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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-21
LEGAL NOTICE


Notice Of the time set for proving the
will of Calvin Paige, deceased, by =
copy OF the Will and OF the probate
thereof, duly authenticated. and OF
the hearing Of the petition for the
probate thereof aud for letters te.-
tamentary thereon.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF California IN and for the City and County
Of San FTsnelse1-.n the matter Of the estate
Series. Dept. No. 8. Probate.
Notice OF the time set for proving the VIII
viii and OF the probate thereof. 1nly aufbenfS-
Gated and OF the hearing OF the petition Tor
the probate thereof and for letters Tesla
Notice is hereby given that Louis
5lonteagles George ~ Wright and Timothy
Paige have this day produced and fled In the
above entitled court IN the proceeding entitled
as above copy OF the win OF Calvin Paige
deceased, and OF the probate thereof In the
surrogate's Court Of the County Of New York.
duly authenticated. and that Tuesday. the 18th
day OF May. A. D. 1909. at 10 O'Clock a. n,
Of said day. at the courtroom OF the above en-
titled court, Department No Q hereof IN
the Grant building. at the southeast corner Of
Seventh and Market streets. in the City and
County OF San Francisco State OF California
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving said will and hearing the said petition
hy order OF the above named court and fhaf
the clerk OF said court has set the said ne
tition for hearing By the said court upon the
above mentioned day and at the above men
toned time and place. and that any person.
interested may at the said time and place an
pear and contest the same and show cause r.
any they have, why the said will should NOT
be proved and admitted to probate aud vf =
the said petition should not be granted
Witness my hand and the seal OF the abov.
entitled court this 14th day OF May. A. hi
1900
Iseall H. T. MULcREvY. n
Clerk OF the above entitled Cour,
By r. B. ellison. Deputy cInrs
Endorsed: Filed May "a. 1909
H. 1. MULCREVY CLERK
By E. b ellison. Deputy Cisrk
CHARLES s. WHEELER
Attorney for Petitioners. Union Trust Bldx
San Francisco, California.
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SPIRITS ARE CONSULTED
BY GERMAN EMPEROR
Kaiser Carries Piece of Medi-
um's Coat i'm His Watch

The kaiser is not only a mystic. like
many another Hohenzollern before him,
but also a Jealous spiritualist. Napo-
leon also consulted the astrals. The
kaiser, it is averred, carries concealed
within the lid of his watch a piece of
mediums coat, and in obedience to his
call the spirit that once owned it be-
comes his guide and counselor. AT
times of indecision William ii gazes
fixedly at his watch, but IT is not to be
supposed that he looks at the time = he
consu1ts his spirits. and decides no inn
portant questions without its aid. One
wonders, says Sonia" in the Graphic.
whether the spirit prompted even that
never to be forgotten interview.
Jas. w Doherty announces that Gov. Gill
lette has appointed him notary public.
Hrs.S IS, 2006 Mission cor 18th. Park1059s
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OFFICE OF JUSTICE is
SPURNED BY BLACKSMITH
New Jersey Horse Sheer Elected
Without His knowledge

jeremiah. Dean of Bloomfield, N. j..
received notice from the secretary of
state at Trenton of his election to the
Office of justice of the peace. This was
news to Dean. who was not a candidate
at the election last November. No one
cared to take the nomination. Five of
Deans friends wrote, his name in the
blank space and he was elected He
says he will not qualify, as he would
be likely to give himself so days sen
tence. He is horse shoer-New York
World.
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Isabelle Fletcher, Former
Stage Fdvorite, Claimed As
Bride By Louis Bodrdgnan

OlAdKL.A.N'D. May
Y IMiss Isabelle
Fletcher. for
merly leading wo-
man of We Liberty
theater stock COM
pany in this city.
have received word
of her marriage in
Portland. ore, TO
Louis Boardman. a
San Francisco at
torney. Mrs. Board
man has retired
from the stage and
intends to devote
her future to her
home life. The news
of her wedding
came as a surprise
to her friends in
this city.
The bride jumped
quickly into popu-
larity in this city
as a result of her
clever acting. She
developed unusual
emotional ability
and portrayed diff
cult roles with
much success. In
the latter part Of
1907 and the early
part of 1908. Mrs.
Boardman appeared
in the leading roles
Of ''Zaza. Cleo
patra. II e a + I S
Ahame" and sweet
Nell of Old Drury-"
1t was in Febru-
airy of 1908 that the
actress starred with
Dick Hotaiing in
his Shakespearean
endeavor at Ye
Liberty theater, ap-
pearing in Ham
let" "Otello." and
THE Merchant of
Venice" 1t is said
that the talented
w o m q n eSSayed
the Shakespearean
roles without pre-
viously having read
the works of the
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GEN. BABCOCK'S WIDOW .
ASKS CHARGE OF ESTATE
Files Petition for Appointment
as Administrators

A petition for letters of administra-
ton Of the estate of Brigadier General
John B. Babcock. who was chief OF
STAFF Of General Merritt in the Philip
mines. was filed yesterday by his WIDOW,
Mrs. Blandina s Babcock.
The general died April 20, 900, dur
fnr \ voyage from France to New York.
He left an estate in California con-
sistfng Of 81 900 in cash. according to
the petition Of the widow but this is
been found
The heirs at law are Mrs. Babcock
and three sons-Conrad Stanton Bah
Sfafes cavalry regiment. stationed at
c.arnp Sfofsenberg, near Manila John
TT~ankiin Babcock. who is at present
a. paris and Franklin Babcock. All
the sons are more than 21 years Of
age
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Young BicycIist Hurt

While riding bicycle in Van Ness
avenue yesterdays morning. Nicholas
COTS, an errand boy. employed at the
st. Francis hotel, was struck by team
driven by William Bowan, driver for
the California market. The COTS boy
was knocked off his wheel and sus-
tanned severe Commissions about the
head, face and body. He was taken to
the central emergency hospital.
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PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE
ENJOYS FESTIVITIES
Barbecue, Competitive Drills
and Ball Entertain Visitors

wATSONvILLE, May 2O.-No ses-
sions of the grand lodge, knights of
Pythias, were held today, the morn
ing being devoted to a parade and COM
petitive drills by the uniform rank,
the afternoon to barbecue and the
evening to the grand ball.
Prizes in the driil> contests were
awarded as follows: First prize. 5000.
Santa Cruz company; second prize. 800
San Mateo company.
Most of the time at the last meet
ings of the session, which will be neId
tomorrow, win be devoted to the nu-
merous resolutions that have been Of
fered with a view to changing the laws
and regulations of the organization.
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w. T. HESS, Notary Public

ROOM 1112, CALL BUILDING
At residence, 1850 Page street. betweenN
2 p. M and p N. Residence telephonsi
Park 27s7. =
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SEEK RELIEF FRoN nERrs-P,

SEEK RELIEF FROM DEBTs-Petitions in
bankruptcy were filed yesterday follows: Reu-
ben Clark. local saloon keeper, with liabilities
Of $i4,055.77 and $7.4I0 In assets; William q
Nance, a mechanic of Oak Park, Sacramento
county with liabilities Of $4,000 and assets
Of 5000; II. c. Kattenhorn. an Oakland grocer
with liabilities Of $2,70i and $1,500 assets.
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liam Mathews pleaded guilty to counterfeiting
yesterday in the United States district court
Mathews is a mulatto.
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WOMAN KILLED BY
SUNSET EXPRESS
Mrs. Anna Weibel, Struck by
Locomotive of Fast Train,
Meets Instant Death

Struck by the Sunset express at the
Fourteenth avenue crossing as she
was standing on the outbound tracks,
waiting for an inbound freight train
to pass, Mrs. Anna Weibel. so years
old, of 2053 Fifteenth avenue, was in
stantly killed yesterday morning at
1870 o'clock. According to the gate
tender at the crossing, James p. Dono-
hue. Mrs. Weibel walked under the
gates and failed to hear his cry of
warning.
Donohue was too late to save the
woman by running up to her, and the
engineer of the express train did not
have sufficient time to shut off the
steam and apply the brakes before the
heavy locomotive struck her. The en-
gineer of the passenger train was F. p.
Bishop.
Mrs. Weibel was hurled a distance
of about so feet and her body was
badly mangled. She was the divorced
wife of Hans Hull, proprietor of a
restaurant at 621 Sacramento street.
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rrf- " Decker. Phelan bid; rms. S0S-s-
70. $50 Market ST.; phVne Kearny 1897
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bard of Avon. let alone seeing them
produced. She nevertheless acquitted
herself so well that she secured an
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Leg MangIed in Press

Edwin Heglin, y years Old was seri-
ously injured yesterday afternoon in
the pressroom of the Brown printing
company, 626 Golden Gate avenue. when
his left leg was badly cut and torn by
cogwheels of small press. He lives
with his parents at the corner Of Nc
Allister and Octavia streets.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-07-22
Little River.

The most of the farmers are putting
up their hay and getting their grain
cut in good shape.
T. L. Wynn and wife were Pleasanton
callers Friday.
Mrs. Jim Moore, Mrs. ]. w. Moore and
Mrs. Davis, who is visiting at the Moore
home, called on Mrs. Drury Wednesday
afternoon.
Several from here are expecting to
attend the Chautauqua at Leon this
year.
Mrs. Marion Davis and children WIS.,
tied with Mrs. T. L. Wynn one day last
week.
Andrew Wynn assisted Martin Hem
derson in putting up hay last week.
After finishing Friday they enjoyed the
evening by eating ice cream.
Mrs. Drury and children visited her
daughter, Mrs. Art Griffin, and family
Friday.
Will Henderson and family visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Spargur,
Saturday night and Sunday.
G.. w. Davis and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Overton visited at T. L. wynn's
Sunday.
Marion Davis has been repairing the
bridges which have been washed out.
Jessie Waffle is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Marion Davis called ON Mrs.
Schoonover Monday.
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New Budd.

Where are we going to August 9th to
the 18th? Why to the Chautauqua of
course, they had splendid time last
year. What kind of a time will they
nave this year? Why still better
time one of the largest attractions they
ever had in Leon or Decatur county.
Grand River sure swept the crops
this year; there will be no grain raised
abundant crop on the up land in this
vicinity.
Sunday school is still going on and
also meeting every Sunday, Sunday
school at 10 o'clock and preaching at
II.
Miss Cora Hardinger returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks with
friends and relatives at Osceola and
Leon.
Carl Mcdaniel will teach the fall and
winter term of school again. Mr.. Nc
Daniel gave excellent satisfaction last
year and is very likely to do the same
this year.
Miss Argyle Daniels is visiting Mrr.
John Hagen.
Mrs. NJ. Dobozy got badly injured a
short time ago, as she and her son drove
across place where a bridge was
washed out, throwing Mrs. Dobozy out
into the ditch. She was taken home
and DR.. Reed was called at once and
pronounced her injuries not serious.
Word was received here last Monday
that Milton Jones was dead, once an old
time resident of our vicinity. He died
at his home at Mountain Park, Okla.
Harvesting is the order Of the day.
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Brddney.

A large crowd attended church here
Sunday, fine sermon was delivered by
Buchanan, which was listened to with
great interest.
Mrs. Bertha Warrington and son, of
Greenfield are visiting at the James
Konklin home this week.
Mr.. Lockwood and wife, of Woodland,
visited at the r. Purdue home the first
of the week.
The bridge south OF the Luke farm
has been repaired and can be crossed
now with safety.
Leonard Aullin was hauling lumber,
Monday.
The oats crop has been harvested in
good condition and the hay promises to
be good one; is ready for the sickle.
B. e. Gardner purchased a Milwaukee
binder last week, of Harry Wright.
]. B. Snyder and family attended
camp meeting Saturday evening.
W. Waller will finish harvesting oats
Tuesday.
There are some strSy cattle running
at large in this vicinity and it would be
we'll for the owner to look after them.
John Konklin and family spent Sun
day at the B. E. Gardner home.
All the farmers should try and ar
range their work so they can attend the
chautauqua at Leon, as it gives promise
of being good one this season.
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r. F. d. No. 3.

Miss Rose Stattler, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Stattler, returned Tuesday to Des
Moines.
Thomas Cox and family were Leon
shoppers Saturday. While there
Thomas left an order with Langreder,
the tailor, for new summer suit, with
strict orders to have it done before the
Chautauqua begins. He says he intends
to take it all in.
The nice weather has raised the
farmers temperature to about normal.
Good oats and wheat, a half crop OF
corn, big hay crop, and apples, o, my.
Rob Axes visited Sunday with Will
Campbell.
Bert Dobson and wife, and Mrs. Joe
Dobson and son Charley visited Sunday
at N. M. Cox's.
Wesley Ray was gored by mad bull
last Friday, and was lucky to escape
with his life. He is getting along nicely.
Ack Brazelton and Walter Honn
craddled and bound four acres of wheat
one day last week. Grabbing grain il
very nearly one of the lost arts.
Relatives from Des Moines are visit
ing this week at Emmett Cores.
Sheriff Jesse Andrew and wife took
supper and spent Saturday evening at
Charley AcKern's.
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Burr Oak Ridge.

The first thrashing machine of the
season was on Eden Prairie Monday.
Alva Johnson and Guy Martin spent
Sunday with Will Smith, near Blockley.
Lloyd Gittinger continues quite
poorly, his brother Reeve visited here
Sunday.
Mrs. McCalla is spending this week
at her old home northwest of Leon.
Misses Lizzie and Agnes Barry spent
a few days with friends at Grand River.
Hal Merton, the Ventriloquist, will
be one of the leading features Of the
Chautauqua, so be sure and take the
children Thursday evening and enjoy
his treat.
Miss Mary Edgington returned from
a two weeks visit at Beaconsfield.
Wayne Cannon and family, ". A.
Allbaugh and family were Sunday
visitors at Roy Gammon's.
Walter Shaw visited with Willard
Chastain, Saturday night.
Miss Emma Smallwood visited over
Sunday with home folks.
DR.. Foxworthy, wife and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Chastain were
Sunday visitors at the Roadview farm.
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/. Pleasant Valley No. 2.

Mrs. Parker, of Hopeville, came last
Saturday to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Sanford Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray, of Missouri, are
visiting hero with their three sons
Albert, Marion and Francis Spray and
many old friends.
Those who took dinner last Sunday
with Mrs. Elizabeth Young were Rev.
and Mrs. j. A. Armstrong, of Leon, Mr.
Mrs. Spray, of Missouri, Mrs. Lavina
Immersion, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spray
MIR. and Mrs. Spray, of Missouri, were
visiting at W. M. Briner's last Sunday
Misses Nora and Amy Brammer were
visiting with Mrs. John Acton last Sun
day night.
Miss Lee, of Van Vert, was visiting
with Miss Martha Louthan Sunday.
William Mckay and R.. B. Smith, OF
Loen were painting Isaac Poland &
house last week.
Mrs. Malissa Carroll,- of Sand Creek
and Mrs. Isaac Poland were visiting
with Mrs. John Acton last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Poland and Mrs. Leon.
ard Poland took dinner last Sunday at
Sanford Foland's.
Mrs. H. L. Brammer called at j. A
Brammer's last Tuesday.
Mrs. Carroll, of Sand Creek, is visit
ing this week with her granddaughter
Mrs. Leonard Poland.
Miss Mary Woodland is working fol
j. A. Brammer this week.
George Poland and family, of Clarke
county, were visiting at Isaac Poland
Sunday.
John Taylor and family were visiting
friends in Grand River one day last
week.
Mrs. Allen Pence and son called or
Mrs. w. F. Wadsworth one day last
waek
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Pleasant Valley No. I.

Our farmers are all cutting oats and
putting up hay.
Mrs. George Yirden and family were
visiting at Peter Ellar's Sunday even.
ing.
The masquerade party at Tom Roberts
Saturday evening was well attended
and all had good time.
Charles Robertson and Miss Katie
Debozy we're visiting in this vicinity
Sunday evening.
Union Ridge and Terre Haute played
ball at Terre Haute Sunday, the ga me
being won by Terre Haute.
Henry Quigley was visiting at Adam
Zika's Sunday.
Lon Dingman's oldest daughter Helen
died Thursday and was buried at Deca-
tur City on Friday, her death being
from quick consumption.
Will Zika is at home at present help
ing his father in the hay harvest. Fred
Tenny was visiting Levi Yirden satur-
day night and Sunday.
miss Hazel Riddle has been visiting
at James Young's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bonner we're
Decatur visitors Saturday.
John Mcdowell and son Earl helped
George Virden with his wheat harvest
last week.
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Decatur City.

Will Akers was Leon visitor the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Geo. O. johnson and daughter
Nora were guests OF Miss Susie Euritt
Thursday.
Misses Hazel Freeman and Ressie
Creal spent Friday with Miss Clara
Young, south Of town.
DR.. B. L. Eiker, Of Leon, passed
through here Tuesday enroute to Des
Aoines.
]. Ora Talbert, of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. James
Lake.
Mrs. A. D. Van Horn, of Council Bluffs,
who has been guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Creal, returned home
Monday.
J. M. Eiker and wife returned from
Galesburg, Illinois, Wednesday, where
they were called to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Eiker's sister-in-law.
Miss Ray Dingman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Dingman, living south OF
town, died with that dread disease
tuberculosis, Wednesday; interment in
the Decatur cemetery Thursday after.
noon. The bereaved family have the
sympathy Of all.
Ralph Shelton returned from Leon
the first of the week.
G. M. Corrington and wife we're called
to Omaha the first of the week to at
tend the funeral of grandson.
Mrs. S. H. Campbell was Leon Wis
| itor Friday.
Epworth League subject Sunday even
ing, "The Healing Touch" Meeting com
mences promptly at o'clock. You are
invited.
Master Ed Shelton was Leon visitor
the first of the week.
]. G.. Cochran and wife went to Mt
Ayr Saturday for visit with their son
Perry Cochran.
Charles Geeting and wife, of NORTH
Dakota, are visiting with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geeting.
Quite number from here are con
qua which opens in Leon August 9th.
Miss Mabel Euritt went to Indianol.
the last of the week to visit relatives
Miss Mabel Hodges, of Weldon, spen
Sunday the guest of Mrs. o. F. Walker
Grace and Mary Jones, who have beef
visiting at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Golfer
returned home the last of the week.
James Young, wife and children, o
Jack Oak, spent Sunday with Mrs
Young's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B
Riddle.
Jim Springer, of Leon, was in tow
Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh and children, Q
Weldon, returned to their home Mon
day after visit with her parents, Mi
and Mrs. c. K. Cherrington.
Lew Walker, Of Van Vert, spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. Allie Walker, of Van Vert, i
visiting with relatives here.
Grandpa Daniels, an old and highl,
respected citizen of this place, died a
the home Of his son. Charles Daniels, il
st. Charles, Saturday. The remain
were brought here Tuesday for inter
ment
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Kllsore.

in. Still cut wheat for Jack Nc
Daniel last week.
Walter Blakesley came in from May,
Oklahoma, last Thursday to spend
few weeks with home folks.
Mrs. Ralph Frost returned to Leon
Saturday after two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hub
bard, in Eden township.
VIM. Robson, wife and daughter
Sarah were shopping in Davis City last
Thursday.
Mabel Slower spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. ]. Il. Mcdaniel.
]. N. Still and wife had business in
Leon last Saturday.
Miss Ayra Blakesley spent last week
with her uncle, Charles Rumley and
wife, north of Leon.
Mabel Slower was the guest of Anna
Mcdaniel Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. N. Still was the guest of Mrs,
Jack Mcdaniel one day last week.
". A. Moore, wife and daughter Grace
we're Leon callers last Thursday.
Earl Hullinger helped Alma Pool with
his harvesting last week.
Willard Stanford had business at J. B,
McDaniel's last Friday.
Miss Nellie Woolsey went to Des
Moines the first of the week for short
visit with her cousin, Lucy Woolsey.
S. B. Latta and Ben Robson, with
their families, spent Sunday at William
Robison's.
A. e. Pool and family called on Mrs
Laura Hullinger Sunday.
]. Il. Mcdaniel and family were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. J. H. Stoner's.
Sherm Hullinger departed Monday for
North Dakota where he expects to re-
main for some time.
Miss Anna Mcdaniel left the first OF
the week for visit with her friend
Miss Ella Woolsey, at Des Moines. She
will alse make short visit with rel.
atives at Churchill, Iowa.
Going to the Chautauqua this year;
Well, should think! Something good
every day. The books containing the
program are out and there will not be
session but what will be both inter.
esting and instructive. Old veterans
should not miss hearing Mrs. Pickett
give her lecture, "The Battle of Gettys
burg" 1t is great lecture.
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How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case
OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
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= Hans Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
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system Testimonials sent Free Price $50. per bot-
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Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Delay in taking Foleys Kidney
Remedy if you have backache, kidney
or bladder trouble, fastens the disease
upon you and makes cure more diff
cult. Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy today and you will soon be
well. Why risk a serious malady? Bell
& Robinson. s
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For the best auto oil and batteries see
III. Al. Wright.