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Search for Lepton Number and Flavour Violation in K+ and π0 Decays
No full textThe NA62 experiment at CERN collected a large sample of charged kaon decays into final states with multiple charged particles in Run 1 from 2016 to 2018. This sample provides sensitivities to rare decays with branching fractions as low as 10−11. Results of searches for the lepton number and/or flavour violating decays K+→π±μ∓e+ and π0→μ−e+ are reported. No evidence of these decays is found, and upper limits on the branching fractions are obtained at 90% confidence level: B(K+→π−μ+e+)<4.2×10−11, B(K+→π+μ−e+)<6.6×10−11, and B(π0→μ−e+)<3.2×10−10. These results improve by approximately one order of magnitude over previous results for these decay modes
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Xocal 3ots
home
■ L W. Cutler la expected
Monday for a short visit.
Ur. aad airs. J. F. Byxbee are
spending a fortnight at Carmel.
J. B. Osborne, of Oakland, ts U»|.^rtt_B_l for the night and Miss A
guest of Mr- and Mrs. John AmotLJMoyw. Ui0 BryEOt rtMtt# WM „.
Oeorge Crome bas purchased thejtaorlxed to assign place* to those
Contif-rence of Young Women at the
residence of Dr. -Jordan laat evening matter* under discussion Included tbe existence ot boarding
houses In which both men and wo-
men -student* are admitted, the In*
adequate provision of reception
rooms for women students, and the
necessity of n matron In clubs of
rntverslty women living together. A
committee consisting ot Mlsa A. Meyer, *07. Mlsa M. Illlle. 'OS. Miss M.
L. Squire. *07. Mlas C. Pedlar. *07.
and Miss E. Branner, '07. chairman,
was appointed to Investigate these
subject*.
The lighting of University avenue
was fully discussed, and a committee
consisting of Mlsa I. Millar. '07.
Mtss J. Johnson, '10. and Miss A.
Meyer. *07, was appointed to draft'
a letter to be preaecfted to the'
trustee*.
The conference also renfflrmed Its
action of a week ago tn passing a
resolution to dispense wltb carriage*
st the junior prom next Friday. Tbe
exorbitant rate* set by the local
liverymen led to tbe action. Th*
womeo living off tb* rompus wlll be
entertained at th* dormntorlec and
Popular i.iii KngagedT
Tb* engagement 'is announced of
Miss Helen A. Lee* to Otto 1- Zeus,
a well-known resiroad employe of
San Francisco. Tbelr wedding will
ne .one of tho aftor-E*st«r events.
April 3d having been selected for the
date. Mr. Zeus and bis bride will
go to tbe Grand Canyon on thutr
honeymoon and on their return will
live in Berkeley.
—Mlse-bec* has many friends
Methodist Cburcb — Corner of
Hamilton avenue and Webster street.
Sunday School at 9: it a. m. Junior
League at 3 p. tx). Ep worth League
at tilt p. m. Preaching by tbe
pastor it 11 l m. and 7: SO p. m.
Tbe topic for tbe evening sermon
will be from the Great Experience*
of Jesus, "Transfigured." All are
welcome to these services. Channing
A. RIchardsoa, pastor.
Following I* the mu*i.-»f program'
.-,_,__- "-M*****" ( of bis employers and Is rapidly be-
Anthem — 'Jesus, the Very! __ .... .
Thought of Th**." (Farmer).
Palo Alto, where she has often been
tbe guest of Mrs. lata M. Ford, formerly Miss Rachel Couch. She la
a decided 1) pretty girl* who has tbe
charm of winning and keeping a*
friends those wtjo meet ber.
Mr. Kegs'hag won the confidence
coming popular ln railroad circle*.
q NEW OXFORDS
ARRIVING .: ::
G. A. Stongul home at 622 Humous
street.
Mr*. A* N. Mills Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs- 1-ogsu, of
Santa Clara-
Mrs. Fred Wbttmlre. of Mountain
View, formerly Miss Georgle Pitman
of this city, visited In Palo Alto yeeterday.
who have not alroady beeo provided
for.
Miss Coon Kagage-d.
One of tho most Interesting engagements of tbe season la that of
Miss Frances Coon, daughter of Mrs.
A. Pslmer Dudley, ot Menlo Park,
to Oliver Kebrleln. Tbls delightful
Mr. and Mrs J JarVson. of Sao p|w.# of new> hm- g-ren .oelety a
very plcaaant matter to chat about,
for both Mtss Coon and her fiance
are very welt known In (he exclu-
alve set. Tbe announcement of th*
betroth*! waa made on Sunday,
when Mr*. Dudley a*k*d a few
friends to tea to share the happy secret. Congratulation* and good
Pedro, nre tb* guests of Mr. Jackson'* brother, VV. II Jackson and
Mr*. Jfukson.
The women members of All Saints
Church will meet at the rectory on
Tuoaday afternoon st 3 o'clock for
buslnesa of Importance-
Mr*. Harriet P*ge returned from
Pleasanton y«*terday. where she w*atwl*he* are being showered on the
called two weeks ago by the serious
lllnes* ot ber brother, Mr. Crittenden.
Mrs. Charl** Wood ts expected
bome next Wednesdsy from Independence, Kas*. where she was called
la*t week by the death of ber
mother, Mr* Mark.
Mra. Lloyd Eaton snd Miss Lura
Lynn returned from a short visit in
San Francisco Thursday Mrs. Eaton
young couple.
Mlt--*, Coon rom** from one of tbe
heal known and oldest families In
th* state, and is *ntltled by right of
birth to ber place ln California's
first society. Sbe Is a beautiful girt
and hus been a great belle thla past
wlater. Sbe ts a niece of the late
Judge Coon and a granddaughter of
Mrs, Adams, who owns a beautiful
country plsce at Menlo Park.
Mr* Dudley faas leased n rery
aad vi- l-rna -* "Jiadame mm.... M„ llN ., „„,,„ p,,,, ,„„
#•_**> **** U'_lM_il>r nia-iinr I
fly" on Wednesday evening
] (here the and her daughter reald*.
Mr. and Mra, J. C. Jen*. Ml**| Oliver Kebrleln I* a San Francis-
Anna Jen* and Hlrain Jens, of Bel-jean by birth, but received the great-
moat were tbe guest* of Mr. and j er P»rt of his education In New
Mrs. A, F- Otto lost *v«nlng at thej York and abroad. He lived for some
German comedy. "Minna von Baro-! y«-*»™ »n Rurope. and has traveled
helm," and wilt spend a few day*'-. eitenalvely. He ha* taken degree*
vl»ltlng in Palo Alto. j« Stanford and Columbia unlveral-
.. .a .-ii. _„j «.„ i ,„_.- tie* and I* a member of the Phi Del-
Burttngame folk may no longer
; ta Theu fraternity. It* 1* a sinic-
conttnue to dock tbelr how* !*»*■,„„, mKiwt9r nnd to In bu*lne*s
for their swagger turnouts, for Oov- j ■„ -j-m Franclaco. Mr. Kehr-
ernor Olllett yesterday signed Sen-; lein romea of a fine old English fam-
ator John B. Curtin'* bill making it, Uy. bis nncle being the late Sir K*y-
a misdemeanor to dock tall*. Alt; mond Creaonpalr. wbo died la Lon-
horsee In the stale now ao disfigured j don recently.
must be registered with tba county ; Tbe marriage of Mlsa Coon and
clerks within thirty dsys. Failure'Mr. Kehrlein will take place In the
to do so wlll toy the owuer open to. early summer, aa soon a* thecharm-
prosecutloo. Exhibition stock wllh; Ing bome which Mr. Kehrletn Is
docked tails may be brought Into tbe building for bis bride at Menlo f>ark
st»te, bul must be registered- shall have attained completion.
Solo—"Show Me th* Way, O Father" i Williams i. Mrs, Rogers.
Evening.
Anthem—"Let Not Your Heart Be
Troubled" (Foster).
Male Quartet—"Sweet Sabbath
Eve" (Park*).
Presbyterian Church*—-Rev. Wai
ter Hays, pastor: Sabbath School at
1:45 a. m.: preaching aervlo* at 11
a. tn.; Junior Endeavor Society at
3:30 p. i».; Senior Endeavor Boclet)
at 5:1 p. m.; evening aervlce at
7:30 p. m. A cordial Invitation 1*
extended to all.
Unitarian Church—Jordan's Hall.
Sydney 11. Snow, minister. 10 a. in..
Sunday School: 11 a. m . sermon by
the minister. Tbls will be tbe laat
service In Jordan's Hsll; beginning
with Ibe following Sunday ibe new
church on Chsnnlng *v«nue and
Cowper street will be used.
Christian Church—Tho usual sor-
vtcee will be beld Sunday. Tbe subject of Mr. Beal's sermon at ibe
rooming sen-Ire will be "What Is
your custom?" In the vvenlng be
wlll speak on "Our Religion." The
public U cordially Invited.
Prasbyterlan Cburcb — Morning
aervlce at il o' clock. Sermon by
the pastor. Sunday School at 12: IS.
Junior Choir at 3 p. ro Society of
Chrlsttan Endeavor at fi: 15. Tbe
subject. "What Is Success."' Evening aervlce at 7:30. Pastor's address wltl be to youug people especially and wtll consider "Another
Fundamental Element tn a Strong
Ufe,"
All Saints Church — Hamilton
avenue and Waverley street. Rev.
Donald II. Brookman. rector. Services for March I7th. tbc fifth Sunday In Lent, 7:30 a. in. holy communion:' .» 4.*. a. ni . Sunday School;
II a. m. morning prayer and ser-
moo: 7:30 p. m.. evening service,
with address by Professor Murrsy lu
tbe series on St. Paul. I>enten weekday service* a* follow*: Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 4:30 p.
m, Wednesday and Friday at t p. m.
Also midweek service with confirmation instruction on Wednesday evening at 7:46 o'clock. Subject this
week, "Tbe Church and tbe Churchman" Strangers are moat cordially
Invited. Meeting of all women ol
the parish Tuesday, 3 p. ro. at rector'*
All society Is roncb Interested In
(he lecture to be given by Dr. David
Starr Jordan on Saturday afternoon,
March 33d. at tbe meeting of the
Japan Society of America, of which
Henry P. Bowie Is the president and
which has done *o much to exploit
the beauttea of art and other Inter-
estlng features of Japan. Dr. Jordan will apeak concerning Japanese
fishes, on which subject be Is the
leading authority. Colored slide*
ar* being prepared under Dr. Jordan's supervision, msklng the lecture decidedly n scientific event as
well as a social occasion. Mr.
Bowie Is an uncle of Miss Helen and
Miss Emily Bowl* of Palo Alio, wbo
are at present touring Europe.
I ri (" i hi iti- ■!■ Wnnted.
Th* Investigation committee Is
seeking for any Information which
rosy lead in the fludlng of the authors of the "Bogey." AU Information will be regnrded as strictly con-
fidonttol. Address communications
to tbe Investigating Committee.
Box j:**. Stanford linlverstty P. O.
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Captain Macfarland and Graduate
Manager Sales ar* negotiating for s
meet to b« beld In lhe south against
th* University of Sonthern California on lho 30th of this month. At
a meeting of the trackmen last night
It was unanimously voted to mske
the trip, and Sales will attempt to
close negotiations st once.
Th* ImMy Time*—10c a wee-*..
If you have cstarrb in the nose,
head or throat, with offensive breath.
coughing. Irritation of tbe throat,
raising of mucous, difficulty In
brvathlng. sneexlng. husky or hoars*
voice, discharge from the no**, tickling and dropping nt the bach of the
throat, especially at night, begin the
use of Hyomel nt once.
lis, beating medication breathed
through the neat pocket Inhaler that
come* with every outflt, will give
qul-*k relief In all catarrhal troubles, and It* continued- use wlll kill
the catarrhal germs, and drive tbem
from the system.
By nstng Hyomel you got In your
own home the aame results as
though you lived out ot doors In the
Adirondack* or the Colorado mountains. The germ-kllllng properties
of Hyomel reach tbe most remote
alr cells of the respiratory organs,
soothing and healing any Irritation
H "ii- may be In the mucous ineni-
brano. and killing all catarrhal
germ*.
Here ln Palo Alto where Hyomel j
hna been known and *old, there are
many wbo freely attest Ita wonder-1
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Hyomel Is the guarantee tbat the
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Tb* complete Hyomel outflt cost*
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S. P. BRIDGE AT
DUMBARTON POINT
BIO INDKltTAKING TO GKT NEW
KRKIGHT ROUTE INTO SAN
FRANCISCO.
Route Will Be By Way of Newark,
Dumbarton Point and thc New Itay
Shore Cut-off.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 9—The
Southern Pacific Company has de
elded upon a new freight line between
this city and Oakland for the handling of transcontinental freight for
the Orient, as well as general lines.
Th* route will be "by wsjr of Newark. Dumbarton Point, Redwood City
and across the now bay shore cutoff Into this city. The line Is to be
about sixty-seven miles long, with
a maximum grade of about one and
n half per cent. This move is one of
the most Important made by tbe company for some time.
Tho old coast road, recently transformed Into a broad-gauge system
from Alameda to Newark, will be
utilized In tho new system. The line
will thon extend across tbe proposed
Dumbarton Point cut-off to Newark
and across the shallow south bay by
u 260-foot drawbridge. From thin
point the line will extend to Redwood
City.
From the Intter place tho rouio
will expend Into this city by way of
tho bay shore cut-off, which Is now
In course of construction. It Is expected the cut-off will be completed
by Decombcr. This will give tho
Southern Pacific a chance to Inaugurate Its new freight-system within
n very short lime after.
The expense of the cut-off across
from Dumbarton Point will be large,
nnd this work was only-determined
upon after it was round to be out of
the question from an economic point
of view to move freight from Oakland *lo San Francisco via San Jose
or Santa Clara, a distance of nearly
one hundred miles.
The Immense growth of San
Franclfico made It necessary either (o
j provide mom trans-boy ferry facilities
I and ships and yards at great ex-
iiense or bring Snn FrnnclBco freight
! Into the bay by way of on all-rail
line.
| After Investigation U was decldod
I that the only practicable route
, would be to cross South San Fran-
j ciaco boy at a'polnt which would reduce the rail mileage to a figure
that would mean no greater expense
that the present slow system
switching trains In West Oakland
yard, shipping the cars In groups
across the buy on car ferries and thon
roswltchlng to Sao Francisco freight
houses and Industries.
President Harrlman. after the fire
gave evidence or his faith In thc city
by ordering the work rushed, believing It would be very necessary in
furnishing transportation facilities to
handle tho material for robulldlng
tho city. ■
Chief Engineer Hood expects to
have one line, the bay shore eut-off,
completed this fall. Fifty miles of
yard tracks are being Inld at VlRlta-
clon Boy. Just below the city. Day
and night gongs are employed and
tho five tunnels nre well under way
Tho line will be dotiblo track to San
Jose, connecting with the present
line at San Brano.
The suburban passenger service
Is to be Increased and the time shortened arteen minutes. All north and
south frolght for Snn Francisco will
then come in via San Jose, and east
and west freight, Instead of crossing
tbo bay nt Oakland, will move via
Dumbarton Point.
The Dumbnrton Point cut-off will
bo begun no Hoon as possible. White
there Is no regular line of boats
operating south of Dumbarton Point
and only a few schooners occasionally
plying those waters, the possible fat
■r« commerce Is to be safeguarded
by a drawbridge of two Bpans each,
giving a channel of m feet clear
and large enough to accommodate tho
biggest steamer afloat
Passenger service has not
decided upon. Tho now route wilt
not affect any other service than that
; across San Francisco boy. unless an
j Ogden route overland should In
; brought In that way.
[ The Southern Paclflc local ofllclali
! expect to have the new route completed In time to serve San Francisco's prospective Immense building
trade ot next spring.
SAX JOSE, July 8.—Thc real es-
; tote deolors, at a meeting Saturday,
' formulated n protest to the War De-
. partment and President Roosevelt
against the building of n bridge nc-
| ross the narrows of San Francisco
oay at Dumbarton Point. Louis Son-
nlkson, n local merchant, said ho had
; visited Colonel Heuer on behalf of
the Chamber of Commerce.
; The plans provide for a drawbridge with a draw of 125 feet span
on either side of the central pier.
i The Southern Paclflc agent, Mr.
i Schlllbcrg. sold It would soon be nec-
' essary to provide some relief for tho
congestion at Oakland arising out of
tho fact that passengers and freight
bad to be transferred across the bay
by ferry. Tbe building of tho bridge
would bring the transcontinental line
nearer San Jose. It wonld not tend
to Increase rates. San Jose bos tho
benefit' of terminal rates on products
going out of the valley. It might
make a difference ln< tho local rates
if a pile bridge were to be constructed, but a drawbridge would permit
freight competition by water.
It la not the Intention of the railroad to make a freight line exclusively, but they would run transcontinental passenger trains over tbe
bridge.
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Newspaper reference to "a man
in;iiod Bakor" recently truvelcd across
die coatluvut In conn?ctlon with tbe
Unities »el up In tbe untlonnl cnpltol.
Mil- point tuude wns thnt uo oue In
Washington knows why there should
be ii statue in the group or celebrities
to one Edward D. linker nor iu fact
who this particular Raker was. This is,
of course, not true, for thc civil and
ofllclnl elders of the nation welt remember tbe sltock to the cutlre public
caused by the dentil at Ball's muff In
the full of 1HU1 of Ibis typical and picturesque pioneer aud soldier. Baker
was an enrly friend of Lincoln, who
bad served with high rank In the Mexican war. Lincoln appointed him s
general; of volunteers, nnd lie fell when
the death roll was not yet long or filled
with Illustrious names. Tbe fact that
tbe question has been raised over this
piece of granite shows the folly of
overdoing the monument business, at
least of engaging In it rashly. Tbo
Baker statue Is a misfit If it stands for
nothing today or crowds out others
with stronger claim.
What ban impiwned to'tJciierul Baker
within fifty years after his martyr-Uke
dentil may happen to tbe poet Longfellow sooner tbau that If tils statue Is
placed In tbe group with tbe great
military nnd civic heroes of tho nation,
ub proposed.
Tlie coupling of the name of Commodore John Barry with that of Pan)
Jones In this new memorial scheme ts
certain to raise tbe query. "Who was
Jobu K.i! -: ':" aud that will be u good
tblug to revive Interest lu tbe times
or l\ii:l Jones himself. Barry was a
contemporary of Jones and some have
declared a greater officer, lie was on
Irish Immigrant boy, who became tbe
bend of the United States navy and
fought the hereditary enemy of bis
race with nlilllty and honor to the end
or the war. lie never had Paul Junes'
brilliant op]>ortunltlcs. nor did his feats j
of war lay bold of tbe popular Imagine- j
tlon. If Jones Is to live lu granite at j
tbe cupitol surely Barry should be be- j
side bltu, thnt the stories of these two 1
alien patriots may be studied together.
A fine monument to commemorate a
great historical event Is nlwnys a national asset. With Its. moaning rightly
understood it stimulates love of country and often keep* olive events that
would die out of memory If left solely
to l>ooks. The landing of the Mayflower, wblcb It Is projected to commomo-
rate. Is In no danger of being forgotten,
''in tlie case Is different with Washington's battle with Coniwnllls at
Princeton, N. J., In. 1777, aud the battle
of King's Mountain. North Carolina, la
1780, two events embraced lit the same
scheme. Princeton was oue of the
most daring and certainly one of tbe
most successful actions %-blch Washington fought, und It had a beurlng on
tbe future of the war In New Jersey
and around Philadelphia, Just as the
little exploited battle at King's Mountain contributed to the victory at
Torktowu u year later.
The monuments which nre Included
In the measure with tbe statues are to
be erected upon the sites or the events
they commemorate. It tins also been
suggested tbat tbe national capital city
should uo longer be without a mouu-
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BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
In making their rounds UncleJgam's
free delivery carriers might distribute
tbe weather forecasts In some simple
and Inexpensive manner. Tbe suggestion for a stamp on the mall to Indicate weather changes Is good as for
as It goes, but It lesves out those families who do not get mall every day.
It seems that tbe French war department made away with 940,000,000 of
the people's money i ire paring for a
fight with Germany wblcb was never
"pulled ofT* during the Moroccan conference at Algeclrns. Evidently the
art of government graft lias past masters ln effete Europe.
A Hoe "not exceeding 1,400. Mr.
Edison doesn't need to be told tbat It
ts n sin to let so much powar go to
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Sow ts the tine to have robber tiros put on your rig tmr
spring snd summer. We bats
the latest Improved machinery
and eapsot workmen ia charge
of this department.
Blacksml thing mat bors*-
sMoeJng is promptly sUeads*
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Palo Alto Times
TODAY'S NEWS
TODAY
PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1902.
PROFESSION*!. CRDS
MRS. STOWE S SCHOOL
, ,,, Saaca Sccaa.
AFFftIRS OF
r*to Alto.Cal
na h. d. oooge.
Lf - MST15T
MM ttear* I a Ir . a ss. I ut M
Man** Bla**, I"*** Alto.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER
OEHTIIT
I Pti'Iiii L'Blvaraliv ava.aae
,r*to Ait* Mela OStrs, Seam*
GEO. BLAKESLEV UTTLE. DOS.
DENTIST
uses, ktarvta Baisdlat. t'alvaralir AvaJfals
AlM,txd. _^______^_
DR WALTER R SCROGGS
Phytic.S. S*d Surgeon
I itl is mwi ni' is. Ms-i Isaa-Teel u, BM.
LOCAL. BREVITIES.
! Tbe Pinter Carnival will be on. of
j tb* chief event* of the ass*BB.
I B. P. Beyoold. returned today
' from a two Bsontbs' ttey In Wasblug-
THE CAMPUS
STANFORD ENGLISH CLUB.PREPARING A PLAY.
The Ban Jcoe oouiyoll llmlU tbe
number of aalooua to ninety for Ibat
city.
Th* Urend Chapter of tUO.K.K,
ysstentey In Haa
Stcphrii Boyoe ta down from tbs GRAND
Sierras via I Una hta mining parlo**,1'
DR. NATHALIE SELLING
Stanfsrd taild.sr. Palo tit*
Bsw..lWl Tel ms*aa\i
DR C R BLAKt
Worn**.'* Dimbisi s Specialty
I'rliais aaaiiartasa. SHKssrey .smt. Baa
pAROLIN L. GUILD. M.O.
v PmySC»h lHe*.atop*tbnt)
a** raia Aim. Tst
PrtVSICisN AND SURGEON
l to .east to* am far-
* 1 Mt KIsUM ell—i
HB PASMORE
* Teacher ef Siigm
8 PASMORE
(Si
I* tealfcl. I>aetl or Wo.
ROBERT LLOYD B*f>woe
leach** tkt art of '■■•£' c
Carts,i Isreathlac. Uto »e*v*r riatia* at IS*
vales el.*! aaviaclaisoa. latorrssetail*., sarss-
las. ■It** Al rmeniii tall WadaeaSar.
pHARLES R. DETRICK
\j Reel L.t.ie tad inis'tnee
Lsveal ***** el DavM OeaB * Ssj*. Baa IT**.
*t*e* Wall* rarae * Oaa Sautila*. Tel.
Blast .1
MARSHALL BLACK
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bessys-tart Pa*. Alto aaltaaht
M*itoa IVsarraiari *•***• J
Mrs. Stanford Fits. Dociturrere
Actions BrooBhi by Sculptor' Schmid
to Recover D.m»(e».
The Engllab Club at Stanford he*
decided to Stage a play, tba uatme of
which will be entirely unlqo. la tb*
htalory of tb* Partite coast under-
grndantedreasatlc*. Tbenaderteklag
will fae tbe preasatetlirn ot an old
Engllab play. "The Knight nf tbe
llurulng Pestle." It wa* written by
Praacta lie* mm ml In tb. sixteenth
century and ta a barlaoque satire oa
tb* method, of tb* Uiutsrthan dram
attate. Member, of tb* Englltb far
nity are aiding tbe atudent* to pre**at
tb* i >l*y, and language, aetllug aud
eoatiimlug will correspond faltlifntly
lo that of tbe peHod depleted.
MRS. STANFORD DEMURS.
Mre, Stanford, d*f*ndent la two
suits Uonght by Rupert Bcbmtd th*
*cul|-tor, be* Ole«t demurrer* to Uitb
.-..tui'laiiita. setting forth that lb*
ilnrlinieuta do imt atete facts -nf
lien-lit lo courtltiit* causes of action,
becaua. the speciltcatlooe for tb*
work are aot asade aorta of the eom-
l-Ulut, and for other reason*.
Hofamld allege* that Mrs. Stafford
failed lo carry out a contract, for
work iierformsd on the friexe of the
M.'iiiiirial arch. | '
NEW FRATERNITY HOUSE.
William Tbompsoa of Mtyfield tax*
aseured • contract from tbe Kappa
Hignia llulldliig Aaaoclatlon to erect a
ha i ii Is. -ti i r fraternity bouse ou the
campus. It *ill be colonial In style,
two stories with basement aad wttl
aod ta to cost •IS.ftUO. rJtentord i
ready has tbe reputetten of having
th* moat artistic fraternity bona*, of
any university In tbe West, and al-
ii.'~t every orgaulxetluii now haa Ha
owu borne there. Tbl* new building
Will Is* highly Britatlc In it. srrenge.
ssent and BDtafalag*.
A. Westell.
W. E- Allen, of Alien'* plnno and
sewing mncblne emporium; Sao Jose,
sms In town today.
Rural free delivery haa been asteb-
llabad at Oolma, Ban Mateo county,
to go Into rtiwt Noveraber 1.
Mre. Partridc* of Ureas Vallsy kl
la Palo Alto toe a visit with her
dsugbter. Mre. WOl C. Wsrry.
Mre. S. A. Kidder will eniertslB
eight lad lea tomuiTOW sf lemoon with a
card party at ber homo oa Lyttoa *■*■
ATSANJGSE
ARMY AND PARDEE
OLUBS ENTERTAIN.
Hon. Jams* E. McUcblwi arte Hen.
EssgaraP. LaudSli«r*taamEiaAu*-
Istlk Wsltoms.
L**l nlgbt th* Oread Army sod
Pard** clubs of Baa Joe* gar* a rousing ncoptloa to many candidate*.
Duncan McKlatay wa* latooded to be
tbe go est of honor, bat Hon. 3. E.
Mclachlan of Los Auaeles and Hon,
%. P. Xsoud topt-taod to b* lu th*
tjarden City, sod the** gentlemen
abend la tb* sothuatastlo welcome.
Both ot tbe Coagreaamau apoke, alter
which Mr. Bssotey on* hoard treat,
sad then Marshall Stack mod* a abort
addrom. Mr. Black wan heartily received by the people snd hta rdroeaut
uusatutulua uisuiisr mad* him busts
of admirer*. Ua aeem* to bars
■truck a popular chord, and ta making
rota* on all sides.
Mre.Gertrude Bustard and daughter,
Lucille, who kave •peat the summer I*
YYasbtegloa, have returned to their
Mouateln View boasts.
Tbe (air held laat wsek at Mountain
View bj the ladles of Si Joseph s
church waa undeniably a
the worker* cleared I30OO.
It ba* been rumored Lb.
lag l-ulldiae. lately .accorded by the MEETING OF PROPERTY OWNERS
Pail.toleu Company ta ta to be turoad ^ pnpM%r OWoM ^^ ,b, up.
luto a skBtlng rink tbl* winter.
per part .of University at.nuo, will
Th. Stanford museum has recelvsd bold a meeting tonight at the offloe
three hamlaoss* a*w engrevlngs. "Th* ofj. J. Morris to adjust matters about
Railway Btetteo." "la the lUIgn ol »■* oiled portion of tba sr.no*. Tb*
Oueoa Victoria," aad "Itetb* Day." *"•* *» *****■• ha* *»■*■ ***"• for mane
time, end where tbe street has
Tbe many friend, of Profseeor „,,» .^ at ,|rt crossing* It Is bard
Clark H Wblltter will i*afret to teem and la tine eonditlnn. The outer
that be has boon too 111 to meet any adgse of tb* atomic *r* .till rough
uf hi* daaxea sincesrrlTing at bla iteSysaArsJhsi aofl, aboalng that a roHpr
or constant tr***l ta needed lo make
an oUed road sotldlfy. If lb*
ment on Ualveralty avenue is setUfse-
lory and lb* oust ta not loo great,
there will doubtlSbs b* other alreste
lre*t«d licit s|iriug, a* oiling can uot
be dons In eold or wet weather,
„»:'■: ATBUINASWITH
FIVE ON A SIDE
with J J
Hears J TvaSto. one. HOME FOR THE CHAPLAIN.
NORMAN E. MALCOLM
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC CITY ATTORNEY
Oaetr*! aiuallaa five* to all torsi aa* •*-
tarj vera. Ki.bm tf I* faetiaaaw tUaaa.
Ued.'t.s*' sad Ciw ■.•!■•'
CONTRACTORS
eljTHWOOb
aa.Cst.AvER ANO CONTRACTOR
iXSsssr-ASSta,
i. Pat* Aim, Cad.
Mr*. Stsnfi.r.1 ha* let Ibe contrast
for a colonial rotlagr oa Alvaredo
Row, for Her. I). C. Uai-duer. The
bouaa will be a very attractive design
and of a style entirely new on tbe
compos. It will to two storks* la
height aod eootaln seren rooms with
b latgs porch on tbe east aide. Tb*
ground plan shows Ol by tn feet.
Work alii be rushed so the chaplain
i an bare hla boots at aa early date.
NEVADA TEAM COMING.
Tb. football team of tbe t'alverslty
of Nevada will arrive on the campus
Prtday night aad remain until Sunday
afternoon. Th* game scheduled be-
laeea that teem aad lb* Varsity will
be plsyad on ttelarday afternoon. Two
year* ago Stanford wa* defeated by
Nevada by a atxtra of a to 0, bat taat
ywsr Siaaford waa by 11 to 0. A lively
game Is satlclpsted on Saturday.
field of labor In Chicago.
Tbe fair la Ksdwood City, gtrea In
eld ot tbe Cntbol e church, doeed oa
Monday algbt after a we*k'e mn.
Over 13,500 rew*rd*d tb* ladles who
• ■irked bard lo make It a .iii-ree*.
j Jos* Joachim Castor* of Haa Jos* ba*
I made up hta mlud to vote thl. year for „—-***— n « -p—w c
the first Urn*, aad iwgtatered a few tlEsKleE. DAI 1L.C,
dayaago. Belsa aatltaaea aad i* tba
uMret ooe In the county, bssla'g
Prom tbe oomplalnU which oome
from Baa Joes, sum. on. must lo' San Rafael. Oct. 21.—Ths refueal of
doing • lively temlaata la tneyele*. several Italian aiise*>-y*« of DosalU *
HcorcsJy ■ day paooo* without th* feten*-
Ibefl of oo* or *>ore wbrels belog re- e* B-1
,*.rted and weret of all very few are »*«dar ailernooa b*t»r« Bv. rltl
. xen* of llii'liia* A number of ■hot)
•ver found. j mtn *xrhaag*d on both side* aad last
The polling place and election olB- eveuloa Knilllo Landlao. Pedro I an
cere for Palo Alto for the Norember *,I»M> ",1 Andrtano Bylva were Iand«|
election sre es follows: Polling place, ln -**1 ******* *ltb aasault to mnrdsr.
' . .. . ,^.lTr while Paul rrenrett* and Pedro Branc
!.* hsBxae; lua|*ctor*. A. Sim
■ . iTi a . a * ii ■** belag parsaed ay a posse la tne
(shreye, L. A. t.allaad i Judges, J. 11. ^^ mbo„ j^^
Larfcln. Prank Coudsn; Tally t*lerks.; ni) flTfp abot^T1aeflfsd Italian Inm-
K. A. Tbemtpmin. 0, E. Lucas; Ballot b*™,^ were dlacharged by irorwrea'
elarka, A. 0, Btepbena, R. L. Tebtn. | R, f. Stoa* riunday tnorniag tmcauM
of their refueal to work oa that day.
Bante Clara county will maloUin
The men became ugly, and a mtt-up
aa exhibit at Ih* Thaukagivlng citrua ■ WM u,..,,.,!. bat wa* averted for tbs
Pair which will ba held In tb* n*r* Uma heias Tea Itellaas left th* mil'
of tb* Ferry l-uildlog. Ban Fraaetaoo. *at returned, hastily armed, sad Ir
ce>mm«ocing Moaday, Nosombar 3llb. ! traatmad themselves ta • cabla aaar
lair* of this kind sttract universal tb* aawmlll. Sinn*, with hta asslst-
■ttentioo from visitor* aad great tore I ant Oliver rongtey, accompanied by
should betaken to bare the eihlWIa.Tom Longley. 01* Olsen and Joba
tbe floret tb-t can be oolleeted. Block* ■"•*-«* •■ **-• e*w- —* °*
\ arnaded that ta*
Mr*. Btenford baa eoaxraasod for *. fasailad* of *hot* wa* lb* reply. **d
building for primary acbool pnrpoaas I ****»• aad hta eeaapnaloa oseaed *n
Now ta tb* scc.ptsd time for caodl-
data* to do Ibelr hualllng. Prom now
oa until tbe election ta over tbey
should be willing to do without eating
or tdeeplng. There will be aa awful
long time after that srlrenoona day In
November for erime of Ibmn to rent.
W. A. Botkla, hnalatad of Mre.
Cordelia Botkla. convicted ot murder,
aaad ber for dlvorca an tb*
ground ot dessert ion. Considertng tbe
fact that bar sojourn la prison ta, to
say tb* Ueat, compulsory, that ground
•eema somewhat tar fetched.
and ground has already been broken
for It. Tbe new eahool boons to be
erected on Halvetler* Row, I* to b* S
frame •Irui'tiir" of nilaaiuii Styl* at
•nblteetnre. «0>t0 feet, and will to
perfect In It* squlpsaeoU. It ta de-
slgaad solely for the us* of campus
child reo.
A book daaeriptlv* of tb* fl.bea
gathered by Dr. Jordan and party
last aommer la Immoa ta 1-eina pre-
pared for pol.il-.tlon. It will b* U*
lostrated wttb colored ptrtnres which
ar* Ih* work ot ICafco Mortto. •
gredoate of tbe Imperial unlverslly ot
Tokk). wbo ta ta tbe employ of the
Plab CommlMion, and wbo ta dotog
fata work In Dr. Jordan'a offlce.
oabla. eompI*t«lr riddling It.
rreacatta aad Brano lamped throatb
a rear window aad escaped to tbe canyon. The other* lurrendsred, sad
war* *b*s*klsd aad brengbt to Baa
SafaaL Deputy aaarlffs Martin and
Agn*w have atarted la pore.it ot tbe
fagltlr**. aad It ta tboegbt tbay con
Koaaor be* It that one of tbe heod
io..i widows in Iowa ta preparing
to smlsxrk a poo tbe matrimonial sea.
Now we bare a store of beadsoui*
widow* and a good guessing contest
might to arrenged tu ■*• which tine is
meant. •
tondon. OcL 11—Beplyins la
House of Common* to B qnsstloa of
Major Evan* Oordea. a member of the
Royal Commlaalon on Allen Immlgra
tlon. Premier Balfour aald tba eorre
snondence npoa tb* Ualted aanta**
sot* to tb* powara oa tbe sob tart of
Rnumanla'* treatment of tb* Jew*
aot t-ompl*te aad therefore be war
unable to aay whether It would- be
publtahed or tt aa opportunity would
be gfree tbe house to dtacnea th*
HiaoaLLANaoua
Butter!. Butter! Butter!
We have secured the agency for
the BEST BUTTER
MADE, "HYGEIA." It will
sell at ?oc per sq. this week. "Monogram," a choice second butter, 40c
this week. '
Jordan's Cash Store
Now is the Time
To remember that we hsve the
Best Brands and Fullest Stock
RUBBER BDDD5
Overshoes
Boots
YOUTHS
BOYS ..
WOMEN.
•ti-7,
■ «5
• 1-75
Men's Boots in all Styles and Grades. Towers' Fish
Brand Oil Clothing, the Best made.
THOITS' SHOE STORE
1 Dudfield Lumber Co.1
PROMPT DELIVERY
Rlfjht Prices
" The llestjhe Very Best" - TUrinrMr*
EARLE & CO.
GROCERS
All High Grad* GrocsHJn . Th*y Spaak for Thwrnwlv**
Mrs. and Mta. Uowwd, wbo bate
beea living nt U. W. Haras*' boawe,
lefl today for thetr horn* lo the lost
Wlllrtnalaa. Island of f^raeoe. Oct
fl.—Troop* trelonglna to lbs revoln
llonary army r*«ppe*red tn strrmi
for. e flundsy at I'■* Terjuee. * fee
hours from f'arseas. VeaexuaL Tbe
gov*raa>eat of laat repuktk- aent
troops from la Victoria to Impad* lb*
aaranc* of tba
Baa Praarlsro. Ort, 7Z — Itids err
oi-rned U'mday at the offlce of th<
UaHed Btatre Army Engiaeef. Lie-
teaaat Colonel ll.-m-r. for the remov*
of filossiim 'lock In lb. bartxir T' <
plana call for a depth of thirty fe*c
of water over IL The bids wee* fr>
wsrdad to Wsaalagtoa for lyyrn
Th*
j Treatment of 1
I Customers . I
' Is a very Important thing in any busi- IT'S
- ness. Curry never tries to force any —s»
; one to buy a thing, they don't want -*»
Z Cheaper goods sold as graciously as ~*g
Z though they were more expensive at ZS
| GURRY'S |
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Tbe Brave and Oaring Frenchman Pilatre de Rozier.
TRAGIC END OF HIS CAREER.
Me Wee Use F*r*t Amrtmmit te Less
HI* Lit* Frees s Bells*-., sad He
Ws* Pas**** to Owsth W.tn s Ceev
****** Pre*. * H****tt el UB Feat,
*eaa I'rascets Fiutx* de Busier, who
was bora *t Una to 1TM and who waa
hfUed. a wsrtyr to bl* s*-si. by a tall
ftoco his twilooo at Boelc-goe* Tnoee.
June lo. IT** waa tbe Or** a»rets*ei
to lee* his !lf» In tbr dsttguruos wort
af tnasisrtas th* sir
Pllatr* Oe llo-tler. who bad used*
ascent* le ttw Uacugaiaee belta***. de-
gers tmt ceald think sod drsata of
eothtog hat bow as ceoJd faaaiee a
s that weald carry bis ea an
DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, SATURDAY. og.Ty 16. 19119.
THE RAT KIWI
Mi* pmm*4 Was Bu***s**w*y he* H
In lb* seny sluice ot tbe Iaat cea-
tary tbe BsttheoaU* laatttatlco wa*
la/ested erttb rata. Nothing la the
buikllag ***u**d lo be rat proof. Ttwy
ass efctna cun-ii with sreenJcal soap or
Uble Itnen or Ihe .-ui.truis of l*rofe*anr
Henry's pantry without dtorrtuiliutMo.
Every on* In ttw dty, rrom i-rofeoeor
Benry to tbe bc*txbtack. bad 00* **b~
Jaat to cotausoe, asd that was -rst*.*
Aa Vrote*mw deary, who Uwsd la
the east sad of ibe bonding, was ha
taatng to aa set-oust of ths rata
wrought lu Us boos* during tbat day
Prof*e*or ftp-race* Batrd walked la
aad aid. Jaat aa tt he bad baaa Ari-
towlag fi try word of the family cee-
*****000. "I a**, tost twee told thai
thee* la ■ ssee la fhlielilpkto who
caa rU this plac* af rs is"
Prof—aur Ueary** eyas sapnaaad
tateruat sod
Be tw-roty-three
l, tessrly always alaaa. bat occs
r bctooj periled by the Marqat*
d'ArUedse. n bear* sosdlsr aad oae
who had faith la PUatrV* idea*. Th*
> alwaya btad captte* by
weat up then was s
esewd te wutrb Urn Oar day there
waa a thrilling too-Best. The beltoea
drtfted toward some blgb uwa*. aad It
a**toed to*riiabW that the tbMUte
weald |*» tarn by th* b**ach«a aad
Pilau* dasltawl le lh* gruaou Thay
saw the young man calmly throw a
battel, *f straw ea ha* Br* aad quickly
pear aire tt two maell bottle* of oil
Instantly tbs oerce baat aaat the bei
toon up safely, sad It swept beyond
th* dagger Hne of the tree* A mighty
shoal went ep frosa the eroed, and
wbaa be rem* down Ptlstr* bsd aa
orstloo
Be aew felt ready ta rust* his
grand *-rpertmeatal trial trip, but to*
hlag would aot allow bla to go, as be
faand to roeet,eo bra** and scieoiloc
a aaa ftlsire was In despair, and at
length tbe king aald tbat he woo id
gi»e bio the op-torttJBity te taat th*
eafrty of hi* bellana tn tbe following
way: De weaU glee rail pardon to any
tw* crt-ulnsts who were wliltog to go
ap to u. psurided Pliairs dM not bin.
matt gh,
The actonttol was eery aagry. B*
■aid -Whst ■ Bhati rile criminals foal
murderers, men rejected nrwn tbe boe-
e*a of serleiy. buee ibe glory of being
the Btat to naetgato the sir? Merer
while PUelre d* Heeler draws brswthr
After repealed prayers lor pertnl*<
siou le tnske ble eaperlment tw appealed to tlw luftueoc* ot tbe Darbea*
de rollgnsc. Ibe govrrdcea of the royal
chlUren To ber petition* tbe Mar
•jut* 4'Artande* mldi-tl hi* and aahed
te be altowed to sceotapeny PUatre.
At leogibeoosrut sn* otonlaed.
On Sat. 21. 1TKL* I'lUtre and th*
marquis made sn saeeni froen lb* gar
dews *f tSe t;ba<es» rf» I* Mwr-fte. In
Ihe Bob*. Tbey sntVd ssfet* *rrom ihe
Seine, oesr Ibe Hospital For Old aw
•tier*, over tbe Mltltary school sad
tonded about fl.e mil** mm Tarts
Their return wss -;-*wira1 wtlfc who
enthusiasm
Th* taar 10!* rodr lack, hot Pllstr*.
had I* go lire* in bla bona.' end g*t **
«ouL for some one bed stolrn hi* In
the mtxgp of their .-•■■idng n- we. when
the balaMM. ot rw****\ r-*Ur***d.
Pllstre now snrtouDced tbst b* woald
eros* the chuaoel rrom Jtoalogna I*
England A wealthy rreoebmsn ad-
essced tbe caooey te ronstnirt so Improved rascalne ibat he was certsln
could slay in the **r a* long as necea ,
aary. Tbhi aew latwattaa wss a be' !
looo Sited wltb hydrogea gaa Ceder
tt waa a cylinder by which he erpeeted j
ta rarefy tbe sir t-ontslaed in It so that:
be c*Mild -rltber aacead or nesc.nd easily and so rseeh curreoi* ef air that
would lake Mm la any deetred dlree .
ti a
It wa* dee rooatb* before thsee came
a day Mfcsbte for making ihe serial.
trip- a pbisk-lan *ta lot-ad adeeotar* |
aad b-riiesed to ih* sae esse ef the es- j
perl inset weat with him rrom Boa-
toga*.
They cat ibe cords tbst bead the balloon at 7 o*etork ta the -ae*rnt*g. Tbe j
aereet was saajsa****. aad when at ■
fcetgbt of JOO r«wt ibe h*B**a swept
tot* a c errant of sir tbat tank tt ta-;
wsrd th* rbeanei Beddsaly s eto**
I here hie
"Be can*
bl-aeeif the iatt«o kooig' sad wwa*t
take a ceat If * rat rce-als* and ka**-
"We*B aeed Bar htm If it tag** oat
tost thooaaad coots to do BT* *sld
rrofsaenr Beery snd Isugbtagiy pre-
dlctsd th* rs-petlUoo af the tsfisooa ced
tale ef tb* Pled Piper af IT* matin
Bsrs-eeal days later th* *tat king"
appeared tn Washington. B* waa el
ascot as sbon aa ha waa bread aad
ware ctetbee too looee tor deacrlptloa.
they bad no eaapa Bs carried a large
efetoth sack ead a tateurad tnkit.
Bis penetrating blue eyes were almost
cot seed by shaggy sj shrew*, and his
Mood batr bad hot been rut, bet hag-
glad. Bat mahaar wss short sad
krtsk. asd he sreat atralght tn the
point talking to Profceaor flaary la
Be declared that net n rst would he
b. the building thr** day* beace If bla
dlrwctloos wsre otwjed Daring that
Urn* he would stay to th*
Bo they toft bla la absolute darkness
and carried out bis direct looa.
On Buiadsy nsorntog the queer old
man emerged from tb* dsrteeaa so
ronMeut of hts success that be re-
rusrd to accept Ihe money which wa*
hi* da* thee aad the**, but Instated
tbat professor Beery null the check
to bin ta Philadelphia the following
week.
"Now yoa c*o leere year food to lh*
ba**io*nt. end It woo'i be t owe bed.
dad 1 stoat take a c*ot If yoa are
troubled wltb rat*" wee* Wa par-stag
word*.
Cheese sad take wer* directly placed
about tb* bulldlag to letn-it tb* rata
Morning after moraine- tbey war*
found aa tbey bad twen ten. sod from
that Bay to tht* the Smithsonian loetl
tattoo hss arret been seriously iron
blad with rats And no one be* eear
found out th* aerret at the "rat king's"
anstbad.-Tooths Cooipenloo
yra*hingt*n's High Prior* Bhs*.
Wsshlngton's steward waa a uses
earned Knutw**. who llhrd good ll>
lag end with wtkum Ws.iilugfuii '.'"U
ttnoaliy ijaarrwled sboot tbe msihst-
tag. Oa* time h* booght * abed to
February, and a* W**Uagton saw It
coming Into th* dining room be wns
charmed snd asked what Hah It w*a
"It I* s •had.*' replied tbe stearsrd.
"* *ery On* ahad. It was the ealy
eo* In the market, and I bougbl It for
yoa."
"But wt-at did you pay for HT* eald
Wsshlngtoo stately.
"It to a very cue aasd.*' cooUaoed
the stewsrd. "and It Is cooh*d to •
Covers building^jjVj*wcry part of the world.
You will find iyp Japan.
You will sc^arrln Russia.
It protects buildings in Alaska.
It covers houses on the plains of South Africa*
It is used expensively in Australia—Thousands of
rolls have^ffen shipped to Ithio-China.
You see it in nearly every South American port.
Is very popular in Canada.
It roofs the best buildings in every large
American City. *
The magnificent buildings of the Alaska-
Yukon-Pa ci He Exposition ate covered with it.
The St. Francis and Fairmont Hotels
in San Francisco are protected by it.
Malthoid has a* .world wide reputation. '
This is so because it is the original ready roofing.
Its makers have been making
ready roofings for twenty-six years.
They have always made roofings
that make good.
Made by The Paraffine Paint Co.
Saa Fi*u*qtco aad Everywhere
Pal d Alto Hardware Co.
Palo Alto, Cal,
San Bruno hems
"But I wsot t
know tb* prte*— lb*
PUatrs hametssd to tot aeas* coU air
tofe *a» cylinder aad la aocae way
mad* a rent In ibe baiToea. They wsrs
1.TD0 feet high, ead toatsatly thry
wt-r* dashed te th* earth. meeg**d ead
freshed r right fatly.
Freece a
a***** fall6
la many ptocee sr* -rwmortsls sad ta-
acripttoue that
Bostoo Globe
"It coat 13." stammered out Fi-suace*.
-*Xhke It awsy." aaid Washlugtoe as
be ratoed bla band; "take It away. It
ahall aeeer be aakt that 1 sat aach aa
es*mp4-r of Jul or- and eitraragsnce."
.had with tbat be drove the etewsrd
"oat ef th* raom ead the ebad was
esteu ia tb* sec*sots' aitcben.
She L.ka* BUk
Basan B haihoay w
simple taste to draaa. but ber doe*
frleads kaew of one pretty feminine
isniiy tkat ah* a-waya held to. She
Bad a wiakao** for sla.
tag prtaasd <
ptanauoo of wb*t
tlm* regarded a*
tratsgnar*. ehe isogblngly exclslsted:
"Oh. I ymt toe* 'ea*: They *t*,ae la-
s»trattoa- If I hsre my slis stocking*
*a when I tw* to. make ea sddtwas 1
f*et lost a* If I am walking amoeg
the ctoada. They help aa* te aear
away ea Bights ef
wouldn't be without 1
The D*-*t*l Or-*se***rU-
vuitor (passing tBwajh dtatag ruoci
w ltd intJe Tocnrnj. dJecoeers astace pie
ea «an*b-a-»|>_ aright*, bat thafs a Bo*
pirn'. Brhetaade Itt
. TOmtay—Orao'oaa; ah* always soaks*
th* plea
VWiur-Uoes she. lodead? Weil. I'd
Ilk* to get my teeth tots tbat oaa.
Toaaiy-Tou sroold. ebT Well, gran'-
m*'* gat ahead of you. - Doot yoa aae
tbe print* of beCa all srocmd tb* sdgsaT
-Boston Cottrier.
"Tog scc-oa* thl* srtotor of
ing tn your gar-JeuT*
, "Tea. judge. I csaght blm sraoog
~~S*w fork aerskt
Wind puffs u,> empty
lea fc-otS - •.<s-r*tes.
The poet took bl* aflear me—tad
ptatet from the baresu drawer
-Wb*t era yoa going to 4a wtBB
lhatr eased Us timid wtfe.
"I'm gotag ge use H to drtve taa **«*t
froea lb* door.** be aaa—iad.
Xen Blastas *st*r the pssrnbroaa**
had adraaced**-* 00 B-^Sba—mt, Bom*.
Head-ad Mim Of.
□a—Tee kaew. CUr*. about Che Cto-
yoa. dUrncmd* hare gone ap so— Hne
—Oh, yoa deer bey! Bow sweet ot
!
■ *a
1 The building (or the llarraoalc
..club i* rapidly approaching such
■ • htpe thai an ides tasy be oktsincd
■ at iu sire snd appearance, Tb* rar-
Uou* -ncmbers of tbi* club, under lh*
capable direction of Mr. Barawcll,
sre making rapid progrc** in erecting their club house, and thrir regular annua! Th-nk»gt»ing jinks will
be held under their own roof, without doubt
! The Ladies' Aid Society of th*
: recently burned Methodist Churck
jarc, still keeping up their act*. 11 y
land securing funds with which to
augment those secured from the in-
•un-acc cotapeato*. The trud*** of
•he- church *Ul* that S sstiilsctory
(cttlcmcnt with Ibe in.eraace com
. p-n.es i» sattcspsted at as* early dst<
I snd that a more orastc. coaimodiow*
and snrsctiec bwiUmg with More
f.n*mi«rn-e., will then he begs*
The Wosaaa's Ca*U of Ihe tt. Antra*/* Hi—too (Rawrr-aal) to Lo*
n-.its Park, is m*kis-g spleesM frog-
rna under the esTcctioa of Mrs.' H
F Laaaacsstrr sad tke ladies ae*o-
ciaicd with her. Aa eaurtaiament
st St Aaartw's haH, Lomiu Park, b
[to be gi»ew toengkt. sad s goodly
Jtit-rnUrKe will *creiy rcsalt as the
[afcrU of Ikes* eaergctk
A rt>-*-pt*oa eras gi*re last reccing
•to tha aaw peaaor aad kaaaBy hy ihe
Saa Brano charch Sotne thirty or
tony of tbe good feoptt tort ia the
Ikgeae of Mr. S*-ald*i.g. Addresses
;Of welcome were gise-i by rrpre-
Southern Pacific
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te '
ta
sentatiTe* of the earioa* dep:-tmcnl*
of tbe charch work a inf oas* by
the pastor. Ref-s-shamats wer* ss-rred
and a good time enjoyed hy all
{wot* yoar lore _n*ltlmo*-e anMtlcea.
Lest Opportunity.
Wtfey—1 remember tb* night yea
proposed to me—I bent my bead aad
astd aotblag. Hub iroBiforttngtyi—i
know tt worries yoa. dear: bat aeee*
atad-you'rs made up for tt alarm—
Cschsage. ^^^
A man sadhld sisod erect, aot h*
k*pt erect by ot ber* - « sr
It lis*III I to Be learned alee
whether tho public llhvartae wtU pot
th* new yolar book* ta th* action
depertment.--Ne* ■ Yorfe
Mafl.
We nomiaate for the go*wT*o* o!
th* aew North Pole1 territory Hon
Nelson W. Aldrieh.
Chrortcle.
. It
Onto* 4
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.aay,,- KM %m
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it-ete* Welt
-Btallstlcs show that Jape* ba* two
•artttqeahsa a day."
"Oee. a man might a* well b* roar
rled a* to Itr* la Jepaa r-Hoostoe
.■ |.r.-*4*rti*ays.
A IIUI*
a lot of argui
lofa.
■nt shout lh* dlrtae
MfeSmim
We
The
Tb* Time* doc* not pauat it* pioantctlv* *d*«-
tis*rs with over-much solitlution. We put «h»t eqnir-
alent of labor, and more, Into improving th* paper ss
tliat busin-s* wiU come ofits own accord. We reach
the people, »nd if you write your ada in a way that
"grab* holt" yov cannot fail to produce satisfactory
■nd paying result*.
Out of Sight. Out of Mind
It I* a great mistake to imagine that the people
know you and you do not need to advertise. Tbepub-
lic haa a memory in such matter, that is shorter than ;
th* hair on a dog. It ia too much ts.J.rpa*' to notic*
whether you are alive or dead tinlcap you contmac t*
beat your tom-tom and blow your own baxoo. Th*
people do not buy the barg.in* th*t were *dvertl**d
last month. They buy the on** that arc going to be
put on *al* TOMORROW. Every day you fail M
advertise, more people are .dded to th* number ef
those who conclude thst you *re dead or out of bo**-
.ST
orrtciAv KOTKSL
rity Tasea Now Haw ead Payaht*-.
Notice Is hereby glTsn that' the
tax** oa all personal property secured by real iroperty aad oe**hatf
af-the taaaa oa all raal praperty
will be due aad payable oa th*
first Moaday la October, aad will be
delinquent oa th* last Moaday
Mo-raa-ber aaat thereafter, at cU
o'clock p. tn.. aad that utiles* aald
prior thereto. Bft**a per cemt will be
added to th* amount thereof;
taat If aald oe*-aair b* not osld be -
for* Ut* last Monoaj la April n«xt.
at els •'ctoek p. tn.. w addltloaal
Bra prr oaat wtll be added thereto; 0
that th* i*iii|.nlBt o**-h slf ef the
taxea oa .en real *r«c*perty will he
payable oa aad slier taa flrrt Mea-
day la Jscnsrr -Mat, aad will li* d*-
Ila4ueat*B th* Isat Maaday I* April
aeat th*r*aft*r, at all o'clock 9. to*
aad that galeae paid prior th*rete,
Br* per taat will be added te (aa
emoaot thereof.
That all taxes msy be paid at the
tlm* the first Installment, aa karat*
prorided. to dae aad payable.
All uic* are' da* aad peraft** at
tha City IU!!. Eamoea street. Fat*
alte. a H. JORDJLN
Minbar al-Sharq, No.537 (vol. 28, Feb. 18, 1949)
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Estrategias de predicción de consumo energético en edificaciones: una revisión
No full textBuildings are one of the main polluting actors in the environment. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen strategies to reduce their energy consumption, such as energy-efficient design (new buildings) and energy management (existing buildings). For this, it is essential to predict energy consumption to know the state of the building’s operation and infer the causes and effectiveness of energy-saving strategies. However, the diversity of existing energy consumption prediction techniques makes it difficult for researchers to identify, select, and apply them. Therefore, from a literature review, this article identifies prediction techniques, exposes its theoretical principles, describes the general stages of building a prediction model, recognizes evaluation metrics, identifies some of its strengths and weaknesses, and presents criteria to facilitate the selection of a prediction technique and evaluation metrics according to the characteristics of the case study. A bibliometric analysis was carried out to identify and study the most critical articles on energy demand in buildings. It is found that there is a trend in the application of machine learning techniques and that energy consumption prediction models are mainly applied to residential, commercial, and educational buildings.Los edificios son uno de los principales actores contaminantes del medio ambiente, por lo que es necesario fortalecer las estrategias para la reducción de su consumo energético, como el diseño energéticamente eficiente (edificios nuevos) y la gestión energética (edificios existentes). Para ello, es fundamental la predicción del consumo energético que permita conocer el estado de operación de la edificación e inferir sobre las causas de éste y la eficacia de las estrategias de ahorro energético. No obstante, la diversidad de técnicas de predicción del consumo energético existentes dificulta a investigadores su identificación, selección y aplicación. Por ello, a partir de una revisión de la literatura, este artículo identifica técnicas de predicción, expone sus principios teóricos, describe las etapas generales de construcción de un modelo de predicción, reconoce métricas de evaluación, identifica algunas de sus fortalezas y debilidades y presenta criterios para facilitar la selección de una técnica de predicción y métricas de evaluación según las características del caso de estudio. Se realizó un análisis bibliométrico como metodología para identificar y estudiar los artículos más importantes sobre demanda de energía en edificios. Se encuentra que hay tendencia en la aplicación de técnicas de aprendizaje automático y que los modelos de predicción de consumo energético son mayormente aplicados a edificaciones residenciales, comerciales y educativas
Estrategias de predicción de consumo energético en edificaciones: una revisión
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