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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
FORTUNE TELLER
PAYS HIS FINE
MAZZINpS FRIENDS COME TO
RESCUE
Spooksters Rally to one-Time Leader
and Keep Him from the Chain
eane-offcers Will En-
force License Law

l.. Mazzini, the fortune teller-trance
medium who styles himself Swami ano
claims to be a Persian, paid a fine OF $lot
in Police Justice Chambers court yester-
day for practicing mediumship without a
license.
The little English hostler was once the
chief of takers in Los Angeles. He was
nrime mover in the Mediums Protective
association, an organization which, tne
city authorities say, was formed WITH an
avoWed purpose of defeating the license
law. iii,
Mazzini was arrested one night While
raking in the silver coin at Burbank nali'
where his confederates and a few simple
minded dupes were assembling to give the
pseudo Persian benefit.
After spending several hours in Jail MAJ.
zini was bailed out. 1t required some marc
rustling on the part of one Plaisaunce, q
real estate clerk, to raise the bail money
Los Angeles mediums bitterly fought the
Mazzini case with the hope OF breaking
down the law. The attorney for the Tor,
tune teller tried to show that his client
was a high priest of something, but tne
Jury couldn't see it. The verdict came
without delay and Judge Chambers I'M
posed fine of $3.50 or ninety days in jail;
Two women were found to go on the
spook raiser's bail and the case was ap
pealed to the superior court. Judge Smitf
reaffirmed the verdict of the lower court
Yesterday was the ldSL udy OIL grace di
lowed the soothsayer, and he turned owe
15O hard earned plunks to enrich the cit;
treasury. Not hard earned. for Mazzini
His friends, dupes and fellow takers sub
scribed the money to keep him off tn
! chain gang.
| 1t was said at police headquarters yes
terday a close watch was being kept o.
the mediums and those who attempt t.
practice without licenses will be prose
cuted and heavily fined
Only nine of the mediums who are doin:
business in Los Angeles have taken ou
licenses for the current month.
The notoriety given the Mazzini case ant
the scores of exposures of takers ant
swindlers who were practcing their ne
farious art in Los Angeles resulted in thu
city council passing an ordinance makint
the monthly license fee for mediums $50.
IT was proposed and strongly advocated
by some of the councilmen that the fe'
be made $1OO or set at a prohibitive figure
Mayor Harper opposed the prohibitiv'
tax because he said the city needed the
money.
If the takers try to avoid the tax ant
cause and trouble the mayor will be easily
won over, and it is expected the takers
will be driven from Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
THREE INJURED
As BUGGY AND
CAR COLLIDE
One May Die from
Wounds
Wife and Mother of the Businesr
Manager of County Hospital,
with Driver, Thrown
to the Ground

AS the result of collision between
a Pasadena flyer of the Pacific Electric
and a buggy from the county hospital
yesterday morning on the Mission road
three are seriously injured and ones
injuries may be fatal. All three oc-
cupants were THROWN from the rig
distance of twenty feet. The rig was
completely demolished.
Charles Smith, an employe OF the
county hospital, the driver of the
buggy, was the most seriously injured
and it is feared his injuries may prove
fatal. When picked up Smith was un-
conscious and late last night had not
recovered consciousness.
Mrs. A. Hehbard, aged 70 years,
mother of the business manager OF the
hospital, suffered severe cuts and
bruises about the head and was COM
pletely unnerved ry the shock.
Mrs. A. H. Hebbard, wife of the man.
ager escaped with less serious injuries,
but was bruised and shaken by the fall.
The injured persons were placed on
a Pasadena car and taken back to the
hospital for treatment.
Motorman Not Blamed
Smith, the driver, has been unable
TO tell dHyLulllS u tiiO 1SCioSa1s Oae
according to Mrs. Hebbard. the motor
man of the car was not to blame for
the collision, as Smith took reckless
chances in crossing in front of the fast
approaching car.
Mrs. Hebbard has been visiting her
son at the hospital and was being
driven to the station to return to her
home in San Luis, when the accident
occurred. Her daught 1r-in-law was
going with her to the station and was
then to return.
Smith was asked to drive them, as
he is said to be good and careful
driver.
GAS we approached the tracks as they
cross the road" said the elder Mrs
Hebbard yesterday in speaking of the
accident ''I saw the car coming at a
high speed and knew we would not
have time to cross in front of 1t. 1
supposed Mr.. Smith would wait until
IT had passed, but when / saw he in
tended to pass in front I seized the
reins and attempted to ston the morse
or to hurry him up, but could not 40
so in time to avoid q collision.
Motorman Larson, in charge OF the
car with Conductor Waterman, applied
the brakes and did everything possible
to stop the car, but was unable to do
so in time. He is freed from all blame
by the statement of Mrs. Hebbard.
Both women will proably recover in
| a. few days from the injuries they re-
ceived but it is feared Smith may be
fatally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
High Guy of FL Nina Temple Can
Have Anything There Is in
Texas or Los
Angeles

Joseph Seinsheimer, potentate of FL
Nina temple, Galveston, Texas who is
now in Los Angeles, is declared to be. the
most popular man in Texas. He has been
potentate for five years and in Texas they
say it will be a life term for him, ana
they don't want any one else.
For five years he has been member OF
the imperial shrine and he has never
missed a session.
came out of Texas and he can always
have anything we have was the expires,
sion of one member of the temple, and
the other representatives voiced the same
sentiment. ~, ,
He is a great big man with a good
natured looking face and jolly manner
with eYerY one.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

His Science Treatment

When Christian Science began TO nnu
firm footing in Winchester the httie
SON Of a prominent woman who nau
embraced the faith and was urging
others to take it up was out of school
one day or two because of sickness
When the youngster returned his
teacher who was well along In years
and possessed an inquiring mind, en-
gagged the youngster in conversation.
Been sick, Joe?"
'Yes'm."
Sick enough to be in bed?'
'Yes'm."
What did your mother do for you,
Joe, while you ached so in bed?' asked
the teacher, now all expectancy for the
reply.
"She mended my trousers" lisped
Joe.-Boston Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
No Wonder

Recently washingtoniann in CONVEX
sation with "Ollie" James, the gigantic
and genial congressman from Ken
lucky, made certain INQUIRIES Win rel, TEL
not seen for a. number of years-a Col
p. of the state mentioned.
"And how does my old friend, the
colonel. spend his declining years."
asked the Washingtonian.
"Beautifully, sir. beautifully" an
swered James. He has fine farm,
Sir. And a string of trotters, sir And
barrel of whisky sixteen years olo'
and a wife of the same age, ir."-Lip-
DincOtt'S.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
INTERESTING STRANGER
TAKES FAT PURSE

while w. J. Maier, 1852 South Flower
s+reet was watching the electrical parade
at the intersection of Third and Broad
wav last night an interesting stranger en-
gagged him in conversation on the beauties
5f the parade, and when a few minutes
later there came a crush the stranger
was pressed up against him. 80.
Shortly afterward the stranger , dishap+ sap
NJ Maier felt for his purse and found
that it was gone. 1t contained $52, and
he thinks the affable stranger is the man
who got it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

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catalina n1afSsn Island Ss 605ss band
%sa{$ zss ziss. qso5ss is assda u HsEsssE aTssE
FIRST DIVISION;
@ af0Tnia or on and o sa M Fso Seventh Sc @
~ resting on Main
SECOND DIVISION
sbrners south of Seventh east OF MAN, gnt
THIRD DIVISION.
George A Scroggs sn1 90 sayenth
ssa win " n aT on Pesfs y as N south Of
FOURTH DIVISION. VISION
Glasses and epcoated afsSs WIN ta fGS
Seventh west of MAN, head OF DIVISION resting On ~
FIFTH DIVISION.
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SIXTH DIVISION.
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o" wdho P Or bussies anS
and ssS iSs Ssss ss ss3sa
SEVENTH g Gg5.,c9,g DIy1s1oS gD2S
will foF Ma5saa 6n east nj Side Ps spng S SSi so of Seventh
~ ' division resting on Seventh
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Hartwen and Aides 49, - s,+, hsa
Troop N G. G. Will o lUG division G Wrs Resting @
NINTH DIVISION
Marsha, r Wlegs q ghurie@ saaf' and Aides
Glasses @ spng hma south seventh
TENTH DIVISION
Marshal 7 p Yates and Aides
T Dob vssss sen Sys wsa saf 81 9 sp % ponies
ana '''S resting on Spring
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal J "s" 9 sum@erasld -. !, sn.,u.
Fire department y" head resting spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
Falls from Car

A Gonzales. a Mexican laborer fell
f.on, q Garvanza car at Third and Fig
neroa streets last night and sustained a
fracture of his left hand and of two of
his ribs. He was treated at the receiving
hospital
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

FOR croup there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Everythtug you want you viii find in
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent q word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
FIRST DIVISION.

Covernor of 9T
ooNii Will form Seventh, east or Maln
| resting Main
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
SECOND DIVISION:
DIVISION.

will form on the south side Seventh east of Main right
- resting on Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
FORMATION OF THE FLORAL PARADE

side of Main street. sout
of
Catalna
Grand NIarsha w. A. HammeL
SafGe 1. McKeeby
Twenty Aides o Grand Marshal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
FOURTH DIVISION.
Rean'S Band.

Marshal George A lrIlll1s Jr. al' .sISeS WA,
ond and four n-hands WI
of of Man head OF DIVISION resIns Oh
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

. NJ. c.. A.
Marshal DR., George A. Scroggs and Aides
Eios+a Hoats on side of Main, south
Olas' ~ head of division resting on Seventh.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Walter G. Jacobs, potentate of Yelduz
temple, Aberdeen. S. D., says: Los
Angeles is the dearest place on earth.
and we have been royalty treated
Benjamin w. Rowell, the imperial
recorder, declared the Fiesta the great
est entertainment he had ever seen.
"The way the people of Los Angeles
have treated us beats everything I
have ever seen and the electrical pa
rade last night was truly magnificent
spectacle The Mardi Gras in New
Orleans does not begin to compare with
it. 1t would be impossible for any of
us to say too much in praise of our
entertainment a--d our hosts"
Simeon Theus, assistant rabban, Alec
temple, Savannah. Ga. who is south
erner and possessed with the courtly
manner of the southern gentleman,
said: At have seen grand celebrations
in New York, In New Orleans and IN
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
FIFTH DIVISION.

and victorias two-horse carriages traps
ems Will north side of Seventh west OF
Main, head division resting on Main
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Rev. w. II. Greever.

Rev. Walter III. Greever, of Column
bia, South Carolina, who, with his
wife and family is here on a visit to
home folks, Is busy man these days.
He will crowd into his life much
work If he lives out his days, and
keeps at 1t as he has begun. Besides
serving st. Pauls, as pastor, he Is
editor of the Lutheran Visitor, the
official organ of the Lutheran denom-
ination, in the South. In addition, he
is general manager of the entire pub
fishing interests of the church In the
South. Just now he Is projecting a
large PublishingH House, to be built In
CoIumbia-this summer, at cost
of $45, 600, the plans and specification
of which were made by firm in his
section, who will get the contract for
the work. Taking 1t all In all he is
q busy man-not likely to rust out.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Meeting Closed.
Stowersville. Va.

Stowersville, Va, May 20.
Rev. S. w. Bourne closed his pro.
tracted meeting at Nebo Friday night
Misses Ada, Bell and Ina Shuttle.
barger, of Bland, are now In the com.
munity visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Bell George returned to
Burke's Garden Friday, accompanied
home by her aunt, Mrs. II. II. Stow.
ers.
Mrs. ii. +. Fox, daughter and son
OF Bluefield, are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Bette Fox, OF Cove Creek, Wis.
tied her sister Friday, Mrs. J. j
Steele, Of this place.
Mr.. VIII Fox and sister, OF Burke's
Garden, are visiting Mrs. Andy Fox
Of this place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
We Thank Our Friends

1t isn't considered good taste or
business policy to speak of ones
private business in public. However
the announcement that a typesetting
machine had been purchased for this
Office, and other expenses necessarily
incurred in the raise In price of pa
per, was not forgotten or overlooked
by our friends. Subscriptions and
other bills due us have been steadily
coming in-not in any great rush so
as to require additional clerk hire,
but coming in all the same, sufficient
iy thick and fast to enable us to
meet all obligations promptly.
We want our friends to know that
this timely assistance is highly ap-
preciated.
We now have good newspaper
press, job press, plenty of newspa-
per and job type, two electric motors
(. TO drive all the machines, and the
best, and most reliable subscription
list of nearly 1000, of any country
, spaper in the state. This sounds =
little like "brag," but these are the
plain facts, nevertheless. All we ask
is to be kept busy setting yourads and
doing your job printing, and well
stay there
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
WANTED: so MEN AND WOMEN

jackson, the enterpIising druggist,
is advertising to-day for fifty men and
women to take advantage OF the special
half-price offer he is making on DR.
Howard's celebrated specific for the
cure OF constipation and dyspepsia,
and get fifty cent package at half
price, % cents.
SO positively Is he OF the remarkable
power OF this specific TO cure these
diseases. as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles, that he agrees to refund
the money TO any customer whom this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
cure.
With DIR. Howards specific ut hand
you can eat what you want and have
no fear Of i'll consequences. 1t strength.
ems the stomach. gives perfect diges.
tion, regulates the bowels, creates an
appetite, and makes life worth the
living.
If you cannot call at Jacksons store
to-day, send him 25c by mail and he
will send you a package, promptly
charges paid.
Jackson has been able to secure on
ly limited supply OF the specific, SC
great Is the demand, and you should
not delay taking advantage of the
liberal offer he is making this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Mrs. Like Improving.

1t Is pleasure TO be able 10 an
nounce that Mrs. Geo. B. Lake, who
had the misfortune TO fracture her
hip severely 10y IA fall a month ago, ID
better. She is able now to sit up on Il
chair for few moments at a time. and
her friends and family are quite hope
ful OF her recovery.
Her daughter, Miss ROSA, city mis-
sionary In Lexington, Kentucky, who
has been with her mother for several
weeks, returned on last Monday to
her post OF duty, where she is doing a
great work among the poor and suf.
feriLg in that city.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Bright Lights Here.

s. ii. Joliffe's well known and
popular Vaudeville Company -
Brightlights, are here on their 18th
annual tour, and like good wine has
improved with age The show is
located on lower TazewelI avenue.
The performance last night was at
tended by a large crowd. Clever
work was done by the "Oskaras, "
in comedy and song, and by "Bozo, -
the wire walker and dOer of other
marvellous sunts.
There will be another performance
tonight and tomorrow night and
matinee tomorrow afternoon. a
good part of the proceeds of the show
will go to the Tazewell Band, who
are assisting Brightlights Band in
making music.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Local News

LOST "A pocket book on N. &
W. Railroad containing $500. A
reward of $50 will be paid to person
finding and returning TO NJ. ID.
Nidiffer, Osaka, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Smoot and
the children, were up from Tcp Ton
yesterday having family group
mnde by Black.
w. l.. Painter clerk for III. w.
Pobst, has been confined TO his home
several days by illness.
Yesterdays Bluefield Telegraph
contained AN announcement OF the
sale of the Tazewell Telephone Ex-
change TO the Bluefield Telephone
Company. AT the offices OF the
Company here nothing was known of
the deal. 1t is known, however, that
negotiations have been on for several
days between the local company
and the Bluefield Company, relative
to the sale to the Bluefield Com
pany, but AS yet the deal has not
been closed.
The Baptist of the South contribut-
ed To the foreign mission cause for
the year ending May LIST, S4O3, 81. "a
being an increase of nearly $50, 600
over the previous year. Georgia stands
first, Texas second and Virginia
third In amounts given.
Henry Hampton, OF the firm of
Hampton and Hoback, contractor,
was home this week, having recovered
from a fractured rib, caused by jam
ming said rib againt the end Of
scantling. He Is about well.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
The Majestic Range

Messrs Peery d 81. Clair's store has
been visited by large number of
people this week. They came upon
special invitation of the firm TO in
spect the Majestic Range, and also To
sample the cooking done. Dainty
busicouit, fragrant coffee and gilt
edge butter was served To the entire
satisfaction of every body. Mr.. S. j.
Darrh, with the Majestic Manu-
iacturing Company, has been on
hand all the time to show up the ex-
cellencies of this splendid cooking
machine. IL the firm will furnish
Aunt Ann with the range they
may send us one at once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
A Hard Debt to Paw.

81 owe debt of gratitude than can
never be paid off, writes q. s. Clark,
OF Westfield, Iowa, "for my rescue
nom death by DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. Both lungs were 80 seriously
Affected that death seemed imminent
when j commenced taking New Dis.
covery. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used, and two more bottles made n
complete cure" Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs
colds and all throat and lung com.
plants. Guaranteed by Jackson
druggist, 5Oc and ST. Trial bottle free
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
IL INDICTMENTS
FOR FELONY
Grand Jury Returns True
Bills Against Many
Offenders.

The May term of circuit court be-
gan Monday. A large crowd was i'm
attendance, including lawyers from
different parts OF the county. The
grand jury was selected Monday, COM
posed of the following:
G. T. Peery, foreman; Jno. S.
Bottimore, Geo. X. Surface, J. w.
Spots, G. p. McMulIin, E. G.
Wagner, T. M. Hawkin, Jr.
The jury found twelve felony in
dictments as follows:
Howard Harman for killing Willie
Reece Whitley.
w. s. Hatchet, deputy policeman
at Pocahontas, for striking a Hun
garian, Mrs. Mary Yabnisky, over
the head with pistol at Pocahontas-
Wick Ferrell for killing of +. G.
Vile at Richlands. Ferrell was dis
charged by justice OF the peace al
a preliminary hearing just after the
shooting. Ferrell is at large, but is
said he will be on hand when his
trial is called.
A. Madole for shooting H. +.
Garret.
A. M. Wade, police at Graham,
for shooting a man by the name o.
Geo. Knox, from Hoboken, N. j.
Grover Shambiin for feionious as
sault on Reese Gillespie and Mrs
Alice Gillespie, his wife.
Earnest Cook for shooting William
Gregor, both colored, and from Poca
hontas.
Henry Ware for felonious assault OF
Mamie Turner, both coIored, anC
from Pocahontas.
Chas. Smith for breaking in stor
OF M. Kwass at Pocahontas.
Fred Erwin for shooting Alber
Thompson at Pocahonta Inn. Botl
were colored walters in the Inn.
Lou Lawson for shooting Greeve
Myers. Lou Is at large.
Robert Golf, who killed John c
Gabriel on Plum Creek last Frida,
afternoon, was also indicted.
The following gentlemen yer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Country Merchants Should
Advertise.

The country merchants, says an
exchange, make great mistake in
not doing more advertising in the
county paper. Their customers would
increase in number and i'm amounts
purchased, If the country store would
run an up-to-date al. i'm the paper
read extensively by the people.
Ihe country merchants should
learn a lesson from their brethren i'm
town. Buyers ride by the country
store to town attracted by nm adj
Nertisement of the town merchant
which they saw i'm their county pa
per- And yet, the country merchant
seems To be slow to- catch on. "
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Mrs. Mckinley Dead.

Mrs. Mckinley, widow of the
President, died at her home in
Canton, Ohio, last Sunday after
noon. She would have been 50 years
of age had she lived until the Sth
of June. She had been an invalid
the most of her life. Since the assassi-
nation OF her husband she had led a
secluded life. Two children-girls-
were born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley,
both dying in early infancy, and
hence she is the last of her family.
The interrment took place at Canton,
where the remains were laid to rest
beside those of her distinguished hus-
band.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
BRUTAL MURDER
ON PLUM CREEK
JnO. G. Gabriel Stabbed to
the Heart by Robert
Golf, Who Escaped.

On last Friday, early in the after
noon, a man named Gabriel was
stabbed to death, on Plum Creek,
by man named Golf. Gabriel lived
only few minutes. The body was
brought to the undertakes, Messrs
Peery & st. Clair, and prepared for
burial, which took place on Saturday
in the cemetery here. Details are
meager. The two men were employ
ed by the Quigley Furniture Com
pany one as teamster and the
other as machinist, and both were in
COTS wagon returning to Asbury.
Gabriel had been to Bluefield, and
was returning to his home.
1t is said that the men were drink
ing, and got into quarrel, when
Goff whipped out knife and stabb-
ed Gabriel to the heart. There were
too ugly gashes, one on each side of
Gabriel's breast, either of which
was sufficient to kill him.
A man named Mutter, was walk
Ing behind the wagon when the kill
ing occurred, and phoned to town
for a physician and an officer. c. T..
Scott, who reached the wagon. soon
after the cutting, says that Gabriel
lived about thirty minutes.
Officers and a posse searched for
Goff, but failed to find him. He is
said to have come originally from
Washington county. He married a
daughter of Mr.. Massey, the Plum
Greek miller.
Gabriel is said to be from Pennsyl-
vania, originally, and married In
Kentucky. His wife died several
years ago, leaving children, one OF
them a young lady about 19years old.
He Is well spoken of by the QuigIey
Furniture Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
10 Howard

Mr.. 10 Howard, one OF the best
known and most popular citizens in
this section. was In town a day or two
ago. and when asked if be was going
to Richmond, said Yes sir. The last
time was there was scared half to
death, and / want to go back once
when won't be afraid. and as he said
this he showed big scar on the side
OF his face where a Yankees bullet had
plowsd it's way through his jaw, one
memorable day in the CO.'S. No visitor
to Rlchm ond will enjoy the reunion
more, or deserves 1t more than Jc
Howard.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-31
Drug Company at Tip Top

a new drug firm will be opened at
once at Tip Top, under the firm name
of Tip Top Drug Co.
The members of the firms are Nc
Muiilin Bros, @. w. Hairless, ]. G..
Gillespie, r.. II. Harman and
perhaps other. Tip Top is growing
and becoming quite business little
town.
Inc next thing you hear may be
that Tip Top will want the court
mouse moved there, and also an elec-
trio car line,