13 research outputs found
MALE AND FEMALE DIFFERENCES IN COLOUR NAMING, A CASE STUDY OF FIB UI ENGLISH STUDENTS
No full textMale and female are not only differentiated by their physical and emotional condition. There are many other aspects that can be explained to prove male and female differences, one of those differences can be seen by how they name colour. Using Lakoff’s theory, which talks about female and male differences in colour naming, as the main theory, this research is conducted. Using ten FIB UI English students as the sample, five males and five females, this research aims to prove Lakoff’s theory whether it is suitable with the condition of FIB UI English students or not. Besides, by the end of this research, readers can find some other aspects which can affect one’s colour vocabulary besides gender differences. At the end of the research, I can say that Lakoff’s theory about female and male differences in colour naming is more or less similar with the condition of FIB UI English students.</jats:p
Imperialisme Budaya Barat Pada Rubrik Mode Majalah Remaja (Kajian Semiotika Majalah Gadis)
Full text linkImperialisme budaya, sudah sangat berkembang di Indonesia, khususnya di kalangan anak muda atau remaja putri. Gaya hidup dan cara berpakaian budaya baratlah yang sekarang ini paling terlihat didominasi oleh budaya barat. Majalah remaja melalui rubrik modenya memiliki andil dalam menyalurkan nilai-nilai dan makna-makna budaya barat melalui tanda-tanda yang terdapat pada setiap halamannya. Penelitian ini menggunakan semiotika Roland Barthes untuk menganalisis tanda dan makna yang terdapat pada rubrik mode sebuah majalah remaja yang mendapatkan imperialisme budaya barat dilihat dari rubrik Mode Gadis selama empat era dimulai dari berkembangnya tren mode di kalangan remaja Indonesia yaitu era 1970 sampai era 2000. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa terdapat dominasi budaya barat mulai dari gaya pakaian yang sangat mengikuti barat, model foto berprofil kaukasia yang lebih sering dipakai, serta teks yang banyak menggunakan istilah asing di dalamnya pada rubrik Mode Gadis. Meski Gadis sempat berusaha menghilangkan pengaruh barat pada era 1990, namun pada 2000 kembali dengan lebih banyak aspek barat untuk mengikuti tren yang disukai pembacanya. Ini artinya imperialisme budaya barat sudah sangat erat dengan remaja Indonesia dan sulit untuk dihilangkan. Kata kunci: imperialisme budaya barat, tren mode, rubrik mode, remaja putri Cultural imperialism, especially the western culture such as America and Europe has been highly developed in Indonesia, particularly among teenagers especially girls. Lifestyle and western culture's way of dressing trend is the most visible aspect to see the domination of western culture. Teen magazines have a stake in channeling values and meanings of western culture through the signs found on their fashion rubrics. This study use Roland Barthes's semiotics to analyze the development of western cultural imperialism by looking at signs and meanings contained in section teen fashion magazine, called Gadis during the four eras starting from the development of fashion trends among Indonesian teens that starts from the year 1970 until 2000 era. The results showed that Gadis's fashion rubric is dominated by western culture ranging from clothing styles that we clearly adapting western trends, photo models who's always have a Caucasian profile, and text which use a lot of english language in it. Although Gadis had tried to eliminate the influence of the west in 1990, but in 2000 returned with many more aspects of the west to follow the trend that favored readers. This means that western cultural imperialism has been very closely with Indonesian teenagers and difficult to remove. Keyword: western cultural imperialism, fashion trend, fashion rubric, young girl DAFTAR PUSTAKA Ardianto, Elvinaro. 2004. 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PALO ALTO, SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CAL., FRIDAY. ^IjiRCll U>, IHH5.
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TO THE BELOVED.
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Thu ii.i.im., i ,.-(.■ lu ii.-. itaja.
Sly alien—, lit* rrl.ini. lo Itu**
Id all the B>-a>.uf t-*r i.n-ailu
Iluth liar k I. r*s«l lli* mtlodf
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Juut _•*■ sr*■. ..... bat* tur em.
1-1fall i. life fa -ll*-. •>_-*.
tsrthb* an _™*e* Bala -bs.
Foil, fall 1. .La.j 1.1 In radi™. ipa-ea.
fell U ur Ufa. A I •■■■*■
l-lc. n.i.i^l all .;..!■* nilli inn. riul.i.r*a.
Tbouan tiB*.*(lr>iieailuureaitl.
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Tbou art l™**t..a>e unp. rpt*ie J,
M -..*.•*■ ;,.,.l-.ii,..'tai.
Tn** *--t i ■ -. "titi *—tt *un
Wtlh thee thS all-*—4 l*_r»-st. p_rt
ADdtrv*.i;hr*i-*'lBt...vv—abere
-l*keltttlslMa..i» tliremgbuul ait.r-
Dufcaaa-iBBg *.*tlliula thlna for tor.
r.rlrt*-. fair nulw.nl part an*rlf*
Tha .Hi rf r - -.. Irt Ibem ba.
It I. It—•—™ *o*l of lite
U-1.-.S for il—. bans, ter 11*—.
OL. paate bri n—* lbs (ub. of car-Fa*
fib. tbuw-t.t tt illnn all ti»T"lit I1..I K
T.ar.rr .»■»..■ |,.if l.irm una-tareb)
Thou art tt.- (,,.ii, ■-! nn-1 ■ ■!..■..
Ami th-.ii il,ai.-aia.i) i'f —aicr*.
-Alirtr Hrynatl lu Uixlun Atlir-o-eulu.
ROMANCE OFTHSWAB
Tbe battle at UM was rmisbe.1. The
victory wa. list and won. And whll*
lbo dcfi-nt.il army had fallen lack lo
.ska (-bolter in tho wu.nl* nnd tnuiiuislii
)*w»-. thtr vtclniiutl* Intel lt.t.1 ou*
i-unipcd ti*nin the field of ucltuu. A.nick
luinly til.*- bona gfSf tbo La.nl--a [•-.
thtuagb which tbe irtticg aan -l.-r—
Ilk* a grewl •- j j. r * i.i. 1.1 bnrni*hn] snd
icady fur combat.
Since carle tu.irn tl..- battle had been
iu t>n>i-r.w. nud t!i-> cirimge wn* frtghl-
ful. Even tlw atunlieit Ol the nnrgeoi.t
ha.1 in.in* limn ..... •■ Kim.i! |eUe ui tlu'y
worked over their imprest—-I or*-*r-iiu_
isblti*. and all had felt a sctx-alioa of
l-inu—— lhal tbry did not care tu owa.
ll. nm. cerner nf .the beld wle-ti tint
light Itsd l-nt-n tin* ttotti-al. in a little
KTOVtsof ball adirjteli treers nt the aiislo
ut n atone watt, knelt th.- colonel uf ..
Sew Y.irlt ret'iiu.'i.fl—nl.' lln- pro.lrnl«
funu nf III* own li-ntenanl. a young
man Of KuglUh birlh an.1 s great f»-
fntlK■nia"hi. ■■■•mra.les. lit. breath
. .in- akrwlr and painfully, and wben be
.it..v.- tu -,*aklbe lifelduodwetted Upin
blalltroai n»Hatoslmu*trbi>bnMll ulter-
anee.
"Cm.ttm, tuy buy," said tl.o colonel lu
the law voti-.. which tie nl way-, u*.-,t when
in tho pr**—m*e uf suff.-nna—foe thocot-
ot>stwaau»kiudauilnv>gr*ntleaia woman
t» tbe nick—*■» ili*re anything- more
that I ran do f.r t.-u—any word ur tt—*-
■-see that yoa want to *t*tut? I'ur yoo
know-
Cntttun's li|*. 'atl.nl nil), a faint and
■Inn-*l lmi*'T.-"iilil'l" iiiniiuu. uu-l thn
.nloiifl lieti'llni: lu.v euuiibt IbaworSs,
■■Lift—mt—n j.."
Kabingthedtiii. man lu n half sitting position, lb* cdon*-! hrld lain tnhli
own strong arm* and gently wiped tb*
red froth from fait lln*.
'••Uolmiit"—the word* were weak -sml
luW—"my vent—tipen —III*—-ltn.~.-jnicket
—tnrido"
Tlie caertirro wit* **i|-reiit that he could
My no more. Tim inluticl, opt-uiug the
•teat, drew frum an inner pocket a tniii*
Utnre, tbe purtr-ati nf a yoong ami
tirautifnl trill. *** besntifnl lhat even
tben lbe rciksiel . "iiM nut I- ip (*s_irlg
iil'.n the liii'ti'--- vv.'h ititeiw-t and s-t-
uiiratiun.
"And tbinT ho .in.* tinned u* he held
It up tu Ihe eye* of l.i* dying en in mile.
lha |istii face nf Iho MlffercT (|rew
atrangely hnglit wh>-n he luoked upon
lbe Ut of i un'- '1 ivory before him.
•■In ■:■.■-,■-:.■ fae ta^-.T. t- ;. •****•
livrs—Drastnund in Uevtaashire—-you'll
rs-nwinber— take tier this, yonraelf—uu
taig else. Find t-.-re in Denmiond, Aniu-
II* Ilurton. Ti-ll her—l.lltiii'l—fortfef—
A torrent of crimson llfi-bluod gushul
Irom bi* lip*, mid nil wn* over. Tli"
t-olonel arose, f ubleil a blanket ami placed
it l.i.- at b tbe head of tbe cor*****. Then
tb* night wind* -gatin-red ami whi't- r~l
ntnoaa Ibe trees ami l*rn*h*d with tbeir
dark tduioria lbe t-rigbf, old droja tii.t
.lood on lbe I*ilt> furehr-ad of llr-rliert
will be no eurh prrsuu here after hv
Bigbt.-
-She s-e i* not aici—not dyiag, it
ai.. " ,i'jr-■*., .U" 1 '.t.-' ...li'-.r! ili'Ili--. .
nil. ti.it at all." answered lbe youiif
lady, with aplsaaaut Isuah, "unly *he'«
l(Oin(- to b* married to Lord Littoltu.
nigbi."
"jlarr.-'l"-' aaid th* cntonet, half tu
himself; then aluudi "Oan you tell me
whers abe bveri I must —■ ber npon
baanrsn—some tbl na rery inif "' ■"■'■ " '
"It'sraotTr-ryfsrfrombere>. Thebon**.
in tbe park tbst yoa see cm tbe left be-
I,-!.;;-.'..- her falhrr. But you mu*l hurry. It's af 1(4* IM, and yon'v* rearce an
himr."
Culunel Pemtn-r turned nnd walke.1
hastily along tbo i > ..„! ■*Married—mar
ri-l—then I em too lata Prrban* aab
1 don't nndc-ralaod it. I can't.- Ami
with in.-v >■■■■,■ b* took came th* retrain." Mam"l. married, irtarrbil."
Tbo next day ttcnninund was all ei-
rltcmf-nt. Thr. ilauuhter of the Htm.
("rofton Rtirtni. had ref..w-d at the last
moment to marry Lord Lorlootte Llltol.
Ami then. fn. Ihe sppesran'— of this
-■-■;: :■■•■•.< I ■ in:.; Ai,.■■:.■'.:.-.. Thatmntt
not be orefloiikni. Surely tbfre era.
*-■::.. -:i!i, ■ In thl*. "if til— BS Lti. it
Muuldtcll." Hut lbo Hun. Burlun, 11.
I*., would let) uuth.iii., nnd a* Lord Lit-
, |t*| had left for luivn Unit momiiiR I...
could tell nothlBfi unit II iu Ilii-liili, IBS
bail declnml tlial alio wonld tell nu.h-
ing. Su tin lbe matter rested, and
like erery ulher eenaailun wss almost
.-;'.--:, 10 days Bftrr.
Ait.. -•*. I *sy. fur Colonel Pr-mbcr bs-t
taken lodginga at tbe Pot and Kettle,
and scarcely n day *«in«il bnt bo vituh*
bi. way to Tl.e Oak*, tho rnddi-ncn of
Air. I.urt.ui. «hn is-nuil to have u great
fancy for bla compniiy.
Nor wan it lung In In-coming cuu.tnon
talk tbat the cul-mel ha.1 returu-il lu
ilia* (Bciiun on Uui -re of her intra.It.|
wtdding a l.l,*.l stained minialnre, tbe
liiln. ot a VlKiulkirl love that nl..' Iis-1
•n,ct> tu HerlsTt Creaton. the village
tu-'er dt, welt, and that aa sfat< *nw Uu*
1.1,'l.in..-Irtt'.-il wilb bla llfeblurnl. lh*
uld luve h.id reli.ni.it. and sb" had re-
•Su -ctHsl a jB*r. ami again mmmer
vt.itr.1 the little village, nfjrinkltng Ih-
lawii* with yellow darodelluas sad tb*
li-.le> *■ with'all uiaiimr .d awretn—».
I'n.m tbt* ihbtiv futmysrtU -ramo .hi.
nuiiiiil.ufcittlli'und uf fowl* upon tin-
.'I..ir .-..ul -iblil air, Illillgleil will. Ibe
distant da*liing of broolu. The trecn,
rr-.pli-tiileiit iii'llu<lr"H*irnit'nlsof *rn**n,'*
east (-Tra.ttfnl -dutdnw* fur tbenuun.biy
w»ml*-r*-r. And than ibw|-r-nl*-i)*! Rn.—
...rysaii.-.-. TL. air WB* "1.-' tna—..)
[. riuiui', delightful and nTr-r-pas-enna.
ihe first sweet gift uf *ammer.
During lh™ lliue Mir* Utirtun bad nol
Ini'ii urn hy the village lu|k.w*voon ono
nr two rare .rcc-tru.ui*. mid ibu**1 wlmbnil
.:,",.. I t!- ! t. *"'! I- >l !', 1' ->!-■ U .I--!-"* ui.:
p,tl*'au.] nii-kly,and tbat ihescanrelyevrr
.fvki-. Xow. buwevrT, at the spfiroaeb
■ >f anmmn- *bn hwl thrum, "tt ber
gloiimy n-i.st. Jaul ami- the **inky
liiwl-'' thai she bad ii.ni.icd tiprai ivtr-
tug nnd lisd itvin g.ui.. «. far «* lo ride
mt int.
conditions turrouodin:- him. A great
many people, bowsrsr. maka a failure.
of pool try a* aa sidcuve oacapatloa, |
bec-BB** iiaturallv oul.ii.,1 far ir
HI„UT_.«*, Pn-vco. B-Btt\J*Z££Z£&.£!I2S '
to Our Nelfhbo-s. jlntoreaed in, and tbst pay* bettor t
I Ilo ws* appoinlod liean iu .Itsifl.
' reoei-rc.1 a salary of L'l.ouu ■ -rear.
I The *d»lope I'liiitDj-rnpheti For
Ready Koferanoe.
A FEW INTERESTIKC PARAGRAPHS,
sail and br Wlea-SMsr
it*m. Prem Slop* SUl** sol
Tarritoti**.
fanning to wbfoh ouu may
have been acouituniod from boyhood,
and striking uut wilb all one's energies.
lata oae line— into specialty farming, *******}*•• *"***
'. and in turn thu bmuuho* fuotl thu i ■ ■■ ,i ■■.
I Nature wos.ua uu thing.
IInu baa added bauthor mulch, i
perhaps tbe beat of alt, to hts growing \
eropa aad trees— th* mulch of a w*ll
tat in—J, luaaro and poroa* soli. Socb ,
* lop ouadition, when the ground Is
intillnw and suft, acuaa a mulch altuut '
furward somo braiichua of specially
fanning that bare money in Ibem
the pr-t-scut time, au that lbe load
may ac* if tbere I* not aumething mo
fur bim in spncialising bis work tb.
in spreading hts effort* over a <i ■:•„
.li*i.-r> ut i :.u>. in ■ of farm work.
1 waul lo asr right here that I do uu.
Ml—l*.av ki,„l„f *n*Uie I"", "*•;■■*"'** °r "B. ll,„. S.,!,„r „i,„.,„a.
. . . . * ...t.i. j . nrtil -r.itr.ln I, I.. .. . .1 ti.r, ].. ..I,
lug tbat do.', mil i- mnt lho raising ot
tleslirl—i'f and mullunt. fowl and
kioda of gnrtlen products ihst
ti.-vd.sl tor lbe family table. It may
. Kiig-
Tbe Chin**.- trot
Ssn Fr-utciaoj ami*-tb*-r Cbinese cun-
anlar officen. are returning fn.tu .hu
t'ity of Mcxi.ii, when, ibey havo l-eeu
ucgutt-ufng s trusty fur Cliiiii*M< iiuiui-
tbec
tela
night til"- walknl together fn the
gjnl**tt» that allow*! *atirely sum;un.l*.l
The i tin- Th- r>■ ws* !«• .-ther ligb: than
Ibat at tbe star*. A* Amelia panted tb*
colonel placed hi*arm about li<r and
held her hand.
"You have tuy an.svcrl-** he.inertinii.nl
softly.
•iliii ntiwil ber face .lowly. Th»ir lip.
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Abnul Bt-lrlilii,.
I Did you over Stop to think what a A csbtu b) tho owner, rupurts tbu loss j
r-"".i". t „i.»[,„i.i.m Igrest mulober nstor* Is* She mutches. The Nobraika House of KsnresniiU-j "t tbo .hip KamtclltTca t.. I-rliicea* J Cartuada uf .-rang-*, are b*tag
Webb Donuull has tba following to I «*«ylbing sho start* lhat man 'I - - tin - haa pasted an an ti-cigarette bill. 1 Islsnd. atralt of liunday, white on a .sfaippnl from i, , Angule* to Klotida
■ iv -ij ill" **-clalty quatiota. In a ' t»t intervene to pf-renL Tbe tr***. Seaator White Ibtnk* tbe nest Coo* joy^ frem (.'ape Town to Saigon lojalmort daily.
■rer-ant i*M* of tbe I*rr»ctic«d Fsrmer. ihe gr-uan. sad BSso Ihe weed*. In a -rs-w win eobaidire tlie Hawaiian *-aUe ****** ColirrBed clllsen*of Tattrina bai* sog.
which w* think will prove of latere** ■»-—taral suta ar* inulc-K-r* or a--If - -.roj.-ci. Tbo London Time, kaaaaansa ibat ,*.-*,-! i*.,, . j. >■, .-,, .; a. tuonumeot lo
to onr readers: , toodors. Walk not *■ to tb* prairie, A cuatolA a\ ,h(, wi,, -p-j,™,^ Sptaker Pool will tn a tow d*y* rostgn. Frederick Dtinglsss In Waabington
Idon't believe iu bmUaa off aa *ttV^_&g!*l*&1!Z& Daaalass i* thosteu-J by theoblldren » *****}. **"* ***** **U ************* <•' City,
sudden tbu old way* of carrying on tha i" ^°J*^" ^'XvT^sr m hu "l hi* Bnt wif"' * T ,3 "" "** *'al* ■um*t**jr'* A man named Smith MoDoweU bss
which oue may ««■ « SW^&hItora_ ...1 ******* »■*** will ttU thu now onp do- ■"__. -, ,. t, , »*" ******** *** *•*» ******** *"> ** «►
\TiVo ..ml iSri. lad ksf ■*""**" «*> ***** HemtrbotTSsia build- , Th" "^ *■**' ''*."i_2KE _*? E_?-°" ,h" **••**-'*** « He-Ids-
•no same. ********* **•** [*-*• Betas™ It I land. wbH-h-gr..un.lc,l inai.lu the break- burg.
' -____^.Sl **"_"}* S2_ u-L/T^r'-i . . . ******. ** >*•>« ****** **** ****** **"*■"*
tboagb I do I-,...- tb^bly Fs , ** »«w«a »a«sil» "* U» »Ba_arta oT tfa« Indent l*^l_i* and ps^lmve __ wii, _ke lbe Am.-ricaa e
.pcciltly fanning. Tbe lalterXwcvcf. I******* **9 **** ***** * *• ******* ttTT,rt4, ** \?rfo»c* **■.*■ Im on board a. Jaffa,
i.^imetbiug tbal one ba* to grow Into ^ o' n.nlcblng and lbe undc*!ykig house tender Mulct.
gradu.llylnunl.tr ... MUT\ucc~™., \***** ******* ^-Hcdby .ho decaying The Chicago Audubon Moci.ty hs. Cw Ci. "«...,
ESaa* thia article ia tu bring ",nv-f , Thorns feed lho brauol.e^ t-.mlmaitut.il tu ,-raus.lu wu.. not „,TWi*. rili ,' w.-
... anil iu turn thn lir.imi um finn to, rrm a_ .., ™__- t,..Ja un llinlr hat. •*'•<•. "**•iwiuiii mi iirinj t.
i wear btirt* on tlmlr hat*. I8»5. Tliey are placeit at CIT.W3,
lInn, rat Booth uf Ihn Salvaliun Army , HOC, a ITS. JSSSSilf CtS.OOO from figure
pleas—1 and nurpii**.! bv lbo relig* uf IH'H.
us tune of life In tbe United State*.
i .:i:;.. ■ .is-vii. "tbe wild Bin from
Madsgswar." who traveled with clr-
aud exhibited in run —..in-.
; snd retain It. tu Iwad tbo root* bcib'Slb'. It i* statad In Philadelphia that tho I grBtinn lo
But tbero are lime* of drouth wben ■ iudcpot-ileut «(igar retJuerle* have com- Tho Lumluu Tim
stirring tbu soil ia tmpracticsble; hined wilh the sngar irvmi tt, msiutaiu death uf Jubn alaiwell. huiband uf
wben nature's mutch sbonld be rttOftSd prlo-a, Uary K. ltra.|.l.u. tbt- outcliit- I>r.
■ ooe's pocketloboy *° *° •*■*• *** *****°* m***a* snd lbo Boridbuldersof tbeColoradu Uidland Ilea net t. a well-anowa lallsd writer
all beef mnt lur. milk SOS and garden l~*»grow. At tbla tiam ot tbe year Ha it road will ask that tl may be taken and fagotto uf Mir Jubn Iteuuell, ami ''
iirodoci*. int-imtitig amall fruit, wfa.lu wben rain* are few and lbo surface of out of the hand* of tbo Santa IV re- Anm-nd Dumair
tim wbok- attonliui. l.givrntoaaiHsc. *****■■****> ***•*»*** psrehed. in tsmio ot.la.is. painior.
laity, but muncy isn't uvwyibinK.nu.lt ***■■'"'** n.olchlug might well bo re- charl.™ I_i.nisn, author, arti.t mid A diapaiuh In thu l-.mtu.
kn*:*«• **' **' * I>wb*ii»n re.ihe growing hl-nriim, die.1 in Washington. Hn Nuw. frum Cairo ray* tho
toll lobe parcliaaerl, lbo farmer doeali'l ********* ■*•*'* a l"""l"'"r "' *"* ■■*'■"• wanm.ee private «-cretar» to Daiilul ment bss learned that natives rereully
havehalf Ihree go.nl and wbolwumo **a*e V********* lun.ipa (which may U. Wob.ter. purcha*cl taige i-aantltire nl arm- and
Ihingi. npon bl* Isbl* ihst be would K-~. **. —* .»*» ■■"■P*.** Tbe New V-ssk Morning Jor-mslsay. nn-mBaitioa. llcasares are being |
bar. If tbey were i^loc-l at boat* gMff*-«l__l^*^l_^l_% lhat Ml-Cunwel, Vanderb.lt. daugh- ******** ** ****** ***r **'-•**»•* **- «
and in abundance. Cbickon ought U. *°S_*? g*%_" ?S_t_t!f_S ** *** W. K. V.nderb.li. will marry ^**»
be aeea every week upon tbu fanner.'. ?J^*JQ\_\r2 ^l*,'' ''"„ Juhu W. M.ckay. Jr. HenryChaplin says « Loodts- that
I ..I.t., till. It n,,H„l„l, ll,...l.1 nn. .* ■• I' ' '* P ''';"'' ' ''' SO. « till., nlJtlW ' .. 7 .r.. ZT
Sl*.lsK.n,^™i ..,dl,,.,,*r.o,.l,|,,«of .ba kl,„l„m. Th„ tlkMam. H.,,.1. b_ IIM..I lha
irg.r.jfSTia y.nilTlta™™! l-,a.Ja..l„olal, illir Ilia «,«„ I «*> fi !**M pr.»„li«lillaK. Tha Uu.,.
i,*Sr 5'£7..Z ta,™l"'Z ,*-* " fo..U,d.i.ohaa IM. — U,aooU....llui,'.L
lha. U a_l. .ad rajUlnjo. foB, it «lo«, a-Jb. arowla, «o». .,,.1 oo. Tbara ,. . .1, ,| ,..■,„•..■,.. ...u,„.
..;.;-. do»u f-a .ban. ia wioarr No. ""■ °r H-ra0 faa. oa oaah rfaa. ll of Um Aroanaaa Carol, Mb^„o»rr ,
no. lb, I.r,,.. r oa,h. to prodwr- ,!,... *"' **.!>*. mnlMaro wal rauio ,1 Socio.. ,t Saw V,ufc,.nd tbo raw...,
labia a»aiiU,la bo ho rpoci.ll.. or Aur'bloB ao uiulabou, will eouUuoa lo .ad Trounuvr barn boou rornoroil.
itauaral tiller of tbu Mil. Hat oot.lda ******** ro-lura. ' Tho fuuoral M-n-loo. of tba 1.1. !
ol th,*\ I woold bora bla, aaiillua 1,1. ** aoueada th.l . lw~. wall .llm-t H.i„nol A. Krown of K.lua.,,.,,
.ItaiiUon to oua or nam, broiicba. lli.l *>** U *ho ** «•**,"*> but whou It ,[iob.. who dli.l ..„ hut M,.i,1.t a. I
lu bl. locaUoo. iu,| la bl, airauin. *"'* *»,*» for tb... ,h. .oplla.llor. ,„ Ao^io, will ba h„i,l lu Cbla«,.
.Uuaa. «o m,.t prodUbla- Alu„.l **[ *.*%**£ *** ,'**"* * H*S_**"' Tb" B»i.hd. .«u»-r rrarolar U. \
.,oTrow*all«ro.rl,uow..b.. »ra, »" lbo frolU of ™r ™li« l.bora ^,rf „ Colo-briurlo, .hirr-rai™.
oaaorlwobnoaba. ol bl. wort, paj " ** *. , ,,T . ' j . . «" aaptarad whoa lho *r— of llaaaral
bBU, Ib.u m, oUaa, It - „.. *"°"« traa. .1 .bl. _.,u. „d .!» In , '„„ Mu ,„ ,,„,'d
.ir.ia.-a. ihm. Ib.t ho doa, no. —s lbo roulahuo; .11 f.ll «•. Iraa. or Tina. I „,7,,.|ir|„ . ~"
wIhIoio of Drnilu.llv worklnu Into h"'l" 'ham .hroBtth lln, wlulaa no,! It
r. .hot .,„ I,-. pronuhla. lu ■„. , Now.woal.ho.tf.lrtanilu,. Un •« l- »J£*!?±Z'*Z",.,l£ 3 TI',. Uo.aroui.u. l.m.. ware ,Ma„„| ,„ „„„ ,_ ,„., ,„,„ „, £**
,-u l,»-nt,„u. UB-WStBtt—llal.T I. I.ro. l.i in tal, wa pl.nl Uo, n™ij _**»_55_5 SSI* o. lj!j3 »'»-.*• ** "' -a"1"" A Tbl. kind o, .p,a. I, baa.„nlu, loo
aUt. tSZi .ud ^ho W,. u„». "•*» '•»-« -J '"»• Wr ruuld. Jti"!"""1" ""I™' ** L•1*n', !"»?".*» woaudVd. Th- .'nl™. ,™i,«.U-.
paSiiar.. ia oud„oUa,llr.orab.rd aul- Uwru whan fir..-loot ™l ,b- do *********** 1—U.o.™™. T.„ ioa.a,ll.rr fiar. ™ ™».M
iara: ibnaand. **m .houooid. „f ** ***}• »«« •■*" •"*» '"*— _»*5*J M|S> !*.»—-, oT Li Hon, Clau, ta. «..„d for Tlau- f„n, o.li,,.. tW„ In^llaTwllh ^
.uB-itiiniA.,*..-* 2?„*_va**& *t *°* **z s*a,!,.!i..-'«'„!™".'. !r.!^',-..**",..,": s*. *s <*«'»..»-..'-vr™" .,.r..ra.,a.,„?rri.u»,u.S?22. ^
Krei.t'b uiilliary
Daily
Al a t-deeting uf Ibo Cooactl uf tb*
city of Kit-art., lbo aalarins lu every
l.i. were cut from 20 to 60
itnu ouuity frnit muu pro- .
po**.' io have an eihibit ma.lo for tbo
jitntij Huanl uf Tn*d,."n rouiu* In *****
Freiwisea
11. N. Mslasa, ^-.master st Sca-
bobl, Kit,ii;..„.D,ity.Wash.. was killed
tu lbe i-levatur nf tim Piorm.-r building. Baattla.
Henry Klfig, a cari-u.er of ban
Dlegu, olid n Ini" -iniuniii, WU
drowned wbtlc bathing at Ocean
limch Ihou.hrr day.
J. F. Martin, pruprictor t.f lb*
'Noteliy," a lesdiiv dry good* aad
lotion bonne i.f Han Jussn, has filed bis
|s-iuiun in innulteu.-y. ——™
Judge N. A. Duru, uf Sslinaa. .has
ri-'litctics'il H. JI. Shaw l.i life imprla-
.iniiii.il nt Han (Jueiitin fin* killing
Kugcttu 3taa» last November.
At lint lllult. reeenlly. Jailtt—
ill held Manuel Itapnaa to an*wrr
r ihe'mnrdcr ..f I'. U. Kfre >.u F*-bro-
aryCtil. N.> tall waa alluwud. <
Sen.tin and Tn in I ii.i BTB Hire 11 toil in I
it of llm ('uunuum. in pasilug
Bvi himt'lallin euufitrrtin-t. renolu-
i indicate, a giuwth nf pnblio aw
It in put iu favor nf btmutalliam. |_*t
yt-ar i'*rha.ii. nt s.,1. -I duWB tb*
[ lortof
>'i.Jt,imtf fm .lug water fmni L'luvsr
ttret'b, Ihn ..lain suiiri.-ii uf *uppl*>. ■
A m-w '.,-..■ it i- ;. ia thi- ttaketljeld ™
Motual *ih*-e->-nearer*' IJniun. Tbi*
pr.*p«ilion by * maj-.ritr .,t men will -it-inand a rate of fi*,. c—ata
fun-sob first*—, wilh l.wrd gratia
W. II. llurkharl ut Um Aftgulrs. ta
uuthir arrest lu .bnt city for threatening the I;!,- uf I. „i,. ■■ Klaalu, a ... in, r
at hi* bul-tiug-linuu. at 43 Kurtb Third
The Mciu-an baiidii t.arza threal.it.
,u invsiln llucat del Tern. In Culnin-
da. Thurevr.lutiuniata havo wired it
ri'vcuou cnttur at Custn llica., Italaa
Paul. (Icneml Pupper andjdbsr Veno*
xoelau eiilea are lu Careens'-Vend ing
.Bppoel to the .',,1.,ml mil r.*..,!uli ii
ate.
l"be rental ia remiv.nl in Key Wret
uf Ibe ongagetticnt, near SsDtn i i.n...
Cuba, between a hand of iiiatiiginl*
ud a batalliun nf Hpaniob nil it lor*.
The Amertesu Ur- Ui..-h,^y and
I'- -"■■ .'■!■ ni Ams—latioa ha* --*". n m.s.r-
!■■.■■■■■ at Heattle wllh a capital of
#10,000. Au ininrai.cn clan—. Is
altsnh.il.
The Socirty fur tho Prevention ot
wny to foreign aud .Inni.-.tic mnrkol*.. ***** *>* *l'T»*K-
I that
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No full textPACE ElOHT
DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. WEDNESDAY, FEB. io." 19.5
OUTDOOR PLAY
ON IKE CAMPUS
"Sherwood" in Open Aii
Friday. April 23
An Expressive Pace
I'tl.i-l Itarrymnre In motion pic*
turea la to be the apecta] attraction
at the Marquee Theater tonight, re*
peating last night's performance of
Augustus Thomas' drama "The
1 Nightingale " Tht pictures are ei-
reptlonaity elear and effertlre. show
Stanford English Cluh to Give: ln' K'bel Harry more an I*ola Krantl.
: ftr«l na lha- -Urer-t nlnger then im a
niualni) at 11 dent, then ai a aucceiwi-,1
I fill singer In the ujiera ' Aid.. ' and
1 finally aa wife and mother In the
1 loving arts
The great art rem show* i-timor-
One .Hundred Fifty in Cast and
Professor Basselt to He the
Dramatic. Coach
Hy Utl.la.KK It. II RTIM
1 Kt.ii.tor.* 1 '■ H 1
Stanford la to t.-.v,. .in -ml-of
doors pmdueilon of .1 pirn
1 Kor aevernl vaara it I.-., been thi
hopo of Stanford drnmall. enlhusl
hm-, lhat 1.011*1- idav r.. ghl be pher
In one of tin- natural anipltltheHl**r<
afloPded hi the (ttanlord i-i-ita- nml
now ibe English Club ha. announi'H
an open-all i-i-ifi'im-um* of *llfrr*l
Koye-a" "Sherwood
The netting of the plai Is i.r the
t Wrl fib i'-ntiirv Tlir i-|»t a ;il .a
quire more than 1 •■<•-. 1 l)fl<p| ,(
■nn. old Kngllsh mon of Robin (ul(|(li (i|
Hood" uml Mn id Marian Is the
theme of tha- pla* Ahoul these two ♦♦♦♦*.
cbaractera la woven a »eli of fan* i-leared
em liiinirin-i.t- .iii.iiii* nrheine*. "nd Hmn 1
■Unary womanly imlse and ilr-libmra-
tion and ta devoid of rAtn*-r» eog.
aclnuantaaa. ao far a*, the ordtfiary
ottoenrmt tun nee Ethel llarrymore*a
rhangea of f-ijirwiralon from the
Hiiijia. of bar aonga Iii the in-.ru of
bereavemaal «nd dlaappolotmant,
the )ov of bef wedding dav and the
mother I) noll-itude hesl-Jg the baby's
■•nulla- are nehlaeements of the
lan.era snrtb irea'-urku*' In a film
library
COLLEGE MEN OUT
FOR CIFY COIN
Berkeley and Stanford Students
to Canvass San Francisco
Homes Saturday
"Dollar a Doorbell" for Help to
Associated Charity—Prize
for Best
rar* 1
iPPl.d.
-i.ii.i.l
1. earlier of I'alo
l.ori.t-rtit. hitter In
bnM'Iiall I'figtie and now
fl.-r hiivlng on* leg am*
to Im- given n grewl pro-
baseball tienent In San
.an Siimlm afternoon.
Hirllrar j«*"l|mji'-a-it-*ila. belli
ah
•II
itaensea iiiorr
1, a Stanford rea-u'd
Profewaor liiiHseti direit-
..),.< tu.ii of the Miracle
•t which attracted touch
In l»i
ed the
Plays ..
•.Mention
During tin- vi'.ir I'l.iri.s I'rofes*
«of Hansen studied al Oxford, where
be paid particular attention to play*
of thla type With hie knowledge
of Ihr lure of hiihI i-Kpressioti nml
fluent roumni-r . iilriilntr,! *,. rtroi
the interest of mn. audleme
The pla) la writlrn tn .1 at
aomr-whnt Kbakeri|iearean and ■
already raiim- lo lie Innkenl tf|MMi 11-
a modern elaaali Tin- author P/*»-
feaaa.r Alfred Noyea *it nifiid I'nl
verslty. in st the pretnt time trttnc
ns exchange profeimnr in liirnttira*
at Princeton btil unill the f.r-.t ..f dramatic Interpretation, ha* i« quail-
January wns In sett*** srrvlra srlth fled to assume rharge of lhl*> pro-
the Kngllsh nrrni in llelgium dnrtton
A falsa-- tumor has In somt man-. The piny will not ho given until
ner been set afloat in regard lo the April 23d. n Friday hut th.- rest 11
direction of tin* production Ho the being chosen now. ns the large nnm
Kngllsh flub has definitely ,m ln-r nf people [Deluded in it might
nounced tb.ii the play will be nl**nn prove unwieldy nnl**ss wall re-
tinder tl.a- dirntlon of l*e* Emerson hearsed Tryouta for the prlnelpal
Baaaett. n»w>a*i*itaa professor of Kn-' a-ti.trrtcti.r-. are In progress under the
gllsh. I'rofesaor Rnaaetl bus nl* I direction of .1 eommllies artlng In
ready entered the fir Id of dramatic ( < nn junction with I'l-iift-amir llaaavett.
illrr. lion nl Stanford for thr sue- , while the hlg rlmruae. ,.f falrteS,
caaaful production of Tbr Knight I eourtiers. outlaws, soldiers nnd '■<■
of the Burning Pestle, given under! on, wi" **e chosen m the neat fu-
hl» ill;..tlon In l'i".'.. won a placa*
ture
In dramalP- 11.00 per Cord
Wood •JST Coal
FIREPLACE LOGS
Split Cherry knots, two foot lengths
11.00 per Cord
Our BusinessDouuled in December
\V ll f'rlngle and O. K rushing
San Franrlseo law errs and California grnduato-i. came lo Stanford
Hunday eVnttlDg. on • u*•*•.•*-tlon of
Jame* V Ijinagan no. snd laid before the student authorities a plan
for raising m'mc) in San Kranetaro
fur iha- '-oiutng renr's work of thnt
cltys associated charities, which
needs lli-o.iiOii for Its humanitarian
eiita>rpr|sa-s and has no fund-. The
rteheme etna rntifled yesterday
It wns someone's Iden to canvum
tba* whole .itr a dollar a door-
bell. " and dlairlbute thr rotledlng
widely among the |00.OftO bom**'
and stores, ml her than repeat the
old custom of ■atO'i-ntrnllng heavily
upon a few willing giver* Then
"Jimmy" I^nagan. lawyer sod old
Stanford varsity [>lia-her and has.-
bull nnd foot iml! roach with no
Football detrain m his air -years of
coaching, suggested that unlveralti
men be enlisted to help do the rjty
eolleetlng The Idea tins hnen well
received nt Berkeley nnd has beat*
approved at Btanford
Tomorrow handbills, mu thorite*!
by Mayor Itolph. will be left a'
every home ssplalnlng Ihe coming
nf the college men nnd the pnrpoa-'
of the a.**j*ern-d dollar-a-doorbell
queat
ftaturday the whole . ollagHate
tmif sill Ko into the elty field
earh man into .. s-ierlfle area—one
two or more bloch» assigned t
him
Sin li -.ludi-nii. ru, ronfeaa they ar*
nt prwaeni ' broke will be tin
lalsba-d trntis|Kirtation and food ei
[leiitar* for (he day. but It le hoprl
tlmt mosl nt thr volunteers win pay
Ihelr own way ami give their ae>-
rite* Uml dny for the worthy cause
In Ihe hope of raising tlQO.Ov-
"t mors the committee tn rbaxfe
Im-, derided lo Klve 1 prlie to -I..-
iludent - nil. . iMii; the moat money
thnl day. a trip to Honolulu anil return with all incidents) «****na-M
llie noneolleglati who collerta thr
imga-si fnmi sin also trrt 11 prise
California Accuracy
Ilf
iiu- fund
» foi
lln
< build
11.: of
th*
iStunford >
rm
on
f.i >»
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rainll
llmted t-v
Hi m
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men. <
b lolly
alum
in and 1'
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In
thr bo.
11 1 of
iniat
men Tbe
na*w
hulldlng 1
* run-:
trail'
, 1.M.M.-.I
near
ih.
i-ngin
e frlng
i-orin
■ l of Hn
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irigla*
! ■, liy
CaliTornian
Th
•' building
i ni
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1 11 bout
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and one
nluiiimiK
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Her-.
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and 1
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t.i *n
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JAMS and JELLIES
Good assoitment 20c and 25c
EXTRACTED HONEY
In pint and quart Economy jars
25c and 40c per jar
Exquisite Flavor
E. w. COOKE
Phone 350K 270 University Ave.
Rentpayer
Look This Over
\ modern mid up-to-date t, r„
hoti.r in pa-ile.t n-piili large !>.
men I re nn nt w^iv -tr,-rt v
il..i,.- l*rojM'H) recent Ii l..kri. i»s«r]
!>•■ mortgage Will ^a■^l on diiv Vind
of terms th.at suite purchaser i-gt
r.vi.M' Mnkr nm pro|-si«itlon that
hints you
V. V. HARRIER
lft.t l iiivn-.H) Air our. I'alo Vllo.
Watchmaker Engraver
open .o M to in- >'n the job in the
morning Others wbo are wiser 101
n-.i .. dollar or no in one of nur
. b'i.h in 1 lock a ..'t it tn ring nl ibe
'desired time go to sleep and fot get
about everything
No home la I'Ulte as it ought to
U- without one of these handy time
reminder** We've a lot of them.
All are good timers, and nevet Ut
I mu oversleep
Brown the Jeweler
Nest to tlie Varsity lli.-su-r
Jeweler Optometrist
NEW SPRING GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY
For the past few weeks new spring merchandise has been pouring into our
store in an endless stream. Many cases have been opened this last week and
placed on display. We are offering one of the finest and beat stocks of Dress
Goods. Silks. White and Colored Wash Goods Novelties we have ever shown in
any previous spring season. See our display of beautiful Colored Wash Goods
and Silk Novelties.
Silk Chiffon Crepes
.If. i.ii-lt wide S.Ik Mixtures, very fine, soit texture, tn line, dainty patterns,
-iri|u-il antl figured "ti white and colored grounds, a beautiful fabric ii-r day and
evening wear. 35c a yard.
Silk Crepe De Chines
in ...ltd shade. .»f the new pinks, blues, green, and yellows, suitable i.»r .\;n>ts,
:iii*l evening k*.>wu-. beautiful ti.iish. 36 inches wide. 50c a yard
Tub Silks
1 lands,itn,- pure silk, fast colors and washable, guaranteed lo wear and be
n.i.re than we claim I'.r tbem. heavy, s.-i't and line Iti-tre. in the newest style
stripes and shades; i-i.me in white tjri.titi.Is. r^reen and white, i.ld ri.se. reseda.
green. ..Id blue, vi.alet. aj.ric.it. putty shades. .If. inches wide
White Goods Section
THE CELEBRATED BRAND OF LINWEAVE
\\ v have a wonderful collection nl these beautiful white goods in plain and
i.iiiii weaves, consisting ol I.inweave Lawns in all grades. Organdy Lawns in
all grades and widths, checked, striped and plain Lawns. Dimities, plum and
';ii,i-\ i repes. r.ro.-iiilt-i] ( rcfies. Lai.- Cloths, Cords. Pit|tiesand Poplins at |».»p-
nl.ir prices
Ginghams
\earli sikhi var.ls new .fresh, late style spring Ginghams now on display in
ihe newest shades and lates. stvles—new plaids, new stri|aes. new cheeks and
...lid shade* al 10c and 1."..,- per yard
Play Ground Suitings
\ new .loth for ladies' and children's wear, much heavier .ban gingham,
guaranteed lo ..cir and wash and g.vt- satisfaction; comes Ufa good assortment
..i i-olors. in .tripe-, checks and solid shades. 27 inches wide, at 15c a yard
Coquelin Cloth
\ line mercerized silk cloth f..r morning and hou>e dresses, ineiliuni dark
-hade. ..: gre\, Ian, brown, light ami dark green. ..Id r-.se. light and dark blue,
line stripe.. -*~ inches wide, at 15c a vard
New Spring Models
Special Showing of the
LATEST IN CORSETRY
Tin m*vA ia.>hin*f> ileni.tntl new
h^or-v* line**, 'tnii the**-.- new line*-
-iii In* oluuinet] .'iil> !►> the blest
in o-r-fliy. ileM-jm**! .ulr.uilv !•>
.n.ia-mpli*>li certain rr*.ult** Tlie
iiiim1i*.1i liti-t :*. medium, the Imck
-trattpht, tlu* lit]' I'-no. ;ui»l llu*
v.'ii-i sliffhtly curved, .ind, more
th'tii :tll. lite lijjftire nnisl Ik* -tipple
and not unduly confined \nicfi-
can I..ul.' t urscis r*.*rtcv* iashion's
dictates in ever> detail, molding
the ft pure perfect!) *.. atlord the
proper foundation (or fhe -ea-
*>i'ii > *>i\ies, Tlif new models re-
fleet innumerable i1c-*il:ii-. for all
type** oi" figures, slender, mednini
ami -tout, including a model :""r
■\oiii" particular figure Why
tut a-k to -ee it '
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