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for me, I know that it is the least I can do to obey you.

I have decided not to go to the Game at all!

However so that my Thanksgiving may not prove too monotonous I have decided to take in the Chutes with Miss Hay. Thus I will have just as enjoyable time and not spend nearly as much money as it would cost to pay my own admission to the Foot-Ball Game.

By staying away from the Game I will have pleased you and also have saved considerable.

By the way I shall be down Friday evening to take the hat-rooms. Tell Claude to look around for somebody

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to assist me. Get, if possible, the boy whose mother owns the lodging house on Market St. His name is George. Claude will know whom I refer to.

I suppose you are all pleased with the election, I am. I'm rather sorry that the "Why am I" mayor was elected, yet if he acts no worse than the A.P.A mayor of the last two years (Sutro), we will have no cause for lamentation.

I presume that all the micks in town are besieging the Phelan Building endeavouring to obtain prospective "jobs" in the City Hall. Doubtlessly they will all