Palo Alto,
and Is prepared to give perfect satisfaction tn all piano work.
Jamas 4*7.
•'la no polish for sal*.
I-eandro board of town trustees for
the suppression of the work. Tbe
San I-roandro board recognlxed early
the danger wblcb threatened tha
rich aad extensive fruit belt on tb*
{western aid* of tbls counts If a
araelter- were operated on the opposite shore of the hay snd lu deadly
} fumes wafted hltberwsrd by the prs-
, vailing winds. Tbe latter will surely follow the operation of the works
nnd It will produce the aame scene .
of desolation within a rsdlns of
twenty-flve mil** of Its site thst has
been produced ln Shasta county
through tbe operation'of the copper
smelter* there. In that county _.
vegetable lifo ha* been destroyed fair* J
the arsenical and sulphurous fumes
emitted from the stacks of tba
smelters for a much greater distance thsn the Alameda fruit belt
is located from tbe Baden smelter.
The projector* of the proposed
smelter object to any opposition to
their enterprise being considered until the establishment la In operation. It will be time enough, they
aver, to protest when it csn be
proved by actual experience that the
smelter fumes asa damaging property
Prerentlon la Infinitely better
than cure. It It much more difficult to abate s nuisance after It bss
beea tolerated for s time thsn It li
to prevent lt at the, start. If the .
Baden smelter is permitted to be $
operated, opposition to lu continu* C
anre will then be too late, for tbe *.
damage will have been done by thst *\
time beyond remedy. The fruit-, '£
growers of Alameda county have _
millions of dollars of property *\
which are threstoned by tbe smet- *
tar. They cannot afford to put It In J
Jeopardy by exposing It to the pot- **
sot-nut, fumes In order lo determine _,
experimentally tholr effect. There ~*
sre Illustrations Innumerable to be
had elsewhere of the destructive *
Influences of smelter fume* on plant .
and animal life. -
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO 1
'^Authorised rspiul • 1 OO.OOO
I'sJd np capital 40,000
Surplt-s and undivided
proau 40,000
OEO R. PARKINSON. President < 8. DOV*. NINO
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON, Vle*-Pr,* H F COVODON, Aast
It Is s strong, careful, ssfe.
successful institution.
liberal, prompt, acenrata and
W* bars a savings department In
compound semiannually.
wb<clt your Utsrast will
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in & Fire and Burglar
Proof Vault.
»■ *S*^
Gone Camping. £
Yesterday a well-equipped csmp- £
log wsgon left Pslo Alto, contain- j >
Ing four jolly young people—Bert If
Carter and wife snd Winn Barn- j*
blsel and wife. They Intend drlv- I
Ing to Peecadero aod will then pro* f
reed leisurely along the coast, atop- j *
ping wherever their fancy suits, un* I
til the Big Baaln la reached. Ther*
they eipect to make their longest
etay la that 't-eautlfut resort and
hope to hsvo nitmerouB hslrbrcdthe
escapes and adventures. They will
be absent about a month.
Plneules sre for tbe kidneys sod
bladder. They bring quick relief to
backache, rheumatism, lumbago,
tired worn-out feeling. Tbey product- natural action of tbe kldoeya.
Thirty dsys treatment 11.00. Money
refunded If PJneu.ee are not satisfactory. Sold by Welngsrtner A Co.
ELECTRICITY
For Light and
Power Purposes
Apply To
United Gas & Electric Co. I
Palo Alto and Redwood City
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Bargains
In
Bargains
HOES
Stock Reduction Sale. Nothing Reserved
Sale Begins Saturday, August 3rd, and Continues One Month
Owing to the slow delivery of my Spring Goods I find an enormous supply of Summer
Shoes on hand at the present time. Sooner than carry them over during the winter I
place them at your disposal at prices that will compel them to move. Remember this
is a bona fide Bargain Sale, as the following prices will indicate.
Ladies' "to 50 un or gray
Suede Oxford 5.50 Un Oxford . -Is" 65
Ladies'
Ladies' 3.00 Paten or Kid
Oxford, *J.»5
Ladies' 3 •» Shoes 2.50 Shoe, fi.95
Boys' 2.50 Shoes |a.oo
Youths' 1.75 Shoes .. 5 00 Patent Leather
Shoes 4.00 Patent Leather
Shoes %sm
Men's 1.75
Men's 2.75
Men's 2.75
Misses' .85
Child's 90c Canvas Oxfords 1.00 Canvas Oxfords | .75
y
I
Strictly a cash sale. No
goods exchanged after
Sale is over.
Everything Else at Like Reductions
FARRELL'S
SHOE STORE
169 University Avenue,
Palo Alto, one door
from postoffice
0000
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gu hV-usclr-co, Sept. IP,
y^ Palo Alto:
thuwm tonight or Tue*d*y.
bly I
Batitt fato Ata Stints
Pr-_r*ssire la Butlarss ;
•ad Progrrsiiv.
Ia Politic.
VOLUME 3$.
' EIGHT FAGI*.
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 191a
' II
Eiaiir i'_a__
NO- us
.j.inm 11'rrrrrrrrr iwm.im *
The Hunting Season
opesss on October 1st aad th* hunting will be Ju.t floe. There
an- plcaty of quail In the mon nt«ln. and duck* on the marsh. We
lu.vr Cl'Ns and AMMUNITION galore aad our price* are the eery
I...*.--"—at tb*
v
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For liBfflit 1 «l ^ Sale
On Easy Terms
Houses and Lots in Palo Alto
and Mayfleld
WE HAVE A HALF DOZEN HOU8__9—SOME SMALL, SOME
LARGE. IT WILL PAT YOC TO SEE CS; THE PRICE IS
TEMPTING.
Ask Us
About It
The "Priestly"
CRAVENETTE
4-Coats In On*
Or Ask your
Dressy Neighbor where
he buys
REPUBLICANS PLAN VETERAN HEARS
ACTIVEJAMPAIfiN! FINAL ROLL CALL
CXH'NTY CENTRAL (XIMMITTEE ALEXANDER PE1U.I snV DIES AT
MKfr-TU AND ORG Wl/I * f*OR , I'KMNSt'LA Hiisl'll tl, AFTKH
THE WORK. HRIEF ll.I.Mlis.
Will Be IWamt l» Pof-tnet-
First Rally Will lie RH.l October: R-snalni
•d at Town lo Ue Non-ted *
Later.
The Ropubttcao county central Alexander tParguson died at l
commfttoe-net lo San Jose Saturday o'clock Saturslaj afternoon at the
afternoon to arrange for the cam-Peninsula hospital, after a brief Iff-
palgn. There waa a full attendance »**•• Mr. Pergu.un bad been In
Dudfield Lumber Co.
PALO ALTO
There Is Something Stirring
Smart
Styles
New.fashionable,
graceful Fall styles.
The sew leathers
and tbe new lasts.
We 0t your fopf
so well that tbe
shoe requires no
breaking in"-you
have a shoe that re
tains its shape to
the end and lasts
longest.
Footwear for all
Occasions.
We
Welcome
Small Deposits
A CHECKINfi Atxy-iUITT In
*ome good reliable bask haa
become * n*c*wlty. It Is'*
money saver. It U convenient, it t-'ve. ssenrity. It
gives prestige.
A SAvr-ros ACXWUNT Is th*
only sure means of saving
money, and at the same tlm*
earning money wbll* you
sleep.
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Is th*
proper placo for yonr valuahl*
paper*,
cue 11. *, chance to help you.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OOMM13RC1AL OR SAVINGS
of members of the committee tad
Republican candidates, dad
wer* eathasiastlc over tbe outlook
for the saceess of the state and
county ticket.
Charles R. Detrick resigned a* *
member of the rnmrnlltoe. and on
falling health for a year, add recently want lo Paao Robles _ Bot
Bpriags Ib the hop* of Cofffh* relief. He returned throe weeks ago
arc! was confined to his room at 5t~
lUmona atreet, wher* he bsd mad*
bla home for th* past M^yatn^JX
motion of Profs*sor R. ".. Oreenjnoek ago he wss taken to the ■*•-
11. W. SimklBB, the aansor editor of l"'sl, and steadily fAlM until tiff*"
Tbe Time*, was elected to tb* -a- «d. H* wg* a su_"*r*r from
e*ncy aad wa* also made a member mails-n, but the Immi
of the i-amatAlr-n oommltl**. death was heart dlaess*.
Tbe coma-lttee orgaolsed by the
•'iBeUon of C. D. Illane* a*
BSSrt chairman of tbe commltt**,
ansl (senator George H Walker at
asctstary. Former Mayor George D.
Worswick wa* electad vke-chalr-
aa*n. and Charle* F. Crothcrs treasurer.
The member*!. 1 [i of the eommlrU*
Is •• follows: G .11. lilaney. R.
KnatlBg*. H. W. SltuklOB, C. W. Hainan, F. H. Brown, J. 8. Hensll, H.
Tml*on. R. B. Cberiington, S. E.
Smith. G. S Walker, W. P. Lyon.
W. A. Be*-*"*;. R. It Bell. J. R.
Doyle. N. I?? Weaver. B. B Crittenden, R. L. Ore-en. Dr. C. N. Cooper.
Dr. J. T. Htgglns. Trscy Loon*i-d.
A. M.* Kelly, George D. Worswick
and J. E. Curtis*.
During tbe meeting brief art-
tln-sse* were made by Senator liar
j shall Black. Judge 3. R. Welch aad
j C-eorgr Bray, csndldkle for counts-
:terk.
Jan i-. Ta _ f.iH.1 Itrf.obMrai*
Ward M. Jarvls, who wa* a can-
dlilale for the Republican nomlna-
'■■ Hon for assemblyman from the fifty-
| .lull district, but had received the
, Democratic nomination, aent In thr1
■ following copy of a communication
! which he bad addressed to the Dem-
'jocrstlc county committee: .
I "Seemingly. I have received the
(Continued on ii.iro 3.)
...
A.s_*ud*r Ferguson was the son
of Alexander and Jane Ferguson,
nnd was born lo Olssgow, Scotjan".
January 14, 1847. A year and a
later hi* pat-eats moved
Aaserlca and later -settled la Illlnol*.
where Mr. Ferguson spent hi* youth
At tha betlnclng of tbe Civil'war he
nllsted In Company A. lllth
nol* Infantry, and served throngh
the wsr. He returned to Illinois
snd engaged Jn the building bail
ness, which he followed throughout
the remainder or hi* life. He enme
to Palo Atto six or eight yeara ago.
-a* a quiet, uaassumtas man,
T-oasessed of high and strict Ideate of
life, snd waa much esteemed,
had no r.-latlves on the coast,
father died only six year* ago, and
hla three brother* had passed away
la the past few years.
At the request of Mr. Fergnsoa
his tr-edy will be shipped to Mlnoea.
Ill,, for burial. He waa not a member of the Grand Army nf the lie-
DR.J.E. HIATZKE ,
DIESJN MEXICO
nUCKE-t WHII-E IIU-iii -.i:\t-
INO I M\'Li-MTV AT f"El-Ell It AT-OV IX THAT -"TIT.
PAIX)
Ai/ro.
If you want lo make money In Palo
Alto property—w* have several specially good buys—fS,BOO will buy *
modern T-room nous*; the lot ts
'0x160. all Improvement* In; two
Isrge oaks. Let us show this bargain—payments ]n*t Ilk* paying
rent—pay th* rent to yourself.
J. J. MORRIS
ReakEstate Co.
For Sale in Merced Co.
I have bcett'instructed by owner
to offer for tbe next 10 days 160-
acrc tract at 13,400—11.800 cash.
balance first mortgage at 6 per
cent, or approved security. This Ib
b genuine inty: better look It up.
No slkall nor bardpsn.
640 acres on main ditch 6 mile*
from Dos Palos, In 20*ncrc lata, at
f65 per acre! Joining Clarke' Hlck-
maa tract of 5.000 acres; water
furnished.
Palo Atto,
91,-fi0—4 room*, outbuilding:
lot '0x248, alt fenced; fruit tr**s.
berries, vines: JuBt outside city
limit*. County taxes. Thl* Is •
bargain. Term*.
Cfotlrge Ten-*ce.
|S,800—« rooms! all pl**t*r*d. :
porch**, trays; dining room pan-
vied 100 o. p. In «. r. parlor; olm-
trtc lights throughout: woodshs*.
all rusiicked; sis* 11x14; lot B0x
116. This la a bargain.
a. j. ■n-u
Ustr.v.nliiiarj Vaudeville
Fewtore Toalght.
LA.POUPEE
Merlianjr*! Doll. HI reel Iniio
Aninrir-ui Theater, Son Fran.
-1 Reel* X-aUat and neat
Motion Pictnre* 1.
Two
Entire change of 1*1 r tare*
Every Night. ,
I rt salsalat* IS o**u.
—*r 10 yrwx* Me.
Wed. Night, Sept. Blat,
H>ll>-STEI_S, I IF AMERICA
BENEFIT
Itrlghte-vl and II—t Shear for
the Money.
Tho cost you w»nL to ,11*0 THIS
fsll mi! wlntet. I* "b* fuel thst will
gtvw the most hsni— Ihnt wilt last
tb* loBgest—Os*t Will «*8K
mlBlmum trouble. (
You can obtain Jus! that Quality
r-oat If you are'augolled by u*—ALL
our c6*ls ■•■-, cldthVWlfht *hS it*
tbe kind thit DO produce th* mosT.
heat.
Take advantage. NOW of the-Bttly
fait prices.
W. O. FIOEA niN,
P1**we 4-SX. "ST HAjh Mtreet.
LEVY'S
Palo Alto Grocery
GUARANTEES
Good Goods
Honest Weight
Agate
Wood and
Winn w Ware
PULL LINE OF ,
TOTB
Fi-atts and Vsg-e-
tablc*
Fancy Qroeeris-o
C"h_a A Cs-ockery
Kftch—wai-e
Prompt Delivery
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278-280 University Avenue
Phoae P. A. Si
■ ■inn **»*.
Dr. John C. Branner, acting pr**t-
dent of Stanford University, re-
c«tv*d ■ tele.ram thla for*noon *__.
nouarim the death of Dr. John.
Emat Matxk*. profeooor of Bomanlc
Unanagao), at Staaford. which ao-
rurred tfcu morning la th* City Mt
Mexico- _poctor Branner received * .
telegram yesterday slating tbat Doe-
tor Mat-ltr bad been stricken wltb
' eers-bral hemorrhage.
^ Doctor Malike left _!* boms In-
Pal* Alto oa S*s*i«_tar i"tk a* a-
rr;.re***,I**lTr of SUafoTd t'alvar-
slty at tht centennial c*l*b-ntlon at
the Jj-d**ipen4*ace or Mexico dnrin*;
the'comlng w*ek. H* w-s* atep to
b* a rep-eaentatlve of the university
st the founding of (he National TJal-
verslty of Mexico at Ita op*nlng ot»
September Jld. At the time be Iflft
Doctor Matxke was in perf*et hstnh-k
and hla death comes as a anrprio.-
BAd a sl.ock to sll.
John' Ernst Matxke wss born la
Br*a1*u, Germany, on October _0,
1"«: HI* earlier studies worn at
th* Oorrlts Oymn-jriiim. bot be earn*
to America as a youth, and grsd*-
ated from Hope College (Mich.) Ib
lilt.' He entered John. Hopkla*
L'Blverstty as a stadent in Romanic
tangaages sad lltetnAsire In 1814
and received the degree of doctor of
philosophy In 1888. He wss pro-'
fessor of French at liowdoln College In l""9-»". . profeesor of Romanic laaguages la Indiana Unlvwr*-
r-.ity In 18'0-'l and a**oclate proof Romanic langnages !n-
.1**1,ns Hopkins In l""1-»". H*>
local post on public occasion*. It Is
jirohabje that * service will be held
by McKlaley Post before tbe body
is shipped away, announcement of
which will be made later.
Mountain View Man
Dies in Mayfiefd
public, but took-at. hrllw'-lator-aV ,_ stJl_f()I_ in ,„, ,_„ __,,
'■•I■lac* treen her*:' \ - -
Dr. Mstxke wa* advisory editor
of Hodern Philology, member of the
Modern Inngraage Association aad
of Ihe American Philological "__•>
elation. He was the author of vari-
oub textbooks In Frenrh and Span-
lab and contributed liberally to.
Iihllologlcst . and literary publics-
Ob Jun- 26. 1R9.".. Doctor Matxke
p-__S__S!n*"rr*"d »H« Edith VlrglBU Hcdgoo.
AWAY AT THE AGK OF h ""■•■"""-, of,Rev. Mr. Hedges who-
"•IOHT." VKAIW.
Patrick Gerrity. of Mountain
View, died Inst night nt the home of
hla nephew. Thomas Gerrity.
Mayfleld, from the (nflrmltle* incident to old age. Mr. Gerrity was a
bbiIv« of Ireland aad was 80 year*
of age. He came to California ln
lfi'I and engaged In mining for a
time. Later he turned to farming.
i*i which he continued until th* last.
He bad lived In Mountain View for
f.-urtr*-r. year*. Ht* final Illness
was of only * month's duration.
. Tbe funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o'rIc-r_ from St. Alorslul
C-aj-ch ln MayllelI _s-i' thenle It
iloly Cross cemetsry, Menlo Park.
•* lii-re the.Interment will take place.
\ was a Methodist minister here 1c
j the early day* of the town. - Mrs..
Matike la a physician by prof**iorfa-*.
and waa for a time a membor of th*
Stanford faculty. There ar* two
•son*. David and Robert Malik*.
Doctor Matike was on* of th*
popular members of the nalve-rtf—
circle and was sn educator of great
nl.lllly He was quiet snd stadlon*
snd wal |M*Uy Ifkbd and yssr>sc_e*t
by all.
It Is uad^iatoca- fhas-tb*. Uw* of
Mexico pi-o_ht.it ti*'raniiv*J of *£ " .)
Nvdy. and although no plan* bar* **--
yet bean .-ande It- La* probable thai;
thl** tiiTumhlMa wl*/ *& i*mtiT
R>rc«d under the elrcumstsnces of
Doctor MatsknS vjijt.
" ' " *--■- -
i Altos Acres
OveLli_f *** s-ar* amar dspot and
f-ectric tare, WOO; fi-olt, view, location.
University Realty Co
WILLIAM OL4N-TTON. Prro.
IS* tnlr-Tvity Ave. PI-SB'S MT.
The Sterling
SWEATER COATS, ruil.HREN*s
SWEATERS
Now fas tb* time to boy.
OotTt-ct -Kyle*.' tught Iticr**.
KISS a BURNS, S17 t'ralrt-fldty. Alto, Cal.
IMPORTANT
To Property Owners
and Homeseekers
you want to buy. soil or exchange land or house*. c*)1 at tb*
LAND OFFICE OF W*HITMER A
th* land dealers. Baa Joaquin,
Sacramento and Santa Clara vail—
lands a specialty. List your property 1
Good Lumber and Material
at Bottom Prices
SANTA FE LUMBER CO.
Phone 268 Mayflel
0002
No full textrgg DAILY PALO AVUO TIMES'
P ROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS.
3. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
A t*orneys_at-L»w,
ISO University avenue, Palo All
Phone Main 262.
DENTISTS.
OEO. BLAKRSLEY LITTI-K
Dentist.
Office, Madison-Tho its butldtn*
Palo Alto, Cal.
A A. MAC INTY RE,
i). l). a. L. D. a.
Graduate Dental Department, Ual
versity of Pennsylvania, Phlladet
phla. Poet Graduate, School ot
Prosthetic Dentistry, Atlanta Oa
Haakell Poet Graduate, Cblcagt
School ot Orthodontia, etc. Charge*
reasonable. Offlce, Ledyard bulluiag
Palo Alto. Hours. 5:30 a. m. to 4 at
p. ir-
MEDICAL.
DR A. J. VILLAIN,
Physician and 8ni*j--r*-n.
Late of San Francisco: hours, l
to 4 and 7 to g p. m. Office and
residence, Hamilton avenue and Ramona atreet, Palo Alto, Cal. Telephone Main 14 7.
BUSY DAYS AT
MOUNT HERMON
Krrptr>s m.wo th. Own*.
Owing to tbv Increase of motor re-
btrles many of our reads are now saV
AI-POIXTMKNTrl MADE.
TO MIMMIIi PACl-LTV,
sisrt,***'
M*MtiynwittKmPrm.i%.KII.»l *>*,**»>,,, «»,,«,*. ■)*asV*,S>*atl»AS'i...
j
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO!
HVMlREDS s-iTTEXD LECTVltKS
AMi SERMOXB AT 1*1 Al III i ]
RESORT.
Mrs. G. R. \l.l. ... of Palo Alto,
Take* a Prominent Part In the
Pi-ocrt-dlngs.
Authc.rl.w-d csplUl •100,000
Paid up caiiltal 40,000
Surplus sad nndlrided
proflta 40,000
DR. R. M. OLSSON-SEFFER.
Veterinary Horgsoa.
Offlce: 52S Alma street. Pbone
Main 10.
Residence: 112 Circle. Phoas
lit. *
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. II. C. PHELPS,
Graduate American School of Oe
teopsthy. KirkvUle. Mo. 12« Ual
versity avenue, Crandall building
Hours. 9 a. m. to « p. m. Phoa.
Mala 79. Examinations free. Treat
ments given0 patients at borne If d*
alred lad*- attendant at tbe offlc*
at all hours.
Mr. Varian's system of massage Is
curative In nervooa dieaaaea. Indigestion, kidney troubles, etc. Offlce
hour., room "15 Msdleoa-Tholte. 11
to 12. 1:10 to 2:10. Patients can
be treated at hl> home office or at
their residences lf preferred.
Residence telephone Red IBS; office- telephone Black 102.
HOHERIAN HALL
HOITT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Thlrty-tblrd semester opens August 12, 1907 la onr aew school
home In Evergreen Park, adjoining
the Stanford University grounds.
Address Principal w. J. Meredith,
Menlo Psrk, Cal.
Palo Alto, Cal., after August I.
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER
0. H. MacMeekln. with Benjamin
Cartas A Son. la permanently located
at S66 Hawthorne arenue, Palo Alto,
aod I. prepared to give perfect satis-
far i Ion In all piano work. Pbone
James 407.
Piano polish for sale. *
E. F. BURKHART, '
Elect Heal Engineer
Electric wiring, suppllea aad fixtures. Phoas Main IS. Ill
eon street.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?"
If ao aee the
3. t. dcvh mtwmtwmt ax,
Al- srasnisja St.
They have an abundance and will
loan you aay amount at market rata.,
either flat or investment loan.
VOCAL CULTURE.
Miss Leas TaJboyB Is prepared to
take vocal pupils. Ill Middlefleld
.road.
KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. B. H. Jackson, principal.
Claas reopens September 10, 1907.
For tsrma, call or address 1044 Bryant .treet, Palo Alto.
MISS SOPHIE GREUB
DRaBSSMAKER
Outing Suits aad Shirt Waist, a
specialty. iytC Hawthorne aveaae,
Palo Alto. Phone Jamea 407.
Over 500 people are at Mount
Hermon, in the Santa Cruz mountain., and new arrivals comv every
day Ob July 10th Rev. Dr. Hugh
Gilchrist, business manager of Mount
Hermon Aasoclatlon. delivered tbo
annual report from the recent meeting of the board of directors ln San
Joae. He first sketched briefly the
history of Mount Hermon. The association was Inroryoratcd December
2f. 190t>. wltb tbe names of thirty-
one stockholders. This little aasoclatlon possessed practically no
money, no laud, no Influence. In
the subsequent fifteen months
i-ii rt In, ii tike, flre, problems of survey and water rights, trouble. In
the commerctsl world, landslide**
and unprecedented rains combined
to delay the work: so tbat up to
eleven week, ago matter, looked
very discouraging for the season so
near at hand.
Slpce that time over 14,000 ha.
been expended In Improvements and
In paying off running deficiencies.
The Bible .tudlea by Rev. A. B.
Prlcaard have continued through
the week wtth unabated Interest,
Rev. W. C. Sherman. D. l>. of Sacramento, haa delivered a fine course
of lectures on "The Arts of the
Apostles."'
Mrs. G. R. Alden ha. opened each
morning with an Inspiring study of
"The Gem. of Revelation." a. found
In the Epistle of Jaafe*. Mission
.tudlea occupying two hours of
every day have been conducted by
Mr*. E. It Wagner aod Miss Beatrice French, both of San Jose, aad
these meetings have been well attended.
On Thursday evening a large audience listened to an intensely Interesting address by flev. George
Smythe. of Ssn Francisco, who has
just returned from the great centennial conference of missions in
Shanghai. China.
On Friday evening a large audience greeted Rev. Joatas W. Lundy.
of Stockton, who gave hla most interesting lecturf on Ireland. Thl.
lecture wa. Illustrated by a number
of beautiful view, of Irish scenery
and glimpses of Irish humor.
On Wednesdsy afternoon a reception was tendered to Mrs. G. R.
Alden ("Pansy") by the Highland
laasalea. who serve as waitresses at
Mount Hermon hotel, and the young
ladles from "Squaws' Retreat" at
Zerante Ina. These young ladles
are all college girl.. Mra. Alden
entertained them with one of ber
charming talk..
Jet-ted to a wear for which they are Graduate* Sernrr I-larv* In Filing j
uusulted. Owing to tbe dirt raising of Vacancies for Tear.
power of the automobile tbe dust prob- j Appointments to the Stanford i
lem ba..reached an acute stage In] faculty for next year have been an-
many places. Tbe matter bss resolved i aounced aa follows;
Itself Into s locsl .tody, ainee It baa' J. D. Soler, Ph. D.. of Wisconsin,
been closely demonstrated that pre- j will be Instructor tn npptled matbe-
ventlves which work on oue soil are j malic*.'to tak. tbe place of Profee-
elther useless or harmful*on another.: sor H. C. Moreno, who I. now
Thl. phase of tbe problem wni recently] Europe on leave,
dlscossed by a road expert. Mr. J. W.| pr«i h. Fowler. '08. haa been
Howard, before tbe American Road j made instructor ln civil eugloeer-
Mskerfl- aasoclatlon. Said this author- j \Bg, Fowler Alia the place left va-
ltJ: " jcaat by H H Hall, wbo has gone to
Bach IcoaJlty Is a separate problem aa j Alaska to engage In engineering
to what available mat-trials to use for 1 ___•,
eon strut- tins roads and wnat methods to J r**'
adopt for roduclng dust My -.spcrUnf* { John H. Foes. '02, who has been
teeun-r pavement aad road materials In i j_,__ ---i--..^-- -■ - *■■ i_ ,v. m-»
mr laboratory and wnsiructirx pav*»-1 doln« «-n«lneerlng work ln the Ha-
ments and road surfacs* for many years' watlan Islands, has been appointed
in many places, con-rloce* m* tbat not' ■M-rt.ct0r in civil enaineorln*
oh«*p Brat cost, but aconnmle malnte- i ■Q-"-rH"or 'a «-r» .engineering,
nanos. la u-ua •cm-nny. This applies also: take the place of Professor H. C. I..
to sup**sr«aBlns dust- Water alone, or * pith
mixed with salts or with aJash and oil.! .,,_»., . _ ., ... ^
fas. s very limited application. Certain ■ "1** Katherlne L. Fields, 95, ba.
adheaive asphnitlo oils tor soft road ma- been appointed an Instructor In the
tei-lai* s-vd er>eclall-r prepared coal tsr;_..,. ...
producu for hard macadatn and strallas, Eoglian department
i-oads *MM>tn to be the prrsent solutions ot. ■■♦, ..,-
SMJSRMSSSS (or Ihou^o. of mil., ot „.,,, At(MU, ^^ p,,,,,,,
Th. coodHloa of Tatar ot th. mala I J*' «»0*1 roav.ailoo of thai*
road, m ti.. country ariw a t«w da), i Cnrtstiaa chorcha. of California i J Safe Deposit Boxes for rent In a Fire and Burlier
July 23d. * ■
tbal
OEO. R PARKINSON. Praald*at
JOSEPH HlTTf-HINBON. VlM-Pm.
C. 8. DOWNING, Caaalar
H r. CO.'.ODON. Asm Caaalar
It I, a strong-, rarafal, snip, liberal, prompt,
aureaasful Institution.
accurate aod
Christian Churches of
o7an."wcath.^l."'sl^""aa"to'j»t7fyib,!-1"J, on "■«< Tv-au.
almost every eipreaajon that may be;*' OarBala Park. Santa Cms.
uae.1 to .leslKnate IL The surface cou•l'"",u*, mwllBf Place of thl, denom-
alsta either of a thick layer of dust or laalloa. The aaaaloaa win last un-
of a rarlable mUTture of sand snd loose, '" Satnrday erenliuj. Autust «lh.
shani ,tonas, areordlnit to the locality. Amoaa; tboee from the Palo Alto I
Erary fast reticle that passes, and chnreh «ho will attead are Rer. C.
stbaa merely a puff of wind, raise, the '- Baal. Mrs. SI. E. Ileal. Mra. A. N.j
dust tn etouos. blludlnf.and cooking- Mills and family. Mrs. Elda Cutler.'
th. user, of the road, pruetratnut way Mia, Oeorala Cutler. L. W. Cutler,
side bouses and rbnstellln, the p«>|>le Mr.. Krank Spuraeon, Kev. and Mrs/
like one of tbe plague, of E«ypt. Tbe D. A. Iluuell. Mr. and sfra. Joseph |
more frequenteil highway, are often Ooaaett. Misses Evangeline andj
nhroudnl throughout tbe day In a dens. W'da Ooasott, Orland Ooaaett aod'
white pall of dust' sum-! up by tb* A. W. Mills,
wind snd tbe traffic and never having «
time to settle. It Is not surprising thst Orasa on Football Field,
tbe public (ramble, aad demands re- Oardner M. H. Dllle aad hla men
lief In on, direction or another. «**» practically completed tho big
The F.ngllsb public is confronted wltb laak ot grading and planting the'
tbe aame problem, and there the qoea- Stanford football arena. Polly half
tlon of the hour Is the choice of meth- the surface Is already covered with
oda In tbe use of tar. Ao article In tho a vigorous growth or grass and tbe:
London Engineering nun that tar or rest will be up before tba university -
some tar compound Is the moat satis opeas. It Is planned, however, to
factor)' and adds: . give the grass a chance to get well
Tetvtas has ka 4.f«na sod lu llmlta- matted before tbe player, are turned
Hon.. but an th. whoi* It epiwar. ai pres- loose on It, and the first month's
ant tt. most promising solution. How tt ■ .. _.., . .... „.. ... „..j
can w w.t sneii-i l. ib. n..t oonsW.rs- Prsctlce will be held on the old
rjea. It smu obvious that in. proper grounds near tbe Enrlna gymnasium.
sa vrx'^r-msTri:,"^'!: ■«"••■ -°°--«-»-'«*°-«- "»*
mix-Ki with tar beture being laid, ao tbat wa. 1,000. The Stanford field baa
•very incUrtdiial siooe la -"fY*"-****" •*• been widened from 80 to 120 yard..
ternatlve method advi-cated by some Is to ™ ,„!...!
•oat tb* road thorouahlr batoro tha sur- The total area Is now 120x130
race material u laid snd then roll the yards.. Dr. .Prank Angell, of tbo
latter until th* tsr ts forced up Into tba _ ,. ... ., .
intersticea lf it he true th« tar always faculty athletic committee, ha.
finds Its wsy upward to the top of the' been superintending the work,
road, there, ta aometbing ta be said for | .
this mclhoil of ueln* tt. fpuelly. howev- »" j . • ..
er. tsr haa to be applied to an e-tlsHn. Bee A. A. H.pgooa, ag.nt South-
surfao*. and then ths treatmeni Is nsees* ern Pacific Company, at Palo A Me
aartly leas thoro*-a*h. The ortUnsry proee-
dure 1* t« iwiep tha road clear of dun
and then to apply ths *
Wa have a savings department In which your Interest will
compound semiannually.
Proof Vsslt.
| -
i
Phone Main 37
FOR VOIR GROCERIES t
AND FRESH l-'ltl'l IS—
REST IX MARKET.
MASON AND BVERiaSTINO
JARS AHK THE BEST.
WE HAVE A PUBL STOCK.
1111 OUR BEST CIDER,
WHITE WINE AND
MALT VINEGARS.
WK SKI,!, JKI.I.Y GLASSES,
I'AltAFFINE. WAX STIUNOS.
FRUIT CANS AXD SKAUNG WAX.
THANKING vol' IN ADVANCE
FOR Mill; ORDERS,
WE REMAIN YOl Its TRI'I.V,
Earle& Company
SO University Ave.
latter into the li-'eratleea br hand tabor.
Sand ta then laid to pre-ri-nt tba tar betnff
pecked up I.. tba wheels of vehicles *A
second coailna Is gtven after six wseka.
but a striate dressing only Is reiulred Id
avbaequeat years.
Tbe tarred surfaee eliminate, tbe expense of tbe water cart and adds to the
life of tbe road. By tb* Use of a Ur-
rlng rnadilne the annual coat of main-
depot, about your trip east. Aay
fan-shin, the and all routes. No trouble to fur
nish Information
Phoas Itlue 601.
UNIVERSITY FRENCH LAUNDRY
Hme. laurecoa.
We have takes-
■R. especially
for cook atoves
aad furnaces.
oar offices and
ta oj-ersUosu
tba sgency for the aew mOHAROSON OIL BtTRN-
adspta-J
■« G. H. Allen Oa Co.
"* "*" >10 Hlffc Street Pswaa Mala 17
IaSjC« curtain a e|*»-rlalty. t'are-fnl
attention ulvni to mens Dae Mnea.
talnlng the tarred surface after It bas at* Itauum i street. Palo Alto,
been laid Is eat In two. ■ ■
NIPRRVIHORH WILL MbbssX
« TO EQUALIZE TAXEH
Cnwnty Aea-esaor Makes Rr>p<*rt of
Property Values sa Basts for
i. A. Spltser, coanty
yesterday delivered to the county
.upervlsors tbe assessment roll of]
the eounty for the coming year. The'
supervisors will meet as a board of
equalisation from Wednesday until;
Saturday and all property owner. ■
who are dissatisfied with tbe
assessment ss It now stands are at
liberty to go before tbe board and
argue for a change In tbe'flguree.
The board bas adopted tbe following roles for its government, towlt: >
The board will, after giving three:
day.' nolle,* by depositing a letter'
la the Untied Slates poatofflce in ■
tbe city of Ssn Jose, stale of California, with postage thereon prepaid.;
and addresaed to tbe petty or par-;
ties Interested, or after one day'j |
notice by personal service on tbe:
party or parties interested, by sn
officer autborlied by this board to
aerve tbe aame. Increase or lower',
tbe entire asaa-ssment roll, or nny as-
rw-ssment contained therein, so as to
equalize the asaeeement of property
contained In aald roll, and make the
assessment conform to the true
value of such property In moaey.^,
Celebrating tbe Hudson River.
Tin* plans tor tbe ao called Hudson-
Fulton oci-tbration two years hence
have been submitted, and It is evident
that ibe Hudson river, not Its dlseovsr>
m nor the drat exploiter of steamships.
Is to be the center of tbe celebration.
Festivities which are Imposing and ad-
ec-nate for tbe purpose are to extend
over etgbt days, from Sept 18 to Bept
20. llKA. Tbls period Includes the date
of Hudson's halt ou fhe up trip aod bis
retora downstream. Sept. 19 and 23
i*t-»ii»i*ctlvely.
Pultou'* celebrated trip up ths Hod-
eon In tbe pioneer steamboat Clermont took place Aug. 11. 180T, aud this
event is brought into tbe celebratioa
of i'"*** for nmrenlence. In the great
water parade, wblcb will close the ceremonies, models of Iludsou'a ablp. tbe
Half Moon, and of tbe Clermont will
be escorted up the river. Thus the
names and tbe deeds of torse two, will
be linked wltb tbe liver which tbe destiny of civilization would have made
historic bad neither Hudson nor Fulton
ever sailed upon Its waters. However,
their names are Inseparably associated
with the river, and It I. fitting that
tbey be linked In tbe man-it propoeed
tn tbe progrsmme of the celebration.
SPECIAL ORDERS
Receive Prompt Attention at
THOMPSON'S
OAK BAKERY.
lOO-lb. Hour sacks ripped
and laundered at tbe oer dosen
for one week only.
PHONE RLACK :itiT.
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Bl CSS wi *Ws*S waSi tmrtn sa^ isa-Wi vSYwSl ste*-- 4i ear*. t*tS*) wS**i alr#i t-sVe, 1S*S>4 eesYtBST*Si*sBriB*gtWrOt
ELECTRICITY
For Light and
Power Purposes [
Apply To
United Gas & Electric Co.!
Palo Alto and Redwood City
Many at Bantmer HcbooL
Tbe summer school at the San
Jose State Normal opened yesterday
with 375 students present. Over
forty regi.tered yesterday tbat were
oot on tbe previous list They are
for tbe most part easterners who
have Just beea to the National Educations.) Association convention at
Lo. Angeles. Tbe classes will continue In session for three weeks.
Jast auont thla time, when thousands of his countrymen are sighing to
join him In tbe arctics, Walter Wellmsn
l< probably racking his brain, for another good excuse for turning srouod
and starting for borne.*
There la not much use of i*ub!lsblag
the aunnal admonitions. "Don't rock
the bost" and "Don't swim far beyond
tbe breakers." As a role people who
do that oon of thing dou't read newspapers.
That member of parliament wbo
compares tbe British boose of peer, to
the American senate, somewhat to tbe
advantage of tbe former, has a peerless
imagination, to aay the least.
Of OBcrse Mark Twain won't forget
to mention King Edward's hospitality
ta tbat wooderfnl sutobiogrspbj of his. ,
you never can tall what you're gtrt-
tlng until they're put to tbe eating
teat. Won't take long to tell then!
Why not be sure wben you bay,
even wben you order by servant or
pbone, that you have tbe beat cuts
of beef, lamb, veal, etc., to be bad
anywhere for the money? Why not
patronise oa and bs on the safe .Id.T
CITY MARKET
301 University Ave.
Phone Main 160
PISH EVERY FRIDAY
M. C LAUBIDSEN
Proprietor
... ...S.SS.SSS..SS..SS.SSS
Che senoj.1
All line, of Japanese aad
CMa.ee Alt Goods.
japattm
Art Store
■ee-eeoe*a»eee e-eeseee-seee.ee
Kan Zan Plle^Remedy cornea put
up In a collapsjble tube with a noi-
ile. Easy'to apply right where tbe
soreness and Inflammation exists. It
relieves at once blind bleeding. Itching or protruding piles. Guaranteed.
Sold by Welngartn.r A Co.
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN NICOL, Proprietor
AU kinds of Bakery Goods,
Cakes aod Pastries for enter*
tainmenu, partita and wed-
dings a specialty. Only the
beet materials used.
JI5 Uifrenfty Ave. Mo Alto
The bits, and sung, of
sunburns, cots, burns and braises relieved at once with Ptoeaalve Car-
bolixed. Acta Uke a position. Draw*
oat Inflammation. Try it. Prise tie.
Bold by W.lngartnsr 9 Co
0005
No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES,
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
8. W. CHARLES
FRBDERICK SCHNEIDER
Atloraar^al-Law,
110 Ualvsrsltr ...au«. Palo Alia
Phon. Main S.I
DKNTirrs.
| Be Healthy
p Tbs suraat and aaiaat war *" .
* -.reserve er regain roar hsstlth g
£ n to bs earsful what yoa SSt ?
I
bo rsrsful _,.
fVnen von bar grocorlos bo *,
iurs and gat tbo bs*n quality, r
reasonable prices aod prompt 9
IAN MACLAREN STORIES.
Dr. John Watson* Esper.enoe Wilh ■
Buijr Visitor.
One day a tall. thin, alert roan followed his card Into the late Dr. Jobn
Watson's ilaa Maclarena) st^dy with
aocb rapidity that the fsmona Bcotch
author tiad l-arely time to read It be-
f. rv tbe visitor was In tlie i*ootn, say*
tbo Psople'a Friend. "My namo lo til
Poetry la Oor Tlsoo.
ambassador Bryce of Orsot Britain
and Ambassador Held of America bars
recently spoken on ths subject of poet.
ry Reld told tbo Britishers st borne
thst titer hsd produced no poet since
Tennyson. Mr. Bryce auasrorod tbe -
question pat by an American. Wbo ars J
the coming posts of England! by ask' C
as* fPP mmmm arWtm a\mm*0*SMkp**A ****** *t*A Pita t**m ttnWm »VSi ■* mtmmwm'g
l
ELECTRICITY
rs> J {*h K
ing sti'ilhar.
nut
er-- Moo
Voa arc also busy snd bava no Uioo to
I fool away. Four days la all tbat I
g give to tb* I'niiwd Kingdom, and
h-> mr* renin* Thai Is thi tf* P
ssnc# f
*-©-.
Nothing Is mors taw
it-.*: for • ot. Who ar* vrridag your asr.<# C
•Will J
wUbrtl
sbak* bands with you.
mMtXAJ. *a*\*/SSw.*»SS*wsBl a >*•• •**■ |_ jj, , (jaaaajjaajaj Ul BUSH iWll'l" WlUt J1JU
Dootlst. I „ nu^p it* 4m\g\f*t £ Ooodby; I am off to Drnmtocbty." Ha
OBlce, Madlson-Tbotta b-.ildiog * °
pato Aito. cai. 52l Ramona St.
A A MAC INTY RE.
n. i». a., Ia. v. p.
Oradaata Dontal Deperta.eot, Ual '
Torslty of Pennsylvania, Phlladsl
phla. Post Graduate. Se4vooi of
Prosthetic Dentistry. Atlanta Os
Haskell Post Graduate. Cblcagf
School of Orthodontls. sic. Charges i
reasonable. Ofllce, ledyard building
Palo Alto. Hoars, 9:90 a. ta. to «•- \
p. in
*»exM **m mm *\m wm sua mm PtMrPtPPPW **
MEDICAL.
DR. A. J. VILLAIN,
Physician and Surgeon.
H. W. ORR,
daslar ta
Electric Qxtnros and aup-
pllee, incandescent lamps,
globes, sbadea, etc.
General Repair Work.
All kinds of honse wiring,
98S Ci.Jvere.ty Avenne.
ITtonc Htoe SSS.
Polo Alto, Cal.
* ' ','■•■ I II I
*-out hern racISc Time Table.
Lata of San Francisco; hoars. 1 j To B*n ************
to 4 and T td 8 p. m Offlos and , s'°- **—*'** *■ » <-sl)y.
residence. Hamilton avenue snd Ra- *•*•* *•*— •>••• s. m. dslly.
mona street, Pslo Alto. Cal. Tele- ■ **** *te***4tlm a. ta. dally,
phone Mala 147. [***• **—*-32 *■ **■ ***■•>' aieept
OSlce:
Main 90.
Ilesldence
111.
[No. 37—7.19 :
' \o. 19—1b4
So 41—t H i
j Mo 19—» 21 i
&S& Alma street. Phons!''*'*' -*'— *>■**
| No. 45
DR R. M. OLSSON-SBFFER.
Veta*rtsury ffeir*e«s>.
Ill Circle.
Pbona!No
So,
— |n&
No.
NO.
MASSAOas.
Hr. Varlaa's system ot mssaage la
curative In nervous dlseasea, Indl-
gsstlon, kidney troubles, etc. Office
hours, room 16 »ladlaoo-T.,olta, II
to 11. 1:90 to 1:10. Patlsats can
ba treated at his borne offlos or at
thetr residences If preferred.
Residence telephone Red IBS; office telephone Black 101,
m dally.
m daily,
m dally,
sn. daih.
m dally.
11:91 a. m. dally.
47—1:91 p. m. daily.
It—1:11 p. n. daily.
49—B:0t p. m. dally.
SI—« 14 p. n. dally.
61—7:B0 p. a. Sunday oalj
To San Joe**—
No. 11—7-40 a, ta. dally.
No. 14—1.04 a. m. dally.
No. 31 — 10.16 a. m, dally.
No. |»i—11:45 i. m. dally.
No, it—11.41 p. m. dally.
left tbe room so swiftly tbat Ian Mac
Isreo overtook blm at tbe front door.
When be asked him If be knew where
I>rumtocbty wss. "Guess I do," be
«.ot the mate In my p<jcket.
oortbweet from Perth, N. II."
A fellow student of Ian Maclaren'e
ln the New college. Edinburgh, wrote
as followa: "Not long after we left oil
lege those students of Mr. Wataon's
year wbo liad fouud themselvee kin
formed themselves Into an association
for tho purpose of prolonging the
friendships of college Into subsequent
life, and of this association Mr. Watson waa a foundation member. Wben
the club was young It wss strenuous,
and som* pspers first saw tbs light
there which afterward caused eome
stir, snrh as the preliminary sketch of
I Professor Iirummond's 'Natural Uw
In tbe Spiritual World/ At these gsth
tugs Mr Watson told, with tbe perfect
art of a consummate raconteur, the
storlrs wblcb here been woven Into
the Drumtochty aketcbee. One evening
• In a peper on Scottish country life be
mule us acquainted wltb l»r. Mac-
Lure, whose simple, rugged nobleness*
filled oar hearts with deilcloua tears
- of pain, aa tt does for every one wbo
reads Through tbe Flood' and The
li.H-tors I .est Joiirnrj ' I-ong before
the qoeen's surgeon said It, we bave
. aald: Hiiro na another shake of yoor
; band. MacLurs. I'm proud to have
met yon. Too are an honor to our profession.' Prom tbe printed page one
thing Is of necessity missing- --tlm gleam
; on tbe face, tbe twinkle In the eye, the
, wrinkle of tbe brow, the uplift of the
' ebtiutdrr. tbe fling of the bsnd. which
, ck>sed a story and gave It point and
_' perfection, like that touch of the brueb
: without wblcb no picture la complete
< and which uu one but the true painter
' knows where to place."
and stirring your
heart bett-it etlri-ed
p4>rtaat thaa that
each Unit sSkaH.lt. have ita ewa poets
Each oncoming tide of utm, sect. age. t*-
(julree sad needs men of lefty tivoufl
»-. i shall i*lr«aa. and sing for it wbo
shall gather up lie tondanclee and furmu
st* Its Ideals aad voW Ita eptrtx. pro-
■ . tie ■« Its .. :>• and swskenlng lis *■■■■
ihuslssm. through the high authority ot
the i>-»t snd the art ef his veree.
J Any generaita*. Is Indeed berelt aovona
whntn poetto Inspiration might seem to L«
| .l)iftg "ut. However much sre mr,
For Light and
Power Purposes
Apply To
United Gas & Electric Co.
Palo Atto and Redwood City
rtal tlvrm.s-tut t-Jtanglng acBasle
j altering modes of an.
Ito.h Mr. Bryce and Mr. Held are
j scholarly men. They do not need songs
lo stir tbelr bear.*., but they have tbe
I i»rlde In literary culture which If un-
1 -ntUfliiI leaves a deep void nevertheless, Mr. Ilryce Is not alone tn feeling
this want In tbe day's life. The llfo or
■ the English race Is the poorer tn sll Its
realms and reign for lack of great singers. From tbe day wben Hums first
published, 120 years ago. nntll Lowell
died there was never a five years with- g-j r\\\/ A rj *T\ \\f C{~* IS *e
out some versa which was to last as CUVVAKL' W EWIVJ J .
w~r.,tr.J"rt"'","d",W""U" IEAI ESTATE Hd LOANS 5 JOHN 0 FARRELL
Tbla la OTOT. Wa a r. In a lira nil and COlltT/lCl
lunin. ot gnat rwra.. sacb aa (all bo Fire, Atridtnl. Plate (jlass and . villiiioti
wm *., allwac. of Mlltoii and tbr B . . . ,. J darflPniT
.™. ofBama. E,.n tu. rpa« bad Burgl.ry Insurance written in the | UdiucilCl
Do.i™ .nd l-or* .. .ni .. Collin- best companies and lossts * ** U"'' Sp*"*"'
ixl (Ira)-. II snjoj-nl (loldsmllb. and r / Trfwa, Hhraba and rball
■barwd tb. kmr aoa. of mra Ilk. promptly adjusted and paid in * farwlahrd at surwrj prlre.
!
■so •savw»sav-.*«>*sjs«»ets^
sts* at-Siss pt*nypt*4tmyiSmm\k9llA 9*9* *m*f%
l-riM
nnd Akenalde, Klirnstone and
40—I 13
28—1 59
10—4 49
49—9 29
44—8. OS
49—9 It
HOMERIAN HALL
HOITT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Thirty-third semester opens AuvKo. 49 9
sjaat 13, 1907 In our oew st-hot.t S'o 48 7.07 p.
home In Evergreen Park, adjoining »,*0 50^7 *9 p.
the fitanford Untreralty grounds. \0 Bt—9.20 p
Address Principal W. J. Marsdlth,
Menlo Perk, Cal.
Palo Alio, Cal., after August 1,
By
When tbe lie v. John Watson waa
visiting the United States be waa Im-
pressed and astonished st tbe ayatem
of social attractions offered by many
churches and other religious botlles
says tbs Philadelphia Saturday Eveu-
Ing Post Among these were candy
pulls, rlsmhakee. chowder psrtles. melon (i-usts. chicken pie dlnnera aod
I'.j-t.rti parties. An enthusiastic be
llever In this new modi* of church en-
tertalnmeut asked the i.uungutabed
dlrlue bow hs liked Ihle style.
"It prul-sbly bas its advantage." **>
t.T^t..'* *?***■ l?Tt'J «rnad lb. ooctor. -b« aa «. old t^
tuned person 1 do not like gridirons lo
dally.
daily.
dally.
dsll>.
dally except
dally.
dally.
dally.
dallv
Tliwe.
MRS. SARA BIBBY-BROWN '" offlcUI *e.a*aa!* °r th* ***ir*1 *ua
i departure of mails at tha Palo Alto tbe pulpit'
[ poatoflBce:
Departure of malls—Malts are dispatched from Palo Alto postofflce aa
followa::
Oolng south—7:40 a a., 13:48.
3:99 sod 9:14 p. m.
Coins north—T-.19. 9:13, 9:31,
11:09, a. a.. 4:38 sad 9:14 p. tn.
Malls are dispatched to Stanford
University at 7 and 10:19 a. m, 3
and 4:10 p. tn.
Malls rloee thirty minutes before
hour of departure.
Arrival of malls—Malls are received at Palo Alto as follows:
From south—7:19. 9:13, 11:03
ra., 4:38 and 8:14 p. m
From north—7:40 a. m. 13:48
3:S8 and 8:38 p. m.
From Stanford University—
and 11 a. m . 3 and 8:19 p. m.
Vocal Cwlture.
Studio 891 Forest Avenue, earner
Webster.
MISS SUSIE McGOWAN.
(Formerly of Strosynskt 41 Co
1*411 Francis: 0.1
Malnlrreslng, Manicuring. Hhatuiioo
lauf, Hcalp Treataveat, Karlal "r-rvar
and Nlngelng.
Mo ICiiMreoa Ktrr*-t. nmsr
t tthrrslly Aveatu*.
Phone While 143.
AUTO FIRE BRIGADE.
of ptu
III I It<<41
PIANO
TUNER AND
PAIRER
RE-
Q. II. MacMoekln, with tlenjamin
Ourtas A Son, Is permansntly located
at 999 Hawthorne avenue. Palo Alto,
and Is prepared to give perfect satisfaction tn all piano work. Phone
James 407.
Ptsno polish for sale.
PIANO CARE
Mr. Jean Caspers, of San Jose, export ttjoer and teitalrer of musical
Instrument, ia prepared to undortaki
San Francisco Messenger
and Purchasing Agent
It. 8. (illWON
Datly trips, leaving.at 11:08 a. m
Agent F. Thomaa Parisian Dyeing
A Cleaning Works. Saa Franciaco.
Once, Crandall's Cyclary. Phone
Hew Congrsitman Saved Half a Tewn
After Twenty Mile Jaunt,
To the Ingenuity of Congressman Oil-
bert M. Haagen of tbe Fourth Iowa '
district tn organfattng an aotomohlle '
train and drugging the Northwood Ore
department acruas the country twenty
wiles the eilstcuc-i' of tbe town of ]
Keiit.-u, la.. Is litd.-l.ted. Half the
towS tamad to the ground Ihe other I
ulght. Involving a loss of SlUO.Uk), but'
Hsugen's overland Urs fighting brigade
sav.il tbs other half, says a Keuaett j
(la.1 special dUpstcb to tbe New York
Times.
Ilatigvn itvee ln Northwood, but
owns a tsttik building lo KenaetL
Wstsan the Are bruke out be was not I,
8:IS led by telephone that his property was '
lo danger. Knowing tbat Kenaett was
_ without adequate Are protection, Uao-
gen rallied the Northwood department,
bitched a chemical engine nnd a book
ami ladder wagon to three automobtles
snd started for Kensett.
Tlie distance was covered In" two
hours ovsr rough roads
Tbe match of all bnt the greatest of
rti4*si* i-nii still be numtiered. Leeaer
stoaars the world always bas and every
toninic. i-4-ri'Dulally enjoya But alngera
B*|w esSsUSsSSal a genera) attention and
poaasss a universal Inspiration have
1 Isupliearvst
Tlie lAiugfvllow eciitentilal provoked
'lacusslon la the velu tsken up by tbe
- ,! aaaadors r«*[ir*:*aentlng tbe Eng-
ii »iit-.»klUK peoplt*a. ICngllsh review-
. r- have told ns that we were to nope
it- Inspired writers on tbe lines followed by Hllse Cannaa and Jamee
dtcomb Ulley. Others hove said
bal I'tirltauUm dulled imagination In
eosntfj and even lay as a weight
P 11 the gfulUS of I-i-.ugfellow. Bot
rnillaalsSS and tbe doctrines behind It
cosaad to dnmtnato Amstican
bosad t tor half a century. Evolution
iBf hnd full swing, even In orthbdox turn murh
In-U-s. Men have been thorottgbly die-
bs <t of the belief Hint they are beev-
1 astsd and heavenward hound aod
:-<v-)it lustesd tbst they are simply
: ilii>;,-make of themselves. Baally
•in. as the crowd interpret* It,
■. glvSCJ the world for an Inspiration
n Has dilngs and destinies of beings
- •mag fritsi tadpole* and nothing '">
Not to apeak of tbe dlvtne Milton,
' 1 tiaras sm) rel-rlllous Byron
BBS ctblng holler In their souls
t Milton's cowt-jit of Satan
1 thai lu* waa n fallen angel, and
t*f ».>r-'ii* her*.-* Hi;«tit have be-
1 . Uks those "sons of Os**** wbo In
1 thr ilei'O'w rtiif-s. but for their
liiiinnii ufi'uni Joined to
I r -■ •lui'ttve environment Someone
ms seld tbat Sstau is God's ape. Who
hi liiinglue that the greatest genius
tint ever lived would arrive at "Pare*
Use Lass* by starting from tbat propo-
,t."ii' KvolutkM. makes men aod wo-
DSS Hit' mere apes of sttgela without
... •■ .»*!!.sllty of promotion to tbelr
my office, 517 High Street,
Palo Alto, Ctl.
I 4 Agent for California
P tUtscr Works.
J T.|.|.honr 111 or US. ILrel-
4 droo ."> t.*■ V.rorr*..,, atreet. want _.
* Vnlvrrslty avenue.
s*W.s**m.ie». m^mw*am*KmwmwmwMw.Z
r
Phone Main t.j
it..*.ars**i.t l.lr+iiw!
Ratrt«arsUM)
MEATS
Stanford Meat Co
MBss99Su
thing should ni.( 1..- .1 i- r-
by It* Initial outlay. It's f _ . — ."
■ % Fresh flsh
tlafai 114.n you grl In Ihe '_ P,
long run that couitls.
Poultry
every Friday
J
Christensen-
Darling Co.
Pl.t MHKIIS \M» TINNKHS
rtS tMVI ItHlTV VVl'M V..
TllnsinsSI Main 99,
any commissions In this line tn Palo Whlte •*** Ctty ofllce.
Alto and vlctnlly at reasonsble rates, F** c*** *** ******o9t
Absolute aatlafaction guaranteod T«<-«Por«n' 3944.
•peclflcatlons and estimates for any,—
work gladly rurnlshed. New a».l
aecond-hand organs and pianos al-
waye on hand. Kefers by permission
to Dr. B. C. Blodgrtt. Correepon-
dento may |>e nddreased to Jean Cas-
pers. care Times office.
Water mas
Pboni
E. F. BURKHART,
RlectricMl Rngineer.
Electric wiring, supplies and fli
tnrea. Phone Mala 19. SIS Kmer-
•on atreet.
DO YOU WANT liONEY >
It ao ass the
«f. T. Dir-fN INVKHTMKNT do^
Tbey bave an sbundanre aod will
loan yoa any amount st market rates.
either flat or Investment loan.
If you will make inquiry It will be
a revelation to you how many »uc-
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
tn one form or another. If th* patient Is not beyond medical atd, Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It nev-
ar disappoints Eagle Drug Co.
Tbe Fundamental
Principles
in the building of the
vose
Piano
ote:—
1. Th© scientific produc-
tion of cttkth v'lJarate
part;
2. The skilful combirta-
tiini of all the ports.
The result b Vote Quality.
BEK). CVRTAZ & SON.
WJtmHoi Arenac
Saa Prnnciaco. Cal
Novel Reunion at Jsmsstewn Pair.
A reunion of doscendants of tbe sign
ers of the Declaration of Independence
will be held at tbe Jameatown expo*i<
ttoii on July 4. aaya the New York
World. The suggestion, first made by
the Tbomss Jefferson Memorial aaa*>
rlsiloii. has been taken up by the ex- :
position officials aod great preparations are under way Mayor McfU-i-
la ii of New Tork Is aiding tb the
scheme. Tbe Thomas Jefferson Me-
tnorlsl aaaoclallou, whose headquarters
ta lu Wssblugton. wants every clllsen
who trscea his lineage to Jefferson or
any other altfncr of the Ustork tlocu-
meut to meat*, his name la. The ease
cistlou ilealras to semi a special in
vlutlon to eacA one. hut there la ao
completa list avallsl'li*. Tbe asaocU
tlons hu received enthusiastic letters
from the e*ovet-nora of all the tutes.
the mayors of msny cities and otber
men of prominence, luciudtng Orever
Cleveland.
Wi< have ttvleeil alngera In plenty for
the hirsts and eptrtt of this age. but
tea turn from tbem to the old singers
who dreamed In lofty thought. Tbey
built Immortal themes a Knit character** endowed with Immortal souK
This age demands apoatxopbea to the
rhftltr***1 actlvltlee of protoplasm and
grts them In the music hsll ballsds.
Patents
Dcaiona
CofTRicin* Ac.
<llns ■ •trtrl, sttsd J*IC4r11wH--.il riiai
oain rwir 4>«Haac*s tea* mbmammt mr
HsBOtOC* mi I'-iwiin
«-4tJ**4"n*.
! l . Collars ami Cin"f•*.
Domestic
Finish
j Stanford Laundry
♦ Ct-r. I'sm.-ii*. street aad Forref
* a.rnue. !•)■ ;.),..n- i;..l 61.
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• PALO ALTO.
: i ....
""4..IB,
0-*-nr.^|.rx-TS*V«(tl.l
•w-.'I (.SMS. MI.I4S4M UW1 l>
l'*t*IM> laVSatn *tlir.-ttcls
Scientificflmcrican.
« Co.»
:■ I ?■ . ■*- »•• .i■»■
New Tor!<
PALO ALTO ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Cootrarilng KlecirirUn.
1 Agents for Fairbanks-Morse Oaa
: Engine. Fairbanks Scale*. Hum-
I phreys Oaa Arc, a K. Electric Irons.
11,...... Illack IS4. SS3S talventty
in . nil.
1 ,
The l>atiy Tlm**a—10c a weev
Another eberlsbed tradition was
aiusshed at Jsmestown wben several
of tbe visiting celebrities learned thai
the *;..-. iTtf-ir of North Carolina and tbe
governor of Sooth Carolina are both
prohibitionists.
Alexander i.irabatu Bell predlcta that
tbe time will come when WS will flgbt
our battlea lo alrshine. bnt It ta p.***..
ble tbat tbe trlensvaa* man's wits were
'In the sir' whea he aald so
"INK-sboatas waa a good girl." says
tbe Chu-ago News, "but she never wore
a straight front." And If abe were
alive today abe would find it difficult
U> keep a straight face.
The Dally Tint*
A Wilderness Made te Slsssom.
The while man has Indeed come tn
the Saskatchewan. In 1806 these twf- [
falo plains rsteed 3o!wi>.00i> tiushtle of i
wheat, and each year now adds a balf
' minion or a whole million of acres no-
dec plow. Soon there will be 10,0TJ0,0Gv i
acres of wheat standing to the boll
wallows along the Saskatchewan, aaya
Emerson Utiugh In Onttug. Hoon there
wtll be laV.000.000 buabeta of wheat to !
sell annus!!*. Boon this Missouri of :
the north will be sending to Crest !
Britain twenty time* as much wheat i
as abe can use today. Wheat has cone
tn take the place ot for
ml-
bae ;
That woman wbo bas Just married
the same man for the third time la evidently not harboring a prejudice
against the third term Idea.
July 3, 4. 1.
CafaVAF
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
TO EASTERN POINTS
y
U. IS
II
Ami now doth the young maa scale
tbe college heights in (.reek, while the
"old msn" plows the lowlands lo dialect.
s: v 4-otonels to every private In Coba.
Of i-ooree tbey couldn't sll be colonels
A man with tbe Instincts of s gentlemen Is Mvar too bney to be polite
Omaha. 960 00. Kansas City. 190.00: Ut, Paul
970.SO; Chl-ago. 97:50; St. Louis, aad New Orleans'
109.50; Waaft.
Ington, 9107 00. And other points tn proportion.
Norfolk and return for Jamestown exposition—
Jul> 9. 10. II, August l». Sp, Sept-smlwr II. ,*. u__
$97 7s'i for round trip
W« eel) tickets ov«- any route aad make your berth
reservations For full Information see
A. A. it \r
..gent Palo Alio it, ■-,.
Mill MMitlii iu;. n. P. A F. A.. San Joae
