13 research outputs found
Role of the C677T mutation in the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene and its interactions with common and emerging determinants of homocysteinemia in the Framingham Offspring Study
No full textComparison of the limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) and recombinant factor C (rFC) endotoxin bioassays: characterization of aerosols and settled dust on a sheep farm
No full text2011 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.The goals of this study are: 1) To optimize an extraction protocol for bulk sheep dust analysis by rFC; 2) To compare the traditional chromogenic LAL to the newer fluorometric rFC assay; 3) To compare the effects of the two most widely used extraction media, pyrogen-free water (PFW) and pyrogen-free water with 0.05% Tween 20 (PFW-Tween 20), on the assay outcomes; and 4) To characterize endotoxin exposure in a sheep farm environment. Settled and airborne dust samples were collected from a sheep farm for analysis. Settled dust was analyzed with endpoint fluorogenic rFC and kinetic chromogenic LAL in two different laboratories. A total of 34 stationary airborne dust samples (32 matched) were collected with Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) inhalable dust samplers, using polyvinyl chloride (PVC) filters. Airborne samples were analyzed with endpoint fluorogenic rFC and endpoint chromogenic LAL in the same laboratory. The results of the bulk dust analysis showed a significant difference in polystyrene (PS) tubes and polypropylene (PP) tubes used for extraction indicating that PS tubes yielded higher endotoxin levels (t = 3.82, p = 0.000). No difference in endotoxin levels was found for centrifugation and spike recovery was closest to 100% for extraction with PFW. The results of the airborne dust study showed a strong positive correlation between the rFC and LAL assays with PFW-Tween 20 extraction. All samples extracted in PFW-Tween 20 had a higher endotoxin recovery compared with those extracted in PFW for both the rFC and LAL assays
Singing Through Change: A Community Engagement Project for Women in Recovery Performing with the Purdue Fort Wayne Choral Union Choir
No full textHope & Harriet is an intensive residential treatment program in a subacute medical facility for women 18 years and older that specializes in the pursuit of recovery from chemical dependency. PFW music therapy students have been given the unique opportunity to work with the women as part of their music therapy clinical practicum experiences. The author\u27s final music therapy practicum, in partial fulfillment of her bachelor’s degree in music therapy, began her path forward into this project
Piezoelectric Potential Gated Field-Effect Transistor Based on a Free-Standing ZnO Wire
No full textWe report an external force triggered field-effect based on a free-standing piezoelectric fine wire (PFW). The device consists of an Ag source electrode and an Au drain electrode at two ends of a ZnO PFW, which were separated by an insulating polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) thin layer. The working principle of the sensor Is proposed based on the piezoelectric potential gating effect. Once subjected to a mechanical impact, the bent ZnO PFW cantilever creates a piezoelectric potential distribution across It width at Its root and simultaneously produces a local reverse depletion layer with much higher donor concentration than normal, which can dramatically change the current flowing from the source electrode to drain electrode when the device is under a fixed voltage bias, Due to the free-standing structure of the sensor device, it has a prompt response time less than 20 ms and quite high and stable sensitivity of 2%/mu N. The effect from contact resistance has been ruled out.Chemistry, MultidisciplinaryChemistry, PhysicalNanoscience & NanotechnologyMaterials Science, MultidisciplinaryPhysics, AppliedPhysics, Condensed MatterSCI(E)EI57ARTICLE103435-3439
Wilson, P.E. v. Pahrump Fair Water, LLC 137 Nev. Adv. Op. 2 (February 25, 2021)
No full textIn an opinion drafted by Justice Pickering, the Nevada Supreme Court considered the scope of NRS 534.110(8), which allows the State Engineer to restrict the drilling of wells in specific basins if the State Engineer determines that the drilling of additional wells would result in undue interference with existing wells. At issue in this case was the State Engineer’s Order No. 1293A, which prohibits the drilling of additional domestic wells in the Pahrump Artesian Basin unless the drilling applicant relinquishes 2.0 acre-feet annually from an alternate source. Respondents, Pahrump Fair Water, LLC, along with its individual members (“PFW”) challenged the order, arguing that (1) the State Engineer lacked authority to issue the Order because substantial evidence did not support the conclusion that the drilling of wells would result in undue interference with existing wells and (2) the State Engineer violated due process by issuing the order without providing notice and a public hearing. The Court reversed the district court’s decision invalidating the Order and held that NRS 534.110(8) authorized the State Engineer’s Order based on substantial existing evidence, and that because water is a public resource—as opposed to a private resource—and because Nevada’s allocation system for water does not guarantee there will be enough to meet every request for it, that notice and a hearing prior to the State Engineer’s restriction was not necessary
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Wilson, P.E. v. Pahrump Fair Water, LLC 137 Nev. Adv. Op. 2 (February 25, 2021)
No full textIn an opinion drafted by Justice Pickering, the Nevada Supreme Court considered the scope of NRS 534.110(8), which allows the State Engineer to restrict the drilling of wells in specific basins if the State Engineer determines that the drilling of additional wells would result in undue interference with existing wells. At issue in this case was the State Engineer’s Order No. 1293A, which prohibits the drilling of additional domestic wells in the Pahrump Artesian Basin unless the drilling applicant relinquishes 2.0 acre-feet annually from an alternate source. Respondents, Pahrump Fair Water, LLC, along with its individual members (“PFW”) challenged the order, arguing that (1) the State Engineer lacked authority to issue the Order because substantial evidence did not support the conclusion that the drilling of wells would result in undue interference with existing wells and (2) the State Engineer violated due process by issuing the order without providing notice and a public hearing. The Court reversed the district court’s decision invalidating the Order and held that NRS 534.110(8) authorized the State Engineer’s Order based on substantial existing evidence, and that because water is a public resource—as opposed to a private resource—and because Nevada’s allocation system for water does not guarantee there will be enough to meet every request for it, that notice and a hearing prior to the State Engineer’s restriction was not necessary
Prospectus, December 1, 1977
No full textSTU-GO: STU-GO VOTES AGAINST DELAY SYSTEM, WILL BUY \u27TOYS FOR TOTS\u27; Toys for Tots; Woods offers nice winter get-away; Vets should give notice if planning to move; PFW Christmas party tonight; Corbin speaks on Animal Biology; Parkland Events; Hymn and carol sing in PC gym; Canteen committee member castigates \u27cake\u27 communique; New agribusiness course announced; Vet Techs Week; Wide-screen TV; League seeking more bowlers; \u27Masters-piece\u27 presented here by senior group; The Better Information Project, also known as BIPPIE awards; SWAMP sponsors info fair here; Poet\u27s Corner; Monday set as interview night for real-estaters; Women gather in Houston: Was IWY meeting effective?; Author here Monday; Devices help the visually impaired; Old-fashioned Christmas at New Salem; Special Notice; Journ club meets; Silver cue sparkles in exhibition: White conjures and captures crowd; Classifieds; Bouncing Bob takes over; Eureka JV\u27s remain question for Cobra squad; Cobras drop first game to fired-up Springfield quintet; Hopes are high: indoor track; Larson, Adams represent PC at nationals in Tuscon; M-S best 2-A team; High school roundballers groom for March Madness; Men\u27s basketball: Home opener features convincing win; Can women repeat success?: Freshmen lead women cagers, Perfection hard to improve upon, Parkland Women\u27s Basketball Team, Parkland Women\u27s Basketball Schedulehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1002/thumbnail.jp
Quality based strategy: modelling for lean manufacturing
No full textThe research develops and applies an integrated methodology for creating a Lean
Manufacturing Environment in a traditional industry: the Portuguese Textile and
Clothing Industry. This is achieved by developing a modelling tool using quality as a
basis of performance assessment.
In the context of the textile industry specific research objectives were: to evaluate
current and potential application of Lean Manufacturing; to determine current
business performance assessment criteria; to determine current practice in formulation
of quality policy and metrics, and their impact on the effectiveness of new production
technologies and techniques; to develop an integrated methodology to link the
variables identified as important for the creation of a Lean Manufacturing
environment; to apply the methodology in selected industrial test sites; and to derive
quality system specifications which allow the realisation of Lean Manufacturing.
The idea proposed in this thesis uses a quality approach to facilitate the application of
Lean Manufacturing to the Textile and Clothing Industry. The author proposes a
model for this evolution. Ile model developed includes objective variables (quality,
productivity, delivery, cost, innovation, and time related elements), as well as
subjective variables (flexibility, technological, and anthropocentric elements). It
assesses the company performance from a Lean perspective, and not only from
traditional Financial or Quality Assurance perspectives. The model development
derived from applied research in 324 companies. A technique based on Data
Envelopment Analysis was developed to analyse data from those companies. It assisted
quantification of Lean Manufacturing assessment.
The research revealed that a particular set of companies, which have implemented
quality assurance systems, are closer to achieving Lean Manufacturing objectives. This
research project concludes with a proposal for new quality system requirements
specifically designed to facilitate the adoption of Lean Manufacturing
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No full textLook Out For the Carl Founder's Day Dinner
When the Bell to Be Held~at
Rings
WOMAN'S CLUB HEARS
TALK ON RAILWAY
SAFETY.
Encina
J^lJLvm\b\\V^oo« BrothersjCampWr. Palo AH^j^JSr'
Kept Open on Take Ford Auto and San Jose Lead AH Abe
FIRST EVENT OF THE
KIND AWAY FROM
SAN FRANCISCO-
Holidays
If ISS HADDEN MAKES HER
REPORT TO, THE
TRUSTEES.
Mlas Oeraldlne Meyrick. repre-
-aantlng the "Ponlnsular Rallwajr
Company and Ibe-San Jose rsllroadi.
gsve an InteresUng talk on "Bstety"
twlore the meeting ot the Womsn's
Club In Masonic Hall Wedneadsy
arternoon. Her visit to Palo Alto
was part ot a campaign which baa
been started by the railroad company to educate the public to the
necessity or being caretut to prevent accidents.
Miss Meyrick said, all over lhe
•United States people are becoming
aroused to tho Importance or {pre-
Tontlon of accidents and that legislative enactments will not do It all.
t'poo ihalr own Initiative steam and
■ eti-ftrii rellros^ls are appolntlng
eafety cortmltiees. safety laaguA
and arddeol prevention organlsa
tlon*.
The public does not realise the
number of mini Hies Arislag froni
Individual recklessness. A collision
-, or derailment' Is widely noted by the
press, but n large number are In-
. jured dally by alighting from mov
Ing rsrs. crossing tracks without
due rare, standing upon steps of
cars nnd platforms of trains.
Home I'olota of Sefrty
'0 Rome or the suggestions and
pointer* given by Ihe speaker were
on the following topics:
'Personal eaporlenee."
"Reaching ihe children."
._, -Crpsslng the-StrfteU Bo sure
vou are right snd then go ahead."
"Playing on streets. No street
. tare. Hanging on hack of wagon*.'"
"Bicycles"
"laoose wires."
"Grown people. Warning In care."
"tn alighting, wait till ear stops
Face frontf"
"Alight on side nearest curb."
*'l.ook'voul for j-ssslng vehicles.
especially on q<-"-*t streets where no
traffle regulation's observed."
"Passing behind cars."
"Carried beyond stopping place
celebration of tba passage of
an act by the California legislature
twonty-elght years sgo. under which
the Loland Stanford Junior University waa established, the annual
Founders' day banquet or the alumni association will be held in Encina Hall Saturday. March 8lh. The
anniversary of the date occurs oo
Sunday. March »th.. hence the
change to the evening preceding.
Heretofore all Founders* da/ banquets hnve been held In San Francisco. At a recent meeting of the
esecutive committee of the alumni
association It was decided to hold
the affair on the campus. This action was tsken st the suggestion of
^he Ssn Francisco members of lhe
committee. They felt that It would
"■ he a wise move to have tbe banquet
Held at the university every year.
and considered the good Influence Jt
will hsvc In bringing slnmnl bsck
to the campus during the spring
semester.
Tlie members of ihe committee In
charge who reside on tho. rstnpus
are J. R. McDowell '00. chairman.
Mrs. E. W. Allsn '97. Mrs. P. J.
Treat '07, A. H- Frank *13 and L. P-
Kelneman 'Ii.. The alumni In Sen
Francisco are ra-opf rating No
tneetlog ot the committee bas been
held as yet. Plans will be laid for
arlual work immediately.
The trustees, faculty, alumni snd
undergraduates are all Invited lo
ettend.~The price wjll be announced
I later.
I On March 9. 1 ««■''. Ibe Calirornla
legislature approved an act which
! les-ells-.ed the existence or Stan'ord
Cnlverslty. Since then this date
has been observed as pounders'
day by alumni and undergraduates
The rounding grant, eieculed November It. JMS. *" ***** Publlc
at a meeting or the board or trus
lees November 14, 188**-
Agency
Race
I
Wilson
WILL HANDLE JOP^ -^^f^^H^ tcHOO^lSF"
CARm£cm-rlY I t^Imnnan,tA^ WILSON SR.
At the regulsr monthly meeting
of the public library board a resolution proposed by Proreasor Bl
more was adopted, to the effect thst
it be the policy or the board to keep
the library open on holidays, daring
regulsr holldsy hours, provided
some member ot the regulsr library
staff is In charge. It was directed
thst the library should be open to
public on Lincoln's and Wash
librarian, showed that during January a larger number of books were
Issued ror borne use than during any
previous month in tbe history of tbe
library. The tlbrarlsn's report lol-
lows:
Receipts-
Fines •>
New cards
Booklover receipts
Co-operative receipts
Lost book
W. B. V.e,.„,ort. .. T. Vsa-ar-I B, tataM". £*•« ™\j^%ZT£TZ
-ana." aa oa-eaalv. sad «*«*.*.»'"• ^""' •«•"»*»■-«? *_»)_„ Dr. Roar, _ bHSS of U.U
pertaerealp to Beadle Botomobllea.] tied with Sao Meleo. sod 8aa Joeel (y „We were l>oou conp^loa..
Thar bar. secured tha afaaer fori,.,, th. casmploesalp ot tie A. A. -,1 Doctor Breck to a retired college
too Ford car, aad alao tba Ratal ,or,lea«-ue. Saa staleo woa troaj | profeaaor aod jalalrter ol tb. Pree-
«*ncr. _• r.,,.00,1 cut plaTers tost Sat- bjlarua Cburcb. a aatlve of *«•
Tb«lr dm deliver* -aa mad. laet *• R~"°°° _* " , „|,uck,. sad ao. «t r«r. of age. Ha
aHt to Talbott C. Walk.r ot Ala- *'*» »' ">' "cM'" "'"' " !! j reside, oa WawrtaT .treat. -"«.. bis
.rtoo wbo tba. add. a Ford to bla lo 18. aod dow lb. tare, toad.ra '»[,_,„,,„,, M,„ B.II, Iwl.
colleclloo of alae other macbloa..! tb. raca will flfbt It out for .0- .„,,_ »„ , profaasor of tba
ill. public oa Llacolo'a aod Wssb- n popu„rltr of tb. Ford Is sbowa premscr. r .1 Oglethorpe Uolrfr-ItT of Georgia."
Ingtoo'. birthdays from t lo » p. fay b ,h, ,„.,, ..ached for bj ao lass Tb. wlna.r of Ih. paolo.uls .»"•, ^ aMm Brock ..whos« asm. was
Thc report of Mlas, Madden, th. aulhorltv ,„,„ John e>. v.nd.rvoort! league will pl.r lb, wlno.r ol 1M:W00d„,w. Hc sftorwsrda wss
hlmaolf. that 790 Forda w.r. d.llr-| league lo Sao Francisco, which ™-|<bl||(t_- t„ . unl-.rsltr to South
.rod In California In J.noarr. Thejner will probablr be Sacred »•*"■ !£.„,,,,,, wh,r. b. became a pratee-
Regal to not so w.ll known la Palo The asm. at Cempb.il w» rather, rf ^^^ M(, aKlatr.
Alio, bat two hate ban aold her. .low. parUcatorl). oa tb. Pslo Alto ,.w<]|| w mtU , l011f ,tto.
durlns th. last tea dare. |.lde. ao that tbl. teem n'^^I abort." .aid th. doctor, air. Wood-
Vanderroort Brolb.ra are rellahlo: hard toward, lb. and of the tame ^ atrTlei Wllaoo'. .toter and Wll-
m.n. The, ha.e Used here fortln order to (ala a IrtW. Aa K _wrll— tb. compllmaat hr
rear, aad are aztendlnf Ihalr HYCTT'wa.. the cloa. •«"» °' " '° "l mwrjlM WoodroW. rtster. Each
bu.lness to Include auto trips to the show, ibst Ih. t.sms were f^vi^ a„>0_oll, ,.11.4 Wll«ia Wood-
unl.ersttj and other points of Inter- e.eolr-matdwd. row |M olh.r Wooarow Wilson—
wt. Will S. Vsad.rroort has o.ual-i The Urst bslf wss all In taror 01 ^^ ^ ,bM ,„. pr_ldent-elect."
Wed ss an e.p.rt cb.uffeur and I.; the bom. ie.m Tbe«f .plarera ,.B|). ,.,»,„ ,b0„,bl that Wll-
ahle to In.troct buyers so tbat thavlloaaed .everal «o.l. lo the Orst '*-"'„,, Sr w„ mtrt„ a..n bla aoo."
.an operate Iheir .p-ed wsaoo. with, mlnul.. of play, while the Palo * ».„„ Mr Brw,». "Bnt then. »oa
tbe utmost »fet,. Sample Ford quintet e.perlenced »me dlfOcalty; ^^ ,. ^ ^^ ^ ^^ „„ nJ
c.r can be seen al Benep.'. barn. In keepln. their head., as *■•» "»i ^,^0^ fri.Dd. snd I msy bs*.
. that* <•«•, "•»■"*-'• w.*" j'!Jr.!o-n prejudice in bto fasor."
Two Vacanciaa in Board. <•*■•«■ *" c™ ?L ,L7™£' Doctm **"* " ' M nUT",
Profea«.r A. T. Murray'. !«.., oflty loal. and ended lhe Stat bal. ^^^ „„„,„„„ of th, oM Kbool
.brace from .be unl.eralty bsclD-l -»h it to 11 In f.Tor of hi. learn. ^ „„„„,„ staoif bla oldUma
nine in May will necwltat. bl. re-! la the second bslf..howt.er. p*'°:,rlend, m,n ,|k, colon.l Wsttaraoo
llrement from Ihe Palo Alto Khool Alto bad Ibe sdTsotsaa. •»« W| ^ Louls.llle Conrler-Joorasl.
board -after .ha. time. He Willi bard nsbtln, finally wrested rictory. | ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ „, „ „. „
apend hi. time In tbe ..... where b. Th. lineup, were ss tollow.^ ^ pr_er~d. slthonfb b.
.Ill complet. bl. trsn.l.llon ot Ho-1 Palo AI.o-C.nter. Otod.looe. ^^ (rom |b# B|s|gt_ „„ ._
,.r. Ody»ey trom th. original; forward.. McOH.ray and DarldKn. ^
(.rw.k guard.. W~ka and McKalg. » ,
' Profaasor Murray'. Urricw 00! Csmphall-C.nter. Kennedy: for-;
lb. board of educsllon h... b«n of; ward., Freyacblsg snd Volm.
Loat book case ....
Sundrla. ... •
Total
Kxpendltures-—
Book
Periodical.
Sundries
Supplies
Freight aod cartage.
.tu to
1.D0
. 7.10
. li.O
.Tt
.It
.It
..133.95
..t •«.
.. 1.00
.9,
. . 3 90
.l.tt
.1 t.J7
Total
. Total numh.r of books la library
on February 1st. 7.416; 33 sctva-
aloned. 1< purchased. 2 glfu. 15
binding, 1 lost.
Book, burned f.e-hoiue uss( S.-
113; • 1.780 fiction. 457 juvenile.
690 tnlacellaneous. J80 pay book.
4^ magsslnea.
Csrd. In force February l.t. 1.
83«; 91 added in Jsnusry, 66 es
plred. 6 surrendered.
a socosn
ll iia.e rni'u «• 1 " — --■ - --.—r--- -
lhe gre.te.1 .slue. b«:.u.e of hi. guard., Rlgbt.r and Behold,
high education.I Ide.la. bis knbwl-j
STANFORD TRACK TEAM
MAY INVADE DENVER
I,. ■ . ...a.™-. -,- a —. , .
detlverv wrisjoaslor the CardlnsI t->am about "•" i..,sr<i ol health
plv- slenal In time."
"Condui-ittrs not Intentionally dlt
obllftlnK. litt a rule. In case Of tig
civility or InsltenUon note (he mini- ' It Is possible that the HtaJHOro
ber t.r badge snd r.-|*ort lo Rsnersl University trafk and Oeld tosni wll
niam.--.fr In rase of dli-put* overUo t<# Denver (tnrlna tbe present
fftt* or transfer pay end take re-1 track snd Held-season sod ****** lu
reipf refund will be msde on sppH-jr. thr*»«*-<*ornert*d meet with the Den-
ratloi, to r-eneral office.'If the coo-1 ver l*nlv..r«lty and the Dartmouth
ductor wss mlStSken ' 1 t'olleice learn, which ha. «**S*ed
"Avold-dlscunslon- and altercation the invitation ol tbe Denv-r Athletic
on car: It Incresses the rhance orlrijib for the meet.
sccldent." I I- P- »»u»b»ch- iUr '"A^!^!-
"Autos -and
driven rt*r-klt*sitlr not deslt with
here, art eertwpe there Is no war
you soultl practically deal wltb
tbi«."
"You can help --tTectlvely, by ei-
smple 'tnil precept. In these and
other mstters. Eapeclally we ask
you lo Influence the children, w> that
safe method! me*/ become second
nature lo them."
"Tbo - demsnd tor «pe«l ha«
resrhrd sn eitreme. The railroads
have adopted the motto 'Satety
' Unit' It-li better.ii. be nafe than
■orry. We too often act as If
- were better to be dead than be
minute Isle."
tiifen eoucauonsi luna-itt. uw »«-*-• . _ -.
•dee of school sflslrs snd bla good]-SENATOR SANFORD
judrment in deallni wllh personst, AND THK SALOONS.
i problems thst conatsntly srlse lo,
! public service. . j c^nator Sanlord »c«k« to *olve the
i,-.nnr*. _.*-! *** ******* »ch001 "•«*• w"'ii_|oon ouc«tion slong thc Uor of the
FORMER STANFORD MAN -|M, h.ld lbe nr.t ^^ |B Aprti.;^^;,^ ,% .ifii&od-..
IN SACRAMENTO rum prot^ot Guide Marx rstlrlna. j_ bi„ |he .„cnti_| featores of which
Charles E- Cox, formerly aa In
rMsaesseeeeifieeseses ;
Menlo Park
.truct"or"tWnford'a'nd""«*ll^»«l Th" ' 'T'" T!**". *."
her. .« on. of .boa. «Hou.ly la- noancad ,h, .Ppo.nlB.nt of
Here. w.. ""« «• i ,.„„,|,.| _. ..„,,,.i,- ..aaaaor f
a ,,,»,.., »«
*A. J. Marcu, ,pent Sunday at Ua
country bom. on Oak Oror. asaaaa.
Mr. .nd Mrs M.rcu. are residing at
Ihe Palace hotel In Ban Francisco,
snd Mr.. Emmet Russal ware
■*| Umit.lion of aaloon. lo the pro- ^ Tl<1|orJ ,„ town 6»er Sunday.
t- portion ol one tor every joo mhab- ^ ilan tlr,D Monday night by
-"" , ,.„„ _rtou.IT In' nounced the appointment « .. u portion ol one lor every 500 innan-
,°Z TTe «re -h"h d«,,„,«l'Vr.nd.ll a. d.puty ......or for Palo; it„„. ,,„,!„,, ,„ „|oon, between .I ^^-^ 0f ,h. town WM
,'b,It. Nlcnoir.plrtmen. h«« I. ''<° *°" '»• *«!»» "^"...Vatot'""' 5 "'^ '" '" """* "'' * !"""' ^L*l. A torn nambar
Sacramento Sunday snd csused four
fstslltlea. In telling of tbo Are.
press di.p.lehes ssy:
"Stat. Senator D. W. Mott. wbo ll
s pbyslclsn. was smoog tb. early arrival, at tie Ken. .nd took ch.rge
of lb. relief work, saal.lad by Doctor Snow. Mcretary of th. atate
I tb. PO-i,„d s o'clock in lhe mormng: a »,0°| .„„,",u„_,fu|. A lsrg, number
allien vacated by W. Mr Manaton.. ,,„„.>! licen.e. hall ol, which goe. to | a(tWl<jM ,oa , mMt enjoyable time
Mr Cr.nd.il will begin work n.sll tl„. ,t.te and h,ll 10 the caunty. *"!.d j WM^J Thi, 1,'the la.t daaca be-
imonth end will b.ve four month. In K requirement ol United Slate. c"1-1 ,or. l,,,, or , aerie, of pleasant
j t|hlcb to mske s complete caova,« ..r„,t,,|, for license holde.a ! .itherlnga given by the m*. com-
of the territory which be cover,. | Wholeule-e(t.bIi.hmcnt. are to be | » ~^
C. O. King will continue aa m-j taaed W) annbally ■ JJJJL, ClMr, »ho llrwct la atwlo
pervl.lng deputy and bead of tb. dl- In addition to theie taaea. »uper-1 -( ^^^ wu % TMtaT |a
vision ol bank, and corporations. vi«or» may levy any that they see nt. j
10. has wrltl.a to the au-| "CbarlM E. Co,, wbo was aeri
Ihorltlea on the rampua a.«Tng lf( oualy lolured. has bean sn ssalatant
team would come eaat 10 Denver | jn.tnlctor of msth.mstles at Stsn-
„ participate in lhe- meet. Thei rc-d University for »mo Una* and
DeororTtthlottt Club Is org.nl.lng, ,.,idea on Cb.pm.n atrwat In Col-
llil. club having resumed j i,.K,> Park. ■
actlrlUa. In alhletlca aflef belnal ■■Mlu Oertrud. Simmon, .t.nog
dormant for aome year*. The club
la anxious lo have s big meet pulled
...T In Denvertbl. Masoo snd hsr
undertaken the task of arranging
for lhe Dartmouth College and Stanford leama to rome .10 Denver .0
connate. - '
At present Ihe .chedule of menu
la not completed forth. Stanford
Cnlverally team. No long trip,
havo been arranged tor the nth-
leiea. and If the Denver.trip l» *c-
ccphil " .his will he tbe only one
The m '
, A Surpris** Party.
Mrs. »f. I.. StnMison entertained n..,,,—- ...
number ol young people at>h.r .way from .lie c.mpua. .
borne on Cowper .Ireet- Ra.urd.y|ler of Ihe Denver lour will be taken
evening. The party A announced I up HV .he coach and manager dur-
r a, a "iK.lson party.- each game and | Ins lhc i-omlng week
feature of tbe evening dealing wllh
rapher who lived In th. hot.l. ran
Into tbe ball but wa. uaabi. »o ea-
c.pe that way. Then whe went lo a
window and. seeing Mv.ral other.
Jump. wa. preparing to do » herself.
"Assemblyman Hayes ot Ssn Jo.e
who wm .landing below, sod an
other men who wa. caught Iff the
burning building wltb ber. cried out
for her to wait and ahe would be
cued.' A few moments isler s
ladder was ptsced sgslnal the building nndf they w^re brought to aal.-
ty."
He has nearly recovered from hi*
recent lllnes. and Is doing work now
In .ppralalag.
« s
Misses Wilson ft Kelly Dissolve.
Ml.s.% Wilson snd Kelly an-
nouore that after Msrcb 1st tie
partnership hitherto existing between tbem In sn r-bo-ogrsphy will
be dluolveo. Mia. Kelly will continue la Ihe atudu. at >44 Bryant
etreet. Ml.r*Wll«)0 will open s new
studio lo Mis. Malbeeoo* new atodio
building at 1230 s-mereoa street.
medlrlm-e snd poisons. To tbe aur
prise of lhe guest. It WM dl»efr-
ereil tbat the party was In relebrn-
tlon of lhe birthday of the hoaleaa
But,* .(III gre.ler aurprlae greet
ed ibe members of ihe psrty^whon
. _a> I .t.su\tlliin,K f-llnnlall - J
held
- e>ttrrb
.1
A n"/l*sl "wss bt-lnr-
small rolored BSI'H«
Miutht-rn Qeorffta AX
meetleaa the e-tenKellsl
r-nri+est but frttitlfyw
j rooili'ittetl- ,nll of .thi* ■-■■:■■■.
rna -rfrollew Sd blah, school boys,] white.ns .noiv to nt^d W 0m]«|| W- some .rtKfts.nmcnt prnM
There" s pr«>habittt> thai the Sauta
Clara County 'Ediiorsl AtsOdellfM «'IT
I10M a weekend party at Santa Crux
February J-*wl to -*4lh i* -.aii»(»clt>ry ar-
ratbt-tcment* can M'ettrcted Th- j.rc»-
i-lcnt of the AsMtciatton -*.i» .i» *»**
Crux Mttnilaj "*i>yinit out ihe Ufytrjwa
It ap|' —
to
the
sfter an
t'onxreantton [ ttH)|ttnK lor heailquarti
Confirmation at AH Saints.
Bishop Nleholi conRrmed a el
of sot-on peraonx borore a crowded
eonsrettatlon st Alt Saints Church
on Sundsy mornlna and preached s
sermon on lhe texl "Which Is the
Krest commendmi-nt ot the Isw." He
showed thst a man's duty toward
Ood must be the Inxplrlne motive
ol all hunisnlisrlsn «-ITort;. tbat social norvlce Is not enoush In ItseU:
that first of sll s msn munt reside
God. Otherwise the mere eospel
of humsn brotherhood will lesd nowhere art In Fran-f. which without
rcllslon in tffdny rspltlly dwlndllnx
away. ' There will b* nnoiher confirmation rls*K In the rail-
remained sillin
."Don" j tliv
\ iltrtHiRii i*,> (.plehdid ChainW
trlrd lo steal the candy snd Ice, old dark? reninwv-a »>"■•>-*. *—■....•-■.,,..»*.»«...>— -••
^w.rhad^nprsp.t.Horto- want v»" sou. «***-*»*! jN^?^^
rerrt..hn.cnu The woold-be rul- s*now. llrudder Jones**- *Mah soul wreury. Colm H^lcl-ac- Hi old
Tan were ****?** *• **h &Y***** ***** **f* **. M , *M«;\^^^ *" f^^^t^
■***" itahsoo " ".Vhah wus *>o' soul by lhat tune beboped-tb-- Iscnlinel *souhl
washed Vile as so*w. nrudderjw in its handtome new iVtildirot. now
poly ihe Isct thst they were, the
ivdnt. (if prominent-Palo AUo faml-
nr Mra.
tlea pfw*»-.wl<wl tte iaamhars.,1
* nui 3. ,..—j .**>-.* — "# .-— --- { *__._ ^THnrlar*
but they cannot undo any ol lhe law'a: A_M__; ,.„„„ »m „.„
rcstnctions. , Trln|tr gplscopsl Cbnrcb
Person, under thc age ol ,. »««•!"' * . , ,„ r.ctor Is sppolntrt
arc prohibited Iron, cnter.ng »loon., "»•" • " ^ R.,
Thc, sre made euu.lly liable w.lh tbe , U. «» the pi.ee t
saloonkeeper il thcy-do. ] *»«**£ "„"„ „._ rtttBto. ,b.
The revenue to he derived from.he i Ah „„„ forth.
tt&ttmmfttl&m Church ,n Palo'Alto ,M,
night
WS"-000 , I Mr. J Cbeever Cowdln (Mlsa
on™ C1N tOSE BILLS i Florence Hopklnal entertalaed at a
, 3 - 1 recently. _
SACRAMENTO. Feb i-Tha San»l ■ Ml-. BtTel ^^"^f/^
CUra county delegation io the lower talned SSfSrsl ol her **» »»•
hou,e.A^.I)wo^hneliamlHa>es!-are m.klng s ™*g£*Z^.&
nZluce.1 ihrce 1H.N Sa.nrday providing I on. the Klesnter *"*£££**
for the cresimi. «f S.i» Jih* harUir ami j Cowperthwalte was a pseseoger on
ZZrlJg lioojo ,ir .he dredging tbe Cleeland o* * pre^u. trip
,i the■ ctonnrl Iron. AlviM to Sao Fran-1 «nd hs^msny rrlend. on bosrd.
dscobSV. A Utartl of llircc ItarUir c-oi * " • »"_«_,
. „.. mAibtmi uUrv U A rommltlee- componed of Andrew
mii-aOO****S lo >rt\r -Aitnout *-ai»ry »: " v , .
■rovided for lli. Hill of San Jose, president of the
Appropriate to the home role yuev
tion, a newly published volumr' ot biography give* » »t'-r> **'. Mr, Olsdtsttyne
and the rticn Hi-hop O. IVterborough.
lhe fstnou-. Dr Magee The _wo were
dining together, and Dr. Magee.
■h-j -lie a« ki*w. Breddef be m ill hand»ome new tniuutng. now ami-w tt^t«.. -.-*». -"ITVjr
£__■ ro Vr "nder to de Mgjfe completion, in whkl. event they ^ coatu. ot rr^tU>a.^ »P^n
** U>rr yanaer — -. snialu thi fa wnnl *s*si not
dls: rhu'eh .aerost tie railroad
"I-rWu: Ood. nrudder Jonee. ' yo
soul,wa'nt washed—bit were' dry-
cleaned." ; •
kkt-titd have *U>m--lhinK bnt,- in IBe *iiy ol
new*pap<r plants to .how 'the Santa
Clara editor-.; andUie Surf i* )U«I get-
ing.seltled,in lipe^oew- headnuarter-,. all
ol ttiiitrt, rjrrtegto shost-'lottI'dte t-'rali ii
pnwpering in Holy Crotts City.—1.0*
Oatoi Mail. . _
Herbert B. Veltoa. Stanford 'It.
-an 4 electrical engineer, and Miss
Olive Hardy, a junior student at the
university, were married at the
tsrlposa Clob on the campat. at
hlkh *oon Saturday by Hi"*. Hoy H,
Campbell of the Congregational
Church. They will take a wedding
trip to Honolulu. The following
witnessed the ceremony: Mr. and
Mrs. Joba B- Hardy, Mlu Either
Hardy*. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pelton.
Oeorge 8. Pelton sod Mill Unora
Peltoo.
Sem-Serrlrens Club ot California
rapn PAftTV FNIOYED ' Judee I. Hsrdman of Boulder Creek.
CARD PARYargE CROWD >ci>rosent.ng the San I-orenso Valley
BY _„°E ^KUWU laa-^JtefDeal A«oelatlon. and Dr
The rsrd party slven l-Tulay nlgbl: James B. Bullitt ot San Jose, repre-
br*'th«» Womsn's Club st Masonic' seating tbe Improved »>1«hw"T*
Temple 'was generously attended J eommlltes of the ssn Jose chamber
and- much enjoyed. The blue room j or commerce, appeared betore the
was fllltfd with over twenty tablet-.board of supervisors of Ssn Mateo
at progre-mlve whlftt. At the close'-county Monday In regsrd to the
of tbe plsy refrer.hm.-ots were! building of. the mad from Saratoga
served In the banquet room. Dur-jlnto the Bis Bs-ln. The San Mateo
Ing the evening a Vlctrola concert) rupervlsort. Informed the committee
was given In the orgsn Ion by H. W' thst Anseniblymsn Brown of flan
Slmkln*. at which ■ereral - Caroso. j Mateo now hss a hill-before the leg-
Seottl Oadikl. Sembrleh and orebee- Islature proridiog for a road Into
ixa and band records were plaged-1 the ns«ln rrom Pescsdero. bo
jfaflrf ihousht the-»a-f r.wstal ■
acting straightforwardly. . "I am afraid.
T>r. Magee," Mr. Glsdntone remalked,
"thai. Irishman a« >©u are, you do not
approve ol our method of desling with
Ireland" "It's not yonr dealing thst
0003
No full textr.Rs roc*
DAll.Y PAI.O ALTO TIMES, THfRSIMY, AfGL'ST 15.19.0
Uallt pal* Blto CimcB
e**e*r al L_i_HT-S. iibsm s*S ti-s.
TiwrnT rupusnnic conpaky
HAiLjmfmmrpfAH ast-.
EHes.-.
Tv- Hue m=
J***** *X'■ '■ ■'*s*i'i'lmi'i'i'i' as'Tlfg DAILY
BBS **s*M .rTifssit Tu/*7.'ligg _*£? rt
■ ■BSII1 Sat BBS as *j iinasjl.il**!
at-sUs* as* a. s*-:-4 a? Um tra* ***s* sf
awilSlli af (*ad IsMa. Mstaiu .1 a
Bsilslni cr BJaat— ****** w.M W set-
♦••
Japanese General Worker |
S. KAWAI
Fs~t__eriy wllh Wilson Oaady Oe. I
♦
ras at- Palo amo. p. o. noi aoa. rbo** aaax J
,.W. II. MLLT
THURSDAT. AUQCBT IS. ISIS
PH.V_.hIJN' IIWART.
' Tbe Tlmn, la pleased to aot* that I'
Prabklln Swart baa woa tbe Detnc-
be will have to paddle bla own canoe. The 'machine haa ao stomach
for either Johnaon or Bell, aad I'at
1^ l___tb^ t_.~^lri« a-M-l*"_<*"'• *<-'■ ,"" ~***^*_*» _^*—"«■
or, ol mo 1B.U0 r~.tr. Tbl. I. . "_" «"'**•*" or aa l.d.p-ad.ai
mt wb-b .ha lltk. of Rawblb-,. r» __*****- " *» ■_■_", ***' "** ***•_**'
D--.....I r-o. to, I. Iba. lb. ** ""* "-"I"-*** '""**" '*dk_.*!
p.noa.1 a»rtl .ad l.lapllr al lb. —•**' "**'**■*• ** *"*_* '** **-;
_- pro.ram of Kagoa. B. 3cha.il. for
111 maho i *DT*raor *** *** Ro*** '** sswsao, '
bl. marb la Ib. «rld .ad lor whom! ".' '**»—' SP-*-**** "I **•
II wilt bo „..M aa hoaor lo "t-l"^""?'!!.!! .
Ban Hsteo county Is fortunate in;"1*
hartag such a man In Ibe running \
tar district ntteraey.
Fran kiln Bwart la exactly tbt]
Ippe of hardy yonag American ot
which Abraham Lincoln waa mada.'
He came to Staaford fnlvor.ity with
lures taken together la the art of at Rea a meeting la Palo Alto li.-ti.r-
rushing io tbs support of lbs sue- th* primary only sddsl to Biach'a
cssaful nomlns*. It should ba filed {big rote. Paul tactics of Ib* same
swsy for fulers n-ference. '• kind during (be coming months will
Tbe "stand putter" In California!'•-••-■Is' ue ea Ul-fslsd aa Ibey ar*
has already lost any title be might ■ Hl-botm. and ulll result la sa over-
bar* bad ta party regularity. Ua-t whelming rebuke io Jamea W. Res
less hs tees at to climb Into lh* *** •>•• *** **** al the polls Ib
bandwagon wltb the progress!*** No-ember.
Theater Party Enjoys
Trip to San Jose
Bum
men behind those
■wart bi a youag man wbo
IWHil.'ltr HUM.
I " lUi'llllli AT
JtaWB THRATKR.
[MM
might have been th* actual ticket Bl
.7 „ „ A party of tw*n|y-fiv* Palo Alto
this time. Now Just think the situ- *
atloa erer. you wbo are inclined to ****** **** ** *** J<**» **** *****
gramhl* al tb* isfitas ef Ibe; oa ia vita tion of Robert Hasel to
league If Scbmlu and Reef and, wltneea the raadevllle program at
Calhoun bad eof* baaa fousd oat" [ the J<
tbey weald hare been In tha seat* Jom this
of power right this minute. How one. aom* ot th* bum numbers be-
' * "?*?.} ****** *** **** >-- I'M will Tracy, baritone; tbe tbrse
- " * Oordan Highland***?, Dtaro the
tiKMOTK \TH WILL RRI1DMTK J cordeoa pUyer and tbe OlndBtonea,
I:f V acrobatic aad fancy dancers.
TUB—. Iw th. nsrtv were Mr.
Th*r* are several DeteocratB who - ,.,. Mr ^ Mr^ j r pgTgtmmmt
hecauae be cat wood, wb**l*d brick, \hmra bold odkes Ib this roaniy for Mr >tt4 Un cb4rfc, .m, Mr and
dug dllchss tad did -every other yean Da tbetr reeorrU ss fslihfsl Hra u R ' Leutlerst. - Mr end
klad of tbs bardstl manual labor to j sad eOrtval public aanaata They! Mrs. Robert Let I. Mis* r-.lv* I Mta
Our Want Ads
Do the Business
Tttts Aepmnmewt at Tbe Dally Timn la hl»hly _*scn>*sful. II
betas* tw-alts. Ue eomld IHI yoe aaay trw* stories te ps-oe* ll.
A Seamy-vale ansa fc«* s geld wat.h ow the train aerar i>sk> llto.
lie pet ea ad la tin. paper ..> tbe rhsar* that aaene Palo Alto
persoa might havr fiMtad ll. It waa fonad by - PartS* Gv-rve. lady
Wbo **w Ut* ad la The Tin..i aed r. -i-iitbI tbe watch, getting
OH) reward. If-yo* waat aaythlag whats-vcr. try * wnat ad.
;T. D. Thomas
Coetreetlng painter, formerly et
: 4?t Calrerslty avsaus, baa moved
[ i to 104S Webater aUtset, Pale Alta,
[ and will be glad to meet hla palrsas
; there. Alao deetres to see residsnas
1 owaera wishing information ea
1 bouse pelaUag snd tintlnc- AB
! work gesnatsed to tbe aaUefacUea
of tba o* cr*.
T. D. THOMAS. Palater.
Trunks 35c
Waated—Girl for geeeral hot
»ork Itt Babarcad*ro road.
S-24-lt
Wea.*d—-Ea*rg*iie A>a*g man.
deslroua of going to colls***, woald
IIS* room snd board asd a little
moa*y In exchange tor eervlces out
of school hours- -jim.
Wanted ■ -To hire by month, for
definite hours sacb day. boras snd
surrey with driver. Apply at Times
office t-l 1-It
first-cleat
oae lower Sat of three rooma; coal!,
rnace. ens plat* Beam on npper■._
door v uh gaa raage: rent 111.St.
Both completely furnished APPly|
PENINSULA TRANSFER CO.
fur Real—Purulsbsd or unfur-
aisbsd I-room buagalow; 2 baths.
m-B-ti court. 1 ootrooms. garags. 1
bos Btalle 1-r.l* Emerson street.
S*14-lf»
Wealed—Peeltioa-
cook la clubhouse or hotel. Be
Ul, cere Mr. Engllab. S-tl-lu
P!
TIrat-claaa Japeeeat oooh waate
itloo ta family or clubhouse
114 rarest a*e. Phaaa ISIK.
S-lt-tt*
■tatdtaaa ba B*rk*J*y, choice lo-
ealloa: also reseat lot, la eichaage
(or rseldsace or vacant properly la
Palo Alto. Address W. M. S. Uk
Kills Bireet. Sea Francisco. |-i.-4t
This It ta otrtlfy that I hare aa>
emlaed tba We Btag Laundry aad
■sd the Inmates af the aald' prwaa-
laee ta aaad haalth aad frat treat
W. O. RKATTia. M. D,
Wanted—By a tober, Industrious
married maa, work of aay kind Ad-
dreea or call 41S Taaeo. t-lt-tt*
Por Rent—Two alee furnished
front rooms. Apply &3& High at.
S-J4-
Waated—Capable womaa weals..
•Theater. The Mil at the A position to tsks rbarge ef boya or
Is s most vxcoileet girls boarding house '-
A. C Herd. Campns.
Par Reat—Plssssnt bouaekeep-
lag rooms or individual rooma: gaa.
electric light, bath: near depot:
r*Mo~*bi*. Ut BveretL S-Jl-dt
uarra aad a steady determination lo
eucceed. Nobody ever thlaha of
rouroachtng Abs Lincoln ftvr being a
ralt.nlliler. sad aobodr will do olh*
erwte* tbaa honor Pranklln Swart
pay bis way ibrough tollsg*.
- A strong athletic body lotrrd lo
aa alert mind mada him the kind of
student that forged to ih* from aad
oarrtbd off lb* college honors- He
-woa aa advanced degree la Ihe law
w?-***rir_.**a*i •**• •<«** sredtsalion
hat beea a partaer la tb* rtty law
arm of Wlllard. Swart. Perral *
HcOovara. wltb offices la lb* Ifat-
-TOpolluo Bank building. ' Mr
Swart haa lived la Baa Mateo foi
two years aad has bad a branch law
office tba re.
*. The Time* It,aot published In tba
eousty wber* Bwart is ruanlng. aad
Ibis editorial la wrftlen without Mr
Bwsrl'a knowlsdg* It la written
voluntsrtly, with tbs slnoare desire
te bear wltaeea to tbt distinguished
tUn*** of a worthy aad successful
young mto for ta offlc* wblch sadly
aeedt tbe guldens* of Just such
boaeat and abla dlrertloa a*, he
bring te tbe tath tf eleetea. Swart
hat ae automobile aad caaaot boost
of hobnobbing wtfh the rich, but be
It a man. for a' tbat, aad a tbat.
beea repeaiedly elected by Re-: Mr .„„ Un H N vsodsttoorl. Mr.
publican votes oo Ibis basis. Rlgbl-]in4 M„ t^,,, U(l|e Mr aud ^
\y lha voters have placed partisan Jm x^rg,,. Jo- Urhla Jr.. Frank
ship ta lbs background In s*tillngi Kmmom „„. M|„ tnw Heynolda.
local Issues and eleclsd sdmlaia-- Mr. mai Vn 0i Bi peintar. H. U.
irallvs offlcers en Iheir ra*riiB.
; Had son aad Joe Lewie.
Is—r* tha* e periltea ouestlae Is
reload by the bypodermic tn)*rtloaj Ead-**w__*w_— **_*hi Berrlal.
of Jim Rea late lb* Democratic per-; n9 ng^atummT k%W ip#cU, to
ty at tbe recent primary election, j u gl„B b/ ^^ T ,, 0 o,,^^^.
By writing in bla name a hundred; ^ „ Amory |U„ *wt Balonlw
Oemoerala have made him. la spile M#ojB- wl„ ^ ^ oecaitoB 0£ ft
bf bit obvious unfitasss, iheir nomt- Unr# „Uisi1ag or tb* Btudeut* Tha
Hte tbt state e-tBBtnr though ***• jj^-.. _,„ ._ ft. -_, __..M_ __*.
Rassblhaaa voted agalaat him aad
wouldn't bav* btm on tb*lr ticket
By Democratic bootatrant Rea It
titled lapt e position to defset lbs
wish** ef bis own party sad roa-
tlaue a lost fight upoa hla successful npponeai.
If Coaaty Superintendent Bate-
man. Couaty Clerk Pflaler, Couaty
Assessor Bpttser, Couaty Taa Collector January, all Dsmocrata.
for
III be The fl*-*. eolttse tfTeat
ef th* tall aemeeter and a Ufc*
aumbsr of lb* collecttaa have
ready made a*rreag**aeatB ta
teed. Dartag the latenatatlee pro-
vistoa bee been mad* for a trip
orer to Wilson *, where tbe oueea-
ers may lisdul**- la ,*M vn-Utli- «f
tlalnty tee* aed pretty colored tpa-
ciata. Arrangemseta ar* u*lHg
aud* for tb* alleadaace of ibe entire football team ea measi at the
BAD M-TT'I'T"
The Chronicle, wlib I
fatrmlndedeeea. figures i
Llncoln-Jtooaevelt L**gus,
hnt
and raadldalee for re-electton.; daac- Th* players wbo bar* bee*
abould d*ilb*rat*ly eoeateossce oe the Aestrallaa trip will reiera to
tbtt trick or 0-ff*r aay party sep-jthe campus oe Friday The dance
jport lo each a lelaiiy ul-f^it-sl ;■ -^beduled lo ata*. nromptly st t
Repabltean aa-boas. aabappy heir-! o'clock,
mal 'uom of aa u*iwh«!-*-*-~sn. past. typl*j t
tbajfyltkg tb* mildew of decent Ameri- " r - re;
hlchj-en politics.—if sny Drmorretlcj t y was
that Mlas Mabel Pen-
>uT*riag from lyphald fever
Wanted—Sewtag by practical, ea-
perlenced dreaamsber; wltl go oat
by tba day. Enquire 417 Taaao.
Waated—Lace certalat, aae a
broidery, wathed tad doa* ep
ahr-et notice. dlt Lyttoa even
For 'lent—aunay flat. & rooms,
bath and alesplng porch with dressing room. Inquire t3t Forest ar*.
l-lt-lw*
_ I - -- m^-rnli
tor ladle* aed geelletaea. Ref-
ereor-ea Mrs M. B Jsrsls. Ill
Emersoe atrwA. Phone !MX,
t-ao-ii
Par Rent Vurnlsbed Sst of four
targe sunny rooms, screen porch
ao ' at; ample seeerity; j ^^ fM tDd M modera cont.nl-
Kor Sale—-Cheap, modern t-room
collage. 3 blocks from carlin*; good
lot. Address Owosr, bos in. Palo
Alto. Cal. l-16-lw
Por Bale—Family bora*, g
rubber-tired buggy, bsrnsss. On*
family cow. pen of blooded Black
Arplngtoa caicsru* Meat Ball.
Re*. H. W. Davis. Han Antonio road
Pboa* JTS-RI. --.I u*
PM
good
See.
Set*—St larg* rsat plgeona
breeoara. yoaag. lit., seerl-
Boa lit. Msalo Psrk.
l-14-tt-hw
Large roll-top deak. n.*. cost
1*:., -sell for 111.10. Boa Itt
Menlo Park. . S-14-lthw
ror Bal.—Good Keedlag-Slaadard
aaolorcycls. 1- horsepower, a bar-
gsla at ttt. Tracy, tba Arasery.
»-Illu'
Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Company
Ust Ois-aaaa aad Dyeta.
Pumlshsd hoses* and flats, ea
Bryaat street, close le. from fit la
MS. TM asd TtS Bryaat-
t-IS-lm"
Por Reat—Oa College Tan taa.
bouee of I rooms and bath, II par
month to right party, bouee of S
rooma aad bath. 121 par month., or
urtll lees* for rear to reeponslble
party at rate el lit per month; thl*
bouse Is partly furnished aad wslli
seited for etudests* dab. rot par-1
Oculars phone I7S-R2. l-IO-le-l
For Beat—Purnlshed boueekeep-
lag ssertmanu. gee, electricity. .
hetbe: cloee la. Rate* rsasoaehle.'
414 Hamilton aveaso. l-l-lm
Call462K
aPAOUHacra cuuiniio amb
DTASMO MOMMA
i . O.Bce US Circle; pb*e* USX.
f^ Bale—Ttioro^cblHwJ 8b*t-
laad pony, with good cart aod har-
aaea. 1211 Waverl.y st. Phon* Uf.
l-lt-lw**
to tht!erata*at.-lt -woald be eaetreleel! now oat of deag.r aad la at her*"— s*S*m'^*Zt*^~
,-«. an; to tstalag a .Ufmeni th.t th*y do: homs la l*oe Oalos l-J****** *** ._****_-^t- »»
'haa Jaat'retlred D* Young el. al. to *a*jlraai» for offlce aboald oi>*aly ot rt>ii«ri>!i pro-rod to here beea an
tbt rear by a sweeping majority. U teceetly rerogaU* Rr* In tbt* attack J tree, ph* was badly r>l*onsd
cotp poaed of DeeotfrsTi and
aorebeadt wbo bare no right to
name of Republican ll coaatt all <o iwtuiag t awtemrnt ibbi uey do r.nm* in |__» u«toe
wbo voted for Aaderapa,, Curry, not want Republican vol** la Ihla: j
Staaton aad Bllery combined aa tie- *** ot the county. | Oordon W*tgte, who waa among
Ing "regultrt" and It attracts a As a mailer of course Res will lie thr earliest residents of Palo Alio,
soothing syrup of comfort out of ths. -rr-qulred lo make bis cBmnalgn *n-' and who took to active pert la all
fari that all Ihoee candidates added t!r*tj apart from lb* Democratic or- '■ public affsira for a number of yes-fa.
tocetbsr polled a slightly greater gaataatlon. The Ortaocrala of th*; was bar* today from Mouaiata
vote tbaa did Hiram Johnaoa. Hence, couaty wtll repudiate him. Tb*y View greeting old-.lm- friends
Hiram Johnson ta tba ceaCldate of won't touch blm with a rake handle ■
th* sorehead mtaority. Bs«uilfal They know thai nobody. Hepebtt-' Mr. Bryan's BUggeatloa that pro-
arithmetic. Blanch psrty loyally!, caa or D-mocrat. can sasoctst* with Mblilon be mads lh* psrsmouat 1--
Dld you evsr see anybody make!-*-*- lO-.tht-B campaign without la-' ao* Indies!** that tb* process or
so many wry faces orer taking his1 lurlnt hla ataadtag with lbs Inde* tiroduclng imramouat Issues bas
owa medlclae as -does Ds Touag*[ Ptodenl voiers. | paaaed rrom evnlutloa to Involatlon,
21* wu* loudest le lbs demand that | It lt aisled tbat He* s backera j — Albany Journal, .
all- cBBdtdates pledge tbelr support mean to put a bead of petd •mlaaa-i * . -
ha tha Mceaeeful nominee before; riot let* Pel* Alio with a *I*w to Wesil*y Howell, editor of tbs
tb* priaury. Ko* Aadereoa and, prrlag leaee aeaater Blackh -solid, **** Qasd. Is bach sf the campus
Oe Tuuag ought to'bare tbels pic-1 vote la Ibis seetloe. Th* lies told'-or *** rati aeeaeeter. He baa start.
■ \** ** work already oa tbe Btaaford
______ ._ _»__»___. I yearbook
For Belt—CantBs sleeping bouse,
new. wall built; a bargain Apply
III Kipling. ____*f
: A Sound Investment l
Boms cungreeamen think Ibey
bar* doa* their duly to thalr con
Bilinsnis If ibey succeed la kaor-:
jing tl so off tbs PrealdeafB travgl
_ jlag expehses—Rates (Oe.) Tri
**> ; baee-Hsruld
.-. The Bd TAA CBXT fit-ai -noriaim* c*rt_Ulcal** of drpnatt
al th* Palo Alto Mnleal llulldlng aad Lose A-Mwlstfam.
weatem Csoada thc prt*-
vlciatiy. -,
BtBnt'RM —* Ksaabliatred |a yvetrw
He bar* asrver ta*d a ^
:
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a
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a
a Palo tit. Mutual Building and Loan Association *
* Af MARftllALL lll.tCK. **r-*4ery. *-**
• 257 Ctsi- PTsttv Amif PAl0 ALTO (*
• ireWs.h.e* ITS. *♦
• l Out
% ' --c*s of empire I* *laekefl.ng became
^•ilhere arc no wumen for the
BBt-Rirr-nm awwigag*. on lWe. la Palo Alto aad • fiW Th* Wnn**"'* ****** *** »-W;
^ J treat ha* arrantrcd lor (our tboutaml
and lit per ton dallv*r»d.
Hughes. Running farm, Stanford
fnlvsraity. Phone l»L S*l7-2w*
Per Rent—Apartmeatt. 2 ead ll
room aad bath, well la. aaaay, partly faralabed, lew reat. L'nlv.rally
Realty Co., IIP UalreraKy aveaee.i
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a~rR_n-CLAaa laukdrt
OOLORED HARD LAtJCDRT
Real fiieaa reeei Bat oe-
wlelBee; reat lit. water In-
Apply O. W. Banat, Itl
ttrett. 7-IS-tf !
Bungalow, Ml S room, modera
bnagalow. partly faralsbed. laoaJre.
Ill Emereoa street, I-i-lf )
jiu :
11.11 e day. _
Apply Itt Bryaat atreet
INVALID
AMBI'LANbCB can be feasd at
tbe Baaepe itabis*.
Hamllloa av* and Emen
at Phooe III; office pbl
!'*•■ residence pbea* IT?.
CCO. W. TDCRXT.
cl*an*r at |l per day. S3fi Lytton.
Telephone 2». tl| Webster for-,
msrly. Sl*l-l»*
John E. Newton
Per Real—Alte Hall, oe th-
street eeer ctatloa. Tbla la Us ec-] Utrd Soar ef the BUaklas hufldiag. T.lr-.-.-wn -a
tital roet aad a aaap: let la la block, la avsllshle rar bbbbII _BBSbb—■ tt El "*~*™~K: '"■
" May. 1121 Breed-: raa tal af ll.lt per anillag Ba-1 1"*bt -~f ****■
Btaaford Oa_-«e
Attte
say. Oaklaad. Cal.
Mt-tf
like reel;
bee** T rm* eta. Itt Bryaat. Bar-
■ aiii A. W. Uell. phooe IIST.
.. • .." .Zr 4-ti-yf
iwoat—Cbltd's overcoat oa couaty
road near Menlo Park achool. Reward paid for return to J. O, Varlaa,
-tadlsoa-Tbolts bldg . Palo Alt*.
J^..?-•;,4-nw■ ******m* .
"as. lie aad III tnef. water A W
mm. IU Meaner (Tel. kit.
.. •__ t-l|_tf
; VACUUM CLEANING
THAT CLEANS
for Bent — Puratshsd eerou* fc a
room aad twu-beth story-ande-bair (e7 j-j,,. .,
baagalow. I.». Wavarlay street . _^W°"_
Telephone HIT.
Btaeaa Pae-be* RewwvaUag.
Lost—Ledlss' old-rose cost triat-
med le black, bttwt** campus and
Waverley at. Return Ttms* ofBce.
Iti-ward - ■ '■ I."
Ixssrt—Between station and Miss
llarher'B school, gold watch marked
"V. A A" Pises* return to Times
»**••' Reward. l-SI-tl
Leat—A welch with moaocram
■■ft. H. C.'■; leetbsr fob with fni-
v*rslty of Psllforula a*el. FUd*r
lea.a at Tlm** office l-24-tt*
Lost—Gold Sbrlo* lodg* button
early pert of last wesk at Pato Alto
Btaaford. Finder will pleas*
e st Times offlce. I*|2-lt*
Basil Frltt Blckel roturnsd today
from an t*it*eeit* trip throoch tbe
seat. He ravd- hla rater trip hj
way of tfae south- from Ntrw Tork!
:young women to be ..toug*
LfsTOea Europe thit summer _,nd Brat
thc nonhwesirrn provtuco. uc-m-
ititlls as dotncitic servsnt*. In fjict.
bowe»-er. it is anticipated that ih«
'•nc.oroc ysjvtig men nut ft here will
fiP<-s_h them with better tltusiitins
"Twat ever that Tht rouudfUotn of
sur Virgil; jrisiiH-racy were laid in
pfW :>• ih. same e-By.—Ex
New Balding C-Mtrecta. CourtUad Moor* haa returned
G**Tg* It Kiiighatn agree* to*«*-•; from a abort trip to Kaaeaa Oly.;
RM M-*- E Hu-tagg hv Xoiembrr'bla former home. He la a memb*r
jot.h a Mnitorinm <*n Phelps street, of the Chi Pst and Phi Delia Pbl Ita-1
Redwood City, for Sty-. leralltee. t '
3, C. Thomas, a mepibnr ot tbe
Dally Palo AUo start, has r*tort***d
for lb* fall aemeeter H* st,sent lha
laniDtr at point* In Ih* south
1894=1910
Oldest Grotcery Store
AJto, known as
House of
QUALITY, PROGRESS
ACCOMMODATION
in Palo
the
anc
Earle fe Company
159 University Avenue
Phone 3
