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: =
( ems. horses. COWS and pigs. and must he
/ willing to board help: 25-acre place. Cal
/ Wednesday morning. between $40 and
/ y 20. at III West 18th ST
/ AGENTS :, handle our reas end cofees; eEpe-
rien-e no. necessary. build NJ 4 business q
/ your cvn Cali or write. Burns & Read. PCS
/ HUDSON st. New york.
| BooKEEEPER. familiar with factorv costs
prefer zor14 knowledge Of stencgraphv: salar7
SI5 Nishnl CAgenc,-l. FEsttror Building.
BOY. about - Years Of age. in publication one
of re7-srarAr- must h. neat and quick and ha -
rstsLences Can iuesday, x u = m. on "R2
6 HIS. 80 Nassau st. corner Spruce s.
| CHEMIST -AraIvst. factory q bora tori. sGi
raonth -pR AFTsNAN.-1Ius1 he experienced
on woodwork detailing and designing. $50 week
FALESELAt. Experienced groceries s25 week
eALESNAE Specially. s1S-S22 weekly SALES
nan experienced in any line Of business STE
ECGPA FHFF for one Of the large nanutaCtur
ing compsnie=. first rate 6pportunitT. s20-S2-
Csu or write f,r raoEIef Business Service
% Asencv. so5 singer building
/ CLEPE for o@7re Of large firm. mus write good
hand. ~a'srr SIS. Mighii agency, FlatTon
Building
CIEFKE-ve reed ~ once voung men who
write and fsrrA wall. S6c4 - ST9n Gre
Dental Employment corporation. "5S Broad
Tev fAeeurrt.
CoArE1fA N-r-eefu1- must have experience ans
Eoo5 references. erod VA eF Industrial As
so-iaffcn Gnop Er,plovrnent Agenc~. Il West
al ST
COLLECTOR for large real estate house. with
soma inside york So Larry S12 NiGhiU Agency
F-iarircn Euzid.nz
COST ACCOUNT ANT. familiar with Installing
cF7ee SEzto1ne. must bA strictly high grade
- larv $40 AItghtlI o4senc74. Flatiron Building
COST ACCOUNT sN-T- familiar with systematic
ing and once. salsry $40 7eeklv. C'al7 A1ighllI
tAzerrv'. Flatirnn Building
CGST- '-LERF. having had actual Ehor expert
Anca. for ttese STUDY work out Of town
Cr--z@rtial Employment Corporation. 252
Broad1az sAzencyn
CCUPLF-Hif cnok-laundress. man butler.
useful. good wages Industrial Associa ton
'Inol Ea17plevulent Agencv, Il Vast 42d =.
cor PL.F--T-ife cook o. lauu5rese. man Goa cf-
man useful. must have good references. IN
dustrial Ae=ocia tion Trc.l Employment Agency,
Il West 4@d st
DISTRICT MANAGER 20 take charge ~ dis
trirE fin EeT- o-k. must earn at least so Per
week Corporation, Box =. Tribune Once
FN PERTENCED BOOK PACKER for publishing
house salary to start SO MIghiu agency.
Flatiro1 Building
TNPERT ACCOUNTANT. prefer Q. ?. A; sal
~ = 500 M=htn agency. Fiatiron Build
ing
FARMER wanted to work on shares cali or
write u Titerrv -, Poon 502. New York
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
E00tZKEEPER. y. years experience on
-fcre9 recently finished course higher account
me wants position with expert accountant: also
ss'-r1as-Tsrner. references. r l.. 81. u ghepa ~
ct Malone. :.
IN 4 TTFrlrF,J7R t2al wishes position. careful
driver. licensed; private family Fred Moede-
t,s,-l- 5EQ West 4Sth 81
-t-S-,sTSsFFTl- gas producing plant, steam
Ctter and rnfllwright. II H, las East 4ad
81 care Of Belden & Franklin Machtns Works.
;. 1-TTCF s-Frenr couple children first class
endsfion from prominent private fam
,,naerEtguds steam and small repairing
xrssrsinsnd APO west 4ith st
5-T7r -5-1r RIF middle aged colcrHi man eoo1
tNL41--s.~,sr. spiet. willing worker. posi-
- - messenger or porter in office or hotsl or
tl...s ~ prtxere family hotel first class
-s-wa,re r-rssfasi Write %al 7 Chambers
.ea Adelpht BrcokiYn.
7712FgrFEF Tizhss typsaritinF 70 a. dur-
LEA East a3d 81
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woLGAsT TO FACE M'FARLAND

Chicago. Sept 13.-Ad Wolgazt. the light
weight champion and Packey Mcfarland,
Of Chicago. viii meet At Milwaukee IN
teu-roHnd uo-decision bout on October
Tho final steps fer the match ware taken
YESTERDAY. when the principals signed arti-
cles with the representative Of the Star
Athletic Club. Of Milwaukee,
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Female
4 COMPETENT Scotch ~ English ziri na-
ic-r7aid- $50 references Mrs Dickinson Co
operative Emrloyment Agency, ST3 5th ave
TTFST CLASS Scotch or English chamber
maid So references Mrs Dickinson's Co
0r%rstige Emroynlent Agency-. 3I8 3th ave
CTT A7rFFFZTA ID-Flatn Eavtng. small private
fznil- must have good references; wages SOS
$50 industrial Association Inc. Enlrlorrn ent
Agencv = West "a 81
COOK. $50. Lawrence, L I Cali this morn
ing Miss anna Lacv Century Employment
Aesnc~. - West 3sth
TRENCH GoYEPNESS. S7s girl II wears;
ruz1, r possible. near ALBANY. = 7 Cell
Mics Anna Lar. Century Employment AEenct-.
Il West SSH -
cIFL for general ao-lsevork: private family.
Urea adults. any nattonsltv- wages SIS In
fssrriaI Associate Inc EnPlovr1ent arsncE.
R0UsEEEEPER for hscheIors spartmenfs
must have experience and good references
good wages Industrial Association Inc En-
ploynaent AgeHcr y West 42d 81
TNFANT's NL-PSF for sfx-reAkz-oId bahv f1IlI
-harg@ must he experienced and have good
@ F13n1oTs. nf az Ws., as e.
LADT's MAID. dress hair. good eean2stress
for Long Island Can this morning Miss
Anna Lacy. Century Employment Agencv. II
west 2sth s.
TsAUNDREss for Mount Kisco, y Y til No
remher Miss Anna LACY, Century Employment
AIency - West 3sth 81
MAID Tor elderly lady; must have experience
ana good references good wages. Industrial
Association, InC.. Employment Agency. l. West
4od ST.
REFINED LADY middle age unenCurnb-rnd
rlstron housekeeper. fraternity house. college
town New York state. charge servants table
ana housenoId Cultured. Tribune cf7ce.
TWO. cook chanberrnaid- waitress. for city
$40 and So. must he experienced and have
good references Industrial Association GncD
Employment Agency. II West 40 81
VOTING WOMAN Christian stenographer
wanted for confidential position IN New york
Write II s Myers Sd ave. Rosslle. y J
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INDIANS BACK TO FORM
WITH Lee Pitching They Easily
Defeat the Baltimore PLAYERS

Baltimore SEP 17-Jo@ Ncczintll+---z
la1isns gor hack - heir res form today
az r-osn~e5 the locals r-- = score ~ -
as rTr-i=5 ~ good st~fe for the New
srs pls-e-=- ReerjnE tic hits well scattered
"til= Nsrone-. tRe local trirlar. was hi
Peel A- tH= -fEfto-z. The score fo717p-z-
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LOST BANkROOkS.

BANKBoOK No. Sp4 TO3 of the Union Dirne
Savings Bank is missing: any person having
claim 20 II IS hereby called upou 70 PRESENT
the same within ten DAYS suhnit to having
said p8ssbook cancelled and nav one issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Barkbook No. 400 81 of
the German Savings Bank m the City Of
New York. corner 4th ave and I4th ST issued
10 Karl Reich. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned 70 the
bank The 9Th day Of october, 1910, a dupn-
cafe will be issued.
LOST Handbook No 500 33s Of Dry Dock say
tngs Institution ANY person having claims
upon said book ~ called upon To present The
same - the hank within thirty daYs. the aid
hook viii he declared cancelled and sHtiu Suished
and one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST handbook no a57.1g5 Bank for savings
$50 4th ave, New York. Payment stopped
Please return hook 20 bank
LOST. Bapkbook No ato 39s Bank Tor "a Wings
$50 i1h ave, New York Payment stepped
Please return book 70 bank
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ROCHESTER. 3: BUFFALO. q.

ra-zs..- rEr
o = = y IA 2
70 " - q . o @ >
49, zEor and Pisfr Merritt and
'res-FfIrsr snd NBrra~
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from eighth mage

a~~s4 ---e-- n = De- f-an-'H. a'l fremont
e-e svchirsc+ ecs-- SO onn
-AF0T. Fl = SIS q . - Garrison ave- for
4 - br,x garage E2x2T. church : Gates z -.
- --,+- - ---rars F1rrsr Is-e7ie. ~ East
r-f-27 s. architect. roer- 81 HT@
F4FPHA~Y AVE-. pa + y - olnas'sed
g.. +.- : ! So frame stcrege BLDG 2aEHG. LOWS
-1s.-e'o IN premises owner Francs = Gallon,
- go rs9s e architect. rost- $500
fP.--D coNcorFEE snd BOZ LEY APp. =
= ~ - II fsa-h g fo~ J St Hrk =ar7 e
90 .--,s.a-- 7aonoisfan 2oSe Baintrtdse ave,
,-,zr fnhn Z c7errnont. 7nn t-sn F{' r. ARCH
: =Er4
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asa To+sls = a IL
- 80 S0~ Butte n r-i--h i7rirE -rz+--s
'''1 ~ r-r-t tznsnz
n \ -
. = q %
sr--. -zss ttTR-Tohuscn CcI1nz Esr<o-s
rsie- -s1rit-7s H'tf-Nar-,-i. zbstein Celins
g. a1ses--Esrocr5 Eannitar F5rst base ~
ag- -.T-. 7 Providence D. Struck
rs H. .'l-- p slime Bases balls
sal. = - S1tt0n- .. uff slime Passed
Peterson Tiirs-off Neussf
nag Left On bsses-Tersey CT. .
r. q TrlPtree-Eoyls and Kelly
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER yALE.T -catholic q. stead poti-
ences valet Tribune Uptown Once 1854 Broad
honest. best references wishes POSITION De-
horn, SIC Fimrod st. Brocki.-n-
-CAC7F4IT fS-c-oi5rsd fAet inches: single or
double strictly temperate, to vears with ore
er1plover nell recommended Thompson. care IF
HAYES So Sd ave. ---
roACHMHN GAFDFNEF VERY Teliablee:
useful at ANYTHING needles gentleman :
place exceIleat refzfsnees Carpenter
Agencv. Isl 6th ave Tel 15sS-chelses
COUPLE Young married. Germans. NJ chil-
horses. cottage preferred wsn reeo1r1rn ended
Csrpenters Agenc.. II. sth as
7a5st.. T2'd ssf T1sr 1os5 s
GARDENER Manager country place thor
oughy practieal. strtct!y tenapeEa.s .rs' 'la
GARDENER -Expert taks snti. .,, .hsrE g -. IT
brs Inissn desires chaass hlshest references
English Box rs. al.nahsnt. y -
TATTT0R- SUPERINTENDENT -s7 EIDE. IS
al rers,rs own toois' elevators pumps steam.
hot water. Al references. long sxperisnce per
e sf Sea5s f TO vs ss' ,o oP'9 ana
Female.
CCoK-Con7petent Swedish cock. experienced IN
r77arketi, If nAcessarv. city reference, willing 70
g to the country Apply Mrs :. sTenson. 51S
East $50 st
COOK and LAUNDRE& Danish, good baker.
friend kftchenIuaid, bsh highly reconmended'
CITY or country: also experienced infant nurse
Morrows Agency. T21 lexington ave. corner
5sth -
GOVERNEss North German teaches French,
English Itslian. advanced music. highly rec
commanded. wages. S35-S4 CITY or country IN
dustrtsI Association. II West 42d ST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., capable, expert
r~1ced take entire charge Of Invalid house
or bachelors apartment. excellent references
r. Miss Fitzssrslds Bureau. sos 9th ave,
42d
HOUSEWORKER. -Neat young German. child
four; good cook excellent laundress, can bake;
highly recommended. anywhere Morrow
Agency, T2l Lexington ave, corner hsth ST
INFANTS NURSE Young Scotch woman. I've
years reference. E.. Miss Hotms vers Agency.
32o-322 18th ave. 9th floor. Tel 452T Madison
Square.
WORKING HOUSEREEPER- Young German;
elderly couple Invalid $50 So. neat and
economical. n Mrs Hofmsyers Agenct, 33l-
322 SIN ave. ninth floor Telephone 4527 Madison
Square
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ALTERATIONS
-fe%EATTa

-9E .. g IF 1grh az 50
- es-.. ,5er Tork Tazioab 9. so Vest
s--L = owner. c Rankin e. Fssf 9fth -
zr(rf-a-r -cz- $40 ono
THE From
. s-T.--rF -St-E- AVE, cor Merrill 3 n
= > - frame d-z c2z54 sarah SpeLo: On prem
a. 5-.oer Isenr-- So~Iheirl. 1857 fremont ave,
architect cost. Il con
an A~-F & 10 = y 81 1881 81 - : ety
&r.yae s-o-es sad dag = fx57 ) Louis y snusI
r,zr T4k4r < lessee Fred htsttt2'fln ''i
"a. tasrh = erchftec-. cost sEfsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14

COLORADO FOR BANK GUARANTEE
Denver. Sept. ia bank guarantee bill
copied after the Texas law. was passed hv
the House of the Colorado Legislature to
day. IS to
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McJpDY q YARD Attorneys <or ExAcu-o-
IS B-oadvaT. Bororsh CT Manaattan. Ne-
L.
~ PTFsrANCE OF AZ oRpER % E57VV
PEOPOS AIS

FoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
L .. August 10. l9iO.-Sesied proposals wili
N@ received the once Of the Purchas inz Azsnt
- this Department cntti q cCcS , thurs
dsy. September -. telo. for furnishing srsnpA1
envelopes and newspaper Wrappers for the posrsl
service for four from Juiy I. iRil BLANKS
Tor proposals. sBeCincattous and instructions 70
bidders. WITH samples showing color and finish
OF paper and sUt and Stvie Of envelopes. viii be
supTiied urcu application 90 the Purchasing
Agent. Pest once Department. Washington. n
g. 9 F. GRANpFIELp. Acting Postmaster
tisuerA
PROPOSALS TOR FRESH MEATS-oFFIt'F1
81 Ccmmtsssrv Purchasing Agent. Panama
Pal Road Gerupanr. No "a state Srre@s New
York September fe, 1910 sealed proposal viii
be received ~ this Office until 90 o II sen
t@r1bsr q 1910 for furnishing refrigerated fresh
meats IN the estimated minimum cuarr1rv -
- fslo pounds r.r the e@ricd from October
1910 . sArt4u1her 70 1911 Blank ana fur
lafcrunsts-- nav - Obtained from ~ VI 4.--
-siznsa vESrELL : SiafFsoS Mater 49,
Intansr- Ccnnntsss-- FlIrcsast-.
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WORK WANTED.
-
Male

rATCHrAN or GATEMAN - thorough :
competent Trustworthy and reliable a.
o,,~e- ri+v reference. bond II required. E L,
Tpc Grand st. Jersey City
ZVATf-HMAN wants position, understa nds steam
boilers: run elevator good reference. NJ F,
$50 Srl5errrerhorr st. Brooklyn.
worse MAN 10 whose ambition does not Lat
him rcst until he has obtained the position
that rewards honesty and hard work. z =
Tribune Office
v,7T-NE1[ MAN ~ wishes position in Office; :
vearS' experience John Corsiglis- Icy West
Houston st
Female.
STFNOG FA HFP.-oualiAed American. refer
ences last employer: good permanent position.
1,. would substi-1J+e 81 Cisv (seven hours or
arcordirg1v Baker Apartment IS S5 Bank ST
yNT-Nr- LADY tSo1thernl graduate nurse. de-
Lirrz position as nurse or companion 70 elderlT
la,7, or ,.orrva Iescert child. highest references
Fox l2 Tribune Office.
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MEN 400 wanted for de-
Iivering Classified Telephone
Red Book. Apply 7 4. m.
B0vd's, 70 Beekman st.

WANTEIf-TAn czperiencad statesmen in nev
franrh department Call all week. = 70 II
4 m. Mr. Jolly. Room 1875 $50 Nassau
wAETEp-Te- ezperieure5 statesmen. h old
corporation must be competent call q 70 :
Asz Tor SIR Ioll-. Room 1896 $50 Nassau st
TCE-C st7 MAN familiar with wholesale upholstery
u7aTtet % huviuE. small salary n start.
tlzHiU ,Asenc,1. Flati-on building
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RusiNEss CHANCES.

CHEMICAL, SPECIALIT1ES. serious ard sup
ported with important funds. would he or
Eanizsd and sold IN France by The Labor 0ire
Central de- PrcduitS Phsrmaceutique8 and
ChtmiauAs No 90 Rue Reaumur. Paris she
cial method quick and certain success,
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.

PHYSICIAN WILL SuBLET handsome suite in
his apartment 80 gentleman. valet service
most iesirabls location. highest references re-
auired Physician Tribune Uptown Once, 1884
Is-osdrsN
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.

SURROGATES NOTICES
N PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF ION.
Of New York. notice is hereby given - ali
persons having claims agatnzt Charles Maynr.
present th4 SANE With vouchsrs thsreof 20
the subscriber. az her place % transactias
PTssaIf 10. A cedar street.. n to C.ty =
New Tork> on or oefors the 23rd day OF Sep
psTsd New York th- 1sth day % Ma--a-
1910
Pratt Eo.hler E Russell. Attorneys for En-
eearIix Ne - Cedar Street Borough ot
n PTRSTANCE OF AN oRDER OF WOW
Aorsr : Thomas surTosats o. IRE cou,fy
9 - ha l2 ciatrns asainst JAMES Wiz
iatA q NJ county e N.w YORK 6scsas.t- -
subscriosr. At ms place 9: yransscti-g 5ssinsss
a. me cHcs q M: g 4 lard No g sroae-
1oth day % DeceLiio4r Me-.
pat45 NsE Yes e, ne 9stA SaL :: Ma !slo
N,-r4-prJY q yAPp 4rf5-rzys <or rxecr-o-
IS B-oadvaT. Borough CT Manaattan. Ns-
York ci.y-
~ P77PsT4NCE OF Az 0PDEF OF T77v
Abne- c Thomas. a Surrogate O rns Comfy
~ New York. notice is hereby gfv.n - al
deceased. Ia-e Of the County q New York. >,
present IRE sarn= with velchsrs thereos % ~.
seseFi y n. aes Of Rtrds 51Rss aa.I sg:
NO. 50 Val street n Ths CITY OF New York
Dated View York the 23th DAY or May 1910
ADRIA& IsELIN. JR.. SAMUEL wooLvEP-
TON Executors
wHITRTpGE. BUTI.ER < RICE. ATTORNEYS
Tor Executors. 50 Wall Street. y. Z
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON
Atn-r o. Thomas. Ssrrcgate OF the County
q New york notice "a HEREBY given 70 all psr-
sons havin, claims against Alexander NicooraIs
late o. the county Of NsT York. deceased 70
present the same WITH vouchers thereof - -
subscriber a. his place or tFansacrIuz business
10. la Bros 1ysy- IN the cry OF New Tork on
or before the nineteenth dav If November r4xt
Dated New work. Tire s@vs ntssnt7 dsv Of Nav
1870 EDMUND K STALLO. Administrator
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GOR SALE

BIG BAEGAINs-eiightly used otice furni'rre
oesks. typewriter. q sh registers, adding ma
chimes nltnsczrarhs Ming csbins.s, sstss, ad-
dressing machines tine clocks partitions, eh-ek
IIstseiarA .haak1ases AA1GANS. 4 nhits StrsaS
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

4 MARRIED MAN as working fl r1ner
and gardener. must understand chick
ems. horses. COWS and pigs. and must he
willing to board help; 25-acre place. Call
Wednesday morning. between $50 and
y 20 at III West 18th ST
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
I2s WEST sgd ST Private baths electricity.
parauet4d steam. splendid table. special doe
tor suite opportunity
TYPEWRITlN0 AND TYPEWRiTE
VICToF VISIBLE 20 Nassau s. cataiogus
tree ali makes taken part eagnent. eargaas
10 UndsrHoods. Rsmiagten6~ a4iyess. snltbA
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FE 9s
The Barnard School oil
HOUSEHOLD ARTS q: :. Y. y .' y,

{ coking. Embroidery. Millinery. Dressfnaktns
Household Decoration Accounts. Management
One Or 81 subjects NAV hA taken. PrlTste
classes Of 8 or more formed on request EN
tension courses for young matTous. % wear
opens oct II Cataloe Tel 9a6a SCHUYLER
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BUSINESS TROUBLES

The petitions in bankruptcy fled yester-
dsy in the United States District Court
were a. follows.
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ExCUR sIoNs
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, Nevburgt & Poughkeepsis
Daily except Sunday by PsIacs HUDSoN
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HECDRIrK
HUDSON. ROBERT FULTON and ALBANY.
BROOKLYN Fulton ST tBy Aunsx), 8. Dss-
brosses St 20 and 9 40. West I'D 81. aot
10 West 12arh St. go ard 1920 A VI Re
turn on either down boat due 421 81. 50 %
z. ". see Staarrhost Afvf
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RlVlERA-ITALY-EGYPT

The AZORES hs1eifs. Stnfshsr- -1lz'@tss
vnlefranchs. Genoa. Naples. Alexandria
S g5s,ls SEPT 3. y No. >, siP D. l; r.s
CEDRIC GLOSS tons Jan Il Feh -
CELTIC zee 394 tonsl ian Is Nsr-
Largest Steamers 10 me Tediterrsnesn-
TOR, AND PIEs So ". n. WEST 230 So. ". Y,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20
HOME OF
SAN [ A CLAUS

II seems strange tnat one spot In
city should be selected by the public
as the home oil Santa Claus. Not only
the home of Santa as applied TO the
smaller children. but the great neca
for the hundreds OF shoppers who at
this season are seeking apt giits lot
friends OF both sexes and all ages.
Even the telephone girl at Wrights
is kept busy with calls for his royal
highness, Santa Claus. This morning
Il tiny voice was heard to say, please
/ want TO talk to Santa Claus and
Santa Claus was brought TO the phone.
rs this Santa Claus?'
(Deep kind voice. Yes. dear, this
is Santa Claus-what can | do for
you?" and then the little one become
so excited that the rttle voice could
scarcely tell the desires OF Its heart.
Wrights Stores make preparations
n year ahead for the important part
they play as Santa Claus TO Ogden
and the surrounding country. Know"
ing, as they do. how the public VIII
come to them early and late. to sup
ply their Christmas wants. they can
not afford TO disappoint them-and
so today and every day this week the
various departments of WrlghtS
Stores Will be filled with the good
things for gifts and hundreds there
are who will go there eXpectantly and
not be disappointed,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20

cumulate means. they always being
frugal and saving. She kept the house
and did fancy work and other kinds of
sewing. her earnings all going into
the general fund of the family
Many times ] helped in the corn
field she said And | aided In the
gathering of the grain from the field,
helping put up the lucern, and many
patch CT sugar cane have ] stripped
in my younger days. We worked
together to set aside a little means
that VIC could use il in our old age
and not have To go TO the poorhouse.
and we started out without even a
cup and saucer. We set aside quite
a comfortable little sum, and | want
Mr Pingree 10 settle the estate. be-
cause he knows all about our affairs.
We have had cur money in his bank
for 4 long time and he Is familiar
with tine Affairs OF the estate | came
back from California soon after my
husband died because | was told they
were making rush at the estate.
My son Ellis was doing this, | under
stood"
The testimony Of the widow fixed
the valuation of the estate at about
$4,000. something over $4,000 OF
which Is in the PinSrae bank and
$4,000 in loan TO Judge ]. a. How
ell
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20
E \ P R ESS is
AT PRESENT
HEAVY

The Christmas rush OF business has
just struck the local express compa-
nies. and dozen extra men have
been employed to assist the regular
forces during the present week. Even
with this reinforcement the Offices
are forced to remain open until near
" II o'clock at night TO take care OF
the increased business.
Agent f. T. McMichael of the Wells
Fargo company stated this morning
that il has been necessary to use eX-
ira cars on nearly all the express
trains to handle, the holiday traffic.
and that not only extra men are be-
Ing employed In the ogden Office, but
that several extra teams are being
used in this city.
There are indications, according TO
the agent. that the Ogden business
will show an increase this year over
that OF last Christmas.
The WellsFargo company handles
the cypress business on the D. & f.
c.. and on the Southern Pacific rail-
roads
L. V. Ladd. local agent OF the Am
erican Express company, states that
the business Of his company IS rela-
lively as great and it has been neces-
sary TO employ extra help to take care
of II. The company uses the Union
Pacific and the San Pedro lines and
does most OF It's business cast OF Og.
den.