Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

1 i cf Cress" CLEVERNESS RUNS RIOT ON WEEK'S BILL AT THE BELL afiV OVJL DRUG CO. CELEBRATES vjjtd mm mnvERSMY InterestingtiislotyonhisRcrnsrkableFirtn Prepated iot Ttibune Readers 1 iii t. "7 to vou capped. This be conclusis OF- Sit SALE we're" Favor LRu Put's, Coronet E-a cs Go nj O.T Tve rrnt of vsirg the hair it. out natira.iy fne rrai of hair tnifti with fici air art at wits' enl to know how to irk It Jooit well.

The first step to- aril end is to K-'r'p hair and soa'p in a healthy condition by the sys-trrtie use of gtjiv a'p foriic. HAY'S ft A I HEALTH contain ingredients reeded to deti-oy dandruff g-rms and mrul growth of strong, ne hair. Those horelessly dry, faded looking locks grow soft, and youthful and the whole appearance la Improved. Yu can gt it at The Owl Drug Co. for tz or II per bottle, or from tha Fhllo Uay Spec.

Co. Newark, N. J. rIORGAN PAYS $10,000 FOR SINGLE VOLUME LONDON, June IS. J.

Flerpont Morgan has bought Bunyon'a copy of "Vox' Book of Martyrs" from Bid-ford library for 110,000. Morgan will sail for the United State this week and will (ake the book with him. This ta the book which, ith the was Bunyon's chief comfort during "his confinement In prison, and on It now may be seen half-legible scraps of doggerel. In which hfi ex presses sorrow for brave sufferers. Try Skin Absorption Instead of Cosmetics (From the Woman Militant.) We have just been successful in purchai'ng a manufacturer's overstock of a new tine of SILK PRESSES, which, owing to the advanced season, we are able to offer at the remarkably low price of There'are 200 of the.se Dresses from which to choose.

There are twenty different stjksome of 8ix or more of a style others, are only one or two of a kind. These Dresses are suitable. for afternoon or street wear and of exceptional value. Our patrons know that when Taft Pennoyer Company make such a statement there is no doubt of the truth of it. We feel that we can speak strongly of the quality, make and style of these Dresses.

They come in plain and changeable taffetas, foulards and pongees in all colors and black. Some are. trimmed. with lace Irish Macrame and shadow lace collars and cuffs. Some have embroidered -collars and cuffs and others are trimmed with braid.

Girdle, peplum and coat effects. These SILK DRESSES are so pretty and in such good taste they are so light and cool that you will find them just the thing to tuck away in your suit case to use while you are away this summer, $25.00 Silk Dresses, Friday, $7,95 1 The constant use of rouge and powder Invites a coarsened, roughened condition Tct tha akin, eruptions, enlarged pores and wrinkles. If you've learned this from experience, suppose you quit cosmetics and try what I recommend. Ask your druggist for an of ordinary mercollzed wax. and begin using thrs tonight.

As-ply like cold cream, washing it eft In the morning. Keep this up for a week or two. The wax will literally absorb the coarse, colorless or 3 blemished top Skin, but so gradually not to discommode you at all. Just as i gradually the clear, velvety, naturally- 525.00 Values for $7.95 Or .5 Splendid -Structure' Is Thrown Open to Guests for A Inspection. SA5J FrtANCISCO, June IS.

President William F. Humphrey opened the doors of the new 1435.000 Oylmplc Club building on Post street near Mason, yesterday, with the announcement to the hundreds present that the building was "hereby dedicated to fair play and the brotherhood of man." The dedicatory were simple. While th orchestra played "The Star-Spangled Banner," Dr. T. i B.

W. Leland of the California Naval Koserves, who was accompanied by a squad of Naval Reserve men, raised an American flag on the pole that crowns the big building. After the flag raising President Humphrey threw the doors open and the afternoon and evening were devoted to an Informal reception to the Invited guests, who were escorted through every room In the structure. Judge Thomas F. Graham, Judge E.

f. Morgan, Charles de Young, John A. Hammersmith, Roy Ryone, Orrln Wilson, L. J. McMahon, J.

McElroy, D. McCann, Frank Maroney, James Woods, Stanley J. Fay and M. A. Harris, were on the reception committee.

The building, the corner stone of which was laid May 6, 191., Is richly furnished and complete in every detail as an athletic club building. On the roof are an open-air tennis court and two handball courts, A so larium will later be built. The fir? second and third floors below the ro are utilized for bedrooms. The gym naslum Is on tho main floor. One of the finest swimming tanks west of Chicago, overlooked by a gallery, Is located In the building.

The pool, lighted from the bottom with electricity, is 100 feet long. 35 feet wide and lined with white glazed brick. NEWSPAPER TO COMPETE WITH STOCK EXCHANGE LONDON, June II. The Dally Mall announces a scheme by which It will partially put Itself In competition with the Stock Exchange In buying and selling stocks. There have been many protests against tho new stock-broking commission schedule which, goes Into operation on July 1, and which will considerably Increase the cost of buying and selling stocks.

The Dally Mall as an experiment has arranged for bringing buyers and sellers Into direct communication by correspondence, enabling them to 'deal without waiting for the fortnightly Stock Exchunge settlements, and also to avoid brokers and Jobbers' commissions. It will publish gratuitously In Its OLYMPIC CLUB BUILDING OPENED -y, iUS WELHEDL I "the long and- short It," called perhaps because some one has remarked that the charming Jiyiesotrorette, Miss Welhclm; of the duel Is long on cleverness and short on future. the one best bet at the Bell ilieatefiihls week. Berry wields the baton from the orchestra pit, while his diminutive partner more than make I good beyond the lights. Imitations, cleverly conceived, and songs wtth-girigertn copious quantities, produce better than average results, so that this couple'shlne out In particularly bright style in the week's show.

Marguerite Favars bathing girls are held over another week at tjie Bey theater and appear In an entirely new repertoire of songs and dances. One of the big hits of new show is Jeanne Fletcher, the charming songstress, In musical numbers that give her a high standing with her auditors. The borf-nie Scotch lassie Is one of the most appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed artists that ever visited this house. There Is to be plenty of fun sprinkled through the' act of Remark and Reilly In a travesty, so tp speak, on black art There Is a "laughing black" and a "laughing white" In this term and the combination proved y-reslstible to the big Sunday crowds. The Showmars, a pair of tiem, add grace and charm to the bill in an artistic eouillbristle act not, however, devoid of comedy, for all the way through their contribution they win applause on their good, clean comlo lines.

M'KEE RANKIN StORES i IN 'ABOVE THE MAW The success obtained by Margaret Drew as Mabel Kane and McKee Rankin as the Judge in the pulsing, gripping one-act tabloid, "Above the Law," which opened today for four days at the Broadway Theater, stamps It as one of the real hits of Rankin's engagement. The admirable quality of Miss Drew's impersonation of Mabel Kane, by far the most- vita! and most Interesting she has contributed during a long and honored career, serves in emphasizing her high position ajid connection with the American stage. The new comers on the bill are Harrv Le Ray. a clever character change comedian: Winchester and Wensley, who have a talking, patter and goed'slnglng numbers that pleased every one; Dalpho, who never seems to fail to please his audience with his selections from ragtime to opera on the accordion; Jones, Grant and De Herd. two colored twome" on gentleman, n.v delivering songs OilU viaiivva viihi a pleasing.

I By Thomas AXD ALL Till; SEW BOOKS tu HORARY 480 13th St.KXs,lTro, Phone Oakland 3793, Largest Photo Theater in America 12 to tinted underskln comes to the susfaca. And mercoltied wax becomes your ever lasting mend. For those wrinkles and large cores. make a face bath by dissolving an ounce of powdered saxoilte In a half-pint witch hasel. This has remarkable astringent a-t smlc properties, and beneficial re suits corns quickly.

(lore's a Nice Of Fine Fresh Fish, but you will al ways be able to catch the same qua! Ity of Fish In our store. It Is rushed from the water straight to us to pre guarantee the freshness and' sweet-1 of every pound of Fish leaving i ur store. We have all kinds of Fish In season, Including Oysters, Clams, Catch A Faetiic coast concern, owned and ijoarroUed ty Pacific coast people. BstablUhed 15J2. June lth this year twenty years old.

First store San Francisco today eighteen stores Spokane, Seattle, Portland. Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland. Los Angeles San tiego soon. Ordinal Store at HIS Market street, San Fjsncisco, eight employees today 7I eiiTkiyeee. Today a large, central manufacturing point occupying seven stories.

The "Owl" operated the first eut-rate drug store, was the first drug store to do business on a strict'y cash basis. Was the first drug store to hare a one-price system. Was the first drug store to fill prescriptions In plain sight of Hs patrons. Was the first drug store to remove the "hocus-pocus" and mysterious Latin terms from many Items soldV' Waa the first drug store to provide waiting room and conveniences for woman patrons. Wss the first drug store to employ woman clerks and nurses lor selling those.

Items to women patrons which for merly they had a hesitancy about ask ing of a man clerk. Though the Ban Francisco fire In U0 destroyed their five stores (all they had In Ban Francisco) and their laboratory and distributing point, they had a drug" store open in seventy-two hours after the fire was out. They sold pills while the bricks were still hot and when not a soul slept within two mls of their store. Mr. R.

E. MlUer, the manager and main executive and principal owner, was the originator and still gives 14 undivided attention to the affairs of the company. Most of the managing force has grown ud with the business. II The Owl is looking for a new manager. It looks behind Ms counters.

Previous to their advent Into the bus iness no attempt had ever been made by any one In the United States to bom bine the manufacturing and wholesale end of the business with the retail sale and distribution of Its various commodi ties. The original plan of The Owl Drug Compsny was to do a drug business On a business basis The Owl Drug Company commenced lth a definite policy to revolutionise the methods formerly adopted by the drug business, and with a determination of conducting a drug "business on sjmllar methods and on the same scale tnat other business enterprises were con ducted. The symbolic Owl and Orange color nalnt. so characteristic of their stores. have been cooled in every city In tne United States and even abroad.

But orange color paint does not make an Owl Drug Store any more than does, white Dalnt make an Easter lily. The Owl Drug Stores are now waiting on over 400.000 customers each month The Owl Drug Stores more sales slips than any concern west of Chicago. The analytical and manufacturing ia- duties of The Owl are not equaiea oy nv other retail drug "concern In the United 8tates. Thev have macmnes tor ccuramr, scientifically and economically turning nut those nroducts which they make. Dosens of Items which can be bougnt ax less price they manufacture ror tne simple satisfaction or Knowing hum RlfiHT They have mschlnes for counting pills.

They have machines for punohlng tab let Th.v havo machines ror measures 1illlt nnwders. They have machines lor accurioij urAlcrhlnflr drilffS. Thv huve maeh nes tor so aeiui.Bij beating Cod Liver Oil into an Emulsion that It tastes like whipped cream. They have machines for making Tooth Paste, and from the crude product to the finished article In the tube It does not come Into contact with human hands They have machines for harmoniously blending the rare Otto of Rose with the finest Talcum for your ladles bThey have machines for grinding roots and herbs into Impalpable powders. Market reports show that ground and powdered drugs cost less than whole drugs wh This Is the reason: Millers can use all kinds of scrap for making and rround drugs, oui health Is at stake The Owl considers that ho ton cautious sdoui s' into its preparation, and, therefore, though it can buy powdered and ground drugs for less, it prefers to grind the nMi.

matnrlal. moi-hlne for sifting and disintegrating various materials that en- into tooth nowder. The Owl stands for quality only; though the management were otherwise inclined they realize that honesty is the best policeman. Though they have hundreds of employes and retain most of them, with an organlztlon as large an theirs, they could not afWoXiava any hinr hut aood said about' Th Owl. They have machines for filtering and bottling such Items as witch hel, and Owl Witch Hazel Is kept so lntatfrom time It leaves the still wher-the bruBh Is gathered to the time that reaches the customer that It gives Owl Witch Hazel an arama and a fragrance 4-not-ebta4flbleny-otherway Owl drugs are put up In sanitary con tainers.

Owl drug packages and bottles are labeled, giving the exact capacity no false bottom or indented side bottles. At the Owl Drug Stores everything is full measure snd full we.ght. Owl drug labels bear the price. When you buy a package of Epsom Salts at an Owl Drug Store you will find the Salts clear while crystals. It comes to you in sanitary packages.

The package is marked -with the retail price and label containing the directions. The Package Is also marked as to Its exact weight a pound's a pound, a quart's a quart at an Owl store. Poisons: Theseare sold In distinct poison bottles, and though the Owl went to an expense of thousands of dollars lu adopting this package, it undoubtedly has saved many an error, for the three-cornered bottle instinctively calls your atn-tlon to the unusual shape, thereby avoiding an error In taking medicine from the wrpng bottle. Prescriptions; Prescriptions at The Owl are filled exactly as ttie doctor orderb, and In no case has The Owl ever substituted or guessed khat the prescription calls for. In every Owl prescription room Is a framed slgi which reads as follows: "Immedlsts dismissal Is the penalty for Substitution." No bottle or box Is ever ircied twice in an Owl prescription room.

If you take bottle to any Owl store to be refilled, the bottle is Immediately cast aside and a new one used. Those medicines In pill and powder form are sent out In hinged cover boxes, avoiding the possibility of the covers being Inter-cltangtdw A bottle of liquid from The Owl Drug Prescription Dcpvtmen slioulU come evidence that the contents have net b-tvj tampered with. 7 i Whenever possible prescription 'labels are tjpewritteru and each Ow I preser fj- tion room Is furnished with a typewriter for this purpoee. No man ever fills a prescription In sn Oml Store unlets he is a duly Licensed Pharmacist. AU prescriptions flKed at The Owl Stores are marked with the coet, for The Owl Is not jashamed of the price It charges.

The Owl filled more than a million and three-quarter prescriptions. Every pr caution against error is made In an Owl prescription room. Poisons are not only kept separate, but the stock containing same axe painted black as a distinguishing feature. All Owl Stores fill prescriptions free for the -worthy poor-Any needy soul can have a prescription filled free, na matter what, the cost, at the Owl Store by the simple O. K.

of a doctor. The Owl discourages the use and sale of habit-forming drugs, and no Owl employe but what Is Instructed to call the management's attention to any extravagant use of habit-forming drugs. The Owl has a system of- recording sales, and an' Item sold In New York can usually be obtained in Owl Store on the Paetflp Coast. The jOwtt'onducts a New York' office, and for no other purpose than to keep in touch with the Eastern market. Novelties in side lines, are one of the features of an Owl Store, and a trip through one of the larger Owl Stores Is as Interesting gg.

through an art gallery. The Owl stands behind preparations of Its own make, as well as those advertised over its name. Owl advertising' Is real advertising-Be) Hem Is ever advertised "Special" tliat la not a special, and an Owl special sale la immediately acted upon by all newspaper reading- patrons. Owl employes, though they always Ifke to sell Owl prescriptions eur employes know that goods of our own manufacture are good), are cautioned never to misrepresent or belittle other brands than their own. Owl salespeople are suggestive salespeople.

Though they are Instructed to call your atteeitlon when you are buying a toothbrush to a tube of tooth paste, or when you purchase a comb to a hair brush, or a soap box when you purcha tL a cake of soap they usually do It lit such a nice way that you are glad to Every Owl ei'oploye earning $50 a month or ever is qhliged each month to give In excha.hge.jfq. his salary check art' envelope which ObfiUUps a suggestion or criticism relative eur business. Special stationery Is provided for this purpose. These suggestions go direct to the management and are considered confidential, and valuable suggestions and criticisms ara paid forv Owl salespeople havs i'thelr own called. The Todco Club (the'wbrd "Tbd-oo" being a coined word from the first letters of the words "The Owl Drug In the larger cities the employes have their own clubroom.

moving pictures and Stereoptlcon machine and pianola. Examinations ror prizes are held between the different employes, and rivalry Is always keen. Stereoptlcon views are given the employes and various views of the different stores are portrayed, all for the betterment of the service. "UneaBy rests the face that wears a frown" stolen from Fra Albertus was recently graphically shown to all employes. The errand boys bave club of their own.

Examinations In regard to the company's Bjstem and simple questions In pharmacy are given, as well as tugs of war and ple-eatlng contests ars parts of tha boys' The Owl. publishes a house organ called "Owl Hoots" for the benefit of Its employes, and most of. the contributions are from Its employer. The Owl believes In short working days and In vacations the older the employe the longer the vacation. The Owl believes In retain ing Its employes and has a bonus plan, as per exhibit No.

8. Owl employes have a savings department of. their own and can leave their money on deposit and draw good Interest. Mall order business; A mall order department Is conducted In each city, and out-of-town folks can trader at Owl Stores a la Uncle Sam. Otrce an Owl customer, always an Owl customer.

No matter you go, youcan order from an Owl Store from any part of the country. No tiew feature or plan Is ever Put in effect without first giving the depart ment and store managers a chance to discuss it, and these people really nan-die and manage the company. Advt. PARDONED BY PRESIDENT; SUED BY GOVERNMENT PORTLAND, June 13. A civil complaint' was filed tha United States District Court yesterday by United Rates Attorney McCourt against Wlllard N.

Jones, recently pardoned by President Taft from serv ing four months in jail on conviction of land frauds. The suit la for the recovery of 133,000, which the gov ernment claims Is the present value of the nine entries which Jones secured by fraud. The entries totaled 1440 acres and were located In Coos county. At the time the entries were made In 1902 and 1903 the land was valued at $31,400. In his report at the time the pardon of Jones being considered.

Attorney McCourt suggested that It would serve the end of Justice were the prison sentence commuted and Jones compelled to pay his fine of $12,060 and $15,000 for the land of 1. 1 A Jn IU. VYIUUIl 1C HUM Ul'tlttUUfU UIB gVfl ment. As the pardon did not covin the repayment to the government McCourt decided to Hue Jones. "LIKE A PRUNKEN MAN" Ben.

ZatiRg of Hot writes: 1 bate bren strk for nearly two years, tnd bars been Doctoring with some of tha most expert dwtor cf the United States, but it sfemeO etet-jthlm fsiled. to do good. After I inw. your svertlsemeot 1, tboiiglit I would try ItaiJ-wsy's pills; liave been taking two at bed time and one after breukfast, and they have done me more gowl tlian anything else I bave erer used. My trouble has been u-ltu the liver.

My fain and eyes were all yellowj I bad sleepy, drowsy feelings; felt like a drunken man; pain right above the navel, like as If It were bile on top of the stnmaeh. My bowels were costlva. My mouth and tongue sore of the time. Appetite sir, but food would not digest, hut settle hesvy on my stomacn, and sAme tew monthfnls of food came up again. Please seud "Book ot Advice." ma in -Pills Pile 25c box.

At Druggist or seat by Jlall BAMVAY 4 CO. i 55 Elm New Xiik. i Scallops, Crabs, soft and hard-shell Leaving Valuables In the House Are you planning for your vacation without first arranging for, the safety, of "your valuable papers and so forth? Our Safe Deposit Vaults areeady foryouV Come and choose an individual box at once, The cost Is negligible, considering the insurance guaranteed you against fire, earthquake, moid and robbers. ry SecurityBank and Trust Co. E.

Corner Eleventh and Broadway lATFIELDM'GOY One-Time, Enemies Working Together to Secure Political Office. Junlt.ii-one of the ThellatfUeld-McCoy feud, Lobsters, Mussels, etc. Prices always fair. Louis Lagoria Go. successors CAMILLOXI A LAGORIA.

Oakland Market J2th Bet. Broadway and Franklin Phones fkland 248 Home A-8248 Former Oakland Society Girl, In Complaint, Alleges Desertion. BAN FRAN'CISCO, June a divorce suit filed secretly here this morning Mrs. Lena Louise Newell, formerly prominent in, society In Oak-land, asks for a separation from Daniel Edwin Newell manager of the 8. Gump Company of this city.

It was after twelve years of married Ufa that the clouds first began to dawn on the horlson of happiness In the Newell household across the bay and the couple This was over a year ago on June 1911, and this is the date on which, the wife charges, her spouse deserted her. Fol lowing the separation the family home was broken up and now Newell la liv ing at the York Hotel, while the wife has taken up her residence at 26 Commonwealth avenue In the exclusive Jordan tract The Newel Is have one son, Dedrtc, who la 11 years old, and in her complaint the wife asks for his custody and for 1100 a month alimony. She asserts that her spouse Is in 'receipt of more than 1200 a month salary. Mrs. Newell has retained Attorney George K.

Ford to represent her. The only allegation contained in the papers is that of desertion. Incompatibility of temper, It is hinted, Is at the bottom of the action. One Contractor Fails to Sign His Proffer to Do School Work. At a special committee meeting of tha hoard of education last evening, bids were opened for the excavation on the John C.

Fremont High School grounds In Melrose. Upon recommendation of ft; Bronner, chair-ma'n of the finance commlteto of the board, the bids were referred to the district attorney for an opinion regarding the legality of. the Instruments.1 H. C. Miller wm the lowest bidder, agreeing to do the work for Wettnore Olllardin, 12085.

A. H. Kopperud, a general contractor of this city, submitted a bid but neg lected to sign it and as the result the hoard could not consider it. Atlanta Youth Dies as Result of Gunshot Wounds at Stockton. STOCKTON, June 13.

Otto Mullcr, a younff Atlanta farmer who was shot Sunday afternoon by Frank Thomas, during drunken quarrel, died this morning at a local hospital. Thomas, who hus been Jail since the shooting, will 'now bo rhargod with murder. Thomas declares that he hua no recollection of shooting Muller. The two quarreled farm house and after the' exchrfSTe Of engry words, the former nrfrlnto the house and secured a shotgun which he used with deadly effect, on his antagonist. NEWELL KS DI1K BIDS RECEIVED EXCAVATION nmnnr nr mimnrn WWW VI III- uimnuL ui muiiuLii FOLLOWS SHOOTING thfi USEMEN MOTION PICTURE THEATERS ACiL OPEN AT BROADWAY AT FIFTEENTH STREET.

THIS THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY oldest and bloodiest In the history of the West Virginia-Kentucky border, has ended. This was indicated today when Dr. H. J. Hatfield, cousin of "Devil" Anse Hatfield, leader of the Hatfield clan, received a telegrsnx from A.

J. McCoy, leader of the MiS Uoy faction, endorsing his candlilacyl for Governor of Went Virginia. Th telegram was dated at Princeton, ya. and "Greeting to Dr. Hatfield from a McCoy.

Congratulations. That you may win in November Is my desire." Dr. Hatfield was nominated for governor at the Hepublliajn primaries last Week. Shriners, Pilgrimage k'olumns proposals to buy and sell rT55Jk)cka without disclosing Los Angeles per probably foresees trouble, as It nits the plan for th present to two three aays order 10 snnw nether or not the dissatisfaction over the methods of the StoCR Kxchnnge Is 10 Days with a Fleet of U. S.

Battleships AXD FOUR OTHER FIRST RUN PHOTO PLAYS, F.10RE V0L1EN TI1AFJ AUTHORITY sssssassais mm i as a ROADWAY 1 The Theater That Slakes a Dlmo Look Like a Dollar. TODAY McKee Rankin and Co. IN-ABOVE THE LAW A Sensational Police Story And Four Other New Vaudeville Acts Exclusive Pictures. i ir(runun camera vmm 5c TODAY 5c PRINCESS LORRAINE H000-FOOT FEATURE A GORGEOUS, GUTTERING, MASTERFUL, MASTERPIECE AND FOUR OTHERS TOMORROW, GREATEST OF ALL WESTERN BISON 101 FEATURES THE OUTCAST. 2 EEEXS 2009 FEEt MEN, SAYS That's Why Women Should Abolish Dandruff and EntH Scalp Itch.

One noted authority says that there are five ball headed women to every four Imldheail'-d men. and li'fs of hair aiming women Is rapidly Increasing. Tills Is the startling statement published In one of the standard' inngnslnes. This would Indeed be 'distressing news fur women it nut for the fact that PARISIAN SAOIS will surely prevent lo.s of hair. nun either nin ur women.

Ladles, don't worry; this great authority way be right aud way be wrong. Just put your faith In PARISIAN 8AOF; it will keep for you all the hair you bave now and grow for you an aoundance of new hlr. PARISIAN SAOB is the most delightful- and Invigorating hair dressing In the world; If you do not ue It dally you are rnllng a glorious treat. It Is not a dye snd does not contttln a particle of riungerous sugar of lead or sulphur. It will banish dandruff, kill the dandruff giins (i-aufe of baldness), stop felling l.iilr and s.alp Itch In two weeks.

PARISIAN SAGK also puts lustre and radiance'1 Into dull, faded hair. Large hottle 60 cents at ell' drug and depart- -ment stores and counters where toilet guods are sold. K-'fuse Ask tor PARISIAN SAliK the girl with the Auburn lialr on every carton and bottle. Osgood 13ros. guarantee it..