8 research outputs found
Micro-irrigation in India
No full textPresented at the 2002 USCID/EWRI conference, Energy, climate, environment and water - issues and opportunities for irrigation and drainage on July 9-12 in San Luis Obispo, California.On-farm production, income and water use efficiency for horticultural and other agronomical crops in terms of the benefit cost ratio micro-irrigation systems were calculated, and it is observed that B.C. ratio of drip irrigation was greater than conventional methods of irrigation. The water use efficiency was also higher than for conventional methods of irrigation. The monetary gains from micro-irrigation systems were larger than for conventional methods of irrigation for all crops. Information on water use efficiency, productivity and advantages of micro-irrigation compared to conventional irrigation methods is compiled and presented
Impact of Treated Domestic Sewage Water Irrigation on Soil Properties, Maize Yield and Plant Uptake: A Case Study from Nagpur City, Central India
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Rainfall trend of Akola station in Vidarbha using parametric and non-parametric test
No full textGlobal warming can affect land ecosystems especially water cycle. Rainfall is a key input in management of agriculture and irrigation projects and any change in this variable can influence on sustainable management of water resources and agriculture. The present study investigates the rainfall variation and trends in Akola station in Vidharbha using daily rainfall data for 47 year (1970-2016). Trend analysis was done by using Mann- Kendall test and Sen’s slope test. The results reveal that average annual rainfall of Akola was 796.65 mm which varied from ± 202.12 mm/year with 25.27 per cent coefficient of variation. The annual and seasonal rainfall and rainy days didn’t exhibit any statistical significant trend. Monthly rainfall and rainy days shows significant trends during month of August as decreasing (-2.95 mm/year) at 99% and July as increasing (0.08 mm/year) at 90% confidence level. Weekly rainfall showed trends during Standard Metrological Week (SMW) 30 as increasing (Qt = 0.97 mm/year) and 32 and 33 SMW as decreasing (Qt = -0.77 & Qt = 0.71 mm/year) and weekly rainy days shows trends for during SMW 26 as decreasing (-0.04 mm/year) and for SMW 30 as increasing (0.57 mm/year) for Akola station. These changes may further influence on water resource availability for agriculture in the region
USCID/EWRI conference
No full textPresented at the 2002 USCID/EWRI conference, Energy, climate, environment and water - issues and opportunities for irrigation and drainage on July 9-12 in San Luis Obispo, California.A new canal automation system, known as SACMAN (Software for Automated Canal MANagement), has been developed at the U.S. Water Conservation Laboratory in cooperation with Automata, Inc. through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement. SACMAN works with a commercial Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. It allows canal operators to automatically route scheduled changes in demand through their canal system utilizing volume-compensation and time delay calculations. SACMAN can automatically maintain constant water levels on the upstream side of check structures with either downstream or upstream control logic. SACMAN is also capable of automatically maintaining constant gate flows and making incremental gate flow changes. The operator can also make manual changes to the system without turning the automation off. The SACMAN system is currently being tested in real time on the WM canal, a lateral canal of the Maricopa Stanfield Irrigation and Drainage District (MSIDD) in Central Arizona. At the control center, the SACMAN system uses a standard personal computer and commercial SCADA package. Each gate is operated with limitorque motors (not part of this package), which are controlled with Automata's "Mini" Remote Terminal Unit (RTU). Control is based on water level and gate position sensors. A new gate-position sensor was developed that includes both absolute (potentiometer) and very fine relative (optical encoder) position. Communication between the personal computer and RTUs is accomplished with spread-spectrum radios and MODBUS communication protocol. The entire system is available through Automata, Inc. The paper includes a brief description of the software, hardware, and field-test results
Characterization and Classification of Soils of the Purna Valley in the Semi-Arid Region of Central India
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IMt aaU-ioaohUM dsbgntaa will be
atacted tb thb eouaty at the prlmerta*
10 he bead on tM titb. TM boss**
*S1 naks a antoratlsed e-ort ta rw-
SM Jmb b there a poMbtUiy tblt tM
nMblMnayMnytbeelnrtloa. t**oubt.
bet, loo, Lo tone st tbs snelbr pre-
Maete so Haifa aitaotlon *IU M pskt to
IM -tetter t*ba* rl*t *otag*u- m*j bs
•hoawa. TMfnctfkhal a majority of
IB. elMtora votad la favor ol P*-"*-
doM itoi natoMtarata that tMy will
ret* lor swU-exMBlae debgatee.
Tl ^ mm*— af carrying Ibe
ae»*tl*a In taver at haaaet d.bgn-* -
la Mvlag a fall vote pcJtad. It M aa
•Mydntyloratritlt-Bi to rots, sad s
duly that alkoaM set be ahlrkod. II
Mr ctdawM fail la thb tbey wlU hava
ao mi—a to osmplsls sheald tMy bs
othtw lour year*. Ivory Moohnan of
tha boson wtll vol*>--bl hoBMl tans do
sMsoXT-S.
TM eon reetio* ef [TM*rewjd Oatbo-
|g ■illit*" la teasios Is Cblnxgo tbb
waak rented s reaoluiloo egpr**slaf
ooal-aeoa that PVtstdeal BoomvbIi
will perfura hb duly uodor lb* consU-
Wtauo *1b hit dealing with the atrlout
Wohbno artetag la laa PblHpplM*
F-_-wrt,, »M Leiatesl rights gv-ra.
Marl by treaty taw* and oomUP-Uob
will ba falUfully Mlag-arded snd pro-
aA^me." Thta sasM that C.th«dkn
Mva faith that Ue Osltad StalM will
•MeaorjAaalr ad vantage of tM friars
La BBiUlBg the o*a*rtklp ot church
Ltad*. TMi bt be at Utude which *v«ry
loyal mtlaas b Jiwdftad In taking.
Tas DwaoiwaM CenvMtloo of Kara
oaeaty ass sat s gewfl enanpb tor ths
MOveslioM Bf huth Mrtbo la thb
rBBta by pbdgtng Ita tagblstlvs **■' "
dbtat to vols ta favor of s txsxM
Uaoal aaBwMaant aUtUthlrtg tM poll
tax. Thb baa aa'oet lorn of •***-
tsbs, aad lie-awn esteahxty be rws-
aoMti't to eobnil to tM peopta tb*
** • Wbb il*MB*.
TM ahlpaaMl ot greas pluna sM
Bartbtt peart Iran lha vattaj will M
gtaautwenk. Tsaeropof IhsMfrolta
b heavy ta-ougbeui tM State* aad
probably s eyse-M- portion of It will b.
drbd. The Bt**k ntartei b In good
ooMIUon TM drying of vnrloo* hied*
•t frail b ptonaadlag Mtbftetortty.
with good westbar r>oMltloas.
TM tetyort of Stole Mtaeralogtil
Awbrei ahswa Baal* Clare eouaty to
totwMty-BrMMthalbtolcouaibalo
lelMMM^teolpcMarAirOO. TMtotal
ibS- of ndaertJa peMtsted la thb
twenty for ItSt, aooordlog to the Bg-
ar*s gl»sa,wM BUI,l». SbMia b the
baBaar osonly la tM State, with a pro-
ewa*alo-of e*,Tr,.t.l.
Mob* sf ta* pab Alto aeptreata tor
toWMhlp or county otnoM bavs yet
•Mi public tbelr desire, exoept B..JrT.
Charaa. who will a. a caadldali tar
Chsratawho wUl
aTaBil—1— tolM otace *I Jastles *f
tM I-Moe oa SM IhswAibskoo tlohat.
Mr. CMrtat hM-lbd IM oflloe muet
•oMptablv ssd probably there will be
ao oppMUoa to bb r»*s*ctloa.
1~"—" '- st Kalghn
ot Pytbtaa wtB belag to CaSlorata a
grMter dagtM id advartlalng th.B aay
other lathering .tm held la tM State.
Msay vkdtsn will bs la Pab AJM daring tM Mart tee week*. aM ****-; eta.
1MB shoeM do all ta hb po wm to s*>
qunlol Ibto* v 1st to*-, with our towa
Bad. IU ad vaatngea.
I*M Morosry puwlbbo* a celana
rogatory to SsslMrs CaDforeta aM
Lea AngwkM la particular. No goo.
obb oons Iran* thta eort *f "kooohtag
aad ham nnat tee-li to IM aotlr*-
Stata. Tb. *o*e_ would hs Utter tsnd
ta porWylec tMMeaatstvea ot IM
Santa Clara velby-aot Bss J cm Mom.
Saa Jon Ma s bonded lMebsatssM TM pan*ma bat a-apeer* to b* going
«f Ptm\m ltd b talklag- of refuadiag. tM way af Ue .-oxragM coal root*
ln**y** mt C'brntta* CartasMblp.
la Ooiixbar bin. moved by tM irtgV
staath of l*ies_d*jet MosiJn_'j. atae. Dr.
and young pmooie in tbe dottae of Cbrta-
tba clllxoatbJp. certain Sondaya tx-ltig
a pat-luita
by tM Ctaak toawty Ssattay School a*
eoctaitan ll ha* now Lnen taken ap by
tbe Suaday arboob of tbe country at
large aM beeomM a taiional move
aoorat. Af Ue receut Mllooal Handoy
Mboul eoortntloo Is Dtntn It wne
OMOMtxdtd that tt* IMt kiaag af Carta
tan ctttasMbtp be made a pert of the
work af * It Bsnday Mboola
TM ayabol adopttd la a Bag contain
ing "By Tbb Bigs Comos*** In whit*
oo • Mm meld, with • red crte* <
white salam With reference to ike Bag
Dr. Jtsnwna Ms Mid: "TM church
should have a flag tint will .is ml for
religion at tbe nations I Bag stands for
patriotism. sM tbb Sag should M
tM ebsrek what tM sxars aM •Artpre
are to Ihe rtpUStl— Tbe iu*e of thr flig
ts latSjBBI llisi wttb tbe national Sag
would My to tbe eye Uat C'hrlaltaally
b la taver of s-ovtvum-nt ** against
asarrhy aM Is favor of goM go vera
ate I saagelMt bad govtrnai-f."
TM rtenlts slatted at are dlvtvae-
flrst. Ibere Is respect for tow and hit red
for anarchy; second, there b tb* die
charge of lbo duttoe which cltlMttablp
ISSplbs. Ihlrd. Itttr* Is bve of BBBB
AS ttsaw si* tMbractd ta Us I
*Tartaitas rlttaeeehln.'' tM dalle* snd
otdlgsllona of Wbleb abouM early he
Impnaaed upon the iwJnda of lb* rising
nilbeno Ue war on recklras autctmo-
blhaSs Ma mainly btoo waged by tbe
poor of the cltlce. by rlltoge eanilaliba
and lo general by ttta* unable to own
tM MpaeetM bars I toe t v.talclea Whlta
Uta caMpatan was Istrgely en* ef self
aefetiM. there wa* utrd*«iMadly la tt a
certahi amount of cIbm feeling and asl
moaliy against a new ind •airavagsnt
If BOW arapMni that ••"tli-r ebsaWWI
ef aaetaty Me alw ap a cedgal
arhkb Is likely to tw .|iilt.. crTectlve
Tbla to the opfaallloo of certain people
Of wMltt aM high toclal ttsndiog
TM weapon employed b social r—-tie
rtaax The lerinj astaaMiiMa b to be
shut out of many of tbe boms* aM f*-
sorta of fashion Tbe eictutioo of aato
mobile, renin Ihr \1esi1n- club al
SoutMsipton. an Irmg latood. the gen-
Mel ctaalag to tlw*** luachlnea of greet
eaentry ptacv* which are frvoty ooee to
ceirisge.. the staMIng offer of t ro
ward for tbe nroteculloo tn*l coorle
Moo of foal driver* mail* hy neldetrta
af Lsaua mm* m.«-kliri.lgc. ib IM Iterk
■hire bilb all th*M thlogs are ImsM
to Mve tbelr eSeet ts lartBajj tM m
tee ,.f powerful mt chine, lo etes-rve
boiti the bw and IM court**— of tbe
read.
Of eetno* iter* are many rich ante
aiebUtata upon when ihb ottraetan
win hare bo esTtet Lot it will owaM-
bM bring tb* merely mrHiea to Itrtna
For ihe rttrkleas aM vicloua. who bsvs
no rMp-et for tM rtghts nf etbers, tbe
bw aboard M sternly Invohed.
- Art bar S Or****, s young artlti re-
sldlag in (,'oniiectlcot. ba* taken epos
alswswir ibe tether intumii (u*k of re
dt-emlng Ibe Holy thn.I from tt* Mo*
be innre*Is in and n-torlng It Id tM ear*
of tbe Csvtattata. Mr. Otwem pnrpnia
boring It from tte •ettan Mr. Or***
wtys. "My Idea b Brat tu ralM r*xott|-h
inuivej by IntertMiliinal tulascrtplkiu.
fonodliig au organ last bm tur ibe pur-
f-oee. Afae tM ttervtoiirt ttutrunt la
retard we woeld. Uruwgb is, urxeataa
tt-o, ptejita* a sejtaM- ilrksi,* aow
tmwrto Id trusrentre tbe ii«J*-
irMifleitce. iitnilrallty aM Intrgtitj- nf
the Hold tend. cre-,thig a refiul.lic by
aM for t bjIsiUos. la ta'ti-r nf latMl "
I well the Hol
lo say tbat I hare areSI at)
tsiraUoo Aw a*wt|Mtwv ax-u and f«r
tt* tnlted twaaaat,- *ayt taMBg '"*•■■
Tsntr. tM tw-x-ty s-p*-Btad ft mo
WaaUBa*on AU or wbl-h
would aeetii to Indlcatt tbat Ur Tung
has a rather aeaootb iiiogea-
TM BBasB anosnt which b to be
olrd oat to tM •trt-tlrag eeal nlners
aM tboee dr^*e_dntt1 ape* tbetu mat l*r
i.li tn beep ttem aBve thruiit.b Hie
aier. bat It went tr* •ufll.-i.-nt to
boy their wlutsr coal at preotnt pric-.a.
___. JS S g'lilinaMI Mltrtla.
tte I'nitttt hMstr* snes «:.r.'iii>i«ii
,— merry yter. Ami here min.-. up
Sgsln that time hooored twolil.-m. Wh-I
•tail the Hot
TMOntha batb w*M aaa Ja*t w*.'
•id a Btetrm Man wtthta twenlj-rttui
bours tftri in.—uii),* him oa B train fur
Ogden mttat bar* bte court ad b> *
Tte percMM of tt* ttalrtaMsre baU
tawnx by Arsdrww Ftosttnttn of New
lark taahout Ue Mgr-*t dixiiH««i oeai
btely reroeiW
Altrra-llte*.
'-Shall CaaadB koean. aunexed n
IM I'MttU Slate* ar furn a clo
aw-Ml uuiou wtU sib* I'niied f/smm.
tsnmT ta U* osmmioo d.»rtM»*il hy
Frxtik W. II.t_*wa, |p tM cu
***) af tM llrilssb i -.nl. u.|-jrary Ke
view. Uo* or tbe other of tbso* sRer-
mn it-a would, from Mr. ItaiMvrayi
ptvtew mt tM trade rvudnioc- or Ih*
Imiibka. apptar to be isw-t.-*tab.
fLbotlgb there yet appear. Io be BO tax
inn., nt prterpttrt of eiiix*.
' Mr. HiIIlb-uj ctlio sr.ti.1i.-. .bow
lag IMl in l-sStt tbe L'aiitd Huim
tjortght ef Caned* lo IM ataoant *f
|H ......... ts UUL I, . i ■> ■ ■ SB l»
OWB- Of 04 p-T eWSt. Tbb lle-iud..
Xokoo goM tod gAiudB la irau.lt
lMVO Cantilt bought of the I "mini
IfxM* to tbe amount or *._">:**■ ■»>■, it.
1S0L liii'ii. an liriMa of S3B
mw reot- fsydi. be ays, i-uj s
ty throe timet rn<are la raise Iron Ur
Lfflttd Stale* Uap sit* iloea rrom tbe
United King11.un
Mr. Haibawsy aseerta tbat t
sSarctarUT aM toe large free Hat art
daily naklng Cased—a fartu-ra year*
fm- tt* market* of the t'ollrd Stataa
Re My* Ibe ruia-Han. "are il.prlved
of Uo t'niietl HtatM market. aM yet
al tbe mbm' time tbe r titled ButM
firmer* are i*»i«trct by Ib* prtMiil
urigf la benllag the tsMlki fai-M
tm" -Tw Sag foltaws tradw'-tssi
b tM w.t he jiuls It-aud bm Adda.
"Our-longing lo pay for thai lllU.at,.
000 worth of I iiitvi utile. prodnriB
ta IM BM .atae of tarn, for
sea prodseta will iodine ear hserta tw
f«rgwt tbe taw of tdood aad follow tM
later bora twentieth r-iitnry taw taf
trad*."
Wttlta Mr. Hatteway tbwa' sot admit.
tbat Ibere to yet ta tt* l*enlatan aay
r-oatioerabl*- rw-nnmeM ta ft.or at po
iincai anion with tblt rtrpeblle, be
oyi that In tbe opinion of many Ue
.taatr* for ■urh o retallrm wttb tb*
Untied State- will grow among Oass-
dtaM BnbM eennarctal caavdHlooa aM
l'it tat* rMlag* TM rvOMdy gag.
gseted by Mr Usthaway b s hhyhar
tariff agalBM Ibe Ilnlltd BlalM aM
lirvrer.-niitl trnile ihroughuar tbe Brtt
uth sn-pire. ird be iWtxrt. IMt -Ue
*ii«ISI •**•>mialb-tic till!so- of Brtg-
bah item mi a itrward tant-ta. iMaa
taore panleularty ta tbe talltir* to readjust tbelr tariff and r-eirrr*cata onr
prererenltal raljsta. la anworthy of
their **jgMetd Wsgaclly and f nr—igbf
From tat* ripurta mT Ue BPhanM ^g
ibr SnawaawM «g tM ctawaial pre-
mlrrs wttb Ue ofHcUii uf the lAJOdoo
colonial office touching a llrl.lth com-
iiH-rctal union tber* appear* to te tittle
P**sg*sj| of B*rertag tM relief which
Mr. BatMway tugge.it. BtooatXagly.
tnerefare. Canedt't ntilj hstpr la ta tt*
OlMr t In-riit 11 **—turrets Hon
United Hltl..
aladg* Taley'* AalUlrlM Plae.
Jsdg* Max-ray Toby, preahttwt eg Us
III;.,.... Biaia Rar BMneiotbe. ta a ro-
n-.ii . <t-h ■ — tter-re'ttutt Ihhij *ti*ar***a
• I'l-ii ror tut' MlUenteiil uf IMiistrlal
dlepulea whleh In view nf Ibe proml-
ur.ii-v of Its autlMr m at least worthy
af rosMsderatlun ll It btttSy ootJl**d
■an or in-
'I til* MM*
-• lha Btb-
AI1 rar petal Ion*
Jiwiriel Ola cull- si
M Ihr stale tatard ..
W -arty rtitsoMilai
Mhar .Itallrait— a*
BSwhW | IMl It ot the farf-lltr. at UktV
stxartert fa. raswttwg m te M
Jutige Toby drctaioB that be I* not a
netlevrr lo (eiiipiiiaury irblirmnni b*
ttreeo Indlvlduala. but In compulsory
arbltrati.to twtwtwe rerperollonx J|r
wt-xld renpal tabor aMena la wawaSal
BxrocvtAaaltd aM thus be MSbhabta
by tto forfeit ur* of tbetr .'barter* la
ibe cv-nt uf a r*tiiMl to aelimit s dta
igreemeiit lo arTelrattoo.
t'orpix— t torts, whet ber »f talvar ar
caputl. sea ,t-ersiM of tbs- Mat* and.
••—.riling to Jttdge Tut-j '* view, cordd
be eoru|irllnl by Uo prrotawSBB of tow
to nilimll llteir dlfT.r. mra to srlnlra
ti»ii .ml I e mad* to Blade by Ibe nml
lu*;. TMr* to no tjatottao st to tM
right eg* a cetnaTttowealth te r—iuire of
sll r-ir-t-trallrttui bereariet organlatd
anibmisMon lo Ibe arbltraiiori of ttta-
pulaa with einphtyeea. though If may
he "pen lit argument waetber BB**SSB*V
ii."!* alrtedy ts eitoteoe* could M
i-ooipefletl to do tbla. Tbte. tea, tMrr
may be a qu-rollon at lo whether labor
org* it laat bins rould lie fnrrtd lo be-
rotu* I n cor intra led If they did not elect
to it.. *,i llewever, tbe** are guestioaa
for tbe coort* to decide
TM lBTrre-t ef the -jltllc. Wbaph M
very msf-elly aS*rted by rrrot
Pirl.e* and U.-koulA ta In Imluttrial
peace and h.rninni. aM IM public has
a rtgbt to in.i.i ihat tbb talecee-
leSwtiiul If tbe cat.tig-1 loo to
pahaV bath *f organi!—. 1 bber
rnrporate eaMtnt-ta**M arhrmwtaitgcd
voluntarily In such tw***, tb* Mm*
mual iimie when tt wilt te acknowledged il ruler legal prvoaure
WTBltir Ifarerobam. tM actor wboae
wire rrreotty ssetired a dlvurro, tb
ttnxt be it going tu marry Jolt* Opp, an
B.-trtes wbo baa Jual emerged front the
ditorcS mill Mr. i'.i-rshsni stkou-1
have beae BBSBBBSSB «o*wgh to have
**sr-.:itrd tM lady to Brat deoy the
b-rrtd Mury.
Anyway tM ewpnty •hariSa nnat t*
g**oo eredil for bsvisg kept I tend It
Tracy too bony to go tat* •■*» tarrare
TM Baaocbl agrni of Boaata In Lera-
doo Myt Ihat Iba Bsaatan govrrn-
mesft aetloa In stsyatsMIng aa inter-
Mttoetl tniitrtut oratfertec* waa not
•Jos. but to r-acb Oerteaa tiMa-fao-
ittTer*, arte, tt ta laettd. sr* •ecertog
roiiir.il of IttiMtaa'ouirkela TM
dUiirtal life of lii-r_iauy darponda to a
txrgr extmt npoo fgr-tga mtrk*t*.aM
IM go i wo a ait b not likely t* is k-
ssy St-Ttaa wblct m*y lead t* the crtp
pllag of her mahufaetanng lolerrotx.
A tUtotteb from Psrta toy* thai Wll
to K- Vaaoe-ttilt, Jr. atet wllb aa aa
nnwwtwB BBnnnt wblb letorateg fre-s
Ctxtrtrot te I"arta, bla taecailno raonlng
Into a market rsn. Mr. lander i.ili was
■lightly Injured oo IM lag nnd arm
TM ditapatcb doM aot My what hap-
sowed to Ue ■M-rket can driver. Bat
af coorat tMt wteaa-t aMitar.
It mtwt be admlited thai Ihe New
lock young axaa who stole awing ma
chlBea for bb awtetbMri tbowed dta
crt-lMtiA. la swt**rtlag awatfal iblngn
iMugn ttta way sot perbepo he arg»d
Thrown freea Hb Hors* aM Killed
lia.-arij* Sag. T.—A II yaa.-oi<
hog at Med Fr*oortFh TreMrt. wao
UvM wtU hla a-real, aaxe.
Urews frvm hi* svatm yeeterday aM
Sled shonly oefot- midnight m tM re
•uli of a iracterad skull.
Wasttad Lively Mkrtlc ol D**tn SM
St swxsoab. Mn. Asa. 7. snaswl
rrrmr. acted k*tin■ tier aM thttssr of
x-rtao. p-ryor tk* Misstated troaw-
btwasvt. who we.il* w-Nu-tag wltk bouM
wm part■ Baity eonplMswIad by King
Bdwetd. IB dying M ata hone to Ul*
stay. Tat-rdxr art.
Prpw* swsnastwtt hta bsM
CM tatwtar to •oaaaet s
ivety sire. TM bsM
Mureer* Hit SSxtwatpar.
VMtura. Aug. 1,-Jm* Iterrn, a
'ersw laauu* of Ue State Reform
ackooi u Wbiiller. Is In Ue rvtiatr bi
here charged with Ue aurder of bit
tlepratbar. *'*-t.,i.. Ocbta. st a ranch
far-. Mba Iron ttb place. Men*
mm* to to*a sM nported that
Oahsa bad sbM BlnssU. bm an*r aom*
admitted thai ht
teotM hi* ralativa.
ORDINANCE NO. 76.
As (Jiuinance l*e*i-Utiiag the tae of
.IkMeBllui by Itarycliata aad Re-
nninng lights om Bieyctra *vt*tl
TMBsseawTrasMM M OM Too* M Pota
, IM M Btawh. M IMtoW*:
Bw-vio. |. CMISMM ft* M M s*-ret-y rs-
Bo.s ttwwallM aatawfal tar aaa paraM
* rtat any **mi*t. Msyel- er srWl^MtaoalM
M**wiib»MtMTs-eM*-ta Ata.
I til tMlslss. sslla MlM Srl.es
elte, ears, awwi m previSM aim
BM iigawst tasxp.
atayttas. -SH. Mlag rtatdso
Urtwe* *r *-we .*i tt-prwajrarart la IM taoa
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BBSBwjwBJ Om HtMrttt I>,ll*r*.-r by la
ta tbt *losra 1*11 BM
Sac.a aii**-..i
a., in u iwj ar* M
IM Tina- • tally Mwepe-
**t ejkiuM tM rlrHisttal Is IM T-- * af
■Ml *1M. Mat Mall to MM sS*s<
stvertag
•rtt rssstse. tr, Ot* tttti**-. >*t* M
■Tl.*W-a-ts-Tvr-au* r**ko AIM. •sosoal
MM so IX- M *ay M
A l> let, i ■
Ciera ,( a* Tea* af row X
Sold! Sold! Sold!
That b-s Rsoek 51. Soto* wbo
talked ol beyieg now ie*-ret tbey
ditl not set sooner. The tune to
1'UI
alien Imldrrs went to Bell.
Itast lsnd for Iruit in ths Santa
Clara Vsltwy, at •>rie*s ranging
frvnii t\tt lo tlNi |.cr .tr- Wkwm
the heat I know wl*!*e*ot I
siieak. you msv buy chrniwr lati.l.
bul lie ■■'!"■/■ land. Owner 'lire
reltit.il S'ifiO per sere lor tbs whole
tract. Its within lour mile* of
Suntortl 1'niver.ity. Visit it eritb
Ktaoember also the MB and 6*0
acres 1 oRer In Uienn county, tuxsy
are aot exactly given sway but srs
dirt da*,'; tbey will pa? *r*r tbetD-
telves in —in* rears. Price ot *aci.
•17600. It would delight your
heart to see thb t.r.ijwrty
John F. Byxbcc
Palo AMo ta-u a*m c CaL
Misc*u_-xxaors
DO YOU "KNOW
Ttai we Ml tM bast p*Ut aaad*
The SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT
Wi twora.it. tbat uta l-si.i. ok— asoavrly wtttL srgl *M <r*ek.
lla—t ** ,**!* -*T. a-d -in ,.,.n ...rt -nr-rt. work urtt—. ooar
Isstpej-ia* asosMMttt-**. I.-.. -licriB.* BSaS. laawn.MlStaMg
t-wrs WatM Lsod *asd t ril
Wt bwerky stsreav i- fvrMt ta- .slot ut Ut* 1-ai.t asta Uw cwM of
aeplylac It. Ht. —. IhIim. 11 at .ut r—d ma .twet it* tM
TUB nlll;twiK Wll.l.UMt Cu
J. F. PAWONSON COMPANY
Sole Agcna
PATTOSIEN CO.
Tht itvii:-• Furniture Cornpany On the CotTst
Is DOW rcprr*etiU*l,l,erB a ill. a tall tn.e of C*»Ft IS Btttl I LIhllLIf Hie
prttea are Ue aaax* as w* eat) in tnir Sat, Franclaou and ftattaM atorte, l'ou.-
tjrtitAiri *« liave aton*. Our prkes will alaey* ba rigtii aM loaer Uat-i any
C A Kl'LIS uf evwy kind and .,u*lit>. M well em LACE CURTAINS
t-.rlM.ci, WbBew Sksdei M*l Cnty Caracrt.
eeer • tJS-M-ag-ns-ri-aiilaQ -ill rwobve oar .pet isl sIMfla.
The Pattosien Co.'s Bed Couch
tm kaig. swosaaaw atxtrd sf n baBsr*. It m lb* stay ossttaa b the
i lawpwy aad itytM* .***_*. ****-* *r tb« aetctti «f *M-*iyb
every ate tnatn
m tt It b c'.ord lor Ot* Parlor or mitia* Ho -h, It _ _
twtutmontal piece of ttiralinre, u brt .: incbM loog aM :*j in eh a wid*. TM
upbobteniig can be bsd ta plain ur tancy tailored inpestry, tmrtlnroy
vetosr, m yoar taste
■ Bt we *ee lb* e-vttrl. Urrrwa BSSaV, dtaeloalng a otatpertBtaat ttaed at a
r-ceptacb lor tbe 1-rdtUag uted al iiiglit- Tl-t prtanas of opening rennirn
Tltlb eflort, owing to the aa*i*lnnc* of a i.teot oprtng devko.
I|{.
_ffr,
_si z
HI 2
111
HERE w* Bod tM eooeh elowd, wlU lb* -ir.-r . ii'icl up Thb
eoverine i* ttted m a cushion lor tite nrntl <■ . 1*1 t. tl- IxiUom btxag
HnUhetl in m.ure-, ticking, m b abo the to. i. S-toBtb Ibr caablen.
At Bight M b r-ver-ed. trorrnlBg a soft Mtr-top BMtUwa-t, *ft-*b Maps rod *S**I
i-ris**-, tbu. rrtakiiig a lax-noes and oramlcaieaoat bed. _____
IT IS A SXSHtroCl lor eoratort, btaaty sM teaveajeatw,-* Wrtave a
Urge \ a rtat y of coocMa of every deeenpttda. PsyM sod palrea vary.
PATTOSIEN CO. *J2d» *l*ng,*J£*i
SA-N FRANCISCO OAKLAND
7AaC. aaa i/aa.
The Beat, the Very Baat"
EARLE & CO.
GROCERS
Thay Sp*t>< •- Tham-lva.
All H.gh Qrarl* 0.
F. C. THIELE
Still, aa* Overt*.l»
no up
Coal, Wood
Hay, (xi-ain
Cameras-
Fine Tailoring
u
f. L Worrell
ISi L'niv.nlty Aaa
Palo Alia
Phona Rod BOI
-and-
-Kodaks
10 I'er Cent Dan—at
F, L. Crandall -^1.1-1.*-
0006
No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
twSb:
A White Australia.
IB Australia exclusion Is becoming s v»ry grave Imperial problem
and the Sydney Morning Herald declares:
90000 PARK NEWS.
(Cotres-pondence Tlmea-Gasette.)
Mra. Richard Olrrln wlll have i
LOCALBOWLERSWIN
FROM SANTA CLARA
IlKUfllVE MATCH 09 8EIUE8 ON
PALO AUTO ALLEYS LAST
"It might aa well be plainly and I****** °* ***** ******* *"*»** ** ****
definitely t^eretbod in England, guests tbe coming week, when a Jol-
once for all; that, at whatever coat, hy house party 1. to assemble lu bet
the commonwealth wlll determinedly Menlo Park home. The g-iests wlll
adhere to the white Meal. Asiatic ' be Miss Julia Langhorne. Mlsa Elan-! .
exclusion I. a llle-and-dcwtb matter v Cuahlng, Hb-t Alexandra Hamll-j EVKXINt.
for a small jrbiu- community withla t0n. Eyre Plackard. Jam** Jenkln.:
lumping-off dUiance of the teeming I aad n^-hard Glirln. Jr. " •/*
Orient. lo -declaring for a white! J|)(lge g,^ of |fcfl tupreme wn Hwnw Trwil Took KvMT Game an
Auetralla we ha-..- at atake a-eetern j ^ here rtnrtBf the week sot-kin* a
breed sud our l»-;honw for n,, »ummer. He imoat, ********** ******* "•■■• ■* M*i*E_n of
drUlsatlon.-
atitutlona.•■ ! Mkelr will rent the Ames residence;
Tbst t. tbe Issue Involved tn this at p*]r oaks. Judge Sloes Is one;
SO* Pfaw Over opi-.u.ms.
whole question of opposition to Orient al Immigration. It mesne the
protection of the white race against
of the ablest Judges on the supreme
.bench and ons of ibe youngest.
Morer will leave for tbe
ideals. The white race wlll not aur-
render what it has attained ln tbe
upward progreea of civilization without a struggle.—-Oakland Enquirer.
Tbe Palo Alto ho* ling team de-
©onjpetlllon with a race with lower Nordbelmer ^la** n0£t Mondar to feated the Santa Clara team at the
standards of life, social and moral wperTUe „,<„„ improvement, to be j local nlleys last cv nlug In a decle-
"" made there. The mine le now put- Ive manner, the vlaltora falling to
ting out over $100 per day and Its secure a single game of tbe five
stockholder, are feeling good over I'lared, and the total acore showing
tbe prospects. \* margin of 3(11 : 'ns In Palo Alto*.
There was s maa. meeting ln th. '****• This wa* the return match
asaembly hall of the adioolhonee, **"• ***• ***** <?*** ********* ***
lsst Tuesdsy evening for the par- ,** **** A,to ***° won ,ho Mrle'
pose of nominating two,trustees and! ******* * "**k **° *l 8*nU Cl*r*'
sn naaeeaor. The meeting was called!" wf" •«*"• ***** *°n*ml ********
to order by John MaeBaln. Senator ** ******* The informant* of the
Pelton waa the unanimous choice1 ****** **** ******* *** uniformly
fJor chairman. The two membera to!**00*- *** ****** ***** mbc™ *• «5
go ont are Feltun and MaeBaln and ****** '
they were renominated. Tbe election 1. to be held naxt month. J. B.
Kelly waa ths onlr nominee for **-
■easor. Mr. Carlton, who ba* been 1 Carwlle. 1«8.
the assessor for the paat four year*, I **|** }*f **f
did not care to be renominated for
the offlce and wlthdrea In favor of
•iuiiOiariag Fnr.lt.
Tbere te still an Inclination In certain quarters to limit the ase of sulphur in fruit drying and It msy be
that aome of the wise book chemists
who will be cboeen to pass upon the
gaatter will try to fix the amount,
which It wlll be a bard matter to do.
ae fruits In aotn*> sections of the
aame coanty will not ■ require ss
much .ulpbtir as In other sections
vVhst tbe experts realty should do
would be to find out how much tbe
middlemen treat the fruit after tt
falls Into their hsnda and where.
through holding to control tbe market, the fruit Is allowed to deteriorate or la neglected. Tbeee middlemen then Uke It upon themselves
to resulphur and soak aod treat as
they see 111 to make the fruit .salable. No one, aa a matter of fact,
abould be alios i-d lo touch the fruit
after it leave* ihe hands of the
■grower*.—Ventura Free Press.
lows:
Palo Alto—J. Veteran. 171. III.
134. let. Iff—7€«. Ut 1-3; J.
ltd. lit. lot, 178—
R. Olsen. Ut, l-tt,
141, Ut, 147—486, Ul; H. Mnhl-
kpa. 180, 301, lot. Ut, 186—138.
J. B. Kelly. It was urged to lay: **' s"8: c* Coslello. 141, 146. 171.
more pipes along the coanty road to "»• JM~ ***** *** *' ToUl- «0M*
Mr. Dura home. It waa the sense ***** Clara—Dr. Meoton. 141,
of the meeting to go .lowlr with! H** ■«- ***** »••-•". "0 1-K;
funds In making Improvements and l E Kndemon, lMi 11B> i j3< is7i im
tht — 664.M83 4-S; Oeorge Mase, 148,
133, 201, 14t. U6—-77B. UG 4-S;
putting
preaent.
aera
y
Smsll Bor (In lank of swimming
school, anxiously I—Oh. pa: I've
awallowad some water! Will they
mind?—Punch.
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THE SIN TAILOR
Ladlee* and gentlemen'* suits
made tp order. Cleaning,
pressing, repairing. Special
rates to regular customer*.
Flrat -class work gusranteed -
fi36 Emerson St., Palo Alto.
i LAS PALMAS GREENHOUSES
* *~^g&*l C
FLIWT A FLINT. Praps.
Flowers, Plants and decorative work
CORNER HAMILTON AVE. AXD HALE ST. PHONE MAIN ITS
*******************-****4*A**********
R. Roll. 161. Ut. 108. 100. 129—
638! 118: Oeorge Bono, 141. IKS,
137. It*. 176—101. 160 1-5. Total. 3738.
The highest average for the eerlea
waa obtained br H. Mahlkoa. Dr.
Menton secured the highest score
and Coslello second highest score.
The attendance was very large, all
.pact- aaalgncd for vlaltora being
crowded. •
Another View of Roowvrlt.
The recent visit of Joel Chandler!
Harris to dine with President Roo*e>
velt attracted so much new.paper
comment that tbe account of tbe trip'
aa told by "Ur. Billy Bandera" ln
Uncle Remus" Magaslne for February Is of .particular Interest. "Mr.
Billy Sanders, the Sage of Shady
Dale, .give, his views of Hr. Roose-
relfs personality la the moot unqualified manner.
"Well. 1 come away from the
White ilousfte m--.ht'l* holp up," hej
aa>|. "feelin' Unit Teddy la thej
!»r-.■,!.■;* i of the whole country, an*!
not of a party, an' thst he ougbterj
make upyht* mind far to ran ag'ln.j
He atat been elected but once, an''
ever' prealdent Is entitled for to go.
belore the people twice. That's my'
Ide*. an' w t* it In my head. I went
Umd aa of I'd been on my own
shock tnattrees I felt Jest like 1
had .been on a visit to some friend
that 1 hadn't trod In year., an' I
wont, to bed an' dreamed that the
men In Wall atreet had promlaed to
be raaaonably honest alter the fust
Of JI na wary.
"You wanter shake hanks wi' the
Prealdent cf you ever gtt half a
chance. It'll do your whole system
good: you won't need any medicine
for a conslderbul spell. He's clean
from head to foot an' right through
bla gtxxard; he'a healthy, an' sane.
an' sound an' honeet, an' what more
could you ax a human beln' to bf?
Talk wi* him an' then talk wl' other
people, an' you'll find ll»at th* other
people wilt leave a taste In your
mouth like green peratmmona. It's
Jaat like 1 tell you
"I bear that Teddy haa axed Tom
Wataon up to see him, aa* I'
mlghtr sorry Ve wa'n't all thar together; ef w* had 'a' beea yon oould
'a' retched out your banda
tetehed the only three gennrwlne
Democrat. In North America, all
warranted to In- free from aaddle-
■ore* an' thing* like that."
fro:
TONAL
ATTOaKSYS.
S. W.CHARLES
FREDERIC* SCHNEIDER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAV
Simula* RsjiMing P»lo Alto, CL
, . Pbooe Msin *6
N. B. NELSON
Attomey-at-Law
Notary Public
Psriunsosn Block, Room 8
Tomn.v—Pols, whst Is tbe differ-
eoce between fame sod notorlef/T
Tot-mrs Pop— Notoriety lol
I longer, ms *n.—Polled.Ipbls Record. ^
* Rodger*. Smith & Thomas'
ATTORNEYfWLT-LAW
Notary publlo la olTlce.
Pbons ll.J 101. Hsdlson-
Tbolu block, Palo Alto, Oal.
........................
MEDICAL
Dr.A.J.VEXAIN
PhyiicUn and Surgeon
Lair ol San Fts-tiHtsro: Ivmrs, i lo l and
jtafp. m Mtt«r ji.I tr*k4*am, Haralluxi
Areaur am) K>noo -i"-rt, Piki Afo.Cal.
Teiephon. Main 147
oaTtOSATMIC eHTtlCIAN
OR H.C. PHELPS
Gt---jU A MTkssBsttkO-i -si QsHMpattM.
Klrk*llt«. M«.
EsssiiaaikeM Ins- Tfr*u usi -fiira pa-
ilsctit* it hixne It Oswlf-tl l.*Jy sttendaal
•t theI'-Sor \t .]> haatv ilomti. m. is
«[.. m i-'-rmwrttr Aw. Pboss Mala7*.
Pato Alt* Optical Parton
mUsatrmttT Avs.
9t*m Una tot
Ern .MsTsstest* by OM
, Utsl -p-todaw a*0*
* ft* *GU*m**txwr**wtf <
AlMd. -MMMlk* ***
**r*d. Broken Xnm
tsfilWd J. MAY OPTOai*TWI*T.
EDUGATlOHAIi.
DENTISTS.
Geo. BU!
taley
Uttk
DENTIST
Ofllce, Madlaoa-Thoim Building
Palo Aho, Cal.
A. A. MACINTVRC #
D. D. a.. U D. s.
<'.r-.1uilr IWntsI DnatlMOL U-dsSsfSskT
of f-tnn.f1r.nU, HiluKlph-s.. *** Ce*4a.
M School ol r«_*sthMlc tlintMry, AtUnU.
0*. HaikrlircNUiradwal^CbkScoSchool
ol Onlv-|,i.iti*, «lc. (natfSi rvMnabla.
'Wits, Lad-rsnl talUls*.
Xour*. * fa a is. ta *.]p p. m.
***********99**9********
Or. C. S. McCowen
DENTIST
n'iiIomI lunh Bsildisic ******9JA*
♦ »»♦♦»»»* SS 9 9 9*-** *******
HOHERIAN HALL
Hoilt School For Boys
r***M '" "- ***"
UnCKJLAlfSOOI.
COWARD WECK
REAL EBTATC AND LOANS
Fire, Accident, Plate Glaa* aad
Bur;larr Insurance written in tb*
baat companlea and loaaaa promptly
adjuated and paid in my office.
jHlcbStM Kla Alls. CaL
A. O. IlI-OHOHEN
Painter aad Deeosrator.
All klnda of patnUm, tlatlnf and
[japerlng on ahort notloe. Plrat-
claaa work cnaranteed. Interior Ba*
lsh and paper banging a specialty.
C27 Homer arenue, Palo Alto.
Phoae Joba **t*
"I want to get aome salad." aald
Mre. Toungwtfe. "Tee'm." aald the
dealer. "How many headaf" "Oh
gracious! I thought you took the
heada off. I Juat want plain thicken
salsd "— Philadelphia Preaa,
■■[114 prohibition work lo your
town:" •'To ascertain eitent." *n-
awered the Irre-iponalbl* character.
"What do yon mean?" "Them aa
got drinks waa prohibited from Bar-
In' anything about It." —Washington
Star.
Harry C Reynolds
DENTJST
Nevada Bunding Palo Alt-,
Hour* 9 to ra and 1:30 to 5
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN MCOL, Proprietor
All kind, of Bakery Goods,
Cakes and Pastries for entertainments, .parties and wed-
Hag* a •peci.lt>'. Onlr Um
bsest materials need.
115 Inlrcfslty kit. Palo Alio
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Stanford Park
Fronting on the Stanford University Grounds
Ins,pect the tract during the rainy v/eather and note the .perfect
drainage.
1000 selected shade trees to be planted next week by a local
landscape gardener.
The contract for laying the sewer mains will also be signed next
week.
No lots less than 60 ft. front. Average depth over 150 ft.
NOTICE THE QUALITY OF THE SOIL
Ideally Situated A High Class Residence Park
Write for booklet
Hoag & Lansdale
243 Bush Street SAN FRANCISCO
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