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New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
RAPID FIRE CHARGES.
Fourteen Complaints IN Five
D0us 4 gdinst P0trOImdn.

With fourteen charges made against him
from January q TO February +. thereby
hrea king all records in the department. II
is said. Patrolman Thomas J O'Flaherty,
of the Morrisana station. appeared for
trial yesterday before Deputy Commission
or Walsh He was ready to proceed, he
said. but because Of press of business the
case was adjourned TO next week.
The charges against o'Flaherty were
made by eight of his superior officers, four
lieutenants three sergeants and a surgeon
having found II necessary TO report him
for various dereictions of duty. The com
nisints cover a wide range of failures to
abide by the departments rules OF disci-
pline. including intoXication on post and
being absent from post
The cases Of Patrolmen Hauser, OSullt
van and Hogan. all of the East 1o4th street
alton. who are charged with false state
ments regarding an assault on a citizen
on January % came up yesterday, but
were adjourned to Thursday at the request
of their counsel 1t was said yesterday
that three convicted burglars might appear
against them.
The expected happened Yesterday when
charges were made against Patrolman John
a Nelson and Walter P. NJ. Bishop, who
figured in the arrest of Detective William
F. Gallagher Of Chief Inspector Schmitt-
herger's staff Both charged with MAX
ing false statements Nelson to Magistrate
Harris who fined Gallagher s. and the
following day renltted the fine and Bishop
TO a superior officer.
The arrest Of Gallagher occurred in the
precinct of which the 9Th street station is
the headquarters Both men were on duty
there but Nelson was transferred to Leon
ard street and Bishop to Mercer street.
According TO the charges both men alleged
that Gala gher was intoxicated, whereas
two police surgeons reported that he had
not hnen drinking
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
SAYS He USED CLUB.
Mayor Suspends Policeman
and Orders HIM to Trial.

Another policeman was susnended and
ordered tried on charges of brutality to a
citizen after he had faced his accusers in
the presence of Acting Commissioner
Bugher and Mayor Gaynor in tho civ Hall
yesterday. He is John E.. Copeland a son
of former Captain Copeland. and a member
of the mounted squad,
In a letter received by the Navor vester-
day Harold Serrell told story that
brought quick action He said he. had seen
a man driving a dirt wagon along the right
side of 33d street, near Madison avenue on
Thursday afternoon, when a mounted man
rode UP and struck him two blows on the
shoulder with his club Both driver and
policeman then got down on the street, and
the latter struck the driver twice on the
cheek. causing him to fall to the curb. ac-
cording to the story. When the driver got
up he was struck again. MS cheek being
badly cut
When several bystanders demonstrated
the policeman is alleged to have replied:
You interfering citizens are a damned
nuisance.
SO far as he could learn. the complainant
said the only offence of the driver was
that he had driven so near the mounted
man that one of the traces brushed the
hind leg of the policeman's horse Mr..
Serreli said the number of the policeman
was 7,407
The Mayor Immediately ordered Acting
Commissioner Bugher to have No 74o7''
before him at $40 p. m At that time the
statements of The policeman and of Mr..
Serrell, who also had been sent for, We're
taken, and orders were issued for the po
licenan'S suspension and trial.
At Police Headquarters it was said the
man Copeland was accused of assautins
was John Ruth, of No. 167 Third avenue,
and thai he was fined S5 In the Jefferson
Market court by Magistrate Herman.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NO COURTHOUSE ACTION.
Estimate Board Learns It's Powers Re
garding Brooklyn Site.

After spending considers BILE time yester-
day listening 10 protests against acquiring
the block bounded by Court. Livingston.
Clinton and State streets Brooklyn, as a
site for q new courthouse. the Board of Is
innate learned that il had no power 10 veto
the selection except on the ground Of ex-
pense. Justice Carr. representing the jus
1ices Of the I'd Department. who picked out
The site. declared that under the statute
they had full power in the matter
The matter was therefore referred ia the
Sinking Fund Commission. Mayor Gaynor,
however, showed conclusively in the argu-
1slent over the site that he in favor of
The one picked out by his former colleagues
on the bench. The assessed value Of The
property is sl-3a4.9go
The board went on record in favor of the
plans for building big harbor in Jamaica
Ray. and il was said that in a resolution
- be presented next week an appropriation
Of S1e9o0aa for preliminary work would be
made. Such an appropriation viii prevent
the recall hy the state OF 4 grant 10 the
,ity Of all the land under water in Jamaica
Fav
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
CAR ACCIDENTS INCREASE.
Storms Run January Total Up to 4,413
Deaths Number 33.

Accidents caused by cars during the
month of January. 1910 show an increase
over those during the same month Last
year. according 70 the report submitted TO
the Public Service Commission at its regu-
lar meeting yesterday. The total amounts
10 f.4i", a. compared with 3.691 in 1909
and 3,F21 i'm 1905.
The number of fatal accidents during the
month Was $3. as compared with q in 1909
and - III 1905. Three fractured skulls are
reported. as compared with in 1909 and
i in 1905 while > an1putations of limbs
last January show a decrease from S, both
IN 1909 and 1905. Broken limbs also show
a diminution, from g. in 1908 and IS in
1893. 10 = this year Other serious in
Jurles numbered IA. compared with 96
in 1909 and 81 in 1908.
The increase in the number Of accidents
this year is attributed TO the stormy
weafhc
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
AOUEDUCT BOARDS TRIP.
Goes To-day to Make Inspection in
Putnam County.

The members Of the new Aqueduct Com
mission will go this morning TO Brewsters,
Putnam County. where they will begin an
inspection of the works that are completed
and under way Commissioner Thompson
will go along. The party will not return
until tomorrow night.
There is some difference of opinion as 20
lust how long ii will take to wind up the
affairs OF the commission. The Croton
Falls reservoir near Brewsters, is the only
large piece Of work now under way. 1t Is
said il cannot be completed in less than
three months The chief engineer of the
commission believes that it should build the
Patterson dam, plans for which have been
ready for some time. but it IS understood
that Mayor Gaynor does not want any new
work undertaken
Late yesterday afternoon the board began
the scrutiny OF the payroll, which averages
S175,O10 year. After looking over the field
the commission will proceed to cut eff
every bit of useless expense.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
PLEA FOR ROADS.
Kruttschnitt Says They Are
Ne7er Let -4lOne.

Sitting calmly at table in small room
in the Custom House. crowded with rail-
road mon and lawyers interested in the
government suit to dissolve the Union Pa
cihc merger Julius Kruttschnitt. vice-pres-
ident of the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific system. the sole witness yesterday
complained of the treatment received from
the federal authorities IF the railroads
were prosperous. he said, they were SUD
jected to investigation and prosecution, and
if they were not making money they We're
allowed to so to pieces.
Frank b. kellogg cross-examined the
witness He won the government case
against the Standard Oil Company, much of
the evidence IN which was taken in the
same building. Mr.. Kruttschnitt had said
that the Union Pacific system in eight
years by not raising the rates in proper
ton to the raise in wages and cost of ma
terial had saved to the public S15i.0o,en
Mr.. Kellogg asked:
IF labor and material should increase 20
or - per cent. do YOU think that the rail
roads should increase their gross rates ac-
cordingly?'
I don't think we should expect quite so
much the witness said. 1T might make
US too prosperous If the railroads got
square 0fai ana We're tledtel is IAN ~ -
other corporations rates would have ad-
vauced as other things
But. notwithstanding all this unfair
treatment. the Union Pacific has been pay
ing a 10 per cent dividend since 1862
Mr. Kruttschnitt said that It had. Mr..
Kellogg read from figures TO show that the
business Of the system had increased right
along despite the saving to the people Of
the Sl54, 100000. The witness said that the
figures were right. Since 1S99 the Union
Pacific's net income had increased from
S13000.o0o to S3S 2S4010
The hearing will be continued on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
PURDY TALKS ON TAXES.
Says Personal Impost Isn't Worth the
Trouble 1t Costs.

Lawson Purdy president OF the Tax
Board, told the Peoples Institute last night
at Cooper Union what the department s
general methods were, and now, when AMI
why owners of real estate and other things
contributed to the citys support. Mr..
Purdy said he thoroughly in accord
with the Mayor in thinking that the per-
sonsl property tax was more trouble than
II was worth, and added that our system
of assessing real estate, though the best
~ The country. could be improved upon.
The annual cartine of the valuab bic books
of The Tax Department 10 the chamber OF
ire Board of Aldermen, the running of. he
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
HEAD KEPT WARM FOR $40.
Broker Who Put Hat On in Supreme
Court Fined for Contempt.

1T cost Thomas II. Nosworth the price of
two hats yesterday for absent mndedIy
putting on his hat in the Supreme Court
while Justice Davis was the bench.
Nosworth, VINO is a stock broker and lives
al No. i8o West SD street, was a witness
As ne stepped down from the stand he
placed his hat on his head
AXE off your hat shouted a court at
tendant Justice Davis banged with his
GaFel Absent mindedly NosWorth looked
about for the ca use of the excitement
Before ne had fairly recovered Justice
DAVIS called tho broker to the bar and
lined him SO for contempt OF court Nos
worth paid the fine and left The courtroom
holding his hat tightly In his hand.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
HANOVER CLUB IN STRAITS.

b. the institution OF a friendly suit in
the form OF lis pendens proceeding IL be-
came known yesterday that i mortgage
for $500 on the property of the Hanover
Club, Bedford avenue and Rodney street
one Of the best known social clubs in
Brooklyn, z bout TO be foreclosed The
suit was brought on behalf Of majority
OF The bondholders, mostly members of the
cl1n. The purpose, Il said, was 10
iSad5ust the finances of the club.
For EeeTs the clubhouse, which is one of
the best equipped in Brooklyn. was the
headquarters Of the prominent men Of VIII
iamSbUrg, but recently. owing to The chang
ing character Of the population Of that sec
lion. the club has not been as prosperous
rs in former years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, February
Is. 1910
ARRIVED.

Steamer Cardium (Brl, London January p. 10
Philip RupreCht in ballast Arrived at the Bar
5 m.
steamer IIalizones (BO, Montsvideo January
. Para 20 Trinidad 26 and Boston February IL.
K p Houston * 90, with mdse Arrived at
the Bar at 8 m, nth
Norton & Son. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar
9:;s0 a
sui January IL Rio de JanerO 49, Victoria -.
Bahia % and Trinidad February I, to Paul T.
Gerhard x 60. with -mdse. Arrived at the Sar
a midnight.
steamer Metapan tRD, Colon February 6;
Santa Marta II and Kingston u to the United
Fruit GO. with - passengers and fruit. Arrived
at the Bar at $50 IN.
February s. southampton and CherboUrg =. I"
Oericbs & Co. with 49, cabin, 224 third CABIN
and I.011 storage passengers, mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at IL 40 a M
Steamer Verona GtaD. Genoa February :
Palermo 4 and Naples =. to fairfield. Solari &
Co with - cabin and 2I7 steerage passengers
and mdse for New York. and Is cabin and 3i9
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MEMBERS OF CREW HELD.
Customs Watchman Seizes Quantity of
Goods on Steamship Havana.

One of Captain Lutzs customs watch
men, John Sallek. stationed at Pier II.
East River where the steamship Havana
has her berth. captured two of the crew
of that vessel yesterday and. in addi
ton. an assortment of goods that heaped
d table in one of the rooms of the Custom
House.
Sallek saw early in the week that the
steyedorcs and others were engaged in
some kind of secret undertaking. ana soon
found out that il a case OF snug
Cling. He seized two bottles OF hair tonic
four bottles of bay rum, one Panama hat
ard IN assortment Of cigars and cigarettes,
including 727 packages OF the latter The
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MOTOR AMBULANCE FOR HORSES.

The American Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty 10 Animals put into operation
yesterday the first automobile ambulance in
Use in this country +or the TRANSPORTATION
% disabled horses The society now has
four horse ambulance IN ,lse and expects.
with The acquisition of The motor vehicle
10 give more efficient service in removing
sick snG Injured animals from the streets
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
passengers and mdse for Philadelphia

s,ssrase passengers and mdse for Philadelphia
.i,ad at the Bar at D m
Arriseu PennsyIvania ftier1. Hamburg Febr1-
70 the Hamburg American Line. with ~
airy D. ne third cabin and 1.1s1 steerage passen-
capni' @ nails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
$50 a m ,osss ,c.sr, c.anoa u-ebruarv 4
80, q srd Gibraltar s. TO Oeirchs & co. with
~ cabin and 90 steerage passengers ana ""se
staamer Thorsa (Nor). st Jago, to Bliss, Dl. Dal
1e,, e co with mdse Anchored In Quarantine
at steamer Wells city tBr Bristol a1, Ia1nary y,iS
anu pnssed In sandy Hook at o :2S m ,
eandx- HOOK J. Feb IL. $50 m-Wind
- oaiu5 uS5-.bu,est fresh breeze; clear; moderate
SAILED.
steamers Ieaho (BrD. Hull; Winnebago tBr'
.antn Durban: Msnchester Miller tBr1 NOME
sIo tsIn frances (Norl, Manzanillo; Arapah ahoe
r1aeI Coer,es,nne Matanzas, Tampico: Nieolal II
,i IIayre Dunkirk. etc; Iunkenturn Ger.
DAM ~" pin Eitel Friedrich (tier). Fortune
Island. Montego Bay etc; Mama KGTs 6sswoad ma
C1,I'' 1n >-erport News; Verona 0taD Phiadeiphia'
1or9esfnwn. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

tax rate out to the fifth decimal and the
method by which those assessed on the
personal tax list received no notice of the
assessment unless they called for it were
attacked by the speaker.
At the end of his address of the
questioners always allowed to quiz the
speaker at Peoples Institute meetings.
wanted to know if the personal tax sys-
TEN could not be improved by Icing made
more stringent and effective.
THE effective and stringent you
make it," answered Mr.. Purdy, the worse
il is "
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
STERRY ESTATE s252. oCo.

The appraisal OF the estate of George i.
Sterry. whose son. George Z. Sterry. j.,
shot and killed him on May 49, 1908 after
vard committing suicide. was filed in the
Surrogates' office 1eSterday- The report
shows that The gross real and personal eS-
tate amounts 10 $25e.72 50. The net estate
S valued at s2424so =. which includes the
properties 30 - Pine street and No. 16s
Pearl street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
TRANsPAC1FIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. FM
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
Ts5'9 snd 1iSt"Tip fsTGfp' SMakur Feb 20. $50
'sI4 sastfis TIss Mani srl1 h''.' o. $50
Hawai- ava &c 1am ana 6hlPe'e Feb 2s $50
FIayrsi Via san Francscol-Alarleda Feb 2s, $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and
d;ecnP s1t.ppiGe MorEoi1s Mch J. $50
Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver and VIC
toria 2 C)--Fmpress OF China .Hch T. $50
Tahiti MsrGuesas and Cook Islands.
New Zealand and Australia except
nogs P .. Mct 5, $50
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
Trained hands hold the scis-

Trained hands hold the scis-
sOrs that cut our cutaways.
Hence a distinctive cut.
Distinctly different from 10
many coats you see that fare
out so unbecomingly-
Cutaway coats with waistcosts. 81. "a.
Separate trousers and fancy,
waistcOats.
Trousers IS to s1e: ~ais,coats. Stous
Cut away from former prices
right in the midst of cold
snap.
Mems fur lined and fur out
side coats.
Evening coats and motoring coats included.
Are our high hats high
In quality-yes-
In price-no.
Our Sc silk hat for example
It's an E.. & W.
That's another wav of saw.
ing it's a perfect shirt. such as
the 81 E. & W. white shirt.
All linen bosom
Why do we call it our s1.50
Special? II
Cause we import it specially
to compete with usual s2
gloves-which it does.
All the popular tan shades
Camps of 'eml
Red-Man collars.
Every new style the minute
it's out.
for 25c.
What a relief
A shoe that won't let toes
crowd and pinch.
Our ''Two-shoe" shoe for
low-insteppers-
The upper is one size smaller than normal
that's The whole secret
ROGERS PEET s COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores,
at at AZ
Warren ST 18th st 34tl1 st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NICARAGUA BATTLE
FIGHTING RENEWED.
Result Of lection at San ~
cente Not Made knO1cn.

Manaylia. Nicaragua. Feb. 1S-tlShtihs
at San Vicente between the government
forces and the insurgents under GeheraiS
Estrada, Mena and Matuty which began Oh
Tuesday ard continued through Wedfes-
day was resumed this morning GehefatS
Nasauez and Gedoy took the offensive
against the Insurgents In to-days engage
ment and sent their infantry against the
enemy's position. The result has not beeh
made known here and the casualties have
not been given out.
The fighting on Wednesday began at
o'clock in the afternoon, both SIDES using
artillery It was resumed at daylight Oh
Thursday and continued until dark, rs
trada shelling at long range the heights
occupied by the government forces
A party Of General Chamorros mounted
scouts came in contact with the govern
ment outposts at Tipitapa, and were 1orcfo
to retire after an exchange of shots
Dr. i,ampari the italian Consul General
at Managua, resigned to-day his otf1ce rs
president of tho Red Cross on hearing that
the government had ordered its surgeons
not TO engage as hospital attendants any
one suspected of being a Conservative
The government is pushing the work OF
recruiting here Three Maxims have been
mounted on the steamer Manasua and an
clher on the steamer brought from Corlh'o
by rail and launched on the lake at Mono
tombo.
President Madriz is said to he unwilling
to give General AureliO Estrada, brother "t
the revolutionary leader, full powers to
treat with the insurgents, but probably WIZ
send him jointly with Rudolfo ESpinoSa
and F'rederlco Sacassa as representatives
Of the Liberal party to discuss terms only.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. r

MONDAY. FEBRUARY Il.
-.-sr,aoc. Eararnariho nVI 11:oO a m 100 . m
TUESDAY FEBRUARY y.
r,a.-.,,, ro..or5a,, tIoII-Aro -- 800 m
t,oorsrI,,orja IIauh.g JI-Aul II % a
Mohawk. Jacksonville. CLYDE --- I;o" III
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Principe iii Piemonte reported as @st miles
east of Sandy Hook yesterday. is eA-
rected dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:49; sunset. $40 moon sets, 800;
Moons age, days.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings at s Saturday Matinee at >
To-day Mat.-Tosca Mile Farrar; IN; NM Ts Bonci'
Tonight at 7:45-Tristan und Isolde Mines
Gadski, Homer; MN. Burrian' Amato: Bla5='
MghImann RE Reiss Po aal %0%d Ppc P@seaniRl Tnncor
Mischa ELMAN. Mines. DeIna, Fornia, Mau-
hourg; NM. Jadlowker. whitehill; Wither-
NEXT WEEK:
Mon Eyg-FalstaT,, Tues. Wash B.dayl
Evg.. specI Perfce-La Gioconda Mines Des-
tim. Homer, Meitschik; NM. Caruso, Amato.
de Segurola Cond.. Toscanini. Wed Evg.-
Evg at s:15-Don PasquaIe- sat. Mat.-Aida.
Mines pestnm Homer osif sRarkfs 96 NM SaTTSG
sat Evg at 7:3O-WaIkuere. MINES Gadski.
Fremstad. Flahaut; NM. Burrian. Sooner.
Hnckey- Cond-. Hertz.
At The New Theatre
Next Week; Tues Evg.--Maestro oil Cap
peiia and AIessandro StradeIla. Wed. Aft-La
File de Madame Angot.
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Mon. Evg., Feb; 2lILa Boheme; Mines Ear
rar. Alien; NM. Bonci. Gilly. de segurola, Res
WEBER PIANO USED.
MANHATTAN sstf 3FEEA af : HGGsE; Sc" sx.
To-day Mat. at LUCIA Nine Tetrazzni
MI MeGormaGk DrHas Il mics cayaiisr
Miranda. Trenttni Nine. Duchene' NM hat-
"'SgIs> SUNDAY. s:so-Grand Concert-sAMsON &
DFJjT,U Nst act in concert form), with
Mile n Alvarez, NM. Lucas, pufranne. Crahbe.
Waller and Chorus; also Mile lnez Ioiivet
yiolinfst and RGOLETTO quartet, with
Miles. Miranda. Gentle: NM Harold, Folese-
Entire Manhattan Orchestra
Mon-RIGOTETTO. Nine Ietrazzini, Nj.
Mccormack. NM. Renaud. Gilbert Tues
IWashington's Birthday Matinee. 2:3e--
FIFKTRA. Nine. Mazarln, etc And evening
at s-TALEs OF HOFFMAN,; NIL csva-
iieri NJ Rcnaud. etc. Wed--LoClsE, Miss
;srden Nine. Doria. NM Dalmores, Gilbert
ETC Fri-LUCIA. Nine. Tetrazzini Mr.. Nc
C,orn1ack NJ Sammarco sat. Nat-LOClSF.
Miss Garden. Mime. DORA, Nm. palmores. Du-
franne etc sat Eve. popular prjces)--
m-CGIFR OF NOTRE DANE
htNs
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

Bluefields. Feb. 1S.-General Mena teie-
graphs from San Vicente. plantation be-
tween Lamanga and Acoyapa, that he oc-
cupied San Vicente and held 1t against
three attacks made by the government
forces on Tuesday. The fighting began at
dawn and continued for five hours A teie-
gram from another provisional official SAYS
that RluefeIds will he able soon to cele-
hrate the occupation of ACoyapa. when is
twelve miles from San Vicente.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

At The New Theatre
Next Week: Tues. Evg.-Maestro oil Cap
peIii and AIessandrO Stradella. Wed. Aft-Ls
File de Madame AngOt.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

At the BrO0kIyn Achdemy OF MUSIC
Mon. Evg.. Feb. Ella Boheme. Mines Far
rar Alien; NM Bonci Ciilly. de Segurola, Res
chigIian Ananian. Gianoli Tecchi. Cond. Podesti-
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

HIGH WATER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.

Subject OF lesson Sermon, Mind.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
Sacramento snd Scott Sts.-Sundsy at IL a. m.
and D. m: Sunday school at IL a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at O'Clock.
Free reading rooms, 720 Chronicle bldg, open
daily, except Sundays and holidays, from 10
10 5;3o p. N.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST. Hendricks hall. 454 Valencia st.
near l6th-Sunday at IL a m.: Sunday
school same hour; "Wednesday evening meet
ing at O'Clock. Free reading room, Anglo
bldg, 18th and Mission sts., open IL a. m.
70 p N. and TO p. m. except Sun
days. holidays and Wednesday evenings.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
$50 Shrsder 81. near Haight-Sunday at IL
A. m: Sunday school. $3.50 a. m; Wednes-
Day evening meeting at O'Clock. Free read
ing noon. same address, open l to p m,
except Sundays and holidays.
All are welcome TO attend the meetings and
visit the reading rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
FEMALE HELP wANTED-continued

FEMALE HELP wANTED-Continue
AAAAA-Ycung women wanted as operators By
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
must be bright, neat in appearances, between
the ages Of IS and Is years. Of fair education
and unquestionable character.
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
ATING ROOMS.
PLEASANT REST AND LUNCHROOMS
LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN
ING
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE.
For full particulars call, preferably be-
tween $50 a. m. and II noon, at the Operat-
ing School, Telephone Office, 2015 Steiner st.
corner Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
MALE HELP wANTED-conti.ued

HOP PIcKINC-CoME ALONG AND PICK
HOPS: LAST CHANCE OF THE SEASON;
HIGHEST PRICE PAID. OUR SPECIAL
TRAIN LEAVES FOR UKIAH MONDAY
MORNING. AUGUST %, AT S:15. BEAUTI-
Full CAMP GROUNDS; DANCING EVERY
NIGHT. TENTS, FIREWOOD AND PURE
SPRING WATER IN ABUNDANCE FREE.
REDUCED RATE TICKETS CAN BE HAD
ONLY AT OUR OFFICE. BAGGAGE
CHECKED FREE OF CHARGE. TICKETS
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. OPEN UNTIL
P. NJ, SATURDAY, AND FROM A. NJ. TO
P. NJ, SUNDAY, PROVIDING TICKETS
LAST.
e. C. HORST CO., $50 PINE ST., s. F.