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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
SAYS WHISTLER
WAS THE BEST
Paddy Ryan Talks of Wrestler
Who Was Better Than
Muld00n.

Talk about Gotch and Hacken-
schmidt being the best wrestlers that
ever happened makes me tired" said
Paddy Ryan. the local sporting man.
the other day.
why, Clarence Whistler. known as
the wrestling demon OF the West, would
have thrown either OF the above-men-
toned grapplers without difficulty. In
my opinion he was a better man than
Muldoon.
whistler wrestled Muldoon in Bos-
ton a solid six hours once. from p. m
till a. M. at which hour the lights
were put out. He was only a boy then.
standing 5 feet inches. and built very
much like Sharkey.
His bouts with Muldoon were near
ly always crooked for the latter want
ed an ace in the hole before he would
go on the mat. whistler went to Aus
tralia where the bouts were not fixed
and threw all the best men there with
out difficulty. including Donald Denny
and W. c. Miller. Denny was famous
all-round athlete and strong man and
possessed more medals gained by feats
of physical endurance than any man
living. Miller was one OF the greatest
wrestlers of his day.
Whistler died from the effects of
chewing glass and swallowing II. When
he was full of whiskey he would take
bite out of the glass and crunch
II up"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
LADIES MAY
WITNESS BOUT

Hans Froelecher rested yesterday,
and his strained leg was much bene-
fitted thereby. Today he will resume
his usual stunts.
Kanae also took things easily yes
terday; in fact, it was an uneventfuI
day in both camps.
The choice of Harry u. NJ. Cobb to
referee the main event is good one.
Cobb knows the game, and may be re-
lied upon to adjudieate the bout to
the general satisfaction.
A number of ladies have inquired IL
it will be the proper thing for them to
witness the wrestling exhibition. In
San Francisco the wrestling bouts are
always well attended by ladies, and
there will be nothing that will in any
way shock any members of the fair
sex who may be present next Satur-
day night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13

Co. F.-N. Jackson, p: Kama, C: Kao-
wal, hiss; Bailey. 2b; Pahia, 3b; Stone,
If; Cockett. CT; S. Jackson, IF; Burns,
Id; KAPPA, SIS.
Goth Inf.-Moran, p: Oakley, c; Vail
mer, 1b. Collins, 2b; Truer, 3b; Zemn,
SIS: Bradstetter, If; Streer. CT: Rec
dover, IF.
Summary:
Threebase hits, Pahia, Bailey: two
base hits, Bailey, Cockett, s. Jackson,
Bradstetter 2, Oakley, Recdower, Vull-
mer; sacrifice hits, Kaowai, Moran;
first base on errors, Co. F s, goth Inf.
6; stolen bases, Co. F Z. 20th Inf, 4; left
on bases, Co. 9, goth Inf. 10; double
plays, ia-Kama-Kaowai Bailey
Burns, -Collins-Vallmer; struck
out, by n. Jackson 5, Moran S; base
on balls, Jackson 1, Moran 3, wild
pitch, Jackson 1, Moran / passed balls,
Oakley 2; time of game, 1:20 m; UNI
pires, Kelley and Mahuka.
Next Saturday will be the last game
of the series. Should Co. F win they
will be presented with the handsome
cup given by one of the officers of
the n. G. H.
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Just Josl1es

Which is the better fighter, a goat
or an elephant mamie.
Cannot tell you. We never Joined
a lodge in which they used an elephant.
~ - ~
A member of a charivari party in
Carneyville. Wyo., was severely shot
by the groom the other night. Once
N a while they get their dues, it seems.
&c 80 &c
Prince Vladimir Sergejevitch Kutu-
zoT and his wife. warwara Tranov-
skaja Kutuzoff. of Russia. have gone
to Doukhobortsky Doesn't that SEN
tence look like a wreck of the alpha
bet?
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At the table a fellow named sam
Was eating some sponge cake and jam.
When his mother yelled MY.
You have swallowed a fly"
Said Sam, We'll. I don't care a boot"
Unho}z, the prizeighter, says he's GO
ing TO get married after he beats Joe
Cans The girl. might as well look
for another man-she'u never get In
holz if he waits till he whips Joe
- - -
She called her doggie 'Cuspidor,-
It gave the family fits.
And yet she named him ''Cuspidor'
Because he was Spite.
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GUARDSMEN
DEFEAT THE
10Th INFANTRY

Co. F, N G. H. defeated the goth In
fantry nine at Aala Park yesterday af-
ternoon, after one of the best games
of the series. The score was s to s..
n. Jackson pitched fine ball for the
winners, holding the regulars down to
9 hits and giving only one base on
balls. He had also s putouts to his
credit.
Moran pitched well for the Infantry
and but for the errors his side rolled
up would have pitched a winning game.
Co. F, got five of their runs on errors.
Score hY innings:
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Dago Perelli. the big Italian wres-
tier, doesn't like Hackenschmidt. Last
time Hack came to this country he
and Perelli wrestIed in Boston.
''Big-a da Hack" says Pereli. ''he
da canda keed. I say to Hack, I, Pc
reIi, me da canda keed. You no
cana t'row-a me. break-a de neck
for da beeg-a da Hack. send-a you
home to England on-a da stretch
Then I jab da thumb ina da eye,
teenk for make-a da Hack queet.
Hack he get big-a da mad. He grab-a
me. PerelIi. around-a da chest Wit
botF-a da arms. Just like one greedy
bear. He give-a me one big-a da
squeeze. 1 feel like I been run over
with big-a truck. I no feel-a Ikea
da canda keed. He squeeze SO hard
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Two Notable Fights
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Battling Nelson has demonstrated
that he is still a very important fac
tor in the championship race for the
lightweight crown. In his bout with
Atteli in San Francisco he showed a
burst of speed that ne was not known
to possess. 1t only goes to show that
a fellow don't know what he can do
unless someone else brings it out.
In Abe Atten he met the fastest
boxer that the prize ring boasts of.
He landed time and time again on
Abe, where others previous to this
bout had failed. True, the little At
tell did more than his share of scor-
ing clean blows, but the very fact
that Nelson could land effectively on
Abe's face is what seems to furnish
the surprise of the fight.
AttelI certainly deserves all kinds of
credit for the showing he made, and
again emphasizes the fact that he is
king of the featherweights' True,
he tired toward the end. and in a
twenty-round bout there might have
been a knockout. That, however, is
neither here nor there-he only agreed
to fight fifteen rounds. and that is
what should be taken into considera-
ton.
The battle also demonstrated that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
MAUI PLANS
JULY RACES

| WAILUKU, Maui, April 10.-The an
sociation was held in the court house
on Saturday evening with a good at
tendance.
| The resignation of Judge A. N. Ke-
poikai as president of the association
was received and James Kirkland was
| elected in his place. The other officers
elected were T. B. Lyons. vice presi-
dent; D. L. Meyer, secretary: G.. B.
Schrader, treasurer. and w. T. Robin
son, D. T. Carey and D. H. Davis,
executive committee.
Four new members were elected.
They are DIR. ]. ]. Carey, F. A. May
field, w. E. Bal and P. Cockett.
| A program for the races for the
Fourth of July is being prepared by
the executive committee and will be
presented to the association on the first
Saturday of May at a meeting which
is called for that day.
A letter was received stating that
Hon. Paul Isenberg will enter two and
probably three horses in the races for
the Fourth.
L. Warren has decided to enter Brun-
er, Racine Murphy and Indigo. so it is
stated.
Willie Lucas will enter a candidate
or two.
E,lko and her owner, who were ruled
off the track last year, were reinstated
and will take part in the races during
the coming meet.
Doctor Carey's colt is working well
under the care of Jockey McAuliffe,
while D. T. Carey's PAGER Luke r. is
also being worked.
Artie w. is on Maui and may be
matched against Abdine and Faro
Bank, his old opponents.
The races for the season bid fair to
be among the best ever seen on Maui
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MacarOni Athletes
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my heart coma up choke-a da throat.
Then-cra- a-a-ack, he break-a fouT-a
nv ribs, send-a me long-a da hospital
five-sex seek. Hack ne da canda keed,
all right, all right. You bet you life'"
Speaking Of macaroni. Joe Grim,
'sThe Iron Man" is looking for a
match at the Coast.
The Italian is a card. sure enough
To hear him talk is as good as a star
act on the vaudeville stage. Here is
sample Of his lingo:
II hghtta Bobba de Fitz. he No
knocka me out. I boxa six rounds wild
Jacka de johnson. he no knocka me
out I'm Joe Grim, de Iron Nan.
take on anyboda. My stomach It made
Of steel. 1 offer staya six rounds wild
Jimma de JEFF. he getta cold feet
fghta de big fellers. 1 TAXA on
KetcheIl, Flynn, anyboda-I no care"
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THE VIOLETS
TOO MUCH FOR
THE ORIENTALS

In the first Riverside Junior Base
ball game yesterday. between the ORR
entail A. c. and Jack Flores team. the
Sweet Yfolets. the latter didn't find
any trouble in winning from the Chi
nese boys. The Sweet Violets man.
aged to lead all through the game and
outplayed their opponents in every
way. The Chinatown twir!er. L.
Chuck, who was doing the slab work
for the Orientals. was off his course,
and Alloy had to be called to the res
cue in the fifth inning. Notwithstand-
ing this. the Violets defeated them by
the one-sided score of 10 to g. Nick
Peterson and Lipine, who formed the
Sweet Violets' battery, played fine
games. and deal OF credit should go
to Peterson for the good work he did
in the box.
Score bu inpi0OS-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
GOOD OLD CUP
WON FOR GOOD
Austin White Annexes White
Rock Trophy for Third
Time.

The good old White Rock golf cup
has been won outright after twenty
seven months Of playing and will in
future decorate the sfdeboard of Aus
tin White, who won it for the third
time yesterday, and by doing so quail
flied for absolute ownership
The tournament took place at Mo-
analua, and the scores follow:
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Did not finish.


J. C. Evans, it will be seen, won
the second prize. consisting of a case
of the water after which the trophy
was named.
Austin White first won the cup at
Moanalua last July. playing with a
handicap of and turning in a net
score of 81.
On February Is last at Haleiwa he
was again successful, playing from
scratch and finishing with a score OF
II.
The only other player who has won
the cup twice is w. Simpson.
The trophy possesses great senti-
mental value apart from its intrinsic
worth. for it will call to the possess
or's mind in years to come many
sporting contests played in fair wealth
er and foul on every course on Oahu,
with as good lot of fellows as one
could wish TO meet with.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13

Asahi A. C.-Masa, 3: Tsunito, If:
Steere. 2b-p; Tetsuji, PISS: Keno, IF;
Kodaka, ID: Goto. CT; Togozo, c; Sagi-
chi, IS; Okamoto, SIS.
Chinese Aloha Jr.-McShane, ss-3b:
Markham, 3b-2b; H. Lin. 1b; Kealoha,
2b-c; W. Kealoha, CT; All Chew, If:
Aiona, p; Tom Yen, c-ss; Toon Chow,
IF: Ng Sing, IF.
Summary:
Twobase hits, Ho Linn, W. Kealoha,
Aiona 2. Steere; sacrifice hits. Toon
Chow. Kodaka; base on balls, off Tet-
sui 2, Steere 0. Aiona 2; struck out,
by Tetsuji 4, Steere 1, Aiona 4; passed
balls, Togozo 1; umpire, En- Sue: scorer,
W. Tin Chong.
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Sweet Violets-J. Flores. S.: Kua-
iii, 2b.; LAM. 3b.: Kapai. CT; w Wing,
RI; All In, h.; N. Peterson, p: Ii
pine, c.: Ako, If.
Orientals-H. Chack, 2b.: Avail. rf-
S.; Alloy. 3b.-p.; Loo Hon, c.; Apau.
ss.-rf.; Sing Tai. Glib: Along, IT,;
L. Chuck, p-3b: Pang Hop, 17--5.
Summary:
Three-base hit--W. Wing. Two-base
hits-F'lores, Kualii, LAM, Peterson,
Alloy, Loo Hon. Sacrifice hits-i-
pine, Ako, LAM. Bases on balls-On
Peterson, 4: Chuck, 2: Alloy. 1. Double
play-Kualii to All In. Passed balls
Lipine, 4; Loo Hon, l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
Say. pop, what's a rafHe?''

Say, pop, what's a raffe?"
"A rattle, my son, is where I buy
nineteen chances on a diamond ring
and the fellow with one chance wins
it,
- IS y
Sportsman: I've put one poor chap
on his feet, anyway" Wife: Whom
have you been fooling your money
away on now?" Sportsman: ''Your
next husband, madam! I've had my
life insured"
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Hackenschmidt trains only about
three-quarters of an hour each day
He lays out no strict diet, but avoids
complicated dishes. He eats meat,
bread and vegetables as he wishes.
and drinks water. milk or claret. He
is a great believer in the efficacy Of
buttermilk for keeping man in
health
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Pick Up
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| Gambling fans have driven Hans
| Wagner out of the baseball game. His
work. is heavily wagered on. and
whenever he makes a blunder he Is
roasted and Kissed for his pains.
Rubio. winner of the Grand Nation
al Steeplechase. was bred by James u.
| Haggin at the once famous Rancho
del Paso. He IS by Star Ruby. the
horse that won sensational Thorn
tor stake at tn old Bay District
track. Rubio was foaled I'm 1895 and
was shipped to England the following
year to be sold at auction. He oncs
changed hands for $50.
Some claim that RUDE waddeH IN
all in. Others say that ne Is as good
as he ever was. This season will tell
the tale. 1t will be in the nature Of a
last chance for the "'Rube.'
There Is a new star I'm the pugilistic
heavens. according TO news from Ma
Mia Corporal Astrologo. a Visayan
scout. recently won the welterweight
championship Of the United States
has been developed by Dad" Will
Hams. the ex-prizefighter.
Tommy Burns left England for New
York on April 4. He is after match
with Jack johnson and proposes TO
coll every bluff that the negro makes.
IEis terms are $4,000, win. lose or
draw.
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AL Kaufman is matched to fight
Jim Flynn before the Pacific Athletic
Club of San Francisco on April 80.
The men will box for fifty per cent.
of the gross receipts. and Jack Welsh
will referee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
Games on the AaIa Park Diamond
ASAHJS FALL
BEFORE THE
ALOHAS TP

The second Riverside Junior Baseball
League game yesterday between the
Chinese Alohas Jr. and Abe's Specials.
the Asahis. was easily won by the Chi
nese team by the score of Is to 6. In
the first spasm the Japanese team piled
up five runs and things were in their
favor for awhile. but the Alohas held
them down for the rest of the game,
only one more run being scored, in the
fifth inning.
Score by innings.
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Is it proper to speak of the fellow
who bets on Hack, the wrestler. as a
Hackman?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13

Joe Cans easy victory over Spike
Robson, the shifty English light
weight, shows how far he outc1asses
the majority of the present-day light
weights. The champion met the Briton
in a six-round bout before Jack Me-
Guigen's club in Philadelphia and
merely toyed with him IN three
rounds. In the initial round he feint-
ed and jabbed in an effort to get a
line on the Engiishman's style and in
the second round went after him hard.
In the third round he smashed Rob-
son on the mouth and Ioosened a
couple of teeth, sending him to the
mat. where the Briton tried 10 linger,
but the referee made him get up. He
hung on 10 the ropes for a few sec
onds and then staggered to the center
of the ring. where he was met with
another crack on the jaw, which set
tied his hash.
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science can overcome brute strength
in a limited bout affair, provided that
science is applied with proper judg-
ment and skill. and Abe seems to have
an abundance of both these ingredi-
ents of the fistic art. The decision
seems to have been very fair one
TO all concerned. and the spectators
claim to have seen ths fastest fight
in Frisco in years
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-12-17

. W ~
chem. 7sszS q. iiyssoSlS>
Three kings are we that come to wor.
ship him,
For we have seen his star In the Far
East
! Beyond the deserts. We have Jour.
! neycd far.
Startled, and, 10. u stsndeth DER this
. A sign CELESTIAL" Then each laid
aside
! His mantle and his sandals, bowling
low
! Before the mother and the holy child,
Crying: "AIl hall. Redeemer Of the
Worldl
King Of the Jews. all hslli" and they
did break
Boxes Of precious Oin,men,s, and the
Was heavy with the perfume Of rare
I gums
And costly spices. cinnamon and
4 myrrh.
And sandaiwood and cedar. ard the
= scents
q Distilled from blooms In gardens OF
the East.
And amberoris and frankineense and
nsrd.
I And they laid down their offerings Of
price.
Soft yellow bars and bags Of shining
dust.
All interrised with are,hys,s and
pearls
> And esrbuneles and diamonds and the
! pale
! Laek.luster topaz. And the foremost
2 uneissped the heavy chain Of beaten
gold
> That hung about his swsrthy throat
> and showed
= It's curious pendant. fashioned In
= strange wise
\ And hammered from a nugget. soft
- and pure,
: For uneouth sembisnee to a rugged
cross,
Speaking In awed. low tones Of
prophecy:
"a voice cried In the desert wastes.
= 'Arlsel
4 Take OF pure gold a nugget large and
bright
u And hammer u into a massive cross
, Such as the common criminal. con.
demned
!. To die, yields up his shrinking
spirit on.
q And hang II to the chain about thy
,, neck,
And when thou CONTEST to the Jour
ney's end
? Lay II within the mothers hand. that
May read therein a sign! 10, have
done
According to the world" And msry's
4 eyes
! Grew wide with terror. as her fingers
n closed
4 About the cleaning symbol. for she
Y saw,
As In a dream, three crosses on hill,
% And, nailed between two thlsves OF
~ aspect WIG
y Upon the middle cross. a tortured forr,
4 That moved her strangely with a
sense Of loss
" And woe unutterable, for multltudes
surged round the sufferer and seoffed
at him,
Crying, In moeklns tones: "Hsli, King
Of Jewsl"
, But he that hung cast downward pity.
h Ing eyes,
J Full Of meek pardon and Of tender
n love,
r oaspIns: Forgive them, Fstheri Oh
u forgive
\ Thy children. for they know not wha,
= they dol"
~ And In those dying orbs compassionate
y She saw a senblsnee Of the holy Iish,
That shone within the eyes Of her
fair babe,
" And mosned: Take II away-ths
cross Of goldi
shudder at the phsntasles II bringsi
At which the strangers out Of the FaI
East
Arose and gave their blessing to tho
~ child
4 And passed into the night. And Mar,
IN slept
u The sleep Of sweet foreetfuIness
" while he
y Who stood In place Of father to tn.
+ babe
Y Watched the sweet pair until the NOR
y awoke
y The songbirds In the clustering oIiv,
" And tInged with light tho roofs o.
Bethlehem.
LILIrA LEVER.
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Gxpert Pocket pI,lI..

An old lady was accostod /, a.,
don. street by a wolldresssd ,.s
hncd'lookins stranger. who erp.l,''.
claimed her rs a friend Il ,.,a,
don't believe you remember me- ~
exclaimed. rcproachfully and N. !,
lady. never doubling that her NO. =
was at fault, confessed that she ,,.,,
not quite recall the name An h.,
have changed II since you kssv 49,
said her interlocutor. gayly and Az.
a few more lively speeches She 49,,
on. having possessed herself ~.
while % the old ladys purse
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LANE BACK pR1scRIpr,o,..

The increased use Of o..
lame back and rheumatism A. ~ 'r
o u,as,.., ,s. discussion among ~.
, medical fraternity. It's an alns,, S =
tain other ingredients aud tas,' ,' '''
erly. The following formula I pop
Tive; To one-half plnt ., suec
whiskey add one ounce OF To,,, s sOd
pound and one ounce syun go. = vOo
rilla Compound Take in tahla' ''ps
ful doses before each meal ~. 100
fore retiring" "D "
Toris compound Is a produo, =, a.
laboratories OF the Globe pha,n.. ~
teal Co. Chicago. hut II as we'll - =
other Ingredients can be had from '.'
good druggist.
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are used TO support the frame. being
held In position by a cleat which passes
under the 2x4's. and is secured by the
hook catching at the top of the box.
This frame answers every purpose for
one man in husking bundles. II two
men are 10 work similar frame 10
placed ON the opposite side.
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Different Types Of Grading.

sharp an angle. and the dirt for four
or five feet inside this sharp ditch is
not disturbed. This leaves what we
commonly call hump inside the ditch.
The ground line is really LEFT intact
here, the dirt being dragged over Il
and all punched in the center. This
bench keeps the water from getting
quickly into the ditch; in fact. when
low, loose grades become worn and
settled. this bench often turns the
water back into the center OF the
grade. even when the bottom OF the
ditch at the outside is lower.
The object of No. 4. explains Farm
'ers' Mail and Breeze, Is to show the
folly of too narrow grading. We have
many examples OF this about us. A
few years ago this township bought an
expensive engine to pull a grader.
against the opposition of a majority
of the taxpayers. In an attempt to
prove the wisdom OF their purchase.
the township officials made narrow
grades. The object was to put up
many miles OF graded" roads In a
short space Of time. These grades were
so narrow the bitches were brought
very close to the center of the high
way. These bitches have been deep
ening ON the slopes since then. and IL
rs taking much work with slip scrapers
20 NIL them and keep them from de-
stroying the center OF the highways.
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Good IhInn 20 I'm.

Those who traverse the alka'l ,l,,,,
OF the west and lnhablt the sa,t -
regions OF Texas. ind daily need n, !,
reliable eye salye. They never dmsi,.
eye. but simply appl. oSternaHy d.
staple. DIR. Mitchell's Eye salve M
well 10 know that Nitchelrs I've s,i.
L. on sale here also Price :; 80
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Be Systematic.

Systematic arrangement and laying
out OF the work several days ahead
Eill often show where time con be-
eeonomized. especially In going from
one Job 10 another and besides gives
the hands no excuse for not kI9wir =
Just What 10 do.