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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

Supervisor Judge Everett ]. Brown
delivered a short address this after
noon to the 81 graduates of the Frank
lin school. An elaborate program was
given. This class is the largest ever
graduated from an Oakland grammar
school and is among the largest gram
mar grade graduating classes of the
United States.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WATCHMAN ENDS LIFE
ON SHIP IN ESTUARY

ALAMEDA, June 3.-Thomas Ander-
son. watchman on the bark Charles B.
Kenney. moored in the estuary near
the Pacific ship yards, was found dead
this morning in the cabin of the yes
sci by Captain Robert Wilson. He had
committed suicide by taking poison and
by shooting himself He had been dead
about a week
Anderson was a native Of Denmark.
about 40 years Of age, and was a
nephew Of the late ship owner. Captain
here today.
Friends Of Thomas Anderson say that
he had been respondent for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
BERKELEY MAY PROVE
AMONG 10000 CLASS
Chamber of Commerce Makes
Computations of Population

BERKELEY. June 3.-Computations
made by the chamber of commerce Of
this city fix the population of Berkeley
at about 40.1S0. and at the meeting Of
the directors last night the statement
was made that the official census would
bear out these figures. c. w. Peck, local
census collector, thanked the chamber
for securing more than $50 names which
he had missed with his corps Of work
nre
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

AUTO STRIKES BICYCLIST-Berkeey, June g.
Walter Beguhl of 1907 University avenue had
a narrow escape from death last night when
he collided with automobile driven by Ben
cycle was reduced to a mass of junk and Be
guhl thrown high In the air.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
BERKELEY HIGH
HAS GRADUATION
Diplomas Are Presented to the
Largest Class in History
of School

BERKELEY, June S.-The largest
class in the history of the Berkeley
high school gathered at the auditorium
tonight to receive their diplomas from
the hands of President E. L. Loring of
the board of education. DR.. David p.
Barrows of the department of educa-
tlon of the university made the prin-
clpal address to the graduates. The
student speakers were Aubrey Drury,
VINO spoke on "A Students Justif1ca-
tlon of High School Education" and
Miss Edna Mcguire, whose subject was
The High School Girl"
The students orchestra of the school
rendered the music for the occasion
ana was especially effective when the
class marched in as a body at the
opening of the program.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

zIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ORGANIZE -Alamed,
June 8--Graduates Of the Alameda high school
have organized an alumni association and have
elected the following officers: President
stephen Otis; vice president Miss Rose
Schmidt; secretary. Russell Baker: treasurer
Howard Eassett; executive commfttee-~Affss
Dolores Bradley, Nirsn SWEET, Norman
d'Evelyn, Mem Elliott and Miss Irma Foveanr
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

CAR TENDERS DISCUSSED -Berkeley. June 8.
Streetcar tenders were discussed at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

L lie graduates a,
Barclay B. Adams
John G. Anderson
Anna Andreason
Henry E. Ashmun
Volney Averill
Lucy S. Baer
Leeta E. Bare
Florence n. w. Bailie
Rose Barker
Marion Barnes
Ida NJ. Batsford
Geneyieve Beck
Helen Blacker
Arthur S. Blean
Darrell Bogardus
Anne Fenwick
Muriel Fleming
Oswald J. Froberg
Ethel E. Frohliger
Elmina D. Gardner
Florence r. Gates
Virginia Green
Ray +. Gum
Katherine 2. Hall
Clare H. Harrington
Hertha a. Hermann
Mildred NJ. Hermann
Walter II. Holland
Carlos II. Howard
William K. Hoyt
Belle r. Bowen
Sidney f. Bretherton
Lester B. Brown
L. Viola Buck
Louise X. Burton
Mildred B. Clark
Evangeline V. Coombs
Neill Cornwall
Gladys D. Coyle
John o. Davis
Lyllis A. Daugherty
George II. de Kay Jr.
l.. Stephen V. Dewipg
Aubrey w. Drury
Theodore Higgins
Pauline Jackson
Harry n. jerks
Henry B. Keeler
Harry E. Kennedy
August r. Klopfer
Ida n. NJ. Kruft
Kenneth V. Laird
Callie Lansing
Hazel C. Lawton
Myrtle Libby
Edward G. Lipman
Edith E. LOGAN
Rosalind Magnes
Elron E. Edgerley
Paula MacGibbon
COMMERCIAL
Chester E. Bennett
Phyllis NJ. Eden
James A. Marshall
William Meinheit
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

Mermann F.. Mattern
Raymond Matthew
Cynthia G. Mccarthy
Sophia V. Mcintyre
Mildred NJ. McElroy
Daryl B.. Miller
j. George Moore
Winona Moore
Gladstone Morris
Nellie d. Mortenson
Amy Myers
Frank E. Needham
Maybelle Needham
Sarah E. Mcguire
Gracella Scotford
Harry z. Shick
Marguerite Slater
Helen A. Spuller
Kurt Steindorff
William Stone
Jessie z. Swift
H. Franklin Tate
Eugene Taye
Fannie Q. Thompson
Andrew X. Thompson
Anita NJ. Truman
Herbert w. Tweedie
Elvin Van Haren
Ernest Ford Noting
Alexander r. NOVEL;
Constance NJ. Partsch
Ogden h. Paterson
John G.. Penniman
G. G. Pettygrove
Emma NJ. Pfefferle
Frank w. Pinger
Harry 2. Po oman
Lucy NJ. Pray
Boyd Il. RakeStraw
Katherine +. Reese
Irma TyrrelI Riley
tGhester :. Robinson
! Clifton 2. Rose
John 2. Van Zandt
Adella L. Vollmers
Lois Voswinkle
Ella l.. Wall
Adolph G.. Weber
Lucille Wester
Mildred L. Wickson
Esmond Wiley
Norma f. Wisecarver
Julia NJ. Wood
Lawrence a. Woodwork
Stephen y. Wyckof
Harold II. Yost
w. H. Youngman
John Zeile
Lillias S. Rowlands
Margaret Schulze
DEPARTMENT
Allen f. Sorrell
Oscar Steel
John Watson
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WIFE GETS DIVORCE

WIFE GETS DIvoRcE-oakland June NJ
guerlte Valentin was granted a final decree of
di,o divorce today against. BENJAMIN valentin The
h,rp hhnnorce sult was originally brought by the
SSS ', a month alimony and the custody Of three
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

everybody works, even father. at n.
Schellhaas' furniture sale, 18th st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
EVENTS THE BORDERING THE FRANCISCO

meeting OF the city club Of Berkeley tonight
in Unity hall in Bancroft way.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

onssed at some length the cost Of the
city ot Keeping prisoners Ii was be-
lieVed too much was spent For these
and other reasons, one OF which that
there is no city work waiting the at
tention OF some husky prisoners, the
police have decided To adopt move
on" tactics.
They intend to give Las Vegas the
reputation OF being the hardest town
in the southwest Tor "a hobo TO light
in In the future any transient hobo
viii he given a short time IN which
to beat il" And the police expect
to see some foot rNcing records
broken This policy il is believed
viii make Las Vegas a more orderly
and law abiding city. Another thing
the police intend to stop Is the beg
ging of food az the back doors OF
residences This is too often "a
scheme To size UP the house With the
intention OF robbing IT,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
GREAT UNWASIIED MUST
MOVE OUT OF LAS VEGAS

II will be all day with the Great
Unwashed henceforth in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas optic" says.
1t the Las Vegas police We're TO be
asked what legened they would like TO
see emblazoned upon an electric sign
SO placed that it would be- plainly
viewed for 20 distance OF several
miles in all directions from the city
they would reply without delay,
'Hoboes Move ON This fall more
than the usual number of small burg
laries and robheries have occurred.
with the coming of cold weather to
the eastern and middle western states
the gentlemen of the brakeheams and
side door sleepers have been flocking
into New Mexico by the hundreds.
They are believed 10 have been respon-
sible for some OF the burslaries al
though a few Of those have been
tracted pretty directly TO local talent.
According TO the city ordinances the
police can chase the hoboes into jail
for vagraucy. At this season of the
year. however nothing would suit the
buns better There they can find
plenty of warmth and three squares
day. while out on the road there
is as much frost on the hrakebcam as
threre is on the pumpkin and its
darnod hard % find any fodder I'm the
shock. Recently the city council dis
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
AUTO TURNS TURTLE:
THREE SERIOUSLY HURT

Globe. Nov 3O.-While speeding al
the rate of thirty miles an hour on
the territorial highway between
Roosevelt dam and Globe a bolt
dropped out Of the steering knuckle
of an automobile occupied by a
party of Phoenix men en- route here
today. The machine plunged over an
embankmont, turning complete
somersault The passengers escaped
death though three were thrown un-
der the machine. All sustained in
uries. f. A. Carr, the driver, was
bruised about the head and breast
DR.. J. A. Kecherside, superintendent
of the territorial insane asylum
bruises on head and broken finger
and Elliott Evans, bruises on body
and head. George Driscoll received
a fracture Of the left arm. Driscoli
suffered intensely from his injuries
and will be compelled to remain here
several days
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
THIRTY AUTO OWNERS
OF TUCSON MEET AND
ORGANIZE MOTOR CLUB

Tucson, Ariz. Nov 30.-About
thirty enthusiastic automobile own
ers met last night at the chamber OF
commerce and organized the Tucson
Automobile club, which will en-
deavor TO secure recognition by the
Automobile club. which will en-
Plans for the races which are to he
held in this city on New Years Day
were also furthered.
The club was organized with the
understanding that although it bears
the name Of the Tucson Automobile
club. any auto owner in Pima county
is eligible for membership. The pur-
poses were given as closer fellow
ship between automobile men. the pro-
motion of racing and other auto
mobile meets. and an organized pull
FOR better roads. The club will also
mark dangerous places and difficult
stretches so that the members and
other drivers OF ears may be warned
in time
The organization of the club was
effected by the election OF y. J..
Plumer as president. Kirt L. Hart as
vice-president. Tenney u. Williams
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
WONDERFUL SKATER
At THE ARMORY
Collins Does the Human Rou-
Iette Wheel and Many Diff
cult Tricks on Rollers,

A wonderful skater Is Mr. Collins.
who appeared for the first time at
the Armory rink last night and viii
repeat his exhibition there tonight
and tomorrow night. performing on
roller skates some Of the tricks that
won for him the world prize at the
New York Athletic club in 1908, ae
does the original human roulette
wheel" and many other stunts, which
have won for him the name Re
volving' Collins.
Saturday night MIR. Collins will
personally conduct "biock party
for the skaters. This is a rare chance
for Albuquerque people to see some
fine skating. Manager small said
last nights audience occupied the en-
tire available space and big crowds
are expected tonight. II will be Well
to come early to avoid standing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

as secretary and w. A. Julian as
treasurer, in the absence of Mr..
Plumer, Mr. Hart, the president,
was in the chair
The initiation fees and dues were
fixed at nominal Sums and every auto
owner in the city win be asked TO
join. A membership committee con-
sisting Of Or. Lewis, J. J. Jennings,
Charles Miller and l.. G. Moore was
appointed to see all auto owners AT
once. Other members of the club
We're requested to aid the member
ship committee in this work. AS
there are more than 200 automobiles
in Tucson a large club viii he formed.
The most important matter before
the meeting was the proposition 10
hold a race from Phoenix to Tucson
on sunday, January ] and races on
the speedway near this city on Mon
day, January 2nd. Dr. w A. Baker
reported the proposition which had
been made to him by Garmaine, the
man who drove the Pope Hartford
machine in the race from Los An
geles to Phoenix Germaine guaran-
from Phoenix to Tucson fer cup.
A general discussion resulted, all Of
those present agreeing that such
meet would be a fine thing if entries
could be secured for cups, instead Of
demanding purses. 1t was Finally
decided that this matter should be
Investigated, and Dr. Baker, r. Ed
Lift and H. S. Corbett were APP
pointed Us committee to investigate
the racing proposition from every
standpoint. This committee will re-
port next Monday night. In the
meantime an effort will be made to
ascertain Just how many cups may be
procured from business houses in the
city, and how many auto owners VIII
enter the. races. 1t was facetiously
suggested that MIR. Hart put up sew
oral cups for the Hart-Parker com
pany because if the races here are ms
fatal as they often are in other place'
the undertaking establishment would
certainly get its money back.
Several Of those present were com
PEELED to leave before the meeting ad-
iourned. but those who remained to
the finish and signed the roll as
members were. l.. G. Moore, Charles
G. Miller. John H. Martin, II. 5. Cor
bet. r. s. Lewis, j. j. Jennings L.
r. Aguirre. W. f. Wakefield, *. l..
Hart. w. A. Julian. c, L. Chamber
lain. r. Ed. Lit, sam J. Mansfield
George Martin, d. c. Williamson L.
Rosenstern, w. A. Baker Tenney d
williams NJ J. King, W. p. Coberly'
s. f. Jennings, A. 5. Donan. 5. D
Bell,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
RACING RESULTS
Nj Juarez.


Juarez, Mexico, Dee. 1.-Helen
Barhee, the 1 to favorite, made a
runaway race in the Rio Grande
selling stake, - furlongs, at Ter
razas park today. she dashed into a
ten-length lead early and Won, cas-
ing MP by eight lengths. Gilpy scored
his second victory of the meeting
when he won the third race by six
lengths
First race. selling, 2-year-olds.
51-2 furlongs: Pit-A-Pat won; Red
Lass. second; Carl Cloud, third.
Time. 1.oS 2-5.
second race, selling, S-year-olds and
M. furlongs: Tom McGrath won;
Little Marchmont, second; Siscus,
third Time, 1914 S-5.
Third race, selling, 4-year-olds and
m. SIP furlongs Gilpy won Rio
Pecos. second; Mark Kennedy, third.
Time, t:O71-&
Fourth race, Rio Grande stakes
selling. value $1,000 - furlongs
2-year-olds: Helen Barbee Won Fly
ing Wolf, second; Mockler third
Time, 1907 2-5.
Fifth race, selling. 3-year-olds and
up. furlongs Hannis won Ramon
Carona, second. Gibson, third. Time
1:144-5.
sixth race. selling, S-year-olds and
M. 11-16 miles: John Louis won;
Pedro, second Hoyle, third. Time
1;49.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
AUTOMOBILE SOCIETY

New York. Dec. 1.-The ninth an
uual meeting Of the American Auto
mobile association closed tonight with
the election of the following officers
resident-Robert p. Hooper, Penn
sylvania.
secretary-John ~ Brook, Con-
necticut
Treasurer a. BonnelL New Jer-
sey.
A resolution was adopted calling
on the officers of states issuing regis
tration licenses to inform the eNecu-
tive officers of the American Automo-
bile association of any violation ot
state laws by visiting motorists so
that the association might take ae-
tion. The association also endorsed
the principie Of federal aid in build
ing highW ays and called on associa-
tion clubs To- encourage amateur COM
petition in track and road events.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
HOPPE ESTABLISHES
ANOTHER WORLD RECORD

New york, Dec. willie Hoppe,
of this city. who hulds the worlds
championship at ISL and 1872 balk
line billiards, created new world $
record average of 33 BIS tonight IN
the first half of his Loco point
match at 1S.1 balk line with George
Slosson. the former champion, who
is the challenger.
In making the record average,
Hoppe ran off the first block Of 500
points in fifteen innings. The former
record average was 3D. made several
years ago by the late Frank G. lNies'
who died in Mexico in 1893,
Slosson made 201 points in four
teen innings and showed only flashes
Of his former brilliancy in two of his
trials at the table.
Hoppe won the bank, but failed to
count on the opening shot. This,
however, was the only cipher in his
score. At open table play or close
nursing the young player seemed to
be equally effective, though many of
his runs ended abruptly through
seeming carelcssness. He ran up
over sixty points in four of his in
nings and had t. winning lead early
i'm the game. The match will be
concluded tomorrow night
The score;
Hoppe-O. 81, 4. 46, g. 6S, -, 86,
81. A, 81, 3, 50, 81, $500.
Average, S3 5-l5; high runs, 6S, Co.
"a.
slosson-G. Z. 80, o, 45, 4, o. o, A.,
>, 25, 26. 30, 1s-207.
A~erage, 14l1-14; high runs, 49,
50, 20.
pfo,aa A1frad cutler
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
At pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. I.-Flfsl racv'
6 furlongs: Rebel queen woni Mae
Hamilton, second: Lucky Mate thlra'
Time, 1:19 3-5.
Second race, - furlonss' sweet
owen won: II. NJ. sabbath, second;
Rampant, third. Time, 1:12 30.
Third race, G la furlongs Gun
won. Ossian. second; walter Mclean
third. Time, l:25 80.
Fourth race, furlongs Gerando
won: brown Tony SECOND; Ben SAND
third. Time, 1:05 20.
Fifth race, mile and lilo; Autumn
Rose won; whip Top, second; Syzygy'
third. Time, 1852 80.
only five races on card.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
BIRD MEN CUT CAPERS
IN CHILL WINTER AIR

Memphis. Tom, Dee. with thc
temperature around the freezing
point, John b. Moisaut, Rene simon
and Roland q. Garcos cut capers IN
"a high wind today with Bleridt mon-
onlanes and q Demoiselle. opening a
weeks aviation meet.
Moisant. after circling the mile
track at the fair grounds, twelve
times darted westward over house
tops FOR two miles. Garos wound up
the afternoon flights with his
Demoiselle, spending minutes and
441-6 seconds in the tricky little MAJ
chine.
This is declared to be record fer
the Demoisele in the United states.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
WOLGAST WILLING TO
MEET MORAN NEXT YEAR

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec. IL
viii meet owen Moran In bout o.
forty-five rounds or to finish on
February %. one year from the day
| defeated Nelson and won the light
weight championship, in any ring
provided my end of the purse 1t not
less than $12.500," said Ad Wolgast
today in answer to the challenge OF
owen Moran.
Wolgast says he sets the date so
far ahead only because of his lrnc-
tured arm. At first he set the time
for next May.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

Mrs. ID. GilkeGon, 3Zb IngIts ANt''
Youngstown Ohio, gained wisdom
by experience. My little girl hao
severe cold and coughed almost con con
tinuously. My sister recommended ol-
e,,s Honey and Tar The first dose
7 rave her relieved the Inflammation
i'm her throat and after using only one
hottie her throat and lungs were en-
tirelv free from Inflammation since
then always keep bottle of Foley
Honey and Tar in the house. Accept
no substitutes J. II. O'Rielly 90.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
TAFT MAY RECOMMEND
REWARD FOR CAPT, PEARY

Washington. Dec. l. -- President
Taft daily is being urged to recon-
mend to congress some suitable rec
ognition of Captain Robert r. Peary
of the navy. for his polar discovery.
Various forms of reward nave pe'n
suggested. but as yet the president
has not indicated what his course IN
the matter viii be.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
HUGO KELLY AGREES
TO MEET SAM LANGF0RD

Detroit. Mich. Dec Huge Kelly,
through his manager. tonight ar
ranged the preliminaries for fight
with sam Lanford In Los Angeles.
January I2. II viii be for twenty
rounds Langford's manager in Cali
fornia wired the terms under which
the black pugilist would fight and
Kelly agreed TO them. The winner VIII
get as per cent of the gate receipts.
Kelly is appearing in a theater here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
EXPERIMENTS WITH
MAN-CARRYING KITES

Kansas city, Dee. Captain Hugh
D. Wise and Lieutenant B. Chandler
of the Fort Leavenworth army post
today made short ascensions IN lhe
man carrying Kites on eNhlpl'loh
here. Samuel +. Perkins, VINO orig
mated the kite system. made several
ascensions. none of which broke ms
previous altitude records.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Tony Caponi Defeated.

Oshkosh. Wis. Dec. Eddie Nc
Goorty of Oshkosh. won fast ten
round fight from Tony Caponi, Of chi
cago tonight. Neither man was pun
ished much but McGoorty had "a COM
Portable margin at the end OF the
tenth round.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
nrann Chess RattIe.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The ninth game OF
The championship of the chess match
between ID. Janowski and Emanuel
Tasker. which began here today, was
adjourned after thirty moves
Present score: Lasker, 81 drawn ~
0.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

Oakland, Dec. 1.-Seacliff won the
Dainty handicap, the feature of the
card at Emeryville today by nose,
from $. Jack Paine, an outsider.
Metropolitan, the favorite, led most
of the way. but the pace told On him.
Seacliff then took command ana
stood drive gamely.
First race. 6 furlonga selling; Ada
Mead won; Captain John. second :
Evran. third. Time, l:l2 2-5.
second race, futurity course Dom
caster won. st. Heller, second; ossa-
bar. third. Time. 1:t0.
Third race, one mile: Roman wing
won: Crex, second; Rose Vale. third.
Time 1:40 10,
Fourth race, 3 1-2' furlongs' Sea
cliffe won; Jack Paine, second; Met
ropolitan, third. Time 1:o5 %.
Fifth race, one mile and 20 Yards
Marburg won; Nebulosus, second; lr-
rigator. third. Time. LA a..
Sixth race, 8 Il furlongs RIM
ini won; Edna Stewart, secondi sui
lin, third. Time, 1:21 l-5
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Minnesota Elects Captain.

St Paul. Dec. Earl Pickering
left end. tonight was elected captain
or the Minnesota football team at q
banquet given in honor OF the team
bv st. Paul alumni.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

Jacksonville, Fla, Dee. l.--tllst
race. SIG furlongs: Ladasette Won
Husky Lad, second; splinters, third.
Time, 1907 3-j.
second race, furlongs; Abrasion
won; O'Em, second; shanee, third
Time, 1:15 2-5.
Third race. 6 furlongs; Ciadue
won: Anna l.. Daley, second; Ida D."
third Time, 1:14.
Fourth race. mile: Donald Mac
Donald won; Master Robert, second;
Bob r., third Time. 1879 80.
Fifth race, furlongs; SalVoiatlie
won; Mon Ami, second; Edwin L.
third. Time, 1;14 20.
sixth race, mile and JIG; St Jo-
seph won; spindler, second; Banbury
third. Time, 1:4s 40.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Piles CT-RED N @ TO IL DAYS

Your druggist will refund money u
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching. Blind. bleeding OF
Protruding Piles in TO II days. Doc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Dc,roit wins From Cubans.

Havana. Dec. 1.-The Detroit base
ball team defeated the Alamendares
nine here today to . in eleven in
nings.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

The best saddle horses 10 be had
i'm the city are at w. l.. Trimble's, llS
North Second street; phone J.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-27
Mean
Little
Tricks
OF Trade
BY IA. z. HARRIS
Of Chicago


changed by some dealers at almost every turn Liquid
very often whore dry the legal measures being diff
ference Of about ten cubic inches approximately between quart liquid
measure and dry measure.
Even scales are not dishonest tempered with people
quenty made pay from IS 10 40 pound wooden dishes
winch are used to Fold butter In purchasing oysters they
Obliged to about 20 cents pint for which had the
kitchen sink for nothing.
The tricky sorekeep will always conre short change people by
taking the fractional part Of when he not entitled
example an article costs ~ cents and person purchases two
or six articles the price which 1919 cents each merchants will
always make change for - cents Twice 1917 25 four
so six times 1919 rs But the dishonest soekeepe his system
of mathematics will make this aggregate cents
1t that unless person goes with blood in his
chip his shoulder ready scrap for every pennys that
he buys he is almost be cheated ~ cents for every
dollar spent particularly his purchases four sepa
rate items The customer likely to be nppcd the amount of three
four cents each article unless he very strcnuoy insists
on his rights
The customer who has trouble in getting paws for should
not hesitate notify the ar whenever he reasonable cause for
complaint