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GIRL IS BORN

A nine pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Carlson Monday
evening. "e.a
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Work team, 9 years old
weight 1900 each. Mrs. A. L. Scott
phone 311J1. "a adv. Hosp
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
INFLUENZA SITUATION
BARELY KEEP ALIVE BY
REPORT Of 10 CASES

Influenza dropped today almost to
the vanishing point when the state
health department received reports OF
only ten new cases before noon. Eight
OF these came from Wagon Mound.
Carlsbad reported one new case and
another appeared near Hope.
T~elegraphic reports continued to
come. The health department yes
terday sent out notices to local health
officers to discontinue reporting by
telegraph but the notices were mailed
and have not reached all local health
officers
No deaths were reported but Eddy
county reported Two new cases of
peneumohia and Hope one.
DR.. G. "a Waller, commissioner, and
Dr.. G. s.. Luckett, chief OF the division
OF preventabEe diseases. have not re-
tarned from Santa Rosa. They were
called there Sunday on account OF the
Influenza Situation. No report has
been received from them.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
BOARD GAN
HIRE SCHOOL TEACHERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR
ASSISTANT ATToRNEN GENERAL
BOWMAN GIVES OPINION TO
SETTLE QUESTION FROM
TAOS COUNTY

That a outgoing board Of educa-
ton can make contracts with teach.
ers for the next year Is the opinion
OF Assistant Attorney General Harry
s. Bowman, given the state depart
ment Of education IN answer 70 a
question put BY I. vi Dwfre. secre.
tary OF the board Of education Of
Taos county.
A similar opinion BY former Att0r-
ney General Frank NJ. Clancy iB quot
ed By Nj. Bowman. holding tAat
boards or education possess the right
to make future contracts. The only
possible obstacle found BY Mr.. Bow
man Wa the prohibition against con-
tracing debts during the year that
can not be paid at the and Of the
year, but he believed conflict with
the prohibition could be avoided BY
Inserting q provision IN the teachers.
contracts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
DESERTER IS
ARRESTED AT MORA

las Vegas, FEB. 25.-Patroniio
Crime. alleaed deseTter from camp
Kearney aaa Diego. Cal. was arrest.
"a BY Andres Gandert oe the mount.
ed pollce AZ Mora. Crime VIII he
lodged IN the county jail ID await
word from army authorities. He IN
listed AZ Il pffvatS III Company r,
f57ih infantry id Holman N NJ. on
September 40, 1917. He desoflea on
june 1. 1915 Mr.. GAndarf today aaso
nindp the afTnst Of Jose MaRdaleno
0rfeec. VITO viii be prosecuted On q
charge Of bifanY. He deserted HIS
Wlfo and iiya children n Mora eoans
ty,St II said. and W4E reuterFied here
about & year ego "a 4 eiri said . te
about "A years q aEa Tbs situation
y complicated ~ the fact that fhe
eini 70 whom be vas married Il this
city a abOnt 20 become b fnnther
0fie1o D. cnafIned 70 he enanfv ISL
% await legal acllon n ne Ease
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
County Agent to
Bring Carload Of Seed
Potatoes from North

Aiamogordo. NJ H., Feb. 25-Conn
|ty Agent Leslie Beatty VIII send on
an order this week for a car load Of
seed potatoes to Minnesota or Wis
consin for the farmers Of the Sacra'
manto mountains.
n II tina opinion Of many Is wei
as d number Of farmers themselves
according 10 thu Alnnaogofdo News
thar there has been 100 little renew
Ing Of their potato seod from year 70
year. Thn consequence has been thai
tho POTATOES have dakafIofnkNd d little
more each yoag. which III evidenced II
small yellow POTATOES prone ID bli8ht
ana 4 large fereeniagg of uuaaleable
potatoes
Experiments 81 the Eaat lno OF
three years IN variety test undar AR
ntafg,B leadnrahlp hnga shown several
varieties that yiod wnll 81 the ns6sn
iains and arr ~ 3 fine Grade o. COM
merciai quffiig. Principal am0as he
yarimtica an TIE Hlins Triumph tfza
cobblor Rnrnf Naw FofaaF ard g
oFal others. TIA oFda4s &c eoed HiA
likely lrclai9 me bfeo 4hosn nAmeA
yalD1laK
~ Btai5 si1 atnd fst 4 saf Isea
TAe coat ~ the farmers uhna the 70
nfoea ARRIVE Wi - + iiltla hish baf
IA thn ee1 ID 81 fA44nht gAef & uaI Be-
Is 4ffy rluf1ANie &alFfffse.
The Fol4lo ef0n o. aia 4lNs
ainAaat 4 eeNfieia tsifaHe 81
snurt * ne Aa&A rat. aH4 A =
Nanffaf a. nfnaf afetaNMs Is AasA
- n1aN M 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

until after the federal government
has issued orders providing horses,
equipment, etc. An appropriation OF
$4,000 was made tor a protection
fund, this money being at the dis
posal Of the governor Ia cases Of
emergencies which, It Is hoped, will
never arise. AS to soldier settlement
Legislation, an appropriation Of $780,.
900 was made. The Law, however, Is
entirely ineffective without federal
cooperation.
A transcript levy Of not to exceed
two mills affecting Hidalgo county
onlys road levtes OF not to exceed
two mills In Grant and Sierra coun.
ties and a road levy Of not to exceed
three mills In SocOrE0 county are pro-
vided for la three bills. These leviea
are not mandatory as to amounts and
county commissioners may act upon
their own discretion as to these
leTies. Similarly the health levy OF
not to exceed one-half mill IL not
mandatory and depends upon the de-
cision Of the ~tax-levying bodies id
counties and incorporated cities,
towns and villages. These leVies are
furthermore subject TO review BY the
state tax commission.
On the whole, the session was not
an expensive one. The Legislature
showed itself responsive to the gem
eral feeling throughout the state that
our tax rates are excessive and even
oppressive. It is possible that this
Indicates a greater degree Of atten-
ton to the business ASPECTS OF gov
eminent on the part Of both taxpay-
ers and legislators.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM At
FL RITO NORMAL School

K1 Rlko. NJ al. rob. 25.The stu
dents of tho Spanish,Aulerican Nor
nal school At ~ alto rendered a pa.
fflotic program before an ~npprcotAt.
I've audience Sunday afternoon. Feb
e. 1920
me f0Iiowlng 10 the program
sQn america school
Nashtnglon's Birthday ....
s..-....t..4 Thomas Rivera ".
6oasCeoFeo Washington7 1865.
Primary Department
skAfn Washington ~. Carl Merchant
Plano Solo Lupifa President Baea
sNhy I AN Lfke Wanhinaon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Pred Jones
Merry Heart Song 9raooi
Cooke Washington Luis Tfaliie
ldi5fs' Chorus uoff 0iea cist
"A Mars d fff Ci6,o he&tpa fifii
Nlss a Daca aHd Aise y. WAliem4n
~ Trsab o. "a lrtpA
s.rffs Aft9fD Graves
Anaal Y6rnna liaf thsE
sa Miss uelna
80
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N44t N HAAH
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
E PASOC COMPANY GETS
HIGHWAY CONTRACT


The following bids we're received
yesterday afternoon by the state high,
way department for the construction
Of road project No. ~ IN Luna county:
Burgess 4 LaRoe. Sa4,927.66, Mishou
Willard. Clark 4 TeysHiars $Se.sl7.02;
Atlas C~ons1rurtion company. sa0,72g.-
81 and Lee Moor Construction com
pany. $50, 7Hz.74 The bid Of Odeii
brothers was not received a. Il was
not Accompanied by tbs necessary cor.
titled check. The contract WAS award
ed to Lee Moor Construction com
pany n iii paa0 the estimated coat
$50. Sp9.1e AZ the limo ne pEDiEct
agreement WIS made. Later investi-
Mfipna Of maEariat supplies. like
gravel. Developed cheaper and more
convenient locations which will DE-.
crease the cost
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
GAM FOTEAT COUNTY
AND STATE ELECTIONS
AS NELL AS NATIONAL
IS BELIEF OF WOMEN
SAYThAT RATIFICATION WILL IN
EFFECT AMEND STATE CON.
EXHIBITIONS THAT BAR
THEM; QUITE EMINENT
LAWYERS

4IL.. .|.|I TIT A
The ratification OF the Susan b. An
thony amendment win enable them u
lyote IN New Mexico. and other states
at county and state elections as well
as Federal, Is the belief OF the leaders
lof the w0nAenss division Df the repub-
lean state committee. They say rati.
fication win. in effect, amend the
clause in the state constitution limit
ing the right to vote to male citizens,
without further ado, and that they
have the opinion Of reputable lawyers
that It win.
The executive committee Of the
women's division today issued a Tor
nal statement, stating their stand as
to the scope of the right given them
by the Susan B. Anthony amendment,
which although It leaves little doubt
as to their right to ballot at local cleo
tions in the state, is silent as to their
ability to hold office. It was said in
formally, however that they didn't
claim the right to hold office, which
also is barred by the state c0nstitn-
tion--in another section, not believed
BY lawyers to be- affected BY the fed
eral suffrage amendment which ape-
officially refers to the fright TO vote
and no more.
The committees statement fullowss
nc is the opinion of the executive
committee Of the women's division of
the republican party that when the
federal amendment Is ratified BY the
REQUISITE number OF states women
will have the right Of suffrage III all
elections We base this opinion uponl
the fact that when support Of the fed-l
eral amendment was first seriously
considered by national suffrage organ.
izations, they were advised BY emiI1.
ent constitutional lawyers that the
guarantee Of the rights Of Individual
citizens by the constitution OF the
States would supersede any
thing to the contrary IL state constitu
tons. AS the nineteenth amendment,
when ratified, viii be just as binding
upon the states as any part OF the
constitution, we fail to see
how any state can refuse its women
citizens their right to ballot any m0fei
han it can refuse them their other
constitutional rights, such as mot toll
)e deprived OF life, liberty or property
Without process OF law (articIe 5 Of
he United States cohsfitntion.9 wei
lIso cite article 10: the powers not
delegated to me United States BY the
constitution, b prohibited BIZ It toll
ne etates. are reserved to the states
espocively, Or to the people,. n
m seems clear TO us that BY theIi
Idcption ana ratification Of the nine
eenth amendment the United States =
eill have prohibited TO the states the (
to deny suffrage on account Of :
ex. (
ADELdNA o-TEROsWARREN, 4
Chairman Women's Division Repub. I
iican State Committee. e
MRS. RUPERT T. AgpLUND.
Vice Chairman Women's Division I
Republican state Committee !
A|
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
New Mexico Taxpayers' AS.

ikbUaelln New Me4lcu IaApayeEs As
soelation.1
The special session Of the legislar
tqre covered Just six days and cost
the state S6S46.g2 The items in this
total are as follows; Salaries OF
members, $219Qi travelling expenses
OF members $S45920; printing bills.
etc. SS77.72; translatng laws $780,
publishing laws, $450f
ny adopting the governors sug
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
Governor AMMONS TO
START LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN THE STATE

Tho Warmers Lifo Insurance com
nany 81 Colorado. headed b. former
Goyernor Ammons. A. president viii
enter New AfBieo
81. AnsAonls accompanied ~ Com.
missioner of fnsuraffa Fnlrdhild. e
Denver. came here &biaf % look over
ne f15d ara. amer rislflnF the super
ihfcndent u insarauer8 olIce 1nd
the state corporation cotmaaaion
annonnotd thar he company rCaM
make apflirefitu FOR iioonee - %
business II ~ ateie
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

STATES OF VOW MnNlc0
County 81 Santa re-
In thS Natter Of thH estate 81 jose
N. Gonzales. Deceased.
Notlee o. Appointment Or AdminlD
sTo Any Ana An pernoha Whomso-
Ngeg:
Notice IA hereby given that tho un.
.deraiRned. Mannala Ortiz dc Gonzales
'of GAlliAteo and Santa Ee. Now MAX,
aq hns been duly appointed admin.
rfIatffx q fae 9atAte fk JoHo NJ
Gonzales, deceased, iato e. the coun.
~ ~ santa 70
AnF and ~ nnrEoHa having legal
eIaialt aEaifNt the said fetcndaufa
estate afe hereby uetifltd 10 prs1oat
heir o'al4s d duly verified form. az
ana within No nnt prescribed ~
Mu. end ~ rolacat lrovfnF HEN
selves . ~ indasfed h eaia estate
eFa requested % mata payfnfnt 20
a. nadkfttKue1 admmltnafFik
eAt thls iH day q pecemhtf.
1915
aANsE1A Ortiz uE GONZALES
AtmfaiFuRfFkN 81 m Ml1ft " 1eSa
ag HNteA
IL N4e AksorNsY Al tssw HNne
- Est A fuM NareA 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

VALUABLE ORE SHIPPED FROM
MESlLLh PARK TO EASTERN
MARKETS; MINERAL TAKEN
FROM ToRTU1As PEAK

Las Cruces N. M, Feb. 25.-Tenl
tons Of calcium fluorite are being
mined every day from an exposed
vein III Toftugas mountain. The ore
is being shipped from MesiIla Park
to eastern markets.
The mime lis owned BY Mr.. Haynef
of Ias Cruces. but Is leased by Afford
Roos. II is not definitely Known now.
extensive the deposits are. ret b
vein 1900 feet long is exposed, and
varying from two to ten feet I'd
width.
Low grade fluosspar Is used ID con.
nection with steel manufacturing Ia.
dustries II II replacing manganese
for cleaning purposes. The medium
grades are employed in the manu-
fracture Of enamelware. Glass max
ters recognize the value Of high grade
calcium fluofite for the p~roducti0n Of
lenses. IsometFic crystals OF the
mineral are used In the manufacture
these fine optical specimens havel
been found IN the vein on T~oftugaal
mountain. They : quoted on the
market at SIS an ounce. The aver
age price for the ore delivered on
the cars at railroad win vary from
$1b to $50 q ton. The assay analysis
for the ore being mined Is:
Calcium fluorite, 96 per cent.
Silica oxide, 2 per cent.
Calcium carbonate, 4 per cent
(lime stone).
Oxide Of aIurnnia and magneaia, s
per cent (.
Traces Of iron ana organic matter.
! per cent,
Burro pack teams are used to carry
he 0~re4doNn the mountain The vein
extends north and south along the
nountainj $50 feet above the sur
ounding plain. An serial tramway
viii be Installed later to replace the
teams. :
iToftngas mountain, located IN the
enter of q broad structural valley G
attending from the Organ mountains t
eastward beyond the Rio Grande, has
a interesting origin, according to the 1
as Cruces Citizen. II was caused b
y q deep su~bterTanean disturbances p
Thich fractured and upiifted the nat 4
ring limestone structure, most OLA
'hich is covered by talus averaging 4
% TO 1000 feet in thickness. Al Z
losigh the strata are well broken on 81
le east side Of the mountain, the $
Of the uplfft Was not suffi- (
emit To elevate the whole limestone
The disturbance had . north y
adj south axis as shown By the north y
i'd south fracture zones and planes b
weakness which allowed f1uorine 81
sses and hydr0finoric acid u ar b.
md from unknown depths and con- n
srt the limestone along the cpurse
egresg or the acid and gases to 81
licium fluofide ana f~fuorspar. The III
,lift which ii manifest by the noun u
III was not a single movement but Al
series Of osclllhting movements as cr
made evident BY the fracture zones
which the present mineral deposits ft
. found, 50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26


called upon to confirm his nomina-
ton
When Mr.. Colby was nominated in
1917 for membership on the shipping
board, his confirmation was accom-
plished only after a prolonged fight.
The commerce committee voted By
o majority OF one to report the nom
nation ~faYorably, 1t being understood
that Senator Reed. democrat, Mis-
souri, voted in tho negative and that
Senator johnson, republican, Cali
fOrnia, broke the tie.
When the nomination came TO the
senate 4lo0r. Senators Wadsworth ami
Calder, Of New York, the nominees
honae state, were understood TO have
OPPOSED confirmation and to HAYS
been supported ON The roll call by
most Of the republicans.
Again ais III the committee, the pro-
ereastye element was said to haYo
turned The tide, however Senators
johnson Kenyon, republicans, Iowa,
and Others, Joining with the demo-
Possibilities that the peace treaty
might have a bearing on the
confirmation developed from the fact
hat Nh. Colby. In recent speeches
or the league Of nations has been
suoted as sharply criticising some Of
he senator's. particularly those ir-
ec0neilably opposing ratification.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
DYED HER BLOUSE,
SKIRT AND A COAT
apIAMoNp DYEse TURNED FADED,
SHABBY. OLD APPAREL
INTO NEW.

Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes guaranteed to
give a & rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whether II be wool. silk, linen,
cotton Or mixed Boods-dresses,
bl0uses, stockings, skirts, chfIdren'a
coats, feathers, draperles, coverings,
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells 10 plainly how 10 diamond
dye over any color that you can not
make q mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show yos1 Diamond Dye Color
Card.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

The state h,abwas aepaEta,tnf hst
received notice thar tie
poaais a black p8Ndsf feosalif ~
iotfeA haa hfeH ahlnraa and 4
d arrive AZ ne hiahuaF su9sazs Diant
~ ~ knnaa tigfe lens.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

Golden Medlcal
Discovery gave me.
1 was sick with
OublesOfstomac
liver, etc., and La
Grippe with al it's
attending ailments.
When all else failed
DR. Pierce 3
Golden M edical
e0yery did the
work. I also
DR. Pierce's
pIeaaant p6II6tn Car
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

We discern that among democrats
generally there is a disposition to
give Bryan and Wilson room to fight
Il out, While some one else runs FOR
president
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

biIloueness with grand success. write
with gratitude 10 ten Others Of the relief
that u IN store for them. DO not delay
but hasten TO get The above remedies Il
suffering from any indispoeiti0n.
SAMUEL KAIdsKY, D7s Euclid Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23

Nearly 10000 patents have been
granted in the United States for car
riages and wagons.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23

REACHING $4,000 feet.
RIGHT UP into the air.
OR SOMETHING like that.
AND I'VE seen Blinkety Bunk.
BEND OVER.
TO PICK up dime.
ON THE sidewalk.
AND FIND out.
THAT SOMEBODY had spit there.
A FEW minutes before.
AND HE'S nearsighted, you know.
AND 1T gets him.
INTO A lot of trouble.
INTO A lot of trouble.
AT DIFFERENT TINES.
AND I'VE seen.
THE STOCK yards.
IN CHICAGO.
AND SMELLED them, too.
AND LOTS of other things.
TOO NUMEROUS TO mention.
AND IT'S all been.
VERY INTERESTING
BUT JUST the same.
| DON'T feel.
THAT I'VE seen enough.
AND DR.. LOVE.
TOLD ME- this morning.
THAT SOME time ago. |
HE WENT to Jacksonville.
ON THE same train.
WITH BABY" Child.
AND "BABY" had to take.
AN UPPER berth.
AND THE doctor says.
THAT THE sight.
OF BABY" climbing.
INTO THAT berth.
WAS A sight worth seeing.
AND THAT never in his life.
HAD HE seen anything like it.
AND want to see it too.
AND IF Baby" will tell me.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11

Stock Market Irregular
;lnd Heavy Once More.

, NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock
market was feverishly irregular and
heavy again Friday. prices Of many
! prominent shares recording new low
levels for the year, though showing
surprising rallyng power in the later
dealings.
shorts We're extremely aggressive,
extending their operations 10 the more
representative issues in the railroad
division where gross declines OF one
to almost five points accelerated the
renewed depression in mdustrials and
specialties.
Further light was thrown on the
backward conditions in the steel In
dustry by the November statement of
the U S. Steel Corporation. which dis
closed a decrease in untitled orders
of Sl5,0 tons, far exceeding all fore
casts,
This draws the bookings of the steel
corporation down to the lowest aggre-
gate of the year, but leaves the total
at slightly over 5000 GOO tons, as
against little more than 100000 tons
in the same period last year.
U. S. Steel was the most active fea-
ture fluctuating within a range of I
point and gaining a fraction at the
ends Sales l,150:e00 shares.
The money market retained all its
recent firmness, but. foreign exchange
was variable, rates to eastern Europe,
notably Greece and also to China again
breaking sharply, the oriental rate re-
spending to another new low record
f3r silver in London.
Convertible issues were the weakest
features of the bond market. especial
~ Southern Pacific IS. which sold un-
der par. other issues domestic and
foreign, we're irregular. Total sales,
par value, $lS750,000. Old U. S,
bonds unchanged on call.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11

With only a | Andful cf stuff report
"a IN for FRIDAY, the mutton and lamb
market at North Portland was consid-
cred slow but fairly steady at the re-
dueed prices made the previous day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
Bearish Developments in
Finance Set Wheat Back.

CHICAGO. Dec. 11.-Bearish eco
nomic and financial developments had
a good deal to do Friday with a sharp
setback which took place in the price
of wheat. The market closed heavy,
8 II TO 6 Sac net lower, with De-
cember 1.6O S4 to 1.61 and March
ISL "a to 15S. Corn lost g "a to 4
l-2c, oats to 1-4g2 5-S and pro-
visions % to 72c.
Breaks in the value of stocks, cot
ton. silver and sugar put bulls at a
disadvantage from the outset in the
wheat market
Much attention was also given to q
statement from the federal reserve
bank of Chicago pointing to impera-
tive need of liquidation of loans BY
country banks. Besides predictions
were current there would be a so per
cent increase of wheat receipts in KAN
sas within fortnight. Authoritative
denials that any such increases was
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
Big Wholesale Trac
Qtdeter, Says BradStrects.


NEW YORK. Dec. -Bradstreet's $
today says:
Aside from slightly larger volume
of trade 1aring the week at retail re :
Elected In some reordering from job
bers to fir depleted stocks, the gener-
al distributive trade situation is not
materially different from a week ago.
Indeed, big. wholesale trade is shade
quteter and industry has slackcned
with unemployment increase and more
wage reductions announced. In
wholesale lines the general disposition,
aside from the natural desire to clean
up surplus stocks. is to await the turn
Of the year. Retail trade is reported
good at only two out of 40 markets,
and fair at a majority OF the others
From quite few markets comes the
intimation that retailers are awaiting
the holiday trade. while consumers are
waiting for after the holidays. Week.
Is bank cleariags G.eS4. 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11

probable did not reach Chicago until
after the market closed. Meanwhile,
the market continued to weaken. al
though on the decline there was free
buying TO remove hedges on Canadian
wheat that presumably would be ship
ped to Europe. Signs OF domestic mill
ing demand were likewise noted
Corn and oats showed independ-
ent weakness
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
Eggs and Butter Sell
At Unchanged Eigures

SEATTLE. Dec. 1I.--Eggs Select
local ranch. white shells 65; pullets
10: storage 3d.
Butter-Clty Creamery in cubes 81;
tricks or prints IS; seconds In cubes,
IS; bricks 10; country creamery .ex-
tras. cost to jobbers in cubes so;
storage As.