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Dispositivo intercomunicador para personas sordociegas.
No full textTrabajo de InvestigaciónEn el presente trabajo de grado se realizó un dispositivo electrónico que tiene un sistema por el cual una persona sordociega puede comunicarse con una persona normal sin que tenga la necesidad de saber el lenguaje Braille ya que el dispositivo puede interpretar la lectura y escritura en ambos sentidos y cuenta con una interfaz gráfica que le sirve a la persona sin discapacidad.PregradoIngeniero ElectrónicoINTRODUCCIÓN
1. ANTECEDENTES Y JUSTIFICACIÓN
2. PLANTEAMIENTO Y FORMULACIÓN DEL PROBLEMA
3. MARCO DE REFERENCIA
4. OBJETIVOS
5. ALCANCES Y LIMITACIONES
6. METODOLOGÍA
7. RECOPILACIÓN DE INFORMACIÓN
8. DISEÑO
9. IMPLEMENTACIÓN
10. PRUEBA DEL DISPOSITIVO
11. ANÁLISIS DE RESULTADOS
12. CONCLUSIONES
13. RECOMENDACIONES Y MEJORAS
BIBLIOGRAFÍA
ANEXO
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DAILY PALO Al.TO TOreS, FRIDAY, NOV. ,2. iqis.
SDailv ZTimcs Editorial pa^c
**■ H KRi.E.Y
IHtONZI-: IIORHRH OF »T. MAfUt'H
\t th.- beginning t>f Hi-- wai be
twei-n Hal-, and Austria the famous
four brome horse- nf st \larkv
Cathedral ■*-***or|t* w eniovotl
from Ihe . if. to tn«ur*- [hei-- ftnfetv
from aviator and -annon No small
pan of the world's hJston ■« . on.
ne. tt-il » llli lhe-M magntJltem l.r.,nre
figures n is -in.l in bt a.iiiosi <er. Loca) Thrower-i Overwhelm San Carefully Organized Campus
tain thai one* -in- ...i..M.-ii Hie tn- joae by Score of Canvass Secures Fund in
iimphni iii.h n| •-.■- ■ ■-•; ahteli 398 to 229 Three Days
PALO ALIO WINS Y. W. G. A. RAISES
HORSESHOE MEET $600 IN CAMPAIGN
the
.-tl
idol
in.l
I'nlo Aiin
• raeahoe ili rower*
The Stanford Y W C A rata.
When »'«n-iant»ne founded 1 «.r.*.i»n- «**t«*-**l "*" M-re
tlnoplr b. i.H.k them -o a.|..in the *<-eter*li»T sfb-raOOl
hipitoiln.fi.. ■■• In. \.-» H...11-.. from ,,{ •*1>* '""■"
wtit-ii'r It..-.
and pln-t-.t
Ttn-i-f the!
lOOk rt,.
umph.-il
ah oil. Ve
**J 'tien
tt Hoth learns were In fine fettl'
,.oaiuon ,'u- ■■>" "'"•1 "*•"•**'" ■•«•*- -be «*la«
Mil 1 ~'.i~ "" l'"' '■*■- " "■**'' fn>"* "r"* •*■ ■■-**1
lit Paris to ■"-la*1' """' represented each iity
1 b in 'In- T''" "■--''',"'" **-*re four :it number.
rum Han Joae Ifinn for the ■ -tirrnit expense* of the
1 oring a total I organisation's work in a rapid-fire
ibe Gnnien CUT'SI campaign runrilng from Monday to
Wednesday of this week
The campaign began on Monday;
91 noon Miss .Mary Flowers waa ■
the leader, and undw her were tool
girl-* an "captains.' each of these
Ldr Kl.e gam*-*. | K\:\* ,n turn, rhoostng aloe girls'
•*ath r»».. to de ' w hoae duty It was each to Interview'
a s-*e*"[fl-*d four others on tbe cam-:
Vining Interviews President Woodrow Wilson
at White House
TI.e San Sinn tK-avera took thi'ir
defeat gaiu-*l* fighting an uphill
throughout The-, were
iml handicapped hj th*. local
wlil.-li demand i*d horset-hitea
for weapon* Insteatl nd raal ijuolta.
J also re.'ul*
rr. feet .-eta
.. ill It. aU ,
dial..
ptm. tt-.il:- enroll! passing the whole
'.ii'i girls, nnd ask them tot a pledge
of |*. or more 01 less, as they were
able to give There was much
enihtsinsni shown during this cam-
pulgn new friendships ware made
of'.n,t
Ides that a good deal of fun
I ml j *>-.-. .-•:■-.■; froiD It In addition
■inn ir, the i*r«<tU*il work accomplished
_, . _ _ . ., June (jno'.i i"in 1. When the return Kvery ii'hjii lunrheo-g was held ln
"-•asses thc Lxecutive Goo< News , ..,..« , , .
._ ,, ,. . , _ lium-lu-a nr.- |,Lined III the near I i he flu li lltiu-..- (or tbf r-oinpalgn-
At'OUt Political Situation , , , .. , .1,,,!
fiiturr ..1 Han Jti-**- Pitl.i .H" nr., nnd repnrta were rendered re
Ihn.wera will i„- .„• tl-i i.t t.n la-Hr.img the progress which waa be-,
..- nml o'tceinsat-1 -uie-. ilt|. made Al 'these lunrhon* aim-
||1ert, .tit. - i-tnb h*s - u.fiii M,-- foil..*, ms -(>**aker- urged the
..f *. ... ih«- leader uf ahlrh Klftf trtl {o ...-tor*. Mis* Mary
\\ ..-Mpiaiti- Pal** Alios tit,]-1 lei .hi t- ihr -tudent aerre j
' 1- * *■ '>ppi-n iuri ft.t the Parlfl'1 t-oael Mlas Con ;
Tin- Ma'chi- 1 ataii.-t- ilitrk unit Ml** Southwlrk
■,. .-•-.]•-n nml 1..111-. 11' 1 i.. ttiiij holli 11I whom ha»e been workinr
■■trpo-ed Ii.m.u. I Men h man li lh«i-J siming U n-.pt-M f ihe Bs \
•!',i ,,.' 11 .- r.Mii in ni' he- Al J IKMUtnn itld III \ T Murray ot I
K \
tw.i m-U
l.e on-,,,
personal
Woodrnt
H'>l|se
idenl
n plat-the .1
th'iiga paign
can..- mton
Milting, INidai
game ■ nr.
■ i. , ap F!-.v..,
tilt*
■■■* ■
r-d the cam !
W.-dnesdat ',
■ 'ti l.lrlni
is
dUC to Mar'
ae dlrwa-tlon and
whole cainpnlgi.
rid was ii
Inin*- ha
1** Ita'e-. ,
M-kleli**.
i.ghe
isltloli *
■!:iiltagetli'*l|1 the
•... ■ a cried ihrouali snd to who*.
f 1 .-.nf nt in Hue-*, 1 r- and fn courage
m.-nl atit'inc the *-i*.- 'he surrSaii
waa angel) due
Th* 1-11 -siii-,:!!*. imori her wer-
j am Itdlow n Itafena Men. h Rutl
, H*.Nika Hiliiifrad "won* Klorvnei
■ Kit (im 1 Klirnbelh Mavitard fieorgln
llitfriL.-- Viitt.. Mar. ::- Mildred
. '"tlff-ird lielie* it,. Srhel IttW k :.li-l
iln
Hj
I--at
while wmshedl
■1 Tin- fouHUl |'
fli.all-
Notice to Ptopcttv Owners
MCJtm* Is l.e.t-l.i given
er*. nf pwnpert) upon *
and avenue* rt> tie impro
rt*c--)niriiendjillon of th-*
Puhlli Works that thev
privllfgc of entering Into pr.,ale rlnb ronapleAvl
tontrnt-i tor the construction of con- nnd Kaltnrttiwi
l. it..- lm** aii.p-.ign r <»•-
. Mie| whlrh -sil| .-.I-- lie helri mi '.'e
how*!""*'"''"" ■■ *-''■"■ i« » flan f"t lha
,, .,u,| jfillnre i" have .. union lietwe-nn 'be
h c--uiif ■•.- and ihs v »"
hert.1i> Hie l*o Uiav wo'k t.t-
igeiher and -'"J* Kain more afli'l'ii' '
,*-'. Sw..m and! «-*■ l-,'rw* «•«•« lhe pr-.nt
■rgmg ■!!<-< eat*.-1 ■ W ' ** g**nerw; secretary on lb"
ul ' 1 mi riie 'a**' 1 "tittiat alsol ''*,*-l,u" leavt*a after this jm: and
..•nt to San i,.»r il id The nnaljth*' *-»'»*•"■ «-rs endeavoring tn de-
i*i>t*e ahiiwi-ii It-iiei hanging uit *.■]--ai-wlnn who shall take the place
all o«n- i.i.mia nn.l Mo.liar v i totaling ssj-shieh by her work and Influence
atreet- K train a srure «H i ; nnd Wheeler* j ""•'*' hn" -••**■• W-t* »n inuKirtatit
il under j| making 'J fartor m tha college
Hoard ot Outtlaiw san J ■ >•*-.. **-» ->• «►-»•*-•>■-»•*■->-»->->-> ♦-»-*-»»# em* *■*•
have lhe sbHlb 1* and M-H'U«D of the local poUnck and McOandle-ss showed
..,■.:•■■»' Suo-s
in the third *et
t rule curbs provided thev enter mio m-oring « |»tat .>( ]0T to Ran loael
*-uc.h (-t)nirn<-i now The work, how- I* Palo Alio won all uf the five
ever, muat be t-ompleted hefora thu gaim-s ;■;.', *• 1 1 1 ii
actual iiaaitage of the Resolution of , t . ■ T
Emteniion on Hecember 13 191*. Th* fourth and final raatrh found
KHANK KASSON City Clerk Palo Alto agata in M** ascendant.
11 10 :t *.dvt winning It) s total of 101 to «6
and v..1 "„•■.''.
great lorm and the r'ultBer-Iaat
shaw conibinattun were unable 1*0
bring home tht* l.a.-nti. wlcnlng hul
two out of the flvs games. Palo
0 a&dJAMo lost the tlrst nnd last content.
17-1.3 and l»-21 but mors than
made up for it In tie other thrae.
emerging vlctor'oua bv the counts
of ti-:. :: . and M-ll
The Ernest Wilson
Company makers
of Co-ed Chocolates
COCOA
DOOR MATS
A full stock of all sizes at
prices ranging from 75c each
to 2.50 each, according to
size and quality :-
a s e a
AT THE
Palo Alto Furniture Co. Inc.
Phone 12
222 University Ave.
P. L SEAMANS
Pioneer Jeweler
.innounrea lhat he has secured
Uie servtrea of
DR. J. H. S0HN
a graduate optometrist w'.ib
an ' experience of over twenty
yaars H» comae to m« with
ths highest recommendation*
from the California Optical
Company, so that 1 can assure
you of an absolute correction
In every caae submitted.
Telephone 490X
10,VI(l 7 Cnlvt-rslly AvenBO-
No More Blue Mondays
L*t us do your washing. Wa
vtll call for your clotaas and
return tbem to you within 24
hours. We wash anything—*■-
pounds for E>0c
Our plant Is equipped wltb
new mangle and dry home
Hotel aad restaurant work a
specialty.
Sen J for our price lists aad
give ns a trial. EUtlafactloa
guaranteed.
PALO ALTO WET:WASB^ND
ROUGH DIY LAUNDRY
aU£ High St. I*ti"ue F. A. 70
l'KTi:U 1VKIWON. Manager.
THE HAYS TREE 0-
will call on you. Hold your order
tor Xmas Trees, Toyon Berries,
& Huckleberrey Greens— Stock
on display at 527 High Street
after December 16.
Phone 364 K.
DICY A. BAUOH
Notary Public
257 Univeraity Ave.
Hotel Larkin
PALO ALTO
Kl-KOPEAN PLA*.
Do You Need
A Carpenter?
If you have any carpenter
• orl t» >*• done call upon ms
io d« U for vou 1 hate von-
HSt'ted ft"- iwent*.-flv« -.ears,
and '■>' ti.e nasi eight ysirs 1
h*>* dune Ji.iu nt>man's work.
ao I know nan angle of the
• rade Wi'i «o new work or
retialiiiiK oi will suWrtntand
• or* " -le.iied
Uh« ma a call st my reel
deo-*e ■ . ■ 'a Jer*ev dale*.
or phone "SOf'X
C. EM-ONQANECKER
IN IJSSK TRAM TWO
HTXITKS
a/ter you have taste*', *ome 0f
our Dread Roll, or rmkea jon
won't feel like . ■ ■ ^ vo-ur
Ume over , hot ...rn tn, n,orf,
Our Bread i» so :-j-h- „, pm*.
a table, so just right a* to t-r««t.
that even th- beat ->f t,ome
bakem prefer u ttr in9ll 9wtL
Try a loaf a-,,| -o.- *h f(H. »,
tl.-ll-.rrr.!
lI"Kit—lli-u!
Liu Pit-.
Minn- Jtiul I
veey .1 ii
'un-41-
Mlnee
I-IIFF-KK !Ye».li r.-i-l.-tl nn.l ,;i,,:,,„| !.. f„r ,j„. tlMmrl T>y
ii punted t.itay. ii m.Ii pie****- from. KKKK lihl.l\'Klt\
Frank J. Miller Co.
Delicatessen Bakery Catering Groceries
Phone 5 I 6K 203-205 University Ave
0004
No full textDAILY 1'AJ.O AI.TCi TIMES, WKIiN'KSDAY. NOV. u. ipi.y
FACE FIVB
VARSITY THEATRE
Tonight-- Photoplays Only
"THE STROKE OF THE PHOEBUS EIGHT"
T-tkcit on ih,- K-.r-t Tha
ID t*BC-aa<1
"PATHE WEEKLY NO. 53."
Vssrj lDle-mittn; COITeatit new n |<it Itir* lorm
■THE INFLUENCE OF THE UNKNOWN"
Thl* ..n*---. ar, old familiar gr.-i.n-: ... .. ..'.■:: tbLereatti
and I* -111 that Cull Id tn? rli-aire*'!
BUNNY FOR THE CAUSE"
John nunti* -,->-* Rsasa Tarplei in - -u*TraK,-tr.
ItlC til W nail 1IIK.
Admission lOc Luge feee-.fi.is 20c
j J. C. Arnnti wrricfi Are lusurance
I Call him ui> al *.90L. t-iS-lffl
FOR SALE
l,..t in excellent residence, section
at bargain price —1600. | R. g. Jessretl m Mullein Diil.dln**,.
(H-116 High Street, tinning ani
Choice ranch lu alfalfa ready t-
cut next spuing: close to iuiiod; !
Idenly of water. Easy ten:,:..
C. L. PLACE.
Phone 855
BRIEFS
i-ooai. Aiii'rarr*j*at"c"*rTB.
Mrs
dallat.
letitier. tnoctnc n*>*--dit sp©-
2ZG t'nir. ave Phone 634
n-.i-* clean workmanship appeal t-.
TOUT I. II. Ilrosrn doos tlntlni
ami Ic-avoa vejiir woodwork clean
I'hone I0SX.
Auto tO an- [.art ot ekjr; fare 2i>e.
Special rates, shopping or calling
Three machines In servlco. Vandtr
ronrtf', fiSS Alma at. I'hone 11
MA-lm
plu IE !*..:: J. n.Glle> 2S1
G. II. MarMeekln. piano tuner and
repairer. Leate orders at Penaeba-
kr-r't. S73 t.nlveralty. Phone «SK,
10-:-lm»
SPIREI-LA .!>:..■*. watt's, women
and children. 13.50 up. Mra- E. M.
[Davit*. 333 W»verley. Pbooa .',201..
10-6-«ru
a a a
' Hot bread and rolls every after-
■ooa at 4. Oak Dakarr, 210 Unl*r.a*
I General Auto Uv**ry. City and
; |2 " 0 per hour. Clrcla
■ opposite S. ***. depot. Phone P A. IS
Civil engineer scanted to surrey
j desert land A big money-making
j praprraltlika Address W Time** offirv
IO-30-Iw
Splr**i in corset a. M rn. M arah n 11
| It lark. lejirese-matlv-.. Phone Tt.",.
■*<•-: ".Viverlej. ..treet
Mn.. It. S. Wood expects to I**.*
In n few day* fur Seattle
i.n i I. t*,-halrr will leave em
Lark Iser l>i* \n *.<•!<■■ lomor-
W \ Shaw of Sni Francisco and
William Hoffman of Oakland ar. j
reg.t-red at the Hotel Ijirkln.
M!r a Rtlth Ahiaaede. Stantor.l ,
17. left yststerdajr lor her hoir.e Id '
lata* An-;,-.***.
a a a
Capta-ta and Mra P W Thon-p- j
aon entriialned a I an informal
bridge al Ihttlr home on ttamonn
•treet Monday evening
I»r nnil Mra i. K Iahl1ll|a* enter-
tallied at rt dti*n**r .1 -nee- Inst even-
Ine nl their home op Hamilton airline tn .1 until! ,-t ,f :hcir Mends.
Th* McKlnle> Corp* sewing ilrele.
a III meet a lib Mra, O'llalr at the j
hotne- of Mm, IV P. I.niinten on Haw.
itiorne a.cnue Krlda* Afternoon at I
2 o'clock. -'* ij
Horn. In Chlco, Cat . November 10.
191". 10 Mr and Mm Stansmore D.
SIM em. a daughter. Marbnra Ilop-
klna Siller*.
Charlets It IVirlck. secretary of
the California railroad cotniulsalon.
•till addre-s thr Mens Club at the
Congregational Church next Monday
evening. AH men are Invited.
■ a a
Coloney I) A. Smith was a rllilor
In Pnto Attei Saturday, having attended the football gama as the
guVft of Captain and Mrs. Anthony.
Boys' Furnishings
The wants of the boys always demand attention. The
clothing want Is one we can easily satisfy with the
kind of clothit*/jjViat wears and looks *-\ell.
Knee Pants Suits
Winter weights. Two pair of pants
with some suits. 4.00 up.
Cut I...... flora, -eat-., ana Onto** lUf-MOrn innitlo, nr. now
Plant, of all klnrla al l.aa I-aima. An Rata in I'.i'i Alio at the V.ralt}
.--.nhoo.M. fbon. 17*. s-U-t Chranil... Slio|>. in-IT-tf
Cadet Hose all weights 25c a pair
Sweater GoatS we have them tor youngsters
as well as the grown ups.
Heavier Underwear the cold weather demands this change for the bays as well as adults.
Our Tailor makes all the alterations free
IK-baling tritJiu. are being held
Cbb ar*-k at the high Kbbol for rep-
ie.i-.e-i,lalive- or the high school at
the Campbell debate on t>ere*iil>er
IStta
The aecond nlumnl-palo Alto
High School game will be ]..ayed on!
Ihe Stanford turf tomorrow tller-
ncicin tit l o'clock
Who Said Dolls?
Who mid dollar Hnv*. ymi apen
the ladl in all tier inrlrts* Do Jrotlj
know th*- re<a| nrtlcle In .lolls when'
Site |a dulled in," If }..-] are :m
Mtpaft son sa-1l| afijirvrtKtt! thr cs
lilblt at the Catholic Indies' bazar
Youths' Clothing:
Wc know how critical young folks are about their clothes. They
know what thev want and so do we. Let us prove it.
Lone; Pants Suits
Nobby—Stylish—Serviceable—Neat. What more can you ask?
Prices range from 25.00.
In ibe li
ning
If
i'alo Alto Paint Co. Papering, j
,.,'ntlng and tinting. Paints, oils.:
gltU and varnishes. Phone 4601.
Jum arrived, n "hlpmcnt of de-
llcle.iia Orange* llhea-oni e at.d> at the
Varsity Chocotiilc Slioj. ll-l«If
not proficient m this nclence*. come
along and Improve v.uir education
Rraldea dcilla (here- -*rt* otliet
llilnga too. Iitdleve m«.
Stein Bloch and Benjamin
Suit, and < vcrcoats for the men. 59 years of leadership In American cloth-
ill's.' manufacture shows that STEIN BLOCH clothing is the best.
Christy, Rhodes & Co. -
PHONE 200
asssaaasasiaeeraraaaieaasa
&z.^z!z£f,. ^fzzi&s!' • VJ JGr ' I\ Cr atV Lr I
FOR THANKSGIVING
A man may be just as thankful in his old clothes
as in his new ones, but he doesn't look it.
LET US SERVE Y01
This season by sending your correct measure and
choice of woolens for an Autumn Suit to
Ed. V. Price & Co. Chicago's Largest Merchant Tailors
We carry a complete linevof Ready-To-Wear Overcoats, all
the newest styles and materials. Prices from 32.50
■
Wideman & Son
Tailors
Phone 742L
234 Univ. Ave.
Haberdashers
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SOLD
25 Hopkins Lots Since September 1st.
You ought at least to look them over!!
400 Near Bryant and Hawthorne, 60x1 50
560 Middlefield Road, 102 feet frontage, Paved Street etc.
450 Kellogg, comer Byron in beautiful block 100
A Small Cash Payment and Easy Installments
THE UNIVERSITY REALTY COMPANY
Palo Alto.
San Francisco.
J
Palo Alto Market
Lauridaon A Son m clt son.
Our Meats Are the Beat.
Ot R TRICKS ARK Ult.HT.
FRESH FISH EVERY
FRIDAY
Government Inspected Refrigerated Meats at the
Stanford Meat Co.
366 University Avenue.
iiemcaciks, poti/TRV.
PHONE 67.
Tax[-*ayer Replies
■ r I'alo Mto Time* t
..I pn.ud of the m,,n;. *..
tiff Arthur II Ij.iibIoi.1
Iriiii'in r.t hln llvii,
-Ithln ifinin
■Ht.s 1-
' fulfil Hill!
id iifllHal dun.
I fair drabi
tiou/it.ir run
■ad and shot
rckir.K man
e-ransr and
1 of pFttmlsi
I'tirinf! nil
in*; ri--hi 1
for ed fall
. !„!..! .Ir
llfS- -ilifllillii'
Ill-Ill.
Ihri
Hit"
I tmv
Where Do You Spend
:-: Sunday? :-:
Get the Street Car Habit!
Lfather'a advlee U
including fidelity
■ hl|i. and al sll t
etl my-elf a* a nil
-urn manner tha
rom** lo me or |*
In nit* ' nhonp] 1,
r-iir-'i m* i men
-.heriiT in
■ otjli) not'
. i.n.m-IH honor *n.
ml- people of Sant.
ui intelligent-*- teiti
indeed fnrttinale ll
iii-in in Ihe ..mir in
tr..HKl>
■.-fully v
I'AlaO A-I'.TO TAXI'AVBII
St. Ign .I"-- ,\|umnl
if I'Kll
Aim nnd parlli alaul*
our >imiiik men
itlbllHtep before
Make ihem feel
[Kirt -.tirh a man
[I Mr t.anf-fon| ■
a banqual b>
I tlUS I'nlvrrsM) Ii
Hotel Kl Fram'l
j No.vemhei nub
iluninl "f SI Iltn
t.i br- riven at tl
In Sun r*an<
The Peninsular Way Is The Best
TO OOMGBGSB KI-RIM.H
TO AI-I'M ROCK
IH11M PALO ALTO
1'KnM PALO AI.TO
Cars leave ? 31 a tn .
a. m . 11:51 a at.. last
from ("on*: rest. Spring!
•alt. Alio leaves at 6:20 p
10
car
for
m.
Half-hourly service from
San Jose to Alum Rock Park.
Cars lea-re Palo Alto for Sao
Joia aU?i40 a. m . C a. tn..
10 a. m.
No rhai-ge on this ear
A deltj-tiiful trip along
the
Roond trip fn>nt Palo Alto
CO Haa Jomm ,m>. . Hmn Jose to
f.-.thill*. Iti.unil trip OOe.
Alti.u Rock I'ark 10c each way
Ih
;in<-*aslng por
on lth »lorm
. »1lh m;
nd
itoiMi-TRip ti(*kktk soi.n only at company*** office
AT THE SOtTHBBN PACIFIC DEPOT.
THE PENINSULAR
RAILWAY
and hie -ollrllude folio Jail. I- a glimpse "f hll grnlle
humanity as well nn tin* physical
vigor and fenrlea- determination
rpijul-ltf in the person of the iiher-
Iff of San tu Clara county
I bailee*. Mr Editor a. stated by
Mr I.angford In his communication
to j-our paper. *•*• per rent of rood
•beiiffs would be re-elected men II
not for persons! grievance*, a de-
flrr for revenge, and the lurr for
i.n..'. combined with prople whose
veracity and honor ran he safely
quratloned.
Mr. I^ngford seem- lo havf read
well the book of human nature.
therefore he baa too much bre-dth
for bitterness agaln-t those who as-
>all him Though -well acquainted
wllh prejudice that lead* connclenre-
le»« people to Injure him. he Is ever
ready to excuse the paaalOB of the
mind, and applauds nnd neen only
the beautiful In humanity My
friends and nf-'.ghborn of Palo .\lto,
let us honor him and onrselve*. bv
doing all In our power In re-electing thla faithful, capable public per-
vanl.
I.i-t us with klndnes* care** and
better guide the warped, unfortunate m)odn that have assailed
up- :
dwitjajrUnd'a Prssidsn*.
bl*, There la on* highly civilized country
ml-; In which noi one person In four could
md ! Si*"*" thrlr ruler's ;..■.;.■.<.-. That country
.rrIaln Is Switzerland On* reason why the
. 'I prnsMcnl ti sinur-l nnknown elf lief hy
_,_ j i.*m* or by sight Is that lit* la not a
public flRTtrc nt ail- lie baa do prlvi
It-got ns president find no official uul
ronn— tint avail of the nrrny Swlmrr
land baa a frenh president every yenr
fie has no pemonnl ntithi'rlty as pre*1
dent and I- practically oDly Ihe ipeak
er of P-vltrerland's umts-oimlng little
parllamenl It la recorded tbat at a
meeting of Swiss busloesa men no one
could recall tbe nsme of tht president
Tbe waiter wai asked. He bappeni*d
to know. Iiecause thi* president wa«
his uncle-Philadelphia Times
Trsubls Absad
"That speech yoo made piaclna* B»
In nomlnatloD was a splendid state-
mrnt of the case." said lha grateful
candidate.
-Tea," replied ths old campal**ner.
**It waa a On* statement- But we're
roiiac to have a dickens of a uni pro*
laflt"- Washington Star
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES,FRII,AY. IHiCEMDKR g. l,)io.
YOU WANT IT
Best .in the World.
MJB
why?
TREE TEA
Ask Your Grocer.
Three Presidents are
Chosen by Students
Mi-.il*-, MILTON AM) MILL!
BKOOMi: KXSX'ITIVKS OF
-i ui "I'M i-onn.-j. .
H C. Nelson, of lialds Laajll
was lost evrnlne elected presld«*nt of
•the Burl tin Club, which l» comjioscd
of the Stanford ntrn who live lu the
men's dormitory. Nelson Is a Ktsn-
fin-sl itraduBlc of th« law de|iart-
rnciu and Is a Phi Beta Kappa, an
or (an I tat I on made up of men ami
women who have obtained tl urine
the four years of college certain
standards of scholarship.
* The house Tomnilttro which was
Slerled oonslsl-i ot A. W. P.-alte.
J. E. Wool**-* and ('. C Aryabrltc
F. II. llllion. of San Mego, In the
law depart mt-IK. VIS last IilKht
also elected president of the Nr***-
torta IJ-tiailtic Sod-My. Hilton b
a member of Delta Obi and a winner of thf annunl Itonnhflm <ll*<
oertatlon thla year. R. E. flaclMi
*■*• elected vtcr-presldenl. A. C
llradford was elected secretary, and
M, It. Henshaw troasorer.
* It. J. Miller, of Hanford. WU
e!«*t--d prcsld-nt nf the English
i m% Mn ll»* I* a member of En-
Nestorl.
hi Alp!
De
rsltj
De-
hstinft Sorlctv and th«* *tatf of th"
B-tjuoIa. The olber ofllcer* elecled
were L. M Itnblnson. vlcc-jiri'sl-li-iit;
Miss P. Williams. p«*reiary; P. M.
Osllvy. treasurer and faculty r«*pr<
i-nuilvr; Professor L. E Basset of
Ibe English' department.
Veteran Baseball
Players to Return
KTANHHtlt TKt*.l MAV BE
LARGBLV Mini: if <»P KJC-
PEB1KNCBD MEN.
"* Six ol Isat atmaana varsity bs*****
bsll learn Will Mr hark j( -itanfnrd
■ n--v( semesti r io lorm lh* Dttclttu
ot las- :-;ne (or th- yesr r<JI: Nol
onl*. th^sc men srlll be OUl for the
tram., '-ul Severn! m*n I am year In-
eiljciMi- win (hit- rc-wiii in seen on
-the .'Amnn-J. (Ms* i cdiuldrrabte
'amour* of, - «»d-i**B ms'»
nutjf l-e dci.-loped inio mi-;':- V ■'■■
era.
Ot lh« \ar*li>* veterans who will,
*■*■ on tbe-s-fhsd are: Obear. enter
fl-ltl: ChUds, left field; Balf.-flrsi
hii'-". f;i!fllhiti. pKi-her. and Gr-nonft
(captain l»l"*) catcher, 'It-nonx is
not in coltesf. now. but has.slcnlflM
ht* intent Isn of aealtt r«-*tl*i.-iln*j In
• ' Janunry* Csnierb'iir.v of the 1U0S
va^slt1' may also hi' hack' Tor thi*
sprtns **-m**T,trf-
■ ir the can tta *-"<*«• inellflWe
Wanted
GfMAB a\SSB*T8 OVER
♦27,000.000,0-6.
Single man or man- and wife to T
i* on "G-acr* farm close to Palo X
THK SOKTH BRITISH * MERCAX- ■** ■*■*-■• *~1pe Opportunity for chicken d>
btislll. ■ ' Kent I per in.mill. \\
TILKFIRE INSl'RAXCE CO.
University Really Co. rr"
Achats.
William Crmaston, I'resldcnu. i\J%
130 I'nlvrrsliy Ave. Phone S07
Neat and attractive hit ui alow on ♦
Byron atrwt betwex-n Melville and T
KeH-.im avenues, lot ' ,*,H2. Price T
ussy (erms.
City OrdinawTe
V. HARRIER;|
10.1 Uolverslty Avenue.
New/Merchandise j.
Constantly Arriving
t'uuitty I.-i Inili-nl Hrbool. ♦
There wlll be a nice tint of the **
various school master* of Saui.i
Continued from |is..e T\i {Clara county. California, with olh-;,
tain the proposed Amendments lo -„, on Saturday. December 17lh, at **j
the Cbsrter to*-«tbc-r with tbeY«r-|c,, Xora)4, iMl ,. , p m ' ,or ^J
tlon ot tbe Charter Amended, and! ]
i .-A.^t,.t,.s JitK i Pwpose *-* discussing the adv'ssbll-
ibc Additional Amendments ■ ulth]
Instructlofas to votm vptlni at Juld,'-*- ■>• orsanlslnn a Santa Clara».
--lecilon. Ssl-4 sample ballets, to-; counly lechnlcal school: also to*
-tether with IflstfucthWS shall be discuss ways and means ut dolus so.
msusd to each elector at least 0s»|--■•*#> Hlchards and others will be ,
daw liefore tho day ot election. | Hresent (« discuss (he mailer. Bu-,
The above and foregoing Ordl-t perlntendcni I>. T. Itnlemsn Is call-
nance was duly'passed by. tbe Couo-M1"* «e meeting.
il on tbe "1st day of November.
1S10. by tbe following vote:
A**r**ti--(*ongdon. Hettinger-, Hon-
rr*rTyde-, Jordan, La Petre, Mllfls.
Spencer. Tholls. L'tniftreys. Vail.
Wilson. Wing.
NOES—None.
ABSENT—Downing, ".tosher.
The above Ordinance ts hereby
approved by me tbls 2**d day of No-
ember. 1910.
CHAS. H. wiNn, Moyor.
Attest:
FRANK KASSON. City Clerk.
I hereby certify that tbe above
and foregoing Ordinance waa duly
passed as directed.
FRANK KASSON.
City Clerk,
ll-33-20t . .
Palo Alto Boy
Chosen by Students
J. II. THIIItlllN OK III!**- mi. |<t
PLKtTEII Til KXEtTTlVE
tllMMITTICK AT STAXPOIlll.
Yesterday at (b>- student hod
election at Stanford L. L. Hilt wa
elected editor of the Dally I'alo Alto
and J. E. Doolly Junior r<ji:. k.-ii'.i
live on Ihe eiecutlve rommlltee.
and J. H. Thoburu sopHomore r*tv
reju-ntatlve on the esccutlvn com*
iiiltl-i*.
Tboburn Is of Palo Alio and was
one of tbo star players on (h Stanford Vanity KUghy U-aiii thf* fall,
Card nf Ttiank*.
We. the undersigned. »l»h to «•
press our heartfelt lhanks uTtTic
many frlemln who irers *o kind _ tn
* during the afekr..-*.* and loss of
nr beloved daughter and sister.
MIL und MRS. 1IARVEV HARRIS
MASTER RAYMON HARRIS.
12-9-2t"
Flubs—Who originated tbe Idea ,
i(mt ilif- -lottgest way round waa the'd
sbori^st *ay"hi?me?
PROFESSIONAL
NORMAN r. MALCOLM :
ATTORNKV AT LAW J
XQTAHV PI'BIJC
First NatlonslTtank building, '
Pain Alto. Offlae phone 125K; i
residence phone 5ISK. t-
H. C. PHELPS
OSTWIPATH (*
IUrlrriolog|-.t and Ha. Bt. MfhdK, '
Palo Alto -■:■■• "-I Mariposa bldg. •
;01 I'nlvrrsliy ave. Phone 473. -
Hours C.-.10 to !>:no.
San l*ranclsco OlBc^ %*»&-31 Whit* ■
ury bldg.. 133 Geary st. Phone <
Sutter 114. Hours S to 4. ■
(lirmlial analyst* of urine, gas- i
trie fluid-., water and milk. .
dr. thomas p. hammond
iu;viisi ■
(Successor to Dr. Mclntyre.) J
Hours 9 to 13 a. m. aad -
1 to & p. ro. Ledyard building. !
Telephone 4SIK.
Offlee hours 11 to 12 and 1:30 -o
1:30. Home address 1014 Uryaat St.:
J. O.'VARIAN
>LUSEl'R
Madlson*TbolU Building, Palo Alto
Offlc* phone i.31V.
Residence phone CSL.
EDUCATIONAL
Un- heart Is only nut'l.'
torn for the brief en' tin
bum smile hi made to I
<f« good cheer'all tbe <
1
i.f
' flr
Th
.- mi* la*t season, but
* numb-r nf 'In- |>rv1lmlnarl*.-s
hfiwH tilni-.-lf in be a pitcher
•frim-Jrrat-1-- worth, I Henshaw.
inclfgiblr- la*i -prlng*; appears
ive ti 'good i/iance for winning
8" lo haM-bull ihls college year.
J. Paul Miller
Violinist and Teacher.
Music furnished for all occasional-]
—dances, tftsnera, private parties,
-tc. Violin and piano or full orchestra.
■il.( Emerson Si. Telephone 100.'
SHAMPOOING
; SHAMPOOING, Manicuring. Scalpj'
( Tbeatment tm!t Facial Msssage.jS
' Complnlon .Packs a specialty. All **
I kinds of hair ■-■■' >: given prompt at- '
', ten tlon. - Mrs. C, Malcolm Wsde.j'
\ room No. 1, Msdlsos-Tbolts block. .^
! Phone IIDC.
"... ■**«--#■-
(UH SHIRT fltOXF.ItS
ar* . »:■■ ;i*. Tbey know by <
• ni" Jum how to glvethn proper fln-i
i!>h and sllffnpss to th-* bo.bm. <ul-
l.,r.
■ad .
■Bi.
Miss Beth Randall
i . ■" IIAIR SPECIALIST
. (Student'Dr. E. E. McLean.) -
1". i ■ 3421*.
LIB Flown*-*- Si.
STANFORD FRENCH LAINDRY 777,7
GOOD
: The Finest and Largest Assort- • : vij arv _«-\ i\
" ment of : : Tf U U li
j . Ladies Hand Bags . |;j
Ev.r In P-fl', .Alto is now at Jj.j WOKKbLL S *,
j W. T. McKINNEY'S |
S HARNESS SHOP
• --.-..*
: 171 Uhlversity Avenue
■:
Freight Uepot
..,,,..n,i,,u,,,iii
Many New Lines of Goods have been added for our 1 i - ,]„> > ^
Trade. You will find a new, fresh, clean and attractive line of J
day Kovcltic*. in useful and much-wanted articles. Our Stuck is'
lar-jcr than any previous season. Our offerings have been carefully
selected. Sec its for your every want in Dry floods, Panty Goods
and Reads-to-\\'car. bur lines arc tile besl obtainable, and from
the best and must reliable manufacturers and distributors of up-to-
date merchandise.
vVOOL CHILLIES
A beautiful showing oi Imported, All-Wool French Challies,
direct from the manufacturer; a saving of at least fifteen per cent
over what others will charge you for a similar line of goods. New
patterns, new shades, latcM designs and colorings, suitable for
street wear, afterdoon and reception gowns. A fine assortment
just arrived. l.» make your selection from. Prices, 65c per.yard.
A cheaper -;r.'i,h- at 45c iiiul 50c yard.
Imported Wool Wastings
Just arrived, a pretty line of plaidl,, stripes, in Wool
Batiste. A iinc weight for shirt waists, at 45c, 50c, 60c, 75c, 85c
and S1.00 yard.
FURS, LADIES'FURS
We are showing a very fine line of Ladies' Furs in Collars
and N'cck l'ieccs in sets, or single pieces of White Lamb, Blue
Coney, Isabella Fox, Brown Coney, Musk-rat, Water Mink, Japanese Mink. Black and Grey Fox, Opossunn Imitation Lynx. Neck
l'ieccs and Collars, at 6.00, 7.50, 8.50,
10.00 !„ 1.50. S2.00, 3.00, 4.50', 3.50, 4.50, 6.00, 7.50 to 1.00—Special. A high grade, Hcath-
erbloom Petticoat, worth 1.00 each.
Sec Ramona street windows.' Special. 1.75, 2.25, 3.25 and $3.50 pair.
'i McCall's .Magazine Pattern-,.-md monthly publications now
ready for December. Subscribe now for McCall's Magazine for
next* rear and secure one of the best magazines published in
America today. Over a million read every month by stylish women all over this land. Only 50c a year, and a free pattern.
JtlendenhallfGu
PALO ALTO
THE STOKE FkOM WHERE DISAPPOINTMENT
NEVER COMES.
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PALO ALTO. CAL.
TlllIHell'AY, fKllltt'UlY 1*. iwii.
r-ITTHOaiST:
... ii. tr. tier ■'■ .rl llul, c.l-r;» l.tii
, -- -It . i.r.. ar,- |n|p)i^ ..,,, „,
■ ' '■' " •"' '' ■" ' l'' ■"'" litll.t- li.ati '
Herit.ll.*' or, "f.mnnuel,"
.'* while "I'alo Alto" ie
v. Isi Jul. lammt- at
aid lie wo* very glad Uiat
table had route mil ami
l'ark to tot torrger -Ute
|to .murr-ralnm of llm 1Mb. Alto
Cinir.b. 1
Tbe anldm nf :i..-.-*ptr*i;.<. •arwd,
tLr ii.vl.ru* riy.ira.-I until Ito .June
is'.ccl.n.-. -•**•» org..-si.-i',i-.ii will fa-
E
EALES
iTAI
1
,v m
•*I*__-El
IPaloAltoHotel
:,- loutottoWunura .d ,-,,.,, *.
T->rt lo -__ltO. C-tral-
i* il.niri.hing Beitb-ne M tl.,. new tiu>-
Al-p.iJ.tbbnew (luir.b is rSgato
Unl un !■ r ll.e atfiftnaol tie- ITvwbvter-
iaii.I. ti-.mnijfi.il. .-.nl its chief support
w \1
MAP\TTI
I A\T
j miis. o. aiiHS. aaoBHiKTorr.
1*.
Held
Iter. Mi
1
HrW
Otoir Itefa-ar
aapSswIty at J*!*},
Chrfaiton l.n.l.
olKceof Mon-ie .
.toyeAe-nirts.::-'
HUW T1WU TABLE.
train* hi-n-lofarr mat
j was llm fact. tie.
UNION SjUNOAV XCHOTrU
• Widnd-;
iclim, which have wallet
.n.-rsf at Mcnb..wi!l
,. I'alo All... jit-ad
Everything New,
THE SCHOOL yUKSTIOH,
'j- Hu tin-new Urn
II:. , mi.'....- ..f I
"Menb. l'ark;' s>
"d." Whatov.r
cipher.
I ra! Iron
' 1 ■!•• by Ifa-
ncan in tbr
■ interpreted
liberal and advanceddumb, w
tin*-*. The large uitcnitom'i'
juicttlfig«n;l.tliiJ.v.itiy im f-i...-;h."«*i
_«ir_g^ ALTO Property A Specialty.! htt\H Uie and 1'olitf .VatUrs.
da u—fut ami .iron,* .hint*.
TTiL- Truttivs will jit-mittl iiiintt-listf ly
of.Th
I miw nm J_rk i.ttpfa wa* rather apnik-d when
NR Is—fan I ttoy db-ovcrrtl ami cilbd attention to
New e>*.l)t', tlrf ,, , ,;...-; lh* IBIBlt ;.ss--i -i j -„.,.! ...
tr.nd that J tronl ol the name "Fato Alto." Ihtller-
. l'ark nml! Held of I'iiir Oaks said Hint II) tbe hiller
.l»rv. The: rn**, it meant "deadhead."
tfaiwn that •'llbwgoodan't pl.-asant a-lbliig It b
t in a faw tw- twvtbren tod.rll Ingt-ltor inonily."
[ften-nor fai 1| ,. imj-rtant to ml. I tlmt Mr. John
libit IdjT. Ik.)lebnsnul >et to-cn In-anl Iron.
> be
. THE ONLY KICKER.
F. W. Warr
rl far Feb. 11j
uml.r (In-law.
Vu .1
.-ov.n-1 tbr.
uj-
nu oltlclnt eurv.
by
ll.e I'oimly
nil
trior dial Ifa* .1
< fr-.tii tin.
top
•d lie ||s_-*__l
d fan-*- a,-
drjau at Fato Al
obj
U llCterr*!'
St pis'. IWU Bill. -
Htd
•!^t t*r>urt.t
lb
point au.1 wilbii
Hie1
fll.U.*1..U|,.
na
we liaVe suiiie ft!
clul
T.li |p«lHyu|
B.t-a ol Ave nml
ri.-venlrtwji4S.ni.
Tii
wat. very nhu
ded
.ovcryro'urn
en
to eunatftion w
•hr-*
■ta.a Un o
tb
scl-Ool |..iw of 1'
I f..r
i*, wlii'li ret
Hi
If grade ■*"***"* »l Wt-I wtll leave It.
i (.uml to-r,tii: 1-sW. and .ill *r
inn tbuJAItoall-r'tiristi..ltd 15*1
in wbicb Im.-leto!
t "J ;".',* wilt mn
I., r. y"i» I?-**".,
AHp'i at lid*.
_le-<
b rmlited with being
l-ulu l'ark ltol.*t naiim-1 man in Fain Alto.
11 furmi-rly, i" tberelon- strange Uml fa- ahnnl.l to
D>-;_i; jli-ii the only rc«lfl.-n', who, nj. to .fate, has
(.Sin fran- toi'U faun! to rub. any objections to tla
rr minute* new lime Libit-, OVVT which every 00e
irrat l*ato eto* to rajtoatog. lliast-raeouf. how--;*. • j_, ■■,
. lottnerly; j U *•** U ».nf*—-d, -ure wcigbly. Mr.. Hw,„
. .mn■ tfa- -■ni.- at BumrUdngu,
It w.ll to
45 CROCKER BUILDING,
SAN FRANCISCO.
um Hold and Ibe I it,-. -1 n
i*I t'.(uip--nl Hoslelry
' 111 I'alo Alto.
Ibe bl,
Ullldilllr. T.li- pfatin
iliufulj faxu
nl ii-*.n.*lh«
conlr-mt already ei-
■itdy, tof.w-e thb bout-of Ibe filler, tlte
^t.i.ipi 1 will I.- Iiroken for tlm ;■. sii.tt-
tton*. Within iium*y ,faya, weiniiy bn*
tlcing thr Oltlcil AQENTS It
the TRACT ihey hevt
OFFERED.
the CHOICEST LIHT
far .If
Tin- ti
corj-.r.i!
V.1...I
of tbe
> ol Us.
ml will Et
rttve al Mrnlo
n****%'M-Wftan Fran-
1 arrive wl I'tib. Altn al
t*I.*i o* ff.rmerly; Uie
ina iton ftambco nt
at Ui nl.. at as-Uf-. ihe
riairly, ami will r.-acl.
i:lS. •iill-tc 1. I'aht do.
.r-a.Tly, lie train
'.'-■■si pound*, lie baa hitherto kept j iv'||,
lib tendency to t*lre*"it<- avoinlu|ioi*;
In check hy walking ev.-ry morning from
]'.'■ Alt-.' t-a M.nlo to take the late
Mrnlo rat Kiprrw* at 6:45 o'clock.
Hill row thai Ibis train ia anprrantol by
tlm l\\lo Alio l;*]i|.na which leave, ben-
nl It: 10, Mr. Wssrnrr *:>** he wtll It we hi*
walk, uml in fenrlul lhat a* hi* activity
i* mlucatl hrC|*Wtnl* may inrrrase, Un-
!. "afa-.-J.ta I,.*, Wllicll ItC 'lf.lil»* lo
i-Iteii t.'t<sw. (Itbtrra
tend tbe lirat nweling
will jinn nl tto rarlb.t oii|-orlun.riy.
It. t*. »di*»n; L. f1. IJn-h; U. W.
Mieli.r*, (>. ti. Hopkins: lt*at_ih llut.l.-
iusruli: Willi* .-anor; Frank C. IVly; A.
M-I-chfan; W. \V. Ilnmii; Jamca S.
lrv.tv ; la-.ulL'-uiitl.: J.J.nll.CU-ve-
ton*I; IL t*. Thnrrtast; J. F., ^^r-In; _**ul
A.liiln-ore; Jnmi. Mrlntuab; Ctmrlea
Mill.»b; Nellie ll, Irvine; Annof.
ZascliokLc, Ufa f. Dotv Hart-fat A.
Mii.'toll: J..lis, )-.. Catoyl Kate Haley;
M.li.r-1.: tnto fail.-rlon; Cat bar-
tu, M-rey 11, N. ■>...:..; Ait *
FhrlieSanor; Kale K. Hutch.
.*■■ a,n to to placnl njem tbe market in s
That choicest business block in the Town,
NUMBER 12.
On University Ave., one blCrck from the Station,
(let in line tie g -.1 un..::;., nt A ■ entrance to rweb Ia>t.
Hel
ug
(..wnnfa iron
T\
i, al*-ut tbr
trct.i-.n- left
., u
ow
a* tlw- "ar>
1 now h-nve
ir.,iti nhicli
(IS ..'i. will
nlo t
■ .
", -". z
Wn resin-clfully' Biu-i-cM Iii blm tbat
Um fsu*l that tbe Fain Alto l**t|.r.**ui
make, it* teruiiiiu* at F-fa Alto dm-s
nut.ompel him lo l*~nl it tor*. He
can get up a Utile earlier and walk to
Menb., winre.allbo'igh tbe traltlr
to si..nil, the train* will (.rul_l.lv
ou toing tfaggf.1.
Flilit tbi* (>r..1.|eiii b selHe.1 Mr. War-
nnbllkcly tonintintietoto, not on
tto 1**1 nature-!, l.tt also the toggi,
TIIIl WAY IT USED TO DE.
UENLO PARK.
■■.nloFark.
mo ALTO.
'uiart atudcnl
tjrjws art ling
-torn oil the
m t r. ggtnl
Itu
a tonal
atpfa
one.
tirsi. haa.
t. -
jv. no
ly
10 in
Inlits; We
ireg
.wint* r
I'-I
r; mr
more than
children fa
t'lrT
time*
•■ u
rra r
rto'1'i '"
brie
liu ut
Jim! in
ll a
1-sil,
i -t ,,-.
and
Ua
■sivnT
w hip-lull*.nn.lt.*t.* agsinsl
no **
s.liooi
* la-tm
amt fanl
urr.ieH;. |i
lirrscnt
'. -s- I ■
,*'■•••*:
3£_X£
iril.il..-
t... j..
THB I'ALO ALTO CHURCH.
-'_. .il l.lr..
r ahk-d OT*
iaoto Clara
a I'.M.-ribel
Helen Ktfasl
Amlmw
t; ,T\'. L.
Klixatoth
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
is-. W. CHARLES, M. D
tt..lo. ..|-a 11,1- II, .1. la...
PALO ALTO. CAL.
Ory.tr. Honga: 9 to 13, a.m., ami
I to 8 p.
•a inc. laid lata rail
sTx-ostatl-.g, tlio M.ilirilvl.losnai.
Represented in Palo Alto by
CLAY P. W. PALMER
OSLY OXV. HIJK'K FllOM hTATIO.V
i'ji'.r Boaid Furnitbed lo Ihea* Rooming ElMwbcrc. *l Current r*:*.:et.
TliedllEENIFIHLDCO.
70 East Santa Clara St.,
SAN JOSE.
HEADQUAPTERS
Qrocerie^
E.F.^WEISSHAAR,
I Whnletale and lit tail ■
Olticf
riui
vat a
UK** lle.m
ItiKTtii: NTALLAItH,
Will viKil I'alo Alio and (fa- t'tii-icralty
evifV Sinn!.,, nnd Tlint-d.iv. Unlet**
.1., rail ■faml.'l fa- led ni I*. i». Boa 18,
- Fato Alio, or at Il.r l'..l"Uiee in tto
ilrangle. ripreial otSlrra be_t*l*-
n* troai tlm l'afa .1
ph..
. Alloi^-Ttorllce.
TCWBl'll llFTCillS'HlN,
GROCER
"..fa IVllvere.1 free ot cbarge at tbe
Into Alto Station, except lor Mill
Stutla, Coal Oil, I'iiUU*.
BLEMEKTARY AND PUEl'ARATORY
SCHOOL
Fir ailint trti Fht U F>m Vtirt OM,
AND IIOMK HHl L1TTLK QIRLS.
thu
tba
lil..ii.cl-nl-IJn'.v,
. IliistuMi. - - Stut Franciero, Cal
yyu,
li. MiUKI*-.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hign Grade GOODS
Nylin loUk at. Coaitubfft.
iH-ttfa, Morlgng.e. laat*., Coiilrael.,
Agneui.ntn, J'tcianlillly and
iteeiinilely drawn.
l.iur.l.'l TT1TI l¥in. r.j
far reading, writing and eypbertng,
iJipilt in llm flententary Clara OB
l.-il,-. tut in a plraaing and altnctivn
issinm-r an ile.n.u.hlv tau_!.t llm rudi-
tii.ui* nl the usual Knglish stud lie,
French, Music ami Iiruning. Kxercise
soiiir*,.Bllatlmltica,and lnt|iiciil vbange.
of lernwitia, pn-v.nt wearln.***, ami ln.Ifl
llm attenlinn of tlm chlldran. Tla- die-
ciplim* i* firm, tint gentle, while tbey
are taught to du Blent 1- ....-- it ir
BMitr. For ternia and lurtl.er particulars, addle*, - -
Mas. It. C. Wii'..nii. FrindpBL
Blm It. L. Mli.T.1-*, Aenl. IVinclpal.
Palo Alto. OaL *
SIMKINS ° BROWtt.
Are tlm l'afa Alto .\gvnla fur tbu
GREAT VIENNA
CIIEMICAIj
sSP A SPECJALTY.
OFFiCS. PALOA
ITgLaUILOINO.
1 Hrn-by Announce 1
CAST1LLEJA HALL.
I-A1X) -U.T.. 1-AHK.
E. F. WEISSHAAR.
PALO ALTO, CAL
•I i-titi ,.,.„,,.,,
mill-cad j ,.|„iri tl
tllT.hr, fat*.
iMring Ihe
rw from otb.r
mot fiiilii.' 'The
a.ljisrm-,1 initill
lh, at the HUM
i.rial ifa*.- in-
t Ii* t
i I'alo Alt- tour
Kb by Irlt.r
•eir l.li.nt.
fatly. ,,
.•vid
ml Hit
i isiinnfayn. Tbe train*
''*-*,wbfab, f.e rilWVft yturs. have made
.-I. 11 their bi-a-tVpiarl. ra st Mrnlo, now make
,i„lo„JUmieh**.bpwrleiwal Iwhi Alio. (torn
|||JV] (-rally ej.nklng, it t-rittg. i-slu Aim
mliiut.a iieurcr .Srn
, the
turn
.-Ulll.H
: a cbm
T1UE TAH1.E 00_S.ll'.
Iisleibr o
Ihr
o talkit
,: XT
1*1 th* Ml
likely net
Try It.
***>
him
hioul,
ig al-oui
Mile
lo look ■•(tor the Icii,(-itii1-
iint...1 ito chnn-l. Jitat tunnnl. Hev.
Mr. **.vwvtl rotiiiiiuct to pn-saide. U K.
Ili.li ssit ch.lt.l LllUI|Uai]f rtcrcltry.
Fn-itaiinary-rticltw of .•■-.. n,..., as
-lut-tin
ted
i-l*.
nl. Thitt)-iiim*
E. A. HETTINGER,
(XrNTRACTOJt IBUILDKK
_>__ooi
TO__urs GRocEcr store,
FAUl ALTO. CAL.
Flan* ami SlHelfk-.U.ins Furuinhnl.
f>|)nuilen made on slirirt notice.
R. M. KEE S SON.
Groceries, Fruit,
A* i
el.-* of g,
an then held, and I
c-ei-Wta-datollnvi
.sis.'ul time scli.tlut,
tbe | nf tlm iutlnia.1 waa product*.] hy Mr
. -*ity I Iiuyan on the T:'.ll train, February -lib,
i _(|| lltTeufail eonsbiVrald* rstrltement, r_.|lbe following nt:
|--ctally among the teeidente of Mrnto **»' *"**■• »n*l un
l'ark and Fair tint*. Tbi*e gor_0*latjctt— andqnals
uatnied Inhabitant* liaee been so mtnlj IM- **b-ni ul Maytleld; Prol. Henry j -
In runaiderlng Mento anil fair Oaka aa] A. Totldol the la-famt t-itanfanl Juiiinr[
Hie melnijndi-, Uiat lltey coubt Itardly Uuivereity; Joseph llutcliittton ol I'alo
tobeve that their honor* were l-ic.- Al:,.; |-r,.,(. Jan,. . n. ilniloi „| ■_. U.
land M-nfos-d Junior Fniv, triir; and
ti, W. M..-!:, r ut l'afa Alio.
Artu-li-r i.f iin.irji.ir.iiii,ii in due lorm
wera then presented ami were aigne
d tu-bnnwlnlgetl by tto nrganlten.
GRAIN.
FEED.
ZiLnool-s Ot. MnyMolcl.
an- found with
. to unable to taken aaa-
i tbey enten.1 the train, at their
. r.-ajH-etii r [ilacts, the new BrJiednle WBB
ll.uiui.-I tobtru iiii-.n hy i!in I'jt.i
AlSnil.-n. .llul tli.-ir aUenllnts WW i......
niarrh ol prv^i
* nl. amall tab
nmi|rrrlirnd tie fa-Wlst* to to dirivt-d
by.lhti sul.Iit:- on id large inicU
land, or tlw ovation of lli-w -.-ina.il dia.
tricte.or Uie divislnn id .. county em-' fatly caltol lotto fact that Ihe tralna
1 rwctog a vast amount ef territory. A* which, fur srtiteen year., ttave t>ren
avaeein potiit l-_nta Harlur* County ]*****• ul*"** lh* **** ulJra. nrwimr-
* - I al_.1- al... ,111.,... l,-.a "U.— a.
J* ttiiffaring, just now, from beri-jtauto uf
tnto . I..** of uUiru.-tiuiiit-'* w
oi.(»rv (be . -p.'.:■■..:'..i!■ ■ t divii
MENL0PARK
siFrail and Candy Store
Alter having been duty n-rtiitol to by
a V.s.r.'.tl.p-r-.- will to* Glnl with tto
County Clerk of r-an Juer aud a cpsrtilVi-d .
spy thentif filed wilb (he sSrcn-lary uf
FHANK BIANCHI, f ■■..
lively tbe "Menb. l'ark "Way 1-iwe
Mi-ulo l'ark Kxpne." and J toale, Sncraiuenlo, who
hlllcrl*/ ti„ .. j|c„i_ |*_rji" | _»enger,'' have di.- j lo tht- new MpUllMN a
i. (appeart-tl fnim lbr lime table* ami lh
rill t
i ba
Hy*
eenger." tto "I'alo Alto *_*ff
llm Fato Alto Faww-nger.'*
Anotfa-r i-'is.i wilb wblrb lb* l'afa
faculty of tbe Htaitlonl f uiver.itv. Free, j Altoltee trint to Vex Ihem woe Uml, on
rtitlcatvol In-
there are *utotilutnl in tbeir pl*-*e,i While the [tapers wen* leing signed,
re*t«-tivrly, Ibe "FbIo Alto Way !**-*• * the Her. It. K. TrsM, tatfa-r rd Ifof.
All kinds of Domestic and Foreign
ahlnl and auttoiri-cl to rn-ml tto F
Al.Tu Tier. i each mi-mtor of
II. A. Todd of Um t'nivci
in lb« CltriaUan service, intn.daV.sl
hliiiH-lf with very pleasing remarka,
Iw-Ming llirnr* rnlerprise Hod myertl.
Choice v_tonfei__onery.
TI-HPBRANCB DRINKS, Etc., Etc,
CNTMK-VlaO PABK, «' vi __nr
J. R. SMITH & CO,
MERCHANT^
-TAILORS.
For tto Past Seventeen Year* Under tbe Occidtntat Hotel, liavc Removed lo
230 BUSH ST., San Fsancisco.
-cut. nanai...
Call and are ua . SPECIAL Terms to Leiand Hianfard Jr. University Student*.
Steam
m
WORKS.
IS2 W. Santa Clara St. San Joss
I a. In -' and gentlemen'a garment*
Cleaned or Dyed
i.n short notice. All wurk guaranteed.
L. PATZER
f3i>x-n.y -tr"o.jjr- -x*r_oapl
Whitewash Your Barns and Finns.
FRUIT PEST
EXTERMINATOR CO,,
Do FJllu-r fSiicccipliilly.
C-Utuguts and T.-ntimoiifals sent by Mail
1J POUMTAIN _ST. IAN JOaC.
-ADAMS'
X)RUG STORE
LINCOLN ST., MAYFIELD, Cal.
rjnmloala., _**lnf, OIL,
PBKPUMBRY, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONKKY,
CONPECTIONSRV, ETC
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
Stock Complete, Prices Reasonable.
Hrapedfnlly,
L N. ADAMS
PHILL&YARD, C\
HQTOGRAPHERb
Tbe laiye*! Ciillrctfan of View* and
Flmtograplia on Uie Coaal nf ML
Hamilton, tit-infant Cn lie rally, Btan-
fonl llureea :•■•■■,i ttonta Ctara Cuunty.
In Fato Atto Mondaya, Wwlnttstday*.
AMtrttorrdaya
SAN JOSE LAUNDRY
ASSOCIATION.
Ha*. FbassCB* K. Cast-rust-., I'sorwiemB,
Cor. lOthendStJantesSis.
6A**I J06E.
Fato Alia .J.*rnt*: Mimkina A Urown,
HaubA llt'pbina, and I'alo Alto Motet,
Only While I-bor rtnptoyrd.
"OSCAR promTsT"
IMOBt-a .*!) pbalbm ta
Oueensware, China
•20 ¥.. SttiU Clara **t.. *-.... J,-.-. Cal
0003
No full textPACE FOUR
DAILY Vr\hO ALTO TTME8. MOXH-.V. JMAV 7 191-
JWaloBltoC.mc. r .. r- TrenrhfiK DR D0U SAYS UNI0N
lawett avtry a ft-moon ttc.M Sunday sad | aW\V*tV\a. F a IV/Ml al ' ClltltCO n|li|nni| lo pflUlaJP
*—' iKltdara st tec «iri>tr of Haa* I! we sue- b IT U II U IT I O LUnfl 1 Nu
Written By Alan Nichols
met and R a rami* atrtet, by tet
T1MKS I'l'IiLISillN*. vOHPANV.
Ealtrrd al iht PoatoOtct, Pal* AIW*. Call
brail aa attend <laaa atatier. I
£
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATK.
(Payablt In advance >
Ytsr 14*
Moniba • • - * ■«•♦
J2I
Addtcaa all rominu'.lfaitn.t lo TIIll D-M1.V '
flMKS, Pain Alio. Cal N't-, Itr-ru about
tlo Alto «r Sn- !■ -., ,■-■■:' an- • ! -it in (Itt
oris solicited. Tilt-: TIMRS » r- : •■•* —"
etc for (hr opinlnni of ('irr*tiK>n-1rni*. Ar-
I bt algnrd by Iht trut name nt iht
»..-* I f.ir |,i.Mir*!i,in. I.111 at a suaraiiitr
ef good (. H Knil.ii,* <if a *ct-idtlaui of
Ubch.ua mtiirt trill tit pubUthrd.
Hr. C U pol« of Boston preached
at tbe Unitarian church yesterday
and his sermon traa a notable on*.
The subject was "The Religion Behind All Religions," and It covered the
rnu
r. j
tfclr* I
it.-.ii.i.h.r. today The Time* will j-t-twent its .....l. . . an InterenUaf
ait-tiunl. In **erlal form, of tin* trfi* or the Hr**t Hf-infi-rd .-hiiIhiI-mi- r. I basic principles ot religion, the con
■All tO I 1 .Hit r. ,
duct lhat is tbe fruit of religion* fait*
and a definite application to the life ot
Tlie attount 1- tmJktm trnm letie-n. whirl. Alan Mrhofe tiav. written | today when to* nation la at war.
to hf* -lArrnl*, Hr, anil Mr*. W. II. Mcliol*. of I'alo Alto. Nichols* j Dr. I>ok* noted'lbe decline of sec-
leller* pr.tir flaJSI Ik* llaWnH lull! Ilia i-jr*. ellUt on (III- \ O) Jiffc. and
„■«> dial he Ni- n itioet into*.**, tin.; n«j of telling *ff>iat he •******.
CLASSfflED ADVERTISEMENTS
POR BALK
**V A ^ETj
fW. SWKIKS
"•/■■- "KIM TO I
w it ki-:u.y;
1017
lij .M.\ MCHOIaS
Hieamer Rapagoe,
r*i*bruuty 16, 15>17.
When the tug yeetiirday pti*hed|
• 1- Imt around ilow n-t renin. an<l|
■ir engines began to drive the frt-
iinit wonderful »k*lllt
Notice to Subscribers
Th* circulation depnrtmeill of
The Times Is ronsUntl) endeavor-
tag to make the delivery service of 0tl our i
The Time*, as near perfect ss pod at- j ""- '•■■'I ■■'■'
bt«, Subscriber*, are rettiieeled to down ».- j
report any poor 01 Irrrgnlnr delivery
•erfflre prompt I y by telephone.
Subscribers w bo i!o not receltff
fb-Hr ..„py .,' The TI1...1. bv r, 30 p
tnay phone I'alo Alto :i:i:.!l hetasen,
*J:30 nnd 7 oVIOCs*a,and a ropy arlllij
be delivered hv Hper*lnl rarrler
Rutin- rlLets who .:m*e are re
qn '- '. to tend both their former
rand prt-ni-nt addreaae* i» The Times ■
— "
TIMKs fttrffattsWl for tomorrow
Soiiicnvlint rl 1j or iliretitnnlng;
p*-oIiathl> nlii.l)
[ Vnrh Rlid p*"i nil '"o 'ibkh
ton dnrk lot phoUinnipli
old III -ta* mi deek long
I much vile im-ll'lne-tastlng stuff, SO
' 1 SWOT* off. SV
j The gallorg wenr wooden shoos on
dork nml go clacking around In
them I Imagine they keep their
For Sale—a-room house, garage
We remodel bau to latest style
Experience count*. A trial will con-
tince you. Boiarea. Phone 20.
and ontbufldlngr. on easy terms,] Wanted- -Two agents, IIS par
amalt payment down, balence like wwk wila carfare and hotel Mil
rent. P. O. *Bog 3t, Palo Alto. p»i,j. Call US Bryant atreet. S-l ft
t-20-lm" j '. -
Wanted--Karrr. '.aJ-orer for bill
tarlanlsru and the approach of church
uqlon. lie quoted Professor Carrtitn's
famous lines, "Some cal lit evolution,
and others call It God." He referred
to Ihe present time aa the ..testing time
for religious theories and declarod
that the goldeo rule does work la
bualneio. x» well as In all relations
feet .iry Ir. spite of the racket theyjof **•**>
I mnke*. They have n great many lit-' In referring to the present war, the
' •*!•.,« fellow*., mare boya. employed M|ss>*->-Mr made certain recommeada- ^
,»alter, decthande, etr. They dls- HotW. That the churches^nd the PM- iiunnj-iiedV ^jine^ivenings IU*tJ.
' uilM all mlk of i»rpi :.»** with a! P'« B*»a more hope and less fear and' \ S-l-at ! Waat**d-.if you have • bauee
l*oof They don't take It very'l'i** li'vT ■*-0»T more good will to , , which you t-apect to be vacant iooa.
Dual. or else they-don't want ug !«•»*■« other than ever before That tbe | Kor Sale—Jersey cow. George noUfy W. E. Sottthwood, lasaraara
hlnk they do. j United State* might well make an of- Adair. Chaaning avenue and Newell and real estate, phone P. A. 43. ltd
i u ti frlghi the wn.v v.'-1 talk f''r looo>' U"*1 *•- the coming of peace; rosd. I'alo Alto. 5-5-31" University avenue.
In ml and the r. oil'I ••*-** 1 «a. aur- il,„,l1, Br|mmlD| to Dordeatig ron--h "Wild send a large donation of'
lead nt Iht ■ olor hut Inspired hy illllK ,,,^iiilr with ttic walet at our]111"1"'"' to Europe to he u«*d In reator- j
rtoeflrts The bronre waa rjulte
For Hale—Cheat., a good aoond
rldiDg pony; gentle, safe for children. Phone 317ft. •.-11-tf
For Sal*j—Vlctrola. rerorda and
cabinet* all In flnt-rlaaa condition.
No reasons hie offer refused. 521
Emerson street. t-18-tf
Wanted—By prrvau toior, axpert-
eae-ad teacher , pupils: college L*Ua
and Greek, high Khool, elemenUry
branches to:, Emerson. Phoaa 8J4*1
For 8*Ie~Eggs by the atmm; pat-|raBch: wages 12s See C. H. WU-
let and Isrg* eggs guaranteed ttrlct-, itama. Hsmllton ate. exteatioB.
ly freab and Infertile. J. E. I,undy. 6-S-it*
i I further
5-1-ft
:lfl n*oi
mi i hi^ Imagined
\V*i
.ll
pining'
■rot
Trnupeiiiliir-i* *m.Iiii.I.i.i nml Sun-
if. M'l) S nml <l. Mnvin ■mliil-
a*H,
main JO. II. to, r,i
1l|y.t-r«,il|..i|. iti ri s
IikIiiJ iviir pe*|*t*. Itiflj
20.07. 2t>.tHl Intlie*,
JMI, 11." ili-Kre.***: li] ir.ro
per cftil; tvettllier «.i
trlmir. nln.l imrlliiie**t,
i mul noon
ll.-troineter
!ierjiminett*r
htin|ie(| out of ihem nnd he-
rrl.*d to Ilnrlln or of being
«.. !...-.-.! iiinm \iM-A.|>gl«n.jithrtllnd In the l-oAt*. We certainly
iti-.(, and S|.inn*!, bnata .11 -it«l> make liKht of It mid laugh nnd Joke
mi i i.-m.I with Iheli aamee .ii-mt It It niny he iilrT.irent soon.
, huge l*u-i. on 'he side* Th* We hare ti> rloae itortholen so n« not
ii|i|-.|i bunt* •*ho« lUhln nt night no* We are
arni.x -n-n *..-•.- puhifeil i|*t|| (ttlll beading iHglilly aOllth or aaal ho we
... ..ml iii.Mii'.,| 1« \.w Y«-k thf_.ii.- not Rolng to Klltfai or Routt)
.,...; i.-' let ..: s - "tern over V ni.-r |- n or T*ng|snd a* hs* been iu-
i i- t.i-klns Itinr no-nd tun* inored 1 -Uppoac n.o ofte know;.
vteiH mn laliti 'In- ttl.iih.i" iitU'„ uel no new* «e .|o not know
t>« mi.] Nlivn nml th- Star* unit, « hethei or iio( the Up. hnmhenti got
■i;.. ul (he ;..-i,k We nl.o ahowed Iti Ih.rile.iut with our Fords W©
:„!!.; nitaitl riti,- „i ti..- -i.-ln ** nli' dun i oii-n know if the I'nlted
tie la|t|.> ;.i.tnt..| *!iini|i-|. .|;i 11 ill UK . St.' tea I* ill »nr *r|lh Cemifttll
.. m , m . . , « ■ , - For Sale—I-ot 100x249: frull. al- Landscape gardener, head work-
bHaag' blown dp when'the to" ■■>•*■ **• farm»"Vt.d"b"uildmg*"an7iheij falf"' *»r«» ***rn. cblckenhouie; four ,„-; of rountry estate, life expert-
hi-, helm, amssbed in .he life-] P*aaan<*- house, in the devaatsted jhlaek* from £**"*•• *}•*£• T*" *nce lo r«,,f»ro1'1 *a<* Eowpt: prl-
s*TM8. That ihe Inteailon oo the part f pftTm'I>t"' *"""" "'" '*»■-'— - '-■ ■*— '•
of any country to ask money liidem- l
nlty al the clone of the war Is mean. (" For Sale—l-room cotUge aod 7
since every nation has already auf | iot, -„ A|ba Park, small cash pay-
nil
of
The
a ind* «.;.'t,-! (...I.. 1* do- In
'■o-
the im
reaaed development of n dl"
m t til- ilme i .|j..|.|»-d down
1 tli-linn
r-.. i .". .; i!,. ii— ■ iii .u'lHi.-rn
in-lh- mul wifte foin ba-'^ letter*!
NeVlt.U
. musing i»l» >t. fat -i.u'h n-j
" - i-.-n 1 eailie otl dei'k (he j.llot a, as'
Enroki
un.! ilnildi nenihei friiw
th" e v. Itll III. ii:nl)Ji<i|; nml tiie
ftan I»
-v., north.ard -■■ San l.uli
l4.mlllf.lll fthlte pilot Iiii.h ».|. .li-
Ohlapo
It was -:»lnlnir In northern '
Hnx lu-ji \ |ltt|e< [..tihost slid
Neradr
i wh.-n Ihe iil.-e: *.Hi.*n- were
• It.nK-lile t.l tl !-r |M.|.|.-I I ll.I The '""
taken
ihl- mornn-.' \. ihe r.-niilt of
11..' went ,,^.-- The lull.! nl-ti off 'oil.
the-e ,
ondlflnna *i»inewhui ihieaten
ii nd ttnftiil imti'tii n*i out taitirhiet. u>i«
lllf W<
-.ith.-t mai he ■** <i h.-M-'
l.tKlt'leil ,|..«n •.. aenloua «oti. Tha ■-■
tomori
o<* wtUirMI1 ruth lull |irobs '
Idiot tanai .ii about and im-Ve.) up ' 1 t
St. Paul Oratorio
Pleases Hundreds
Continued from pnge II
Eniulre 915 Cbaontng. Tate or roniunnul. Keferences U
t>-3-«t* rerjuln-d V Hlorne. Box 36, SfenJo
Park I'hone Menlo Park 2*5J. '
e-S-»l«
fered gnat losses That kind and gen ment eaay terms. I'hone 342ft
erous treatment produce like treat- ! 6-3-et*
merit from Other*, not only Individuals, -
Wanted laoan of 82 2o0 st S per
cent. ■•-■..:-. I ■■■:■-.:.- 2 furnlahed
flats Call at Jttt Hryant streeL
6-T-*3t*
hut tiairoim Thiil he looked forward- ''*or Wn'" Buick Roadster, newly
with cotitidence io u world with no en- * l-*'oied. In excellent condition:
emirs, no warships and no forts ! detopn»l ration win .-onrln-e you this I^ady renowned lor her excellent
Dr. Hole la the author of several'r,r '• •»<,»Ptlo»««l '"'T SUnford An- taste will glTe export advice oo la-
books or side circulation and hla help ''° *-*° "'"' A,ma at Phone P A 7R. terlor decorating, rernodrltng bouse*
ban ..:-.■.,,-. been glvan to humaaltar* 5-77 «t >n(j refurnishing Arress to beat
_ „—___ __ __ ~r-~—- wholesale houres In New York, hence
I-or Kale -Automobile. Oakland
... _ . try advsntsgeat. n*odsr-te charges.
I roadatei fine- . ondit on very rbesp _' _ " . „ . ,
1.1 U-«l a,. ... l-boa. 113= P ° "°- •■-■ SU'"0"i "'ir"
1-T..I* •'"-".
TU-. Ll r ti '—7^ T~~. ^—'.' *.~ —*—- - Wanted l4irKe number best
lllfi HniTIP hn kC rOT **■ I* or Trade Near Sunny- . . . .
,M* IIUIIIC lUIRb, _( . ^i__..j i„ „„. „i,i, *-rade hou«e, for r.-nlnl List wllh
A1m> mono* ■« |oaa Geo Bent-
lan mov.-meiitH
Three Cheers For
la burls
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t nt 111.* llinrli T'dOIti ie*olvei
If hue hla i-i'i'M-i-titton-. of the
in < Inn. h uii.l for [hi* pur-
I- '■aiding •«■•*•- lonrne*. tu*>ard Dame sen* A
-ii.hi,n In-Ill alilnea nroun.l him. and
i. lianlHii ■•** "• -*lr,"'h **lt,lt t.ltndnet.a \ rolr*
■ ■■ ii no- '''"■" ■''"*>•■>' "iti" <ii*on blm Iti inn
.ink wH "' •"" ""' *\w\ „t ibe l.or.] io the
•t on tha, '■-••>iitl»i**d iMwipIr mri hi. lomnan-
M. h more ''•"" •"•-'I olni '•* 'he hand Into
• in win Ihi'i.n-.if- Tlu-rc he |,i«i. in |*|rtt*T
atr-iv ..ii '*" "'"" •■■,,«l "»•■ lj.nl e Is lo
idlHM ar. '''tt* *iiHniaa, who resiore* hi» sight.
il- »nier ■"■■' n'liN-:-. n.,on him hl» divine
t'oatlouad f"om page 1 I
| * ale '. acres planted In pnines with
'■-room hoiiae and sleeping porch.
•■!•-< tri light* hath barn, garage
, ,, , , | Nels Hanaen Fair Oak* it*. Sunny-
i-n.ittei.t.ni *»,* mat tbe» iiaaaed ^ . ,.'
Ml rough Sun >ose while he waa h„r. _ ]___
'oi.lng Ills overcoat Just as the> wer«! For Rale'-Very Ueilrsble lot In rted rouple. no children, ortwosln-
cettlnr; -tarted The gverage speed S**ala lrs*-C ^lo*e to e.riin. *i«* i-1* toen or tsdl'-e. fine room, clean,
was H ■. 1,5 mit,^ nn hnxsf around'iMeli. c»< wale:
the eurvee .,n.| %& mile, „n the down M« month
alralghtawaya \ -.sa Rmen
ley .'i38 Koiarvm at Phone 3.**S
&-2-<t
Beautiful home nailing for mar-
'
• arllne
walks $2*> lcoa tooA- reasoaahle pr|c**». will
Geo Bentley *ake congenial people more for corn-
on -.treee I'hone San ' p*nir t*1*n for Prol-t '* ° n°x 3"8
VI0I.1 Braiinschwidgnr,
croiltl l*u he called the sol
*ister won ihe flr»t iirlre I
telllllk rotl'itfi She *obl
mid in-1 reward fa* a tli
boa uf WllnoH'i best eandlea Ituth
I.ani'.-1 -ilelli look an.nnd :>!'<' *' ill"-
1-tMlng of ., » tag- mitl l.u. lilt- IV|
ihe tag-
0.1 |B|E.
a.&-6t Stanford t'nlverslty
\t the t'l't stablae. one
4-IO-tf
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t-.li*
igr- IO
I veal old horPe rheap S-!
MISCELLANEOUS
tinting
Compare our work at Ml per cent
les> You pay for firm's name So-
lares. qult*k rleaner Phone -"-I
• 17-lm
Wattled Plain hosnl and room lo
private fa mil? for htialrtes* girls
lisiiernunglng
your h'-ms s,**e oooioei tbat - sn t>» areommo-
Pala
No- la _ .
treautlfled We ,jo Ortt-class, neat <-*tt"1 R**** ***** b** reaaonable
-lean work use the beat of maurl '* n Do" ■■■ M«*-1'-' l'»"-*-
alt end our pr|. »■* aiu mint rnaaon- 4-1?-Im*
able I'hone n* l>thnates free.
1
Palo Alto Calendar
Ttlertlltt*
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II
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The iv*
nifih anotii
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r
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Women 1
Alliance
Mil
in
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■In Moii or
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met.'In.
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ng .mult.-,I ii). Son ,-*..
■ I n ■" iiihl.e.1 d-nu-n fine
I ,im Ki Willi Hill !.'**li V
ulll-l.l ■ .111,1 it ll.l-
- la Imputed and prenehos in th'
lir*K*. mid tit.- .-.niKtngatlot
nleee th,- *»lf<l ,11.1 knowledge "
t'ont)ian.
Phono
J75 Itamll-
:**t j
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"I', br the*bow Company L Boys
t.-a!.iri*i "j****mp*r>i.t<
The ahulllM*.* -if [t-i'liiiiit Is an tedig.
» I^'1'- "r '! r w""'' 'r'"1- D k
long Ihe croini'l am*.in; the gra«* It.
wadnwa The tr,-f..ii h-avet are ooi **
nun* than one-fourth the sl»* of the , ~ „~.
mitth-at ili.vvr In Ameri.'ii nml an- '
k-reen in mhir. w|lli..ut mn .if tin*
1 hmwu shad lug of white and pin'. ■*''"*
jclovera, Thr fiveplug *tem la bardaiHl '
i ghfoua sml l" dlftVull tn dtalntlge frotu '
Ml. ,rth On S. Patrick's .is,- the, <l,,lk **rx** Sl«m- curing or
j true abaotrot'k has to be itMivhetl oul j ^T**^ drj cleaning Hats shaped
Are Near*Her06S tTOia «™-*n(t thegwaa*. tor lUmgbi*OiD >u> anil *our face Solsrea Phone 20
Waniett- a llsung
fur-
< name So-
Olia!,le .l.uner
* 17-10
niched or aafumlpbed bouae for the
ilimtlirr i>r the .ear I'hone P -\ 13
W E Southwood. Insurance and real
entatii. 1:0 rnlvarslt) are i-l-(t
Wanted i.ootf 'omalo p'anta b*
Mar '°th Box [1 11 Times
4-33-U
FOR RENT
...
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ami
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e»N
Flattering Comparlaon.
-Are you f**twl ..f giaml .■irera*'
•Te-." rvplletl Mr 1 ulnro* "N
U» .<h.i.ri.i-i ut .1 l-r.il .nine Ihr ti
Ml
■lid alwui iw-nt*. lai-
Mioiiio.i.nl.- de.-k for nerelae I am
.iiak'Hic .-*ei. ini-iii .1 good one. as 1
Hgnre 1*; mn* he the Innl Iti fuel
«.- .tie nil a'-neiileilng OB who will
he -he ni-i in lend tin- flshee We
mlk of pulling up n |M» far one who
■*(a-*a*g nt table Hiiigoai lo alii
The hint. lei I- low.-. 1,.,]..> Ill*
.t.. |« dni'kei an,I *hi I* the wa»et
ih.- nadir mntton of it,.- *hlp ha.
no ii-a.-1-il .ind I ■»-<- i.'iei nftich
ar.ti . -ind -I.; «*ll lb. lilbei -lie nf
'he anion "-A .■ m lining i.'.ou- ttf
1 1 hlinta w til- li uni'in* i.ietl 1 fn*>t
-tinalderlng Hi.- lu. 1 Mm. ».■ are
loaded J-let'. |t>* Willi .•*.|*ln*He-
.111,1 an. h thine*
vie in,■,.- boat nml |if.-1*..--.ei*.-r
'Continued from page ll
I --aratlvely pleullful al that -*ea»,iu. It '
! growa close to the gmuud Ijiler It |
. !-«-«r * a tiny uh>eaotu
LOST
— Por Kent- Three looms, sit auo-
D* and well furaUhed Phone Palo
Alto 53SM 3-3-tf
in,i ha.
■ •■|iins 1 tie ir
-...„ A *.. ,.,„., ....
riat threil ,.r four time-'
. .... 'a. ....
ruin-
laOHl
hiitutli
l|i the duel down The Hs Wat Too Qu-ek.
■11 blowing for the |.n.-t' "Huhhy. you know thn I letter I asld i K\,K Ml>J, ini.. ..„,„ Altl, ^|,k Tl„*.on ealow, ri>mi>]-*!t>li "iirnlahed. wll
ilflg the temiitarsttur*! ' **?* *°° V* ni-W:r waieh i-nh "lib gold rharm Initial 'fnt ■■ »r « trtomi. bio k from creek
'le* mi uesr I a.oin- *>'u 1 mslle*1 ■ .. *4. _„. ,,. .. ... ... .
K J Rverharl |^» AltOS •" ' lnt* •**■ A1 !6lJ ***bat** st
, \- jro*j dtttn'l I didn't give it l-T-«i *i-20-lm
Aintundlng Kimniri l- In, yrtU | thought I gave H 10 j on. I.
-■•in lined of 11 .lio-w-i r-01 .*vi-rj,-j n-,1.. K |« father l^ulflvllle faun
ins 1* diving mn aud tinning brown.(Jourtial _Arw
V .- mllroad riewa*am nli.-s.l* mt- ilietwrn I n*le|iendeni mark*' lleward ' 46J. 4«1 I.vtton avenue 12-l-lf
'Ins the irra*. itai tram it,a, ir^a-bal More Sa'.oua fa-J-tia —
.». l^imiiiil to J , I ">..u seem imliffen-,,. -. ,ri....,,.. .„ Por ««<-VifT d-lrabl* light
inn ..ii.oait imiinina. in onier to |fw BrWfJM|(lcril 1..,- t ^.i- . („»rf>v lontslning ^,int-> 'wrolahed ro-mi with privilege
',,|,, "I d.m't bate time to keep up wllh heefc snd :.--h on I uiversitv ate ',1' »»bt ho-i-ek«epinr 3t* Homer
Iht* morning «.■ nooil Inaction j*-;* r,,,,-^! rVuaior Sorctiiiu, You : nue Kin.tl natlfi Mr. Wilkin, al 3-32-tf
! te . bunk had lo be In order with .^h, „, „H. «lu,t ra, rttUaElluvntw j * ", \\ , ,...„... rl j.*, ;.*<.«• Reward
Ittlilal-a
naiebera *'*or Bet1- Sugto* r and *. roam
W It ' apartments at tbs I.vtton Phoaa
end*
t-ntlr.
It
tiltmi
wlnr
tl'le.l .ind the -*cnd me dire*. (.
id out1 WatlHngt.m Stai
ihr
neb the mail '
i-■..•!'
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FOR SALK
Sealotl bills will be n
the undersigned imill rtni
IS. 1S1T foi ihe tSuverhn
at Pore*! Court I'l.lo Mil
OHO 11
drill
nlm
Wi
lli
•d
Mid
Mill
uti.-ll*
I hem on the wa> out We are as-.
-1 a.- in..] 10 .1 itt tain host, .ind must'
iii>i***ar there in our lite preservers.'
IllB mm 1 have figured the qHlckeat.
«,i* tn mil bout l.lfe trifla have auhl*
Exe-
-*f
Li
nit. H
P.
Hedw.to,] rilj ('ul
5-7-31- AdTi
ilded lo ihe lifeboat* wherever
1 'there 1* 100111 |n put I hem
'*' *'"■ IJiat ntsht (".-oil -111,1 1
win aniljheada togoihe- aver :. l-'renrh hook ,,„„„ „.„.,, Blol
•rkrup. dO-i.-nfJ dlctlotim* nml flt-iirt-.l out n lew ,,11, ouneueri
j ptii'iise*. IO ne,. at SUII-K-I ll worked -i.,,,!,,!],. |„ Kl
.fine and 1 UOlleve Ih** Pieiwh will be i,„, |t||| ,.„..,!
jestaj to get hold of ll,.- an Hers do, .a-a *,.t.-da*
""' (""-l»k Bautll-h -' all. hut ihe bill: tb„ Am»s,.tlu-nt
hethe, umi Jiad hi* utmi.l mi |
t Before tent InsiMW-tlon ihe ■ »m j
>ti> had to rnll In with arm* and
a*e ihe gun* and clothing ln.[*e.-l-.
•I Everyone had |« have n *h!ne
lean aha«e neai halreui ami ah ,.t|
ia BtolllOs rleiin nnd wherever |i*m-'
"1 one aoon lentil* lo
keep hlmst-ll .-lean ami lid* snd It
I. not an uproninion alghl m *••-.
■ wirioni' in tin- act of -.IiIuIhk hi.
K*l hi
ml think* the
Hon
on the
•• tike*.
SAFETY RAZOR
BLADE USERS
Leave your dull bin-ten with
PAI/O AfaTO II \U1i\V\ltl-: ft>
and gat the l>e*-t m*
8
No full textORDINANCE NO. SO.
An Ordinance Providing for the Sale of
Municipal Bonds of the Town of Pato
AltO and Establishing a Fund to be :
Known as tbe Sewer Improvement
Fund of Said Town.
Fall
Whereat, thc Boanl of Trustees ol the Towo
of Palo Alto, by Ordinance i-.i*-*»_.iT by a vote of
two-third, of all it- members, and approved by
thc executive of aaid town. 'Int. on the 30th day
u( Auk"-t. i>-)-.. i>n-- tin Ordinance determining that thc public intercut and n.ce--.it> ol
Mini fiiwtl demand . the ac-|ul*it on, i-iin-.li nation ami completion of cert-tin newer* for- Bald
town, Ihe cost o( which will he too (treat to be
paid out of the ordinary anmml Income and
revenue of aald town; aud
Whereat, aaid Board caused aaid Ordinance
to be puhliilied for two weeks io thc Falo
AI-to Times, a newspaper of, general circulation, printed, published and circulated In snid-
town. and ,
Win-rr.il. at their neat meeting alter lhe
publication nf said Ordinance by a vote ol two*
thin-- of all the in-m,.i.r-. of aaid It i «M of
Truatect- and approved by the aald executive
aaid Board ill ileal- a special election nnd sub*
rait to the qualified voters of aaid town the
propo-nl ol incurring an indebtedness for the
acquisition, construction and completion of
aald newer... and did reclie in aaid Ordinance
taat mentioned the object* and purposes Tor
which the indebtedness la proposed to be Incurred, (he catimaled cost of the proposed public improvement, thc necessity for auch tin- ' ™
provementand that the bond* of thc munici-1
pality ahall iaaue tor thc payment of thc cost of [ on
auch improvetne-it, if the propo-Hlon be accepted by the qualified voter* of said (own, and
did in said Ordinance fix the 18th day of October, 1.198. aa the day on which aaid special election ahould bt held and did therein provide the
manner of holding such election and tbe manner of voting for or against incurring such In-
dcbtedui
Whereas, after the publication of aaid last
I
Mens
Wc want you to see our new
stylish lines of Fall Shos
Womens #2.50
j 3.00
3-50
We can just suit you if you want good,
date Footwear
3.00
4.00
5.00
up to
THOITS'
-SHOE STOKE
.c-ipioMiicMiiiiui !n,-vi together
aaid accrued Intercut ingoldcolnof the t'nited
States, and aald treasurer Is hereby directed to
place the money s> received In the municipal
treasury of said town to the credit of tbt Sewer
Improvement Fund and (he Scwcr improve.
ment Fund of thc Town of Palo Alto is hereby
e-dabllshcd. This Ordinance ahall be published
onc« in the Palo Alto Timb*
Passed, at first reading, as covering a case of
mentioned Ordinance for two weeks in aald J emergency, at the regular mecling of the
Palo Alto TtMas aaid Board did cause lo be Board of Trustees of the Town ot Palo Alto.
published in said Palo Alto Twas for two j this jth day of November A. O, tv*. by unsni-
weekaanDticeofaaldflpecial election and did mous vote of said Board, aa follows.
la aaid notice or said special election recite the I Ayes—j. S. Butl er. Joseph Hutchio-oo. Chas
purposes for which aaid indebtedness Is to be [ p, Marx, Ceo. W. Mother. D. J*, Sloan.
Incurred, the number and characlerof the bouda j Noes-—None.
to be issued, the rate of interest to be paid and
the amo'int of lax levy lo bc made for Ihe payment Uu ic-.il. and
Whereas, on said tSth day of October, t-ty).
said eletllnn was held in said lentn as provided
by law I. r holding such elections In aaid town
■ ml
Whereas, more than two-thirds ol all the
voters voting al said election did vote in favor
ol the it-nuance of said liotiilK ami ol Ihe Incur.
ring of an i.,..c..u-.li.--.. in- said town of . '»<.•■■■ ■•:
and
Where is. this Board did nu snid iStli day o'
October. 169*1, meet and declare the result ol
aaid election nnd ord-tin ami declare that tioml*.
of said town should be lithographed, prepared
and exi-cuted tu the furmas in ordinance No.
49 provi led. which Or<l-num*c Nu. 49 wns
adopted by this Boar J on . u.l tHth dav ol October, iSt*; and
Whereas, the Town Clerk of said tows was,
by said Ordinance No- 9 authorized and directed lo procure eiglty blank bonds wilh the
necessary coupons aiiached of t'— lorm -. -<t
denomination iherciii specified and lo ;_i.e
the wm. ready for execution on brtiall of ...ui
town a- soon as possible; and
Whereas said clerk has procured said bond*
and had the same duty signed by tbe treasurer
and executive ol said towo and has hi.n-.rii
counter*<gned said bunds and attached the cor*
pontic. Si's I of said town theret > nod hit- de-
deliv<-ret aald bonds to the trea-orar .f said
town a* provided by said Ordinance; and
Wherea*. this Board, dec ■ ing " for the best
lalereat of aald toa n. has co --nun lea:-"! with
mum-iii-nl buyers, bankers, an.! lnoker*>. aud
other dealers in municipal 1 1-,
through this means. nsccrtuiueU the market
value uf said bonds; -ml
Whei im .. this BoJird has received Irom K, H.
Rollins St Sons, bond buyers of Itostou, Mass.,
and of Stn Francisco. Cal.. a proposal for the
pti.c.tii*-- of said bonds by which projtosal antd
K. H. Ki-llittsft S"ns agree to purchase said
bonds aud pay thert lor the fac. value of xaid
bonds together with accrued interest to dale
of delivery thereof and a premium oi o,
•II In gold coin of the United stales; and
Whereas, ihla Board believe* and hereby de-
*r^
JP#1o Alto
Absent—none.
[Corporate Seal.)
(Attest)
H. W. SIMKINS,
Town Clerk.
f hereby approve of the above ordinance
this5th day of November. A. D. iti*.
Joseph RotCBIXSOM,
President ot thi Board of Trustees j
PALO ALTO HARNESS KffD
G-RRIR-E REPOSITORY;
A.M.CARREL!
U'liiti waggons frotii 75 nntl over
J Whij.H *- lOcentH to10
FVatht-r -loatepM 15 cents up
Britain*** from 10 "
Sponges
Axle firease
Can van teletH'Opefl
Trunks
I.i'.-Un-r r-nBpt'inItTr.
Curry mnila*
Oltainoia, lar^u
', Vniisc-t
Drew* unit carps till price*.
! Shawl, trunk ami razor.t>.n.pa.
■,,a j i .Sonps, oila awl 1 u-rtu-Ht- liit-siing.
- l»ore tit-ata-.oot oil. Cm-tile soap.
Laities, iri-ntn ami iwys' It-rain...
Honwboota on tiamt »nd mmle to
order.
BeliB, plain n-A V-glean i-arrrd.
001) tiantl ami tm«le i>» order.
All goo.li. guarflniwt! .u. n-].r.-e.-nU-.t
No trouble to show good*.
Manufacturing of Harness aod Saddles, Carriage Trirominga, Harness
and Saddle Repairing a Specialty
i|| BAKERY
E-iereon St.. in the Ledyai.1 Rnildi-y
Palo Alto, Cal.
Mrs. C. E. Bartholomew, Prop.
Kocce-MMtr lo .Hts, M* ». prKthLBk
Everything made on the premises-
Bukingof all kinds for faui.tlee am>
Club Houses to order.
ICE CREAM
Baked Beans
AND
and
CANDV
Boston
Brown dread every Saturday.
10 "
' 5 •■
S5 "
35 "
10 -
IB '•
75 "
COAL
HAY, GRAIN AND
MIUSTUFFS
Government Inspected
up
Fine Poultry, Smoked
and Dried Meats,
Delicacies, etc.
PALO
ALTO
MEAT
MARKET
E. C 1EASLEY
t nl .-ft-lt} Avt«H- n-xlloMitir-inSCo,
REAL
ESTATE
Tliri-t- humlritl ami twenty «.'*"*r-s of cood
Farming I.ari't in Mtmterer
connty for-uilei'li-*Hpor will
eXrliHligt-* for i'.iiu AltO-
propt*rt>*.
j -18 acreft ot Hot t.mi L i in! In Napa Vr.l-
h'v on Niipii Cr_*ek one mile from a pros
peroua town, with a new liotiHt* ni'4 roontt
dciiverwi i l>«ntry, flosi'is' etc., mil W 'oM etieap,
ire« jor fxclmnp-ii for l'alo Alio properly.
A It-o 12 Acres of part on-tiant ami part
vineyard on Oounty roml three mileB
frooi Palo Alto.
* ,,, ow .h. _.r.-,._, ■,] j.b:joalet. m«s£
l, worrell, prdp j Chas. R. Spaulding-
NITURAL ICE
Palo Alto Peed, Fuel and Express Co.
,F.
I
PA' <~» ALTO. CAL
B.Parklii*.!..,
Jon. ilm.-huj.-)--,
-ti. H. F-rkl.,_.„,!,
I*- i-slttrtit ;
I'ltt-l'rc-ildnil
• I WBtitei I
iona*ble
Tel. 36P. O.
Box 815
terminc* that aatd proposal ot parebsw irom {
■aid K. H. Koliliin ti Si-us In lhe lilghmt price ;
•aid Ldwa can ublaio tor tbe hkI« of said t-oadai
aod (hat aald t_. H. Rollins Ik Sotts by Mid pro- ]
poaal arc agreelna to give oi much if not more "
than »aid lowit could obtain lor Mid bonds by • -^ _. __ _ _ _
thdrwlf to.ny other pcmoM.firm or corpora-i OR R & PETERSON
tiita wbaiaoever In the present state of the j =W*__/|tl
bond market.
Now, therefore, the Hoard of Trunee* of the
Touts o) Palo Alio do ordain a» follows:
Said bonds, provided lo be Issued and provision far lhe issuance of which ia contained in j
•aid OrdlnanceHo. 49*0 paMcdand adopted by
tbiP Board on snid i«Hi ilflyul Octiiticr, in9H, be
and the unit hereby are sold to K. H. RolUoa
ft Sons for the sura of Sti.130 tof ether with
accrued interest on said bonds from the
Ml day of October. t£*. to thc date ot del (very
thereof, and the Town Treasurer of Bald lows
of Palo Alto (a hercly authorised and directed to
delt-rer aald bonds to Mid B. tl. Jtoiiius ft Sons
: Household Goods Bought and Sold (or Ca«h
Goods Sold at auction or for a Commit-M*
! Carpet cleaning and relaying.
Repuiiin- ;«*.»-* Upliolsteiiu^of
Matrcbbts, Conches and Fur- .
niutre.
Renting & Repairing
General Btnkine Business jRan"-na s'reet •-•-'•ve<!n I-'",0,'
and University avenue-.
■ur Bu.in.M Solicited. ~
•Will Furnish you
sfSUKI, TU IK. ,
, Bicycle
Repair Work
Electrical Supplies
HOUSE W1BINO and BELL
WORK a Specialty.
FIXTURES SUPPLIED
University ave.
Below tbe Fair
r_rri.o Ex-hwif. Bopglit aod Soli)
Pectin
Satisfied
jThat's the feeling of
everybody shaved at
THE FASHION
SHaviaag: * .Parlor*
ELECTRIC LIOHT*
»««ll» Itaru, ut. ^.k
ttLAMK,
trr.rn.u.,
Lighting 1 _.
flO "Bat ,.»,
IJO-Opjlsptti-i
leaa than city pricw-
rales for i
Foreatlinatea and ratea apply _*•-»'•-
•"-* or bjf'"^^wooo _-.-.«-
Redwood city.
or Bert C Ross.Manager
Palo Alto, C«l
7
No full textPoultry Awards at
Fair Announced
■iss Mundell to Give
Opera Talk in Near Future
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
Esther Mandell. ths prom!*
sent alnger who ha* recently returned from Part* wbere sh* sn
tor four years s pupil of tbe famoe«
tenor Jean de Hesske. wtll be In
Palo Alio on Thursdays at 171 Cn'-
verslty avenue, where she will receive pupils Is alnglng.
Mis* Mundell ha* a beautiful soprano voice of a rare lyric qualif
that ha* been heard in eonrarl* In
the principal ctlle* of Europe and
the K*st and also In a moat success-
fn! song re. Hat which she gave at
thtt St Francis In the early spring
MHs Mundell Is most enthusiastic
oyer l** Rsaoka as a tearber and his
n *.->..k! or singing which mad* blm
fot many y st* the world's greatest
tenor He is most in tern-led tn his
and
o-te.1 by
and the
concert
i of hi*
ad specially
and give per*
SACRAMENTO TO SHOW WILL RECEIVE PUPILS
SOME FINE BIRDS AT HERE ON THURSDAY
ANNUAL AFFAIR. , NEXT.
Sa *..menlo. Sept. IS.—Tbe poul-
fry a**rda at th* 1»13 stat* fair
. were among tbe flrst to be announced, dm- to tbe fact that tba
poultry exhibit waa In auch line
shape that the Judge* did not hsve
to ****** any ttme getting down to
bavin**- Birds la winter show
form were shown at the fair thl*
year. Poultry exports from all
part* of the country declare tbat
they had never b*for* seen such a
floe showing of poultry a* they witnessed at ibis year'* fair. Quality
rather than quantity was tbe rule
of this Shots, and the Judge* were
compelled to use Ihe keenest Judgment in deciding the winner*.
Director E Forreet Mitchell and
J. M Perry In charge of the ;■■ it-
try. pigeon and pel stock department adopted a new plan this year
whlrh proved decidedly popular to
the exhibitor*. As soon a* the!
awards were made b> C J Hind* of j
Oakland, who judged the poultry
Classen, and Iloliert V Moore of
I-ankrrshini, who Judged the pigeon
and pf-l stock, the prlt* list was
rushed to tbe state printing offlce
and printed In catalogue form and
malted to each Individual exhibitor
and the press of ih* state. The
poultry award* wer* first to be issued ,
The *pecl»l» In Ibe poultry department which were lhe premier
award* In that branch of the state
fair, are a* follow*:
Best mate In American clas* ani
besl female la American class, Twin
Oak farm. Mrermore,
Best mule in Asiatic claM and
best lemale in Astatic class. Mr*. P.
W. Nahl, Oakland
Best male In Mediterranean class.
Williams Brothers and Brace. Ful*
lerton.
Best female in Mediterranean
cla**. C. XX'. Hansen. San Mateo.
Best innie In English clas* and
best female ln English ela-v Twin
Oak farm. Mrermore.
Best ma> fa French class and
best:female In French- class, Mr*.
Emma F, He'd, ?.*tn Jone.
Best Orn-imental Bantam male.
lied A. \moId. Stockton '
Be*l ornamental bnniain ft aisle.
A Mon>» Howies, t'elaluma
Bo*t game bantam mate and best
game bantam female. Arthur niton.
Fresno.
Best drake and duck in show.
XVllltan A French. Stockton.
Beat gobbler .In show. Mrs. ll.
Hocking. Oustl.
iv.: ftrkey in sbow. Cslta Grave
farm, X!ant*M*S,
Best display of rabbit*. Col*ell
Brothers, I.o» Angele*.
Second display of rabbit*. W. C
Parsons, San Mateo.
Beat, male pigeon In show, |*. M
Washburn. Sacramento.
Beat female pigeon In show, W. T
Keatell. Virginia City. Nev.
Best- runt in show. Croerakl,
■Stockton.
Beat pigmy pouter in show, i.»•■--
ler Kwen. l.*>* Angeles
Be*t fantall ta show *nd beat owl
le show, r. M, Washburn. Sacramento.
Bent dragoon In «how. W. T. Ke*-
tell. Virginia City. Ner.
. Beet magpie In show. F M. Washburn, Sacramento.
Best modena In show. Frank Cannon. Sacramento. . „ t
Best tumbler In show. Carl Morgan. Utalr, Nev.
Best pen squab breeders, Riddle
•A FOwler, Sacramento.
teething and pupil*.
hi* continuous large
'ul oi^-ratl*
>t't;i» of a large proportion
pupil* each Jeer.
Prti studio, which Is s "bt>
theater, that he had **
lit for htm to teach
ftiiAii- i - In. presents a OlOtl cos-
mopolllan atmosphere as one enter*
and **ee<t lhe different tyite* of stu*
den** and hear* a* maa) different
languages When he taught In
classes of four he wt.tild ohen hav*
a Herman, a iin--i.ii a Frenchman
and an American, and would address each In hi* native language
With the tremendous number of
lessons he givi's e«.h day tie i* el-
war* in good hun."r an.! lavs* to
m*kt* * wtttidsw «h*-n -he ofrpor*
lenity affords in the ■erM'i lost
or ■ great singer it ha* lerialnl)
galnetl a. great teacher. Ml*- Mundell ho* given a number of novel
talk*. IlluKtrated b» Ihe pitiu and
singing, tm modern Fren< h opera,
bath her* and abroad, and alii give
one of th*-**' luterestlng opera talk*
city puumma difficult.
fUeulra* C*-**w***tiv* tltlmrX »• Secured-.-lilis R**wK*.
LtOCk ef stiet-uair planning for Indu*.
trt*t com mum tics Is vlgotvualy dl*
ceased In tbe Kurve-y by Ueorge B
Ford, rlty puni*mg expert for Newark
sn.I lecturer nu tbst subject at Colulu
14s uulvenlty. He says
"I**rge . 11:-*. -re Spending U:i::i. :■•
today to wltlen street*, cut through
new street*, provide perk* and piny
grounds lu roiigt-stod *n*w*. .■-iii.it! ail
of which might have beea saved if
the (ity bad beea originally plntim-l
with fimwlgbL Hundred* of mUltou*
sre sjteut on b-upllaU. asylums, sanl
tarlums. Jails. hr-uliti. police and fire do
piaiUnsets, a large portion of whii-b
-until have been snvetl If the cltle* tnt.l
not t--*ti so wait-fully *n*l unsrlct.
Unrsliy fie-dgue-l
"For example. It the M and block
uiiitit and dli.eu-.lons lu <scctlnus *ur
rounding fhe factories which moved to
Norwood and Oakley, on Hie muritbt*
■f tit,. It-iiatl h*d l-ren labl out t***9*3
tine* wlttCll r\l»*rieti'i* linn *ti,.ttl. t
be in.'st f-i'Voii.:. si nml desSnUe hn
worktiicmeii's dwelling* BBd If pout
•b>li bad lawn made for reeTMUou hM
gmwuup* ** wsdl as for children, aa
*tl_JM*ted by lite i:pi«Ml pxT*3**n
•ulsirli*. the neighimrhood of Ibe far.
lorl.-M Mould lent he nltuoat ru-hi-l-.-
ly "erupted by Ihe employ***** In those
facto i,*** liwti id "t lorg*'iy by ele**,*.
und paafB-*-*) met-, who remtuate dali-
m «*int-ti.j.i: tip) fuMhvr-iu*re. |be
-loin imtMeiti -t Ctnclanatl itself
wwiittl I** vn-.il' t."**. iiT*-ct.t. *
-If the lot* H-.** tTJl bo* llie tK'ttil
SCHOOL GARDENS VALUABLE.
.-.t.i
the
trtij
If ..-.-.f-
\d r
Child 9t****jl4 8. Ed.c.ts. Out ef Ossra
ss Welt sa la.
Th* need of garden* for children. e*»
S-srvUlly tbo** rvbllsg IS cltlee. I* b*
tag nor* generally rvallsed ever)
month, and many ptogr***l*s citks
■ad town* ar* providing aucb spots foi
tholr youth. In tbe *nuu*l reimrts oi
tbe Scbool Harden AaeectaUon of New
York tbe (-resident aay*.
"After tweiity-flv* jentV esi<e*1enc*
*s * tearber I *m couvlnced that lha
in nr. t-r.itl..n of Uttle cblldreu within
four wait* of a rl***ruoui for too long
pectuds Is « great error. Tbe child
must come Into contact with nature or
he I* not educated, Wr have no choice
lu the matter because we were mud*
to so develop Therefore school gpr
dcnlng I* worth while because lt eui
U>dlf* an Integral aud funds mental ele
ment In education.
"The small garden plot Is very Important because It present* to e»cry
'•-hiltl In the school an 1.1-sl of outd.toi
w.*rk. Even If lie ranteM touch tt with
hU ova hands be ceo two It and watch
the tlally growth.
"If at'htH.t gardening la worth whll*
It should t*> s part of our course of
siud> II should he pre*, til-l u ta
I'hl.ap*.. Philadelphia. Washington, HI
Paul aud many other cities It I* to-sl
In place It In ihe fourth or tlfih jonr.
us ibc*e children seem i lie m«*t at
|r led h) erbPO) g-irdeu work, and 11
!t..ti* Ii. tbsea year* lu afler year* *
gnat maa) at ll.etn will take It up *l
"A grertl tunny e-H-tnl 1-etteritK'lll or
gtitilzatlon* have • ■- ■■■: ,-■-I children
to clean up Ihelr t<*ck yard*, to lieau
Students Plans Completed Chappie Issues Fall
For the Installation ' Fashion Number
EVENING OP OCTOBER t TO SHOW HE IS IN EAR-
SET ASIDE POR "GET NEST HE HAS PRETTY
TOGETHER" LAVENDER DRESS.
Plans for th* undergrndukt* psr-
titlpatloa In the Installation of Doctor Brannrr aa prealdent uf Stanford on October tst have been mm-
plcii'd by ihe speclsl commltlee appointed for lhl* purpose by (he executive committee. The** arrange-''
merits rail for a gathering of tb*
entire student body tn the evening'
for an Informal gathering
The Inner rourt wilt be specialty *
jllnmlnate-n for lhe occasion, and;
here th* "get together" of under-'
graduate* In honor ot President
Branner wtll take place For the.
Dreaak-fl a big mualcal program has|
I- -ti arranged. Tho Stanford band
wtll play daring tie fewtlvltle*.
while the Bchuberl. glee and mandolin clubs wlll each render selections.
Arraagementa for lighting the
campus with red lire have been
made, and a monstrous torchlight
parade of all the men In the university will escort President Branner
from hi* home to the Inner quad.
beaded by thn band. At the scene
of ibe morning's formal e»ercl*es
th" iwo thousand ' chair* wtll have
'■•■!. cleared aw*y and the student*
"get together'' wlll l*ke place
The commllte* tn charge of ll
student participation on Ihls dav
composed of A. fl. llaltn. C. K. Beh
•■ii- and W. S. Burn*. _
(•topic It'll
d *4
"It-Ill tu *-
-lent
fttl'.iial far
III lea
ways |.» tb
*-tL
Inriiitn'* i
e*'.dt
1-1 r»_ nn e
r*o*.iitii'itll*.
ll.U
Il*h gttrd"!
«ltlH
' foti
Dr. Jordan, of Stanford, In Ita*
i t-t* f.Mitnl wti-elH-tv In the w.-rt.l
pvusj^siii Is simple. It re*|fir.
i Weekly.
. up- the
of (avnllon the world over
rapid Increase:- t-_<ii doll
it* ibsre of thla tsx-lo
Francisco's hndget'In 1*02
500,00(1. now *i 1* :if.,niin
1931 tat this rate), it will
OOO.ooo A s'mlUtt lnct
everyehere olisert*bla and
Iv all countries Do we •
received T Kmlneni publl*
mark thai the world w*
governed worse. If thl*
far. the *ytftcm will break
middle, and we shall *ee r
"Pilgrim* of Hunger."
the latest name for tramps
FraecU-o Star.
statist!-**
, and it*
\r bear.-
Art
fact that -in plttitilitS pit)*, nml. *•
oml, ii reiiiin* a ro-opetetlve effort-
it • i rt of lhe WOHtlngl
sit U as-ls-nlllW* dty planning."
TRIES ADO CHARM TO HOMES.
In City, bul
A I
.1*.. H****** I
-t* olfserrea
-ll.iy tmprssi
mple. It re*mirt->
•pm-tftlloii oT tin
Rqv
goes loo
in ^he
llllnn* of
That is
San
IK-*Z*I<
-*»\."e ■■.-.^
Repetition
•I wish 1 could
ipoo lhe mlivls,
■if tio* farmer tba value ••! *itr»rmr|
■urrnuiiditic* F.xrry farm home sh-<u:d
tie niT-i-titt It i* not i -tsr. to>
hav-. n fine lemse or f*n--y cottage or:
eij^imh i. lawn fence to msk* |be farm '
hates pretty T» he sure, » neal feoea,
n few mnent-iMil* oa the h*>use ami tb*
fr.» ii-.- uf i«ti t fas-lp mlghlll>. but tke
chief attrecUeOS raa l*e made t.f tree
ami -Iirul- A sbadj liiwn and a ■
*h*dv driveway are aln-ny* altwcilve
flronp* eif irsea -liml-.-ir Bower* nev :
er hfl t.i ■).*■-. The lawn may nol U
km** perfectty saaatk. sli the tree-
mty not be rlaanl] |gnned jh tin,
b tne plsce ornatneatsd with tbem doaa
t.'-t fsil to rottrrtf lbs Impreeslnn Ibelj
peaea si»1 >-ntretmerit dW*H Here '
■Id
. I*
lh
''-Advertised Letters.
Tlie following I* a list or tellers
remaining unclaimed In tbe pn«t-
offlce at Pato Alto. Cal., for the
period ending September IS. 1913.
If not called for before October *'«.
1913. they will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Domestic—
Burkhart. Mr. Ed
Dtbelt. ttm Mary i;
Gilbert. Mr. *
'" Jefferles. Mr. M. V. *
Kavanaugh, Mrs. fl.
Kavanaugh. It P.
Kavanaugh. Mr. R. P.
Ijind. Mrs. E. ' '■
Park. Msy.
Foreign -.- \
Pfalne. Mrs. John.
Kavanaugh, Mrs.
C H DOBBEU Postmaster j
!•■■. ' r ■!.*■ new
building at the Academy of tte.fta-j
ered Heart Tke M * '-.t'.Htur-
-ill *."• one of the mo*: beautiful|
bnlldlnga in lhl* part of^be itate.j
ii •*■!! probably b<* completed with:'
in the year.
Is essentia! to niaking an imprc*
•ion. Tlie bov learn* the tnulti-
plicstion tabic bjr sayitig it over
aod over until he can't **■■ it
WTotig. It ia no truer after it i»
learned than it was licfore. Ite-
peatina; it a thousand times doca
not alter tlie fact*. Hut repetition
does make the knowledge certain.
b»ti»- ••igge-ts a lisppy bint's
' We do nut notice the dwelling
ni- h aa we do the surrounding*
* »urr*»ii>ditig* are preity «*■
ih* intent* of the boaaa is »'i
■nd tbat II Is lhe atm*i
n.l nil Hint i
if.- worth living We look
for nn«* msmdone. but to i
fr pretty h'aue* "
can.oi.i •■ or ciw- gNVteoNHSMT n,LVs
I li IT .« M i.i. or OSUIIK*.
Ilfy fronl Issue*, to plant irree. to cul
tlraie K*rden* on vacant lot* and to dt
vlbf-r moot "tUniiieiKlable civic set*.
"The mliiHil*, too. have unite general
ly bosuflHed Ihelr siirrouiidltig* wber
ever parndbls This wort bs* progress
t<t -aith iittte ootkrti of He adacatieaal
talue It* lisliiliig i*.wer ha* t-reii
thttiiglit or as in.-idi-tiisl lo tbe great
work of iiiaklng i..'(i... ilvlng coadl
lions
-No matter bow much of value mn)
lie a*H-rIhed lo the other p>>luta of
tie*. Hie real value "f -■ *•••■'* *•'•'■ ■*
Ing nrit**** tram the fnct thai lt I* an
Integral pan of the education of dill
dren The Child must COOM Into eon
fart with the soli ami Ita manlfeata
tl.<ns or he I* toil fully educated
"Tlie SCfaoOl thai d.ie* Hot provide
for a cIilldrt'i.H garden Is educating
only In part The child musl also
w»rk In tbe son. meet the winds and
t-.rT.-t il.- •l.-rtm We . n.ii-.t edueat*
it.rtitigli :■*;■• r-ii..r, ■■
m
Repeat
Vour adrcrttiing to make ft ef-,
fectivc. Say it over and over in
different ways if you like, but
keep telling tbe - -■- ■■: i •'■ fact In
this wtiy you force those who tfbc
your name to rcrncniher you and
to think of _vni| when they thti-k'
of your line of goods,
TIMES OFFICE
JOB PRINTING
f>*cul<«' *, — ■■* ef Plants.
Plant pi.r> hufter* tn tloiibt tcgnrdlni
tie iM-stt trfitnn-iit ff>r certain planti
iboold a«k of (he party fr»m nl. or
l.**> Irfty. f..r he :* lodetd * poor r.-ir*
ti wtei dope u-'t knew mar* a\
*]ulretiici.t* »f lil* warm that
Wags garden owner. Cellfondi
her Harden vagsUtlon froa
land* of greatly varying < ll
and It must est l_* *.ti1--_-1
l will iiirlie lu'ihe aame garden
idt-r like ireiittiteiit. Many lan
r iiee*I« rr-gsrdlbg
rj*l
bHt
Te Pr***
VS P.-t-b ■■%
It-r
• i* n BMtth
-1 of pr m!
--1" ■
IX tll'l
Iti t«ir- ».-'
i.<- |g WSS 'fi
nmonlj
Rtl-.pl
Ml: Well
lewtoped >>.
is are
gnlhf-
i*l. nntl Ho
eui eod f>f I
a *i.iti
i. dl|.
s*l It. li'i'ild was ut.tll It
ts -"in-"
;J* t*-:
M-t-U-t
Rack bod
s th-.
wrnpj
-d in thsn
- paper alnl
packed
a«ny
In a wt-:i
fltllHg l«.t.
lu thl-
state
he buds tn
y be left for
Dontha
nnd w
ben it i* >b
■trod to erpai
d tba P
c*it as
■- t',-
.-I ^ml ami p
ner the
n wat«-r wt
k ii hts i—i-n
sllzbUy
be country ] MUST CARE FOR FLOWERS
Plant* Must lis Wall F*4. Well Cvtl*-
v*t*d *nd Net Crmwtt*d.
lu the Wotiinu'* Home l'oiii|iaiiiot
: Prank A. Wntigh. a well kiionu agpaffc
: write* *n article entitle*! "First Aid In
itx> flerdse" " . •■•„ *. from which
: follows:
"Preveiitioti Is better I ban cure III
tbt- garden a* In tlie In.me.
*Fll*t ami foremost, beyond all .•!**
Important. I* lhe ability to n-eist di*
.*■.— ThU lOWaa with good hrwlth nnd
exnt-eraol growth. Plant* width an
•well fed. well cultivated. Dot urer
crowded ami bsee * propgf elknranct
uf water, and which xxr** thtTefoie mak
i:._ • -.-it.') and ■• i_>.r-.-i*. grtiwlh. rarely
actjulre any seriuua |datit dlm-**e*
Bren Inaecte, ■trangs ihough tt ma]
seem, widotii attack ii perfectly health;
l.i.ii: or. at any rail, Ihey nearly al
v.. .-■* ■.; ■■ fr :.-■■* and ■■■■■ * vt'-lou*]}
on Umm pfcuta or tttaDM already wr*k
etied by wr m-giet-t. Ttms gw*1
care nml po.jier «e tier til m.tiiagemi-ut
are the Hr*l nnd mtast Itui-.rtanr melh
.xt. of tfiil-atliiK plant di*
10SEPI1 T. BROOKS TO
RUN FOR ASSESSOR
Secretary ol Chamber of Commerce of San Jose to Enter
Politics.
Joseph T. llriNih*. tor several
tears ss*crelary-manager oT lln* Han
Ji»se chamlHT of commerce. I* to lie
n candidate for asaeaaor nt ihe nest
country election, according ■>. word
Wblcb -i whispered about In polllt*
ral circle* yeaterday
RfOoka, II I* said, ban lieen o|N»u*
minded on thn mibjecl of mnkiiig
Hi- rn. o for several mouths, but II
*...- ni>l unlit within a f.-s. week*
thai hi* made up his mind definitely
io .nter the ii*is Ho has later*
viewed a larlt'i niitnber ol hln rriends
nnd ha* been lold he will make *
formidable candidal*, owing to bl*
*tde -■■ -ii ■ i ni-tn. 'i I";.-. *■ ■■' * and
and H-. •■■■. In promotion work
llrooka will he a candidate fur the
It ••publican nomination.
Although lh*> election wilt not be
held unlit a year from November
tbe rampalgn giro* promise of be-
ginning early, and there are rumors
of several .sti.li.lst-. even at Ihls
early dale. "
•■.--.. :n! of tht. present c*»unty officers, tt Is aald, wlll lie aspirants
for ..'ti-. . now held by other*. Ur*.
Hpltier 1* now county -*.-.■•— mi hy
Mrtm- of ap|iolniment by the board
of -.!-.-..: to ..I......I iter late
hUSbend, I. A. Hpllser.
What to Do with Pears.
Many houvewivr* look -.i;-.r. the
peat BI a fruit Dial is not of much
.it fount rstcpl when %erved in its natural state, as it is considered taihcr
in*tpid when cooked; yet there are
great i**>*iit*tltlir» in pear* and lultiy
dainty and dclkiout deSSCfta may br
made with ihem.
Hiked Peers with Currsnt Jelly.
CkoM large, .-.--•■' » l' |>crt.
rid <
I.Vli th- i.eari* tif r
Tot miii , of a Cul Yard.
I never MO my iiflghle.r or tils wife,
but nollilng could I't.-r coorlnoa me
lb«y ant BOl Ir-.lh *icef|..;it peojOe. he
cause my window cteerleaU IbHr hack
yard, aud their back tr.r-1 ha* a clean
t-arp**-t of turf and treat nnd several
Utn.- I.-.:-.lie** iMiiiitifutly In bloom, and
,' nil without a triiti- at earelesa.dbv
. I . rm eoi And I hear ll.t- rflfaea »t
Dd t*-* •-'.■.till at childrs-U's
_-.: m three on nn eretdai I t^ilere
I it. tt,- taatfmaajf of twek yards. Tbey
t , eeldom de-vice you. while the front Is
:-' generally lioilt f»r lhat i-sio-*-!*! I*ur
i pa*e.*-Cblc*go Inter Ocean
Th* fall fashion number of tbe
Chaparral wlll appear tomorrow In
an sin*, the l*«end*r dr***. t'hap-
ple tske* a glance at the passing
ghow of *llt snd X-rsy shirt* snd
fats* h*lr. and eipresses hla opinion
thereoa
Ml** Marjorle llalley roatrlbules
some clever drawings, as doe* l*eo
Tlulf and several others. Maurice
Dooling I* responsible for Ihn Dllle-
tante Pnur fr**hmen m*k( tbelr
flrsl appearance In Chappie this
fine Ther are It' A (Sriffln. P. Mr-
Dermott. H. 8 Marshuts and 0.
Kot.lnson
Bdtteelalll I'happl** talks aboet
j fashions, sophomore*, roniempora-
rt pul.llcatlotiH nnd tin- baud.
Walter Mathewson to
Resign Within Month
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
AS INDUSTRIAL WAGE
COMMISSIONER.
"I will resign my position a* a
tur-tt(!*er of Ihe Kan Joae common
foufaitl within the ne«t tour »eek«
l »»u remain in my poaltlnn aa long
as I ran. bnt alien the papers arris.- nhtCh make me a msntler uf
the industrial mtmttO commission I
shall tender mt teslgnallon lo the
mayor ami common council." ,
Kin h wa* flu. Hlalement l**ued
l*i.| nlxhi b} Walter Q Math-*w*on.
neely ap|Hiinieti member of lhe tn*
dm.'! in: wage (Otuintsslon Mr..
Matheusou I* BbenUry ot lhe hi)tiding trade* council or Hanla Clara
rouuty and a man of unflagging
real for Ihe lnlere*.ls at tin* men hs
represent*.
School Funds Must
Be Spent Carefully
COUNTY SUPERINTEN
DENT ADVISES SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
Count) KuiM'tlnU-iidiiil of School*
l> T. ii t'.-t. .to I* engaging In mailing lh« folnwlng aotke lo the teacher* and school im...-. throughout
:...!..
ad
the
enough of the flesh lo lorm caehle*
Mace tham in the boltom >.i a t. ■'■
nig d»h, sprinkle with sugar, pour
l.-lf * cupful ol waler -round thrm.
...icr and bake till tender Remove
carefully from thr baking dish and
when rot.l bll thr cavities with red
CHrranl icily and serve with whipped
Pears with Oncolste.
To a pint ot water add a cupful of
brown sugar. In thi* boil small pan
I-crtcd bul leit whole W heu ten.lcr
remove the pear* limn thr syiop.
tiin-n boil the latter down to about a
cupful and into tin* grate n ..|.i.ur
nl Chocolate. A", soon a* the rhoc
-Ut* i- diaaolred add a taafespooaM
i nd. cresm. Fheor with a tea
•poonfnl of ■.null and pour over the
fruit.
Pear Spo'ncc.
Take sponge cake and cm it Into
S'liurc*. Pare, halve ami core «omr
large, peara. Hoil in n »yriijt colorc
with a hall cufdul ol cranberry i
fiber red fruit jnire. When tgfldt
rencne f'"m the syrup -n-l :
rd tb.- halves «>n each sponge square
Dccrfrala with cranhciry jelly und|
-cr-..- with plain or wliipjitl tr-jm <.r
Reception Post*>oned.
The Christian Church wishes to:
- vi'iii'" tl...! thn reception It had
planned for nest Friday a-vening'
b*« beet* postponed*
Ihe
"The n**w school laws are not
likely lo be ready fnr distribution
before November, tm* ropy wilt ba
Men! lo the clerk and one (o the
school library na soon as they are
received.,
"The teacht-r's public school register wlll lie s*nt to every teacher
** aoon a* it i* nealeed
"The opinion of lhe aitorner
general Is lo lhe effect that public
nelifM.I (hlldren are not to be re-
tjutied In purchase anything tor
school purposes. Kverythft.g needed
by thi'in must he supplied by the
txiard ot school trustee*. On that
account let me fautlon you to be
very careful In your expenditure*.
for your hll|« for Ihls year wlll bo
very high. Il Is advisable for you
to deal wltb
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