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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
LLOYD KNOX
 SELLS HIS INTERESTS

The interest Of Lloyd Knox in the i '. N. EnoX Company has been pur- chased by Sam Knox at q consdera- tiaa near $1G.000. Sam Knox took the management of the business yes terday This purchase gives the en- l tire stock Of the company to the con- i trcl of Mrs. T. T. Knox and her two sons, Sam KnoX Jr, and Charles NaaX. This general supply house is ! e5.r of tho best known in this section ot the state. Et has existed under Hd5t favorable conditions for forty years. In 1EIf the business was 1 founded " Dickinson and Knox. l Genera Fs Nj. KnoX later took over the entire business and several years 1 ago the business was incorporated as tRa R. A.=KnoX and $. Y. T. An0X lNas the active manager
 As soon as his business interests are settled Lloyd Knox states that he will leave the ctty. His family will 1 cave shortly fog Kew Mexico. Moore 1 SaoX, q brother of Lloyd Knox, will leave about the first of the year for New Mexico, where he will go in bus
 mess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
EMIL HERCHER
 FOR ALDERMAN

In the announcement column of the Graphic this morning appears the an- nou1cement of Emil Hercher as a candidate fer alderman from the First ward, his candidacy being sub ject to the action of the Democratic party. In announcing for the Ccun- cil MT. Hercher does so at the solic- .tation Of moro than two hundred employees of the Cotton Belt shops and other residents of the First ward who presented 2 nurerously s gDei petition to him, urging him to offer for tie place. MT. Hercher is one of Pine Bluffs best cit,zens. He has lived in this city for sixteen years, is 2 property owner and for more tan eleven years has bccn foreman If the blacRsln th depart nent at tEo Cotton Bet sacp5. He stands for aii that is fc- the interest Of Pine EllI., f,,,cc-.zlly, lawfully and from a prcgres- siye point of view. He $ liberal r,,nded, has the hect interests os the c'ty at heart and would make n nd- misable city legis ator. fl elected Mr, He cher's .cand dacy should re given the consideration it merits sy the voters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
DEMOCRATS WILL
 RULE TIE HOUSE New York Herald Says 194 Districts Reasonably Sure
 to Go Democratic.
OUTLOOK FAVORABLE
Forty Listed as DOubfful-Democrat
 Will Get Two of These Districts Says the Herald.

New York, Oct 29.-Congressional districts reasonably sure to go Dem- ocratic now number one hundred and -linety-four CT but two less major zty of House. It lcoks like an easy proposition fc9 the Democrats to get two districts out of foaty listed 2s doubtful.
 This is the New York Herald view of the situation throughout the coun- try, ten days in advance of the state election.
 The Herald forecasts from along indicated a tendency for Democratic control of the House. This week the situation is even noe favorable to Democrats than any before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
N. ,l.'T.E;III1AN FUNERAL
 LARGELY ATIEM DIED

The funeral of the late V. s. Mo- LeAlan occurred yesterday morning at 10 e,clcck. Rev. s. E. Tull, Of the First Baptist church, and Rev. T. O. Owen, of the Lakeside Methodist church, conducted the services from the family residence at No. ISIS South Chestnut street. Many friends folleYed the remains of the deceased so the.r last resting place in Bcll- wood cemetery. The following act ed as palleabe"s: w. B. Greenfield, J. P. Alexander, J. M. Mccain, w. w. Byrd, V. o. Alexander and J. H. Ed dins, active; T. B. Lyle, Frank Mays,l w. l.. Carr, Charlie Blakely, William Lauhon, D. B. Niven and Theo Jones, honorary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
LOCAL WOMAN
 IN RUNAWA\ Mrs. Rachel Williams Prob ally Fatally Injured While Visiting in Kentucky. RELATIVES ALSO HURT Horse Took Fright at Traction Car Ninety-Nine Year Old Par.
 ent in Buggy.
RELATIVES ALSO HURT

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. 29.-Special to tae Grapnic)-Mrs. Rachel Williams, or ? ne Bluff, Ark, visitor here, was internally and probably fatally j.red in n runaway accident in this c.ty early today. A horse she was driving took fright at traction car and ran away. The Buggy in which Ms. Williams father, David Fischer, 99 years old, end sister, Mrs. Sam uel Scott, were also riding, crashed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
GOVERNOR GO MI
 TO WASHINGTON
Will Make Trip in Interest of New Orleans, Candidate for Worlds Panama xp0sitiOn-Saunders
 Invites Haskell,

Oklahoma City Ok, Oct. 29.-Gov- ernor 'Haskeyy today received an in vitation from Governor Saunders, ot Lou sisna, to accompany a party O. governors to Washington in January in the interest of New Orleans can didacy for the Panama Exposition Another invitation from Geyesrer Campbell, of Texas, invited Governor Haskell to attend the Trans-Missis- sippi Commerc al Congress at San Antonio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
JOHN LEMONS
 DIED SUDDENLY

John Lemons, about 57 years old, died suddenly Friday n glt aaout 10 o'clock at his home at Twenty-fou-tn avenue and Hazel street. Ills shock ing death YVES due from g sadaesa at- tack of heart d ,sease. A fife aaa nine children survive. The funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon from the residence at 4 o'clock. The interment5 was at the family 5u:yiIg grounds, five n,'les southwest of the city. The deceased WIS well known in this and many other parts of the state. He had been engaged in the constructing business and at preEant
 was constructing a bridge for thi county, nea:' this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

Every till, business or personal. by check drawn against your aa- count and you'll have 10 trouble in always striking cash balance. be- sides avoiding the mistakes made in handling money! This nay require only your own check. CT Draft or Bill of Exchange. according to the terms of the firm you deal with.
 Having Checking Account with this bank enables you to meet all conditiops of payments.
 Ycur kccount invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
GIRLS SMOKED
 COLLEGE BURNS
Fifty Thousand Dollar Fire Caused by Cigarette, Which Was Used By Girl in Bell Haven Seminary, Select
 School at Jackson. Miss.

Jackson. Miss, Oct. 29-A cigar cite, a high wind blowing at almost a mile minute clip end a featherbed figured in, fifty thousand dollar fire today when the Bell Haven col lege, a select seminary for young la dies, rvas destroyed by fire. The orl- sin was traced to the featherbed, ig- nited by a cigarette, but who left the cigarette in the bed remains in doubt. Members of the faculty sn- young lady using tobacco ill any form.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
White Travels 61 no Miles
 sn Hour in an Ae ,a roplane. EREN GILMAN IS HERO White Broke Worlds Rec0rd-Amcri. can Champion BrOOkins In.
 iured.-Other Mishaps.
.FREN GILMAN IS HERO

New York, Oct 29.-Claud Graham White, the EEG l.sh aviator, won the international aeroplane speed trophy race today at Belmont park in his hundred horse power BleriCt mono plane. The new worlds champion water travelled the dangerous sixty two and one-tenth miles course in one hoUr, one minute and forty sec Gnds. He broke the worlds record for a continuous flight over a course C. t.1js mileage by clipping five ii H. utes from Morne's records, which Wa5 also made ;n his hundred horse pCaer Bieriot at Bordeaux, France, or September 15, this year.
 Tae EAglishinan speediest cne lap flight over the three and one-tentn mile course, on which he established the neE world s record and won the trophy, was made n minutes and D seconds. This is queal to speed Of siNty-four miles an hour. His av- craze speed for the whole flight was at the &3te of s;xty-one miles an hour.
 But the real hero of the race was Alfred Leblanc, the French champion, who also flew in an hundred horse power Bleriot monoplane. While be- ginning the twentieth and last lap of the race, when he was flying with skill at the average rate of fifty-six miles an hour, the fuel supply in his gasoline tank was utterly exhausted, and his moroplane travelling at the rate of seventy miles and hour, crached into telegraph pole at the Southwestern corner of the course. The machine hit the south pole with Q terrific pact that the pole was split off twelve feet from the ground, and Tbe aviator was seriously cut about the right eye, and under the chin. When the aeroplaned dropped to the earth.
 Early in the day, while giving the
 
 Babv Wright eight-cNinder racer a preliminary speed trial, Waite" Breakins, one of the American cham uions. was thrown to the ground when the motor went dead completely on one side, and was severely bruised about the body, as Well as suffering a c9rained hip and a wrenched knee.
 Beth Johnstone and Hoffey at te.aptea to break the worlds altitude recc:d, but were obliged to give up on account of the severe wind and icy blast. But Johnstone provided a wonderful demonstration of the Wright machine by making triple turn on the top of the wind, while standing almost at an altitude of F. 300 feet, where the wind was blow ine at the rate of twenty miles an hot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
SOUTH SUFFERS
 FROM HE GOLD

Louisville, Ky, Oct 29.-Unusual cold weather prevails throughout the entire south, a remarkable low tem- perature being reported from Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Northern Alabama. Frost is pre- dicted for Florida and Georgia to- night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
DEATH OF FORMER
 PINE BLUFFTAN

Mrs. E. Van Sickle, formerly of this city, late of Los Angeles, Cal.' q ed Thursday, -OetebeF-!27, according to a message received by MT. and Mrs. R. E. Davis of this city. Mrs Van Sickle has many friends here who will be grieved to lean of 'hei death. She has p2do, her homo at Los Angeles. for several year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
RESULTS
 ON FOOTBALL FIELD

At New Haven-Yale, 19; Colgate, 0. At New .York-Princeton, 6; Bart mouth, o.
 At Philadeiphia-Penn. 17; Carlisle
 At West Point-Harvard, 6; Army, 0
 At Annapolis-Navy, IT; Western Reserve, 0. At Michigan, Il; Syracuse. 0.
 At Chicago-Indianapolis, 24; Chi cago, 0.
 At Madison-Wisconsin 0; North western, 0.
 At Lincoln-Nebraska G. DOame, 0.
 At Rockford-Rockford, 35; Prince ton, 6.
 At Kansas Cty-st. Mary's. College l6; Warrenburg. 0.
 At Richmond( Va..-George Wash ington, 21; Rich College, 15.
 At Washington-Geor F; North Carolina, O. At N,2ShVille-Vanderbl J, MISSES sippi, ?. At N. o.-sexaree, S1; Louisiana ,.
 At Birmingham-Tennessee. 17; Hodward College, 0. At Roanoke-virg.nia Poly aai Washington-Lee, 0.
 At Lex.ngton-KentucEy State, lo' Tulane, 3.
 At Fort Worth-Texas, Christian U IS; Trinity, 8.
 At Fo-t Worth-Taylor ch. istian | 10; Polly College, 0.
 At Fsyetteviile-Arkansas, :; Tex as A. & M., 0. l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
S25,O00 MANSION
 AT OKLA. CITY

Oklahoma City, Ok. Oct. 29.-The state capitol commission today an- nounced the acceptance of plans for an exclusive mansion that is to cost s25,00o. It will be two stories higa
 and contain fourteen rooms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

We have most desirable lot for sale on Olive St. near 10th ave. \ strictly high class street and neighborhood Can make easy terms, There are few such lots left. Bet te. get you a home before prices aG- vance.-Cctton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 10 g Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
MOVES AGAINST
 SUGAR TRU'

against I telephone pole and threw the occupants to the ground. Tenna Seett, daughter of Mrs. Scott was also iii the zig. She and her moth ere Were a.so injured. David f'la~ cher was not injured, but it is fear- cd t1at he shock twill cause h:s death. Mrs Williams alsn sustained cuts and bruises about the body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
30l,40S PEOPLE IN MINNEAPOLIS

Washington, D. C., Oct. 29-Ac- cording to reports given out by the census bureau the population of Min neapolis, is 301,40S, compared with 2C2,71S in 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
DEATH
 --

Alice May, the I MT. and Mrs. JacF the family reside, at 9 o'clock, from blow is a serious parents and the m bright little girl. ite with a large
 old people. The fa ducted this morning ' services by Rev. 0 MT. and Mrs 6hann6. friends to sympat their loss. \,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
DIX MONEY AND
 No I TAkERS

Ne'H York, Oct. 29.-At the close of the day in the financial district there was plenty of Dix money in evidence without takers.
 On the market alone there was ten thousand dollars of DIX money wait. ing to be placed at to l, but Up to the closing of the market no one. had taken up the short end
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
Department of Justic. ting the Finishing T
 On Recent Comp4,.
HIGH COST OF L1vJ
Attorney General Wiokcrshan V,
 Solve the Question-Custa 2
 Carries the Burde.

Washington, D. .N, oct, : Department of JusticS oP putting the finishing *u' complaint against the and will ask that that col. clared outbawed under the Antitrust act.
 The government petition filed in the future in tn court in New York. InssA action the suits against Il Tobacco Trusts proves t awaits the action of tthe States in the same court.
 The beginning of the e a mark another move on U 43 the Attorney General Wie-e demonstrate how the hig living is to be traced q 9 door of the big indr4 ton.
 Crack open 2 tsust sons for the increased ------.e..- ---e will be found inside. eral crucible for Whicl s.. ment of Justice is movi va-. aside. An amazing illnl. -. :, dence is being accilmulat that with or without the laa. =, z z of tariff the lost of .liv. ;. rr.r,r sx' risen to it's present tow <. 7 7 This much was demo ----''.- torney General Wicker, TIT associates are preparing 2 without any further rs to demonstrate how may be reduced to
 ton of the Trust b It is in
 pinch of tb-
 has been Jfs-
 of living has
 way and the CT has to bea
 ed weight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

Monday Oct &1st from d. m. to D III. our Fall Opening. Handsome and useful souvenirs given to each lady--knoX=Mall- Furniture Go.
 10 27 At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

-Mr. and Mrs. Goidweber. the lad ies' and Gents Clothes Builders. cor Fourth and Main. senyard Bldg. room 1o1-2. T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

An article marked $2o.00 will bt given away Monday. Also souve. nirs.-Knox- Walker Fur Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

Don't fail to get one oi ans beautiful souvenirs, Monday 31see < our Fall Opening. knoX-Nalke ' | Furniture Co. 10 27 f :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

If you v:6h have houses r to see us.
 rental departlnent ings and Trust C {. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

A cottage on w. 5th ave. for rent. Modern conveniences.-Cotton Rel- Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

s10.c0O given to the ,ady ccrrec'- ly guessing what cur s9~ve-ir will be nfoneav a1st. Or.. Fall Opening -Krcx-Walker Fur. Go. E is, e7s Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

Fcl lRENT-A residence close + on E. 9th ave. Modern convea,ences, House large enough fer two smai. famil es.-Cotton Belt Savings an@' Trust Co. 10 30 6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

Rev. J. I. soI First Presbyterian a sermon this mo sIi which will bc Of q young men. Dr. { ung man to ' 2 There will also be- ( p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-30
FOR UMRREzL.A FIXING.

!. GlicksberE. the umhrsl's'
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02

VIM. E. Lee OF Moscow was among
the visitors in town last Friday and
Saturday.
Ed Turner is visiting in town for a
short time, being employed at the
Sprague Cannery.
If you have land for sale, or any
| thing else, list at once with the
Idaho Land Company.
Mrs. Cora Weber, who has been
! visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
JAS. Turner, returned Wednesday to
BOWL.
First dance of the sesson next
Monday evening at Barnum's Thea
tire. Harvest bali to which all are
invited. Music by MOSCOW orchestra.
J.M.L. Hoyle of the NJ. e. Church,
South, has closed his years work at
leland and is attending conference
at Walla Walia, expecting to be
away about three weeks.
An,w bean cleaner has been re-
ceived by the V. G.. Co. and is set up
ready for the seasons run OF bean
cleaning. All interested are invited
to come in and see it.
l.. Il. Anderson of the Sprague
L., ny pAgnrrin. a No, vyn, q, visit
or here Wednesday, looking after
their interests here. He was well
pleased with the quantity and
quality uf the fruit being received at
his station.
In last weeks paper we accused
Martin Thomas and Edw. Bradbury
of going hunting on Sunday. This
Martin Indignantly denies and
wants to be. put right. They went
day What they did on Sunday de.
ponent sayeth not.
The Lincoln Hardware received a
few days ago a carload of bean
threshers, both OF which have been
sold. The bean crop is reported tic
be about 60 per cent of last years
crop per acre, but as there is a much
larger acreage it is probable that
the total crop will be about the same
as last years.
We have received during the week
samples OF fruit as follows: Vol
River apples from Julius Petrick and
Flemish Beauty pears from Herbert
Slocum. The apples about
14h inches around and weigh Is
ounces each. The pears are II inches
around and weigh u ounces each
| These are fine specimens of fruit
raised without irrigation and in 6
: country where, this year, there has
beer no rain for 80 days.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
LOCAL.

G. NJ. Lewis was among the busi-
ness visitors at Moscow Monday
and Tuesday.
List your property with the Pot
latch Land Co., Kendrick, If you
wish to sell.
Wanted-Schoolgirl as companion
after school hours in a family o ftwo.
Call or address, this office.
Remember the Harvest dance at
Barnum's next Monday evening.
Music by Moscow orchestra.
VIM. Freytag is building a house
for renting on Lot l OF Block SO,
Cakes Addition, and has the same
nearly completed.
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor are at Spo-
kane attending the annua, conferen-
&c of the NJ. E. Church, expecting to
visit there about two weeks.
anted-Schoolgirl to assist In
the care OF children after school
hours during the winter term. A
good home. Call or address this
Office.
]. Z. Lauterbach was selected by
the judges of the Primary Election
Tuesday to take the returns to the
County Seat. He went up Wednes
day morning, returning the same
afternoon.
j. Harl Williams, who has beer
visiting his parents at Oakesdale
Wash, has returned and expects tC
make Kendrick his headquarters iol
some time. Mrs. Williams and thu
children remain at OakFsdale.
Business men, and that means 81
who work, are requested to atten(
the Sunday evening service at
O'Clock in the Presbyterian church
The pastor will discuss the report o
the Committee on Social Problems
that was given at Atlantic City
New Jersey, last May at the Presby
terrain General Assembly. This il
the phase of the Labor Day Sunda,
that is observed in all eProtestau
! churches in Amer.ca-the first Sun
day in September. Let Kendrirl
fall in line with the other cities O
the Inland Empire and make this
largely attended meeting.
Can be depended upon" is an ex
preston we all like to heat, and whe
II Is used in connection with Chamber
laiu's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhor,
Remedy 1t means that it never fails t
cure dlarrhoea, dysentery or bowe
complaints, Ii is pleasant to take AM
equally valuable for children and ad
ults. Sold by Albert Moskop.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
COAL LAND is RETAINED
o,265,s78 Acres In Idaho is With
drawn From Entry.

o,266,978 Acres In Idaho Is With
drawn From Entry.
BOISE.-President Taft has ordered
the withdrawal of S,265,97S acres of
lands in Idaho, supposed to contain
coal deposits. The bulk of this land
lies in Snake River Valley. extending
from the Minidoka irrigation project
westward along both sides of the
Snake river to the Oregon line and
northerly as far as Weiser.
Practically the entire Boise-Payette
and Twin Falls irrigation projects are
included in the withdrawal, together
with the intervening lands. Land now
in private ownership, however, is not
affected by the order.
The next largest withdrawal en-
braces about so townships in South
eastern Idaho, lying between Idaho
Falls and st. Anthony and the Wyom-
ing boundary. This tract contains an
extension of the Wyoming coal fields,
the only bituminous coal in Idaho.
Three smaller Withdrawals were
made, one of ~ townships, surround
ing Salmon, six townships in the
southern extremity OF the Sawtooth
forest reserve and IA townships in
Nez Perez County, around the town
of Blake. Aside from the southeast
ern withdrawal, the lands are sup
posed to contain Ignite.
The extent or value of deposits is
not yet determined. All lands with
drawn may be homesteaded, the gov
eminent reserving only coal deposits
under the law enacted at the last ses
sion.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
Little Bear Ridge

Ted Cope went to Culdesac last
week.
Eta Anderson is visiting on Big
Bear Ridge.
Pear picking and packing was
completed Tuesday.
VIM. Long and family were visit
ing Mr.. Tetricks last week.
Celia Reeves of Kendrick is visit
ing Addie Hupp the present week.
Mrs. I. E. Beal returned home
Saturday from a visit at Orofino.
Jim Benjamin left Tuesday to &C
with a bailer, twelve miles from
| Kendrick.
Mrs. Allen returned to her home
at Cedar Greek after visiting a week
on this ridge.
Daisy and Johnnie Roberts of Am.
erican ridge were visiting with
friends on this ridge last week.
There is to be a Basket social at
the Yellow Rose school house Satur-
day night. Everybody welcomed.
Christie and Richard Reirson and
Addie and Harry Hupp went to the
picnic at Mr.. Reeves place in Ken
drick Sunday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
Loss Is LARGE,

ST. JOE.-George B. Cyphers, man.
ager of the Occur d'Alene Timber Pro
tective Association here, estimates
that the recent fires have burned be-
tween $50, 0O0, 900 and 100000, 900 feet
of timber in the Trout creek and Bear
creek districts.
w. ]. Rose, chief of the state fire
wardens in the Occur d'Alene district,
states that not one of the 800 men in
his employ has been lost.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
Big Bear Ridge

W. G. Dillon returned from Canada
last Saturday.
Mr.. Nelson's daughter and three
children arrived last week.
Victor Smith and family Of Little
Bear were on this ridge Tuesday.
Charley Thompson and Annie
Galloway left Tuesday for Missouri.
Three rigs are busy threshing and
this week will see most of the grain
in the sack.
An ice cream supper was enjoyed
by a large number at the fancy
school house Saturday evening.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02
Melons Pay Bio Profits.

PAYETTE.-Six hundred dollars
per acre was realized this summer by
Payette valley watermelon growers
Tor their products. The melons ma.
tured unusually early and as a result
brought fancy prices to the growers,
who received two cents per pound in
carload lots of 10000 pounds to the
car, or $500 per car. One acre of Pay
cite valley land produced a carload
of watermelons.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02

Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given az soon
as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Albert Moskop.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-09-02

When your property burns a policy
with the Macintosh companies
helps your feelings. If you want to
know about insurance see him.