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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
MAROONS A HIT IN FAR OFF JAPAN

The Chicago university team Is
making hit in Japan, as is evil
dent from the following, from the
Mainichi Dempo, printed in Eng
lish:
The Chicago team left for Osaka
yesterday morning, where they
go at the invitation of the Osaka
Mainichi Shimbun. They will
give three matches there with
the Waseda team, who have also
been invited by the same paper.
Throughout the seven matches
here the Chicago team proved to
be victorious, and they left behind
them not only the unbroken rec
ord of victory, but also a more
important impression on the
minds of the public here of their
excellent behavior entirely beyond
reproach, even in minor details.
The teams behavior throughout
the game was exemplary and well
worthy of the great university
they represent.
In moments of excitement every
person is liable to lose control Of
his temper, and especially this
Is the case the world over with
young men. But in many occa-
sions of thrilling excitement and
close contests the Chicago team
always maintained a calm, gentle
manly attitude. Not a word of in
decent language came out of their
lips.
In the United States the east
claims almost monopoly of po-
likeness and refinement. The west
Is generally considered as rough
and unrefined. But from this
west We had the pleasure and sat
isfaction of welcoming here q
baseball team most exemplary, not
only In the skill of the art, but
also In their conduct on the field
They have given us very useful
lessons in many ways, and espe-
cially to our youths who rank
behind nobody in their tendency
to get excited, the Chicago team
and their behavior throughout the
seven games on the Waseda field
stand out very prominently as a
model of conduct, and as we re.
that he will soon have him going
up against some of the good ones.
Tommy Is canny geek and may
know what he is talking ABOUT, and
then again another hope may be
nipped in the bud. At least 1t will
mean that Tom gets big bunch
Of free advertising, and that will
be something. There have been SO
many new Hopes Of the Whites"
of late that the race is almost hope.
full. 1t looks from here, however,
as though the greatest present
hope of the whites Is that Johnson
will break his big neck In one Of
those frantic auto stunts OF his.
Then there might be a chance for
some of the present day white
Ihesvies to become a champion.
a.
Secretary Jenkins of the West
ern Bowling congress, which will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

hold it's annual conflab in Spokane
beginning March 4, 1911, is plan
ming to make this the biggest con-
ference ever held by the Western
Congress. A. l.. is out after prize
list, which will eclipse even that
or Chicago and the big eastern
towns, and is confident that he will
get away with the proposition. If
the prize list can be made strong
enough, jenkins figures that a
bunch of the crack eastern bowlers
will be attracted to this city, and
then we wilfs have an opportunity
not only to see some bowling as
sis" bowling, but will have a chance
to, compare the merits of the east
ern and western pin sharks. Much
interest is being aroused locally,
and the bustling little secretary
will have plenty of support in his
work for one great big, glorious
meet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
GW

Rumor hath 4. that in spite of a
letter asking him to come to his
alma mater, Minnesota, to take the
place Of Coach Williams, who is
not expected to be back next year,
Coach Dobie of the University OF
Washington will return to the Sc
attic school. Dobie has stated that
II he. does he wants the northwest
star Eakin to be his assistant.
With Champion Frank Gotch in
the audience, Hackenschmidt. the
Russian Lion" defeated the Tir.
rible Turk Hassane In two falls
before big crowd in Indianapolis
last night. Hack had to go some
to get the falls, and It took him
seconds over an hour in which to
do it. ~
At Occur d'Alene yesterday,
Purdy was elected manager of next
years football team and Thompson
captain. All but three of this
years team will be back next year.
Willie Hoppe, champion at 1871
and 1872 balk line billiards. easily
beat George Slosson in a thousand
point match last night in New
York. Slosson had All when Hoppe
ran out the thousand. a
Jack McHenry. the Lima, Ohio,
pugilist, who was charged with
manslaughter following the death
Of his opponent, Leo Gerhardt oe
Detroit, was released from custody
yesterday by Mayor Dyer. Ag
Paddy Lavine of Buffalo, who
claims the welterweight champion
ship, Las signed to meet Buck
Grouse at Akron, Ohio, ON New
Years night.
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FOOTBALL

Washington state college will bid
farewell to football for the year
this afternoon when teams repre-
senting the freshmen and sopho.
more classes will clash on the col
lege gridiron. This contest has be-
come an annual affair. and gen.
orally produces one of the best
games Of the season, its winning
being matter OF class honor.
Members of the w. s. G. varsity
team will play on both squads to,
day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
DLMMICK
MAY COACH

Rumor comes floating back from
Notre Dame college to the effect
that Shorty" Longman, present
coach OF the athletic department of
the big Catholic university, will re.
sign this fall, and that Dimmick,
the big Whitman tackle, who has
been at Notre Dame for the past
three years, will be offered the job.
In such an event, Dimmy win I'M
doubtedly. as he is barred from col
lege athletics at present, but has
not finished his course.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. Dec. 81
Declaring that he would teach the
world how to fly. c. w. James, q
Madison county mountaineer, 90
taking an old pair Of eagle wings
and a dilapidated umbrella, made
his way to 50-foot rock cliff. He
was accompanied by friends and
relatives.
James had heard lot about air.
ships, and he told those with whom
he was discussing the subject that
he would show them the only way
to fly When he reached the cliff
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
HIGH FIVE LOSES

Spokane high school basketball
squad met defeat in its first game
of nthe season, at Rathdrum, last
night, the boys from Idaho town
having the long end Of Is to Is
score. The game almost ended In
anriot when time was called. the
Spokane players claiming that time
had been called too soon, In order
to prevent them from scoring.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
DIED As he PREDICTED.

lola. Kan, Dec. 3.-The body of
William Knable. a pioneer smelter-
man, was brought to lola this morn.
ing from Gas City TO await the
arrival of son. Fritz. from Mon
tana. Knable was found dead in
bed in a room In a hotel at Gas
City yesterday. He told friends
recently that he believed he would
die soon. Knable had been i'll for
some time, and death resulted from
natural causes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
Man TRIES TO FLY
WITH EAGLE WINGS

on the mountain side he bound the
eagle wings to his shoulders. Un-
folding the umbrella, he stood up
on the edge Of the rock, prepared
for the flight.
When James felt sure that every
thing was all right he gave one
flop and leaped into the air. Az
he jumped the umbrella turned
wrong side out, the eagle wings
failed to bear him up, and his de-
scent was as rapid as You please.
When his friends reached him
James was unconscious and badly
bruised,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

It that Bill Shakes
displayed such familiarity with its terms?
Our idea of being busy: feabtten muzzled
Umpres will teso
perfect vision that would qualify them jobs In the oretop OF
n-ofwar.
Some anything bunch Of Joes have
organized Reno athletic Brooklyn.
Baseball Boston tnin0
about National league
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
5O3|Il|1||l|||9ING

The w. w. p. team lost out to
the John w. Grahams last night on
the Pfister alleys. Hahn of the
losers got 21l and Nelson of the
winners pulled off the high aver.
age at III.
The Spokane Paint & sOil five
smoothed over the Broadview
Dairys to the tune of three straight.
Hatch picked off high score with
201.
At Pfister's, the cylinder press
men of the Gregg Quick Print plant
the odd number, and Ludoph OF
beat out the platen press men in
the cylinders got 204.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

CHICAGO.-Judge Cutting in the
probate court today ordered Lewis
Owsley, executor of the estate OF
the late Charles I. Yerkes, to ad.
vertise for bids for the sale of
bonds Of the underlying companies
Of the Chicago Consolidated Trac-
ton company.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

The best military rifle shot in
England is Corporal Radice. who
won the kings prize, the most
sought for trophy of English
ppyksmen, at the annual match at
BlSley, with record score of $40
out Of possible $50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

bunch and beat them decisively-i
you can?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

Secretary Jenkins of the West
ern Bowling congress, which will
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
IfFI 2 > = : :
Male,

Al FRENCH CCUPLE-Ceok an1 butler; both
oon1rsteul. long expertence GO anywhere
va ees s-H Morrows Bureau, ~ Lexington ave.
Teierhen 1928 Plaza ---------------
TsTTTT Fy?2 Competent French couple. but
Ter valet useful man. ladys maid, chaTn-
,,r,,at5 or Tsrlorrnaid; strictlv sober; hon
- ,iri,+A,, sr9 personal recommendations Fer
dinaad 405 West 4ein et
TyT--77T T7Fg English with first class city refer
e.re+- thoroughly understands his duties; go
e,s-,,.5sra Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. y
TVesf 42d 81 Phone 9l3s BY -
T5T 5,-T F7Ts English Protestant. very superior.
cansnIA. tafl: S60-s75, ysars' excellent rer-
sveurs waldorf Eureau- y West $50 81 fhohe
53T-,rT m TTrerch. superior, experienced tall
-a11- SEQ s75: excellent reference. Waldorf
Fs,5rsst; ID Vest $50 St Phone 39o-Madison
T,I--rT ~, -T0OK -Freneh couple very com
-arent. highest reference, 20 anywhere
,,,ssse $50 Julien Bureau. 81 West ara ST.
-, 1-T,G Fnrlish. Swedish. German. several
e-6eIeuf Inen. with n3ny years city refer
-. eI-, .cod second usetul men. OsteTberg 3
gsres',, 7Ie lexington ave. Tel. l055-P!a1a-
(. -,5s7- !. y m Mode aged refined American
~a,1-1Is ,sirv Or country. best reference. F e
III Ave Z. BayeH7e, y ).
- :. 59T7ss E7-f3errnan. married. children. can
,1,n car: country, ysar round Often. 304 East
- 5-T75T g-Ffrsr class; Al references from
80 Families thoroughly understands care
@ .srris-es harness. city or country. call
~ NJ address T., s17 9th sHs
-. 1-Ty.F. I--9v5efs. middle aged single thor
,,i-1 understands care fine horses; willing;
t,,5-s more than wages. best Ts!erenca- Write
: II TrjFans Uptovn Office. 1894 Egoadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
PROPOSALS

PIC aTTNNY ARSENAL DOVER. y r..
April . faf0-Ssaied proposals. n durti-
cate uron the blank sdfnas fls-rfShst ~ tia
ofsee only, vti1 be received at tnas ofses until
Z d'elosk P. ~, Monday. Nav 1S. 1910. tor rug-
1911 Felt Rope. Forage. Steel iron. Hard
ware. Lumber. Paints Oils. Chemicals. Labo-a-
tory supplies. Electrical Goods. etc For IA
formation apply 70 she HinsandinR Occsr
sT,VERTIS ga MESTs avD SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Trtouns received at thesr Uptc~r
Once Nc 1888 Broadway. o~twseo 2stn srt
aTth SITS. until O'clock . n Advertisements
received at th7 following ersnch of.css at reF
ular ofF7ce rates until s'clcck ? VI vf.-- Zes
reth 81 1oa East 1sth ST PSI West 41s ss-s
between Tth and sth avss-s -sS Vssc f15-a ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
EIIemsrEp ROOMS TO LET.
LOST RANKBOOkS.

RSNgBOOK No sac, ,i99 OF the Union Dime say
inss Bank is missing. any person havlnE :
ssuta within ten days submit 20 havinS SAID
r,sSsBook cancelled and a new enc Issued
lost. .-Bsnkbook Ne. eeE,Sas Bank for say
j,.s $50 4th ave New York Payment
s4crTsd PIeass return book ~ bank.
Tf7ST or SToI.EN-Bankbook No. 40 sao OF the
ezeru.sn SAVINGS Bank ia the City Of New
voek rornsr Attn ave and i4th st, tssn-d 90
fsrt -rtiunernaun. All persons cautioned
a~strst NEGOTIATING the same II net returned 70
tt,s rank On the 10Th day es Nay. 1910. a duplf-
cate Will b. issued ------
T71r on SrtlIEN-Bankboas No. 592. 45S Of
fhe German savings Bank Ia the City OF N-v'
York corner 4ta ave. aad i+th s., sssrs1 g
F76fa Fl poapksr. All psTscns ars caattonsd
ne bank on the Slst day Of Nay. IalO, 6nplt-
cate Will be issued
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
TWO IRISH GIRLS: coos, COED Baker. pisin
Washing other ctambernlaid- waitress or nurse.
good ueedisvon1an: DO entire work sIIeit prlveLaa
family; city. country Morrow Bureau tAi
Lexington ave
dress. ether chambeFulaid- -seafastress: both
nice willing girls; brother, coachnlar good gar
deDer. ary distance M5rrow Bcreaus t2l Eex-
inston ave- corner -5sth St.
Two GIRLS TO do work OF s-1sll house or
work together: aunt 80. niscs is to IS
good references b Miss Fttzgeralds Bu-
reau. 503 5th ave; entrance 42d-
WAIT RFSs-Neat young Swedish girl; excslleut
waitress; speaks good English: best reference.
wages, SO. Osterberg's Bureau. 115 Lexington
ave. Tel 1855 Plaza
y AITF FE5ss-Foung. neat German girl; sxcellsnt
waitress ChanlbsTnlatd; very pest CITY Teief-
erces Osterhsrg's Bureau. 7tS Lexington ave
Tel. 1855 Plaza. .----.-=-------
WATTRES-Ffrs. class written and perSonsi
references, makes all salads understands serT-
ing wines; can carve Miss Margaret etnth :
Bureau Is West 42d ST 'Phore 3o39 Bryant.
WAITRESS and C,FiA1fBERMAID-F1rst class:
neat. tidy young girl; willing and seligins.
| city or country; wages. so 10 So. sa1ellS
Bureau. ass Columbus ave Tel. LA River-
WAITRESS. experienee; swedish girl
west SD St 'Phens 400 Madison
WAITRESS Erperienced young girl: best ref
erences. city or country; wages SO Ca4l az
Lang & Boecherer Co. s BureeC. AZ Neyr $50 s..
WAITRESS Or parloT maid; first class; Protsst-
ant: S25 very neat and refined: sood EsseF-
er6es. s, Mrs Cpli4rs Assncy- u " g. - s..
YOUNG WOMAN. widow, wishes WORK or
till 3: onarnbervork preferred; city references
4t6 Vest 41st st. top docr.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
rOR SALE.

BTTTTARDS. oool ard new patent cou1binarion
tables. lowest prices. supplies. repairs.
kovgIfns eilev Eutiders CeCkers. 105 East eta
- EsFzbfizhad tS1n
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

aC-CL-NTs NI-ExT7er1enc cost accountant for
stove company; confidential Call or write
7-rss.ess service O. Soo FSsac6Ns
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

E5OsK EEPERS-Opertrgs daily for an grades
~ ez2s-isncea men with FIRST class firms $685.
6 so1 Creae1tial Employment Corporation. 25S
Bros 5Va.-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

F-lNEEEPERs' ASSIST ANTs-Hsve constant
6=-=1s FOR -ae1 vho v-fta and figure zell;
sss=-S-S6 C-e5e1tiaI E-nployInent Corporation,
- Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

sETTSTS WANTED-To earn uewspa per
sketchiuE. magazine illustrating and fashion
craving ThoHas. 15s West pa st. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

men for permanent positions, 81. 500 &c s. soc.
Cau a. c-ce. C-edertial E1.pioy nlsnt Corpora
ff-r c5G BrosEUsy-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

E0OkEEEPER. experienced hotel work, clean
--.- e1scutf7e man. ealzrv ST5 enS beard
-f-zH.i l7ositic- Broker. Flsr:ron Building
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

prFYTS SsI.E-Nsw tsncuins and uiOTstsiuE OUT
Tf Does coping Less thsn hslf ordinary
..ost Greatest capacity and sf1cisncy- Nacnsn-
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering c.. 1S3
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

BOO KEEPER experienced i hotel work; ex-
ecc-ive. sslarv SIS sn5 board. Nighil tFosi-
tlsr B-oEe-4. F1stIren Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

ACCOUNT G@oT-Ez Experienced cosc accountent fo-
stove company. confidential. Cal or write.
---s.-asz service 90 20a Ee--z q --sv
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

! CC}OK-Where lSitchenrnaid is kept; good man
s-sr and caterer: excellent references; city or
short distance in country Miss Margaret Smith ;
! Bureau y West 42d st. Phone 503s Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

IAT-NDPESSES for private families: must do
shirts: no fee until placed Miss Curry s Bu-
res., .5 West 42t st. Rooms 511-5f2
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Boy. strong. With chance 70 learn linotype
--z5e- snail wages 20 start sith. Call Z Nil1izn N
? ALL & Cc-. - Gols s.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

sew veI and be OF arniabIe disposition: S25,
Miss TitzCerald s Employment Bureau, 5o3 5th
ave entrance On z2d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Tf1FK-s,otch Protestant: sister waitress
wish place together; city or country; excellent
refercrces NJ Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau.
* West 42d st Phone 304a Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

T. -E-Slla-t vel dressed intelligent boy for
~
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

I-tet}T7-Iorlng neat Svrsaish girl. very good
ceoa. baker and manager; good disposition. I.
rest references. wages SIS OsserbeFg's Bureau
Tft, Lexington ave. Tel. 1913 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSE for two children. S-s: to travel: must
he experienced and have good references- In
5Ystriai Association l. West A2d s..
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSERY GOVERNESS. S50; competent 70
/ teach English German assist music. Cali i'm
r,lediatAy. The Hopkins Educational Bureau, 500
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NIRSERT CsOyERNESs, 70 20 to Far ROCK
arvay for summer: one who speaks German
preferred; good references required. Industrial
association. II West aga 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

TSTTNDRESS who will as1st chanlherwork
for private families. no fee until placed. Miss
C-l,-rve bureau s5 West 42d St Roorns 5I1-512.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

5T--i.EE7 E--I-eh With references, for out-ef-
-r--- fa1--f- -r1rceder's Buresu. 80 Le1inS-
e-- ave between ssh a16 5eth E-s
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

C15T7PT- -T5-Cierrnan $50: man experienced in all
around work. gardener, etc; wife cook and
housevork: good references. MatheWson Bureau.
SIS 6th ave. Tel, 37S Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

CO0K.-Afiddle aged woman; excellenL teIer-
ences; understands cooking IN all prancnes'
t,ifv or short distance in country. .. Miss Mar
gaTet Smiths Bureau, % West 42d St Phone
GO3n RrEant.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Ts75K-Bv competent yourg woman; 5 years
references. city country. Call MIS- cooper ,
caicn 81 =, SStla
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSERY (sOVEENESS. French. for child. &;
must have experience and references. Induss
trial Association of America. Inc. Il West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSE RVISOR-Hospital. city Call at
once The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 50T
81, Az betrEesri A2i and 43d sts.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Cl-I-EE-y o.nz man. abort - wel educated.
appearance sz5 rsersc1lsiitys preferably
--t-E SNOW ledge c. bookkeeping and sJenographv,
ercE orcortur5-.-. SlI-SlS weekly 10 stsrL- BUS
-te~s service Co 20e Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

MAID and SEAMsTBEss. any nationality; will
inz csligins country; lady; S25. Miss
FitzCTeraIds Employment Bureau. sos 9th ave.
eptr.r-A IN a9<
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

TlAT-N rF sS-CEA8FBERAI&ID. for cttv: coua-
trv later no shirts or collars. thrza in family;
s25 Miss Margaret smith Bureau, c5 West 42d
St Room 2oT
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

I,90E-An excellent young woman. $50; chan-
bernaid and waitress, SO; city or country
best references. McCaIluu's Bureau. corner 31st
ST and 4tn aye. Tel, sos Madison Sqtlsre.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

| 77C7T-PT F'-C7ook laundress; butler. useful do
| 1I,tira work small fanlily: excellent refer
| Anres. s5G Industrial Association, II West
/ 4od. rl,ooe :,7l0- Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Ct0OE.-Nice, neat Danish girl: excellent cooh.
can do all kinds cooking. baking econoinlcai
manager; splendid city references. Osr srbers $
Bureau. Tl6 Lexington ave. Tel, 1r5J Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

EsT rsNa~ <e-nIltar -vtrE retail hoos. Stationery
srz -t--r-s c-a1e. U-iv order ge-rer wanted
lThe7z- -ou-ulsglors Apply. giving experience.
8Cr q Tr-nU-e one
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Ter. wife cook: best city references; city or
/ country Albany Bureau, 20 East SD St. Tel,
/ So55 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

90 N-Colorsd. first class: fully uu
derstanjls his business; ef neat appearance;
1.sarsi refererce. Address John Green. l.
P--e
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

1711J1K-eyyc6isl,. understands all kinds Of SOUPS.
desserts &C city or country: $50; highly rec
Commended I4ind's Employment Bureau. 72S Lex
ffie.ton ave Tel. 1886 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

STENOGRAPHER- experienced n Office details,
for oaIt-of-toWn firm; salarE So. Nish1ll iPo-
sjtion Broker. Flatiron Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSE for dist kitchen; $40: call mere ir,me-
diately. The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 507
rsn eve her 4os and .2d SITS.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

= 80 F7ICAL, EJ-PPIE EHsSzfaFpor tu-lties for Two
s--e-fsnoes EsIesnler rnis hre. Manhattan dis
--.-- sz1t-sl. see Business Service Co. ass
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

s.-ESlaN tor West --5ies expert l-sc=- Drtn-
--[-el-- rra-fsio-e ana ~-sc--1z-v- s. zoo 70
zaar7 ard e5rsn-sule-c Cre6e1--zl E-cpicyz-2en-
r--r~--z +-r- Z5r Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

CsEN ERs-SAveral ez-e-isnced men for Old
rz-za izLe5 Srn. city and country. permanent
POSITIONS. S7Sn-S1 eco lredzn-isl Ernaloy-1le-lt
s---r--s-f-r % Br1sEva-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

NURSERY CzOVERNESS, willing TO travel. for
chile four; must be competent and have good
references. Industrial Association, Inc. u West
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

COOK Rc-Englishman to take entire charge
OF gentleman apartments; cook and Talet
far two or three gentlemen; abstaIner; good ref
erances A J. S, Pest Boz 193. Main ST. Mil
hun n j
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

I-PERTNTENDENT-E experienced in nlanufact-
ure Of ladies' underwear specialtes 70 take
charge of about 900 eInpio-es: factory in New
Jersev. S. 5O1-s2 coo. Business Service Co., 309
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

MATRON- ASSISTANT. institution; must under
stand institutional sewing. S20-S25. Winthrop
rs,,-rar 81 West 2Sth St
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

1-Tg T{EISN tIssflil rns1: Thoroughly understards
5,.+3ae- Ifa experience. unexcerrtonal recon-
ToeI3Sstio.s Understands flowers, lawns. shrubs;
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

C04THW8N-Jsefu thoroughly competent. ex-
celiert references from Leading famlites; car Gan
Miss Rarcaret Smiths Bureau. . West 42d
irobo--a g050 TsrJ-ant
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

LADYS NAID-French; speaks English; eK-
perisnced seaInstress hatrdresser; useful IN pr1-
vafe family no objectton 10 country; references
JJ1lienFae 26a West Seth st ..
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

20 1CTIW AN-GA ARDENER.-Very reiiablei use
III a. ANYTHING needed on ssntlemans place
.,caIIen+ refarAnces Carpenters Bureau 154 9th
a--s -Telerhone 1888 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

G.-EsalaN s-ezna Et-i1z scopliss; nan szpezf-
e--eC 1---h Eu5- 5ers a. a. a--h,cec-S. zIso hiGe-
r-g1-s. s. 5a0-E1 sao Cceoez-zl EnzPloE merit
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

STPERINTENDENT. experienced in uanufsct-
tre of ladies' underwear specialties; factory
New jersey. 81. 1.5oo-S2 COO Business Service Co,
500 Rroad dway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

~ F-TSNsV r7leofa-i5aI Tor reliable house:
rsru,aperr resi-ior. q $40. other similar pes
ions CredenriaI Ernploy nleut Corporation. 25S
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

! C-OT7PLE-Man as coaehn1ar1. useful gardener;
! wife cook or cflamberInaid. both neat. cEpaele,
| reliable Protestant servants; soc. Waldorf Bu-
! reau - west SD 81. Phone 800 MaGison
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

LADY'S MAID-EngIish. Protestant: can cut
and ht; excellent sean1stresz. good hair
d. esser packer. traveller: year and halfs ref
erenca last employer Y. Miss FitzCierald S
F1r-ear1. 5n2 lfn ave: entrance 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

IarNDREes I With Ecod references, waess s25
schroedcrs TrressI. $50 Lexington ave be
+ys4r 5Sth and 5oth stE
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

sGENoGRAF6ER. English ard Spanish dieta-
ton, American preferred: salary 81 20oz other
POSITIONS. CredentiaI Employment Corporation
tEst. 1901 2-S Broadway.