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THE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES.\npfu-nununununu nunununu »\n| Be Healthy ;\ni\nTho surest and safest way to ;\n^ preserve or regain your hoalth j\nj 1* to be careful what you eat. .\n£ When you buy groceries be ;\n2 sure and get tho best quality. ]\n* reasonable price* and prompt *\n4> .service. Wc lead ln thu gro- ;\nC eery line.\nWHOLE\nMA, BE CITED\nOT lid OF A\nmm CHEW\nSOCII-.TY BVBNT IIOHRIITES TK.M-\nI'KRAXCK WOUKKlLS IX CUI-\nCACO SOCIAL WHIRL.\nBRITISH HARK linV REACHES\nPORT Al-ri:il AX KYEXTFUL\nYOYAGK AROUND HORN.\n| La Piere & Son\n521 Ramona St.\n** *•*-.*.-* ■*\n*\n9\n•tf*nf*n!*-ns* nf*\nWB ARK STILL AT THK OLD\nSTAND SUPPLYING CUSTOMERS\nAT THE OLD RATB8 WITH Oil.\nAKD GiVSOLINE. DOXT FORGET\nIT.\nAllen Oil Co.\n520 High St. Telephone Main 11\nPAU, ALTO. CAL.\nTbo Fonr Hundred of Chicago Give *\nPicnic to Friend-* and Bring a\nBar Along With Tbem.\nChicago, Oct. 27.—Mrs. J. Ogden\nArmour .Mrs. Arthur Meeker and\nMrs. Mcdlll McCormlck gave a held\nday ni lalbertyvlltc last Snturdny and\nhorrified the good pdoplo of that\nlittle suburban city by bringing a bar\nalong.\nHorace R. Wolls of Ivanboe and R.\nH. Stripe of Waukegan, temperance\nworkers, have Joined forces with the\npeople uf l.lbertyvllle and after consulting with* State's Attorney llanna\nthey threaten to cause ibe arrest of\none James Brown, who Is said to have\nbeeen manager of tbo bar, and to\nhave overy man and woman of tbe\n"*O0" subp-*nsit'- ou. of thf bag. Every\nono lias caught, on to tlie fnct that\nwc do high-class plumbing work.\n■Get In tlio proortslOB by Joining tho\nUrff-r army favoring us with plumb-\nbm£ c.nir.i. i-. We want to get In\ni*.iii-Ji with you. Write a** for an es-\n-Jinn.- oa yonr plumbing need*.\nChristensen-Darling\nCompany\nI-lumblng. Tinning, Hardware, Paints\nand Oils.\n.MS I'nlvrrlly Aw. Plume Main K"t\nnun~unununun^n^n-^nun^a\\\nGents!\nYour Laundry\n"Will come bnck on time look-\nIng nest, with no saw edges\nIf sent to the Stanford Laun- '*■\ndry. J\nThe latest Improved ma- ■\nX eolnery and skilled workmen f*\n4 esablo us to guarantee you '\nK satisfaction. 9\n% Telephone Red SI. 9\nI Stanford Laundry |\n| Cor. Ramona Street 9\nand forest Aye.\nthere were all kinds of It thero whoa\nthe day opened, and wbeu Brown\nclosed up at nlgbl It Is said tbat\novery bottle was empty. Everything\nfrom chnmpagno to ginger ale was lo\nbo bad\nAmong those who w||| havo to tell\nwho drank und what wns on tnp. If\nthe caw Is pushed, are Stanley Field,\nMcdlll McCormlck, M. 3. Kirkman, R,\nR. McCormlck, Mrs. W. Vernon\nBoo.th, mc.-. it. W. Patterson. Sidney C. Love, Miss Pauline Kohlsaat,\nMrs. Herbert Stone, Mr. and .Mrs.\nWilliam Odell. Mr. and Mrs. John\nFar?on. Mr-*. Scott Dryanl and Miss\nHelen Phelps.\nBring Ll*iuor Rack to Army !'• ■:-.\nWashington. Oct. 27.—Action favoring tbe restoration of the "canteen" to army peats und camp*! was\ntaken last night at a meeting ot Advance tent. Independent Order ot\nRechnbltes, the oldest temperance bo-\nelcty In the United Slates.\nIt was explained that a test of\ntbe mailer had been msdo and thai\nthe abollshmont of the post exchange,\nwhere beer and light wines were\nsold, had caused a multiplication of\ndrinking resorts In -th*- vicinity of\nmilitary posts, which had resulted ln\nsevere breaches of military discipline,\nthe cultivation of habitual, drunken-\nnesB, disorder, crime and desertions.\nTbe matter Is to be taken up by\nother tents of tbe organisation In the\ndistrict and the Slates.\nCrew Break Inlo Hold and SlcaJ\nLiquors, Ileciinilng Intoxicated\nand i i.in for Duty.\nVictoria. B. 0., Oct. 27.—Th"\nBrli.-.i .... Jon, wblcb arrived ****■\n*.•-»..- ,fi**T ii belated passage from\nGlasgow with a general cargo, in-\n•nd explo'lw--, rifles and cement, bmc\nan exciting paKsago\nTbe vessel was In ti collision with ■\nFrench ship in Ib* Irish Channel\nsoon after starting, bul put bacK tc\nPlymouth for repairs. Thou a cui;\nwas made at Montevideo to tan*!\nCaptain Jeffreys, who was 111. Frori\nlher« First Mate f-*nach look charge.\nOff Cape Horn* wheru lieu..,\nweather was encountered and tb\nvessel was hose to under stern sails\ntbu crew broke Imo thu shipment ol\nbeer and porter and all bands became Intoxicated. They refused tc\nwork tho ship, which lay helpless,\nwith all her running gear coated\nthickly wltb Ice, and in danger ol\nbeing driven ashore off Horn island\nOnly a change In the wind saved ber.\nFrom lhat time on more or less\nllquor was abstracted from the cargo.\nfollowed by intoxication and fighting.\nOn September ]7tb, while the\nhands forward were under tho influence of liquor, some of tho men attacked a Spaniard nnd dragged him\nalong the deck. They were nbout tc\nheave him overboard when Captain\nRoach, who rushed from the cabin\nattracted by tbe cries for help,\nrescued tbo man.\nAfter that Captain Roach sat foi\nthirty-six hours at his cabin door\nwith u loaded rovolver In bis hand,\nand threatened to kill the next mas\nwbo attempted to get Into tbe hold.\nThis checked the debauch, and except for occasional threats ot thu\nringleaders to murder the officers,\nsnd occasional fighting, no trouble\noccurred for the remainder of tht\nvoyage.\ntw.\nPALO ALTO\nf*-ns*-y.s*-ns* -ns* Ptf**V* nf*n.-***t*\nStanford\nHome Bakery\nJOHN NiCOL. Proprietor\nAll kinds of Bakery Goods.\nCakes and Pastries for entertainments, parties and weddings a specialty. Only tbe\nbest materials used.\n315 University Ave. Palo Alto\nMay Enter Berlin I'n I verslty.\nBerlin, Oct. 27.—The authorities\nof tho University of Berlin say,thai\ntbe statements published abroa***Tto\nthe effect that the stringent regulations concerning the admission of\nstudents arc designed to exclude\nmany Americans altogether, are untrue. Any graduate of an Amerlcsn\ncollege who presents a pussporl and\nthe diploma of bachelor of arts or\nany other equivalent degree will be\nadmitted without any questions. It\nIs true tbat diplomas of thc smaller\nInstitutions, bearing the name of colleges are omitted from ibe list of\nthose recognized. The new regula-\ntlons aro directed ngnlnHt Russian*\nnot having.sufficient means to support or who are academically unqualified.\nCarried Pm-tablc Wireless.\nChangtuf, Oct. 27.—A notable feature of tbe autumn maneuvers ot thi\nChinese Imperial army, which ended\nyosterday, has been a portable wireless telegraphy apparatus, carried\nnpon light wagons and so adjusted\ntbat lt can be erected ln less than\nthirty minutes. Tho mallons wer-s\noperated by Chinese officers of tbe\ntelegraph corps.\nThe maneuvers ended wllh victors\nfor tbe Northern army. At n village\nflvo miles south of Chsngtfa thle\narmy succeeded ln checking the advances of the Southern army,\nKilled While Stealing a Ride.\nRedding, Cal.. Oct. 27.—Tho body\nof John Oreon of Avnlon, Calalloa\nIsland, was found yesterday morning\nnear the railroad track ten miles\nnorth of Anderson. The Coroner\ndecided that Green was stealing a\nride on a blind baggage and bad fallen from a train somo time during\nthe nlgbt. From letters found ln Un:\nclothing. Green, who was aged 30,\nwas a hotel porter and a member ot\nAvalon Aerie, No. 385, Fraternal\nOrder of Englos.\nForbidden lo Remarry Divot-c****\nj New York. Oct. 27.—At tho moet- j\n■ Ing last night of tbe Uulon American'\nlie tho d in Episcopal Conference,>\n' which Is in Besslou hero, the commit- s\nI tee on divorce brought In a roport\n! forbidding any p*sior marrying dl-'\ni vorccd persons. The resolution was\nI passed unanimously by the general !\nI conference. Tho measure provftlOB :\n* that any pastor who Is accused' of\n■ marrying divorced persons will be\n\\ tried nccordlng lo tho dlsclpllni. of\n■ tho church, and If found guiRy will\n■ be expelled from tbe organization.'\nRemarkable Fesi by Wireless.\nWashington, Ocl. 27.-7-A remarkable achievement In wireless telegraphy Is reported to the Navy Department from tho Pensacola Station.\nThat plant bas been able to keep In\nconstant .communication with thf\nBtesmer Preston from the time thai\nvessel left Now York until It arrived\nat Honduras. Tho station also reel veil messages from the Preston\nwhile the ship wsb entering New\nYork harbor, whero she wns undoubtedly bathed in electric waves from\nother stations and ships.\nTAKE UP LANE\nFEAR BLOODSHED OVER MIXINO\nCLAIMS WHEN III -KUVA-\nTION OP1:.\\8 MONDAY.\nProspectors Who Attempt to Surrcp-\ntiUously Enter New Fields Are\nDriven Back.\nYorrington, Nov., Ocl. 27.—Tremendous excitement prevails at thla\npoint on the northwestern side of\nWalker Lake, where between throe\nsad four thousand eager men have\ngathered, [frepBratory to rushing oa\nWalker Indian Reservation, a large\nportion of wblcb will be thrown open\nfor mining claims at noon on Monday next. Camps have been established at all advantageous points Is\niho vicinity, and the prospective\nclaimants for mine locations are\nready to rush to ibe spols whero the\nrichest mineral land Is supposed to\nbe. Several large copper mines are\nln successful operation near Yerring-\nlon, a few miles outsldo Iho reserva-\nUon boundaries, nnd local traditions\ncredit the territory inside th* ruscr*\nvatioh with being sUll richer.\nCalm observers fuar bloodshed may\nresult over disputes tbst are almost\ncertain to occur ovor specially favored locations. Although a local association of minors bas beon formed\nto prevent prospectors from carrying\nweapons, no heed is being paid to thu\nneml-olflclut rule by the more determined element. Tbe mushroom\nmining camp presents a spectacular\nappearance.\nThe camp at Yorrington war\nswelled by about 500 yesterday and\nseveral thousand are expected today.\nAccommodations of all kinds aro at\na high premium. Whilo no hardship\nhas been experienced as yet. It Is believed much suffering mny result unles