The Daily Palo Alto Times 1912 October 22

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EIGHT PAGES
PALO ALTO. CAL.. TUESDAY.    OCT.    22.    1912.
-   EIGHT PAGES
NO. 246.
Monarch Ranges
The name Monarch Range
implies durability, economy
and efficiency. We have
sold dozens of these ranges
in Palo Alto and vicinity,
and for their many good
qualities refer to anyone
who uses a MONARCH.
They must please you,   or
your money back at thc
Palo Alto Hard-ware Co5
It.KM 1b law Oewuw o. Us. OBS>.
THURSDAY, OCT. 24—
WINTER COMMENCES
WITH A VENGEANCE
Look out for the cold.
Come down before the side-
wslk gets slippery and get
warm things to wear.
Extra    preparation    to . fit
you promptly in a
HART.    SCHAFFNER   ft
MARX   OVERCOAT   OR
SUIT THIS WEEK.
CROWDS ACCLAIM
THOMAS MARSHALL
DUDFIELD LUMBER CO
The People Who Please
Telephone Yard, 21
Mill, 225
WHOLE CITY   TURNS OUT
TO GREET NOTED
VISITOR.
Palo Alto and   Stanford   People
Hear Governor of Indiana
Criticize Johnson.
Phone 318K   '
FREE DELIVERIES.
-*,*(   Free Gifts,—Keep Busy.
Women Moosers io Meet.
<     A  women's    political    meeting
j in  the intercut  of thc   Roosevelt
campaign    will    be    held    at -3
: o'clock    Friday afternoon at    a
place to be announced Utter. Mrs.
■ Itia Finney MacGrille, one of the
li.'-t  women >|»eaker-*; in thc Bull
Mooac cainpaij.-n    in    California.
Lwill make an address.
The    purpose  is  to    enroll  as
many women in the cain-*aign as
possible.    The place of the meel-
iing  will be announced  soon and
all women are invited lo attend.
-av-.
THE MIRROR NEVER LIES
but you needn't fear looking in
it when you wear clothes tailored by LmMtefl. Wc arc turning out some splcfcdid model
suits fashioned after the leading,
F.ncli-h and American styles—
carefully measured, skilfully cut.
fitted 'by'-experts, and entirely
hand tailored — money savers.
too.
B. IR. Lausien
iog Circle.
Peninsula Property
Menlo Park—12 1-2 acres
within one mile of Menlo*
Park station: $fsOO an acre;"
finest piece of property for
the money in this locality.
Terms can be had if necessary.
Palo Alto—6 1-2 acres at
$450 per acre. This property is within I 1-2 miles of
Stanford (."niversity. Terms
if desired.
J. J. MORRIS
ISO l i..trrs.Uy Ave.. Palo Alio
Have you ever heard a potato tell a story?
Listen to those in our window at  130 University Ave.
THE    UNIVERSITY
REALTY COMPANY.
Palo   Alt*  and   Saua   FYnneitw-*".
Crit ici/.iug (»■ >\ cruor 11irant
VV. Johnson, his opponent on the
Progressive ticket, for being a
'party to the disfranchisement of
'the Taft Rjpublicans in California. l»v*.vcnior Thomas Riley
'Marshall of Indiana stirred the
! enthusiasm oi a/Vast assemblage
J at the Auditorium in San Jose
[last night in the second address
[he delivered in California during
ibis present tour of thc slate. The
j Hoosier governor reached San
Jjosc in a s*t*ecia! train from-Oak-
lland which arri\cd at thc Market
-.tree* station shortly after it
o'clock.
A parade was formed, headed
hv a platoon of |M>lice composed
■ •if \l tie Temple, 1.. l.caderich,
J. J. Saulsbnry and J. F. I'rindi-
ville, behind whom marched ihe
Tilth Regiment baud under thc
leadership of Willi). Lake. Next
in line was a contingent of Stanford University students, after
•-.hum came automobiles containing mcmlxTs of (tovernur
Marshall's parly and well-known
--upporlers of the Wilson-Mar
shall ticket Chinese lanterns
were carried by many of ihr   pa
COMMERCE BOARD    STATE COMMISSION
FAVORS MEASURE AWARDS CONTRACTS
ENDORSES       AMENDMENT SECTION    OF    NEW   HIGH-
FOR CONSOLIDATION      ]    WAY FROM PALO ALTO
OF CITIES. TO LAWRENCE.
Committee Thanked   for   Rcduc- City  Street   Improvement   Com-
tidn in Rates and Told to Push        pany. Which Paved Avenue,
Demands for Crossing. Gets Palo Alto End.
The chamber of^omnicrcc   in      News came over the wire from*
ninthly se-vstun last night passed] Richard   Kcatinge  this afternoon
resolutions iu favor of thc
amendment allowing consolidation oi cities, authorised the cx-
ccutive committee 10 select an
attorney p. push the demand for
a railroad    crossing    before    the
which indicates that work on the
stale highway in this vicinity is
io bet-in ai once. The cost is to
come out of thc  recent $18,000,-
000 bond issue.
The slate highway commission
raders. and the glare of red firepitron ratifying the action of ilv
ounty supervisors, and ap-*awarded thc following contracts
proved thc action of thc cxecu-j l0"av ,or -n* improvement of the
live committee in accepting a-r'*•*•'■ from Palo Alto to Law-
compromise 'induction    of    ralejtirc,M'c:      *
and dismissing the complaint! City Street Improvement Corn-
filed before rhe slate railroad'I'"-"? *'■ •*■**•■ Francisco, for road
conimission. • from.   Palo Alto    to    Mountain
I'M ward \ckleys resignation, ^ "'*"«'. six and one-half miles,
was read, closing with ihe words |$4-.90$-
"I fail to sec tbe benefits of do- TeicJiert *** Sons ol Sacramen-
natiiu. a dollar per month for a'"* for •"'•a1' from Mountain View
5-cent reduction in commute.-" Lawrence, five and one-half
raics. ami I herewith enclose my miles, $M).t#&.
check in lull (or dues to date anil This indicates an average of
request you to accept my resig- ffiJSOO •■ mile f«*r ihe good-road
nation as a member." [section      through    Santa    Clara
The resignation was, on mo- county. This road is llu* P.l
lion, promptly accepted by un.ro-JCamiiUi) Real and has bad a
imoua vole. ' Richard Keatinge; RTO-, '■<•••■ oi money spenl upon
moved thai a vole of thanks he!1- ■'>' !*u* COUflty. The addition
extended to the transportation'0' -*-*0--*-0 a ninC in ncw 1*vo**
committee for its efforts in Ihe ought i" make a fine road of it.
conference with the railroad   au-[ *
lliorities.. A motion was then Miss F.thcl Crosby. Stanford
made  and  carried   wilhout   op--*.-'■-■_ has gone lo  I.os  Angeles   to
train for V. VV. C. A.
.ork.
.and  the    stirring music    by  the executive committee  iu  the mal-1
Iband    gave a reminder   of   the ter of passenger rates and    the!    *,rv    *■'•*•«*
campaign  days of several  years attorney was instructed to with- turned to Pr
l-lgo. draw the suit against   the    com
I     \rriving   ai    the   Auditorium pany
Governor Marshall was    greeted The Crossing.
with a *-| tout anions outburst    of,    Mr.  Keatinge reported his ef
(applause and    the old campaign|foriis t-> find on) the status of il
in
Scbnl/e  has    re
Alio for thc winter,    She  spent  the  summer
(Ircgon and last week in Southern California
4>4>4>*a>4> »♦.»-.**•** ••••«•* 4>* t>4>
laims l-i  this  road
song. "There Will    lie    a    Hotjpeiition for railroad crossing and when    the supervisors    meet  in
[Time in ihe Old Town Tonight," strip of road  through  the Stan
played  bv  tbe band, added  sent|forrl properly al   Palo Alto ave
LOS ALTOS.
Seven    acres.
half
mile
irom
depol;    g
and
V.CW.
good
trees.
building
site.
oak
excellent
soil,
$300
per acre—is.V-0 u
$?00 cash.
balance   l"iig  tin
cent.
e al
I.  prr
V.
V. Hirirrl
*>r
(to    tbe    occasion.
I Roi;ei-.   chairman
William  H.lmic.    He found no record of ih
f  the  Demo-irf-ent
cratic county central eommiiiee.j '■ isors.
. introduced   Nicholas   Bowden  as< Mitchell
.the presiding officer. viewers;
1 \mong the vice-presidents ap- ' ■'■ Mr.
J pointed for the evening were 1 probably
, Professor      MTcraon
'br
l..-f„,
be    said:     Supervisor
referred     him • to    the
Supervisor     McMillan
Keatingt
have   a
Klmore. almiil   the  first   week in     X
Xovenibt
Favoring   Consolidation.
S.    W.    Charles    justified  the
- -• - - les with a number    oi    strong arguments,    and*
said he thought    ihe    consolidation of San  Male 1    county  with
that he would San Francisco .would It-ring grea*r**
report    ready reductions in    raics in the  near
j George Meek ins, W. II. Kelly, ber Mr. McMillan has found tho
Captain P VV. Thompson. (>. M.|.nc original map of the ground fav.
Eastenla?  and l>r   Frank AngcHjb- question adjoining San Fran- in
For thai reason ho
ghi Palo Alio voters should
- the proposed amendment
ivor of consolidation.     The
PALO    ALTO
Redfern, Dr. Warner, Bon Ton and
Royal Worcester Corsets
In all the new Fall Models, made in long straight lines to
give the corsetless appearance which is the latest feature of
prevailing modes. The materials used in our celebrated
Redfern Corsets were never before so beautiful, nor the
trimmings.    AH  Corsets should be fitted by our experts.
Mill'meiy
Trimmed Hats at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 each. Sold elsewhere
at $12.50. $17.50. $25.00 each. This is just the difference between our prices and San Francisco, while ours are vastly
better tailored. That's why we cannot turn out the orders
fast enough.
Handkerchiefs
Imported direct by us from Ireland, France and Madera. In
this department we show matchless values. Prices 10c, 15c,
25c. 50c to $4.00 each.
Sweaters
There is not a store on the Pacific Coaat showing s larger
range of Sweaters. Children's from $1.50 and up. Women's
from $3.50 and up.   Men's from $3.50 to $8.00.
NIPPON
On the Avenue
Phone 433x
f  Palo Alio. [elsqiiilo
Woman Is Applauded.
Miss   llr-ter      lb-sford.   a   pr  -
fessnf >*i  Rnglish in the Orange
(X. 1 1 High Sd I. and who is!
1!,,   ;ii;ii,..   of "Wilson—IIiH,Rcc-j
■rd   in     New    Jersey." preceded!designated as an
which seems to'fotlowiiig    resolution    was    pre>
hr»w  thai   ibe road docs  not b
long to Stanford University, having l-scii    reserved    by Thomas
Ie in thr original sale of   ih
pared and on motion adopted*
"Be it res.-lycd. Thai the chamber of commerce approve the proposed amendment to section " of
land,  and   the  road  having  been article   11  of thc state    constitu
ip ii
n -id    \h
Govern'-r Marshall in an address;McMillan intimated ihat he con
sidcrcd the subway .11 Hawthorne  impractical.      Supervisor
i which  was received    -with  much
favor and  vociferous applause.    |
j    Miss Ilo«ford will deliver thi.** Milch-t-H was also minted as
I address in  Pal-     Ulo   Saturday ing thai the count; could not ai-
(ContlnuvNl on  .iBf**.* 8.1 ford I" pay one-third of the cot-1
of InrHtfing n subway    ai    Haw
tin hnt- avenue.     The  llirttton   llicil
carried lo have an attorney pros
5'9
l-'iltr-*. ::
Palo
Alto
HaUDQI   M-IKK-s KtMwfMJ. IMM-'. ot  feASSI . -■
s.„, few,
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MltvADOft CO.
lion pcrniittinii il..* fnrmation <>f
r.).is..liilai4*d .-ii. and county
governments and nrtir ihr clcc-
• .r    nf   I'al..     Vllo 1"    C1U.I   tllcir
v-.ttes in favor   -.f   'In-    amend.
ir'.nl
In ih,* al.srnre ■■'* It. C. Allen.
presiitenl nf tin1 chamber of commerce. I) V Mtnilcuhall presided ai ihe meeting.
T^ALL models
-*- of button
shoes. We have
some of the
newest for your
selection.
3-KiM3Ctr~"
Noveltv Theater
•a/
THK PAMILY RBSOBT--nfST OP THK  hATtLmYT
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Lovesick Maids of Cuddletown
All the girls gel lovesick when a handsome young doctor
comes to town. All the young chaps have heartaches when
hi*, voting wife joins him. "Funny Bnnnv" is among the
bunch,
And Three Other Keels*
\l»llSSIO.\   IO  CBTXaV FIIWT SHOW 7:4.*V
THURSDAY   AND   FRIDAY—"THE   PARTY    DRESS."
with  Helen Gardner.
WHEN WF. HAND YOU OUR
ESTIMATE
ot  the rost of ibe   lumber yon ?•*-
■Hiiro yon ■■■■'■ •■!•■;" i.il tipoo It thnt
■iif flf-nrrn will be as low as flrst-
elass. well'scasotietl lumber can be*
aold for honestlr. It >ou pay more*
--on pay loo much. If you pay les*
yoti roI less either In quality or
quantity.
SANTA FE LUMBER CO.
Mnyfleld, CM. PIIOM: l&tV