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of Sun Jose cx|ii'i Inn-nlut ion the i >m-1 >< iii nurd, pn.-ddent, It," the speaker ileelaieil. "No one wants the, <luy of Hie saloon to return, not even the wets. A saloon was merely the place that retailed liquor. Hut tlui wets ne.d to explain how tin y cm III >'iige at the government's ex perimental station for experiment>tl purposes, have been <h*stroyeil .luting l ln> past few .lays because Hu y in n no longer needed. ting for mi|)K'*- bYing liquor back without having < ;uh anl victors the city In Imr1 iv park rnwiiilaOliver lovers are something that will Ink- the pi n e of the. saloon und resemble It .n It was In the days before prohi bition," he coneliided. Victim Of Naval Air Bomb "Attack" May Get Damages of the women's' of the I'reshy- the .-.oeuil hull Mrs. W. C. i News Briefs WAP I HN'GTON', March 3 LV> Ii .iiiIi M. fJ rover of Snn Frnnclx, o, wiio was surprlsetl an>l In- red to serve ns , Inii-d wh'n a projectile fell like roup. The other] Erecting Building at 1-os Atto* - a meteor out of the air and start etd ns follows: I J. H. Crawford of Cos Altos is ptunc, first vice j erecting a two-story huildlng ' " ed a deluge of sand und water mi him arid his companion, Miss mnie Moore, sec-j Griffin road near El Monte ;w lnnet Itt "n, ns they were driving nt; Mrs, J. ,M. I nuc. The lower floor will he u-.-.l n.-nr Coronado in March. 1929, may i.ms Mattie Frank, j by him as a carpenler shop " I get. $300 from the navy depart- : Fielding, .Us. Ethel biota- , the upper Bubb. j quarters. one will contain liimg , monl to cover the cost of medical i licatmrid for Grover and the dam- eiary, and Mrs. I ages to his 'car. Tho projectile nal and over-seas Lights and Tire Stolen--A 1 Widsteen, 1920 Emerson street was a ruival air bomb. were Installed reported to the police the th.:t [Prof. M. S. Wildmanmorning church at the week end of a tail light C. Span r>. P?s- headlights and a spare tire from Undergoes Operationhe Foregin Mis- his machine. h entertained the Legion Executive lfere--Chai !o Jolly Eifjht Whist Taylor,- jeweler of Salinas, who is rtornoon at her 1 district commander of the A met a avenue. Those, lean Legion, was a visitor he. r s. Laura Merkle. j Sunday. Mutiny S. Wildman, professor of economics at Stanford Univer sity. Is convalescing satisfactorily today after an operation underg.,n" yesterday at the Palo Alto e, Mrs. Sara Ja- j -------------- Uhlmeyer, Mrs. j To Take Training Course--C V Mrs. Minnie Cur- l prench of Zwlerlein's Walk-Ovei ... Maconno. and j Hoot Shop loft today to attend the Jessie Sandham Scholl's Orthopedic Training Schc-i n, a house guest ] at gftr) Francisco. vas present. Mrs. j ______ llu-pitjil. r RADIO PROGRAMS Dally By IV. F. FULLER CO. ntertain. the club; Born--At the Palo Alto Hospi'V. "ting. : yesterdav, March 2, to Mr. m:,t Legion Auxiliary '^rs ^ Smith of Mayfield. i. in the Presby- I (jaughier. 1 for its regular i _________ re Hurloek. presi-j Born--At the Palo Alto Hosp vl en absent for sev- ' tcclay_ March 3, to Mr. and Mm account of illness C Kearns of Redwood City ain presided. He- eon. VUa'ization work Mrs. Leila Cutter Born--To Mr. and Mrs. C ' Lavvron. Tt was Kearns of Atherton, at the Pel- actvvccn $55 and Alto Hospital. March 3. a s n o'rd bv the auxil- ] janlG? Francis. are of the recent ; * -------------- Over $17 west Born-To Mr. and Mrs. P. dnh he sale of home- of East Palo Alto, at '.lie e unit is invest!- j pa]0 Alto Hospital. March n V purchased with daughter. Dorcas May. efreshments were disc of the meet Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Frank ; and Ida Burke. Tomlin, at 337 Kipling street March 1, a son, George Herbert ^ "{> Z-J '/* # Fuller's Materials Used Exclusively by . REILLY & CO. Painters-- Pnperhangera Decorator* Estimates Cheerfully Given F1IONE P. A. 4931 SIS Charming Ave,, Palo Alto V. / r T U i* 1 ' 7* MESENA, Ga., March 3 i.Vt Pet Tonight.! This town, population w, has eight J | homes and five churches. In a.I dSfi o ,,/. > dttion there are services occasion Woman s two city halls, prance Union of ] J .. lold its monthly at 7:30 o'clock at s. Ada Elliott on College Terrace, New Shanghai <J5? Ovw-38 S5U"Ksh^' } HALLUM& JONES Tailors o' SUITS MADE TO ORDER SLITS ALTERED SLITS REPAIRED SLITS CLEANED SUITS PRESSED 519RamonaSt. v ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Cash or on Terms Palo Alto Book Shop 158 Unlvernty Avenue W. Wilkinson THE LADIES'TAILOR 414 Emerson St. Suits - Dresses - Coats Made to the latent New York and Part* Styles fr ] Spring wear. All work done by me Is cut and made. FIRST CLASS WORK a t mo d e r a t e p r ic e s ALL WORK GUARANTEED The Latest Styles to Choose From.