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Introduction:Why Thinking about Texts Matters in Contemporary Yoga Studies
No full textIn his address at the General Assembly of the United Nations on September 27, 2014, India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, suggested to adopt an international Yoga Day, calling yoga “an invaluable gift of our ancient tradition.”1 Modi did not specify in his speech how old yoga is; he simply affirmed the widespread view that yoga is ancient. Yet in her book On Hinduism, Wendy Doniger investigates the claim about yoga’s ancient origins, examining the arguments used to support this historical idea. She distinguishes among four different claims. The first claim asserts that yoga originated in the Indus Valley before 2500 BCE. Evidence for this claim includes several soapstone seals depicting a figure seated in what is taken to be the so-called lotus position. The second claim advances the notion that the term “yoga” appears in the oldest Sanskrit text, the Rig Veda, dating from around 1500 BCE. The third claim suggests a date around the middle of the first millennium with reference to the early Upanishads that mention a spiritual practice called “yoga.” The fourth claim refers to Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra, promoting a date for the emergence of yoga in the third century CE.2.</p
DAMPAK SISTEM BUDIDAYA TANAMAN SELADA (Lactuca sativa L.) TERHADAP RESIDU PESTISIDA PROFENOFOS, INDEKS KERAGAMAN DAN KEPADATAN POPULASI MIKROBA TANAH
Get PDFThe application of synthetic pesticides to prevent the growth of pests and diseases frequently becomes polemic because of the impact that caused soil health issues. This research aims to determine the soil’s biological conditions in different cultivation systems. Data retrieval had taken at CV. Bumi Agro Tech and FamOrganic. The research was held from May 2022 until October 2022 and used qualitative methods such as interviews and laboratory analyses. The result shows that Profenophos with an analyte level under 0,0500 ppm is not polluting both soil samples in different cultivation systems. The organic cultivation system had a diversity index higher than the conventional one, even though qualitatively both samples were categorized as medium level by Shanon-Wiener Classification. The amount of soil microbes in an organic cultivation system is higher than in a conventional cultivation system -- differences in colonies formed as many as 383,4996 colonies.INTISARIPenggunaan pestisida kimia seringkali menjadi polemik karena dampak yang ditimbulkan terhadap kesehatan tanah. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui kondisi biologis tanah dengan sistem budidaya berbeda. Penelitian dilaksanakan di CV. Bumi Agro Tech dan FamOrganic. Waktu pelaksanaan penelitian dimulai dari bulan Mei 2022 hingga Oktober 2022. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode kualitatif berupa wawancara serta analisis laboratorium. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan kedua lahan dengan sistem budidaya berbeda tidak tercemar profenofos dengan kadar analit dibawah LoQ yaitu 0.0500 ppm. Indeks keragaman mikroba keduanya menunjukkan kriteria sedang sesuai dengan rumus Shanon-Wiener, dengan nilai keragaman lebih tinggi pada tanah sistem budidaya organik. Jumlah populasi pada tanah organik jauh lebih banyak dengan selisih koloni terbentuk sebanyak 383,4996 koloni
A responsabilidade penal dos contadores : um enfoque nos crimes contra a ordem tribut?ria e na lavagem de dinheiro
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Previous issue date: 2017-05-29La presente disertaci?n, llevada a cabo en el Programa de Post Graduaci?n en Ciencias
Criminales de la PUCRS, se inserta en la l?nea de investigaci?n Sistemas Jur?dico-Penales
Contempor?neos, con el objetivo de medir el alcance de las conductas privativas de los
profesionales contables en los cr?menes contra el orden tributario y en los delitos de blanqueo
de capitales. En una primera parte, se elaboraron consideraciones acerca de la intervenci?n del
Estado contempor?neo en el orden econ?mico, la divisi?n de las cargas de regulaci?n y
fiscalizaci?n entre el sector p?blico y el privado, las atribuciones privativas del profesional
contable y las vallas ?ticas, as? como aspectos generales sobre la responsabilidad penal. En la
segunda parte, se procedi? al an?lisis de los tipos penales de las leyes de los cr?menes contra
la orden tributaria y del blanqueo de capitales, cotej?ndolas con las conductas privativas de
los contables. Finalmente, se concluy? el trabajo con el an?lisis de las principales teor?as
acerca de la autor?a y de la participaci?n ya qu? t?tulo se da el encuadramiento de las
contribuciones de los profesionales contables en los delitos previstos en las leyes 8137/90 y
9613/98.A presente disserta??o, levada a efeito no Programa de P?s Gradua??o em Ci?ncias Criminais
da PUCRS, insere-se na linha de pesquisa Sistemas Jur?dico-Penais Contempor?neos, tendo
como objetivo aferir o alcance das condutas privativas dos profissionais cont?beis nos crimes
contra a ordem tribut?ria e nos delitos de lavagem de dinheiro. Numa primeira parte,
elaborou-se considera??es acerca da interven??o do Estado contempor?neo na ordem
econ?mica, a divis?o dos encargos de regulamenta??o e fiscaliza??o entre o setor p?blico e o
privado, as atribui??es privativas do profissional cont?bil e as veda??es ?ticas, bem como
aspectos gerais sobre a responsabilidade penal. Na segunda parte, procedeu-se ? an?lise dos
tipos penais das leis dos crimes contra a ordem tribut?ria e da lavagem de dinheiro, cotejandoas
com as condutas privativas dos contadores. Por fim, concluiu-se o trabalho com a an?lise
das principais teorias acerca da autoria e da participa??o e a que t?tulo se d? o enquadramento
das contribui??es dos profissionais cont?beis nos delitos previstos nas leis 8137/90 e 9613/98
Steering Taste: Ernest Marsh, a study of private collecting in England in the early 20th Century
Get PDFThe primary aim of this thesis is to focus attention on the bourgeois, 'un-named' collector. The driving force behind most museum and art gallery collections of the Victorian and Edwardian period. British museum and art gallery records of gifted collections, bequests and loans usually note their donors. However, with a few notable exceptions, little is known about the collectors, their activities and motivation in making such presentations.
Using the interests and activities of the Quaker miller and collector Ernest Marsh (1843-1945) as a case study, this thesis explores how in the period 1890-1945 a collector came to be a key agent in the construction and manifestation of taste in British Applied Arts and to a lesser degree in the Fine Arts. Through primary visual and documentary evidence of the Marsh home, and reference to contemporary and later commentaries it considers the relative influences of husband and wife on decorating and furnishing the domestic interior, the evolution of taste, and, for Ernest Marsh, its impact upon his artistic interests within the public arena.
By examination of private papers, metropolitan and provincial art gallery and museum archives it also considers evidence of the inter-relationships between donors and curators, and the mutual advantages and disadvantages accruing to both, particularly focussing on the processes in bringing about changes in individual and institutional collecting policy. Further, by review of records of, in particular, the Contemporary Art Society and the Greenslade archive, it examines the degree to which private benefactors and those in public or semi-public office, acting as fund-raisers and spenders exercise influence through patronage of particular practitioners, choice of works and initiating new designs
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j Tulare Monday to remain until
ud < Christmas with her daughter, Hla*
*Ruth Oregg. who holds a position tn
l m. ,h*- blgb school at that place.
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husband being w.ll known In Palo
Alto.
The Alpine Wood Compaay, cor*
ner Forest and Alms streets, will
sell for cash for a limited time only,
live oak store wood, 11 per cord.
Phone Main loa.
W. H. Adama, box 60, Rsdwood
City, Csl., land' ageat and real eeute
broker. Commissions executed in
all parts of the stste. Rsncb lands
bought and sold. If you want to
buy or sell, address as above.
Mr. aad Mr*. P. E Healy and
child have arrived In Palo Alto
from Washington, D. C, for an Indefinite alay. Mr. Healy is an en-
gtneer. who will ba- connected with
the reconstruction of the university.
New York. Oct. 9.—Two staggering blow* were given the oil trust
yesterday by Inquisitor Kellogg at
tbe hearing ot tbe government's ault
to dissolve the SUndnrd Oil Com-
panyiof New Jersey, and In ringside
parlance It might be said that Rockefeller's company wa» "hanging on
tbe ropes and gasping for breath
when Referee F.rrla rang the bell
at the end of tbe round."
Oue of tbe hlU waa made when
Kellogg brought, by means of tbe
records of the liquidating trustees
which was Introduced ss evidence,
the fact that the dissolution of tbe
trust, which ostensibly occurred In
18*2. never took plsc-e, snd that the
control today la tbe same aa It was
before IU dismemberment wo* ordered.
The other was wheo, under a mye-
terloua account of "bills receivable*"
ln the records of the Anglo-American Company, a Sundard concern,
with asseU ot several million dollars. wa« discovered charged to "J. ]
M. McDonald." In this account It
Is believed further laveatlgutlon will
show It to be the source of the
fund* of the mysterious Rngllsh >
company, which Is known as tbe
Qenersi IndustrUl Development j
Company, which purchased the Manhattan Oil Company and the Securt- j
ty Oil Company of Texas, Roth of!
these purchases. If proved to havej
been made by the BUndard. will
show conclusively that tbe oil trust
Is using every means to esUbllsh a!
complete monopoly.
Jordan Elected
Honorary President
A sob was born Saturday to Mr.
aad Mrs. George Evans
H K. Grow", of Kansas City. Mo..
spent Moaday ta Pslo Alto.
Mrs. M. M. Wallace spent ths
week ead la San Francisco.
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Sngseer, of
Cupertino, spent Monday In Palo
Alto.
Supervisor Mitchell Is In town to- ret1
day looking after county buslassa In
ihi« vicinity.
Biggest assortment of vegetables
Get Acquainted With
Hires Root Beer
SI.4IIE-B CIGAR STORX.
That', what', la that mil* bar-
FOR SALE
Five-Room Shingle Bungalow
on corner lot fronting South.
This cosy little home has just been
finished. It has a very attractive
wood finish, and is conveniently
arranged. Gas and electricity are
both installed. The price is very
cheap considering the value of the
property—only $2,750, and easy
terms crn be given. This house
is on the corner of Embarcadero
Road and Cowper St, one blocK
from the Waverley St car line.
Co-operative Land
and Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jedsb and; Tears.
The CsllforaU Equal Suffrage As-
soclaUon at the state convention In
Oakland on Saturday elected Dr.
David Starr Jordan honorary president. Dr. Jordan** conseut bad previously been secured to act In tbls
capacity.
previous lo tbl* time the. state
association hsa bsd three honorary
presidents, Meadam** Sargent, Caroline Scvcrnncf and Rebecca Spring.
all ot whom were given the honor
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and 'troita, especially rssUng'applee. I daughter. Ml*. Christine Judah. of { I* the **t*y day. of the ******
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Mrs. I*. C. Williams, wife of one bT *o«« only, hence the ele--tioa |
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Oeorge M. Kelly.
Dr. Carey aad family bsve Uken
tbe Hoover house at Mlddlefleld
road and Hamilton avenue.
T. U. Kirk, of Los Angeles, baa
been .pending a few days wltb his retttrnwj hon)e ^^ aoeompaaled i to * ***? la --■»■ -eoaaeetloa U slm
dsughur. Miss Mabel Kirk. j ^ Mrg Burkhsrt as far aa Una
I, Rosenberg, of San Praaclseo. rraselaeo, where she wlll visit for
ba* come to Palo Alto to accept a, a f,,w days
position lo a local haberdaabery. \ Hlm j^ c^ Irtln4 n—„
Pred N'elsoa doe* all kind* of' yMterdar from aa estended visit 1o
woodwork snd furniture repairing st' Kinu, Ind Mtssourl.where ibe spent
Palo Alto Cabinet Worke, Sll Hlga- a j^^t detishtful mir-emer In her
O rarnsworth aad Joseph Bepul- former home. Mlsa Carter, accom-
veda cam* up from i-*n Joee yee- i psnled by Mra. D. J. Parrts. visited
tarday to work wtth the tolepbooe I the Orsnd canyon on the return trip.
Mr*. Parris Is visiting at Santa Monica and Monrovia and I* expected
home Friday.
Much entertaining bas been* recently done for Mr*. Cert-rude Atn-
erton. wbo is flatting her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Russell. In Belvedere.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Trnttna
Beale gave a dinner for her In their
San Rafael home, which proved a delightful affair. 'Mrs. Atherton spent
last week In M-ealo Park with bar
rourrin. Mr*. Perry Byre, whose lovely borne, "Pair Oaki.," le the scene
of much hospitality.—Call
Menlo Park baa been the scene of
several small affairs thl* week ln
honor of Miss Agnes Tobtn, who re-
iraed lately from a year tn London.
ply rarrylna out tbe principle* which
he has long endorsed.
Free Trip to San Jose
Many of our Palo Alto Customers save enough each week on
their Drug purchases to more th&n pay the expense of a trip to
San Jose. .Look over this list, note what you need and then
J figure the saving.
company.
Ned Jones, of Spoksne. has been
spending the week In Palo Alto,
with the view of coming here permanently.
The Campbell High School bond*
la the nn of 95.000 were sold yesterday to the Bank of Campbell for
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Special today—Luiury jelly and
Jam. assorted, 10c. regular lie,
SUnford Delicatessen Co.. 114 DmV
verslty svenne.
Mrs. A. M. Crawford, who bas
been visiting with tbe family of B.
P. Hall, returned to her home In
Oakland today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H- Terry have recently come to Palo Alto from Kenans City, Mo., snd are living at SI?
Kipling street.
Trade red lUrthday Party.
An enjoyable birthday party was
given yesterday afternoon at tbe
bom* of Mra. J. R. Mclaaac. Ill
Cowper mtr*et. In'honor of th. *ighth
birthday of Mia* Jessie Mclsaar. A
number of pretty preveaU were received by the younK hostess.
Those present were Jeesls Mc-
Issac. Violet Winning. Winnie win-
nlntr*, Annlas Woodward, Dorothea
Wssner. Edward Purman, Mrs. B,
P. BUnton and Mr*. J. R. Mclssass.
Ia Hoaor of Coast*.
Mra. H. W. Slmklns gave a pleasant party yesterday afternoon to
honor of ber cousin, Mrs. C. A-
Oray. Those preeent were Meedame*
J. L. Snyder. William Earl*. C. A.
Richardson. J. J. Morria. John Dudfield. R. H. Walker. C. A- Oray aad
H W. Slmklns.
HorUI Club Meetlna.
A meeting of tfae business Men's |
Social (*lab of Pslo Atto will be beld )
Mlaa Tobln haa made her home la I •- Prsternltv Hall at 9 o'clock \
tbe English caplUl for some time, 1"h'.rsday evsutnre. At tbat time the;
coming to California only for short | organisation will be completed and j
Mr. aod Mrs. Perry Bishop, of vl-.!*.. but she Is always eagerly wel- permanent offlcer* wlll be elected.!
Point Arena. Mendocino county, are corned hen* Sbe la an Important'**11 members of tfae ctab are urged I
tba gueeU of Mr. Bishop's sister, member of s group of writers snd' 'n *** present st this meeting.
Mr- 1* A. Talt. thinkers in London, snd her two! "'■- ' ' • ' ■—
Mrs R G. Cuyett entertained at booki of reroe. translate*! from! Robert A. Thompson In adrertls-,
an Informal dinner last evening at Petrarch, hsr. been compared by Ing loU In th. new town of Lo* Al-j
her home on Waverley street, covers English critics to the work of Mrs.; to*, la wblch Stanford University;
beinr laid for eight.
. setti's translation. Mtse Tobln
Mis. Cora Eigbme has retnroed nQw m WQtk apoa m -^ fcfl<fc (
Browning snd to Dante Gabriel- Roe- and Palo Alto people are uktng,
sreat Interest The sale of loU' will j
bom* from a visit In Loa Angelea.
where she weal with ber mother on
the utter's.wsy east
p-ofeesnr H. Roland Roberta is
spending the dsy in San Francisco
purrfastflag •"music for the Presby-
Uriaa choir, of which be Is diwetor.
Mrs. Rowen ha* gone to Reno.
Xev., for a visit with her danghter,
Mrs. G. H- Beebe. after which sbe
will go to Tacomn to spend the win-
tar.
begin on October 12th.
came to tbe city a few days ago
from the home of her sister, Mrs.
Cbarle. nark, la San Mateo, and is
tn at the Fairmont hotel.
■Milam j.
Trimmlajr; done1, to order.
msde to match suits a specialty
SSI lion-tor. corner Ramona.
Mark Bsplnoxa was arrested today]
by Cousuble 6rider on a charge of;
I cruelty to animals. He was Uken [
< Into court and was given nntll o«xt
{ Priday at t o'clock to enter a plea.
Hats as to his guilt or non-guilt.
Tbe way ot the trsnss-reaaof
•ometlmes hard to beat
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NEWSY BRIEFS
ANOTHER CHIS-i
MATCH
Next Wednesday evening Wallace
Nevill will give another exhibition of
J simultaneous chess at Encina Hall.
J He wlll play all comers at once. All
■ chess players are Invited. Come and
bring board and men. The match
will begin nt 7:45 p. m.
Notes and Personals
AI-FRED SKA I-E
ON GRAND Jl'RY
Alfred Seale of Palo Alto has
been summoned to act on the Santa
Clara county grand Jury. The lll<
grand Jury was formally Impaneled
and sworn ln Saturday In Superior
Judge Beasly's court. The Judge appointed C. Everett Bailey to act as
foreman, and the Jury held a abort
.ber of Pnlo Alto Ru«b.! **'« st">""* " *<" '•«• "»• «"""- ""?'".* *l WMch " "" '"C"i0<1
_ ' .-ll Ihl.m Ihnlr l-ia.ilt_.at tllll mnl Limn. UUll " .
John Norton appeared at tbe Var-'Qr|f Ayani ro pit t/rv
alty laat evening la Pathe's Weekly/"tf. -UflAnLtO QlLffVtl
l^bfch the San Diego meet was |„ y^j SERM()N
George L. Beaver and wife have Warning that the national prayer of
returned from a ten-daya' outing at Americana la likely to be "Ood give
Bartlett Springe. u* prosperity." Rev. Charles W. 011-
ikey preached his final sermon yester-
SKRGEANT MILLAR
WEEKEND VISITOR
Sergeant Millar of Company L
was In town aver the weekend visit-
Ing friends. Though one of the
youngest noncommissioned offlcera
of the company In Ine point of service Miller bas more tban made
good. The trip to the border waa
the first actual field experience he
had In the quartermaster's department. He states that contrary to
the rumors of tbe city papers, the
Company I, boys expect to be home
by next Ssturday or Sunday. It la
hoped that everyone who can posul-
bly find the time will be on hand at
the dendt wben the tratn arrives.
fan. Journeyed to SanU Clara m-H them thelr rw>u"t but ™nt iMa'
terday afternoon to watch tbe Mis- n"» un,° the,r ■oul»"
alonltes plsy football. That the average college student Is
• e e getting everything he wants, at the ex
tbat W. C. Short would act as secretary Diatrict Attorney Arthur M.
Free win present to the grand Jury
vldence be haa about alleged
.tjnry tampering ln the recent trUl
Sanu Clara varsity outcla«ed ,htPW«ao« hla.Inner self. I. the fe__r of, o( ^.^ JJJ^ qJ ^ rnasUeQt
St Ignatius varsity Rugger, yester- *•*■?'*•»• **«[•• •* «•**• *" ^ . rt,w of nnntnti over and kill-
day 43 to 0. The score does not In- ■"■ »*«»«■ *™ •*"■ "• *>, inK „Mor ^vedA. a Santa Clara
dlcmte the battle put op by the U.| nled them their request but «mt riches .nKertlty |t|dnl w||h_|||t „_._,..,____
natlans. j unto their sools. |hU aBtoinobne> ThU will not be
•Over and over again In life we may -^^ nv wlth ,he Brmnd ]ury> how.
Edward Ackley. member of the! rediacover tbe fact lhat the path-
city council. U In Pougbkeepsle. j»« to Inner riches Is /the path-
N. Y.. where he haa an Interest In w*>* of ou,«-,, d«'nl»l T1"' thln*"
the Arkley China Company. He wlll th«* our 'ethers worked for, we eol-
vlalt Alberta. Canada, before return-'i*?«» atndenu have on request--whelb-
ing home |er " 'l educatlou ur automobiles."
k see 1 "Drinking all the pleasures of care-
Dr. L. E. Phllllpa. Oeorge W. Tin".'™ college life we muat Uke cere
ney. C. F. Noble and 8herman Van ;**>*•> the verdict be not
ever, until after the aecond trial of
Fodera. which sUrted thla morning.
Gorden of Palo Alto have been sub- them tbelr request but sent leanness
VARSITY DEFEATS
OLYMPIC cum
Playing spasmodic Rugby, the
Stanford varsity defeated the Olympic Club of San Franclaco by a
He satejicore of 38 to 16 In the main event
on the Stanford turf Saturday. Thei
speedy Berkeley High boys overwhelmed the freshmen, 23 to 3. in
tbe preliminary game. The varsity
piled up a 23 to-.: ully by half time.
In the second period the Olympians
penned as witnesses for the second lnl° their souls."
Fodera trial, wblch began tbls morn-j ■
log ln San Joee. The Fodera Jury CASTELLEJA SCHOOL
disagreed recently upon the question PICNIC SATURDAY
of whether or not Antone Fodera li .
-responsible for tbe deeth of Hector Slaty-nine pupils and leathers ofj raised their end to 11 and tbe col-
Zepeda ,a University of SanU CUra Castilleja school went on a picnic to leglaos netted themselves four tries
student who waa struck and killed Alum Rock perk. San Joee, Saturday. [ before the final gun. The Sunford
by an automobile near MounUln j They chartered a apeclal car for the hoys distributed the scoring honors.
View October 30. [occasion and returned about 6 o'clock , though Carroll and I-arhmund were
• • • Saturday night. The Alum Rock park ' the lUn, Opposed to Carroll waa
Miss Gladys GUI, formerly of Pa7o| plunge was reserved for the Palo his fraternity brother Urban, the two
Alto, now of Berkeley, after a aum-, Alto girls from 10 to 12 o'clock J furnishing not a llttlr fun. Besides
_■__ in Oregon, Washington and; Saturday morning and many bad a I Urban,
Erb. Wleslander and Hale
British Columbia, has departed for|flne awtm. Castilleja authorities an-j»t»rred for the Sao Franclaco team
an extended trip east. She wlll visit nonnce that another picnic bas been' H»** *"d Brb together carried the
Cfalcego. Buffalo. Niagara Fells. 8y-'arranged for October 7th wben tbe' b*n on« time for seventy yards. Erb
will be the school girls will go to the Big Basin *«>red a beautiful penalty goal from
Chicago.
recuse and Albany, and
guest of Mrs. Francis Abby. former- for the day.
ly Mlas Caroline Squire, at Boston. —
She win return by way of Baltimore "Wet" signs (timing Down _\__ T° _\\__
and Chicago. Mlaa Gill U a dangh-' Word comes from ths Sacramento HOUSE C-oNFKMHKD
ter of John M. GUI of the Southern valley that -he signs which the Antone Nkotettl, owner of house
Pacific Company. She la a SUnford "weu" bave put up on tbe vine-[in San Jose which Domenlc Baultuar-
thlrty yards In the* second half.
graduate and a member of Gumma yards are being taken down by thejella and
Phi Beta Sorority. The Gills have "weU" themselves,
many friends in Palo Allo. { These signs read: "If prohibition
• • • 'carries. thU t-eautlful vineyard will
The graduation exorctsea of the
Joseph Mascaluso were
burned to death Thursday nlgbt.
confessed to the police last night
that the plot to burn the house for
be ruined." tbe Insurance was hatched In bis
Peninsula Hospital Training School' Now- m»nT ot the vineyards up home, and hla wife. Conslglla Nice,
for Nurses will be beld tonight at I through the Sacramento valley are lettl. was to have started the fire
o'clock at the Masonic temple. The ■ w*°« vineyards. Wine graoea have j with Mascaluso.
general public la invited to attend. ,no1 in many vineyards paid for the Instesd. gaultuarella. his fatber-
e e <e [picking, with the result thst the In-law. had gone Into the houae with
_______________ __l vineyards have been allowed to mn Mascaluso. according to the confee-
There will be a free motion picture. * .__, __ ___
. __ . down, have grown up with weeds,
entertainment at the SUnford Ae- ■ _
____"_"____ _ L, . . *. «nd offer a not very Inviting sight to
_._.__.*.-.«. .... 11 lnnlfel.1 aat W Sk_-.1ra_._- * ** **
STEIN BLOOH AND KUPPEN-
HEIMER SUITS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
If There Were
Anything Better
Stetson
and
Mallory
Hats
Munsing
Union Suits for
Men and Boys
Mowas or aueeiMMiiMia
We Would
Have It
Emery
and
Cluett
Shirts
Interwoven
Hosiery
Pajamas
BOY'S KNEE PANT SUITS
CORD KNICKERS '
CHRISTY. RHODES <& CO,
PHONE 200
aembty hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
Charles J. Freeborn's film. "American
Men in the European Wer'" will be ■
shown. Mr. Lendfleld will speak on |
the subJecL
the paeaerby.
"Wat*1 Ism* Humor
Neverthelesa the "wets" have put
| their "save this beautiful vineyard"
| sign on these run-down properties.
Hon. George 8. Patton. Democratic j p^ona passing In automobiles
candidate for United States senate. Is, navc grown to regsrd the thing as a
the cousin of Mrs. A. J Hutchinson of |j0ke. and there haa gone up a laugh
Palo Alto. Mr. Patton baa a son. throughout tho state over the "ruin
Lieutenant George Patton. on Persh-,of the beautiful vineyards" which al-
ing_ suff In Mexico. j ready have the stamp of adversity
• • • {upon tbem.
Dsncing. Miss I-ewU' classes re-j Aa a result, according to Sacra-
opened. Stodlo 730 Cowper. Ph.TlOM | mento newapepermen tbe "save thU
l-20-lm—Adrt.
eee
QorOMI typewriter. Robert Comp-i
too. agent. Phone P. A. 145.
j.!8-tf— Advt.
Leeky Stores Make Fat -Graveyards
Anderson puts off undertaker's!
call for most housewives from 1 to
10 yeara by correcting faultily constructed gas stoves and stopping:
leaks. Hotel University.
1-25-1 m—Advt.
beautiful vineyard" signs are being
taken down.
MADAM FOREMAN BMRICH'S
OFFICE STUDIO MADISON-THOITS
RLD-: /ROOM 12
HOURS 9 TO 12.
Good typewriter, fir.. Box M. 0..
Times office. l-20-tf—Advt.
Mrs 01II^I.emon has opened dressmaking parlors at 173 Lytton ave.
l-l 1-tf—Advt.
Kent'a Woman's Exchange. Em
broidery, stamping, designing am
handwork. 212 Univ. ave. Ph. 610W.
8-9-tf_Advt.
PUnos tunea, phonofcrapbs re
PH. 368. OFFICE paired. H. Scboroberg A Son. Ph. 67
»-13-t_—Adrt. | 8-lltf— Advt.
slon. and were trapped by tbe fiames
and were unable to escape. Nlcolettl
■ays he knew of tbe plana, but that
his wire was unable to carry them
ont.
The police now believe Saultuaer-
• u,i and Masniluso did not engsge
In a duel, hut that while spreading
gasoline about the rooms the two
men closed the door to prevent being
seen and the fumes became ao atroog
aa to cause an explosion when they
lighted tbe match.
LRU FRACTURED
RESULT OF COI.MHION
John Llnrilonc of Menlo HelgbU.
who was struck by an automobile
Friday nlgbt while riding a motorcycle, lies ln the Peninsula bospiul
with a serious fracture of tbe leg
near tbe ankle. Dr, L. E. Phillips,
wbo Is attending the Injured man.
saya that the leg is ln bad shape and
it will be several weeka before Llncl-
lone will be up and around. The
automobile that struck the man iped
away end the police have no clue
as to the Identity of IU driver. The
motorcycle was only slightly damaged.
T— -•
Miller's homemade cakes are
best. Sold at store only. Pbone M6
7-1 l-tf—Advt.
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