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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

VANCOUVER. July 14--There was
no game scheduled here Sunday
between Spokane and Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14
xoBTIIwEsTYE~ ITaarU

Sacramento Ia. san Francisco 81.
Portland 20, Venice 0-s
Oakland Ia. Los Angeles Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14
III Sets Teeth S. Up

Teeth that ut perfectly. look like
GGurAl teeth and give complete
otisfaction are the ONLY kind you
Int. That's tho kind we are max.
Full pets. IS and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

Best modern outside rooms In Sc.
attic. 25c to SOC. Stewart House, SO
West Stewart tnear Pike Public
Market) Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

uAtiuu iu thc league iu RAWLINGS.
Swain and Meek. Victoria lacks Ia
only one thing. a reliable pitching
staff. Give them Nancouvcr's hurl
ors. and the Bees would never be
headed
Strait was tho hero Of the first
game when be broke up tho affair
IN the eighth inning by smahhing a
terrific drive over the righteenter
wall, with three on. kllillay drop
ped one out In the street In the
sixth inning OF the second game.
with the sacks jammod
There ia some talk that Quilted
or Blll Wilson is 20 be- traded for
Cy Neighboys.
Leach Cross can DO kept busy
fighting for long time n he IL
willing 20 accept all offers be has
received from the managers Of box.
Ing cluhs all over the country Tom
McCarey. tho fight promoter OF
Vernon. Cal. wants him 10 remain
In Los Angeles and meet Willie
Richie on Labor day for the light.
weight championship uile. Nc
Carey having Informed Leach that
bout between him and Richie
would draw at least s1S 900 other
offers como from Butte. Denver,
Kansas City. 81 Louis and New
Orleans. Leach hasn't accepted
any terms yet, yet Sam Wallach.
his brother. who looks after bis AZ
fairs. expects 90 definitely decide
on something by Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14
MILK WAGON HORSE A SPEED SENSATION
WINS SIS 600 ON HALF MILE TRACK; NOW AFTER THE

farmer from Washington, Conn.
and his wife. Mrs. Nota Wright.
invested si25 in likely looking
filly,
They named her Nota Prime--the
combination OF their own given
names.
Tho principal duty OF this filly
was 10 haul milk three miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

BhTItTItH-tITOt HHU FfaTrIA,
Hynes and Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

which he must shake before he can
become a regular. and that was his
failure 20 keep an optic pinned on
occupied bags. Pete was all for the
batters. Pilfered sacks were FIRE.
quent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14
!. 12-year Guarantee

a back Of the SUPERIOR
I1ty and expert workmanship in
~ BIT of dental work we do.
NE In today for FREE examina-
D and estimate.
k)MLEss EXTRACTION GUAR.
N ANTEgp.
WE GIVE Gas.
oUT-oF-TOWN PATIENTS
5ouldy write for appointment and
Cvo work done Same day they
ms In.
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IL best equipped dental office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

Just by way Of hurting . fei-
lows feelings. all hands. including
our outfield. advanced towards the
plate when Madden came up for
his punch at the ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14
Portland comes TO Seattle today

for weeks hostiiities. Manager
Nick Williams is anxious TO cop the
opening game and will use the port.
sider, Stanley. this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
DIGGS JURY WILL
Be COMPLETED
DURING DAY
No Indication From Questions
by Prosecution or Defense
as to How Case viii Be
Handled,

isv noRptsu iuusHAt srtciAl tesssu wins.
San Francisco. Nue when court
adjourned TODAY in the trial of Mnurv
uipgs. tor Violation of the Mann
white slave apt il seemed certain
that Jury would bc impanclled to
morrow and ATTORNEYS were predict
Ing that all the evidence would hc in
by Friday evening
Eleven men were Zoo the bon. hut
the first Nenlrc bad bocn exhausted
and it was necessary Go send out
cam for a special vcuIre OF twenty
talcsmcn to answer eau tomorrow
morning Thus far the defense has
rsed seven OF its ten poromptory chal-
lenecs, ana the government four Of its
SIS
Just before the vcnirc was ex-
baustod. Matt j. Sullivan announced
that the government was astisned with
the twelve men then in the boN and
would exercise no further challenges.
but the defense iutcrposcd It's right
Go challenge and it became necessary
to adjourn court while the call for
another teuirc was sent out
Thus far thcre has been no ndlca-
ton in the examination of talesmcn
of the tactics TO bc pursued by the dc. /.
fcnsc The questions have been mere /
lE the usual ones as TO are. calling
and freedom from prejudice.
Under the ruling of Judge Van
Elect the utcuosatorics have been
made as brief direct ana plain as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
COURT MAKES RULING
REVERSING HIMSELF
10, ~osaso ,ov-s., srss,., ,o.ssa vt-u

Atlanta Aug 6-Bulng that the
testimony 90 Jaucs Cunlc,. ucgro
sweeper ae tu oIlrscd dcsoupracy ON
the purt ol leo st. Frank. ou trial
tvr tho murder of Nnr phawn WAS
competent Judge D. S. Roam utr to-
uaH reversed his fouuor decision
which ordered STRICKEN from the rcc.
ords portions of tho uceros tcsu-
monN tndcr t1b ruling tho state
Nua permitted 90 introduce evidence
Intended % Corrotuutu Coniug state
mHnH That Fuuk had uy,n ewlN of
immoral acts and that thc witness. ou
various occasions had Hetpd os i
lookout for thc factory supcrutcu-
deut while tho mttu was aIouo In
Die office with women
pr ll d Harris spcryur, or the
state board 90 health who collapsed
ou thn UituvH stand srNcul du,s ago.
completed his testimony today Tho
uItno" uas emphatic u his ussor-
t.on tnHt Amp puaeu had suffered
om. sott of IoIcoye immediately
uu..dme h,r dwtb
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
llllHD BALKAN WAR Is
BELIEF or DIPLOMATS

London, Aug. 6.-The second Bal
Fan peace conference having concIud-
ed peace on basis of compromise,
which is unsatisfactory to all the
states concerned. except possibly Ru-
mania, the question is being asked
Row soon a third Balkan war VIII
break out. Bulgaria has obtained un-
Ger the agreement reached in Bucha-
itst today, a considerable portion Of
northern Macedonia much more
than the allies were at first inclined
TO give hcr-and also about eighty
miles of the Aegean seaboard. which
wiz enable her to build her projected
Hallway from Philippopolis TO the Ae-
sean. Bulgaria. however. deeply re-
Sents Being deprived of Kavala, port
ON kavala bay which goes to Greece.
also she Is confronted with the task
OF eXpelling the Turks from Adria-
hopie, il being clear that the powers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07

win do nothing in this direction Bul-
garla VIII seek Co introduce in the
peace protocol, to be- signed at Buch-
Arrest tomorrow, reservation prac-
tlcallN appealing 10 the European
powers for n subsequent revision of
the peace treaty.
The details Of the new frontier line
stll are unknown but apparently the
whole Of the disputed country be-
tween the northcrly courses Of the
Nordar and Struma rivers goes 10
Servia, including Ovchepolyc. Veles
lstip ana Hitchana, while Demlrhls-
sar Seres Drama and Kayala fan TO
Greece.
According to dispatch to the
Daily telegraph from Bucharest. the
order to demobilize has been official
ly PROMULGATED
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
MICHIGAN MINE RS
ASK SENATE To
INVESTIGATE
Aged Mother Jones Makes
Stirring Appeal to Thou
sands of Strikers 10 Pre-
serve Order and Stay Sober

eY NoHHiHG JOURNAL SPECIAL tfssrD WiREI
Calumet, Mich.. Aug G.--Dircct APP
peal for a senatorial Investigation Of
the copper miners strike was made
today 10y the Western Federation of
Miners. Resolutions asking such ac-
tion were adopted at Il mass meeting
which, with Mother" Jones as the
magnet, drew to Laurium several
thousand strikers ara ether residents
Of the copper field.
The resolutions cXtolled Senators
Kern, Borah, MARITIME and Reed for
their part in the recent West Virginia
inquiry and condemned the county
and state authorities for ordering
troops into the ocal strike zone
Mother" Jones counseled the strik-
crs to avoid trouble ana remain sober.
ana her witticisms at the expense Of
the employers aroused her usually
phlcgmatic hearers to roars of APP
plausc. SO vehement did the aged
woman become that at the end of her
speech she was exhausted.
While the striking union men were
rallying, additional steps were taken
toward organizing those employees Of
the Calumet and ilccla mining COM
panies who supposedly are willing to
return to work These men are to
assemble tomorrow to hear report Of
a committee Whieh yesterday con-
ferred with the company manage
mcnt
Two members Of Company II, De
toit, were fired upon at dusk ac-
cording to report that reached bri-
gGdc HEADQUARTERS tonight The men
were guarding the Oseola mine
when two shots came out of the
woods one bullet struck rock and
glanced within few inches of the
sentrics The other struck the shaft
house Tonight there was more fir
ing ut that place, senuies reporting
that prowlers were numerous and dis /.
inclined to heed orders to halt
Walter b. Palmer delegated by
Secretary Wilson, Of the department
Of labor. to investigate the strike sit
uation arrived today Mr. Palmer .
said that he had received orders TO /
come to the copper country while he f.
was in Cincinnati but that his in I
structions have not yet arrived from
and until they come he 4
would be unable to state the scope of
the inquiry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
SENATOR LEA BRINGS
IN CURRENCY BILL

tar HorSEa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrHei
Washington, Aug. 6-Senator Lea
Of Tennessee, introduced bin today
to provide for a revision of the AID
rich-Nreeland emergency currency
act. Senator Lea announced he would
speak within a few days in support
of his bill which differs radically
from the administration currency
measure soon to be taken up in the
house.
The Lea bin would establish a cur
rency association Of local banks in
each of the large cities with authority
to issue currency, under regulations
made by the secretary Of the treasury
up to S75O,OOO.OOO Each association
would be required to guarantee its
circulation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
NO MEDIATION NOW
POSSIBLE IN COUNTRY
Most That Can Be Hoped for
by Former Governor of Min
neSota Is 10 Be Ignored o.
ficiaIIy.
IlNn'S PliE>isNtE ~
MEXICO NOT WANTED

Mexico chs, Aug. John +.
Lind special representative II E
President Wilson of the United T,
states. now on his way to Mex /.
leo. viii De persona non grata 10 e
This euvcrnm mt unless he brings f.
credentials In due form. 'togcth- =
cr with recognition OF the gov /.
eminent VI Mexico" according f.
Co an official statement Issued O
bate tonight
Manuel Cara Aldnpc. the min .
lstcr of public instruction who is =
acting as minister OF foreign ne
fairs issued the statement and .
had il transmitted Ca the United .
states embassy. u was also DIS .
patched by the ,ioXican govern &.
ment go the United states md
90 Europe The statement fol- f.
lows !.
'iy order of the president Of z
the republic ! declare as min e
e ister of foreign affairs al IN f.
g icrim that IL ir. Lind does not !
s bring credentials in due form. f.
e together with roc Cgnitl0a Of the .
government or sltsico, his pres :
2 encc in this eoul,ry viii not Be +.
e desirable" :
10 Secretary Of state Bryan sent :
e the following telegram to .ho .
. American legation tonight
e. You may say 20 the minister =
of foreign affairs ttat Governor g
= Lind comes 10 Mexico on ms- /.
e sion of peace aud that the prr8l- =
dent feels sure his presence there :
viii contribute toward q settle. ?
: ment Of the difficulties The :.
Mexican Eutrrnmcrt phuull /.
/ await the presidents conmunl- /.
: cation and not give weight 70 :
misrepresentation published "a =
sensational newspapers
The message was delivered to =
the foreign minister =
g 9 sa9 9 s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
OLD OFFICERS OF
K OF C, ELECTED
sr -o.rso lou.-.l s,,el.l ,s..so ms5I

Boston, Aug Practically an the
supreme Officers Of the Knights of
Columbus, were reelected at today's
session of the annual convention.
James a. Flahcrty Philadelphia,
was elected supreme knight and John
H. Rcddin Denver. Judge Paul
Leche, Donaldson, la; y. 4. Dussault
Quebec; William d. Wicker st. Paul,
wcre elected national directors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
DISTURB FUNERAL

MaHsville. CAL Aug g. The n-
leral Of District ATTORNEY e T Man
Weu, who was Killed last sunday IN
the riot of mop pickers at Wheatland.
was held here today under The aus
pieces Of the Masonic lodge a delach-
hont Of the national guard Of cali
fornia headed the fuuera procession
and the streets were lined with peo-
PIE who barred their heads as the cor
tege passed
a riot was narrowly averted while
the funeral was in progress when "a
body of men. alleged to have been In
WORKERS Of the World shout
20 insults al the passing militiamen
Citizens threatened the men and they
departed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07

COWm0y oUf ItlIN AUG. bl--An
American. ) A stuart Of Baltimore.
had narrow escape from death yes
terday while climbing Mount Blanc
with two Swiss guides one OF the
guides was killed faIl Of ice from
the glacier threw the three men,,
toped together loWn preeipioe,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
supposed Murdered Man Alive.

jefferson city, Mo. Aug. 6.-Jack
Bennett Of this city testified today
before the state board Of pardons and
paroles that James T. Mccain, for
whose murder Seymour Darlington
known as Lord" Darlington. is now
serving a life sentence in the peniten-
tiary. is alive. Bennett said he saw
McCann on the streets of san Fran
cisco year after his supposed death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
II, Dculh4 IN Gc0rgin Wrccl,.

Marietta. ca. \uE G.-Fiyc train
men and an unidentified negro We're
killed carly todly at Noouday station,
five miles north IT here, when "a
southbond Louisville ana Nashviuc
freight train fel through small
bridge into hl-m fory-fiyc feet
deep The bridge said TO have lccn
weakened bl hoaty rain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
CLASH WITH
ITALIAN SOLDIERS

MIIan, Aug. 6.-loIfty Persons Wtrc
wounded and a hundred arrests were
made today as a result of a free f1eFt
between strikers nd soldiers. the
fight had its origin in the stoniug nf
soldiers by strikers
The Duke of AbrJzzi came IN iot
an attack at the hands Of workmcp.
While driving IN his automobile. ne
was recognized by strikers who HetJ
holding a street meeting The work.
men hurled epithe;s 3t the duke and
stoned his automobile until the police
dispersed them. The duke was unin-
jured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07

thf huFH'hR 4okHhhh SPECIAL LEASED WiNhi
Bucharest, Aug. G.-Peace was con-
cluded tonight between the Balkan
states and the preliminary treaty Will
be signed tomorrow by the delegates
Of SerNia Greece. Montenegro, Ruma-
MIA and Bulgaria. The agreement was
arrived at only after another eXhibi-
ton of the utter helplessness Of Bul-
earia to face her ring Of enemies
Wednesday the discussions in the
peace conference threatened 10 be-
come intcrminablc but NJ. MaJoresco.
the Runanian premier and president
of the conference, clinched matters
by threatening that unless Bulgaria
accepted the modified frontier pro-
FCscd by the allies. Rumania's army
would occupy Sofia next Saturday
This threat had the desired effect
ana an agreement was arrived at to-
day after numerous private consul
tatiuus between the delegates and a
tOur-hour sitting of the conference
The new frontier, as agreed to-
starts at point on the old frontier
s. est of the Struma river, follows the
water shed to the west of the town Of
Suumit2u. thence runs along the
Struma valley 10 Belesh mountains
and thence easteriy in almost a
straight line to the Mesta river, thus
leaving the town of Strumitza, the
port of Longos and Kanthi to Bull
suria and the port Of Navala 70
Greece The new frontier is a deep
disappointment to the Bulgarians,
who stjll nurse hopes for its eventual
revision by the powers.
II is believed that an agreement for
the rehabilitation of the various
armies viii be signed tomorrow. The
news that peace had been arranged
caused great rejoicing here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
Nv -osmsa louaa.l .rsel.l ls.lso VIA

iRY soRtuss JOURNAL sreeiAL leALuo VISA
Mexico city Aug G,-incrcusod am
tngonism has been aroused among
MeXicans toward President Wilson's
plan for the pacificaton Of the re.
public by the latest news from Wash.
lngton that the object Of John Lihds
visit here as the personal representa-
tive Of President Wilson. is TO consult
with prominent MeXicans aud advise
thom that the only bnsls on which
Mexico VIII Doe recognized by the Unit.
ed states is the elimination of Pfesi-
dent lIuerta Earlier reports that Ntr
Lind purposcd to dcal with Tfuerta
perhaps by making the direct sug
ecstIou that ho resign were received
with Indignation by Mexican officials,
and The new angle of his visit makes
il not Improbable that he viii be
treated with even less consideration
than otherwise would have been ac-
corded him.
II was pointed out by "A prominent
Mexican today that in the former case
the government might not consider
Itself Obliged to act until the sug-
gostiou actually wa put forward By
Mr. Lind. but that in the second case
the government would he justified IN
characterIzing him as one who was
incitius MeXionns along lines Of scdi-
tion and In applying the pcrnlcious
foreign expulsion clause of the con
This Mexican also indicated
that since Mr. Lind was coming to
Mexico In nm unofficial capacity and
with no credentials he could not cx-
pect more consideration or immunity
than an ordinary foreigner would re-
celvc
McXcans familiar with information
al law are reluctant to believe that
Mr. Lnds Instructions are for him
TO doal with others than the authoriG-
ed officials Of the de facto govern
ncnt
These officials are firm in thoir as
sertion that no suggestions whatever
INVOLVING mediation or the resigna
lion OF llucrta viii be acceptable aud
say that the best that MIR. Lind can
lopo for in this respect Is to be ig-
lorod However tho anti-IIuerta elc-
ucnt which is not prominently IN evi-
lence i'm the capital is skeptcal re-
,arding the firm stand taken by the
administration.
Alleging that the state Of the c1un-
~ is such that Il would be impossl-
le to hold an election october 10, The
ate previously set. the Catholic con-
ention agreed late tonight not 10
ominate candidate for the presi-
encN
It reserved the rlght 20 reassemola
Or this purpose IN the event chat
oacc Is restored 20 such an eXtent
lat the holding y elections viii be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
TURKS MOVE AGAINST
COLUMN OF BIIGNHS

sofia. Aug. lit IS reported HAT
the Turks are starting an aggressive
movement against ;he bulgarian
column az Gumurljna about seventy
miles southwest 1f Adrianuplc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07
SOFIA THREATENED
BY RUMANIAN TROOPS
II Is Believed That Agreement
Soon VIII Be Reached for
DemobiIzation Of Various
Armies,
. TIlF A1N WILL 81
HI.MRITrFN BN POWERS

London, Aug. 1.-The Times
says today thlt Montenegro viii
receive from Servia an extension
g. of territory east ana south. cor
responding 60 ,hc aid Monte
negro rendered .-,r,ia In the wa
o.'.- lgaua lt ajdr that Nu
y ''''' Florna win be- Grce&,
ill De the Saloniki-Mou-
Nlll.ltii u .ay 20 within about -
OF lts head. The ncWi-
Na'i' lders that the treaty
Boston at Phst will "a only pro-
br"oklyh at SNem ,nt OF the differ
Philadelphia at that both RUSSIA
So" f"fk AZ ~ are opposed 90
Kayala and that
American. ..lmost certain "a
Chicago az Was revision 81 ,na
st. Louis at Iioet their views
Detroit az N9ch to the Times from
cleveland 81 SAWS EuEania is most &
TO dcmolilizc and m-
- include in the treaty
supulating Immediately
kdncous aemobiii1ation J."
~ bclligcronts The Eugs'an
'sr to Kumnuia form1llT
llhnnStfhced to NJ. Majoresco, pres
idcnt of the oeace conference. 9
that Russia reserves the right Of
great power 60 revise the whole &
treaty Austria made a similar
declaration few DAYS ago.
The correspondent of the Times
az Sofia points out that Bulgaria
must keep her forces under
arms to meet the Turkish men
ace IN which ,asc her cncmi IS :
will refuse to demobilize Blsh 3.
the Bulgarian and Seryian arm :
les, however, according to the
(" correspondent aic displaying g e
e growing impatlencc and demand :
either to be led against the en- +,
emy or to be allowed to retu"n :
TO their homes.
@@@ &@@@ o Q Q go Q . . 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-07

Chicago az Was revision of 'na
st. Louis at Hioet their views.
Detroit AZ N3ch to tho Times from
lIoNcIduu ~ saNs EuMnnIa is most
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
BRYAN P0ST0FFICE
RECElPTS1NCREASING

The local postoffice receipts for the
month of November show a good in
crease over the business of the same
month last year. The receipts for
November were $1,497S2, as compared
with S1,2S2.36 for November, 1912, an
increase of $215.46.
For the year beginning December l,
1911, and ending December 1, 1912,
the receipts were $16,336.52 compared
with $17,000.00 for the year beginning
December 1, 1912, and ending Deem
Der / of the present year.
The receipts of the present month
are sure to go much higher than in
previous years on account of the par.
GELS post, and the employees in the
office report they are nearly swamped
with packages this far before Christ
mas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
SOME CHRISTMAS "DoN'Ts."

Police Commissioner Rhinelander
Waldo has supplemented the usual
and universal do your Christmas
shopping early cry with a few
"don'ts" for Christmas shoppers that
are Just as good in other cities and
towns as in New York. Here are a
few of them:
Don't leave your windows or doors
unlocked when you leave to go shop
ping.
II you live in an apartment, don't
fail to lock the dum-waiter door.
Don't fail to securely hold your
handbag or purse.
Don't rush into crowd; crowds are
fields of harvest for pickpockets.
Don't lay your handbag down while
examining goods and permit your at
tention to be diverted.
Don't receive and pay for packages
by way of the dum-waiter
Don't receive and pay for C. o. d.
packages until you have examined
their contents.
Don't carry large amount Of
money or valuable property with you.
Don't display money.
Don't leave your purse in the baby
carriage under the pillow.
Don't leave a messenger in a room
alone when a package is delivered at
your house.
Don't permit the delivery of a pack
age to be made for you in the care of
others.
Don't fail to always count your
change before leaving the counter.
Don't undertake to make change for
another until the money to be changed
is in your hands.
Don't leave your automobile I'M
guarded