5 research outputs found
PENGARUH KUALITAS PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN MASYARAKAT DALAM PENGURUSAN SURAT KETERANGAN CATATAN KEPOLISIAN (SKCK) DI POLSEK JATINUNGGAL POLRES SUMEDANG
No full textPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kualitas pelayanan terhadap kepuasan masyarakat dalam pengurusan surat keterangan catatan kepolisan di Polsek Jatinunggal Polres Sumedang. Sampel yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini berjumlah 87 orang responden. Jenis penelitian yang digunakan adalah kuantitatif. Metode kuantitatif merupakan metode penelitian yang berlandaskan pada filsafat positivisme, digunakan untuk meneliti pada populasi atau sampel tertentu, pengumpulan data menggunakan instrumen penelitian, analisis data bersifat kuantitatif/statistik, dengan tujuan untuk menguji hipotesis yang telah ditetapkan. Metode analisis data yang digunakan adalah analisis regresi linear sederhana. Dalam penelitian ini data dan informasi dikumpulkan dari responden dengan menggunakan kuesioner. Alat analisis menggunakan SPSS versi 25 Berdasarkan analisis variabel (X) terhadap variabel (Y) besarnya nilai thitung 8,713 > ttabel 1,663. Nilai tersebut maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa Ha yang menyatakan kualitas pelayanan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap Kepuasan Masyarakat dalam Pengurusan SKCK di Polsek Jatinunggal Polres Sumedang dapat diterima. nilai sig. 0,000 < 0,05 maka terdapat pengaruh signifikan terhadap variabel X secara simultan terhadap variabel Y Ha diterima Hasil analisis fhitung 75,916 > ttabel 2,319
Pengaruh Pengetahuan Masyarakat Tentang Perbankan Syariah Terhadap Minat Untuk Memilih Produk Bank Syariah
No full textThis study aims to determine public knowledge to determine the location, knowledge of Islamic banking products and interest in saving at bank bjb sharia KCP Pabuaran. This study uses quantitative methods with correlational/associative research types. Methods of data collection using questionnaires and documentation. The study was conducted on 50 respondents. The analysis prerequisite test used includes normality, multicollinearity and heteroscedasticity tests. This processing uses multiple linear regression analysis with hypothesis testing, namely the T test and F test. The results showed that the location knowledge variable had an effect on interest in saving at the bjb sharia bank KCP Pabuaran with t count 3,268 > t table 2,011. Same with product knowledge has a significant effect on interest in saving at bank bjb sharia KCP Pabuaran with a coefficient of 0.576 and a coefficient of determination R2 of 0.451 and t arithmetic 3.268 greater than t table 2.011. Likewise, the independent variable simultaneously affects the dependent variable with a calculated F value of 11.659 > F table 3.19. The value of the coefficient of determination R2 is 0.332 which means 33.2%.
It can be concluded that Knowledge of Location and Knowledge of Islamic Banking Products on interest in saving at bjb syaiah KCP Pabuaran means 33.2% change in interest in saving at KCP Pabuaran Islamic bank while the remaining 66.8% is explained by other variables not included in the study.
Abstrak
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengetahuan masyarakat untuk mengetahui lokasi, pengetahuan produk-produk perbankan syariah serta minat untuk menabung di bank bjb syariah KCP Pabuaran, Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kuantitatif dengan jenis penelitian korelasional/asosiatif. Metode pengumpulan data menggunakan kuisioner dan dokumentasi. Penelitian dilakukan kepada 50 responden. Uji prasyarat analisis yang digunakan yaitu meliputi uji normalitas, multikolinieritas dan heterokedastisitas. Pengolahan ini menggunakan analisis regresi linier berganda dengan uji hipotesis yaitu uji T dan uji F. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa variabel pengetahuan lokasi berpengaruh terhadap minat menabung di bank bjb syariah KCP Pabuaran dengan t hitung 3,268 > t tabel 2,011. Sama dengan Pengetahuan Produk berpengaruh signifikan terhadap minat menabung di bank bjb syariah KCP Pabuaran dengan koefisien sebesar 0,576 dan koefisien determinasi R2 sebesar 0,451 dan t hitung 3,268 lebih besar dari t tabel 2,011. Begitu pula secara simultan variabel Independent berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependent dengan nilai F hitung sebesar 11,659 > F tabel 3,19. Nilai koefisien determinasi R2 sebesar 0,332 bararti 33,2 %. Dapat disimpulkan bahwa Pengetahuan Lokasi dan Pengetahuan Produk-Produk Perbankan syariah terhadap minat menabung di bjb syaiah KCP Pabuaran berarti 33,2 % perubahan minat menabung di bank syariah KCP Pabuaran sedangkan 66,8% sisanya di jelaskan oleh variabel lain yang tidak termasuk dalam peneltian
Analisis Administrasi Pembukaan Rekening Baru pada Tabungan Wadiah BNI IB Hasanah di BNI Syariah KCP Plered
No full textThe purpose of this research is to find out why customers choose savings with this contract, to find out the advantages of wadiah savings accounts. This research will also discuss the administration that must be fulfilled by prospective customers as a condition when they want to open a savings account with a wadiah contract. This research method uses a qualitative approach. Qualitative methods are often called naturalistic research methods because research is carried out in natural conditions (natural setting), also known as ethnographic methods. After all, initially, this method was mostly used for research in the field of cultural anthropology, called qualitative methods, because of the data collected and its analysis. more of a qualitative nature. The results of this study are knowing the ways and steps to open a new account at the wadiah bni ib Hashanah savings account at bni Syariah kcp plered. BNI is Hasanah Savings are investment funds in rupiah currency that are managed based on sharia principles with a mudharabah mutllaqah contract or savings based on a wadiah contract (Custodian). Facilities that can be obtained by customers from banks are (1) Available options with mudharabah or wadiah contracts, (2) Free monthly administration fees for wadiah contracts, (3) Savings Book, (4) BNI Syariah Card Silver, (5) Auto debit for payment of various bills or monthly deposits of iB Tapenas Hasanah savings and iB Haji Hasanah savings, (6) Guaranteed by LPS (Deposit Insurance Corporation), (7) Can be used as collateral for financing
Abstrak
Tujuan dari penelitian ini dimaksudkan untuk mengetahui alasan nasabah memilih tabungan dengan akad ini, untuk mengetahui kelebihan dari tabungan akad wadiah. Penelitian ini juga akan membahas tentang administrasi yang harus dipenuhi oleh calon nasabah sebagai syarat ketika hendak membuka rekening tabungan dengan akad wadiah. Metode penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan Kualitatif. Metode kualitatif sering disebut metode penelitian naturalistik karena penelitiannya dilakukan pada kondisi yang alamiah (natural setting), disebut juga sebagai metode etnographi, karena pada awalnya metode ini lebih banyak digunakan untuk penelitian bidang antropologi budaya, disebut sebagai metode kualitatif, karena data yang terkumpul dan analisisnya lebih bersifat kualitatif. Hasil dari penelitian ini yaitu mengetahui cara dan Langkah -langkah pembuatan pembukaan rekening baru pada tabungan wadiah bni ib hasanah di bni syariah kcp plered. Tabungan BNI iB Hasanah adalah Investasi dana dalam mata uang rupiah yang dikelola berdasarkan prinsip syariah dengan akad mudharabah mutllaqah atau simpanan berdasarkan akad wadiah (Titipan). Fasilitas yang bisa didapatkan oleh nasabah dari bank adalah (1) Tersedia pilihan dengan akad mudharabah atau wadiah, (2) Bebas biaya administrasi bulanan untuk akad wadiah, (3) Buku Tabungan, (4) BNI Syariah Card Silver, (5) Autodebet untuk pembayaran berbagai tagihan atau setoran bulanan tabungan iB Tapenas Hasanah dan Tabungan iB Haji Hasanah, (6) Dijamin oleh LPS (Lembaga Penjamin Simpanan), (7) Dapat dijadikan agunan pembiayaan
Empowering local communities engagement: Rural tourism and business innovation for SDGs desa
No full textPurpose: This study investigates the role of social entrepreneurship and business innovation in empowering local communities for rural tourism development within the framework of sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Research methodology: A comprehensive review of the existing literature on social entrepreneurship, business innovation, and rural tourism development is conducted. The study also involved qualitative interviews with key stakeholders and community members in the selected villages, followed by thematic analysis of the data.
Results: The findings reveal that Social entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in fostering community engagement, promoting social inclusivity, and creating sustainable tourism initiatives. On the other hand, business innovation enables local communities to differentiate themselves, enhance visitor experiences, and improve the overall competitiveness of rural tourism destinations.
Limitations: This study acknowledges certain limitations, including the selection of a limited number of case study villages and potential bias in qualitative interviews. Further research is needed to explore the generalizability of the findings across different contexts.
Contribution: This study contributes to the understanding of the synergistic relationship among social entrepreneurship, business innovation, and rural tourism development. These findings provide insights for policymakers, community leaders, and practitioners in designing effective strategies to empower local communities and promote sustainable tourism within the SDGs Desa framework.
Novelty: The novelty of this study lies in its comprehensive examination of the combined influence of social entrepreneurship and business innovation on rural tourism development in the context of sustainable development goals (SDGs Desa). This highlights the potential of these concepts to drive positive change and create inclusive and resilient rural tourism destinations
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PUBLISHED WKEKI.Y BY THE
T1MKS PUBl.lSHINt- CO.
The Moslem, says that Sheik. U a. life aad drink In a new Inspiration
monogamist: th* Christian, a poly- from hi* devoted seal and aitrulstl.
gatntst. Ity way or elucidation be {idealism. He faced labor and suf-
explain* that lhe Moslem I*, allowed; faring with a glad heart for the aa!-
to marrj more than oue'Wife, bat* ration of the lowly. Too little baa
under rule* and regulations ao-been done In honor of bis name,
strict ns to make ihe game hardly. oa*y a -„-, -,,--- „„,,_ (n«r dec-
worth Hie candle. As a result the\A,.k „r migailon. the Pino* fund
Moslem ha* only one wife. There ctM, -,-„ adjudicated In the Mext-
nre. of course. *ome Instances where „„ ,ourt*.'whereby a large sum of
lain has more than oue wife: money was paid over by the gov-
KBl.lt-T j but ilmet- instances are few and fari(irwment to tb*a Catholic Church In
between The Sheik doe» not say pettlemenl of the claims growing
so. It-dug a man of discretion, but it
seems hardly likely at a man who ,uni» and the i
already hgg "tie wife would want' pro|i*rly. Poet I-
another coiitenipriraneously. Ho far|Rrat that appropriations from thf-
the couri is with the Sheik. ! money might be mad* for the pre-
■;..- i !.-,-■. :. on the oiler bsnd. servallon of tb**e landmark*,
-am bis reverence. In forbidden to ———- — • ■ * *
J1
of tbe secularization of the
Is to fu*t*r and aid Intelllgeat die-'teal aad tttlr Ufa of California I* chiefly from New Mexico. Ciah. and
cuaslon or x Hal prtgsent-day quae-;. present or latent tn the boot or study ■ Wyoming. Of lha t quantity, , <(,•
(Ions by Ihe people of California, claba. debating clubs, women'* club. U4 ton* went to Sen Francisco and
Mix* Nadlne Crump has b*en ap- and civic dl*cu*slon orgaBlsatloo* al-' Z2..310 tons to other point* la the
poiated to direct the work. She ts a'ready at work throughout tbe stale.' Stat*. The receipts by water at San
specialist in women'* club activities The grantiog of the vote lo women j Franetaeo amounted to £01,140
and In debating organisation*- She has added a vast army to Ihe ranks short tons, of which 12*.711 short
will bar* tbe aid and backlog of lhe,or those eager to Inform themselves'. ton* cam* from KasUrn Stat**, for
wbole university exteatlon division, on the problems of tb* day. Tbe as* chiefly by the naval vaaeals of
of whlrh tbe bureaq 1* a part, and glorious way In which the high'the Called State* tn Pacific waters,
the active co-operative of various re* schools sad Junior college* are de- The receipt* by water in 1913 were
luted departments of tbe Cnlverslty'veloptng Is multiplying tbe numbers' 123.107 short ton* less thsn In 1111,
of California, such as those of poll*] of thoae who hunger aod iblrat for and this d*cree*e wa* nearly alto-
Heal sdeoce. economic*, forensic*, knowledge and uoderstandlog of tbegetber la the receipt! from Australia
fl*cat!on of tbelr'31"3 hum.* economic*, aad tbe a*-'world s-great affaire. Tbe oniver-jand bore out tbe prediction, made
uatfoe would sug- "!"Unc'* °- "" university library aod ; ally's ob)ect lo establlshlog Ihe bu-' tn th* Survey's report for 1911. tbat :
the California atate library a* well.jreau of publication dlacuesion Is tojih* quantity
coal shipped from
The bureau of public discussion'help make the sxtlvitte* of alt thews' th-t country In 1913 would not ex-
s*. r.st[l»sJ«.««l - •
CUIIVW. SKITKMIIKIt
13. 191?
dealing
.ot the.
APWieriATiDN.
One of OBr esteemed subscribers
•tiding us check for subscription
rite Ihe foil.
(lhat our div-.n-i
' marry a K""il
permit the won
| many men "1
I holiness. "Is *
{and immorality
renew jh-v„ j(> Th,
i .la judgt-iiH
woman, hut a*
conditions anil
to face lhe fact
p.Ttnit hlm t*i
WHITAKKK'H Juki:-.
Itev. Hubert Whltaker.
ublishlng bis autoblograph) It
who is
will ■-■..'...r .tf with existing organt-
nations thrOugout the state, such as
civic study societies, women's clubs,
i- I-.tun-c club*, workingmeo'
v*rt**d agenrli
uggeatlng topi.
more fruitful, by
vital meaning,
by ouUlnlog bolb sides of the great on tbe exports of wheat from Call-
questions of opinion Involved, aad
the ganlxatlon*. and neighborhood j-" Indicating author native aonree*
mun" in
ths
San
iti ma
fldllel
his
lakes time tu write
words of appreciation
"Editor Dally Time
*mr subscription with Interest, and.
«olv -_i-.lt there were a San Fr*n-|nit« christian
ctara dally a* well worth while In a*,^ and to
principle and presentation, virtues of ll
'Cordially. uul what
The writer of thewe lln"* I* "ll",m..re w.> «e*
tl.-ntlv one of tho*e r*re *plrlU whoi ,OWlt.Tir,K of
distribute Hitht and pneoaragement|u *,,„ „.,,•„
iev ko thrtiiiKh the bti<*.v|l)t ,„.,„.■.,,.,■
■ !.-.|.i.-...l polygamy
And there you nfl'-m
onogamoui Moslem i Salem,
i on the polygam-i days i
writ
prtnga a *i
He tells
lerlu
s Clergy-
JSL J|«l-
oup*
interesled ln Informing ** Information, from which fact*
sly. but yet
ptoting him to be] |aaa
Imitate the dODMBtlej ptea
I Turk ..I i
th- Sheik* It-Tt
rip replies that d
.llKht «-i
-v-iid ei
wherever
world
Appreciation need not take long
bul Is serves to Inspire even lhe 99*
worthy to ambition und hastens th*
of the mllleonlum
I bidden
Iberefoi
f-ountrl*
tchrlsHi
to the
e dlvor*
lirl-tl.tti
. Is ran
lem and for-j
and that
' Joke now and then. -
t preaching on Sunday
wios at the penitentiary Io "
Ore. and on alternate Sun- it
t the Salem hospital for the
He says. "1 learned to -,
Bach as easily before lhe audleo*** \\
the asylum as before my own |„
■ople. used the same sermons, aud |a
in.- to f>*el that whether my hear- .
■ were convlcis. Yratles." or the \,
nventtoual congregation, the hu<
an factor was lhe biggest lo then!
I. Despite (heir superficial differ
cmselves as to living problems ol
Justry. politics, governmeni snd
: human society.
Uo-* may a community make use
these new university opportuu-
and explanations may be derived
which will be solid bast* (or wIm
*nd substantia! conclude**-Cal
verslty llulletln.
I.Sjpb1
nppr
Mo-I.'i
d tin
para-! it
The ak
must
TIIK (XUUT.
An editor from one of the prosperous llttl" cllles of Northern Cnll-j
fnrnta wrote ns tbe other dsy that j
tie didn't know whether we wonldj
car*' tu place him on our exchange j
tlsl or not. If we could u-'t
as a desirable exchange, li
we were to send him the p»l
a bill for llie subscription, and
would-paJ tor It,
Oitr cattle driver replied ">nt
fellow craftsman had subjected
to an awful temptation when ht
fered us money for sob", rlptlnn.
we were g"lng lo try blm on Hi*
vhanRi* • H*i for « few month
least, and If his paper proved t
tio K«*-d our Puritanical inn*.l
and nearly uuivt\
What n world u
lo live In. lo he su
(plains the Sheik
nter Into a contract to pa) his wife
ven roiiiLdcrahie sum ot money
i Hie I'v-ni of divorce It Is very
>-:.! -in (hai I-.- poaaeeses a consider-
liie sum <if money Tberef..re it is
ery seldom thai be seek* to e»ca|K*
rom tluit stale fif bllaa thai *•- well
role, I know to be Inseparable rrom the
with; matrlrnoqlal stale. In Chrtstlan-
1 be'dom. sa>« the Sheik. ih*> man who
wants tn tie divorced mu«t pay
ipney to lawyer and to courts l*n-
■e*. they were wonderfully alike."
\ more deliberate Jest looks as If
might hnve been Inserted !;i Wi.lt-
ir'o atari hy the Bulletin tuff tn
tnlure a competitor, aa follows:
"Manj of the patients st the asylum
wire perfectly sane except on a single line. Un** of them you could
talk with for a week without ..sus-
{•edlng there wa* anything wrong
wllb, blm 11 was.only when you
talked aboul Mexico thai ha was
queer. Then he waa voluble wllb
protests as lo hi* rights there. If*
was a king, or prince, or something
of that sort with rettpecl in Mexico.
Tlmr* are people running newana*
SappOae. for lastaoc*-.
mp of people In Kurekajor Ven'
■a are accustomed to meet regu-
ly to hear paiwr* or discuss prob-
iis ' of the day Perhaps they
would like suggesiloo* of fruitful
loptea? Theo a letter to the bureau
of public discussion will bring *ug-
icestlons of timely subject*.
Perhaps members of aa organt*
-allon who hate lieen »pi*ottiled to
..pin Hie next month's discussion
would like ao outline or brief to
help them in gathering material
and <n entering tbelr subjecia fully?
Then a teller to the bureau will
bring the desired nulllne*- If the
•••pi's tie one of geoeral Interest
a lie
tht- green flag he must im* ii i..-i» now who
might
relax
o the exl
taktu«
pay f
ir onr iiw
Se.|
tel N
inherit e
a «he*
k anyh
ow, with
tie W
« men
ly trylns
what
sort o'
people w.
Alio
•t'fore
lllovllIK h
hla hard-ear*
ed fort nn
•din Itt
; year*
He 1* *
the n
W*pn|M
rmeu ami
nt. in
. in hi* wife In Chrlstlandom. where;
tj divorce Is religiously fotfclddeo. It!
.) may lie purchased *t n verV sinail}
, cost. In Moslem counirle-. where;
ittt forbidden. It roal a great
And ihu* do we I've and
The -ArKuuaut-
are more d*ngerou*ly
eads wheneter Mexico
it I*
deal;
Pain
THK MIKMIOX
Nature ba* twin la
treasure*'in Callforn';
und the poet never lai
spend)} tton In representing lhe benuti** of
out of Ibeir I
I., mentioned,"
Whtttikor say* the Oregttn no*-
pltat for tho Insane waa. on tbe
Ss^yli* tbe mo*| rntlonal society be
had ever Been, The patients were
jlrt'iited with far more of public con-
—— Icern than the ordinary working
'l#AV* - women of lhe state The good were
>n with !.*-! .-...-,i to them A sane woman ottl-
Tlii- artist aide ts les* a slsler than >. ahe
k for iiispira* hnd lieen Insane and brnteltke and
■iiiiii.'i within the wall* of
l'erh*|ts lhe *peal
nddres* a eluh wanl
have not overlonkwl some recent
valuable publication, want to be
•ure the) know just what men have
wrutt-n the most Imitortant and most
Mdtable discussions on their sub*
Iffis Then .i lefller Io the bureau
will bring a li*t <if honk* and magazine article*, totuplted at lhe uni-
ver*llt In nm mi Itn llnu with Hie expert* Hi Hie - particular |teld* con-
mnied ond with the aid of the unl*
»--r-ltv library s'aff, who have ac-
THK VH.I.AliK 1IAMI.
An attempt was made recently by
■ooh iK-rstin apimrently uofrleodly
to the Institution to commit a New
Kngland village newspaper lo a
public at;.-, -.i .i of opinion tegard-
tng tbe quality of mostc dispensed
by the village band ai the weekly
concerts In (he public square instead of uylng whether or not It
was pleased wtth the efforts of lhe
newsp*t**r contented it*
100,000 tons Receipts tif coal
from Australia depend principally
band
-•■* wtth remarking thai It did not
believe In "looking a gift hordf In
the mouth." and lhat howeteijgbad
the mimic might be It was. 'n ■-.'!
probability, better than Its correspondent paid for It concluded by
saying that If tht* should not lit
accepted as a compliment by the
band, the public should, %* lea*!,
ure they j ui., i, a, _ hint to do something
toward supporting the organisation
before complaining of It* work.
It is entirely unnecessary to name
or to locate Ihe village referred to.
for thf Incident might hare oecured
fomla. tbe vetueleN carrying" tb*
wheat bringing tbe return cerga«e
of coal . for baltaat Receipts of
Ilr i ti>*h Columbia coal decreased
from :_:.'><? short tons in 1911 to
J02.ITS tons In 1912. aad those
from Washington fell off from C4,*
174 short ions to S5.K08 tons,
Theee decrease* were offset by an
Increase of nearly tT.ODo short tons
In tbe eosl from Kastern Slates.
It is estimated ihat tbe total annual runeumpHoo of oil for fu*l, Including thai'u»ed io ihe manufacture of ga*. In California is between
-'0.000.000 and -"..000.000 .barrels.
[ equivalent to approximately i. *.****.-
**)<.* ion* of coal, or about twice as
ir.ii.l-. as lb* coal 'consumed within
the Stat*. The total consumptloo of
coal In 1912, estimated from the
r«ll and water receipt*, was about
"ii,-Mm short ton*.
tn tin- unlet
* magnificent
I.OOO volume*
different rur-
Ihe
est
k by what he see* In The Tim
P itttst that everybody wtll
Dd tor the next six mnnlhs and p
le nn with only pleaaanl Ihlngs
A IIIMTVHtlCAI. WH'
tli-ttiilte movement wn
week for the starttf
ii Alto Historical St
i \. I, Corbert. J. F.
IK
IS, F Welwdiaar.
Harry
Fttink Km
II \V Slmklns
*tnl..-rt Thi
(Itt
|B]
Dlai
Iter 4.
, fm
the
fuimiiiK plans ttreui In I are* t
ttinnir.-i.ted. and it 1* apparent t
n very successful society can lie
rm ,-".i Membi-rnhlp will noi
reslrlctetl In
il..'
ploi
vit-lnlt)
Include all wh
lhe preservation of hist
relating to Palo Alio an
Many people have s
historical material in
•iiht.tographs. newwpapei
•do. omenta and relic* relation ll
«>arly history. 1'nlees three at.
r-ajethored together now nnd ■'• ;■ *
til*tl in ihe archive* of the llbrar;
mnrh of Ibe material will be lo-t
nd his de-'nur seacoast. v*ll-vs snd mountains,
itli-d about j a eounlry *•> wondrously wrought
11 n»w de [if n eultabte selling fur h romantic
■■> town'e and inlere^ing Ithtory. No land
es can ltoa«t a noire plttures*|ue sod
bejgnusnal history than californl* The
ro-]siory of the early days in this stale
i".! winds naturally around the Irelll
{of mission arche** nnd chapel bell
• Such luniks
'KtHttprlnie of the Padres" have
<■ 1 made -the reading public familiar
hrtlwith the Ionian if the missions,
U If haa remained for John S Me-
bv'ltiroartt to represent xiuntlilng of
•tl.'the story on Ihe sluice in lhe Mir.*
•ii. slim Pl'uv. This play ran (or 422
udrperforraanee* al Sun tlabrlel tM'foeeji
** j tteltie brooght lo San Krantlsco.
in-. One tin.-i feel grateful to Mc-
l*-jfSroftrly tor the work he has done
iBBJThe piny I* decidedly out of thej
Ml!usual run of prodneUoa* seen on.
nr-ithe stage. It Is mure of the char-;
belartnr and t-oiuewhnl tif the appeal of]
.ill j ths* Vo**lnn Play. Tho*** who go to*
III he movetl by the tmplute*
if of historic ,Interest and admiration
* for lhe heroic sacrifices of ihe padres
>- bits of to rlvilli:.' nnd Chrlstlanlie the lawny of than* of Attn California. One could
■ : ■ ■■ * -.i- '■ expect such a -erlotis play to
create a jMipular sensation In the
inula] theatrical sen*". - -
Kulicr Juntpero Serra founded
twenty missions, from San Dlegt
Sonoma, aod ihe« flourished for
Hon ltti|iil
A 1 ia t.r YKAH OF HI'lllX.
The Industrial accident tmnrd hi
uniplled statistic* covering Indu
rial accidents which took place i
nltforiilu for llie half year betwe*
January t and July 1. 1913. The>
accident* dfil not Include Injurli
andjwhlrh did not disable thnse burl ft
Iouk an one week, and Ihe (ecoi
■- nol iiu-iiij^i- aitldetit* which have I'
k place on the farms of the ^itlne
nd of.thoii-.an
-ni iierlodtcat*.
Peihapx the lotal library of Nap*
i Kedlands or Modesio cannot fur-
ii*h lo the member* .if an tirnanl.
an.railon the needed book* *>r mvierial
Then the unlversttt ■ bureau ol
public disi-ut--tion will pin the organ).
ng inlo tohi-h with tb
. and lhe state llbiar
the local library o
borfow-ir patina th
**** charge*) the prime
Inlerettlt'.l lit
state -only Iht-we In Industrial
commercial life
During tho pi-riod dexlfcm
Ihere were 5.-160 working people
Midi an extent lhat i
w<*TWtbld up for an averaxe of Bf
•peer. Of this nnmbet
ed In temiiorarv disnl.<tltv|
ilv. that Is. In the course of lintel
irylng perhaps from Iwo week* tb]
x mouths these person*, entirety j
■covertnl,
Oul of the :.,IMl Injured during' gvsllah
ninll or evpi
matter de«ired
Ail thl* means ihat speaker*, debater*, and dub members with mi
nlons to discuss, wll-
of Ihe unlversltt iti
•r dependable data and
Just
"'l ra*lerlal from which
ton* can K)< drawn
*'*\ Women's rluhi.. «n
■■" t*a effecllte in California, can get
'**> ijrreat help from the bureau In pti
ST,
| nlng prograt
work.
I bv the
t> and orgsnlilng
And .they have be
ihe
The flret -work will lie to get thejnboul sixty years, working wonder*
■ and gin (hem Inter
there nhoald be t
sw'ofdr togetha
»*eled Then
....:■ '.n.t: of garrets, closets nnd
tKKikshelve* for everything of a hi***
itn n tti bearing which llie owner Is
willing to contribute tn Ihe society.
Notice of the progrew* of the work
will l>e puM sht-d from time tu time
inlng and bringing to h*b-
a jit* of Industry and virtue the native
id Indians The mission*, under tbe
l*"j patronaae of Spain, waxed prosperous and had many cattle and build-
it half of 1013 tOt were
manentlt disabled, thai Is. Ihe:
feied dtsuieintiernieiits ol the
or other Injury which will ren
Impossible that they shall ever be
acaln quite what they were before
they were Injured. Again, out or
this '-.l;>t> who were Injured. 222
were either killed outright or died
to jo! fheir injuries.
..I.'.u disabling accident*
reported only ITS, or a trifle more
than :> i«>: cent, were under the protection of ,-h* Ituaeberry law. and
1.671 were not.
ate by sending to lh*
public discussion their
grams, so that tbe bure
|IOSttOI') of su.
for civ-operatl*.
i may be-
malerlal
r*. In man) communities ehere ma:
■ -:be gr*iu|is of i—..;■'.■ who would Ilk.
!>'. to atari new organisations for ills-
It ; cuaslon ol the greal Issue of Ihe day
Tbe bntvgU will endeavor to aid
In any one
af *
HHOAHIlffOR It'llIJC OPINION..
;*'i*l High Chancellor Haldane.
guest of lh* American Bar Associ-
atfoo at Ita Montreal meettog. bad
* greal opportunity <•• speak Wltb
the weight of hi* official authority
aad bl* i-*T«.jii-i attainments, aad he
lived up tn It. Not by btm wa* lt
couriered as a chance it, retell history or to trace analogies lo lech-
thousand com-jnlf*1 application of principle* and
oecured jtheorlea of law common to Itrlton*.
I Americans. Hut
hance to' draw the
munftle* It might have
certainly In any village or town i*os-j Canadians
lng an amateur band And Hi*. rath*'r ns
Hlr
rom ment ttf the local newspaper. It- thoughts of the eminent men wlw
BBBeceeaan ta ny. 1* of almost heard him. and the lawvers *nd I--
Iversal application. There are ity throughout I
Thi
which a local band
not existed at^'ne
Il mlcht be
Pptl
w villages' In
laudation has
Hm** or another
that nearly every village In the conn
try bas either had lis hand, ha* on*
now, nr looking forward to having] men
one It a lane p*>rrent*ge ,,r ease*jot t
the band ha* existed, has flourished
the Kngttsb-spedklna
1 read hfe* «ddr**s. to
Id who
Hal aspect* or con-
Id. temporary ethics, especially a* related to international affairs.
Particularly was he Intent lhat
ded to stand for Ihe letter
of the law and for the authorlty
of precedent*, and prone IO be skep-
hn*. been abandoned and has been-Heal of the tight of laymen tn Inler-
The
time* there Is In
tllage band Is Kub-ifer* w|Hi professional authority,
imprehend the validity and
of lhat moral authority In
differentiated on tbe one
Some should <
Ihe right kind of material:
etnt]
tins the young men: Just ihe right' hand from formal law- and oo the
id of enlerprlse among the real- other form Ihe dictates of Indlvld-
Then the band Is supplied ua! conclence. which the Hermans
jslrumenls and uniforms, has'describe under the title 'Jtltilteb-
a hall aud «-*n afford to em-!ke» " In Hs worst form It I* the
dents
with
Its Ol
pin) an Instructor. It Is oftenerj vol* e o
the case, however, lhat the * tii.ii-e (-.: in it
band is exped-il to furnish not only mary c
Ihe music but the enthuslssm and {legal
the egpenae fund In ihe latter dr-lthe
ciiinstances It cannot tie exiw-cted! "noi
that the hand shall excel etther tn'
Its selertton* or tn Its execution
Ihem. There are always the critic*:
the . u burr ibe ts are more tlint*-ti1t to
flnd.
An amateur band Is a good thing
for any community and tt U * mu.h
better thing If Its work Is brought
up lo and kept at a high Htandard.
Kv.
•iderable
Mrs. Urundy In its best
i "that habitual or rusto-
■onduct. ethical rather than
mhrarlng those obligations of
ren which it Is 'bad form' or
e Ihlng' to disregard " • In
ihort. II wa* to 'the higher law"
fjand the higher wt:t. obedient to
whith colle*|ive humanity, acting In
lhe name of patriotism, often eon-
form* through national action. Ibat
the greal Hrlttsh Jurist first urged
attention, c'almins
