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Public Good
No full textArchives and the Public Good : Accountability and Records in Modern Society Author: Cox, Richard J.; Wallace, David A. Publication: Westport, Conn. Praeger, 2002. ISBN: 1567204694 Subject: Archives--Social aspects. Archives--Administration--Case studies. Records--Management--Case studies. Common good. Public interest. Responsibility. CONTENTS Introduction Richard J. Cox and David A. Wallace 1 Excerpt: The fourteen contributions to this volume revolve around four closely related themes tyi..
cnvCapSeq: detecting copy number variation in long-range targeted resequencing data.
No full textTargeted resequencing technologies have allowed for efficient and cost-effective detection of genomic variants in specific regions of interest. Although capture sequencing has been primarily used for investigating single nucleotide variants and indels, it has the potential to elucidate a broader spectrum of genetic variation, including copy number variants (CNVs). Various methods exist for detecting CNV in whole-genome and exome sequencing datasets. However, no algorithms have been specifically designed for contiguous target sequencing, despite its increasing importance in clinical and research applications. We have developed cnvCapSeq, a novel method for accurate and sensitive CNV discovery and genotyping in long-range targeted resequencing. cnvCapSeq was benchmarked using a simulated contiguous capture sequencing dataset comprising 21 genomic loci of various lengths. cnvCapSeq was shown to outperform the best existing exome CNV method by a wide margin both in terms of sensitivity (92.0 versus 48.3%) and specificity (99.8 versus 70.5%). We also applied cnvCapSeq to a real capture sequencing cohort comprising a contiguous 358 kb region that contains the Complement Factor H gene cluster. In this dataset, cnvCapSeq identified 41 samples with CNV, including two with duplications, with a genotyping accuracy of 99%, as ascertained by quantitative real-time PCR
Výstupní rozhodnutí: sledování a přizpůsobování procesů intuitivního usuzování
No full textCílem diplomové práce bylo prozkoumat výstupní rozhodování (tj. rozhodnutí opustit jakoukoliv aktivitu vyadující pedchozí penní, asové nebo jiné investice) a jeho moná zlepení, a to nejenom v oblasti podnikání, ale pedevím v osobním rozhodování. Stejní byla aplikace poznatk dvou teoretických pístup: Prospekt teorie navrené Kahnemanem a Tverskym a modelu intuitivního usuzování. Vyuitím poznatk pramenících z tchto teoretických základ byly identifikovány dva fenomény charakteristické pro výstupní rozhodování, které byly také stedem zájmu písluného výzkumu. Jmenovit se jedná o (opaný) efekt utopených náklad a následnou (de-) eskalaci závazku. Výzkum sestával ze dvou ástí. První byla zamena na vývoj nového výzkumného scénáe s drazem na osobní charakter výstupního rozhodování. Druhá zkoumala reakci na tyi úrovn utopených náklad (penních nebo asových výdaj). Dle výsledk Fáze B pilotní studie nový scéná úspn navodil opaný efekt utopených náklad. Scéná byl dál upraven pro úely hlavní studie, která vak pinesla neurité výsledky. Penní utopené náklady nevyvolaly ádný z oekávaných efekt, zatímco asové navodily efekt opaný a na to navazující de-eskalaci závazku, a nekoherentní napí úrovnmi utopených náklad. Autorka se domnívá, e tyto výsledky odhalily existenci dleitých faktor hrajících roli v osobních výstupních...The purpose of this thesis is to examine exit decision-making (e.g. decision to cease a venture, project or any other kind of activity, which required previous monetary, time or other investment) as well as to explore possible enhancements of exit decision-making not only in business context but also in personal decisions. Two theoretical approaches were applied: Prospect theory by Kahneman and Tversky and Intuitive judgment approach. Implications stemming from these theoretical models were employed and two phenomena characteristic of exit decision-making specified. Namely, it was (reverse) sunk cost fallacy and resulting (de-)escalation of commitment, which were also explored empirically. Research consisted of two parts. First developed a new research scenario aiming at personal exit decision-making. Second explored the reaction to four levels of sunk costs (monetary or time expenses). As Phase B of Pilot study showed, new scenario proved managed to elicit reverse sunk costs effect. Further changes were made to the scenario for the purposes of Main study, which resulted in equivocal findings. Monetary sunk costs did not elicit any expected effect, time sunk costs induced an incoherent reverse sunk cost effect and respective de-escalation of commitment. Author believes these results revealed that important...Katedra psychologieDepartment of PsychologyFaculty of ArtsFilozofická fakult
Adult Bible Study in AIC Kenya: An Investigation into Reasons For its Omission by most AIC Churches and Ways to Correct This Omission.
No full textMasters of Artsi n th i s thes i s the author ccntends i t i s i rd i spensab le end fu l ly understcn e 'h c conf ext of A I C hkenye, end the fcr adu lt b i b l e stud i es havi ng been l e ft cut i n r.any cf•s : herchcs be fore an unb i ased assessrer± of the v rectice canThe context addresses : E —zee end workab le sol uti cns suggested .vita l assumptions re l a ± i ng to adu l ts ih the church.r he assumptions are: Adu l t education i n the church th rough studi es, I s a p riori ty for each loce ! church . The Bi b l e po i nts to the role and respons i bi l i t y of each adul t necessi tates adul t ed ucat i on i n the I cca l church .Chri sti ans have wri tten and spoken commi tted l y about adu l t i n the l oca l churches. However, the AI C Kenya has a i n the adu l t B i b le stud i es i n many of i ts local churches, by bei ng preoccup i ed wi th the work of ch i l d ren and youth ' -e expense of mi n i stry to adu l ts . Severa l causes lead i nc to s fai l ure are: l ack of p ri or i t i es, preparation cf competent eet2%h i p, lack of cu l tura l l y re levant materia l s — books and7 hi s thes i s has f i ve chapters . Chepter one dea l s w i th the address t ng: prob lem de f i n i t i on, purposei mportance cf the E i b I c study, research questicns,' —-e:-etica l base, def i n i ticn c f terms and l i mi tat i ons . Chapter- "2 ! s wi th revi ew of l i tera+u re, covcri nc such tcp i cs . as base, va l ues of adul t education and key i ssues i n- . t education . Chapter thrce dea ls wi th mcthcdc lcgy, i nc l ud t nc: cc ,' lect ion, questionna i res and thei r answers and i ntervi ews .four summari zes fi nd i ngs of questionna i res end i ntervi ews .sur.r,ary recorrjendat ions ane ccncl us ion.t.-e recommendations are:Chri st ian educati on to adu lt a p ri ori tyi b le study materi a l s shoul d take i nto concerns and expectations of adults.be l ievers shoul d be tra i ned for leadersh i p for adul tDaystar Universit
The wealth index as a measure of socio-economic position
No full textBackground
The wealth index is a commonly-used measure of socio-economic position (SEP) in
low- and middle-income countries. The approach arose from Demographic and
Health Surveys (DHS) where few other options for SEP-measurement are available.
Despite many unanswered questions the wealth index approach, and the methods of
wealth index construction used by the DHS, have been widely-adopted by the
epidemiological community. This thesis explores the appropriateness of the wealth
index as a measure of SEP, using data from the Malawi Integrated Household Survey
2004/5 (IHS2) and Brazil DHS 1996.
Main findings
1) The wealth index and consumption expenditure
Some proponents of the wealth index claim it to be a reliable and rational proxy for
consumption expenditure; a systematic review of the literature demonstrated this to
be an unreasonable assumption. Analyses of IHS2 data showed that the agreement
of the wealth index with consumption expenditure is largely unaffected by alternative
equivalence scales for adjusting consumption expenditure for household size and
composition, or by the range of items included in the consumption expenditure
aggregate.
2) Are the methods of wealth index construction used by the DHS the most
appropriate?
The DHS use principal components analysis (PCA) to weight the indicators in a
wealth index; issues in the use of PCA were considered and alternative weighting
methods explored. When nominal or ordered categorical indicators are used,
alternatives to PCA are considered preferable. A single wealth index is often
constructed for urban and rural areas together; generating separate indices for each
area had little effect on the final index. Agreement with consumption expenditure
was lower in rural areas; various approaches to wealth index construction did not
alter this. Expanding the range and number of indicators used by DHS wealth
indices did not increase agreement with consumption expenditure, but it did reduce
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the observed urban-rural differences and enhance the ability of the wealth index to
differentiate between rural households.
3) What socio-economic processes contribute to the wealth index hierarchy?
A key issue for any measure of SEP is its conceptual clarity; analyses of the IHS2
data demonstrate that the socio-economic processes leading to a wealth index
hierarchy remain largely unknown, although both household- and community-level
factors play a role.
4) Alternatives to the wealth index
Potential alternatives to the wealth index were explored, and the consequences of
using the wealth index versus these alternatives were assessed for different purposes.
The uncertainty about the socio-economic processes being captured by the wealth
index implies that in all situations, the wealth index should only be used after careful
consideration of available alternative SEP indicators.
Conclusions
Using the wealth index in the DHS has allowed the quantification and comparison of
health inequalities in low- and middle-income countries on an unprecedented scale,
thereby playing a vital role in advocacy of health equity. Some alterations to the
methodology of wealth index construction are recommended for future studies using
the wealth index, but the use of the wealth index in primary data collection is
questionable given the uncertainty surrounding the socio-economic processes it is
capturing
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. FRIDAY. SEPT. _
TRIUMPH
A New Ingereoll
SKEwh_t_q_art-r extra e_ts
for you: —antique bow
and crown — frosted nickel
finish pl-tc — ultra-modern
coraprtwed figures or. dial.
Extremely grace, ul and neat-
looking. We waat a* me
vou to KC it. »12j>
Palo Alto Hardware
Com.any
Palo Alto Women Attend
District Council
Meeting
The Redwood City Women's club
held a district council wltb tbe state
president snd district officers yesterday afternoon. Manr of the district officers were present. Prior to
tbe reception tbe president. Mrs.;
Oeorge A. Merrill, entertained tbe .play—the
following guests at a luncheon: Mrs., the scenes.
"Show Shop"
Sophomore Play
This Year
A romantic comedy of tbe stage
James Forbes' "Show Shop." will be
■een In Assembly Hall at Stanford
November 3. as the offering of the
.ia-. of 1919. "--Romance u the
tnoephere of this year's sophomore
j-oiance of life behind
Forbes' play reveals
Edward Dexter Knight of San Fran-] great deal about the stage and stage
clsco, atate federation president;; people, and In four acts of laugh-
Mrs. Frank Frederick!, president San'compelling situations gives out stags
Francisco district: Mrs. Buchaa of secrets tbat everyone wants to know.
Palo Alto, diatrict treasurer; Mrs.
Alexander McHean of Mountain View
member of district board and atato
chairman of conservation; Mrs. Per-
lut- of Oakland snd Mrs. Ernest Wll
aon of Palo Alto.
Red Cross Chapter to
Be Established Here
"The Sho* Shop." from the pen
:of the author of "The Chorus Lady,"
I one or the best* known dramas of
the stage, Is s comparatively new
play. havioK been first produced In
Now York In January of last yesr.
A phenomensl run followed the Initial sppearancc of Douglas Falrbsnks
and Patricia Colllnge In the leads.
"Tbe Show Shop" will win Its su-
[dlcnce for many reasons. Aside
John I_. Clymer, director of Pa- from Its brilliant comedy and amus-
clflc dltlalon of the American Nation- Ing character struggle, the drama
sl Red Cross, wlll establish a local will appeal because It ls a plsy wlth-
chapter on Tuesday evening next at'in a play. It Is the plight of the
S o'clock nt the-Woman's clnbhouss,1 hero snd heroine of "Dora's Dllem-
llonier avenue and Cowper street. But" wbeo tbst melodrama succeeds.
It will have Jurisdiction over Palo *-*-*i***d °' felling " planned, that
Alto. Stanford University, Menlo'«ive* ***c *9ttim pley Its most clever
Park and Atherton. Dr. David 8tarrjturo-
Jordan will speak. All members and :
their friends snd those Interested In *
Cardinal to Open Soccer
Season Tomorrow
in Oakland
Tomorrow, in Oakland, the Stsnford soccer team will open Its season with a game agalnat an all-atar
ags __.ua tlon of former California and
Stanford players.
Tbe Cardinal bas ten games, flve
of which wlll be ployed here. The
achcdnle follows:
September 30—Stanford vs. Olym-'
pic Club, nt Stsnford.
October '--Stanford vs. All-Stars.j
at Stanford.
October 1 _—Sunford vs. Barbarians, at Stanford.
October 21—-Stanford vs. Allies, at
Stanford.
October 28—Stanford vs. Olympic
Club, at San Franclaco.
Novomber 4—Stanford vs. Barbarians, at San Franclaco.
Novomber 11—-Stanford vs. Allies.
November 18—Stanford vs. U. of
C, at Berkeley.
November 25—Stanford vs, U. of
C . nt Stanford.
the moretnent are Invited to attend.
Yow Sun Laundry Co.
ALL WORK DONE
-tUl Emerson Street.
CANE-BOTTOM
BV HAND, SPECIALLY
CHAIRS REPAIRED.
A mental and physical examination of the new prisoners of Ssn
Quentln prison wlll be conducted
during ihe next four months by
Professor !_>w)s M. Tennan of tbo
educational department of Stanford.
He wltl bo assisted In the work by
E. R. Knollin, a graduate student
of the department.
Rulildng It Into IMsonern
Another Instance ot misplaced
"wet" publicity Is a large sign which
fnces San Quentln prison. The sign
reads In efTect thst 293 persons wlll
be deprived ot their livelihood If
prohibition carries In Calirornla.
As a background of this sign, are
tho grim wslls of Ssn Quentln prison.
In evoryone's mind as he passes are
the statistics of San Quentln prison.
which show the great majority of
the prisoners sent there owe their
downfall to drink.
As soon as tbe "wet" publicity
department can get around to It
they wtll no doubt remove this sign
also, as it Is gaining tbem no vote*
snd losing tbem msny.
Like a snack before lsedtime
—theysatisjyf
When yoa "rob the ice box,** yoa know;
how yoa relish that last "bite before bedtime—it doe* satisfy! When you smoke,
Chester fields do exactly the same thing—
they satisfy!
Yet, Chesterfields are mild I
This is something entirely new to cigarettes—this combination of mildness with
"mu&*fyl" It hasn't been done before.
This new kind of enjoyment comes to yoa
only in Chesterfields—because no other
cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield
blend!
Try Chesterfields—today/
mQgfittejIttpm dSHmece Ok
Qtestei©
Th. Ch..t.rfJ.ia Bl.nd
CIGARETTES
-lAMSOUN f*r ™k—-. CAVA11AJ.-*
__■■ i SMYRNA W t—******: XA.NTHI
*»r fragr_■-•. -.-»■■ b.n• d with th* beat
20"for 10c
xk*n*-tfxu (
—and yet they're MILD
Faculty Gymnasium Class
A faculty class In gymnaatlcs has
be-on organised st the men's gymnasium, the purpose being to give
members of tho -faculty--an opportunity of keeping physically as wsll as
mentally fit.
The clsss meeta Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday of each week at 12:30.
The work consists of a simple ten-
minute drill of free-arm Swedish
movements to be followed by a swim
for sll who so desire., the tank being reserved for faculty members
during the class period.
Tho work ls ho arranged thst a
person msy bo again on the street
one-hair hour arter entering tbe
gymnasium. Tbe work Is given by
II. W. Malonoy or the gymnasium
mu tuition being free.
This clsss is open lo all members
or the faculty by jiaylng the usunl
gymnasium fee of |». All lntereft-
eil please report nt the gymnasium
nt the tlmo indicated.
aMRlgb Street
ORDER TO SHOW OAVBR WHY
iHtnr.ll OF UUD OF REAL B»-
TATK SHOULD NOT BK MADK.
In tlie Superior Court of the State of
California, In and for tho Ooonty
of Santa Clara. /
In the Mattrr of the Eetato of
RMIIJE S. Bl'CHAN, Deceased.
No. M78.
It appearing to the said Court
from the petition this dsy presented
and filed by IRENE W. BUCHAN,
tbe Administratrix of the estate of
Em I He S. Iluchan. deceased, praying
for sn order or sale of certain real
estate, thnt It U necessary to sell thc
said real estate, and the whole thereof to psy the debts outstanding
sgalnst aald deceased, and the debts,
expenses and charges or administration of ssld estste of decessod.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED
by the ssld Court that all persons
Interested tn the estate of said deceased appear before tbe said Court
on FRIDAY, the 29th day of 8EP-
TEBER. A. D. 1916. at len o'clock
In tbe forenoon of said day, at the
Court Room of said Superior Court,
at the Court House In Department
Two thereof In San Jose, County of
Santa Clara. California, to show
cause wby sn order should not be
granted to the said Administratrix
to sell the whole ot ssld real estate
of the ssld deceased, the same being
necessary for the purposes set forth
In the petition on file heroin.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED tbat
copy af this order ahall be published st least once a week for four
successive weeks ln DAILY
PALO ALTO TIMES, a newspaper or
general circulation, printed and published ln ssld County of Santa Clara,
State of California.
P. F. GOSBEY,
Judge of said Superior Court
Dated: August 25th, 1916.
MONROE THOMAS, Attorney for
Petitioner.
8-25; 9-1. 8, IS, 22—Advt.
.\ I. ARK VKRV GLAD TO BAT
we bsndle high-grade meats
only. It's not Jusl a claim; It's
a solid fact, Yet we do not
charge high prices. You pay
Teas here than you do elee-
where. Give us s chance to
prove to you that high-grade
meats can be sold »- low
prlcea.
I ■"-- of lamb, Ih. __Oc.
Two it--.. H_._iii.iirv; steak 20c.
Hound utrak Wc.
tYi-.--t.rll-. roast 12 l-_r,
I'l-inic rib roast, 15c.
Tenderloin steak Itt*-.
Veal stew 12 l-2c.
Rib steak 12 l-*J- .
Young beef Hvor 10c,
Spare rib*. H». 12 l-_c.
Two Hm. pork mtUMgo •_,->.
Boiling hret 11 c.
I-i•-_:■* of pork ttt. .
Sirloin ateak 10c.
I .null stew 10c.
VtMl i 111!. I- IH. .
Home-made lard I"--*.
Homo-cured bacon 20c,
THANKS
to the people or Palo Alto stu vicinity for the Increased builnesi
we have been getting the past few weeks. This proves thst we
are giving our customers tbe bost at the lowest possible price.
Nothing pleases us better than to *-•<• satisfied customers.
G. W. WAGNER The Meat Man
Visit
Beautiful
Lake Tahoe
•nd the
Tahoe Country
Enjoy the lure
and invigoration
of the Mountains
Camping
Tramping
Fishing
Boating
Comfortable Hotels
and Cottages Meals
at Reasonable Prices
Reduced
Round Trip Fares
For Illustrated Folder, Fares and Train Service
Ask Southern Paciiic Agent
UNIVERSITY
GARAGE
H. P. W. IllKK'K JIANN,
Proprietor.
328 University Ave.
Phone 241
GEORGE H. BENTLEY
Oontnctlag Plasterer
Everything. Inside A Outside.
OuUlde Cementing — Special-
Alao Fire Insurance. Four
Hoard Co*s.Ph.6v5. 635 Homer
PLAIN TALK
Many suffer from headache
and nervousness tbat do not
suspect the cause.
Tbs nerves tbat control tbe
eye have a direct connection
with tbe most vital parts of
tbe human system.
Continual strain on tbe
nervea keeps tbe min snch a
weakened condition tbat tbey
bave to call oa the force of
otber nervee to keep them supplied. In tbat way tbe strain Is
carrlsd to all tbe nervee and
will In time exhaust tbem aU.
Properly fitted glasses will release the strsln and give the
system a chance to build np.
l>r. J H. _k.hu, eye apodal.
1st with I \ I,. Soamaaa, Pioneer Jeweler. We grind our
own lenses. No delay.
ATTENTION
Ladies and Gentlemen!
SLIT TO SUIT A SEASON!
■DR TO SUIT TOUR PI RSE1
SUIT TO BE IiatlinilTl.l.l.J
SUIT TO _J Ul 1'MKI I.T
THE SUN TAILOR
Will assist yon t< solve these problems.
PHONE BMW- -MB Itryant St., cor. rnl_._n._ty Ave
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, VVEDNESbAV. OCTO—R 23.1918
VARSITY THEATRE
For ten —tyi we are going to devote our tune to
selling Liberty Bond* and beating lhe "Him."
We have voluntarily closed the bell picture home
on the peninsula lo clear the atmoiphere of any unpleasant surroundings.
Here'i hoping we see all of you again at the reopening which will be announced later.
Thanks awfully lor your patience.
HOOVER ENDORSES
LIVESTOCK SHOW
"More-and Better Uvejtock"
Is Slogan of Bi* Exhibit for
Sao Francisco
iSi A.***tm*m run,
BAH KHANritilO. Oci 3----tore
and belter Hie .loch" 1. io be Ihe
slogan of tlie I til-mat Inn st !.!>•• Stock
Show which will bv held lirre from
Noieml-cr . to Id The show. gl»en
undei lb* au.j'lcc. of lhe Wan Fran-
cl.cn Chamber ot Commerce, report.
Hi., j.*itonal endorsement of Herln-rt
Hoover. Hailed Slate- V'ood Admin-
l.iralor
A tint else, horao show, the Aral
bald h*F* tor many year., will be a
feature uf tl.e exposition, and many
famuu. J.hi. i.ii-J dairy slock and
raiign i utile will be eshiuted
I'll... t.t.rai'* (lull) audi .'.!;.:-..( statCB
aa New York, Kentucky. Missouri, and
lllliKil. are rriKirted to have be.u nn.
trrctl. among them Liberty I—>em. winner or ths 1—lonla !». il.- and holder
nf Iba world record for one and nne-
liall mill.. This horse, which ro.l
JI-.01)0, Is entered I.) A Klugslt-y
Mar umber 1'rlar Itock, recently purchased lor tbe John Ii. I—saeter
stablee for ftOfiOO. and llespenaa.
owD*d by Howard P. Itenihaw of Hol-
U.i*r. Cat. an other aoted atallloee
which will be seen hen
Mis- Rla-tg II. winner nf lhe '•■-■••'■
champion title at tbr Utah-Wyoming
■ late fair*, will be eihlbltsd wllb tb*
olher fine dairy Block lluy II. Miller
ol M.-...I.. C*I. will ester lbe ch&m-
;...*.. among his prtie herd of Jersey*.
Tin- beef rstlle are much In etldene*
and Mime ot lhe biggest prise I.. id.
In the world are lo be represented.
Prom Calgary. Alberta. Canada, the
Curtice Caule Co. formerly of Em I-
timer. Ky, la shipping a carlttad of
r-<gl.iered Hereford., among which
an h". era! champions and many ptite
winners The famoua Rancho Ban
Julian, lhe i-.UI.* ut Thomas IMblec.
haa rut end Ua large herd of registered Siu.nli.mi" and also a number
uf ;.!.:>■ w-ltinlng Clydesdale huraes.
F. V. Mrl-'erland of Han Mateo, Cal..
t.*a .i.u n _ hla prim Ayrslilres, and
J Henry Meyore of Watson villi-, Cal.,
ha. entered oilier*, among Ihem a
young bull purcIiBaed tor (10.000.
Kngll.li la being laugh 1 lo mncb
girls In Ptance under the ample** of
lbe Y. W. a A. 11 Is proving ei-
irerasly popular.
NEW CROP
SAGE COMB HONEY
WATER WHITE 35c COMB
FULLER & CO.
PHONES 751-7B2
Ehmann's Ripe Olives
Are the beat on the market
Try some with yoar next order
EARLE& CO., Grocers
Phones 837-838 Ma.onlc Temple Bldg.
•eeesass*******ssaaseaessaeeaeeeeeeeeeee*ee*********s
iNEOLIN SHOE REPAIR SHOP;
William Ci_is—n egpecta to ba la
Sao Franc1.ro tomorrow oa business
connected with lbs War Work 09**-
dl.
John Alston, a negro booth—ck at
—-kin's cigar .tore, was arretted
Monday by tbe city police tor dr-nk-
enneae. He came up before tbe foil..- Judge yesterday and' was lined
IW.
Mr. H Bcblvsly. wife of Lieutenant
Scbiveiy, wbo bas b*sn stalloaed st
Camp Fremont, Is leaving Palo Alio
for ber horn* In Washington. Sh«
been llrli.g In lh* It*raoc* building.
Harry Wilfred Ualoney, wbo left
yesterday wllb tbe headquarters stall
of tbs lib, baa received bis commls-
*1ob aa eaptaln I* the Ha** H* has
bean nlleved of hi* duilea aa athletk
dlnctor and will proceed with on* of
lb* camp organ I ration a for sell** duly.
The wits ol Sergeant Weimar of
Camp Fremont died last night at lbe
I—se 'boapltal from paeumoola. Tbe
body Is being shipped to Oakland today ror burial Hergeant Weimar Is
among Iboe* who leave lb* camp
today.
Mra Benjamin H 1'ope and her
mother. Mre. N. It Orosina. bare come
to Palo Alto to mak* their bom*
Tbey an located at tbe Cowper Court
apartments. Mrs. Fop* Is th* wife of
LJeuUnaot Colonel Benjamin 11 Pope.
formerly lu g_a_BSnd at Camp Ire
moot.
The teat her* who ara taking an enforced vacation becau.e of lb* IoBb-
• ■ma epidemic ars msklng good u.s ot
their lime. Tbe War Work Council
reports tbst tbey are faithful and efficient workere and are doing a graat
deal lo slrslgbtaa up lbe record, tor
tbe council,
Tbs Time, offlce It In receipt of an
uiographsd copy of * munognpfa sn-
Iliad "Bea Product* _ Mindanao and
lu)*, Ht: Sponges, Tortoise Shell,
Corsls, and Trepong." Tbe author Ib
MTln Scale, Stanford 'OS. former cl.ler
ur the Department o( Fisheries,
reau of Solenn. Manila. Ktuce hla
graduation from tbe Slanlurd Zoology
department Mr. Beale bas been ton-
necled wltb a number of soologlca) es
pedliluns lo varloUB parte of tba
world, and baa become an authority
on flsherlM. He la now connocl*d
i Ue Howard aoologii—l labor-
atorlflB.
JESS WILLARD
MAY BOX TO
AID WAR WORK
BETTER ROADS ARE
ASKED FOR STATE
Thicker eoncrete' road* for California le tb* gist of • recommendation
.made by lb* United BUI** Offln of
Public IU*il. and Rural Engineering
la lu formal survey of tb* road* of
Sonoma couaiy which ha* luai been
completed and (lied wltb tb* Boaom*
eouDty board of aepsrvlson at BeaU
Boss, tb« county srs I. |
Tbls report, msde ss tb* re.ult of
a cooatr survey by Senior lllgbwsy
Bogtn**r W. JI. Lynch, actlag under
tb* dlractloa of B. ... rincb. district
engineer, lay* oat a modern and up-to-
date county highway system for Bo-
noma county, con.I.ting la part ba •
series of .lileea fc-K-wld- concrete ot
flve Inches Id thickness lastead of
(our. the .taadard set by tbe a_te
highway.
Id commenlUg upon lbe Orel claaa
roads, tbat la. tbo** road* wblcb will
be .:i-j«t«d to a vnlam* ot baary
haollng ae wall as lbs lighter ton it*t
travel wblcb throngs Into ths various
Sonoma eonnty pleaswr* grounds. Mr
Ly neb's report says " TM. typo ot
road will con.l.t of s roadsray of at
t 24 fsel. wltb a Barface of coo-
crete (1:11 milium, when lb* sab
gnd* Is composed of material Ibat
can be brought to a Una, -.nytsadlng
erfae*. t«. a .:-•..ti, nf t Ineh**. 1*
feet. Id width wlih aultabt* sbonlden
Wbea tbe ivbgrede Is composed of
Inferior material, such as adobe, or
-here there I. any Question whele.er
ebout It. the depth of concrete should
be materially Increased and reinforcing provided*'
Among lb* road, recommended by
Engineer Lynch is ooe lhat followa lbe
Sonoma counly coast line and opeas
up possibilities for ooe uf Lb* moel
.uracil*.- lour. In Ibe .Ute, for. In
considering lhe road problems of this
.ty, tbe engineer has cooBldered
tourist irs.ei as a potential counly easel and so UM out tbe roads that new
omlug placet «lII be mad* easily ar-
M*_ ble.
Those who*b*ve tnvaisd the roads
Sonoma cottaiy bavg for tome time
realised that thla counly waa not keeping alep wlih lhe mor* progressive
counlleB of Ihe alate and the Bonoma
county board of atiperTlaura la receiving county-wide appreciation for the
work th*y tuve'accomplished by lb*
aid of tbs Offlce of Public Roads In
ihelr effort, lo enll.t lhe Inlere.t of
this government ag-iicy In relation to
the roads of Sonoma county tba board
of HUpervlsora .ought the aaal.tane*
of tb* (loud lloada Ilureau of the oil
fornta Slate Automobile Association,
and II was through Ihn Intervention or
this imrt-a.i .that a government engineer W*M detailed and a modern road
plan laid out.
*g Ratux or thc J
OOODY£WW£LT •
RCPAIRING SttTZAt. *
: NICK LAND0NS, Prop. 517 Ramona, or. University j
That Jean Wlllsrd may be drawn
Into the ring to boi Jack Hompsey In
Madison Square Garden, New York,
for the i-.-iii-iu of lbe United War
Work campaign. Is th* word which
come. Irom the eaal today,
James (Tolfroth expocU lo bring tbe
men together during the week of the
united drive, November 11 to II, til*
proceed! lo go towsrd tbe combined
fund ot tbe Y. M. C. A., V W. C. A„
K. of C-. Salvation Army, Jewish Welfare Hoard. American Library Asso-
clallrji*. *nd the War Camp Community
Servlc*.
Leading athletes of lbs country are
volunteering thalr servlc** toward a
week of eporls during th* drive for
fund. I.-.—.sr.i and other boiera wtll
give Ihelr services for the big tistlc
■how in New York Bhd It Is sUled
that the army and navy and other Institutions will revive football to help
the campaign.
ii!-.-!-!; L. PralL. Julian W Curtis,
and William lloper. lbs latter a prominent Prlaceton football man. have
direct charge of the arrangements
Tbe commute*, wlih representatives
from all ihe seven welfare organisations actively participating Is composed of the following W. a Lang-
ford. "Btg Bill" '-■'■•ar-.. Parke 11.
Uavl., 8 BriokerhoS Thorn*. Arthur
Cumnock. John Gates. William F. Gar-
celon. William II. Lambeth. 3. W. Heir
man, and A. A. Siagg.
It Is aipected to Btag* A- A v.
championship* In Madison S*--_n Garden. New York Tbe Belgian embassy haa invited the HelgUn soccer
team to come over for Ibe drive
Most of the rooiball. It li stated, will
be played at Ihe Polo grounds. Nsw
York.
HIS ONLY REGRET
Dome B_ Tick- Isn't It awful to have
to glvf mi ■ ..nr ilium mi.i Mii» gnd go
lo wart
(latic Oy My only ri'grnl I. lhat I
have but one wlfn io gluu up tor my
country. -Town Topics
Wool Underwear—
WARM PAJAMAS
FLANNEL SHIRTS - - - - MACKINAWS
Flannel Waists and Shirts for Boys
INTER WOVEN HOSE CADET STOCKINGS
PHONE 2OO
Christy-Rhodes & Co.
MlsUks
Capiain iiiri'.-nij a line of negro
rookies) -No. 3, third .i-und- drew
bank >uur f*ut a trifle.
Nu 1, third .quad—Iba ain't matt
feet, aah I>etn feel Is I'rtval* Jack-
eon's In d* reah rank, aah
V M c. A. hut. wbsn Indian
troops sn ssrvsd now number ***e*<
ty-twov aa followa: rr*&e* 11, India
13. Mesopotamia -S. Rgypt S. East
Africa 4.
The Jewlah Welfare Board la seek
Ing four hundred men *bove draft
age to wo war work at hams
abroad.
Two million letter, bavs b*«a writ-
tea oo lb* Y. M. C. A H- J Trlaogl*
■ UlioDery on trsnsporU croealDg tb*
i« -an by American eoidlere
TOO LATK TO CLASS I FY
LOCAL MANAGERS
CHOSEN FOR WAR
WORK CAMPAIGN
Wltb tb* Fourth Uberty Loan sue
-*...ully accompll.bed 1* California
sfflcUla aad workers la tfte Ual tad
War Work c * m pa I a n. which la ta b* g
Combination of effort oa tbe part at
tb* Y. M. f. A . National Catholic War
Council. T. W. C. A., J.wlsb Welfare
Board, War Canp Commuoliy B*r-
Tire, and B*tv*tloa Army for • fend '
I* California Of IS.000.pXHJ. an actively
planning for tb* r.*w drte*. Noveml-er ■
tl to II. Tb* .tale ba* just beea dl-'
vlded Into eight dl.trie's *ad dti-Mton-
bar* be*n nsmad to organ!-- a—-h
-.'i-.f.'.y ooder the vtat* dtnctlaa or
Kni.it I. Hogg*, campaign director'
for lb* iRternetton— Commit tr* of.
i h *. Y M C A
Tb* di.irtrts and tbelr director, an
as fofto**:
In.trlct 1—W. M. Cook, a*abler
nrst National Baak of I-r.g Beech,
director Baa Beraardlao, t'rsage. Hiv
erald*. Ban IHego Imperial OOV—tlM.
ISstllct J—L. E Jone.. ***cr-«ary
Bsnta Barban Y it c a . director
Angslee. Kern. Saa Lola Oblepo.
SaaU Barban. Veatara coaatlaa.
District S—Roy Cempb-ll. religious
work director Army Y. U. C. A , dlrec
lor F**s**o, Kings, TuUrt. Inyo. Mono.
Madera cu-iotles
District *—Bernard Pov/ar, Baa
Francisco, director Ban Franc—ra.
Conira Costa, Ala-aeda. Saa Mateo,
Saau Clara. Baau Crna. Saa Baalto,
Mooteny. Maria cobbU**.
Ui.irlct S-John F. Irl.h, Jr., aecre-
try Stockton Chamber of Commerce,
director San Joa-iBln, Bunts—as. Mir-
''al*. era., AlplDB. Tuolumne.
Mariposa. Amador counties
hi.nlci g—Frank E. Oataa, .acre-
Ury Marjii-llle Y. M. C. A., dlnctor
Coluss, Butier. Tuba. Bfarra. Narad*.
Yolo. Karramci.to. Placer. Eldorado.
Hoi—no couDtiaa, r
tMetiict T—F. M. Dachle*. .ecr.tary
Oruvllle Y. M C. A., director Blsklyo*.
Modoc, 8h*sl*. I-...eti. - ■ Tsbaraa.-
umas. Glenn, Bull* counties
District *-F A. n.rrlaon. financial
agent Salvation Army, director Del
Norl*. Humboldt, Trinity, Mendocino,
l_ake, Bonoms, Sap* onuniiee.
STATE UNIVERSITY
CHANCES ENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Imporunl changes In rsqulremsala
lor matriculation Bhd for tb* lla. It-lor
of Arta degne la the College of Let-
tare and Science of the Cnlversliy of
California, have recently basn voted
by the Kini.rg.-iu> Council of ihr Ara-
dsmlc Senate of tbs Institution Ba-
ginntng I>*e*mb*r so. nil. wbkb is
the opt-lBg of th* HCO—I -•*»» ol
ihrci. rooaibs, studsats will be adult
l.-.l to lb* unlvereliy on tb* b**t* of
ertifiiaiiou by Kbool principal*, of
graduation from public high ec>hools,
ir from accredited prtvat* .econdary
icboola. and of onpataUoa tar
of colleglU* gnd*. Tba requirement
hitherto enforced, of "recommendations" In spoclfled auhji-it-. I. lo b*
di.cimllnusd.
Tbe actloa of lh* emergency -irun-
OU wa* i—r**loo*d by tb* lact that.
■ Inc* lh* university bad sdhsred
strictly to lla ususl high BBtrance requirements an/ tbs governnMBt
Iblougb lbs war dapartmanai
tee on education ud apeclal mining
War Sacrifice..
Due to rtra. ol war CfJi—tiotu iKe ovmer
ot . be.urirul oak cc-vcrcd property ni Menlo
P-rlt 'a toned to iscrifice ume .1 V) cents on
the do—r. Sac. from J_ acre to 10 aero.
Send fer map uid price Int. term, can be arranged
GEORGE H. IRVING CO.,
Finl National Baak BuDding
or any Palo Alto Real Estate Company
or Agent
!THE WEATHER!
• a
..*.....mmmmm..m..........
Taaaa* f.r.caat fse Thuesday: Gats-
trrntty *■**'. p***lb<y fn*t masrrW
ee rrid.r
Tem**r*ton y**t*rg*y. Oc-te*er ttt
M BBmwmm *t (. yomr age *4 two yggr*
Bg* *.; thn* -•»— ag* 71}, rtamtmtt**.
mt (a yar age *S; hs* y.*n* aBe **:
thr.. ya*r* •«* 48).
Observation* ll I I. n. **g net. t*.
.jr mor* negectnely: Banm*ur
to*. M-M lashss; «h*nas*Misr **.
I -*gre**. hypt***o**t too, *o psr
c.nt; —lather feggy, ecm.— h.t hosy
am* cleuSy; wing *olm, e.lm.
OcUbsr tt: Tims af swnris*. 7:1*;
•waast, t 21.
Tbs blgb BtBBBBta nt air IMS
Inibr.) wa* much more tatonalv* off
tb* ooaal of Oregoa tban waa *ip. ct
*d; It not only kept nna*ttl*d w**ib*r
from ibis dlau-ut. bat U moving rap-
Idly over tb* Bandy region, of tbs In
itrfor, aasartng waraaar onedlilons for
Palo Alto and .n-iniiy.
Tb* air 1. very dry today, a* sbowa
by lbe hygrometer: generally under
tbla condition tbe tstnpsratan falls
rapidly aftar aunaet, se tbat frosi la
posslbls lontgbt, nnlsss the nlsUvs
liunldlty of tbs air Increases rapidly,
and the sky beoomes ovsreast.
Unsettled weather wiib rain la general from central Canada In ths Quit
of Mexico, wltb not torn**, cbaag* I*
temper.fur. aicepl sl St. Louts (• dele), aa a rsss* of a aiorm tt*l
lacbssl central la (Kb gulf.
It ta cool and cloudy on th• Atlantic coast aicept at Boston, where It
Ib clear wltb nurtbwest wind. Temperature si Boston. New York City
and Washington tt t *. m. w*ra re-
spectirely W. U snd 14 dsgrse*.
»» flMIIIMM
FORUM
Seprem* Conn of Californ-a. Jee-
Cre Chambers. _— Angeln. Cal- ly.
17, 1*11
'Ta tb* FTssMent snd Members of
tbe flu:r Bar Assoc—.Up*.
satlsaiea-**—Wub a v»*w io ■-.r
iwcUag a groandless report aad for
tb* parpoee of pwmstitlag tb« tree ett-
ssl—n. sr* declare tbat oar aaaodaU
ba tb* supreme b«ncb. W. O. _saigan.
ever alac* tb* aarty part of U*y
last been Is dally atisndaBc* apoa tbe
taa* court la lb* sctive discharge
of bla dfltles, tbat be baa sver sine*
gartl_pat*d la tb* eareral Urw of
tb* conn, namely, thst held in Sacra-
m—ito In May laat la Saa FTan-ttco
In Jaly. and Is now altlltg wltb tbe
court at IU prsssot term ta Los Angslee; tbst be bas aai with tb* court
IU bank sessions and preeided *t
eevaral sssslons of departmeni S,
of whlcb he Is tbe presiding Jasik•»;
tbat ... :..- *ti*tid*d .... tbs delibeia-
iion. and coBsulUtlons of ths rourt.
and In other mailers requiring lb*
rourt'. action; tbat tb*rs have been
Igned to him Id the regular and
•qua! eseignmeni "' ibe members of
the court hie share of tb* rasas to b*
decided, and he has written, in asusl
c-ours*. snd la writing, opinions deriding aucb cases, and Is attending In all
nape-1* to a reasonable short at tbe
ork or tb* court
Sincerely yours.
F. tt. AKQEiaLOTTI.
LCCIEN 81IAW.
M. C. STAKH.
JOH.S jS. H1C1URD8.
SPECIAL NOTICES
'Hum tuned. ,
peind IL ScBomherg • Bob. pb. IT.
• • •' VVatt
Dr. W. W. A.hley ba* l_ua over
the ofBoe snd practice of Dr. J. C.
taillm**. wbo baa agurad tb* mat-
vies. OfBc* Tel. 31, residence t.0.
. . 10-IS 10t*
Miss Harker'. School tor Olris re-
opene Monday. Sept. II. Day pupil.
report Taeeday. Sept IT. » *- m. All
deparimaaU. Including klodcrgart*B.
airl. prepared far all college. Bae>
C_1 teachers for outdoor .port, and
had requeeied auch atrlet *«^"«*^.i^'^^,lJjj|J^'^*7,
the number of men eurolled Id lb* atn-
dents' array training corpa unit at th*
university h*e fallen below whet la
considered to bs lbs normal quota of
ths I 'num.Ity of C*llfornla in- -pv-
emseni h». let It b* kanwa that It
will ex pact Institution, lo Instract tb*
maximum numbrr of .indent, tie!
thty earn accostaodat* effectively
The normal qsou for the TJglvenlty
of California teataUrelg^i. eet al tf-**
•ludeot aoldlan Thar* an at Bn*eat
■tightly a>ore lhaa IK* *{*-!—it. en-
rolled In the sludeaU' army iratali-g
corps with clo** to *** .tudent. addl-
tioaal earollod la tb* aaval aalL
tbe acbool froa I to _ a. m
polntm.nt. Tal.phone 110.
No. 10.CM
NOTICS OP TIMS BIT SOB BBO*
•ATI OF WILL
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MffSTINQ OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF FALO ALTO
MUTUAL UUILDINO AND LOAN
ABSOCIATION,
OrHc* of th* Fate Alto Mutual Building
and Lean A esa* I* tto*.
To tbe atorkholdere of lb* Palo Alio
Mutual Hulldlag and Loaa AaaocU
t—a;
Ilaas* lahs notlcs tbat tbs Annual
Meeting ot lbe Blockholdera of tbe
I — o Alio "-steal llulldlng and Loan
a. .o. iaiion will be held Bt lb* principal office of aaad AaaocUtioB. No
15? t'Blvsnlty sveous. In tb* City of
ram Alio. Cal.. oo Monday, lb* 21*1
day ot October. IIII, st i.M o'clock
p m„ for th* purpos* of electing directors to irnr for lb* *BSUlDg J r st Bfld
for lbe transaction of sucb other boal
B*e* as msy coma b*for* tb* meeting
lasted. Octok*r 10. 1*1*.
EDWARD JUDIDK,
Seoratory.
Tb* annual a>**ting of th• fslo Alto
Mutual Da ltd Leg asd Loan AasocUtic-s
haa been postponed until Moadsy. No-
|vrmber tth. Bt tb* same pUc* and
boar. EDWARD JESCKl'N.
l- :.;■}■•■ Secntary.
I* I— *-BfiB*e Ceiart af t-. Ce—*7 *(
lSeta Oa-i ttm et la'..*.-_
ta .W Ull-H a| -a* L-taia mt IV.'N I
JOH.NkUN. Baa-*a-t
A Aaoaxat aai.iilia. M W Um leer *iH
.-J T.Ma-***l mt l.ul )«•—r*. leieit
—• -» •*. IW l|th Bar *t OwS*i A. Ol
...«. ■ *a- MS. —r jasaSBB— *l •***4
_OS*. *a* a e*t.—a le* ta* lnlm U«-f
a- I* IW i-.■*■[* .1 ssrtrr* -r-——*i_,
m Mane B-*M> *hS| I-mb a—I hr i
Ita. . D .Wt .J. a., tV. CWik al 1-— Ca
.-.-.. w -tn.- i...- UaU MMr. **• ' ■■
NOTICE OF
rofl
- -i ■■» Cum* ef CaB-
l .- - at «■ j a Clare
i '-v ..- — lar L'n»
i-K ft i ■ .Mj-AJIV. :>■
la fW Merer at ll
hata-a. mt T I. UIL
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!i.riji.r. li M-Babf -ivui. tt-m F J-
, Mil—ti 4 CO-fTAgY. ISCORPllgATty.
]■ , .,..*!.—. 1-._j- ■ i Bi t*- -ii. ef ek*
-tale *t ii -i f- . kaa >■(•■: M th. BkSSS
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Liter the Noose
Yow Sn Utoiry Co.
.-awHAuj. mm**
■nr wear
MARTHA A LUrlSFORD
Netary' Pab-e mi PubEc
Staa.jn.phtr
111 Uf.f-jf.Ity Av.. If—, IW
Miller's Delicatessen Department
ol9«—a a large variety ol
GOOD EATS
Ramona Cafeteria !
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NOWOr-N •
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• Comer Uoiv-riily Ave. asd Raawaa St, lip Suur. •
• 0pp. I.t National Bank. Sen-ice 11:30a.m. to8 p. m.
3
No full textLabor Sermons
* co-operation of those who are look-[part appropriated benefits ha baajhaa been set sstde hy ths general
flag aot lor patUaUras but for,beea unwilling to straggle lor. sstmiililj ol hla charch ss Labor
at the Churchy | _,'"*-_ *?.'"••.,!•. I****,".***^.l. ***' .T*"" * *?*.***? ****:\*»mj.
by tba same uott*re, that ol greed, j Ing of labor consists In the fsct thst
Accordingly, upon
LARGE CONGREGATIONS] be no promise of s solution for
as ths laHm-MI "aiMMg 'aTll"ihwsl||i< all'labor* la i-e-i-is-entad. Thwml*1*****7 b"[*** ™* ^* obl^*'
HEAR SOCIAL TOPICS
DISCUSSED.
tbls vexed problem. The dispassionate loo often see that ths only
difference between a large class of
Moaday wss the tags) j laborers aad a large section of cap-
of ltall'.u Is tbst tbe laborer wants
Although
holiday dedicated to the loiters
tbs country. I-ahor day was observed' *** **• ********* has
ought to be there side by side artuj"00 °r P**-»obUbi »■«• Phsse ol the
tbe clamber snd the carpenter, the; gospel ss It relstas to tbe eoclal
lawyer, the teacher, the minister, conditions of the dsy. by which the
the public omcisl. the hoasewlfa,Uorklngmsn, to a great eiteal. aad
the sutbor. the painter, the aaatl . .. ______.■
_ ,. . ,, , . .'every other kind of msn. womsn
for these too hsve their share of,
the world's work. Labor is what-;"11 ***** *° ***** ****** * ******
barches Sundsy So much tor the Idesl; wbst an**** consumes human energy, no ed In body snd In soul, as fsr ss
la the Palo Alo
hy the holding of appropriate ear- tbe farts
vices Sermon* of s sociological nature were delivered by tbe pastors
of tbe Presbyterlsn. Methodist, Congregational snd BaptlHt churches.
Rsv. Walter Hays of the Presbyterian Church snd Rev. Roy H
Csmpbell of the First Congregation
sl Churcb gave tabor sermons sl
both their morning sod evening service*, snd Rev. Carl M. Werner of
the Methodist Church snd Rev
The fact ta thst the capitalists, ss s clsss. then ars gtorions
-ic-rpt'one. have scored sn slsrm-
'jtngty large sbsrs of tbe "goods*' by
methods thst sre utterly incompatible with sny consciousness of re-
sporslbllliy for the general welfare
s *bare slso out of properties to tbe
1 service rendered, wbeiever be tbe
; motive. Consequently lbe laborers
{as a class—there are many enrour-
.sglng exceptions—receive wages
tTederlck E. Morgsn of the Ba8tlBt;dl_Droi>ort|(.ni,Hr ,„,„ „ nm_
Church delivered sermons of s Blml- ^^ to |h# ntmff ^ ,hHf wrT)c#-.
Ur nature Is the evening I tIMj W|#r|_. lMdw,oa„ ,0 m9tt th«.
In his eerraon enittled 'The Pul* ordinary needs of eu-lslnlng bodily;
Pit and the Soclsl Problem" Rev * pffiriency. not to mention splrilnsl
Wslter Hsys clearly explains the St- \ development. ln brief the laborer
Htude of clergymen In discussing ■_ deprived of thst *hare ol ihe pro-
from the pulpit isbor problems sod creed* of bts toll
mstter what the output is—It may tbi* world Is concerned, snd thst
be a brick, or s plr, or a book
sorts) matter* ol human Interest
ch would enable
blm to make bis full contribution.
The labor wermons at Ibe other materiel snd spiritual, to ihe build
Ihree churches were of equel Inter-; \p* of Ihe Kingdom: In short, to do
est. Tbe Time* (this Us rcsders a .-,•„ duly to society. Therefore he
symposium of sll these sermons: hss Ihe right, growing nut or thl*
RI.aiTN AXD IH'THCM OF CAPITAL dutv io *o. l-iy. to resort lo Buch
nice.nre* compatible with Ihe pnn-j
dp!., of lhe Kingdom s* will *>n-
Stt. 21:33*.a-- "The Per* able him to rise to hla full capacity]
i Wicked tlufbsndmsn " of sen-ire physically and spiritually.1
ID i *-i-"i:
By Rn. PaaAM-CB. Mo*»g*n-
Text M
stile of thi
A vineyard owner let It out on Thu >*. can* his right tn organise,
the »hsres. At the end of Ibe sen- edu. ate. snd strike If need be to *e~
son he sent bt* agents to collect the pmto hi* right* Ihst he msy perform
rent Tbe tenant* msde amy both his duties But a* the end never
wllh lhe agents and with a larce- ,„,,...,.. ,h- niran* he has no rlghl
deleeatton sent later -,, hum b factory or slone S "scsb"
at Isst the owner sent his son. ihat Ister he msy Im* In a position
feeling sure they would respect ht* to hlee* *ocicty with un*ein*h *er-
author Itv But they murdered him ,i,r *•„,*■, grotesque hypocrisy 1*
In cold blood, on tbe slim hope nf *unVlently obvious wh.t s heartletu
Inheriting the vineyard Nothing raidtal'st endow* rbsrilli-s lo allevl-
"tvith tbts Isrger definition In
mind, then let u* proceed to answer
the preacher of old.
Mr. Csmpbell then set forth sb
the profits or labor the health of the
worker, the appreciation of hta own
worth, snd tbe well-earned rest
whlrh comes when work Is done.
In concluding he said he was not
unmindful of those who. because of
j underpay or burdens too great 10
j he borne because of sickness snd
waning vitality could not beer the
brunt nf toil. Tbce-e might t-e pardoned tf they Joined Ibe wstl of Ihe
j snclent writer, but society by wise
| Iswr. hy regulsttons dictated from
genuine lynipeth* wss coming to
aid theae. so Ihst they too could
tske tbeir place among those who.
with high cheer and stalwart cour*
i age. declare that the daily toll bss
li* pari to piny In making life pay
royal dividend*.
IMM**mU tt nmvTHFlllliMin.
By IU-i. •**__-* Warner.
tn hi* Sunday evening sermon st
the Methodist Church Rev. Carl M.
Warner discussed '"ndmlrlB) Brotherhood " He d-fincl brotherhood
-et lo come, lie ssid In
which Is
part:
On tbe second Sabbath of each
month I propose to preach on thin
gsnersl theme—The (lospel of the
Kingdom of Hsavsn on Earth The
specific subtopics will he as follows:
"The nospel of the Kingdom or Ood
sb It Relste* to the W*or1d We Live
In": "The City the Millions Are
Crowding Into"; "The Factory ths
Workers Are Swcsllng In"; "The
Home the Children Are ("rowing t'p
In": "Tbe Prisons tbe Criminal*
Are Being Punished In." and "The
Pooihoti*!' the Paupers Are Dying
In." In this course I shall endeavor
to cripple with some of the most
serious festures ot our present-day
rlvlliintlon' which sll together make
up the social problem staring us In
lhe face and constituting one of Ihe
grc*ilct<t crises the human race has
eve,- had Io meet.
Itev Mr. Hsys then went on to
lu.ift the dl*cnsslon of such themes
froi.i the pulpit. Hoes ihe Bible, a*
lhs authoritative literature of the'for a lime sll w
Christian religion, he asked, include 'thing mi
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Headquarters—Scout Hsll, A*\ High street.
Scout Commissioner—Wiliord E. Talbert.
Office Hours—i to a and 7 to 7:45 p. m. Phone 455K.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS of AMERICA
Headquarters—Y. W C. A. room. -04 quadrangle.
Chief Adviser—Miss Leslie BUncbird.
Oflice hours—9 to 1. t. m. Phone Campus 146.
ttMttttm--Ohow Vimr ci.i.'r*. However many the glrla may ba,
they must be nearly of sn sge; 1
bul 'destruction'* could await
a band of mbbSfl and murderers
The Pharisees to whom J<*sus told
this parable had no difficulty !n *ee-
Ing thst He ws* aiming at them
Por hsd thev not stoned lhe prophets, enriched themselves wllh 'be
toll of the temple whlrh hsd lie
conie a grievous hurden to the pst*-
pie. and now were plotting 10 kill
Hod's Son who hud ci.me to bring
then to a rc-konlng or their stew
■tdshlpl
It will readlt) i" •"•*■" ihst the
jHiini *,t the parable Is lo condemn
the sbnse of gtewgrdshtp,
Tbe husbandmen and the Pharl*
s*ea aHke hsd been '-n'ru.tcd wllh
(he *l*e nt n|.l-nrlUt.it ee which
sho-id sceroe io the advantage of
bot'.. the origltial . w*ier* sad Ibem-
Scleral years sge s boy. grcrm
thsn the greenest Stsnford fresh-'enough to lake jolly trips together
msn. left bis country home st tb'* and enjoy the veins kind of run.
ag** or 17 to get his edurst'.on In a Tbe best CsmpBn-s hsve shout ihlr-
large city. The chickens and lur* \y -elrla. or better twenty, who lira
keys and even the old cow looked.i-1-mc enough together to meet once
s ssd farewell to the bewildered e week. The group of girls haa sn
youlh. sccompnnled by his ssd per-j older slater or gusrdlsn. who Is the
enis and hts younger brothers, who. bead of tbe Csmpnre. snd tbe m.-tn
bsrdly knew whst lo thmx of it sll. | bars are responsible to Ihe rblet
The brothers were struggling wllh sdvlsar. She gslhers tbe girls for
thc heary suitcases which were their'flrsl meetings and lesiB thslr
loadi'd down with the good things desire to become Campflre Girls.
can find only In (he kitchen <.r Her lest ts to find out If the girl
unlry farmhouse. Meanwhile knows whal thc Campflre Is and
father aod moiher were strug- wh_t she must do when she ts a
gltng with still weightier matter* member. She explains Ibe Camp-
The,tstk turned lo Ibe unknown fn- fire Isw. so thst the gtrlB know that
lure. Perhaps the departing >outh their commandments are easy snd
might'some day return with edura-. Joyful to obey. Then each girl,
tlon enough to tench the little coun- standing before the guardian. re-
>hool. That wn* Ihe highest peats the law snd declarss tbst
honor that seemed po-sstble. The "This law she will strive to follow."
thought wss so overwhelming that* And so she becomes s wood gatherer.
-e silent. Some* A wood gslherer i*ne remains for
tire seemed troubling the ihree months, or until she hss tha
elude *oclal conditions, such |_dfWtfOtM mother What would her ..-.[inrtcnce and honor lo I « a
tv. clsss atruggtes. the flltbl-jboy do In the great rlty* Whst flro msker. and during Ihose threw
lum. the avarice, n- shout the temptation*' As ths train months the Campflre bss Its regular
ale distress he himself ha* created.
with all rlghleotia mean* in In-half
of a cause so* eminently )u*t. every
follower of the Founder of the! Work thai
Kingdnw on earth *hnuld have the] ahameful 1
hevnieei sympathy
The J****.!**! need of tbe present
s* the spirit rt sympathy snd help- trsvsitance snd oppression of lhe. Pulled In tesrs came lo her eyes, meetings, held where lis members
falaaas the .*.lrli or the rsmtty. rl. 1. the msrtlsl boad degraded tojsnd sa ahe gave htm her farewell win. and these meeting* msy be plr-
where need I* the me* mi re of devo- "BO'S t.rutsl lust, snd business baaed klai ahe said. "My lioy. don'l forget m,.*. ttoatrldes. tramps, cosy flre-
tlon ..Industrial brolherhood Is Ihe on the lew of the Jungle besstTjto *how your colors." For dsys pUee partial or snyihlng the Camp-
sctt.allistton ot that spirit among That*! a fslr queatlon to sak, and 'hat parting sdvlce rang In the ,\...- decides upon. The members
the workers or tbe world. It ts sn It Is an ea.* question to sntwer. ■ young men's ear* Msny a time tnkr charge nr ihem In turn; but slides!, which hsa nol a* yet been *-i" ■■ the Plble snd see. jwhen he **emed about lo give wsy atv* the gathering hsa lu Fire syrn-
eninodled tn any movement. Union lake the lawa of Moses Aad.tn some temptation the words came ho] and Its own speclsl ceremony. A
labor partakes of it, but Imperfect, what are thev al*out* Against Idol-(bsck. "IKint forget lo show your rwt*OT* at each meeting Is Vept^
ty For the world's workers sre sll air) and profsnlty. snd nil ihose j colors," snaiishols laken or the good times—
kers whose work serves tbe rare lhit*t** lhal strike tn tbe face ofj liny Hrnul*. thai green country „ nirmory honk for the csmp.
jplolt* Ihe rsce Is honor ot Hod Yet. these corns first, | youth hsa proven by yesrs of ss-, onr* a month Ihi* csmp holds a
wicked, the Just ob- UkSSs are fundamental, bul growing jperienre Ihst what mother said wa* fn-_ncll meeting, when s ceremonial
Jecilie of hone*t antagonism ont of these and ha*ed upon Ihem-preliy good advice. Yoo both *tand Rre i* llgted and the Ore songs
ll
' Ihe
hi* stewardship of
wcaMh. snd lhe Ist-or unionist
hi* stewardship or the power of or-
gantiatlon Hut evert con*lderstlon
spllsllst of j r**o*.i*d In the
(lower of} of n new procc
>f human ■'
• tm mean
hai itnjusilt "
The Odd nf
vindicate lhal
.a. rlflee nol
mffba-rbac-d la
npaihy
hlle in
leal
Hl-.li.-e will
with lhe man' pm
Buffer, andjthe change "f
'lhe Industrial
|..ng| **** Conse.|
course If bej-tcsdllv follow,
high ly|>e or character the
alert, tyi>e af the early pioneers. 1-ct
no line he nahsme.l of hla colors nr
hi* uniform The uiillorm shows
th.it tmi nre a gentleman and are
pro'id or ll. When you are templed
engines completed such thing* a* these, defrauding Ito do nn unworthy thins. JuBt "show
gencles and fsceil hlreti aenatit*. unktndness t©WSl"d*|*#****! badge" slid lei thai aettle It.
i-orld toward a new tb.- stranger and the widow, un* llur llu*y -lime.
iSBCea rapidly and beulthy nnlUltton, false weight*.1 During the past w<*ek we hsve
1 A new and vs*t sn-t even i-arelessness nf Ihe duiub! eaten when we gnl Hme. and •!■■,.'
Thc ;-\ Ihem sre Sll
The discovery Ibose laws sgslnst the aoclal Injus-
icltlng Iron by Ilea and Inhumanity ihst <ur«e the
ofj the use of cost made the Iron indil*- Individual and di**lro) the nsllnu.
ry the most Important article of Atatafl lhe great 1 rime* of lying.
he world's work The Invention of theft, adulter*, murder, snd *gsin*t
Justic
.-:■■
The
trn*t
them 1
had pr
li.l n..t*
.Mined
and i -"""em*, was created Tbst wealth beasts "r bBTden [wbea
[was concentrated In the hand* af In the Old Testament lhe preach-.Thai
I r.i*i!|i*irailvf.!y t*w Msrhlnery was en. w.*t*e the ptopheta. A BUM, ll«-jCamp
Till-: PHiH'lTS OF I % lu ii:. jstlensied from the |ui*.*t.-**i'tti of - vn Isalati. Kwhlel. and nil the nny 1
lly Hev. It'.y II. CnmititHI. 1 tlm*" who need li lluaine** ss* reel *A*hSt world did ihey fslk plnlnn
samed vast eoi-porale proiMirllon* in .ibo-n* This world? So »llent con*|fllly boys forgot atxiui ihe meetlny
we had noth'ns else t" do thill
rcounts for the fsct Ihst lbe
re tllrls are unnhle to report'
mpflre*. a* > i-l. Also It es- ■">
how II hnpircned ibat nearly belli
are sung, new members sre Inttlsted,
■ ihl members receive Ihelr honors
nnd ihe plans for the coming month:
ara msde.
'Olrb wlnhlng to form s Csmpflre.
islk It .... . with lbe chief sdvlser.
If any moiher* nf Campflre Otrls
tn he want to help, the advisory
board would be moat grateful lor
,!-. 1, >■ and ro-opcratlon.
ail hi*:
-...
.ailed fnr 1.1*1 Thursday
that lhe Seoul work hsa
l week.
..rid 1
caparlt'e* fhi dt-teloplaa.
ui • rganlxlng itself an,
soarees into s social
w_k iala shall dwell rigl
»r*.I •u.!i.*e and Ilr.ilherlin1
*K> ate nil 1h<- owner
,'.| In- = tth
iiital snd ihl*
or how loath yon msy he to place
itnv hai ih.-* nigh***! valor "" the.
words *"" sre aeeaslotned i« read
Iroa* this iM**.".. whem-ter von eorae
10 Eeirlealastsa ma woader how In
Hie a or Id ll rear hapt»-ned to get
tln-ip It sfCWll tn belong 1^*' ween
the *ame rovers with Iba teschlngn
Thnt Is 10 say, lbs alMaclailva ** *****. wiih the sstdratlon *>i lbe
dut> nf ever* man i* to make hlm Psal*ns, alunil a* mmh a* would
Vtf of the lsrge-i i*o-*lh!e i-**-'|.'nfi lh* Ituhalvai of Omar Khayyam
lur nstaht-Milna thi. kingdom of H no more maiche* the high cour-
Tirhleou*hi**s and Ju«ti4-e and love, sge B-"d lofty faith of the balance of
and im man hs* any other duly All th* book lhan one ol
dalles IO God, self and others ar* te.-i-.r.* tne-it.ur.>. ,t|, t(,
eh-r.- in he ha- i.N.ie.l under! ****** *•* sccompltah greal under* corning lh-' n* -' ****** *** "-""te th* w
iRa-eJeslsstee II 111 ve'1^"!1 Th*- abHaaal of sympathy have doahted thst th.» .*rp be-lal«M,
Mbllcsl aaotalloo lahea by He*. *mohlb*sd from tadaatftal relstlons lleved in li What wss ihelr msa- lrt*en dalayed for
ll' 'cniiii.li.il a. Hi- BBbjael -.r •*"* ***** ******* ******* **** **' ***** *V,|V '***' ********* 'otnleiinia- j OrganlMlion of n Cnmplti-e.
w' ' ' ' I,,, _m daianee of machines Thev became Hon of Hod niton ihelr church fit*] i\.r ibe asslslsnce of the girls lo
b ,,,-t ..r buslnesi mechanism Both net* snd ihedloftlral art lo-cy.ip,)-, Mt0 wbo -,_.,,, ,„ tonn tnto s
he Incentive and the n_tport«nlty roapM with lajasllee and oppras-j rampflre and become
.ere rtwated to esplott the ls*t .Ion On Hie part of lbe rl. h and|(h„ Mr.w national Can
naara <•* t-rorhlai iKiwer In the toll- wrelrloilne** »nd t*ln on the partj *,n,erl.a. the following sketch of a dav
KlBfltO-rers lived the waf«, de of the \-aat* Listen lo Amos. l'rnmprtH> croup Is given Fmm the "fll..-
termlned the ...million* »f work hsis, 1 despise your religion* fessls nn,, lt ,„„,, t„. andarstobd tbal Iba ">*>«*
nnd living, snd deal I wllh a vnsl and take no delight fn your atilemn I ,„■„, |.,|,._ ;,,,lX tumpn at lhe Cntnii- "'- "
problem from nn inhuman aaserahttei Woe unio tbem tbatj nre are elastle and tbe ramp b
strangi
1 s straage "dees
snd It i
1 sre)
Beoal New* and Nolle***,
ery imiinrlanl meeting Is lo be
11 the hall on TueHdny eveiilmt
at 7:30 All hoy* who have unl-
r.irma. or who ordered them t>eforw
August t*t, or who sre under 12
year* or sge. are requested to tie
present. Other boys will mil Im*
.idmlited to ibe mitellng.-
inetnber* of' Tlie flr*l Scoutmaster's mcellag of
mpflre nirls Ofjlhs new yesr will be held OS Tilss-
-venlng al tbe ciimmlralnner's
Any who hsve new Scout*
rs 1" suggest should send Hi
Sine before "-Hint lime If pnssl-
oar
own s
uad
hut
■hat good can
he
aebl
srad
«nl
v bl
terogniilng <
mr
lad<
t.tedne
SS
10 nii
11. atid by a »»
me
put
heart*
-operation wlih Hltii
flock,
Ingersol!
Memo-
ln< Ie.1 in «hl*. and hereby mi
*l*e .flr and tangible
lint no man hs* s right thst d
not grow out of a duty -thl* b
common place with all -.indents
morals. My rlghl U) imnl"h
buritlar rtses out *.f
tec< my home
de
ir.e <j-je.ii.in |* frankly cynical
• the ll|r* of one a-ho ts
•rn iired ,,t ihe world For
a* hath man for *. 1|. hi- labor*
ttiiig. would lie the answer ex-
pro- -reeled. If you let hiB noxnl control
wnir» Vanity. vaalty;al1 i« vanity
t-.I-lt of view
Cnton labor l* a partial answer to ml eat the lsmtn out of lh,
the pvIis of th1* fliimtlnn, but the tha' li
whole nn*wer will not be given tin- falsel*
til the *pirlt ..f briithi-rliood sntm the ephnh iRiall snd the
aie. ih.- whole ma*s of worker*. sheekej great, Betting iba rl|l mi
Social Obristlaalty lay* moral de- for sllv. r sad baying lbs need] tat
mand* u;«.n tbe . apltallst and tbe . pair ot ihoss. storing up ttolenee
taboree In their i-alaret.. turning t»«tlce
ll will demand a llmliallnn on
right of Inheritance Thc benefit
Work SCCOmpUsbSd bf « great for roll down BB lbe *■'*
tnne der.•ted in ,, hil ll*e* I* evl- •■'•'! -t •■- " a* 1 -:.•-■.
denred in *he lastllBtloa Of Stsn* Ihl nil nnd loi.- Hu* good and Ot*
ford 1'nlverattv The result thst tabllah equity in lbe rate, It msy
ro*e from a hoiiHchotd iragi*dy will lie thai Je-bornb mnv tct l.e grs-
SOme day be demanded or great r»i - Inn. until vim
tutie* as their due in lhe world Or tske the l.onk or thc t'^alin*.
tl will eflVctlve)*' hattle for *uch -lie hymnlionk of the old leniple, In
re at ease, ihat Ile on bed* ol l*'"r*f t Koremlng. *0 lhat the organisation' Office hours will be kept bs far I
I ;■■
nd 1
poof, dealing !•,„, „,,deled to sull lhe desires ot Hi
h-tlsfi.-c*. mnkinc 1 ,n(,,„|rt,r),
Thn Im ginning of 11 Cumpriie Is a
group of girls wh want one. To
want a Campflre means thst you
wanl to Jotn together for i-.n.ii lime*
and new friendship*, for fssclnsting
..o.i Wherefore prepare to „.„,„._ |-ioWinK ro.id health snd
thy Hod. 0 Israel, (.el Justice hnpptne*a. SomeMmcB one begin*
1 "l",'*jw-lth S group of three or four glrl-
who wsnt to be togslher snd who
want to have the fun nf adventure*
and lhe <■.. ..* living for work
health and love.
form. Imt **an'. imsslble according lo schedule For
i a few day*.
I n<*ce*ssry to
2
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Three mouths , 1 90
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To Advertisers.—Tha
*■(. in IU career wlih a Iart;e nnt*ll'iti litt,
u-.<t eilrvuUta* cticlTy sniauiB"Tlw)' vtry best
rises offustomrrs for bnalness men—a thrifty
term In^ce thin us I tjr./The foundation of many
s fnrmne"waaSieh laid by Jodlcloua adrcr-
"-'-- ir r - .. i_ ,
job t^&V&WMftkTZZ.
euted with neatness sod disTiedcb, and at San
t^asn^sCa-prleca. , , '■_...
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HATrilDAV. BEOTUISEB I, 1670.^
itc, or
irions
strives for the mast
oto mall tiling*: ho
avo ia the) P.u-.fu -
in'raaMbsAorge
, house are in summer costumes, much
-r~! lights than we wear in May field. At
from want nor become enervated by ex- * _
_ ■ . .-* ... - *.—; * mores on, sntt t-egirrs .roe wtvrjr ot
r"'' .Tr,-?f"pte^*f"> climbingthcSiciras. &***>*&*»
tony, must btfnbslnin from eating? If ■ ^ " . _ . « tf'^av whita
a woman bccoiue-i dressy, must sho go
are used aJarga port of th-.- way wbila
■soM^WwwwA.561,
First 8le-s*a>1,.,-e..- ,8nn Joso,
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.> W\H MATTBRS
The many different it-ports from the:
wstof irar in Europe, ate so varying,,
that it in Imnl -lo (Mini- to any deftoito
ov-nt-lntion. The mat despatches this
week from Bouillon. (Belgium) gives,
n shail account of n great 1»in 1 «*.. on tho
"sOth aad slat by. the I'mAaintut. Ar?
lanaasattlid.Grown .Princo and Prince
Kpnlrica Churl,:*., -with the forces of
ylan hnl MacMhhon. MocMahnii com-
mrsved rt general movement toward
Montmedy. He waa • nttnckod near
nenumoiit and driven buck, after an
.ibstiaate rewist:ince. The baltio wnJB rent w, don the morning of the 3 let and
ami continued nil day. During tbe
night s large number of Fronch rein-
'Orocmenhi crmie up, but they failed to
turn the adnlo of victory. Tho Prus-
•jftnH were ruinforcert also largely, and
:iitnckf<l ia r,rt-rwhelii.i:ig numbers.
MacMnhon rutivnt.xl to r^dou with the
lenmiint of Ida forces. The alstnjh-
fer s'e.s iminenjam, it is impossible to
estimate, tlio lostr Itoporta of the
Muuoilsto finite that tbe I'nisainna are
wfthiu fivehundrod Tarda of Srrasbrirg
rmdt lint tho sufferings < if the i nKil i tan t«
-ii tli.il city tire tcrriblt?. The French
..lirastill riapriR" A fortifying tho city of
Paris ns it is to b* thelr last effort.
at'.r daspatehoa from- Sedan dated
. NeafMkt, stale thnt thol'russlniia were
llsed in SB attack on Genl. MacMa-
(iVr.imyntS.(Un, In th- battle of
erdOtli ultimo tho Pt-tissiAuit captured
ftvfcnryfour gmts/ In slats deapatoh
"from lh Vinin. it Is rumored there that
iifrwrtseii hours fighting- Gen, MnoMn-
lum utterly defeated the Prnsnians-
can)taring thirty guns and many prisou-
rts/ And tlmt Gen. Bnzlne droveth*
I^ukBihnreartntheuorthofMoiitmcdy.
i'aMi ma the c-insrctihg reports we are
.brlly in receipt of/nntYwogi-m 'h^ro'sd
nttr'n-nflSrSl fbPw'liM thoj fire Worth, 16
fotrn-fhrfr own coiiclnsions.
-Finn ix :-\.n Jobs.—>Iu San Job**, on
lbs morning of tho :i li.t, a aorioiis fire
I-roles out in the Baltimore eating saloon,
situated on Bnnla Clnm atrect. Tho
flatus* 'ooniuimicaiod to ** Oyster Bit-
It's" Wbitcl'iiie Bestsurantand Light-
i tone "a dwelling liouseon ono aido, end
Mr*, lini -Oer's millinery storo on the
other, i'ho millinery atoro and rosi.au-
»Bta>wcre totadiy dn tror^d. Tho pro-
prietoT of tho Baltimore. •' Andy," was
«™ta-MB «,ly br ™red b- UtX^ff^^ ^ <£%
«nc^.-a..al«M»^^B*b.a«i|.llP»r.:^1.,hj, ^^ rtlAdhs ,lfo(rt-«W
that wntcr.w. .Mtolj ami ttat lH,uor ,^-f.T.^ ^^ hM „ „^^
r'Tal' ..w"^,'*0™ lM™"w"- &*•***; rhsiWii* ih. ,u,«ib«t.8
liclHor-nllm. Eectncti-vMciaatltl, .' ■ ., , ■ ,,,_.., , ,„ «-«• min£
. .. . , . . i, , point for m-i^lit bocr.,1 for Gran VMwr
iiml the ti'lcgiavh waa net. Manbaato ' _ _" ,*_.-„...,-._!'
. . ,i- _, ,, hovntm, mm a lnrco Itons of nflmng
ovplve mostof hia noctswrieBwiiVIo*. . ., ,, . ,„ ^._,
» from th, nu.tori.1 M, b- ^r'Tl^ "? .T" ol *t%
i0lIn*i„u. auda right .ppli»tto. of"yfU^^^M,.ot-. «*V W^
■■ ,- ^ . ■_• _. ^ ■ , "lio woria," for thejilace kaa an .1-
npphcAl.M, , ha portr. a»m.-«ly,,; omUnj ^^^a^^ ^
an Jonc do h.ra »n...jnr}- Oneatoeh j A m a^,,,,,,, ,„»(;„„Horn.
thMt!,oj«rcpo,-onoua^mRprodaoad|lilli u*.,^,.^ 1^,11 u, »r.
bj, toll, and dacajr. IW « no phjr-, p mi„ „„, on „ ,„,, ,,£„.„.,„
nod hfc hot wk.t i, prodoorf bT d-J«. ; CJ „ ^.j^.^, Us33B3
nnd dcfftv. Ijfo w death, without Ufa _, ._ -T iVai a
.«^*- V . aL .Lai. . * ., Tho track «urve*\ so luuoh tliat you o»n;
thertcanbo no .loath; without death, .._ .. ,_ , a'*_ ^ ^
CT ', ... , ! - ._. t 1LJ_ ■ easily see , lbs two loeonwrlTeS rrom
(hire ciiu be no lne. hut might posstblv **. , ,. ,
ha.a »Mld ot.i-a.uMU,LnoT«Mo.;,",,f ""*"'.'» "^ K»■»■«'■';•».■
ortiflcio!.. All living thing. »ro boih i ""i* ."P"" *»? **££?*
_. »*. , . . ^.-j,. i on the nglit n*.Toai tbo vaisy, you see
up and grow; thoy timvo at mstufttv, ; .. , " .. ,, , . ,1
*\, ° .. ,.' ... .,* tho track considerably above ou, but
mid. ore appluwl to - their -noes, or die: . , .. ,r ^ •
ind.h„oaMtl^Wm,.d!»WR«.l,*ll™°,'7 '." V"* *«*»
aodmKccl lo thrir nllin-fcafcmnrl., ™«**""«•«»*>.> «no.op«d.ay
»h«n thorrmtoial «.h twd in lnlld-1 ^™,*,hL:?* C,°" . ' , I v ,'
, . .. !. j trustle bridge, secoit y-five fvrt lut/h,
ing up new forms and oombmnfciona.! , (UU1, 7, - , LT
taaonto-nvatori.,,.,.- U. daath'.nd -"" '"*: * ,"* .■"•" J*
.toco-asoailton o^olr, no. Wo: ..„,„„, mrt a»l>. ~.n 8.600 f«* hahm th.
fool, that -which thoo -avoat i» not! ""* *,,d■", "'"ly tiaOot .taocmaa.
qnicVTO«l tho-pviat »h.n '"artcd '• "tcring tho Flrtl Pfemhrn,
itanc, lifomn.1 not atl.rapt to ^ te . anont way to aacomi uto pv»i '"m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . -
tho material until it h» bin roaolrM I "f* *T£**** *?" '**""7• *"""I S£!Sn. ""'"" "" '* '|'."^a'"' °"' •"
Into ibvullinmtoolonwnt,. and thnopro-; "Whf "^ fj***! "J »°""'c,r' Lfr. . , ai « "j.-Tjln
pared to .upporl new life- Eueh ha. | f,'^1^^!'" "9" "1'"^™k! I Stereo.oopU V ^* W»
ite'Owa-acpsrnte work.
nBST PBJaaflnM —" —
T-rUJteHX^eauwswl^
Firsst
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— "*Sta*W-- bo* e;:.^ , '. i • i 't "
OSLYOX 22f:.TRS.CQ€WY
TTedtjlns'
Lnrir" Portrntta fiueretifnlly,
And in soaaOsfaotory raaannr.
fcwaci I -— I .wvT ,
n ■■■tiiree Re tf. ached with India Ink.
Crsruaj "Water <* OH Colors, Iu an
Vnt-r-iuileo flyle, lleerltui'.nJlto.
self rsecujes snd r»rwn*I!y at.
tends to thl| brsnch >f the bual-
uens. and* couaequeritiy Insures
Especlsl sttentiot. la dlrsclad te has
PlaAtBJ AND ETYAMlaBD CARDS,
Wbleh srr anaci|*sssi*d
For. Ufs-LIko Exprosslon
Ot Features rorirwyed ■
LANDSCAPE VIEWS,
Of all kimia, are irt^dueVd th' a- superior
Style bv means of a retwntly i'stented Camera,
with wfcicji Naluro U truly deUcauivd laall
li-r phaavs anJ srillifUl sdornmeaU. ThU is
obtained by eiiiuruyuix the best TCrtUta sod
»U]Mirl'ir material.
«kathtot-re-ltlwtlrti',tftWiiaft'?t01imi W"" htU% ' « Pr<«ir*«at.ptoce* and f^ne, m7w.ee
' . r , ropes nuti! firm foot-hOld* COuld be ex- and all intenscus portion* of tbe Slate,
j cavnted in lite rocky Hides of tho pre-
j cipitoua blnlu«."i Thetoa'criug BssawM
< of rock were cut down to raakearofid-
pnxe the nintoriat, and lift' to mnkc use
of it .life caiuiOt prepare tho material,,
nora.do.th m»k. nwofit., M^ic'P"TI*™*', '^'^'f^'"'
tcria]3 produced by death and decay ..
aro not nceaaarily pniaona. But what l>wJ m]""''" "h"0, lh" "•""«' «**'
arapoisoni?; Any material la a pol««>''"" "" * "*' T
inthatf.,n»or,u,„t«,.hrel,r.na>r,lt. | »"«—>8C.po Horn « eom. Mo> a
InjuriouiloordeatroeUvooflife. Puro t mud*a «Sk™. fan by th. roadl.do
Spirit bccontQi a poison whon uaoil1 tto
, or* extensive ilitcln-r, and tlnmri, carry*
Mtoiiiitartoaf^fesl-o/ Acuf. Oencf- *nP »"*■■ *J n^A "treran of water
ally vital Lost ahould bo kept up by a
duesiuoniitofiicurishmontmid'exeroiBO
iu tbo open air. Somortrurs people
cannot take cither, yet a due amount
of vibil heat-must be riustAintd, or they
die. Mmiy who i\ro not eoiinned to
their ropms need r.linnil.>nts sj much as
those who are. There aro tboso who,
hnring ndefieie-iey of vilnl heat, injure
Thoso duines ts^i tbe rirr-rs near their
sonroc«—m in- tho regions of perpcuml
..i-fiw—and hy this n.emsa carrying the
water o» nearly lerel an poa-itilc-, for
miles and Bitten, over hills ami ralleys,
in home ca»on- Itlgher* than the tops of
trees, and over the tlaims to bo worked.
To this flume tho miucr attache* a hose
witli nn iron pipe or ruu7zU\ through
themselt-es much more by total ■balia-I whteu tl>'' watw roRhc9 Wlth Breo1
enco than they could by anything but j for«' Wh<* directed against a grave
habitual excess. They would rather I ■"-* or tn0 *lfdo <* n 1** 'tents and
wnriilt suicide than poieon them^ves!' *****il ** ft>* ««**-:ahiogly. Hometimes
Absolutely their ore no poi-ton*: the nar-
cotio poisonaif need in riRlit quantities
and in the right cases becomo health restorers .pud so on with the others including stmulanta nnd irritant-*. I Bo
iu baa Prsacisoo nt the time, nnd had t -vnioh for tbo poison qncstimit t*ow for
a man hired I dtvrrng hi* I fthacrice to see
t »Lbinc.it. At tba'tima of the disooTcry
cf Uir iin by Offloer Urnvid-■< Uio rea-
tauraut was closed, and the man in
rlvSTg»v*9ated&'tront of tne saloon, on
to*'-sidewttisT, Bmoklng bin Jupc. He
was tinmedtstrly taken In custody and
quitters provided for Mm In the calaboose. Ttie fumrmnw on the Baltimore was for 900. On the mitlinerr
alioptbeTc was no insurance.
tho evidences of the use of liquors, or
Lhosppcaranoes noticed by those mini-
skullH, who can only Bee when they gape
and storo with their mouths and eyes at
tha.aanio time. Whetbern man appears
foolish on account of the use of liquors
or is foolish on account of habitual
stupidity rnakta no material difference.
Were alcohol n poison, it could not be
half so virulent aa the pbnrisaical tarantula juico of "all vs^taf-sYd&fsi/vts.''
Goodness conaistn not in nrtrwamncea
merely, and appuranooa are ofte rery
deceitful. Therearvotherkindsoffcror
nnd heat which are-false and unnatural
Ix-aides those Judttced by sthnnhvurs.
bringinfi down scrrs at once
course the miner pajH for thinprivilage
of tapping lh« finuio with Ida lioaa,—
pays to tho oompany which built and
keeps in repair tho»o itnmeiiao uater-
s-orks. Fmra the rallmad tlm traveler
can ace the flumes, sornaof them dry,
but most of them still .'carrying rapid
itf .•-!!«. bnt he cannot ape the miners
at work. They seem tohareeoinpleted
their operations in that immediate n-
ainity, and hare gone farther away.
AI 6.46 we are at Alt*, where n passenger can take supper if he pleases;
but he will not want to, if Mrs*. rToag
has helped to pack n basket fur hlin:
Alta is spoken of as baring half a
do7.en board house*; which loek a century old. But when the writer wan
there, about four years ego, with a
S.ibbAth school excursion from fkio
rameTito, It had quite another ap^
pcarancc. It was then tho eastern ter-
Tsk ENtiixnstcaT Amiu.--The four
*, noeip.il* connect«1 with the dcstrac-
lioh of tha Knplebrecht j.nipei ty in Salt
lake City, TJ. T., have been arrested and
held la ball in tbe sum of 10,000 each; j Blind teal, tm'-ticisTn, and bowrngto.^
also the twenty assistants who have (Conventional sham decorums and aoclal *B-uat'- or vrty.near the trrminus of
l>uanaxTeatedint'ieanmof*3,fXM*KV^ Patience nnd Ith* °- r* Binlrdad, nnd was s lively
t'.rejUowitemtrnt prursils in tbe city Utill patience. When we pass, ne pre- f l'lncc- Thorn wtsa then several ntreet*
over the affair. Brighsxa Young hiu scutly we shall, into some new iin.ni-
gono on a trip south. tuda, out of this Iceland of negations,
j of thanking God we ato nof at other
Tus Salvsuxnss or Sioak Kii.lvj>.
"u.ih. nwTuiUif of the 30lh ult., at
Mynticello, three mUoe below Knut*
ltsibnra^ a aShrrifl'spo.^ killed a man
ns*-tved C Uarvle. U.W . Fausti A I_.r:;i*ra,
uba mindersd: filpsn in Ssnta Crac
county about six years ago. The Cor-
' ■ iu 'a iLtfueet fully jiiMifird the kiiling
of4hsvilUuu.
fitATB Xoiiul Suiooi^ On Thurv
d.iy ni^rniug Surwuteutlont Boonlon
vootmcuccd excavating fyr the fouu-
•Ution of the State Kormol School,
to bo erected in Ban JW. Tho buil.1-
iug will bo located in the center of
Waalungton square.
' ' ■ e s e- ■ —i ■
of board house*, with stable*, stores,
and lodajntfhouses, and it s<vmed to be
an important station for thono groat
rsountaiu teams which have nince found
work in other plseea or el... having
yielded thrir bualnea* to th* mtloud,
have ceased to travel. \s the railroad
* -It c-ii Lntcn.—.\| ^Orovillc, on the
•Z lib ult., s man by tho Damn yf Olesou,
who, was Manned in jail for the murder j the tyi** and files thrnf one after ■«,
of M. Isiaw, w«* taken out by a- mob other a^.they read whAtth* paper reads
who twa't him to insensibility and then j A man then takes th* .words and puts
hanccd.llilu,on» derrick unUl'ho was | tbo oolumns as tbay ar* tote in the
*i«a* j Taiiess. Than h* Ukes the Box aad
men ore, It will please tis to reflect that
though wo had few virtues or.consol-
ationn, yel we borowitlj onr Imltgonce,
nor otvra at ots to conceal it by hypocrisy, arrogant rrr^erwiona, great' pro- jruored on, tbe houss* were probsWy
fcBsions.or-f'Saa "teaf o/onj/klrto*. j Ukra down and moved alsnjf, sothat
—Li-* tn j now it ia oidy a freight and partacdrger
Howa Kn»^rA^ntBMAnE.--Ayoutt^t*tatiD,l• boW" h*Mly " **2 AnA
was ahown tho interior o'r a large print- thi" WJUt th"'oafttat^ repeated bistonr
■ng house rcfetrtJy, and went homo to of MnUit,Mlrt <* *«*» -««V the road,
full Of wnat he hftd wen, thai like ^l****4'*11 m.riiojp fv^Ona-^UceS which
budding author as he ft, ne sat down I *M toKn* no Ion8cr' AUao UineTf"
ana wrote Uio following cumpoaition on \tcrT** 1°' lhe &***• rt*rtn* *,tro',m
how to get up a newspaper: ' • wL'ch tljnn,1nw' P*** ••* •»• rnlutng
flnme, waa an object of great interest to
the writer.
annraox jnsrs.
Cheeier I Roads, O. Aug. 23, 1870
the State,
pale Cheap, 10-
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
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OiTire-.U IL (;f.VKi:r,'K Furnltor.
suite, UayBeld. sulT
J. S. COOK A CO.,
Aiielloti 1111*1 OomTUlataloil
df^lebs rx
Furniture. Bedding. Orookery. etc
Saleroom No. 337. Firsl-rt. San Jose.
GOODS OT EVERY DESVRirTIOS,
Bttelrrd on coc*iigBBaeDt for etthrr
ruhlic or Prireus sale.
lloase liiinllv.tr It o tight.
Parltea dlsenntt-rDln*- honeekeeptn« wfTt And
It to their l-it-Tt «t tn call upon us hrfon niai
iiif. an) disnositltin or tbdr eOkeU.
GOODS AT TRIVATE SALE AT
AUCTION PRICES.
Regular Public Sale Dirt, Saturday*,
At 10 o'clock A. M-, U ssUszooat.
Mates Held ait Private BjeaHesiees,
YVlirn Reej-ilrerl.
A FINE ASSORTMENTiOF
Parnttauw,
lle-ltllsi,-,
CBaanber ni,d
Toilet Crorkrrj-, Bte.,
a-tistsiitlj- on hand.
WanulacUiring, UpholHering and Rapairirto
BOW ft TO OnrtPJt,
At Prleea to Holt (he Times. jvM
First —The Hosilmaa aiU dowu at a
desk and writes on square pieces of paper what to print in i 1m- Paper, aad
then ho gives each Man a Paper, Tha
man that the Paper ia given to takes
EsBrnQrisK.—A,t' Shasta, on1 lie
evening of Aug. 30rh. two shocks of an
eaathquske were, felt, in the direction
west to east.
J. BVBNAP,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wholesale and: Retail Dealer tat
GROCERIES •$ PRODUCE.
SHIP AND CABIN STORES,
Wlnos. .
Liquors,
'/ CIKnrs.
OlOCKTST. lUBBfTACJE, 'ETC.,
4A5 lira-. Is St reel,
. rw-i w-en waautrslen and Aohson rareets,
Ban TVanetae*. a
MeC O 1% BsT*fP'
Burton Al« Soloon
tire eetabllsluuent of Brsdlee Bros, at
I.ev«'a I'orarr, FlrsJ-Ait., fiea Jeer,
lie Issl sVeacs. Lieaart an* £n*lrh Ales.
\f«t-*» »«.-.« a " rf_ t™*** -, iP1»*v»-ti»««m(« nwichuierv that ruakss i Asosxd tbjj. "vVoSLr.—W. H. Seward
"SSSfctt'r' niuJt.l-M^a-aa^- o. ^j-e-X^^ttiar''-"
aam- from Portlao* On*™, I • "*° "*"" m" ,}" Maofctoa-r. I b-' •"» itramer "Chiaa," on » trip II*, . i. B. McCOEB, rroplnor.
n«.tfiiiifx,
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Oonta Furnlihlng Coods,
Ever breught into Mayflrl.i
■Aaai bets cnVrlnt then
. . t i .-■• f i->i» /
Qhsipif For Oitshl
t ■ 11 "
Than can be purchased elsewhere ia the state
STORE:
Between the rVil-OeieeseiSEtr-reas Office.
FBAWdbi' BLOCK,
Nsrl door to ih- K>irsrsr-s Offlee. (su3
A. WAtDTEBFEL,
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>-w IPi-y are siinerior lusaj- h. KJlaaini ■
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No full textPaGE FOUR
DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIMES. WKIIXKSIIAY, Jl.'LV i. 1914.
Bail? palo Hlto Cunco
]Battle-.) mrrj » fir-niton eaccpt Sunday »' "'
Sinricr of tlsmllun orniw soil H.nntu rtrc*-
iy 1st
TIMES il 'BUSHING COMPANY
VAIL SUBSCaiPTION RATE.
(Parable m sdvssM.)
DoM-atic Rat*.
One Vesr It • ■
Sis Months a.sj
Tsa Weeks is.
Owe Month «a
On* Week I*
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Alto. Cat Nn
wort.) artliriir.
Ale for IV
Held niiiil In
Writer. 1 ■• (if pnlllllBISlB. but a* a rusrsntr*
S* -r -■■ i li" N.o.r>« of a vsad-lMS or
OV;.ji nature will be poMhbed.
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w a KKLI.V
WROKBSDAV
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
VISITS PALO ALTO TODAY"
Iftiltli \ de l*r\. ev-chfef of I-,-'
lire of San Jom- and e_*Uftd*r8faeiff
of Santa <'lnra cOODty, who I- now
a candidate for sheriff, was in I'ulo
Alto today looking ori
- t*algn ground Ilia a
vnt«*d upon b* lite elu
county in Ihe primary
August IStfe
in the primary election ni! <-inili
datfH for Indicia! otnee. school of
flee, roanl) or township r.fllce m
Punishmsnt by PiHsey.
In the year 1337 the British psrtl*
pent passed sn net that put sn end to
punlabmant by plllery. Prerloos m
the rongoest this partlcolsr Instrument
of com-ctiou was In use lu England
and went by tbe name of tbe "stretch
neck." It consisted of a wooden frame
erected on a stool In which were three
boles for the bead and arms Pot
days .together offenders sgalost the
rommoi) tsw were thus exposed to pob
Uc view. In 108- Titus Ostea was sentenced to tie pilloried for Ore dsys la
every year during the rest of bis life.
Another famous sufferer wss Dsnlel
Defoe, the Author of "Robinson cyu
■0g." who stood for three dsjB In tbe
pillory In Cbeapakle l( bappeu--d on
(nva«|.n.« Ibst the offender died wblls
iiiiilftTolng hla MntBDM I>tirin<r (he
time of ••I'MMiire the rnndenioed man
was not allowed to rer-cive food of any
sort <»r description The lasj, occsBlon
on which n plllury seiid-nre was pass
e-l was In lHl-!.-I»uil»u Olpbe.
Daily Palo Alto Times
CLAsnirieo
Telephone Directory
In this column not only your phone number but also your place
of business is brought to the attention of over 3500 readers every
day. Phone your order pr drop a line and oar directory department
solicitor will call upon you st once. Our phone number is 115.
WANTED.
AKTXA LIFE 41 ACC1DKNT
INf-H 11ANCK. a. li. Hior-m.
Alma & t.i M..11. Pit! u A 000.
■IUM.Mii: GOODS
IV lure frsmtng. The Nippon,
274 Pnlrersfty are. Ph. 488X.
Al TOMOIUI.K ItKf'AIIUNO
Cnlverslty fiarsge, 042 High
street. I'hone 211.
JI.KM1 l» lUIV
I'IKE MII.K AND CnKA.1l
ll. MA1UHX. PHONE 1'.**-.\
Vented-—Sewing, mending, quilting Can also take care of chlldrea
and inrsllds. Mrs. Melody, ph. «8K
3-ll-lm
Wanted — Work by the day
washing, cleaning, ironing, sewing.
cooking. Mrs.A.Bodlin. phone 531K.
C-l-lm
Wanted —- Two Jersey mlikrows
fresh. Barker's Parsgon Dairy
P. O Bos Ul. Phone 111.
6-20-tr
.Wanted- Housework and laundry
work by Japaoese woman- Will help
In kltehan. Reasonable. Phone 6271.
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- ATTORNEYS
i
NORMAN E. MALCOLM
ATTOB.VEY AT UW
NOTARV I1BLIC
Finn N'atloaal Bank batldlM.
Palo Alt.
oa~ pl>'~t **■
Ba-Mon ab—• OLE.
EGERTON D. LAKIN
ATT.IBNF.Y AT LIW
MtTARV PtBI.IC
lUmona Ilnlldlo.. Palo Alto.
Oflk-> pboaa Palo Alto AM.
■
Be.. [>:."»«■ P»> AH" a.7K
NOTARY PUBLIC.
eaty
rs of this
lection of
non,mrt !• ;tti
ami th
nntn*1
nil
undid <(•••*
such
en> h
th-Tf
offices, an* r
who receives
tlon In Aug
voi.-s ,., • r..
audi ofllco ul
date for sue
t.i
appear u( Hv*
the tirkel .if
ii early Whan
nt the primary elee-
nf Ihe
How Oil CbI-ib ths Wavss.
All Impression prevail* thnt greet
quantities uf oil are required to calm
the sea. but Professor Ilsy I_inke*t.T
of Knglnnd gnitgeata that a pint of oil
an hour will secure a tmir of calm
wnlcr around a ship sulDctent for the
safe Isuucliliic of small boats Accord
lng to this authority, nine plut* of nil
are sufficient to calm a square mile of
wster. and. Incredible as It may s;i
pear, one drop will calm seven square
feel! Tbe oil aprc-ota out over the aur
face of tbe ses In a 01m which hss t_-t
almost unimaginable Ibtcknee* of two
mlltlonlhs of a millimeter, yet It holds
In leash tbe mighty power of tbeocean
When this Dim of oil spreads over Ih"
snrfar-e the heaping up action of the
wster. which results In the fortusiloii
Oral of rlppl'-s and thru of fffgvw, can-
not take place. The thinner (be film
the greater la Its effect la pulling down
the crests of thc.wiivus nnd making a
lower ware line, free from break.—
Harold Waters In Leslie's
IIICYCI.KH, HPOHTI.N'G U*I)«
Typowriters. I... U-miil.. K. H.
Ktultli. 110 Circle. Plume 010K
KODAKS AMI SUPPLIES
Itobinson A OnsM-sll, 124
' in.i-i-ll-. at. mo- I'Ik.nt- .-.-^.1
Wanted—Man of some experience)
In the chicken bUBiaesa. Apply '*-i
Addison avenue. I'hone 2>>iV-
«-^6-•5t•
Wanted- Capable gtn '<r general housework. Small family. Call
atM3.*»J- Cow per street. 6-2»-3t
DICY A. BAUOH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
BI-ACKKMITH
I*. /I. f-otiimerford, 0.12 llryant
street. Pbooe SOOV.
I-^DIKH' AND OKVTI.KMEVH
TAHX1RS. Sua TaJlov. N. Alha-
ra. 4.10 Bryant sc Phoae .140K
CAItPKr CI.KANISO
( oitipnaadd air t>r vacuum.
OnWn. 107 l.ytt/m. Pli. 4SOV.
PA Ml ALTO 1 Al .Mill.
Plrst-claM work. ITotapt collection and dellres-y. Phone ."._.!
KLKCTHICAI. WOItK
Rtirklisi-t l-^ectrl< Works. DM
1.on I "11 -illnl. I'll.tin- IH.
PMMI1IM1 CONTTUOTOIt
n. 8. .M u i i.i.
IKI lligtt street. Phone 301-
Wanted—Position by flrst-claas1
cook. Phone Palo Alto 102.
l-lt-St* '
Wanted -Few hours' work tn
morning by young colored girl:)
S3-S0 per week. Phone 802.
•-2»-Jl*
Wanted Position by neat youn<
eastern woman as cook. Boom 14.
Cnlverslty hotel «-30-lf
FOR RENT.
SCHOOLS.
MRS. DWIGHT V. ROSS
Teacher of Piano.
studio 020 Addison At-rnne.
rimne I*. A. AM.
andldat
o only
FI ItMTI HK. I.ISOI.KCMN,
I 1'IIOI.KTKItINO. P, A. Furniture Co.. 222 I'niv.sv. Ph. 12.
elf-do
in November.
Warning.
Th- board of public safety I
rohtblled do- dlMhurgliig of 11
■orks Inside the city limits.
BOARD OP IMIII.1C H.AFETY
By c f Noble
7-1*31 Mdvt.
Varsity Special
Ttio Vanity Theater
give Us flrtt presontatli
rnel soedat, "Love Bverlaatlnc" or
"Mv Love Will Never Die." the piny
ln which E*yda BoralJI and Mario
llonnard arr featured. Riclllng
niomeniH from Inlereallng activities
of life are brought tn with n rapid
change of urnDf Tomorrow evan-
Ing the pictures will, be shown
agiiln.
What ths Twaed V - • ■
I Tbe dlffereore between Knglhh nnd
Scotch Inheritance u» la very wide
. For luatsnce. -u;i;.'i-un; a mnti dies in
; testnte ttlid his only living rellttrca are
! his wife nnd toother. •» Km-lnml each
'. would take equal sh-ire-i of bis per-
< sonal est at i', but In .-■('..M the wife
Win one-half of the movable -.iitnle,
: the nether oae-alglb. snd two-Blxths
i go to the crows
| But su[iiM>«liig (he toother shine Is
i living. Iti Fnglutid -in- would get (ho
[ whole, but lu BCQttand she would only
: get one-lbird. while the ether two
j thirds would go to the crown
will tonight j Then, attain. If s (tutu dies Intestate
if the *U- *tid his father snd several brulhers snd
Blslers are living, lu P.imlnitd the father
gets the Int. but In Scotland he only
geti) one-half, .while (Ije other half la
divldnt equally among tbe liruthers and
sisters of the decessed. - Pearson's
Weekly
PUREST SOFT DllINKS
All flavors. Palo Alto Soda
Works. »m High. Ph. 003L
For Rent—Two lsrg" unfurnlshe.I
housekeeping rooms: gns, wster an-t
electricity; 8. ISI Cnlv. Phone 21
«-17-lt
MRS. P. O. HUNDLEY
Teacher of Piano.
454 Forest Ave. Phone SMY
HAIRDRESSING.
OROCERIR-s KTATIONKHV.
NOTIONS. II. It. Spauldlng,
griiiiinuir mbool Mi., k. I'M "II
STANDAllll PI.t'MBING AND
ss-LTAIi WORKS. 107 Ilamll-
(on avenue. I'hone 00X.
For Rent or Sale -Pumhhei
hou»e in good repair. Kaay terms
Inquire f.f.i Waverley si :i-tf
Married at Santa Cruz.
Lelberl CarRsla and Miss Eva
Oc-kley surprised Ihelr Mends by
going quletl] lo Santa Cruz on June
•.'iUh ami having ■ Jolty Utile wedi
ding. The >oung people will make
their home in Palo Alto.
William M Saunders of s ■ ..
mento has |uat returned home, after
ft week's- visit with Oliver J. Sntin-
tiers nnd wife of (his city. Ham'
S.viiii.I-t-. is now visiting them, attl
soon Mr Saunders' mother, Mr* K.
Bauoderii will be their guest.
Waj"'"! Sasreb Foe s Pswnshep.
■ Wagtii-r's worst eiperlence of poverty was during bis sojourn i.i Paris
In 1840. When he had to pawn all that
be -ind his wife -toSM-ssed of any valua.
"I looked up the French equivalent for ,
a pawnshop." he relates In bis suto- [
btncmidiy, "as 1 was (no shy to make ,
Inqulrira Tbe unly word 1 couldOnd !
In my little dlctlouBrj was -l»nita.rd.' ]
On the map of I'ririn I found a very
smnll thoroughfare called 'Rue drs
Lou,!, in!*, and thither I went only to -
flnrl the eipedltlim fruitless Often of.
rending tin- Inscription 'Mont de Plate'
I felt curious to know Its meaning
Eventually, to my gtvst delight I
learned that this 'Berg der Froemmig
keif whs where 1 abould tind salva- ■
tlon. and then we now carried all we j
poHM-ssed In the wsy of allver."—I-oa- '
dun Chronicle
Reduced Prices
on
GO-CARIS
and
REFRIGERATORS
During July
PENNEBAKER
FURNITURE CO.
273 University Ave.
Phone 425k
ItSSW
i„ ruRiwi
I'.-tlo Alto Garbajt"
Bos. (01. Palo Alto
A postal card
win bring our
wagon to your
addrsss st once.
For Rent —Attractively furnished
complete apartment, t or !• room*
Inquire Mfi Bryant street, 6-27-f.t
Shampooing-
Manicuring rod ll.i.r Work.
Combings Made Pp.
MISS E. CHRISTOFFERSON
\ i. ... Bldg.. 220 I'niversity Ave.
FIIONK BM.
For Rent—Kurnlahed houaekestp.
lng rooms; modem: reasonable. Inquire 43? Kipling street. d-2-tf
Elite Market
STKIKHT « PIIII.1.11*1
Ptione 7. SIS I'alverslty Ave
Inspected meats. No. 1 grade
bsms snd bscons. fish, poultry and delicacies.
ACTO HKI.IVERY.
CLOSED
Mrs. C .Malcolm Wade
Shampooing*
wilt reopen August (th,
For Rent—Largs furnished house,
4-room furnished flat or furnished
rooms. Apply 3.'-6 Kings-ley avenue
«-2i-6t*
Conveniently furnished rooms for
houHekeepIng; also single rooms.
4'4 Harolltoa avenue Pbone IttK.
e-i-tf
Kent—Unfurnished R-roam
house. 1011 Fulton st.: chicken
iyard, garden apace, barn: convenient
to public and private schools; |:o
Apply 1011 Fulton or (2S Cowper
, «-15-tf
FOUND
The Black Cohra.
Snakes tike men run upend down
the whole Kcaie of good, and had
Of all the had snakes, howeter. the
BTaCTi colna sin-ins to liefld the llsf
for K*'nttinc capacity for harm. He
has lieen' railed the "most dlabotl-
cat member of the snake family.''
Of course llo-re Is nothing dlabollral
about him. for whatever he does be
does because "he's born that way "
Wherever thin snake is found It
Is reported that the spray of his! Mlf) Weaknsee.
venomous saliva, which he can "Have you ever luiestetl In mining
throw as far Ha eight feet, will pro- stocks that were to pay list i>er cent In
dure Inntaittaneout blindness when! •*** than.a yearf
striking the eves of man Some- "Wtij do jou wish to knowr
,,, . ._, ... . I **l ovenward • man aay the other day
times this blindness is permanent; ^ i|u (Iti|l|.( SSnpm bad ever
sometimes li lasts bud ■ day or.two d0M „ flM,u,,, ,hitvi -u your \ittM»-
Here I* a fine Illustration of tlo-Li'ht.-.ico U«t.r.I Hcra'.l
slanderer who goes about blinding* _—-_
people by ' inttlm;'" Ihe venom o|l Still Waiting.
slander ami f:ils.-lto,.d Into the lnli-l-1 Tom. wbo had l.-ut John ». one day
Admit Thsy Are Grsst,
In sn address to the Csnsdlan dub
tn Montreal, .lames Itryce said: "1 do ■
not think it would be advisable for me |
to aay much, for I have the good for ;
tune to lie a Scolrhinan myself. 1 |
wun't [.in-hi.- (he (heme uf what con I
trlhutlons Scotchmen should be able to j
mske to Csuada's literature and ad* ,
enee for tbe very almple reason wblcb
was given by a friend of mine, who
said. 'I never argue wl(b Scotchmen :
that (hey are a great nation-tbey ad-
mil IL'"
Found—Reltablb and flrst-.-lasi
battery recharging at Reed's on ths |
state highway. Mayflvld. 12-lt-l.
LODGES
Palo Aito Camp. No. 499, W.O.W.,
meets every Thur. eve.. Fraternity
Hall. L, B. Dangler. 730 Webstar
Mams nit a Camp. M. W.~of A.
Wed. evs.. 7:30. Fraternity Hall. Pt
W. Sherman, clerk. 427 Webster st*
Foresters of Amerlcs meet Monday
eve.. Ratuuna Halt. W. W. Boyd.
•ecretary. 164 Hawthorne avenue
Fraternal Aid Assoc'n meets 2d
and 4th afondays. Fraternity Hall.
Mrs.K.C.Sherman.»ecT.427 Webster si
MILTON L. DAHL
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Work
Proven by hi- low prices.
Proven by hia good service*.
JOBBING PROMPTLY AT-
TKNDKD TO AND ITT IN
GOOD ORDER
SHOP AND OFFICE
tH ALMA St. PHONK 02O.
Tha I.ytton apis., Lytton at Cowper at. Pp-to-date 2. 3 aad 4 room
apte .furnished. (julet. clean and
respectable. (No children l 6-3-tf
For Rent—Gibson's horaeshoelna
ahop. .r>.*.0 High st. Suitable for motorcycle or plumbing shop 131 I.ytton
Cls-ltn*
FOR SALE.
I'-.r Beta Pine Shetland pony.
safe for children. Apply 333 Chan-
ning eve., Palo Alto ^-r.-im-
For Sale - Quick Meal gasoline
itove good condition, cheap. Inquire
i. K itussett. v Cabrlllo st .campus.
6-29-tf
For S;ile Old pap-rs at l» Y.
6-2 0-3 w«
For Sole 1'ietiy l-rcKim lottage.
[lawn, garden, near carline and public .rhoots tlargain Bos C Times.
7-1-lm
F"
■ Iprlcots ready the last
•k, *." ieni- .. i-ioitnj on the
("banning av.- Phone 5»8V
7-l-3t
333
Fpr Rent-- Furnished houi
Waverley. Purnlahsd i ootus fur
rent. 6-18-lm
For Rent — Alta Hair, on ths
third floor of tbs Slmklns building
la available for small meetings st a
rental or |l.;o Der meeting. Kn-
qulre Times office.
For Sale Six hemv 2 roosters
and brood of 13 • hicks sit Ban-
turns Apply Phone l;-" 7-l-3t»
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCHANGES".
For Eirhsnga—House snd lot -
lot r.OxloO. house €-rooma cottage,
bath and toilet with good well In
kitchen. In Merced, for rottage tn
er near Palo Alto./-BoTT?r~^lrne»
Ml
Tyi»ewrltlng Mr* F M Arra-
■trong. *l* llrjsnt. IMT, During
her absence Mrt. N A. Whlltner refers her ps(rons to above addresj.
<-25-3w*
Phone -"..12K —rtencb Home
Laundry, strictly hand work. 3it
Hish street. Palo Alto 6-3-lm
French Dressmaking--Alio strictly
tailored skirts Alterations, remodeling Mm- J Ilruheitn. 33T. High St.
«-12-lm»
lectual
they an
-Itli
Dumb Aniu
if those he knows, till)
»T permanently blinded
or at leam ao sertotisly
for s**eing that thev
i-trii'ghi again.—Our
asked. "John, ain't tt time yon paid me
(bnt *.Vr
"Tsln't due yet." auld John.
"But yon promised lo pay me when
you go( InoW from New York."
"Welt. I ain't been lhar vie"—8t
IjOuIs Itepubllc.
Titiirs* forocwM for i mm :
Fair H to I pnibabty DOolori iloud) (o-
nltfht.
Tenipeewiure j-eMi-r-day. June 3d:
Mavliiium 7_; ntiuliuuiii .VI.
Pieasanton received bi.lv May 2$ lor
sprinkling wajjtis:
IF BUSINESS IS DULL
TRY AN ADVKRT18INO
CAMPAION
IT WOkitS WONDERS
Chsmed Books.
The Hurst known cullit'tlon of chained book* la thai In Hereford (England)
cathedral It Include* about - •»'•> rol-
umeH arranced iu five bookenses. of
which nol Ifm Hi nn I.MIQ are secured
by chains three or four feet long, esch
wltb a swivel In the center.
Th* WdsB of Women.
There are two ftosslble thin--- thst s
woman ran do If a man prupo*-ea to
her, bill (here an* more than _.1»mj.00q
she cau do If be doesn't.-London Tlt-
111 ts
Tnith nnd honesty set a limit to our
efforts iv bl-h luipudetict.'atks&iypocrl«y
easily overleap. Hazfltt ^
The Derby" Brand
.-IWKII MKATS IX <il.ASS—
IN»..«I .lilikco. Pkfclcd launW' T.-nmir. n, . ,-,! Ham, VLana
S.U.JICP. I>rir.l llw-r.
BAXITARV, WHII1.K.S.IMK. IIBIJCIOrS—VOC CAN C.KT TIIKM
AT
The Package Store
E. W. Cooke Proprietor
PHONE 350 K
We - are insistently insistent on the
quality of the goods we purchase, and
particularly particular in our dealings
wilh our patrons. PROVE IT!
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
Masonic Temple Bldg-.
Phones 837 and 83
