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DAILY PALO ALTOTIMSa^pAt.O ALTO, CA^iy^WIA', Mftl nerday. $ LKIIAI. l.rOAi. lOTICK OP ANNUAL MEETING |p STOCKHOLDERS OP HOME FOUNDATION DUII.DINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. not constructed and the - Railroad Commission of the Stale- by It* order hna Authorised tha continu ance of the (fade crowing at &!<! point Indefinitely and | NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN WHEREAS, the expenditure of hat' the Annual Heating of the said money for the purpose for ckholder, and member, of Vhlch said bonds wers voted 1* ItOME FOUNDATION BUILDING Impracticable *D LOAN ASSOCIATION will NOW THEREFORE, this Coun held at the office of the Cor- cil finds the foregoing recital of oration at No. 543 Ramona Street, fact* are true, and it hereby or the City oi Palo Alto, County of der* that the question of trans lanta Clara. State of California. ferring the balance of money, to |n Monday, the 17th day of March. wit: The sum of Nine Thousand _ D. 1930, at the hour of eight Four Hundred Sixty-six and 10/100 ('clock P. M. on aald day, the Dollar* ($9,466.10), now In ssld ne being the flrat Monday after fund, to a fund for the acquisition be 13th day of March In aald of the Utility Distribution Sys tear, for the purpoae of electing tem* of the Pacific Gas and Elec bine <91 Dlrectore to eerve and tric Company In the former town konatltute a Board of Dlreetora for of Mayfield, be submitted to the and during- the enaulng fiscal efectors. tear; and alao for the purpoae of That for said purpose the ques ransacting any and all other busi tion of said transfer of the sum of ness that may properly come be Nine Thousand Four Hundred fore said meeting. Sixty-six and 10 100 Dollars Dated at Palo Alto, California, ($9,466.10) shall be presented at e hla Hth day of February, 1930. special election to be held on Fri R. O. BOLMAN, day. March 14. 1930. to be voted Secretary. on by the elector* of said city, iarch 1 to 17 Inclusive. and said date Is hereby fixed for said purpose, being the same date ORDINANCE NO. 493 for which a special election is ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO THE ELECTORS AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE i HELD ON MARCH 14, 1930. THE QUESTION OP TRANSPER OP THE MONEY IN THE called by Ordinance number 492 published in the Palo Al!o Dally Times on March 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 1930; and It Is hereby ordered that this ordinance be published on the .same days as said Ordinance re VIKINGS WIN TITLE r'Bonse") Robsrivn did . his hit for tha seors by a great that, let loose as h* went flying beneath Tho the basket and while he was (Continued from Page Nine) threo feet off the ground. He also ley man started the acorlng, this scored on another cripple later. CLE/ time flrat by a trse-throw by Phil Lacomb* put the finishing touch f mi lips, and followed by a "cripple0 on the score that won the cham by Chast. This start caused the pionship with a long shot near HEJ Palo Alto boys to settle down, and the end. The reserves had hardly the hosts scored no *more for the whole game except for three foul throw*, widely separated. Ericson did Trojan work in this enough time to get set and started before the gun barksd, so no goals were made by them. - The speed attained by the Vik Let F. assui last half. Hs started with a crip ple, followed quickly by a foul throw and then another cripple shot. The first of these goals wu on the worst blunder the Yellowjackets mads, and a worse ings In the second half was marvelous. They no sooner got the ball than they would be down the floor at the goal. They kept Coach Jack Eadie busy shunting his men back and forth, for the of Prot by Regulai your one than any team should make. Yellowjacket man-to-man defense The Palo Altana got the ball out was killlngly exhausting against side on the end line about 10 feet the Palo Alto boys' pace. At from a point beneath the basket. times the speed would be so great Ericson was near the end line that the momentum would carry about an equal distance toward the ball out bf the Vikings' con the opposite aide of the court. i trol. This caused a bed-looking Somehow the Yellowjacket who j error or two, but they meant was supposed to be guarding the nothing while the boys made up! "Phantom** lost his charge, and i for them by playing faultlessly while all the players gathered ; most the time. The F. Parisia and Cle&i Phon) Dial 417-419 around the Palo Alto man who I Today the victorious Palo Alto was to pass the ball in. Ericson | boys will turn in their suits, some stood calmly' out. from the crowd, of them probably never to get free as air. took the pass, drib i into one again. Most of them bled. made the easiest shot of the | have carried the Red and Green evening.. The Berkeley man hard j for the last time, and Palo AJto ly knew the goal had been made. , bids good-bye to a truly mag Later Ericson scored on a long nificent team. one and another cripple. Clayton Som, fuhloni two wedding rl gold or platimin another set all monda for ever PALO ALTO SUBWAY FUND TO THE FUND FOR THE AC QUISITION OF THE UTILITY ` DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS OP THE PACIFIC GAS AND ELEC TRIC COMPANY IN THE FOR MER TOWN OF MAYFIELD, be Council of the City of Palo Alto DO ORDAIN as follows: WHEREAS, the electors of the City of Palo Alto at an election peld on the 14th day of May, 1914. authorized a bonded Indebtedness bf the city tor the sum of Ninetygive Hundred Dollsrs (S9500) to Construct the clty'e proportion of subway at Palo Alto Avenue and Jma Street In said city, out of vblch there has been expended for costs Thirty-three and 90/100 [lollara (333.90). and WHEREAS, said stfbway' was ferred to, and to which Ordinance attention Is called for further In formation. aa to the purpose of this proposed transfer of money. In addition to the two proposi tions on the ballot for the acquisi tion of the Gas Distribution and Power and Light Distribution Sys tems of the Pacific Gas and Elec tric Company, the question for said transfer of the money*now in the "Palo Alto Subway Fund" to the acquisition of the said Utility Distribution Systems shall be printed on the said official bal lots to be used at said election substantially in the following form: "SHALL THE CITT OF PALO ALTO TRANSFER THE SUM OF NINE THOUSAND FOUR HUN DRED SrXTY-SIX AND 10/100 DOLLARS ($9,466-10) FROM THE PALO ALTO SUBWAY FUND TO LEGAL cil held on February 24, 1930, by the following vote: AYES: Miaa Baugh. Bertache. 1 Cathcart, Christensen. Hobart, ! Johnson. Kelly, Mosher, Reynolds. ! Information Depart Thoits, Thomas. Wood. NOES: None. j ABSENT: Lausten. Mrs. Thomas, Whisler. APPRO 'ED: Agard Electric Co.--WILLARD Batterie C. H. CHRISTENSEN. Mayor. Starter and generator specialists. Official headtlg SOI Alms. ATTEST: E. L. BEACH. City Clerk. March 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. A 10. 1930. Automobile*--PACKARD Sales and Sei Bonham Brothers. 62* Hlfih It Advertisement Anto and General Machine Work TOOK SODA FOR STOM ACH FOR 20 YEARS Cylinder and crankshaft grinding. Flywheel gears Inga borad, son, rods rsamsd to slid* PALO ALTO 660 High tL RADIO PROGRAMS Dally By- W. P. FULLER CO. Fuller's Materials Used Exclusively by . REILLY & CO. Painters---Faperhangera Decorator* THE FUND FOR THE ACQUISI TION OF THE tmLITY DISTRI BUTION STSJEMS IN THE FOR t MER TOWN OF MAYFIELD?" I After said question hereby sub mitted to the elector* of the city. | there shall be placed in squares after-the question the words "Ye*" .and "No"; voters approving the transfer will stamp a cross In the square after the word "Yes." vot ers disapproving the transfer of the money will stamp a cross after the word "No." It requires two-thirds *ot the voters voting on thi* question to authorize the transfer. The election precincts are hereby constituted and shall be the same as the election precincts provided "For 20 year* I took soda for indigestion and stomach gas. Then I tried Adlerika. One bottle brought complete relief.*'--Jno. B. Hardy. Adlerika relieves GAS and sour stomach in TEN minutes! Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, re moving poisons you never knew were there. Don't fool with medi cine which cleans only PART of the bowels, but let Adlerika give stomach and bowels a REAL cleaning and see how good you feel. Young Drug Company, Palo Alto and Redwood City. LODGE NOTICES Auto BRAKE and WHEEL Specialists Breka r.lining, drum truing. Hydrautte and mt Juatmants on Jumbo Brake tooting machine* STATION. 01 Alms St. AWNINGS--SHERMAN Awning Cotnpai Everything In Canvas-Mammocks. Curtains, Auto Furniture. 621 Emerson Stroot, Palo Alto. Bakery-PALO ALTO BREAD-Wildtire B White, Oraham, Whale Wheat, end Raisin. Uoe< Aek your grocer. Thompten Baker, <10 Homer Avt. Cabinet Work--WINSOR'S Furniture made to order, ropeirod, reftntehad* store Fixtures. Restoring Antiques Specialty* 4 estimate* Cheerfully Given PHONE P. A. 4931 I7S Oiannlnf Ave,, Palo Alto for in Ordinance number <92; and the election officers shall be the same for said special election on this question, reference to which ordinance ie hereby mads for further particulars. Electors re siding in said consolidated pre cincts are qualified to vote In the Palo Alto Lodge No. HI, F. & A M. . First Degree Tuesday, March 11, 7.30 p. M. George J5. King, Master, A,. N. Umphreys. Secretary. Cleaning and Dyeing--CITY OF PARIS THE HOU8C OP OOOBLHS CL8ANINO, M< Drugs--COMPER'S PHARMACY-- Prescriptions. General consolidated precinct in which they reside. M'.oio Park Lodge So. $11 F. & A. M. Traveler's necessities. Printing, Developing, Bfilgri Delivery. Next. %o Post Office, screes from Cor