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On generalized composite fractional q-derivative
No full textIn the present paper, we define a generalized composite fractional q-derivative D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q and obtain some results for it. These results are image of power function under D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q, composition of Riemann-Liouville type fractional q-integral I^\alpha_q with D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q and q-Laplace transform of D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q. We also obtain solution of a q-difference equation with derivative as D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q and discuss some special cases. A q-difference equation of D^{\alpha,\beta,\nu}_q is solved using q-Laplace transform and its inverse.</p
Generalization of Taylor’s formula and differential transform method for composite fractional q-derivative
No full textCosmic ray exposure ages of iron meteorites using ³⁹K-⁴⁰K-⁴¹K dating
No full textThis research involves the determination of the cosmic ray exposure ages of iron meteorites using ³⁹K-⁴⁰K-⁴¹K dating. Potassium was separated from nickel using ~ 4 mL of Chelex-100 resin and 15 mL of ammonium acetate (a mixture of equal volumes of 2 M acetic acid and 3 M aqueous ammonia) as eluent. Nickel was retained as a complex and potassium elutes out. The method is effective because of a low value for the blanks (~ 50 ng of potassium) that could be achieved. The concentration of the separated K, measured using Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (GFAAS), inductively coupled mass spectrometry (ICPMS) and isotope dilution mass spectrometry (IDMS) and will be used for the calculation of ³⁹K-⁴⁰K-⁴¹K exposure ages of iron meteorites. Potassium was successfully separated from multiple samples of 8 iron meteorites. The calculated CRE age (378 Ma) agrees for the meteorite Brownfield (355 Ma, Voshage and Feldmann, 1979) with the literature value. The literature value (645 Ma, Voshage and Feldmann, 1979) is ~3 times the value calculated (190 Ma, this work) for Picacho. Further studies are suggested and may be the awaited results from Harvard for some 8 samples will give us more information. A portion of the research is also focused on the measurement of activities of the cosmogenic nuclides ²⁶Al, ¹⁰Be, ³⁶Cl and ⁶⁰Fe. The ¹⁰Be(dpm/kg) and ³⁶Cl(dpm/kg) activities obtained were combined with available data from literature (Ammon et al., 2009) and the ⁴⁰K(dpm/kg) activities were predicted. The predicted K[subscript cos] (Total) concentrations were ~40 % higher for Brownfield and ~100 % higher for Picacho as compared with the experimentally determined values. To validate these results further work is suggested for the separation of potassium isotopes from irons and measuring the cosmogenic content. Newly measured ⁶⁰Fe activities of the meteorites Brownfield, Charlotte, Grant, NWA468, Picacho, Signal Mountain and Tlacotepec were reported and the ⁶⁰Fe(dpm/[kgNi] activities are in the range 0.3 – 1.5(dpm/[kgNi]). The ⁴⁰Ar-³⁹Ar apparent age, isochron, and cosmic ray exposure ages of 3 martian meteorites (ALHA 77005, Shergotty, Y000749) and a eucrite (Pasamonte) were also reported.Ph. D.Includes bibliographical referencesIncludes vitaby Nirmala Shanka
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MATERIAL LACKING
FOR BIG BRIDGE
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IN KAHTKHN FAt'TOIUKN
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t.t...t Enterprise Will IU* Completed In C«rl> Kummt-r.
Ths Dumbartou bridge, which the
Southern I'aclflc la throwing across
the lower arm of the bay nl Dumbarton point, snd o%er wblch all the
transcontinental freight will be run
Into tbe yards In Han Francisco, Is
suffering s serious setbsck on account of s Isck of material
While wsltlng for the long-de-
Isyed permlaslou from the war do-
partment to build tho bridge, the
engineers of the Houthern 1'sclflr In
charge ot tho construction busied
themselves In collecting sll the material possbte at Dumbarton point,
and were ready to go ahead with tbe
work aa soon as the necessary permission arrived.
To build the two great draws, snd
the steel spans, to say nothing of
the hundreds ot feet ot trestle lead*
Ing up to thn bridge, will take sn
Immense smount of msterlsl. Tbe
structural steel waa ordersd from
the east some time ago, from plans
■nd drawings which were sent ou
there ss soon ss the prospects for
the bridge began to look favorable.
The steel compsnloa In the east
hsve been so rushed with work tbat
they hero found It Impossible to fulfil I sll the orders, snd ham notified
the engineers of tbe Houthern Pacific
thst tbe structural steel necessary
for the construction of ths great
spans will not bs forthcoming for
some time yet.
In tha meantime tho Southern l*s-
clllc bas s lsrge force of msn st
work driving piles and making the
long lines of trestle that will lead
up to tha bridge proper. As soon
as tho msterlsl srrlves everything
will bs In readiness to go shesd with
tbe work. It Is computed that Ihs
bridge ought to ho nearly completed
by ths late -tprtnn-
The Southern t'scltlc Is preparing
the gTeat freight ysrds that will ba
laid out nt Vtsltscion bay. At that
"Mm all the freight wilt be ullted,;
snd the cars switched off so ss to:
a*old itny confusion In the vards ofj
the -It)
Ths building of the Diiml>iii'"ii
tnttfa will mske Ssn frsnclsco!
prat tic.itl) the ssme ss a mainland ]
freight depot, an the -merchants!
sre eothuslkstlr over the Ides.' Thej
ferrying of strings ot frolght cars
which now has to be done fiom Oakland will be done away with, and
the long freight trains from the
over both the Ogden and Shasta
routes will run scr-stfTXthe
bridge into the ysrds st Visits
bsy to be switched.on .tbe V-uj tu.: -
sbnnt the new wholesale district.
It is expected thst the Incrcaxed
fscllltles for hsndliug freight aro<iud
tbe southern end of the bsy will
provo a t.ie.it Incentive for lhe many
Isrge fsctotPs to move in thst -direction, and establish a new center.
The WViht i Faettt b... I. ..•*.! i.
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Islals cree-. twin, and (his Is In the
same .-'ii.-- ii vicinity, -ind will put
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lion, ss the Santa Fe will be installed In China basin by die lime
the Dumbarton bridge Is an accomplished fact.
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Ing curvature snd effectlsg the osseous tissues generally. Mr V'arlan .
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title or that hold* such possibility of I
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the Zone
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»e*i *he>»- will repnv nny v(«|ior to
i the exposition's Jov tone Such af.
arra> of t-elent ha* «eldom tn-c» i>f-
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Tun.I anvthlng along the Zone In
point of numbers and varletv of program \ *ltght idea .>f the enor-
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lered when li is explained that more
| than t*o hundred anel fifty perfor-
i mer* take pari In the vht.a offering ;* program thai includes riuei
riding b*. reswhov*. coaglrl*. Indian*. |-DlMd Stales cavalry and
Mexican hoivnun
Aside fnun the big star feature
■to emigrant train ri*iiruui,g Um plaint
III "ho early day* nnd a realistic
holdup b) the Indian* there are
offered In one program lasting over
an hour nml a half in length, trick
and fancy riding roping steer*. Indian wardances and pastime*, chasing buffalo riding out la« horses,
foul drill by United Btalea eaeplry.
l>ait l)|t and hi* famous tmined
mule high school horses, ami the
holdup of the overland mail
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jgagemeril nf (.|UOe|lpe t'rcalnre and
] hla fa nie.ti a siim-eri band for iwei
weeks, beginning April -.'-till, adding
ImpOFtSfl111 lo th.- alrend*. slrlkllif
lift of musical at ir action*1 at San
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iiii-illale |W)p ll I* r 11*1 art rial vesta jgn
m ihr eaal and Since Unit time ha*
added lo hi* r.-i.(Until.ti at a Initial
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Merchants; Are
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
to Speak in San
Francisco
Famous Author and Lecturer to
Deliver Address Under Auspices of Suffrage Union
n,ai-lo11*> Perkins Ullman. author
and .cct.us*- w in -iK*sk hut once In
\mtln-iii I'allfornll during her west
in trip In Snn Francl-cet. under
.i*iii.i*. ot the r-uDgresalooal t'nii-n
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lira Hiinaan i* one uf the moat
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nun-nil ..f the roagreaatobal I'olon.
ml nu .itiihor its t»n the feminist
lovemenl In Its larger a*p«**-(* She
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rf -in-iiil pri.gn-*. nnd inform Mince
1 mfO when hi-i faillOUH eeoliillnnar*.
mem Similar <*a*e* attracted
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a on -i repulnlltm as le.tu.e-f and
mag a tne a rlior
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F.i onomh *-." inier tn ih» name icm.
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lillil eti'lege*. ami ha* heeu tsaoa-
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rind in Ilodapesl in 181 :t «tie was
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r>n a program eoibenetng ibe name*
n' ihe famooi w*imen of ibe aorl.i
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A study of the language of selected 15th and 16th century aljamiado manuscripts.
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of datable aljamiado manuscripts, taken as nearly as possible
at twenty year intervals from 1429 to 1597, with the purpose of
ascertaining to what extent Morisco writings in Arabic character
shed any light on contemporary Spanish pronunciation and whether
any chronology of sound-change in Castilian can be recorded from
the collated evidence. The chief features examined are initial
F-, the sibilants, the plosive and fricative value of d and the
possibility of early instances of yeïsmo. On the whole it has been
found that the Moriscos were not innovators and the language of
even late sixteenth-century manuscripts still shows forms current
at the beginning of the century. The thesis includes transcriptions
of extracts from MSS. B.N.5319, J.1, B.N.5073/6/7/12, B.N. 4908/1,
B.N. 5364, T.13, T.16, B.N.5223 and J.30. There is also a Glossar
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»Mt*L*wed*l |>" I u-i nn'-. (Me
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Palo Alto Events' Calendar
Monday. 14th
Moving i.i( ture shows, three thea-
lers. ":30 and 9 p. tn., to, loc, 20c.
l-eeture by Professor Clay of Yale
on recent archaeologies! discoveries
In Babytonls. Stanford Chape). 3
li in., free.
Tura*-lay. 1Mb
lard ftarty and refresh meal*.
given by Native Daughters, Mason.c
Temple. S p, m.. 2'. cents.
"Wei" speech by John V Irl-h of
Oakland snd Mrs Vernllle Dewltt
Daily Palo Alto Times
CLAflaiPIED
Telephone Directory
In this column not only your phone number but also your place
of business is brought to tha attention of over 3500 readers every
day. Phone your order or drop a line and our directory drpaxtraent
solicitor will call upon yon at once. Our phone number la 115.
WANTED.
Wanted —Professional dressmaking and chtldren'a tewing. &f>
Addison svenoe, S-M-lm*
PROrCSSTOWAl
ATTORNEY*
Wanted — Worn ay tha day
waablng, cleaning. Ironing, aawlag.
cooking. Mm A Ilod-ln. phone ->32K.
«-i-**n
Warr of San Fran<-
p. in., free
free
FwHBUI opening g'ri-'
Railing ton Booth home.
Judge llurask] of Han
tatartalnment -.nil matefc
Armory.
iall, Maude
address by
Kranrlrsa-o.
\i IA \ i.n i: A ACCTRKNT
INS! ram K. G. R. Slocum.
Alius, at-l-yttno. Ph. -44 * 000.
U M K-.MII ll. STOVE CON-
or* ting, general . repairing.
;: i» High Street. Pbotsa 6S2K.
Wanted—At Times offlre. clean,
soft rags. No starch or hard-
surfaced rags can be used. Four
cents a pound paid. *>2-tf
EGERTON D. LAKIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PIBLIC
lUniona RnlKl.HK. Palo Alio.
Offlre phone Palo Alto o**S3.
Hem. phone Pnlo Alto I97K
SCHOOLS.
U inM<.KM I Rl.l-VIRINt.
rnJveeslly Karaite, "• 12 ll.gli
*treet. Phone 2H.
OltOCERIES, STATIONERY.
NOTIONS. II. R. SpanJdlnsj,
grsuinuir school block. Ph. Ml
RIC. f'M..S, SPORTING G'llS
T>|*ewrrtlc-rs. I... k-nnili. F. II.
Smith. IIO Orrle. I'ltone .*l(th
iu'Vsim; fiiKins
Picture framing. Tin* Nippon,
274 I nl versify ave. Ph. 4J-3X.
I i;'ti> -*'■'■
ol Women, pi . '-'■ "
Sword nnd. iSai.d 1 • »*•
• p n.
BLACKSMITH
F. J. Conuiierfori], .*..(*_■ llryaut
streei. Phone *t*JOY.
11 r.*-4 . DAIRY
PI ItK Mill. \\H CREAM
11. MAROCX. PHONE OMX.
Wanted —Laoodry to take home,
band-Ironed table linen, embroidered
dollies, etc.. a specialty. Will go oul
by day or hour. Mrs. Talt. Ph. 543L
s-s-ti
Wanted—Boy or young man to
learn electrical and macblnesbo;>
trade Good references required!
Reed Company. Mayfield. *»-4-**w
Wanted—Position by Jap:* »■■«<•
couple in tdtj or country, msn i«
good cook: woman wait on table
.and do gener.il housework Rest ref.
Wages reasona'>> Mlsokt. *• Ramona *tre*M . . .. F-l*>-*>t*
MRS. P. O. HUNDLEY
Teacher of Piano.
4.JV4 Forest Ave- Phone SewY
The Kimber School oi Music
Prf*ste (km inttriKtioe Lb Issw
s-atauos, d-cia-ion. ear wuilt and sta-fcl
Coot-cs Mt pass*., iMrsssny and tsaj
Sr-a-cisl cosrK-1 cot*.**! Ibe gror-sd m*aired
l^r cnilr-t' rfitfar. I'alo AJto.
thst way a
bout Kneli-1. 1
nllitar-.
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to the
l*ondon i-..i
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mark'-d an 1
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hare thooi
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drank "
CARPET CLEANING
1 ■■■■■-■\ ri--. ,< air or ssvrunnr.
Ofbaota, m; I.yttim. Ph. i.:o\ .
Stanford-California Debate
Thai California ■boltafa tl." rtata-
wide Initiatii-- «nd refe •
the prow.-ltioti lo if debated
semester b) tt.r.-.- speal si rrotn
SUnford pitted" again*l a Rnrkek-y
annus! miereollegiate
debate.
KODAKS AND si l-n.lis
Itaubinsoa A Crsndsll. 124
I mu-r-ilj airline. Plume 82*1
CARPET CLEANING
p-tlu Alto Carpet Cleaaing
Work*. 101 IHrIi St. Ph. JM41U
I.MUK.S* AND GENTLEMEN'S
TAII-ORS. San Tailor. \. Alha-
rn. I". Ilryant Bt, Phone 3***--.
The oiTinii: ■ eptembei
12th of Qertnaa) laent. ih-.i -»;tr
list of casualties In her grnllas
show* a total ,.f all damage to sol*
diets t" thai ■- ■ <-ii dead.
srouatted. 1.21-'
sllghiiy souiHl.-.i Tin- ratio ot
killed I-, wounded 1* general}* one
t.. five, '"it srllh Germ-tnj the ,.er-1
■ actagi .....<■ 1 h '""ti BPtaalngli
IiIkIi and *'■">■ I ■• • •""■ 10 two
m-*aning 1i1.1t thi hate go!
Deiilli Tim** ot M.illaii.)
Seeretnri of Stale Wllllmn .1.11
Blags Dt-yaa, speakUw Satarday ai
Ihe "Stiu -Spatigled Uiinini ' i.-t-
bratlon i»t Baltimore, n clt) largei
than Sun FraoelsTo. deelaretl that
the present wet in Europe ts th"
death tin...-* -.( mlHtsot-i In the
world.
"Wire Tlt'rt) l-eon*"
"Kale nil 1* ne » ■ thlrti l-ean-
*■- the *l»tiK' I'nt BC-nok t.-i.-Ki;ii>'i
diHtiat'ii seal bj ,ti American hlgb
school teaelier U.. -. .*tlng In II
an Anieriran e-ollege professor friend
of his delayed German] ' The
German censor ."i u. referred lo
i.i to-rinaii-English dictionary, il'-
eidad It was some rode mei*age baring to do with Kiel sad bombs end
had the Ameriean profeseor aereeiet)
S« .. spy
P,x|.'ntii. 1 'liri-tinn Si lent e
Before n .(...! said i" hove
1-, ked Dreamland Rink In s. .-
Franri-... Sundai t,. its seatlag ea
I,-, iu , ; ■ mill "".. i'.--,- ■ '-*. ■
Haiti R M Cra-'kett noihor /.-'I i;.i
ti...'.-! ].-. 1 - ... tht* Mothei
Church, of tli. . i.-itti 1
In I'l-stiiTi. (H.l.- 1 |ual what ' i
linn Sc:." •■ Ii Ml . lutt nre ti--
alms ;itni . ii-
Second Bigger* Church
■ e Ihe Memorial Cburcb ai
• id li;.- -catitiit r^piiit-- foi
ners tha »-«- M-" ■»•'*■
placed .» ii.- galler, th. Fh»rclt a.
,1 >35 pcrvrtM it .- aid thai
I .n-.n'l p- -ale srere crtnruetS a
i„- chnecli ..t ths tU-.Ii tlwn cei
noiitr* .InritiK tin- formal r»i*rninii
DYKING AM» CLEANING
t W. R. Knight. -110 1 n.-rr.il,
f a»—0. Phone 170.
PAU» ALTO LAt NDRY
Flrst-clas* wfsrk. ITompt collection and delivery. l*t*one flU
EI.Kl'lltlCAL WORKS
Alfrerl K. Werry. fl-ia lligli Sf.
Phone Pnlo Alio 701.
PLCMMI.NG CONTRAtTOR
R. S. JEWKLL
4HI Mil, street. Ph-.ne SAI
Wanted —General housework and
kit*hen work by Jspanese soman
Phone I27L I-l 1 It"
DICY A. BAUOH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
HAIRDRESSING.
Wasted- To hnj I
modern bungalow prel
direct slth owner Glv
and term* Reply s H.
Shampooinj*;
irurtag and llatr Work.
-14-4t*
Ma
Combings Made I p.
MISS E. CHRISTOFFERSON
Yinlng llldg.. .'J'', t'u M-T.-i) Ave.
PHONE All.
KLECTRlf At. WORK
Rurkhart ElerUii Work*, .-_*-.
Ehh-t**oo street. Pttonr IM.
PCRKBT
MR
DRINKS
All (lav
nrs.
Palo
Alto
aVatla
Work*.
Slfl
ii.gh.
Ph.
•W:|
IT RMTI RE. I.INOLEt MS.
CPHOI-KTERING. P. A. Furniture Co.. *aBB I'nlv. av. Ph. lA,
■iTANRARR Pl.l.MRING AND
MI*TAL WORKS. 107 Ha.nil.
Ion avenue. Phone MX.
Si. Mathews Alurr.ni
. ,vt,T..ti.,ii at Salni Mall »*a Sell -ol
.-.. in. l'irlit In I lie trtllTii there St
thai time ""I graduate* "i the i- iig-
I'.t.ii.l.-lu-tl ncatlemy. William C
K^l ton. on.- ot thr recent Repabli
.an candidate* f-n i-.>icrn'.r ol CaH
FOR KENT.
j Wanted -Position by eipenen-e-t
lehatiffesr. Call handle any make of
• ;ir KtU sss Bog N Times olfire.
•-14-et-
A lad; wtahaa to do rending bv
tlie hour Terms easv Referei
Address Boa M Tttnes onVe
MerA*
FOR SALE.
Dig Bargain Specially welt-buttt
roodero hardflnlshed hotme
Shampooing
SCAIJ- .4X1, KAUAI. TRSATMBTI
Hair Good, Made to Order.
MRS. C. MALCOLM WADE
Rooa* I. ..U<11m.u.TInHI. tll.K-k.
Phone 23sX
CHIROPRACTIC.
If You Fell Out
of an Airship
. in
il .
Mter the MO
author, En
r -si... a.l
tin- list ol member* cm
well Imown names io lh
.1.1111
Biggest Fresh-ran
Stanford's freabuuu ■
Cli
1i1.1i have entered ihe ■
total <- Iliiirnt ..t lira)
brtnif fSt Staoford
anfortl iboui
if^SSm. ^j£d-£***&
Furnished house of K rooms snd. for Mlf, pri(Jf, 2>40,i, Enoitlre 160
bath, garage, rea-ottsble to respon-|w«btrtar street. 8-24-6m
s:ble party Apply 70| Webster, or, , _
address It4 l.srkln st .San Franclaro' For Sale- Modern 4-room bunga-
8-14-ini* , lo* with sleeping porch, inquire
. —' tLt^l We Inter street. S-ii-Im'
For Rent- R...u,i* a mo room and)
board Ml w.Mt-rle* otreet. For Ssle—Old pspers at lo cent*
■i-S-iin |g bundle (loO*. Inquire Times of-
J. THORNLEY D.C.
If >ou are sick, why not try
Chiropractic < spinal I adjustments snd get well. No drugs
or surgery. Free consultation.
I'»,. ra-at, ll-H.I IS? CrCl*
T tlri.lH.-M OJ S
- [ flee.
1 third
San Mateo Movie Plant
11 M.t... •* .'...nt t-* .
cd :■
. be enei
. made i - ii San
-grottiatr* u.4 insldi
ij.lt- m th. !- ■ ga
[*■-■.. \* al has
Ml .it.).. .1 .iittT
iionai Church m Bark*
qeeet, t.> t«- dlstrthat
hind tin- ilaeatitj .Hid llilere.t ot
ihe pro-utgandlats ol peace who at**
doing -'> tuinti public talking and
writing :* Hi. lore ,.f the HO.OfVt.
N..t.;.. ■..■,...- :■■ 'wt tor the **•«
Routing Visitors North
been „-t • . Octobet at. and -7
Portland to iA.. action t..-*.ir.| I1.1
im- the Paramo Expedition risiti
routed om Washiogu
Ot-egot*. 1 t Montat
Death of Anna Slopei
Anna M Btoper, i\ forme res".
d.-ut of Pal-, Alto, d ed ii Baal ■
ei ti.- sitiitd.ii. si-iit.'inii.T t; Th*
nterment «m t»* private
Fraternal Aid Ihltiatiooa
Members ol Fraternal Ud will he
in Friiterinii ll.-il- tin i-miUii: for;
iniitation careoioales Ths coetaal
lhat has been ..n al! sommei trill be
1 oinpieied * iiii the lasl roaeUnfi
thiH month.
LTotlM prolishly feet sorry before y«i
r-es.-tied Ihe ground. R11I you*d bsre
init- ■■:.■ -1 ■;,-.:. .1 icnow you wrrs
not c»lng t so ordinary end
Cheer Up!
Tumble lu this Instead. Re orlgtnn
hi your t.ii*lor«-i printing Tlie bettei
kind ' - ■■ ■ cost any niort*. Wa fur
. nlab Idee* Ss asll sa eir-cute youi
work -■.,-'"- and right up to the tnla
ots.
Fall For Us!
Alia flail, on tbej.
of lbs Slmkins building.' Fur Sale -Alfalfa and barley ha?.
for small meetings at a. Week* poultn mnctl. Phone :'*
rental ol ?l '>0 per nieeltng. En- S-l'-if
quira Times ofBce. j . ^ g.j^j,!, tm Loxo motor-
For Kent —ForatshecJ housekeep *J*to. pr*irti new; lights, speed-'
Ing room-*, modern; ressonable. |«.j«Wt*er, tandem. fS50 new, dowj
quire it' Kipling street. «-2-tf |WW. 811 MMdletleld Phon- BS&3i
Typewriting
MRS. ARMSTRONG
BIB liryant SI. Phone WaS>l
FOUND
Conveniently furnished rooms for
housekeeping: also- mingle rooms.
4.".4 llamltlon avemie Phone 488K.
e-i-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
KIMIEKGAHTEN- -UIsS Efetyo
___^ I Bassett. 3tt Channlng avenue
For H.-ur Pronl room. fir*t Phone :*I.
iiiM.r. wiih hath adjoining; separate
outside entrance ESQ Bmerson *t
12-61*
S-13-lm
Fot Krnt -I :ll(Tll..lcI
room* anil single rqom
oegar, 318 Lytton avenu<
Phone ;*32K— rrenrh Home
l.nundry Strict!)' nand work. 141
JJ*^]_ .High street. Pslo Alto. C-3-3m
iCateening
MIHII Hi*'
Found Reliable anO erst-class
battery re.-hsrg;t.ii st Red's on the
state highway, Mayfleld. 12-17-lm t
EXCHANGES.
Por Kxehgftge '■•• ot II a.-ree In
-pidly de\eloplng district to Made-
■ count) for hoim* in Pato Alto.
log -ti Times ones 9-I3-6I*'
Mrs. Win*
.) ItVOt*
For Kent oet 1. furnlsNed house
if 7 rootU nnd basement. OZft V.tti-
crHllv avenue, corner llyron street
S-J7-lra-
HANDBILLS?
For Rent N.Hle- furnished Hal
at Alt" aiil.. >•:' Emerson st. Apply J. J Morris, or ."-ti:! Addison
as*., phone 7*i.\. 9*2;tr
For Rent Downstairs apartment.
I.iiillc* or quiet couple preferred
:i4** Homer avenue. "*-l-tf
We Print Them I
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irsaten of Kb
ova
K a mon a Hal
seer.
-tary. 1«* Hi
K
■atsn.nl AM
and
4th Mnndavw,
Mr*
K C Shr-niaii."
LODGES
idea meet Wed.
W W. Boyd.
»tt •■ as avenue.
sioc'n meets 3d
Frs'eroRy Hall.
r..42~ Webstar st
Aid Society's Car Hour
lh.- tiii-ti i- ol lha UadJas Aid
JSoclat) of the Uethodlai chut-, h
who ate lo meet a' the ho: •
Mr* C. A
lake the 2
Southern Pi
! ■
to which
stan*. n.ii
mc 1!"- ehiel* o( theI |»eoh i* aboui 150 mtlea north of
Mount Robson, where ihe C inadiat*
j lop^arsphic **trve> end* Mi-- jolte
Woman Discovers Mountain rvp-.i* fortually t.- r.-|M,rt hrr rind to
K monntain peatt 11,000 feel in I ■«* »•*«»«' Geographic Societ; aod
height and alleged never to tare wvt-te Canadian s^rcrnmem.
been charted before i* i*etr»trivd a-
havint- been discovered this summer :
by Mi*- Mary I. Job*, a teacher of' OUR WANT ADS. GET
blsiory .-.t Hunter's Colleae .» Kew RESULTS FOR YOU.
York city, during her *ix week*' ex- —■
ploration in British Columbia The'
SEE US
For Bargains in
DRIED FRUIT
E. W. COOKE
270 University Ave. Phone350K
HOME MADE CAKES:-
We t<eu to .nm. • nn' r to Ihe trade ih.it a mm cement* hare hern
made with Mr*. Spencer, who" ha* purr hased ">lr-.. Klmnra'*
,,,1,1- nnd p-i-n> i.ii-iii.--. to *up|dy u* olth her delicious
home-made >«ke-i. A good .1----1i.11.-11t will lie* on hand Thurw-
■ !..> .iiii-tin-'it. Auf*u*t ***Otli. am) tin-i.Mfi.-r will lie ahlr |o
*iippl) )i.ur wants. Special orders will rvrnvr ur careful
attent("n.
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
Masonic Temple Bldg;.
Phones 837 and 83
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TIMES, fata X*m. Cal. X-*-*-i Urmi -Jwut
hk Alta jt Stmft'ted •*t*m**i* omjmittro \a IW
**mcU ealfa4*--i. THE TIMES m tw r*-»po^
at*** fee ttM opinunw •( i»-n-*M»*l.ata. Ar-
•gaSes *■-*•* Im *n-t«-J Ipr tS* trwt mm af IS*
writer, oet I*m* r**-'**s*«-*a. mat am a asasailss
at a***** imam. X-alH-w et a its at I— er
H. W.
SIMKIN
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rniTOKS
aUTPRPAY.
JAM
ARY
:■■".
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PERS9NAL MENTION
Assemblyman Milton Srhmltt of
Ssn Francisco, who Introduced the
proposed law to put college fraternities and sororities out of commission, had to have his bill referred
first to the committee on unlversl-
sltles, and. If It ever gets out of lhat
committee alive. It will be taken up
in the assembly -nm* time In March.
On the aaeetnblj committee on unl-
-veraltles nre only about seven men.
and three of ihem are college fraternity men. *»
* * *
Mrs. Clyde Hllllard of New York
city and Sun Finnctsco. accompanied
toy ber little* boy tt -.l-ftinc oe>er the
■weekend with Mr*. Hire M Holder
at Ml Emerson --treet.
* • ■
Mrs. Mary A, ». Rlee, who bit-
been v'sHintr hei daughter. Mrs. At-
(Tred Edwrniln. .it 707 Melville avenue durlnc the i.i-i fortnight, rc-
tur
ed
I':
ilu*.
!i i*e Tgeereveae vis
A theatrical manager aaked aa author actor down to a watering neon
i aa bis guest from Saturday to Moo-
day. Tbe actor accepted with alacrity
! and went down witb tbe full intention
i of boiTowln-t gcoo from tbe manager
. before he returned to London. Tbe
time paaaed very quickly, however.
and tbe would be borrower kept potting oft the evil momeut, hoping fur
a more favorable opportunity to prefei
bla request. When Bunds/ nlgbt eaioc
bo decided to leave It till tbey were
returning to town together. Thej
aeemed to be getting on so nicely thnt
be did not wish to spoil IL
What was bla horror and const ema-
ti.hi when next morujng, lu answer to
hla Inquiry for hi* boat; the tsaltei
Mid:
"He left sir, by tbe early train foi
town and aakl I waa to give you tbls
note."
Tbe letter ran aa followa:
"Dear Old Chap-Dad to leave early
Kindly pay tbe bill and Jet me know
wbat I owe you wbeu we meet lu
town.—Tours. L.***-Loudon Mall.
Couldn't Paca Failure
In 1783 James Price, a distinguished
amateur cbcinlst and fellow or tbe i
Uriti.iii rtoyel aoclety. announced tint
!.- bad succeeded lu Inventing a melt. '
wd of cuiivenlng mercury and other ta
fi-.-i'.i meUla Into gold and silver. He
c&Ddurtcd a aeries of ezperimt-nts In
ifi.' presence of a uuml-er of men or ;
rank and science wblcb were apparent*
U inn if ill Homo of the gold Ibus I
produced waa presented to tb«- king.
aad tbe University uf Ox lord, bearing
of ttlb. Iiiuni-i!i.i[i-i> conferred on Price j
tbo honorary degree of M. D. But a <
fierce eoiitroveray arose, and be was ,
■' , !■■■■■' '1 to prove tbe tnilb of bin !
discovery before tbe Iloyal aoclety. He
aaaantid and on tlie appointed day tb
cr:ti.'> >i-'-i't!ilii.*i| at ill.* linn-.' He '
received tbem cordially, and tben. stt-p-
pllil* IO MM "Ide. be atv-illowi-d n (Insk
of biuret water nud died In a few mo
Bteata He bad. lt Is thought, made a
mistake '" bis e-t-M-rtiiu-nt* and bad
uoi llie tnoml coiinigv to own it l.'.-i
don Stand-trd.
Vrc Kl-M*iia Kennedy nf He-aids
bare celebrated ber lOMh btrtbi|.ii
yeslerday.
Sund*.). it-i
Method Ifl Church Sertnon bi
Rev, Carl M. Warner on "lltlnr
Vrlendr. Wllh Ood," « bimonthly
addresn for rhlldreu. II a. in . even*
ing sermon. "Talking It el Ik ion Scrl-
onsl/.** 7:30,
Monday, 1«t
Prnmatic lecture by Mrs. Aurelln
Helnhari of Cnlverstty of California,
■with reading from Henry Arthur
Jones' "Trelawny of the Wells." library hull. 7::«' |i m.; single admission BO rents.
Don't You Worry. Mayfield
It ta reported that the town of
Mayfleld will bare some trouble in
getting the Peninsula llallmad Company to pare Ita Main-street right of
way. We may ba wrong- ■"■' we do
not believe tbere Is any truth in tbe
report, as Clinpln has given bl** word
tbat the work wilt l.e done lust a**
aoon aa the westhor win permit.
Mayfleld News.
Don't you morr>, good Mayfleld
folks; the Peninsular Railway will
do what tt ssys it win 'U> >'"i can
l».ink on thai- It mny not do It na
soon as you would lihe, but It wlll
TtM- done, alright. The little old
Peninsular baa had a hlg bunch of
that pavlna to do thif laM year, and
then- li n bla bunch more of It lo
be done: but It l» nil going to be
■ftlone in time —Los Gatos Mull.
Genuine Wit
Benjamin Moore, the second blslio-
,>t New Vork. Ml a man noted In Ilia
day for bla ready wll-a quality tbat
hli* wife apparently shared wlili blm
A tilniter was given by some une of
'.■■::■..-.-n-'iir Morn**' friends wben be
wns about to depart for Europe. Itlsb
op Moon* and hi* wife were of the
party. In the courwe of the rvnvers-i
Mon Mr. .Morris observed that aluco lie
was going rt-brond he bad made his
wll) and. turning io lllshop Moore, aald
lo hlm;
"My reverend friend, 1 bav* oe-
■itieatbt-d to you my complete stock or
Impudence."
Hlsbop Uoore replied: "Sir, you ar*
not only very kind, bui you are very
generous. You bave left me by far
ibe largest portion of your estaie.*'
Mra. Moon.* immi-dlfllely added, "My
deer, ynu have come into posae-t-iltin ot
your Inberitance remarkably aoon."
Youth's Compunlun.
Fa ec mated by His Modal
Tbe weekly meeting of the Married
Ladles' Society Por Ibe Iletter Coutroi
aud Outdance of llusliaiit.it bml Just
been called to order by lbe prraUleut.
"Members will now tell Ihelr iron-
Digs, ouu at it Uuic." anUl the cbalr
A meek looklug little woiuau sluud
up lu a fur corner of the room
"My husband." sbe quavered, "la lu
love witb bla model.**
Tbo buss of giMtaip suddenly ceased,
ami all eyca wen* turned upon tbe
speaker.
"Hut your IiukIhiihI In not uu artist,"
ur-cue-J tins president. "He. runs an
iron Touudry, doesn't he*"**
"Yi-e'in." aald tlie meek lady, "but
all tbe same be lores bla model. You
aee, lie's a aelf made mau."—Londos
St :i mis rd
Strnford Alumnus Shoots Man
ProIcHttot* W. S Allen of the I'nlverslty of Minnesota. Stanford A. II.
in lt*mi, shot nnd fatally wounded
a man at the Allen home In Minneapolis Wednesday night, supposing
the Intruder, wbo was trying lo escape from the house after bring or
•dered lo "stop." was uu ohckpIuk
.burglar Tbe wounded mau claimed
At the hospital before bis death
ghat he mistook ihe proml-tex for lit-
own home. Allen hat* been ■'■.,■■'
fby the tioliee department. Ho came
to Stanford lu i» '■ from Holland
Patent. N. Y., where he was aa-
slstant cashier In the little bank i
there for three years prior to bis
•entering Stanford. He wna ...-.■•
ln pbyalology at the I'nlverslty of |
Callfornlu the four years from 1907
lo 1911.
An Anoient Phrasa
Ttie fre-|ueutly quoted "I do oot plu
my faltb upon your sleeve" la traced
In seiitliiient to feudal lime--, when the
partUana of a lender uac*d to wear bis
b-tdgc plnne-1 upou tbelr sleevea. S.mi.-
liiuea tbeag iMitlgva were changed for
-I'v.-ltlc ptir;H«i.«. and persona learned
!,> doubt*, hence the ptiniae. "You wear
tbe bailae, but l do not Intend to pin
my faltb ou your altrete.'"—New Vork
American.
What Hurt Most
"Why am you cryln*- so bitterly, little niiii?" asked tbe kind hearted old
lady as abe patted tbe learful young
stor on bla bead.
"Itlli Jones bit me on tbe nose." was
tbe buy'a reply.
"Did be 'tun you much?"
"New; be didn't hurt me al all. but
be ran away before I could bit blm
i-aek "-Illctimoud TIroee-OUpaicb
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ef business is brought to tbe attention of oeer ay» readers every
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ALTOMOBILB RKPAIRINO
tValreralty <laraa*e, MX I-Us-fa
atreet. Pbotae XUt.
>APAJVENG OOOIH*
Pletsve framfarag. Tlw .Hippo..
•74
Cl'll I M 'HC THK III n.1'1.1*
Ilulldlng Conti-actor
-"JI Kipling St. Ptione 013X
I.AIHKS- AMI GENTIsKMKN'S
TAILORS. Saa TaHor. ft. Alha-
r». 4/» Ilryant at Pbotae »4*3K
OOi*PKRP Ia.«iTE I;m-h \\ 1\<.
VUiu- and IOO cards 9-1.
Times Ofllce. Phorae 115.
I'UMIMi. PAPiJtH .IMilM,
nnd Interior deeoratiag. P. P.
I.brljtbi. OSS High. Pb. t>07.
11LACKSMITH
P. i. Oimmerford, S1I2 Ilryant
street. Phoae S50V.
PAHISIAaN METHOD CLEA.V-
BR. Itetlable. prompt. *?. fto-
i-.\r*-*. l.l'J L'alv. Aee. Pboae leo
DYKING AM) CI*KAM!*fG
Knlglit A Kreme), SIB Ual-
vandty aienne. Phone 470.
PALO A I.i 0 LA UN DRV
Plrat-claaa teoefc. ITompt collection aad d>U very. Pboae SSJ
RI.K<*TRICAL WORKS
Alfred K. Werry, fM2 High St.
Phone Palo Alto 764,
1*1.1 MhiM. OONTRAC/TOR
It %* JKWELL
4H1 High atreet, Pboaa Sftk
l 1.1 i *J 1:11 tl. WORK
Iturklmri Electric Works, S2fl
Kmerson strert. Itione IH.
HHAMPOOINU
Mrs. 0. Malcolm Wade, Bin. 1,
Madlson-Tbolta Hldg. Ph. 235X
PALO ALTO Ft'ItXITCRK OO
I nt ml in .■ I it...!- iin>
Phone IS, -mo-* rnlverslty Ave.
-.M1TICS THANSFER
1 -. 1 m:. Denying, Kiravullni:
unlrNcl*. or -lay Mork. Ph. M
MH'KH>IITH, KTOYK OOX-
necting, general repairing.
: IU Hlgii Street. Phoae 5S2K.
STANDARD PLCMRINtn AND
MRTAL WORKS. HIT Ilamll-
ton avenne. Phone PAX.
t-ltOCf-'HIKS, 8TATIONKKY.
NOTIONS. II. II. Hpauldlng.
grin.hi.r school block. Pb. 541
WEI.!, ni'll 1 l\(.
W. H. Yonnt Well Drilling Oo.
0:17 Emerson St.. Palo Alto.
CAUGHT
York Lvemng Sun
Tlie Cedar Haplds Republican declares that 'the most ardent believer
In aaloons does not believe that It
wlll take long lo make lowa whoilv
dry. The wisest among them Keen-
to accept the situation and the tendency."
WANTED.
Wanted—Work by tbe day waah-
tng, cleaning. Ironing, sewing, cooking. Mrs. A. Bodlln. Pbone r.i:K.
1-4-tf
PKOratSSTOZfAL
SCHOOLS.
Wsnted—Pruning, ■ pad Ing, lawns
pat In. care of grounds by month.
Light hauling dona. * Pbone *3bK
12-2-lm
The Kimber School of Music
PHtsm ctsas fa^i-*»eti*-s ita —
•out*. akt*-rf—■ sa- reet*k sa4 stpl
Foe pmnstrtmlmt* nl'rssi.
MBS. C K. KIMBER.
W5 Lf-n-M Awtmm*. ******* *+* *
Wanted—Typewriting. Neat and
accurst* work guaranteed. Special
rates for long maa. and theses Sh'K
1-27-lm
Wanted—General housework and
plain cooking by young willing woman. Moderate wages. Addresa.
Box G. Times offlce. 1-lT-St"
Prod Malaguerra. leachrr of violin: terma reasonable. Por further
particulars apply at 220 Ramona it. j
1-J5-SV j
NOTARY PUBLIC.
DICY A. BAUQH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
HAIRDRESSING.
Shampooing
curing aad Hair Work.
Wanted—General housework and '
cooking by colored woman. Phone1 MISS E.
P. A. Set. Address 301 Addison ave
1-IMt*
Maalrnriag 1
Combings Made Cp.
CHRISTOFFERSON
Vtateg Hldg.. 29S Caiverslty Ave.
PRONE Mi.
Wanted—Children's and plain ses-
Ing. mending; light housework, care
children. Mrs. Melody. Phone C3SK.
1-7-tf
Wanted—Plain sewing by tbe day:
or week by good experienced wo-
man Addresa Box B. Times ofllce.
l-SO-Sl*
FOR 8ALB.
Big Bargain—bpeclally well-built
'-room modern bardflnlab bungalow
for sale. Price IS.tOO. Enquire 140
Webster street. S-24-sm
Por Sale—1 farm wagon: 1 gentle .horse, buggy and harness: I
Maxwell auto delivery car. Apply tu
If. Blelbler. 701 High st. t-l«*-ln
Por Sale—Dressed poultry killed
lo order. Presh eggs. John Coburn.
P. O. Box B01, Palo Alto. l-22-Uw*
Kor Sale Old lumber, Ko"d for
building reacea or outhouse-*. Phone
Palo Alio »2. 1-II-ft*
For Sale -Ten extra fine barred
I'lMiiouth Kocks Phone Palo Alt"
I»2. l-30-3t
THK HOME HAIRDRESSER
will call at yoor borne aad
give shampooing, scalp treatment and hair dressing.
MRS. BERTHA RUSH
827 Mlddlefleld Rd. Ph. OMK
CHIROPRACTIC.
Perfect health for man,
and child can be attained through
Chiropractic (spinal adjustments)
»llhout medicine or surgery. Try
chiropractic. Examination free.
J. THORNLKY, D. C
I'nlverslty Hotel, Circle, Phone 4S0K
FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Table board furnished at reasonable rates to men: first-class, private
ramlly. Addresa Box 16. Tlmea.
i-ft-lm*
Parlalan Method Cleaner- Ladle*.
{or gentlemen's suit dry cleaned. 11:
j PHONE TWO-O. 1-13-Itp-
FOUNT*
! Found — Reliable and flrst-clasa
; battery recharging at Reed's ou the
[state highway. Mayfleld. 12-17-lm
ROSES
PRl'IT TREKS
ORANGES
Kver)'t>ilnff you want for tbe
garden.
PALO ALTO
NURSERY
PRANK Mil 1 -
5*40 Palo Alto Aienne.
For Rent—Cheap, cottage at SI"
('banning avenu-* Enquire 11. I.
i'pham. P. O. Box 94. Palo Alto.
1-14-tf
For Kent—Seven-room house at
SOS Waverley street. Apply D. B.
Wlllard. 417 Taaao street. 1-14-tf
For Kent—Rooms tor meo. ll
Salvatlerra. Stanford. 1-4-tf
Por Rent—Large sunny front
room for 1 or 2 gentlemen, with or
without board. 329 Hawthorne.
1-21-tf
For Rent—Furnished 11-room
house, for two or three months. Address P. O. Box 1S3, Palo Alto.
l-*--tf
For Rent—116. cotMge. 4 rooms.
bath, gas: partly furnished. Owner
on premises Sun. and Mon. afternoons. SIT Kipling st , near Homer.
l-2«*4t
Por Rent--Desirable furni-hed
home In best location.Will take part
payment In roomrent. 3.".4 Kingsley.
1-18-tf
I to 3 room suites furnished for
housekeeping: also single rooms.
'■■I Hamilton. Phone st-SK. i'-.'l-li.-i
For Bent— Furnished front room
connected With bath and toilet: separate entrance. Apply 330 Wave-)
1-2U «•
INSURANCE
Wr Wr-- I'
BYXBEE & SLOCUM
Phooe 41, |*i Ltrnma A-.*
Psk. Abo. C-i
DRESSMAKINU
GRACK F. Ill Mi'illtKV
l . in In-: I ire-»M>'«. Afiei-aoon Guwn*,
DIstlacuvo Costames. Original Ci*aa-
lloDa.
Menlo Park. Phone "palo alto" 217.
Changed Jobs for Two Men
A. O. Walker of 209 Kipling
street hns re-dgm-d his ixxtltlmi ns'
•eeretary of the Merchants' Credit j
Aaaociatlon of Palo Alio because of
bla appointment by the supervisors:
of Santa Clara county to*the new I
poalllon as sealer of weight*, and 1
measures. In the new position he
wll) be busy all day nnd will re-1
colve 1.85 per box
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
Masonic Temple Bldg.
Phones 837 and 83
0003
No full textPaGE FOUR
DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIMES. WKIIXKSIIAY, Jl.'LV i. 1914.
Bail? palo Hlto Cunco
]Battle-.) mrrj » fir-niton eaccpt Sunday »' "'
Sinricr of tlsmllun orniw soil H.nntu rtrc*-
iy 1st
TIMES il 'BUSHING COMPANY
VAIL SUBSCaiPTION RATE.
(Parable m sdvssM.)
DoM-atic Rat*.
One Vesr It • ■
Sis Months a.sj
Tsa Weeks is.
Owe Month «a
On* Week I*
M a': -
Pak
ibHs— tn THK DAILY
Alto. Cat Nn
wort.) artliriir.
Ale for IV
Held niiiil In
Writer. 1 ■• (if pnlllllBISlB. but a* a rusrsntr*
S* -r -■■ i li" N.o.r>« of a vsad-lMS or
OV;.ji nature will be poMhbed.
•_ W SIM KINS
w a KKLI.V
WROKBSDAV
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
VISITS PALO ALTO TODAY"
Iftiltli \ de l*r\. ev-chfef of I-,-'
lire of San Jom- and e_*Uftd*r8faeiff
of Santa <'lnra cOODty, who I- now
a candidate for sheriff, was in I'ulo
Alto today looking ori
- t*algn ground Ilia a
vnt«*d upon b* lite elu
county in Ihe primary
August IStfe
in the primary election ni! <-inili
datfH for Indicia! otnee. school of
flee, roanl) or township r.fllce m
Punishmsnt by PiHsey.
In the year 1337 the British psrtl*
pent passed sn net that put sn end to
punlabmant by plllery. Prerloos m
the rongoest this partlcolsr Instrument
of com-ctiou was In use lu England
and went by tbe name of tbe "stretch
neck." It consisted of a wooden frame
erected on a stool In which were three
boles for the bead and arms Pot
days .together offenders sgalost the
rommoi) tsw were thus exposed to pob
Uc view. In 108- Titus Ostea was sentenced to tie pilloried for Ore dsys la
every year during the rest of bis life.
Another famous sufferer wss Dsnlel
Defoe, the Author of "Robinson cyu
■0g." who stood for three dsjB In tbe
pillory In Cbeapakle l( bappeu--d on
(nva«|.n.« Ibst the offender died wblls
iiiiilftTolng hla MntBDM I>tirin<r (he
time of ••I'MMiire the rnndenioed man
was not allowed to rer-cive food of any
sort <»r description The lasj, occsBlon
on which n plllury seiid-nre was pass
e-l was In lHl-!.-I»uil»u Olpbe.
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of business is brought to the attention of over 3500 readers every
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WANTED.
AKTXA LIFE 41 ACC1DKNT
INf-H 11ANCK. a. li. Hior-m.
Alma & t.i M..11. Pit! u A 000.
■IUM.Mii: GOODS
IV lure frsmtng. The Nippon,
274 Pnlrersfty are. Ph. 488X.
Al TOMOIUI.K ItKf'AIIUNO
Cnlverslty fiarsge, 042 High
street. I'hone 211.
JI.KM1 l» lUIV
I'IKE MII.K AND CnKA.1l
ll. MA1UHX. PHONE 1'.**-.\
Vented-—Sewing, mending, quilting Can also take care of chlldrea
and inrsllds. Mrs. Melody, ph. «8K
3-ll-lm
Wanted — Work by the day
washing, cleaning, ironing, sewing.
cooking. Mrs.A.Bodlin. phone 531K.
C-l-lm
Wanted —- Two Jersey mlikrows
fresh. Barker's Parsgon Dairy
P. O Bos Ul. Phone 111.
6-20-tr
.Wanted- Housework and laundry
work by Japaoese woman- Will help
In kltehan. Reasonable. Phone 6271.
«.27-«t'
- ATTORNEYS
i
NORMAN E. MALCOLM
ATTOB.VEY AT UW
NOTARV I1BLIC
Finn N'atloaal Bank batldlM.
Palo Alt.
oa~ pl>'~t **■
Ba-Mon ab—• OLE.
EGERTON D. LAKIN
ATT.IBNF.Y AT LIW
MtTARV PtBI.IC
lUmona Ilnlldlo.. Palo Alto.
Oflk-> pboaa Palo Alto AM.
■
Be.. [>:."»«■ P»> AH" a.7K
NOTARY PUBLIC.
eaty
rs of this
lection of
non,mrt !• ;tti
ami th
nntn*1
nil
undid <(•••*
such
en> h
th-Tf
offices, an* r
who receives
tlon In Aug
voi.-s ,., • r..
audi ofllco ul
date for sue
t.i
appear u( Hv*
the tirkel .if
ii early Whan
nt the primary elee-
nf Ihe
How Oil CbI-ib ths Wavss.
All Impression prevail* thnt greet
quantities uf oil are required to calm
the sea. but Professor Ilsy I_inke*t.T
of Knglnnd gnitgeata that a pint of oil
an hour will secure a tmir of calm
wnlcr around a ship sulDctent for the
safe Isuucliliic of small boats Accord
lng to this authority, nine plut* of nil
are sufficient to calm a square mile of
wster. and. Incredible as It may s;i
pear, one drop will calm seven square
feel! Tbe oil aprc-ota out over the aur
face of tbe ses In a 01m which hss t_-t
almost unimaginable Ibtcknee* of two
mlltlonlhs of a millimeter, yet It holds
In leash tbe mighty power of tbeocean
When this Dim of oil spreads over Ih"
snrfar-e the heaping up action of the
wster. which results In the fortusiloii
Oral of rlppl'-s and thru of fffgvw, can-
not take place. The thinner (be film
the greater la Its effect la pulling down
the crests of thc.wiivus nnd making a
lower ware line, free from break.—
Harold Waters In Leslie's
IIICYCI.KH, HPOHTI.N'G U*I)«
Typowriters. I... U-miil.. K. H.
Ktultli. 110 Circle. Plume 010K
KODAKS AMI SUPPLIES
Itobinson A OnsM-sll, 124
' in.i-i-ll-. at. mo- I'Ik.nt- .-.-^.1
Wanted—Man of some experience)
In the chicken bUBiaesa. Apply '*-i
Addison avenue. I'hone 2>>iV-
«-^6-•5t•
Wanted- Capable gtn '<r general housework. Small family. Call
atM3.*»J- Cow per street. 6-2»-3t
DICY A. BAUOH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
BI-ACKKMITH
I*. /I. f-otiimerford, 0.12 llryant
street. Pbooe SOOV.
I-^DIKH' AND OKVTI.KMEVH
TAHX1RS. Sua TaJlov. N. Alha-
ra. 4.10 Bryant sc Phoae .140K
CAItPKr CI.KANISO
( oitipnaadd air t>r vacuum.
OnWn. 107 l.ytt/m. Pli. 4SOV.
PA Ml ALTO 1 Al .Mill.
Plrst-claM work. ITotapt collection and dellres-y. Phone ."._.!
KLKCTHICAI. WOItK
Rtirklisi-t l-^ectrl< Works. DM
1.on I "11 -illnl. I'll.tin- IH.
PMMI1IM1 CONTTUOTOIt
n. 8. .M u i i.i.
IKI lligtt street. Phone 301-
Wanted—Position by flrst-claas1
cook. Phone Palo Alto 102.
l-lt-St* '
Wanted -Few hours' work tn
morning by young colored girl:)
S3-S0 per week. Phone 802.
•-2»-Jl*
Wanted Position by neat youn<
eastern woman as cook. Boom 14.
Cnlverslty hotel «-30-lf
FOR RENT.
SCHOOLS.
MRS. DWIGHT V. ROSS
Teacher of Piano.
studio 020 Addison At-rnne.
rimne I*. A. AM.
andldat
o only
FI ItMTI HK. I.ISOI.KCMN,
I 1'IIOI.KTKItINO. P, A. Furniture Co.. 222 I'niv.sv. Ph. 12.
elf-do
in November.
Warning.
Th- board of public safety I
rohtblled do- dlMhurgliig of 11
■orks Inside the city limits.
BOARD OP IMIII.1C H.AFETY
By c f Noble
7-1*31 Mdvt.
Varsity Special
Ttio Vanity Theater
give Us flrtt presontatli
rnel soedat, "Love Bverlaatlnc" or
"Mv Love Will Never Die." the piny
ln which E*yda BoralJI and Mario
llonnard arr featured. Riclllng
niomeniH from Inlereallng activities
of life are brought tn with n rapid
change of urnDf Tomorrow evan-
Ing the pictures will, be shown
agiiln.
What ths Twaed V - • ■
I Tbe dlffereore between Knglhh nnd
Scotch Inheritance u» la very wide
. For luatsnce. -u;i;.'i-un; a mnti dies in
; testnte ttlid his only living rellttrca are
! his wife nnd toother. •» Km-lnml each
'. would take equal sh-ire-i of bis per-
< sonal est at i', but In .-■('..M the wife
Win one-half of the movable -.iitnle,
: the nether oae-alglb. snd two-Blxths
i go to the crows
| But su[iiM>«liig (he toother shine Is
i living. Iti Fnglutid -in- would get (ho
[ whole, but lu BCQttand she would only
: get one-lbird. while the ether two
j thirds would go to the crown
will tonight j Then, attain. If s (tutu dies Intestate
if the *U- *tid his father snd several brulhers snd
Blslers are living, lu P.imlnitd the father
gets the Int. but In Scotland he only
geti) one-half, .while (Ije other half la
divldnt equally among tbe liruthers and
sisters of the decessed. - Pearson's
Weekly
PUREST SOFT DllINKS
All flavors. Palo Alto Soda
Works. »m High. Ph. 003L
For Rent—Two lsrg" unfurnlshe.I
housekeeping rooms: gns, wster an-t
electricity; 8. ISI Cnlv. Phone 21
«-17-lt
MRS. P. O. HUNDLEY
Teacher of Piano.
454 Forest Ave. Phone SMY
HAIRDRESSING.
OROCERIR-s KTATIONKHV.
NOTIONS. II. It. Spauldlng,
griiiiinuir mbool Mi., k. I'M "II
STANDAllll PI.t'MBING AND
ss-LTAIi WORKS. 107 Ilamll-
(on avenue. I'hone 00X.
For Rent or Sale -Pumhhei
hou»e in good repair. Kaay terms
Inquire f.f.i Waverley si :i-tf
Married at Santa Cruz.
Lelberl CarRsla and Miss Eva
Oc-kley surprised Ihelr Mends by
going quletl] lo Santa Cruz on June
•.'iUh ami having ■ Jolty Utile wedi
ding. The >oung people will make
their home in Palo Alto.
William M Saunders of s ■ ..
mento has |uat returned home, after
ft week's- visit with Oliver J. Sntin-
tiers nnd wife of (his city. Ham'
S.viiii.I-t-. is now visiting them, attl
soon Mr Saunders' mother, Mr* K.
Bauoderii will be their guest.
Waj"'"! Sasreb Foe s Pswnshep.
■ Wagtii-r's worst eiperlence of poverty was during bis sojourn i.i Paris
In 1840. When he had to pawn all that
be -ind his wife -toSM-ssed of any valua.
"I looked up the French equivalent for ,
a pawnshop." he relates In bis suto- [
btncmidiy, "as 1 was (no shy to make ,
Inqulrira Tbe unly word 1 couldOnd !
In my little dlctlouBrj was -l»nita.rd.' ]
On the map of I'ririn I found a very
smnll thoroughfare called 'Rue drs
Lou,!, in!*, and thither I went only to -
flnrl the eipedltlim fruitless Often of.
rending tin- Inscription 'Mont de Plate'
I felt curious to know Its meaning
Eventually, to my gtvst delight I
learned that this 'Berg der Froemmig
keif whs where 1 abould tind salva- ■
tlon. and then we now carried all we j
poHM-ssed In the wsy of allver."—I-oa- '
dun Chronicle
Reduced Prices
on
GO-CARIS
and
REFRIGERATORS
During July
PENNEBAKER
FURNITURE CO.
273 University Ave.
Phone 425k
ItSSW
i„ ruRiwi
I'.-tlo Alto Garbajt"
Bos. (01. Palo Alto
A postal card
win bring our
wagon to your
addrsss st once.
For Rent —Attractively furnished
complete apartment, t or !• room*
Inquire Mfi Bryant street, 6-27-f.t
Shampooing-
Manicuring rod ll.i.r Work.
Combings Made Pp.
MISS E. CHRISTOFFERSON
\ i. ... Bldg.. 220 I'niversity Ave.
FIIONK BM.
For Rent—Kurnlahed houaekestp.
lng rooms; modem: reasonable. Inquire 43? Kipling street. d-2-tf
Elite Market
STKIKHT « PIIII.1.11*1
Ptione 7. SIS I'alverslty Ave
Inspected meats. No. 1 grade
bsms snd bscons. fish, poultry and delicacies.
ACTO HKI.IVERY.
CLOSED
Mrs. C .Malcolm Wade
Shampooing*
wilt reopen August (th,
For Rent—Largs furnished house,
4-room furnished flat or furnished
rooms. Apply 3.'-6 Kings-ley avenue
«-2i-6t*
Conveniently furnished rooms for
houHekeepIng; also single rooms.
4'4 Harolltoa avenue Pbone IttK.
e-i-tf
Kent—Unfurnished R-roam
house. 1011 Fulton st.: chicken
iyard, garden apace, barn: convenient
to public and private schools; |:o
Apply 1011 Fulton or (2S Cowper
, «-15-tf
FOUND
The Black Cohra.
Snakes tike men run upend down
the whole Kcaie of good, and had
Of all the had snakes, howeter. the
BTaCTi colna sin-ins to liefld the llsf
for K*'nttinc capacity for harm. He
has lieen' railed the "most dlabotl-
cat member of the snake family.''
Of course llo-re Is nothing dlabollral
about him. for whatever he does be
does because "he's born that way "
Wherever thin snake is found It
Is reported that the spray of his! Mlf) Weaknsee.
venomous saliva, which he can "Have you ever luiestetl In mining
throw as far Ha eight feet, will pro- stocks that were to pay list i>er cent In
dure Inntaittaneout blindness when! •*** than.a yearf
striking the eves of man Some- "Wtij do jou wish to knowr
,,, . ._, ... . I **l ovenward • man aay the other day
times this blindness is permanent; ^ i|u (Iti|l|.( SSnpm bad ever
sometimes li lasts bud ■ day or.two d0M „ flM,u,,, ,hitvi -u your \ittM»-
Here I* a fine Illustration of tlo-Li'ht.-.ico U«t.r.I Hcra'.l
slanderer who goes about blinding* _—-_
people by ' inttlm;'" Ihe venom o|l Still Waiting.
slander ami f:ils.-lto,.d Into the lnli-l-1 Tom. wbo had l.-ut John ». one day
Admit Thsy Are Grsst,
In sn address to the Csnsdlan dub
tn Montreal, .lames Itryce said: "1 do ■
not think it would be advisable for me |
to aay much, for I have the good for ;
tune to lie a Scolrhinan myself. 1 |
wun't [.in-hi.- (he (heme uf what con I
trlhutlons Scotchmen should be able to j
mske to Csuada's literature and ad* ,
enee for tbe very almple reason wblcb
was given by a friend of mine, who
said. 'I never argue wl(b Scotchmen :
that (hey are a great nation-tbey ad-
mil IL'"
Found—Reltablb and flrst-.-lasi
battery recharging at Reed's on ths |
state highway. Mayflvld. 12-lt-l.
LODGES
Palo Aito Camp. No. 499, W.O.W.,
meets every Thur. eve.. Fraternity
Hall. L, B. Dangler. 730 Webstar
Mams nit a Camp. M. W.~of A.
Wed. evs.. 7:30. Fraternity Hall. Pt
W. Sherman, clerk. 427 Webster st*
Foresters of Amerlcs meet Monday
eve.. Ratuuna Halt. W. W. Boyd.
•ecretary. 164 Hawthorne avenue
Fraternal Aid Assoc'n meets 2d
and 4th afondays. Fraternity Hall.
Mrs.K.C.Sherman.»ecT.427 Webster si
MILTON L. DAHL
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Work
Proven by hi- low prices.
Proven by hia good service*.
JOBBING PROMPTLY AT-
TKNDKD TO AND ITT IN
GOOD ORDER
SHOP AND OFFICE
tH ALMA St. PHONK 02O.
Tha I.ytton apis., Lytton at Cowper at. Pp-to-date 2. 3 aad 4 room
apte .furnished. (julet. clean and
respectable. (No children l 6-3-tf
For Rent—Gibson's horaeshoelna
ahop. .r>.*.0 High st. Suitable for motorcycle or plumbing shop 131 I.ytton
Cls-ltn*
FOR SALE.
I'-.r Beta Pine Shetland pony.
safe for children. Apply 333 Chan-
ning eve., Palo Alto ^-r.-im-
For Sale - Quick Meal gasoline
itove good condition, cheap. Inquire
i. K itussett. v Cabrlllo st .campus.
6-29-tf
For S;ile Old pap-rs at l» Y.
6-2 0-3 w«
For Sole 1'ietiy l-rcKim lottage.
[lawn, garden, near carline and public .rhoots tlargain Bos C Times.
7-1-lm
F"
■ Iprlcots ready the last
•k, *." ieni- .. i-ioitnj on the
("banning av.- Phone 5»8V
7-l-3t
333
Fpr Rent-- Furnished houi
Waverley. Purnlahsd i ootus fur
rent. 6-18-lm
For Rent — Alta Hair, on ths
third floor of tbs Slmklns building
la available for small meetings st a
rental or |l.;o Der meeting. Kn-
qulre Times office.
For Sale Six hemv 2 roosters
and brood of 13 • hicks sit Ban-
turns Apply Phone l;-" 7-l-3t»
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCHANGES".
For Eirhsnga—House snd lot -
lot r.OxloO. house €-rooma cottage,
bath and toilet with good well In
kitchen. In Merced, for rottage tn
er near Palo Alto./-BoTT?r~^lrne»
Ml
Tyi»ewrltlng Mr* F M Arra-
■trong. *l* llrjsnt. IMT, During
her absence Mrt. N A. Whlltner refers her ps(rons to above addresj.
<-25-3w*
Phone -"..12K —rtencb Home
Laundry, strictly hand work. 3it
Hish street. Palo Alto 6-3-lm
French Dressmaking--Alio strictly
tailored skirts Alterations, remodeling Mm- J Ilruheitn. 33T. High St.
«-12-lm»
lectual
they an
-Itli
Dumb Aniu
if those he knows, till)
»T permanently blinded
or at leam ao sertotisly
for s**eing that thev
i-trii'ghi again.—Our
asked. "John, ain't tt time yon paid me
(bnt *.Vr
"Tsln't due yet." auld John.
"But yon promised lo pay me when
you go( InoW from New York."
"Welt. I ain't been lhar vie"—8t
IjOuIs Itepubllc.
Titiirs* forocwM for i mm :
Fair H to I pnibabty DOolori iloud) (o-
nltfht.
Tenipeewiure j-eMi-r-day. June 3d:
Mavliiium 7_; ntiuliuuiii .VI.
Pieasanton received bi.lv May 2$ lor
sprinkling wajjtis:
IF BUSINESS IS DULL
TRY AN ADVKRT18INO
CAMPAION
IT WOkitS WONDERS
Chsmed Books.
The Hurst known cullit'tlon of chained book* la thai In Hereford (England)
cathedral It Include* about - •»'•> rol-
umeH arranced iu five bookenses. of
which nol Ifm Hi nn I.MIQ are secured
by chains three or four feet long, esch
wltb a swivel In the center.
Th* WdsB of Women.
There are two ftosslble thin--- thst s
woman ran do If a man prupo*-ea to
her, bill (here an* more than _.1»mj.00q
she cau do If be doesn't.-London Tlt-
111 ts
Tnith nnd honesty set a limit to our
efforts iv bl-h luipudetict.'atks&iypocrl«y
easily overleap. Hazfltt ^
The Derby" Brand
.-IWKII MKATS IX <il.ASS—
IN»..«I .lilikco. Pkfclcd launW' T.-nmir. n, . ,-,! Ham, VLana
S.U.JICP. I>rir.l llw-r.
BAXITARV, WHII1.K.S.IMK. IIBIJCIOrS—VOC CAN C.KT TIIKM
AT
The Package Store
E. W. Cooke Proprietor
PHONE 350 K
We - are insistently insistent on the
quality of the goods we purchase, and
particularly particular in our dealings
wilh our patrons. PROVE IT!
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
Masonic Temple Bldg-.
Phones 837 and 83
0006
No full text. ■ '■'! W
DAILY PALO AITO TIMES. TUESDAY, MARCH 16. 1915.
PAGE SEVEN
Daily Palo Alto Times
CLAaatPiBD
Telephone Directory
In this column oot only yoor pbone number but also yoor place
•( business is brought to the attention of over 3500 readers every
dsy. Phone your order or drop a Una aad oor directory department
•olickor will call upon yoo at once Our phoos number 1* 11.
-'. AUTO HLACKSM1. HIM.
S**riag work, ace-tylea w-Hdlu-*.
H.BIriMer. 701 High. Pti.Ml.T.
I-AI-IKS' AMI '.l.MI.KMKNS
TAILORS. Snn Ts-ior. If. Alha.
rm. Odd Bryant el Phcaw S4«K
CAUPBT nilMMi
Compressed air 01
•nib-son. 107 i-.tt.-n 1*1.. I'ttiv.
I'.UMIM., PU*l lllIWt.l.M.
aad Interior ttec-os-atl-af. F. P.
l.hrtght. S*SS HlKh. I'll. 007.
OOPPKRP LATE i:\lijtWIN*!
Plate aad 100 cards P2.
0x9cm.
PALO AI/TO LAUNURV
Plnt^lavas work. Pl-oaept col-
t-Kttore aad deUsery. Pboae tttS
IilKl.Nt. A.SD «I.KlMMi
I Kalxtil * Kremel. Sltt I'm-
{ vsa-slty a.rime. I'lione 470.
PLTMHING CONTRACTOR
K- 9. J KWELL
•Ml High sows*. Ptsosw Ul
ELECTRICAL WORKS
.Alfred E. Wet-rr, 6-18 High at.
Phone Palo .AJto 1000.
KKKD'S K1.HCT1UC CAKAUE
Storage Uattery I :*.,*-rt v
Mill HIgb Bt, I'in inr* 07MK.
KLKCTKICAI, WORK
llurkhart Electric Works. S2S
KaMtaoa street. i'lione 1ft.
SHAMI'IKllSti
Mr., C. Kaloilm Wade. llm. 1,
sUdiaoa-Tboiu ntdg. Pb. soox
THE HOME HAIRIIKKSSKH
Stuunpootng, Ms*jtJcnrlag. Mrs.
II.Hu-.li. H_*7 Mdf.H.l. Pb.r.ruih
*>i\(.ri: sn u:i . Mil KM] 1;-
mm. Machine* ia rerfect order ror rent, .-..port repairing.
ORDINANCE NO. 114
An Ordinance calling a special election in the City of Palo Alto, County
of Santa Clara, State of California.
for the purpose of submitting to tbe
qualified voters of said city a proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness to pay the cost of certain public municipal improvement in said
city, the cost ot which will be too
t
ing water mains, fire hydrants and
sewers upon all of the unimproved
streets and avenues of the City of
I'alo Alto shall issue as follow*, to
wit:
Sail) bond* shall tic negotiable in
form, and shall be of the character
known _> Serial*." and shall bear the
rate of interest heretnafetr provided.
Thc bonds authorised to be isiued
great to be paid out of the ordinary j-*t said election, pursuant to the sc
PALO ALTO FfRMTIRK CO
1 III llll IK 4-. M lltili* ums
I'hone 12. T2S r**dvc***sJty Are.
SMITH'S lIlWMIIi
Moling, llraylng, Esraratlng
Coo trans or dsy work. 1*1.. u-i
I-OTKSMITH. STOVE CON-
aecung, general repatiiag.
340 High fltl-eet. fhoae 533K.
**' \Mi Mill PLl'MRING AM*
METAL WORKH. 107 Hat-all*
ion aseaue. * 1'li.me OflX.
i.ltoi-i Hit:-.. ATATIONKKY,
NOTIONS. H. R. si-*aiding,
grammar achool block. Ph. H4t
WELL mtli.l.lNt,
W. It. raat Well DrllUag Ob.
rsi.-i..- I'alo Alio 70IX
I.APANIC8E OOOI>ft
!'«■ ture framing. Tha Nipv-ua.
274 falvereity ave. Ph. 43:1 X.
INIVKKSITY OARAGE
.MJ High Htreet
Phooe 841.
Elite Market
OTKIKRT A run. 1.11**
I'hone 7. Sift t'alverslty Ave.
Inspected meats. No. 1 grade
barns and bacons fish, ooul-
try and dsllcsclee,
AITO DE1-IVKRT.
IF TOO WANT OOOD MB*
I'llliiM. Im.m -LEAVE
VOl* It Mini- AT THK
Campus Shoe Shop
E. Helyon.
Hack of Stanford l\.»ti>r.i. r.
I'hone 10..K.
Cartons
:5c ^| r
Wizard Fertilizer, for Lawns, Plants Trees, Shrubs, Etc.
BIXBY & LILLIE
AGENTS
Storage
INITflU:. PIANOS PACKING CM
AM> FKKIGHT -HOVEH
Palo 41to Transfer* StorageCo.
tUOOAGE, Ft-RMTl'RK. PIANOS PACKING CASKS FOB SALE.
AM> 1 HI M.HT -dOVEH
Omtl lot CIRCLE.
annual income and revenue of ssld
city.
Whereas, the legislative branch of
the City of Palo Alto, did on thc 15th
day of February, 1915. by a vote of two-
third* of all the members o( said leg-
islslivc branch, determine in due and
proper form that the public necessity
and public intcrrst demand certain
public municipal Improvement in and
lor said City of Palo Alto, to* wit;
Thc acquisition, construction and
completion of water mains, tire by*
drains and sewers to be laid upon all
of thc unimproved streets and avenue*
of the City of Palo Alto;
.And. Whereas, the Executive ol
•.aid City of Palo Alto did on the 15th
day of February, tote, duty and regularly approve such action of thr said
legislative branch;
NOW. THEREFORE, the Council
of the City of Palo Alto do ordain as
follows, to-wit
Sec. t. It is hereby determined lhat
the public interests require thc construction of all the improvement*.
herein -.rt forth, and it is hereby
deemed that tt is necessary to incur
the indebtedness herein mentioned in
execs*, of the money in the treasury
applicable (or thc purposes lor which
I thc said indebtedness is being incurred;
Tbat the approximate a*sc**cd
value of all property within thc limits of ihe said City of Pslo Alto is
tour million dollars;
That the present outManding indebtedness against said City is ap-
prat-jmatel*** two hundred and live
lliousand dollars;
And that the annual income antl
rtvenn* of said City ii equal to and
not greater than the annual expenditure* of said City: and lhat the J
amount Of indebtedness proposed to
he incurred, together with all other
indebtedness- of said City, is less than
fifteen per cent, to wit. is approximately six ifyi per cent i>( thc as-
•af.ic.l value of all property within
the incorporate limits of said City.
Sec. 2 A special election shall be
held in the said Cily of Palo Atto in
thc County ol Santa Clara. Statr of
California, on Friday. March 10. wi*..
l.i inbmit, and at which election shall
be Mlbnij.led to thc qualified voters
ol the said Cily of Pato Alto the following proposition to incur the bonded indebtedness of said City, lofwlt:
The proposition to incur a bonded
Indebtedness of forty thousand dollars in gold coin of the United State*
>( Auterir.i, for the object and purpose of the aci*ui*ition. construction
and completion ol water maim, fire
hydrant* and sewers to be laid upon
all of the unimproved streets and '-**•■
en lie* of the Cily of Palo Alto, and to
issue the boodl «f said Ctty therefor
•is Iirrciu *rl forth;
And si ul last mentioned Am**, to
wit. Friday. March 10, 1015. is hereby fixed as thc dale for holding said
election, and lhe said proposition to
incur municipal indebtedness is hereby submitted to said voters for their
determination at such election.
It require*, and" shall require thc
vote* of two-thirds of all the voters
toting at such special election lo un
thorirc the incurring of the indebtedness and the issuance ol thc bond*
therefor proposed in said p**Of*tO*itioa
eptancc by said voter* of said propo.
>ttion and for thc said proposition
•■hall hear interest from their issu-
ance until paid at the rate of five per
centum per annum, payable semi-annually. The principal and interest of
•.aid bonds shall be payable in-.gold
coin of the United States of America
in thr following manner, to wit:
One fortieth part of forty thousand
dollar*, thc principal of taid bond*.,
•■hall be paid each and every year at
the City Treasury, of the said City of
Palo Alto on a day and date to he
hereinafter lined by thc legislative
branch'of said Municipality, together
with thc interest upon all sums unpaid
at such dates, provided that the inter
est on said bonds shall be paid semi
annually, so that there shall be a pay
ment of interest on sll sums then tin
paid in every half year, one of such
semi-annual payments in each year being due the date of thc payment of
the annual installment of thr principal of such indebtedness as aforesaid.
\ml pro-tided, further, that said in-
tercst shall be evidenced by thc proper
coupons attsichcd to rnch bond for
each semi-annual payment of intrrcst
become due on such bond.
Sec. 6. That Ihe proposition herein
ntalned and provided lo he •tuhmt-
1 al such electon, nor any proposi-
' l*<
.•lion* for 1
: mu
We will sell you a box of
Better Oranges
at less cost; delivered at your door,
than the
Del^ado Investment Co.
FULLER & CO.
2 Phones, 751-752
niclp*) Indcbtcdncsi iiniltar to or substantially, or in any manner the same
Sl the proposition herein contained
bai not been submitted to ihr quali-
licil elector* of said City, or voted
Upon .or failed to receive the requisite
two-thirds vote of thc qualified elector! .■•ting at any election held within
six months prior lo the dale of thc
pessagri of thi*. ordinance.
And it li further ordered that thc
tout Indebtedness, authorized to he
created at said election shall In- represented by bonds payable 111 the manner aforesaid, and that Ricfa bonds
thai] he issued in such denomination
nr denominations ai the Council f
said Cily shall authorize
Ami that said bunds shall be known
..*. Palo Attn City tlond* ol i*>"5.
Sec 7 Ai I :i i- forth** • rdered that
ihe manner ol holding sai.l **pc**j**J
election, and of voting thereat for
aud agninst incurring -.ml indcbtcdncsi. shall lie a* provided in this ordinance, and that in all particular*, not
recited herein •nn! election shall be
held as provided by -Article III. I'.irt
I, Codified Ordinance No 1. of the
On Of Palo Alto for holding such
municipal elections, the general rlcc-
lion 1j»,h( ihe Slate of California, so
fu as the same may be applicable,
shall apply, pm, idrd. . however, thst
in* true lions and sample ballot! need
nut be mailed to the voters.
Said election shall be be ronductrd
by a board ol election in each of two
voting precinct* of said City, which
shall consist of one insiievtor. ..m-
jndge, "ne clerk and one ballot clrrk.
whose dolic* and powers shall he Ihe
i.une ..1 ibosc pi Board* of Klcction,
and of such election officer* retper-
ly under the law covering municipal elections, and in any particulars
not covered by mrli law. then under
the said general election law*- of *.,|(|
State. If soy of the members of the
- ...I Board hereinafter mentioned f.n!
to attend the oprninf of the polls on
Sec y The object and purpose fur jlhe morning of Utch election, the dec.
which the -.aid bonded indebtedness of I'T*' "f-the precinct present ai that
forty thousand dollars is proposed to hour tniy mpply thc place ol any such
be incurred i* for the arqui-i.ition. con- (absent member by appointment, as
■traction and completion of water provided fcjr said general election laws.
main*, (ire hydrants snd sewers lo 1.
laid upon all of the unimproved streets
and avenues of the City of Palo .Alto.
in order that these improvements may
be made in advance of permanent
street improvement*.
Plan* and estimates of the CO*l of
the said proposition have becit made
by a competent engineer by authority polls in
of said Council, which plans and era
mall's were reported to said Council
and were duly filed in thc office of the
Clerk of said City before thc adoption
'd ibts ordinance and arc hereby referred to for further particular*.
Sec 4 The estimated co*t of said
acipii-iition. construction and completion of water main*, fire hydrants and
*ewrrs to he laid ii|*on all of the unimproved streets and avenues of thc
City of PtJo Alto is forty thousand
dollars, all in gold con of the United
Si itr* of America.
***e -:. And it i* further ordered
For the purpose ot said special dec
tion. said City is constituted and established hereby a* two Election Precincts lo be known a* "Municipal
Klcction Precinct* Nos. I and 2," both
inclusive.
That «aid voting precincts and the
places of polling therein, al which the
h precinct will be held
said day of said special election in said
City, shall he. and are hereby established, created and designated as follows, 10 wit:
Municipal Election Precinct No. I
All lhat portion of thc Cily of Palo
Alto located within Precincts 1, 2. ami
5. as constituted and designated by
thc County of Santa Clara for General
S*tate and County Elections shall con-
stitutc anil be designated as Municipal
Election Precinct No. 1 for said election; and thc place of voting in said
Precinct Number 1 shall he at thc Eire
Department Room of thc City Hall on
f the proposition above men-1 Ramona Street, between University
tioneil. to incur said ivlcntedne-*; oft Avenue and Lytton Avenue in said
forty thousand dollars in go'd coin a* City.
aforesaid, for thc object and purpose' And thc officers to conduct said
above m-niion.d. shall be accepted by
•he qualified voters of >aid Cily. as
in this Ordinance and Bylaws pro
vided. th**-.. an.l in that case, bonds
of said .Cily to the amount of forty
thousand dollars, gold coin as aforesaid, for the payment of the cost of
acquiring, constructing and romptet-
clcction, and who shall constitute thc
Election Board in said Municipal
Election Precinct No. 1 arc hereby appointed as follows, to wh:
Inspector—E. A. Sopet.
Judge—Frederick E. Brasch.
Clerk—Alice Lovett.
Ballot Clerk—Martha A. Lunsford.
Municipal Election Precinct No j.
All that portion of the City of Palo'
Alto located within Precincts y. 4 and
6 as constituted and designated by thc
County of Sants Clara for General
State and County Elections shall constitute and be designated at Municipal Precinct Ko, 2 for said election;
and tbe place of voting in said Precinct Number 2 shall be upon the City
l.ot at thc Comer ol Waverley Street
and UnncT-.it>. .\\enue. bring 1-ot 2
of Block ja
And the officers to conduct *>;iiil
election, and who shall constitute the
Etection Board . in said Municipal
Election Pre*, met Ko 2 are hereby ap-
iniiiiled',ai f.'M4.«s. t.. VftJ
Inspector .1 .1. Nich.ds
Judge—Robert Compton.
Clerk-Plots A. Whltmer.
Itallot Clerk—.May Bond.
The polls shall be opened at said
polling places at six o'clock in the
morning of said day of election and
shall be kept open until seven o'clock
in thc evening of ■ ..-, day, when the
polls shall be closed.
Il it hereby orderrd and required
tlut thc United States Standard Voting Machines shall he used for voting
and registering the vote* at said election, and that tlie said proposition to
be voted upon shall be staled on said
voting machines as follows, to wit:
Shall thc City of Palo Alto incur an
indebtedness of forty thousand dollars
for thc acquisition, construction snd
completion of water mains, fire hydrant-, and sewers to be laid upon all
of tbe unimproved street* and avenues
of thc City of Palo Alto.
.And the words "Yes" a'nd 'No" shall
appear on said voting machines in
such juxtaposition with respect to the
said proposition and in such manner
to enable (he electors to vole for
against the said proposition.
Every voter desiring to assent to
or vote for ihe said proposition -h.il!
iu voting at said election vote for the
ord "Yes" so arranged with respect
to each of said propositions sa aforesaid; and every voter desiring to reject or vote .it: mi .1 thc *aid pro|K>ti-
llon .hall in voting at aaid election
vote lor the wind "No" so arranged
with respect to said proposition as
aforesaid-
Sec. I**. The money received fiom
the sale of said bonds shall be deposited in the Cily Treasury in thc City
of Palo Alto, in appropriate funds,
and shall he used exclusively for thc
acquisition, const ruction and completion of thc municipal improvement
named in said proposition; provided
that the bond* hereby authorized for
said public municipal improvement
shall he isMicd and sold only in such
sum* and at such times as the money
derived from the sale thereof it need*
ed io be used for Ihe laying of water
mains, fire hydrants and sewer pipes
thereon, as thc work of improvement
of the street* and avcnuei progrcttrt
from year to year.
Provided, however, that it, after the
purpose for which any indebtedness
has been incurred has been fully performed, and thc actjuisttlon, construe.
tion and completion of thc improvement for which the fund created has
been actually accomplished, then, any
money remaining in any or all funds
created for such purpose shall be
transferred by the Treasurer of said
City upon order of the Council of taid
City, from such fund to the gn.--r.il
fund of said City, and devoted to the
purposes for which taid general fund
may by law he used.
Sec 9 The Cily Clerk of thc Cily
of Palo Alto i» hereby directed and
required to cause this Ordinance to
be published in the l>ai1y Palo Alio
Timet from thc 9th day ol March,
1015. to the i?th day of March, 1913,
Inclusive, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published daily in
said City of Pslo .Alio, which publication shall be. made in taid newspaper
once a day for the days us slated, separate intcrtiont at often as taid newt-
popcr is published.
Sec. 10. This ordinance shall take
rfTe-'t and be in force from and afler
its passage and approval
The foregoing ordinance ws* duly
passed by thc Council of the City of
Palo Alto on ihe Bth day of March.
I915, by the following vote:
Ayet: Acktey. Congdon, Hettinger,
I.akin. Miller. Mother, Swain, TbotU,
Vail. Wing.
Noes: None.
Absent: Henry, Jordan. Peter ton,
Vandervoort.
Not voting—1.4 Pcire.
Approved thit ftth day of March.
1015. R. E SWAIN,
Mayor
Attest PRANK KASSON.
City Clerk.
.I.**.at—Advt.
LA PEIRE & SON
GROCERS
521 Ramona Street
Phone 29
MEMORIAL LECTURES
NAMED FOR STANFORD
Rev. Charles 1. aiattery. D. D..
of Orac* Church in New York city,
woe appointed West memorial lecturer for tPIS* 16 at the last meeting of tbe board of trustees.
The West lecture*, nre given every
two years In memory of llaymond
Fred West '01, drowned in Northern
California a few years nfler his
graduation.
Doctor mattery is a graduate of
Harvard t'nlserslty with the class of
■ vi. snd wa* for a time dean or
the Cnthedral nt Maitbnillt. Minnesota. He Is tbe author of a book
entitled "Uf* Beyond Mfe. a Study
In Immortality."
A third annual remittance of
'.i"> (mm Trustee Thomaa Walton
Stanford of Australia for the pur*
chase of books relating to the study
of psychic phenomena was received
by Ihe board of trustees and made
available for the university library.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO BE
ENTERTAINED
Tomorros afternoon the members
or the Woman's dub and their
daughters are to be guests of the
offlcerH and board of directors or th*
rganlsatlon.
The event will be an unusual recognition of ihe day annually set
apart as "daughters' day." The ror*
mal program will be preceded by a
short business session and wilt h*
followed by a social season.
This gathering ■* ill not be open to
general guests, and, as Individual ln-
Itatlons have not been sent, mem-
tiers -tn.mm accept this press men*
tlon aa persona). The board hope*
lhat every rlub member will bo aide
to attend. +
Murray Equals Coaat Record
Frederick. Murray 'Itl (,f I'alo Alto
tied Ibe coasi record In the low
hurdles last Saturday. Hla time
was ■*•} seconds.
Morris Klrksey surprised In the
1«0 yard dash when he outdistanced
Crsnt In Ihe time of Id 1-*. seconds.
French Laun-Jrr
ri ion,- -»ok.
Poi-eat aad lUmooa.
r\Iltlli:i.l). Mgr
FRESH FISH EVERY
FRIDAY
Government Inspected Refrigerated Meats at the
Stanford Meat Co.
366 University Avenue.
I.. I.ll-M-U 1. i-i.I I.TItV.
PHONE 67.
Motorcycles
New and second band, from
M.~- up. Call and see onr aew
tin.- --I*.*.*.I If.iii.i Davidson.
J.W. DONAIDSON
-•-" II .-'. M. l-hoa. 79.
On* EVENING
