6 research outputs found
Exploring the Macroeconomic Drivers of International Bilateral Remittance Flows: A Gravity-Model Approach
No full textThis paper investigates the macroeconomic determinants of global bilateral remittance flows. Unlike existing studies, which have been often hampered by the lack of comprehensive and large-enough datasets, we use data originally covering 214 countries over the 2010–2017 period. We employ a gravity-model approach to explore the role played by dyadic and country-specific covariates in explaining remittances. We find that remittance flows are robustly and strongly impacted by size effects (i.e., number of migrants in the host country and population at home), transaction costs, common social, political, and cultural ties, output growth rate, and financial development at home. We also document the existence of a robust non-linear relationship between per capita income at home and remittance flows, both in the aggregate and across income groups
Economic Growth and Cancer Incidence
No full textWhy do we observe increasing rates of new cancer cases? Is the increasing burden of cancer mainly the outcome of higher life expectancy and better life conditions brought about by economic development? To what extent do environmental degradation and changes in life-styles play a relevant role? To answer these questions, we empirically assessed the relationship between per capita income and new cancer cases (incidence) by using cross-sectional data from 122 countries. We found that the incidence rate of all-sites cancer increases linearly with per capita income, even after controlling for population ageing, improvement in cancer detection, and omitted spatially correlated variables. If higher incidence rates in developed countries were merely due to those factors, and not also to life-styles and environmental degradation, we would have found a flat or even an inverted-U pattern between per capita income and cancer incidence. The regression analysis was applied also to the eight most common site-specific cancers. This confirmed the existing evidence on the different patterns in rich and poor countries, explained the pattern of the estimated relationship for aggregate cancers, and gave some other interesting insights
Labour-saving heuristics in green patents: A natural language processing analysis
No full textThis paper provides a direct understanding of the labour-saving threats embedded in decarbonisation pathways. It starts with a mapping of the technological innovations characterised by both climate change mitigation/adaptation (green) and labour-saving attributes. To accomplish this, we draw on the universe of patent grants in the USPTO since 1976 to 2021 reporting the Y02-Y04S tagging scheme and we identify those patents embedding an explicit labour-saving heuristic via a dependency parsing algorithm. We characterise their technological, sectoral and time evolution. Finally, after constructing an index of sectoral penetration of LS and non-LS green patents, we explore its correlation with employment share growth at the state level in the US. Our evidence shows that employment shares in sectors characterised by a higher exposure to LS (non-LS) technologies present an overall negative (positive) growth dynamics
Significant Advancements and Evolutions in Chimeric Antigen Receptor Design
No full textRecent times have witnessed remarkable progress in cancer immunotherapy, drastically changing the cancer treatment landscape. Among the various immunotherapeutic approaches, adoptive cell therapy (ACT), particularly chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy, has emerged as a promising strategy to tackle cancer. CAR-T cells are genetically engineered T cells with synthetic receptors capable of recognising and targeting tumour-specific or tumour-associated antigens. By leveraging the intrinsic cytotoxicity of T cells and enhancing their tumour-targeting specificity, CAR-T cell therapy holds immense potential in achieving long-term remission for cancer patients. However, challenges such as antigen escape and cytokine release syndrome underscore the need for the continued optimisation and refinement of CAR-T cell therapy. Here, we report on the challenges of CAR-T cell therapies and on the efforts focused on innovative CAR design, on diverse therapeutic strategies, and on future directions for this emerging and fast-growing field. The review highlights the significant advances and changes in CAR-T cell therapy, focusing on the design and function of CAR constructs, systematically categorising the different CARs based on their structures and concepts to guide researchers interested in ACT through an ever-changing and complex scenario. UNIVERSAL CARs, engineered to recognise multiple tumour antigens simultaneously, DUAL CARs, and SUPRA CARs are some of the most advanced instances. Non-molecular variant categories including CARs capable of secreting enzymes, such as catalase to reduce oxidative stress in situ, and heparanase to promote infiltration by degrading the extracellular matrix, are also explained. Additionally, we report on CARs influenced or activated by external stimuli like light, heat, oxygen, or nanomaterials. Those strategies and improved CAR constructs in combination with further genetic engineering through CRISPR/Cas9- and TALEN-based approaches for genome editing will pave the way for successful clinical applications that today are just starting to scratch the surface. The frontier lies in bringing those approaches into clinical assessment, aiming for more regulated, safer, and effective CAR-T therapies for cancer patients
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DAILY I'ALO ALTO TIMES, SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1915
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tVAMUAnll/in UsttiHsfs. ' It* Rnni'*iini7nil1 - _ . .,
Complexion Powder i
—Gives thnt •'.'-:■ transparency and I
relielj i:..L.^.:.;.^._ to the cample-*'
lOtt.
—So flno that u 'hts oq smoothly
and stays Oq—unaffected by wind or
pers pi ration!
—So ilt-llwitly shaded that tt blends
perfe-ctly with tho cou-pleiloD. in mt-
toct li itself visible and do-os not
OV0D suggest powder, on a rough
aklo!
—Dainllly perfumed with a subtle
fragrance pleaalng to the moat ro-
.fined.
—Three nbad-M—white, flesh and
brunette—an exact tim to perfe-etly
match your coloring.
■—VIOLET DbXCE COMPLEXION
POWDEJl ;.<«.*.--n*c** an tnlmltablo
fj-nlfly that In regarded nn far ml-
lierlor by ninny women who havo
in I'll Hie li IK 1: ■■!■!!' .-.! lM|*OHCl1 pOW*
d«-*j for year*.
— It'** exielli'iire K i>i*ni Hppri**rlnlcd
by actual iin*. buy a box today nnd
personally pros*- ;t* extreme jcood-
iii*.-, lo your OWQ ;."■■-.,;.- r.- nm] -..!-
lafai-tlon
lattt-K*c nil** OO* IWr
--With each 1m.i of Vlolei Ihilre
i'ow**r a lianduonn* *!f.r
Vanity Box
FREE
roit ovk \vi;i:i' only
{Convention Here
Is Reorganized
HAILMOVY (HIWISTON ri-'l{ir MKh
llimtfm. I. S. A.
Vor Bale by
WEINGARTNER & CO.
Always look for the Rexall
Slo*n---it stands for The
Quality Store.
(Continued from Page One.)
Vtixumw -i-U .into JUdc
Pollowlng these talk* the delegates were entertained with a dinner given In the Women'* Club-
honto on the campua. After this
they walked bark to the <-ui.d. vlaited. Memorial Church, the muienm
and other buildings of Inl-iret-l nnd
walked through a porllon of the arboretum.
At ■ o'clock a number of (he visiting economlala were given an automobile ride by the Palo Alio chain-
tier of commerce and »iw i'alo Alio,
the unlveratty ground* and vicinity.
They returned lo ihe rlly short ly
-after c o'clock.
ThuntdAy several former Stanford
men Kpoko before the convention of
economist* in ncrk*lc>'. Professor
Im II. Cruflu nnil Professor II. A.
Mil Iln. vvIki have bath been lUOCl*
ale.l with the Stanford faculty In
tin- u9M\, gave addreflaes.
PALO ALTO BOY MAKES
FIRST TRIP IN BALLOON
P. L. SEAMANS
Pioneer Jeweler
■DDOttoee* Dial be hm* sertuwd
the i.fM|.i- oi*
DR. J. H. SOHN
a gnut 11 ate »pt<nnia?ti*.lil with
nn ' r'tpiTlenre nf ovur Iwcniv
year*. He eounfiH t>. me vttth
tllC lllffheill ri'r.'!ii[|H'|Hl.lMiill*.
from tin- I'lilifornia Optl*:*!
Com*iAsijf. mi Hint I enn niiiiir..
you nf an A*Molut*j tiirr***ii.ui
In i-v.Tv , ..... -'ilnniited.
Tr|c|il.i.ne 4unX
in.-.-iiiT l 11 h-*r*lty Avenue.
''"» A Itayn.'*nd. who wn* em-
nloyrd In Pal" Alto for some time,
mul who left here on I) » f**w tvMks
ago to lake up the study of aviation,
tend* wind in I'alo Alio rnlondv itu.i
lii> mad*- 1i)h Ann mi.-i-r-ii*ifiil night
Iiit.1 S.tinlav nt Alnini'dii He rem-hed
11 tia-lglN of j.mid tmat, be IW)'". und
M.rn rts-sipp-jd ln h In puriti-tnili* land
In* 1. h|-M>.|t and * half aw.i* from
where he iteried Me wn* rheere**]
t.* .1 lar«r crowd nf s[«*ctnlor*. who
wlineMeii t.|>, night
riie HuiTiiK of in*, niniden rughi
iiiia Htn-nclliened Ituviuond ** liil*-*t>-
iii*ii ui make aviation ii**- i»rnfi*i«aii»n
Hniioon BBoenelona will tMinhle hliii
ui Ktud) all iiirmnt imlm i<- hi**
I W.i. U.IIik IM I..T.M.I..U'-* Hi- |.ai
*-iii.. live in iiiikl.-ir-d
\ Timer* re|Mirinr una Itnymond"
ijlk-lil in ,\.iiini<()ii hint S11 mini hut
Dill 110J hn-*« Ih:il II vi,,-. n l':i'K. Mio
Imh *ii„ **,..> iierf-ttmilhg iLiwnomi
(Continued from Page One.)
.....1 cloudy wealiier which marked
I the paat spring an unusual In California history. Although mooer
! was lost on these contract* becauie
of the unexpectedly heavy field expenses wjjlle walling for sunshiny
weather the nine reel* ao made con-
atltute one of the greateat going as-
■eu of the compfuny. because the
main Jury of award* ln the Panama
exposition awarded those nine reels
two gold aad one bronae medals lo
general competition of many motlon-
I picture-making concern* exhibiting
: school filming In the Palace of Edn-
i cation. These nine reels are regn-
■ larly on exhibition al thr fair.
Other Re-**... Mart**
Three other reel* of a comtner-
<-'•*) and Ri-mi-himoru- nature were
mode, hut without profit Part* of
them will hnve Incrcnalng future
value Thn ntockhold*>r* were told
llial ihe company hn* on hand reels,
movfe apparatus, chemicals, furniture and fixture** to the value of
M.OpO and that It* lUhllltle* are
13,000.
Kor the pasl seven ni'.niha there
have l***en no salaried ofticer*, the
l*ookkee[itnK and the aerretarial
work belns, done b) unpaid volun-
te»?n- In nn i*ff()rt m wivn i)u< complin* find wnit fnr n Mine wben proper ri'rirK'inlziitliin WOIIId [.ermll It to
r*nll» on Hi* plan*. and proJerlH,
Hcvfriil Sun Kriiinimo concerns hnvo
broached i-anMilldatlbi. with the Kx-
artu*. Coiii,.any. hut lite lOeal movie
fnrjiornlWin Un* hung on. f-ftellRt
lhal 11 has n line f!»*ld wllhoul enm-
peMtlon and thai all It nee**]i )* *uf-
Aetenl :.:;..!- io ■■.i*'n;r Into the work
and * paid man ace t to glee bis en-
tiif unit* in ihe biiHUieas of neltins
IM**» nauvrmrim .'iml eaf-i-tlM)Dg the
The 1
illfomln >
.iiiit.lHttpioem 0
r|.onii
ins iitiih'i
Iced the KxB-ctti
ill.In.Ill
t,, sell ii
man) aa ■*.'..(Ki
!.(.•- 0
-p... k
Mini. fur onl
.,!,.- ll.inl nt Mi<
I •Hill '-'■■■■ I. I.i.Mvt-
11U.nl Nturll*
i..-4-len.
11 ltd Mi** *.!
"The Boss" ai ihe Vnrsily
.-.-
wimiiini \ liTiid- 1.hi.lu-1...1.
Mr* I
It Angel
•All
li n.iiitiH»*jk llllitn tftinnrr Sinn-
ll 1
--oiiKd-.ii
flat
t IUN1I ..ml Mm- Itifi-I* n, Hi,-
iJi-rt
i-p-inip
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IS Will Ih* (hi- lltll.K IKlll lit 111*'
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Kii-*l.*rdii.
la
•sll* Tli'.i.L.r l-inlghl "I'll.
Km Ihe,
1 m < 1 |*m
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i- 11* Ihe nnme "f I'bla live ... ■
I.- 1 M 11 hitli.il '*n th- pui
-ui i-i.ii of rhe *am. ii.-itn.-
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ITEMS FROM COOKE'S
al*ason Jar na|M, E* onomy Jot i'a|». Ma>-on Jnr llulilwrr, and
CmUi Jar* are nil In demand now. ntiil Me are [a a ixm'Uon to fill
your 4.1-tli*****.
JK1.I.V fSLAlWKfl, lall and ..horl. llin*e *tjlf-a, per d»7*r*n UlV.
1MNT MASON .MILS nil. , (.unit TO., Iinlf giiiinn Hoe.
NICK llACii.N. iM-r |*ound illle. H.tMM 'Me.
E. W. COOKE
Phone 350K 270 University Ave.
n \ Mendenhi.il
Hm i \hi|.T
I'hexiri \ Pj-wI
H i I'.-i.-r*...!!
I Ir: IM,4|*.on
\r<
Ill
A Quality Display
ltd
Of PuriiUiire at moil
pru-f-* b whai we have al
brt-n noted for We are
plele home fumlxhrf*.
have mm* of th«* Blre*l i^oeei
<if furnilurt* thai can be fniin.
anywhi*ri- It *n-]|| cost Vol
nothlnrg tint your time lo <-.<•■
It " mid 'lt":in"be'ir*p'l*,n*''">'
for un tn show your our line
Stop In
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE
400-404 Hijrh St. Corner Lytton Phone 284L
Mr*. \1 \[ T. ihr: \ .< •*
Mi- I. Thi.tnl.-* >'.•'
Total ■'•:'
Stanford i tiiv.-r.ni
ptrt-feaaiir J E i'(..>i.-r
l'it.fe«-..r tt K Ituttnnd
I'rofet-aiH it i. etreen l <i
I.IM-I.h \lt-Iow
Tncii M.-.
Tin* riilH.irtil:i Million ricnin-
('■*r porn lion made |f..l Da* net on I
ill its Raiomy June" seven-reel fee-
lurr of n Heel Marie nlorv bill *»>id
I:.... ..in. «t... "*. before u made *
move
Wltli th« r*-.,,rKanirall..n or K\-
.i.lii*.. under ihr managr*nirnl of
Herbert I' Thayer ihe intention l«
I* K K-norallv Inl-n ii vatl-M* „t
lilm mak Inc. pl-Oilucltsg i-dticaiional
r.-(.|n. criiomerclnl reeln nnd also
some tmaer dnumitlc hi ii it ihe niu-
dlo turning itn utientton nlso lo eon.'
inei.'lisl |ir|ntliiK and developlni*
*a ork (oi oiilalde movie rotn-ern*-
The p'aim nis*an a worklns fort-** ot
oiH-ritttv,--. „t the I'alo Alio -.lam
UNUSUAL BARGAINS
A heaut'Tiil modern *-ro*»ni home.
carttCf. earden. hleepint. ^lO^^■he^.'
etc . large grOIIDd**. Mlllllietti part o!
li.wn Jow iirlre. easy leriiin
l**lve a.-reh .*vreilei!t land. Um Al-
tni font ni: Ik hnlf mile From depot.
I 'Tr. [nr acre
neamlfui lot f**..-inc nn finie higb-
v- a>. BverfCFMn 1'ark . coat 17 on
\\'lll Bel! for fS&O; lerni*.
1 have 12.000 lo loan on first
tuortcage
Seven-room furnished house for
ntli, 130 per month.
V. V. HARRIER j
103 L'nfrCarrdtT Avenue. -
4 '
Underwear
Just received a late shipment of ladies'
fine undermuslins in gowns, chemise,
drawers, corset covers, combination garments in corset covers and drawers, corset covers and skirt, envelope chemise,
made of the finest materials of nainsook, lingerie crepes, crepe plisse, aIl
beautifully trimmed in thread Valenciennes laces, embroidery edges, French
and American hand embroidered gowns,
chemise and corset covers.
Nemo and American
Lady Corsets
After all, it's a matter of
fit. fashion and finish. Clever designing and durable materials make the Nemo and
.American Lady ihe ideal fof-
sets. (>ur fall model1*, now
ready See out corset iere
and c-ifiMiti her <«n your tor-
sci iic(.-d* She cam be ..f
serviee to ymi in select ing
ilie model lies, suited t*^ j wur
fiu'iirr.
Wash Goods
l.a-1 call on -.-.im summer colored \va**h goods. You can .**ave m<mey on tamy
"* -■lit***, rrrju-s. l.n'c i In lbs., tl>>ue> and wlnle -"oods.
— ■ -■" ■ - »
Special Offering
ii. i I..4C :ij J.4, |„.. i.r.l, r:itirn'4, crapes, unite iK.velti.-.; jn ...h.l ...Ir.r-, lilm-. tan
l.r.iun. n:ii\. Iigli.t I.Inc. ivn.rlli in.in 513c rn S1.50 pen i;,r.l. ..ti -;iIs.- 1.. .I..M.- at
2,4c |U-r 4 ..r.l
15c a Yard
line I..i cnicil ami 4iri|ic.l crepe*, ratino and Sc-.tcii niixlnrr* 44-..rth up
I.. .I.'i ]..r i:ir.l. ..ii -;i'
il.-c ill I
X per vanl.
Embroideries
***-ifei
New line swiss, nain>ook and Lirifatndj etlge** from 2 Inches to .** nuho deep,
the --eason'*, latest style |»atterns. new design**, on beautiful sheer fabrics, band
work edjjes wn nainsook, sunnl-le for dresse***, sheer waist-* ami daint\ underwear
trom 15c to *|0c ;i vard.
Ribb
ons
A new line oi ianc\ nhbon** just place<l on sale—new Roman **mpes. black
and white **tri|ie-and checks, printed warp rthbttns, rich brocade taffeta .itnl
satin nbbon*. in 4 to 7 inch width**, from Jr-c, ..5c, 40c, 50c. 75c and 1.50, ?1.75. 2.50 each.
Remnants
l-\n this week we sell our woolen remnants at one-h.ilf r>ff regular prve.
One-thin! nil mi all -ilks and silk and woolen remnants.
One-fiuirtli off on cotton remnants nt all kinds, including ginghams, gala
teas, percales, cheviots, prints, art denims, cretonnes, scrims, Rrentrew cloth.
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No full text'DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, MONDAY, MAY 39. 1916.
PAOE SEVEN
DAVIS AUTO SERVICE
U_ TC1AX XliLb. T_.m_K
tamra Palo Alto Leave San Joaa
Larktn's Cafe Spring'., Inc.,
Circle. Market aad SanU Clara
WEST POINT CADETS SEE BIG GUNS WORK
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7:00
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p aj
*T\»- i.r-t Petal CT»-U»tll*j .la-a |-J6 cmdet. !nr*(_r-Cl the Saildj
ii«*» prviuts *iwiii_ tu tt* uiitttn-d into tbe my* t erica of the gov*
eremeiii'a artillery, from tba etxtera inch rt5e tlbe k-w-rr pk-tun.
tbe mlcbdeat weapon la tbe workt throwing g ».«0Q pound peojec-
tile .went.-two _U*_, to tbr tiny pompon rapid 3r» -n.U-atr crafi
ton iseoa bcrr aisoi. witb lt» bark liLi* tbat of aa aaart _.ax»
rler. ■boOflM a -.k-toux little ooe pound ' - ■
bat-atlng shell •..■me two miles mio tb* air
Tbe* sixteen Inch (-us. si........ .. -shell
1* half lllnr-s an laryr aud
■ wi.-f us (ar a-, tlir Gar
•Saturday and Sunday on'.}.
■•This bus will not lii.'e Ban Jose
before schedule, but will remain until theater performances mrn eon.-
clnded.
K_r_ Pui., Alio to San Jos&.Oc;
roasd trip, Jfi. Intermediate points
prorata.
Fox betterment of die aervlce
thb Ume Uble la subject to change
-without notice.
No extra charge for light hand
baggage or parcel*.
Pboae I'. A. .-,-►_. J. 1.1:VIN j
Dealer In rubber, metal, aacka. j
rope. '.t»v_;i, tooli. Junk or
every description
899 Homer Ai.niK. I'.AUl AI.TO
Episcopal Church Men
Guests at Menlo Park
PRESH PISH EVERY
FRIDAY
Govemm.nl Inspected Re-
frigeiat.d Meats st the
Stanford Meat Co.
»66 Univcraity Avenue.
nBi.icACiRS. roi;urnv
PHONE 67
WK HK1.E.T OIR LAMB
with the alnale Idea ot quality firm
ef all We accept none bul tbe
choicest youngest meat, no matter
what price inducement!! are made to
us tn loner grade meat That ■ "_r
■-:■. always i.i-i such sweot tender
miuiti here Our moderate I drat ma
to profit*, account for the low prices
at which wo aell them.
ELITE MARKET
FIIANK THILLfrS
Phone 7. -.'IB t-mverelty Avenne.
IF TOU WANT GOOD HE*
REPAIIUNG HONE lean yoar
aboea at tbe
Campus Shoe Shop
K. HELTON
Back of Stanford Poniofflce.
Fhoae 4 0.1K
THE BLOSSOM
TROLLEY TRIP
A t-i|i Trm 1 win delight -out _n.i<.m
l:\r-\t\v 1, trip thei w-.ll always re-
m'Tiit'i-r A lti|> iimi mu will nnd
ir.li'-t-*-!lag and i-li*_ifs__li.
.. O-Vniiie rid**, _*wHnj[ S_ant_. <"!___.
Valley. K__t_ »l.o-n
t_r l.-_.r» l*akt Mto imOU t*. m.
and Mill J****** I 1" |> ll> ilrtilj
Peninsular Kail way Co.
nr vvilms l. hall
.'nder fhe grand old onka on tbe
Nichols plwxi. Menlo Park Saturday
night the men of the little Uplacopal
Church entertained frlcndii from up
and down the [H-nlnsula at a barbecue and amoker It waa an affair
w. thoroughly enjoyable and ao eml*
nriill) siicco-taftil In every way that
overvone present left wltb the feeling thm ihoj had been permitted to
all.>_... an t-ntortalnment ao out of
tlin n.dh.ar- that U «oul_t be re-
menil>ered tor xomrm. Two Btottthl
«ko a commit!.*.- conslatlnK of M
I'olnon John I>itlh aim Horry Weo-1-
en nn. ajiiiolnied in make |iUn>
for the event Hev UiiRti Moni-
gomarr ernki. -ith them and Ihey
had the active ro-opeinilon of n
bod)- uf eDthunlaatl*. men T-o
'taya liefore the tllitr tor lhe fe»
tlrlt tetl tbe Mtl preparation _>c__aii
.Ho wllh well lal<] [ilnna and tlte lieal
Ol {iruparallon H In nt to tie won
deted at that Ihe hartiecue wan auch
ll waa ahortlv after 7 o .-lock
lhat lhe inen of the ronitreitatlon
and their ine.ts hnd a*>s-.n:l>led On
reachlnit the urove the; found John
and Joaeph Ureer In charge of the
i*arbe*.up Thr center of attract ion
Tor lima i wa* tlie la rice grate over a
lilt full)- all feet mm a re In the pit
wa* a hot flre nr Mmlnj. oiik loit".
while on lhe Kmie neveral foot
n iio ve nurneFou* pliicae of meat
were being don<- lo the [iru|»er turn
Thla mat thr tl.Ible pMltlOB Off
to one aide wrrr rr_.h beapa of
earth It waa not W__| loni until
ihr rbtbfe of the !>ai*t>ec«e led thc
*-;>• lo thear heaps Aaatatanti wltb
*hove|» cleared the looee earth, the
'«_v_4 ilnlnR wn* removed then the
pro tort lag hoard* and another ptl
«ii revealed In It were four area!
oi heada. which had b-een plae-id
there atony with clowlnx wood em-
ttorm and allowed to remain fo'
hour. The chief* lifted out the
well rooked bead* and proceeded to
rarve Mean while the hungry
crowd bad been aeated on benches
arranged In a circle under big oaka.
the renter __ln« occupied by a big
campflre where oak itumpa and
logs were hurtling l-.__.rlnK torcho*
and (_lto*M Inn tenia added to the
U Inm (nation but the ratn|i0re wa*
lhe chief actiirce 0. light
Tn partfikf of harhecnet) lieeT an
i"i*iiarf(i bv thf Green Is an nx|)er|-
FRANKLIN He GIDDINGS IN
PEACE LEAGUE aADDRESS
Ulaa Cilia Ncwcomb ol San Tran-
clsco vlilttd In MayOeld and Sunnr*
eldo Sunday and Monday.
George 0. ,'.'nU and wlfo s|>etit
Sunday on the coa-itslde. Thoy
were arcumpinled by Mr. Call's
father. M. I). Call ot Hollttter.
-Mr. and Mrs. Stengle spent Sunday on an outing at Congress
Springs.
Peter Mclnnls and family of Col-
leKe Turraco spent Sunday on an
[outing nt-Congress Springs.
Mrs. l-\ Southwick entertained
frlcmla from Pnlo AHo at her College Terrace home on Sunday.
Min l-orkwood has returned from
a vln.li lit San Kranrlnro
Mrn Ilrndlev enjoyed a pleasant
visit wllh her daughter from San
Jn»r on Saturday and Sunday
('. J Ktans attended lhe nervlccs
at the True Life Chtirch tn San
Jose on .-mi...n evening. Mr Evnm
la i> iiiemhor of the Morrli
club, which furnished the munlr at
tho service
Kenneth Mayor hn. gone to Montana, where tie will take up a paying line of work Mr. Mayer haa
for years held a responsible position at Sun.ord Pnlverslty and is
on a leave of absence His many
friends regret his departure, oven
though for a short lime.
N itmtsoii nnd tst.e spent
.,1 the Ucagu.
.. nil-.
Pear. yfxT.
annual nation-*
■\>y rughi ►-...:
ha* been and
hai th, i
g, , U.I I-i
.ii.-j-pean m>
it tri-iniid<»
.i.nn.lii, t, lei
hiti.ni snd '"
|[ie> ..nil lh.
Mi r-niii»#
ilted Hit
ntellmem
nm to re*-
1 cllorl 111.
I1.--.I. mertion
i'r *i Giddioin asid
|:|.>. s«<idl I'roitrvas i
ihe Bttere-s of tbe I'ln
e»* cnutti-
Ici-cnds up.
tform of II.
League H. lilllt
,.r Pe.c<
.., pari lid
1 hr .1 .third *A..fl<! 1,
•^i|h thai moral p_Uy.e_
1..M ,1 will nr,t IgAin 1.
'ii«in thr liniOted lirlirf
1 <,.,! I.-.I .1
» ,- ix-aelh...
sc it. hop-
thai manktri.
i.r il ,1 fa
\\ *\j..HNi'.T< )V l» I May -w.- 'MKiui.iilneaa Have sitrveH t.i sstab-l
l'r..lr»».'f I 1-ni.I.l.i. II ('.i'IiIiiiks 1- h-i In |h< ucxx _|<praiaal .he rlg~t-
rolttOtbla Pnleawll*. at the banquet • nines 1 tti nieans will pamli »t Ihsi with |
t desirtbtbt) of ends. Ol all cn-
11.-. that hi-r Innn iitnr lo ume been
i_tg«*ted io diseriRunaie rivihtAtion I
■ -in barbanstn. rrrognition o| the i
■ if.il _1___.I1.31 at tbr mean- employed .
atCS.n dciircd null is the most ,
-'.mm Slid i.l nit Ibr mr.lurc- that '
nr been xii.r,\ \0 d.'irriiiine Ihe ex
-u oi jriurail pru^rr.* m distinct ton ■
•in 1u_ter1.1l advancenteitl, ttonc is
pic-tl.r aa |lir ammiiil nf brh-viiit j
In. 1- Iitli>ctilii>u-.lj*- regaril. 1h<- pro* j
.h.r. b> which individuals nnd go. 1
noient* _ncmpl lo *ilain rlinr pur ;
firs Thr masses Ol mrn hj.. hcCti
■-» I-i *,rr.-ei.r thr*-1 truth.. >|si)i
h*:il
lem nr. a tcfecn np«Mi which the _)n
f lhr s-Ofld ttfc n.ctcil Tlir maxlffl
..'mm ri.hn nnd ismtt xt -nil i-rlabl. lh_t tlir rll.l t.iHitir. I lie- tnciilll, ami
It will not again -<- ■-■|N_lbiiirly mid,' 'he |ihi1i«uph-i Mini might makes right
r.mi-Air |h. Iwst-rs •" eull tl.At ha*e ■•" sealed in All ibrw moral linked
.rt tii he rni imtiirrrd jm.I .ivrninitr H*SS o thr tilths (■( burliiirikiii
like th. siT-.itH .md lurw-nl bulking M-ui.tr..u» I.cjh.ihI all oihrr ills
<»*li..<lu.il .hiih.. .nflerrd itrfr-i hn| * *r.lil«J w a, 1 .,1 attaining .mil dc
|..! dr.lru.ti'.i, ,1 »iEI ,...» rr m.rr. »K*d is _. ggr r • _i . « war I„ . (ink the
in talk, take in.-rr ta'elul iM k 1.( .ts '-• '■'! "d 'i*n<-ni !•■ |htl mean, id Og
rncfgiei and il. irmuiro and «.. lor- gfandWCmmt and lo work Urrlrlll)
-.aril in lhr lull rea|u_ 11...1 .,1 [|lr '" make It ullimalcl) in.|K»Slble Will.
m_.gi.M_.,;, 01 tlir -.irk in hand fwM" tbll d.,> lorlll. he lhr lllda: SC
"This predirti-in a* _it ihli 1.. ««i«S tank, not only of ibr rhlltally
iii.ikr because lhr evidence .iIlmiihU "imdcd lr» Inn ill million* n. com
tllal our now di-i1ln*.inr<l wirlhl 11 '"O0 "enalDle rlllaans In lliorj iiuui.
i..*( a di.cMiragrd -irfW Hr 11 a br-mgl.t n-i« 1.. rr..ll.. *.h.,l »., did
I-...' ..h»rf-.rr who sees in lhr Rati* *-'"-*<*ns"1 »1tli |*n»g.T.c*aivr civtltia
pran -ar Hit IJ the limn ip|salluig t""'' ''•", )«'"') """< U' thr iiev*i».
«a-.tr .*1 hitman hi, and i-.jnur. thai l-Mflg and rm.rally disintegrating pro
hiijory FeCOFda lilt is n*-l . lets ■■edurei *il »a*.agrf,
;--,f ulnrrvri who .res ig 11 -.Itly- 'The [.reamhlr -ml |_M [dallorm
waste made wm-gn i,> dialtlusi.-n Iii ■,,l'rh tht* 1-*M«» '" enforce Peace.
ii^i been »hd 1* ihr mull i-rmendouj ,,r'' asseirthleil -nd re|.rr-,_nted. hai
iluiniltin t.i sell rsam.nati->n ... reso ad.-plrd statr the SI tuple. nbviuOS tam-
liiti.iti and Ni ilrterinioed rffi.fi lhat HuaMIM •>! ev|.rilrmr |.. <lnr «ay
ha. rver ],rns ■t**s ■*" ■*"'•* <,t W*- been Will
Slid (It, imelligrlK r 'if man p. i-ml, ; rlird us tin 1 enlunri ha »e p_.il.rd The
rirrlmr 'law brraker and tbr will maker have
"Tbr self r_Li_TRiiintii.il will hr i hor ',,f'" rettraineil hj _.it|horii) armed j
■ojili ll was tlu tem.'rsclrai \ ,r,»che : ■1"•,, rmploytlig l<». r 11,Mot, oflcrs
«>■.. -*-!i>iW.S«__ the r, ,altiau..n *t alii'" "' WBgWMlon id any ollirt poaai* 1
igiluei Thr rea-ij.rai.rmmi >, .. |„.!|,|l,0 !n ■» ledriatnn. ol nation* de
City of Palo Alto. M deetgaaUd aad
dellaaatad upon a map or tb* Bab-
dlvljloa of tald Block "B". r»cord#a
In tb* office of tbe County tUcordgr
ot U* County of Saau Clara. 8*_t«
of CallfornU. In Book -I." of Ms pa,
•t page }«
(g)—.Uind deacrib*d In said deed
nf trust recorded la aatd Book It of
Trust Deeds at page 17S, tt Mq.—
Beginning at a point on tb*
Northeasterly lino of Hlg 8tr**t
dHtnnt thereon 33 reel and 4 l_ch*s
Soul h caste rly from the point of >■
terse.tlon of the Northeasterly Hn*
of High Street with the Sonthean. -
ly line "of Addlaon Avenue; running
Ihence Southeasterly along said
Northeasterly Une- of High* Street
33 feet and .- Inches: Ihnnca at *
right ancle Northeasterly and P*r
nllel with Addison Avenue lOti feat
lo n l-G foot Alloy: thnnfo gt right
nnglon Northwesterly along said Alley and parallel wltb High 8tre*t 31
leet and 4 lnchea. ihence at right
angles Southwestern and parallel to
Addison Avenue 106 feet to tho
Northeasterly line of High Street,
and point of beginning Tba tama
helng n perl of Lot Four (4) of
I llloi-k "B" of anld City of Pnlo AUo.
m di-slgnalr-i and tlellneatod upon a
Map or lho Subdivision of said Block
"fl". recorded In the odlre of the
Tounty Berordcr of the County of
Santa Clara. State of California. In
[look "I_" of Maps, at page tt.
(31 — Land described In said de*J
I of trust recorded tn said nook SI of
I Trusi Deeds at page 17*. et tug.*—
; Beginning at a potnt on th*
• Northeasterly lino of High Street
'day In Sunnyvale, the guest of tbelr! distant thereon SC foel and S Inchon
ion. j Houtheasterly from lhe point of In-
Htmr. Benson still continues JtwWcUw of the Northeasterly Une
Improve and gain In strength, ami I"' ■•l*h Rtree' *,th ,no Bouth*aat-
wlll moan be able to open up hi*\«*b i\ut of Addlaon Arenuo. and
place of lnjslrn-m on Lincoln street
again
dale Itli-h has started bla pop-
corn and i*e..nut «n„uti and listur*
day nlgaH wns it nl toned near tho
Star theatre and took In a large
numhor of nickels
II is Suspact*...
.Must lien tn,- dovloia urii |i_.*ttj. hut
It la nu»|Hi liil ilii-y were so btifiirti lliey
iKicntiK. I-Mnty doctors.- Jndgi-.
NOTICE OP TRUSTEES'
SALES
running thence Sotilheasterly alonrt
snld Northeasterly lino of Hlgb
Street 33 feet and 4 lnchea; thenc*
sl a right angle NortheasUrly and
parallel wltb Addison Avenue 10.'.
feet In a la foot Alley: thenc* at a
right angle Northwesterly along
said Alloy and parallel wltb High
Ktroot 3.1 foot and 4 Inches; tbenct
at right angles Southwesterly and
parallel with Addison Avenue l&S
feet to the Northeasterly line of
Nigh Street and point of beginning
Tho same being a part of Lot I'our
(41 of Block -B" of aald City ot
i'alo Allo. ai designated and delineated upon a map of lbe Subdivision
1 of said niock "B" rocorded In the
ofllco of the County Recorder ot tht!
KOTICK Ifl HEREBY 01VEN ■
bi default having boon made li .
<-■ [inymnnl of the sums secured by'
ch of those certain deeds of trurt County of Santa Clara. State of Csl-
'iforntn, In Book "L" of Mepi. at
page 26
Dated May l.lb. A D. 101
(Corporate Seal)
CiAllDEN CITY BANK AND TRUST
and
»d>
ale
nlty
know thai ih,
Inr. H_|| -.. ,| be
f...ie.l ami what
phi biaitjd.r'. nf
tld ai!r.|ttatrl) --r K'„ ;. 1.'1 .1
if resti onr hope of (he
al am! in.,!..l progress ol
SAN MATEO PROPERTY
OWNERS ARE WINNERS
tll-ttlur
Down Ir. Teias
a:id 11
•Ten tin
ei are supposed
to know how id barbecue but tbey
sli.>«.,! rnirn in f aliroroli to learn
the real |.ro__p-ia llnl from thr pit,
de||.-iou*lv t..nder and Jub-y. Ihe
meal wan servad in bountiful .nan-
tlir 11 wan im JtllC) an boiled tieef.
lmi was not so Aatiby It bad the
prlnp tasie of rousted meat bul was
not strtngl. or tough. That Is
•....ii, ns near a« one dll describe
the eirellenl rjnalltles or what the
'e-i.lrr, en.Oied Saturday night- It
mai be thai lhe cool clear evening
cair edge lo the a[.-,>etU**». but It
norm w Ithont *__v|ng thm what was
-.ervr-,1 wa* fully enjoveil Thon
I here wax Lread .Thd hntlcr In plen-
t'fi.l .[iianllli baked beans of llie
sum.- *_n..1|e iillii'lnj. dllillly as the
Sn*bi.-ne<j mml und of course eat*
',-.- rhe fens'lng --on- ludlng with
root i.eer and --lg_lT^ Rveryone ale
Thr babe- -il*.nlfl<-<i hU*lB«as men
Indulr'-d Ifr*eli the -|-.Mra. Iten 11 e-
-,i-«« Hid i-l-lr their daintiness and
■ lidded to the —.-■ 11-1C nt the occasion.
wblle of eoune the kids Ale only tm
llveh healthy bat* will when glve-i
an Mateo property owners
e t-eon objecting 10 noaa_e?
ii tbe paving of st reo( Iniu won a signal victory
night when the city true
noted to por tor all the Intur-
>n ■• nrk om at the city tren*
Around (he campflre when e*«Fy-
one had eaten sU he could hold |
there were mnrlcs told and speeehesl T!lH,
made Mr Monlgntuerr n--ied as wh h
the Informal toast maa ter ,.' the .
open-air banquet calling on sp«hk< tersact
-ra at random. a_ there was no set Hond,
program The S»n Ma ten Menlo
I'ark. Loa (Jaios and Pain Alto
gom.1 eonirlhuled their »b«re to
this portinti ot the evening s enter-
laltiment. apparently lo lbe enjoy-
iiienl of the whole company It was
near to midnight when the parte
broke up. tbe conclusion being, on
lbe part of those privileged lo attend. that It had ln-en an oeesalps
so different from ihe ordinary so
-f intention for thai pariicular plec*j
k and it bail already been;
naied in the property owners
The mailer came up when Trustee Itrady moved that the city as-'
rame lhe extra |1N00 for *tr.*e| In-'
lerseetions on the ___t«t aide Tblt
61:10mil a as ovei and nhoic lho I
'«m appropriated by lhe city Ior|
Hirer! Inlelnect Ions In the resolution
Oiled with good solid enjoymriit and]",
rare good fellowah|(i that the Menlo "
Park men arr to bo conges!Dluted
heir ability to plan and carry'
brongh so HUccoKsfullv ji real -bnr-- O'
and miuiki-r In Inir i'h 11 f oral vie j
d ag-
you
lor w.
and e-ary man i| !,,_ own ancestor. I am tods, *.'jI I am
t.i* XX .1 .■ - '.- 1 st-ai . ex tic *■:'.-, - ssihgt I
wii—E:tor. Hubbard
IMW
Ve-*ba' Bo**-ibaetfmeiu
"Tht* Femarkatdir cm, nr,-ii '■ -
abell- tn -■!>* niinmi- -11..1 mail, itriri
QUILDiNO A LIFE.
li|v, a taauliful
:*i --1 i-.s m bcsutifol youlh.
i*rm in pff»!e*-ii__.
"My wife ai
toinnlc _:*•'■ l»*__l
1,'l.iU* I .-in.. n\
executed by Josoph A. Jury and Metal
K Jurv. bis wife as parties of the.
first part, to tlnrden City Dank and
Trust Company, a corporation, as
party of the socond part, and .Mutual
Itulldlng and Loan Association of
San Jose and College Park, a eorpo-'
ration, the party of the third pari '
each dated April 9. A D. 1909. an.)'
ivc ...de.i In the office of the County'
Hecordor of the County or Santa.
Clara, Stale of California. In Book
33 of Trust Deeds, at pages 170 al
seq.. 172 et seq . and 174 el seq
tfepecilvely. abd application Id
writing having been made to th
undersigned as trustee under eacl-
of raid deeda of trust by said bene
flclary. Mutual Building and Loai
Association of Snn Jose and College
I'ark. n corporation, the owner end
bolder of each of said Indebtedness*
and the respective deeds of truat «<•■
rtirlng the aame. that said undi
signed sell tho premises by each
said deeds of trusi convoyed
hereinafter de*cr|br*d as by said respective deeds of inist provided.
NOW THKKEFOT.E. the under*
signed trustee win on Tuesday, th*
l3lli day or June. A D 191S. at tht
hour nf 10 o'clock a m of that day
nl lhe front door of the Count)
Court lliiiisu of Santa Clara County
in ihr Cltv of San Jose. County ul
Rama Clara, State of California. Ir
piirsnnnce of the provisions of sal-!
respective deeds of trust sell at pub-
He mi.-th.n to tbe highest bidder for
rash In gold coin u,' _,._ i ___.,*!
Suite, ibe land nnd premises situ-
ntod in tbe City of Palo Alio Counts of Ranta Clara State of f_itf-,.-.
nla and described a_ follows iq.
wit
ill -l.ar/-l <1-*-*'-r!)ied In .aid deed
nf trust recorded In snld Rook 21
Of Trust Deeds nl pngo 17n ot seq.- -
Commencing nl the point of tnte--
fer-tlon of the Northeasterly Hue ol
High Street with tbe Southeasterly
Hne ot Addison Avenue, nnd running
thence Kotithrasierlr along said
Northeasterly line of High Streel 33
fee- and * lnchea, ihence :_i a right
angle Northeasterly and parallel
with Addl*on Avenue I0Q feet
m a l '■ foot Alley. thence at
j« right angle Northwesterly alongi
T --.aid Alley-nnd pamllot with lllghj
i .tr,-,-r __ n-ol ;md I In. lies lo a
C point on ttie Sotitheasle'ly line of
i I Addlaon Avenue tbence at a right'
% .altglo B0Utb_*at*r_. along said
» j !*oittbea*t*el. tine of Addlaon HT*s
i: rine in:, feet to lhe Northeasterly
line of High Str-K-t and point of bt-
! ginning the same being ji part of
mr Ml nl Hlock "B of said
COMPANY, a corporation. Trustee
By T B MONTGOMERY,
IU President.
HERBERT C. JONES,
Attorney for Trustee
:.-_0 to 6-11 — Advt.
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