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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20
MEATS THAT ARE
FREE FROM DISEASE

You have the assurance OF the U.
S. government that in all U, S. In
spected meats all diseased, unwhole-
some and unclean meats are condemn.
ed. All such meats that are found
to be clean, wholesome and free from
disease are stamped by the govern
ment officials ~. S. Inspected and
Passed. and are permitted to be Of
fered for sale at the local meat mar
kets. Some markets handle unlnspect-
ed meats as we'll and unless you see
the little blue government inspection
stamp on each carcass 1t Is not U. S.
inspected Look for the stamp as you
enter your market
OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION co.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20

in observance OF a pair, and after The
roll call was concluded Senator Dill
llngbam and Senator Martin were
compelled 20 rise and ask 10 b. cX-
cused because Of pairs.
No objection was made.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
PRIVATE CARRIER" DEFINED
Commission Holds It Subject to Inter
state Commerce Law.

Washing ton, Nov 1-Reafirming its
right to exercise jurisdiction over private
cars when used for conveyance Of theatri-
cal companies and the like, the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day announced Its
views as TO a railroad claiming TO be d 'pri-
vate carrier" It denied petition for rehear-
ing in the case OF Fat" Chappelle against
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. The
commission says II cannot recognize the
right Of the defendant TO claim exemption
from the provision OF the interstate COM
merce law as to any service it renders as
4 carrier Of persons or property
IF it is a private carrier as TO private
cars or any class Of private cars" the de
cision says. 1t may carry such cars free
Of charge or at any rate that 1t may
choose differing and distinguishing be
tween each party or car that it carries.
such a construction Of the law absolutely
nullifes it as to ali private equipment
whether carrying passengers or freight.
~ carrier may no doubt lawfully refuse
t5 carry certain classes of private equip
neut. but it may not distinguish between
private cars that are owned by negroes and
private cars that are owned by whites, nor
between private cars owned by Armour &
Co. and private cars owned by any other
concern
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
GARY WELL PLEASED
Says Steel Situation Gives Prom.
ise Of Betterment.

Ex-JUdge z. II. Gary, chairman Of the
United States Steel Corporation, talked yes
terday of the outlook in the steel industry.
There has been sufficient improvement
in steel conditions over the last several
weeks to warrant the statement that the
foundation has been laid for continued bet
terment." he said. Sentiment has Inn
proved and confidence in the future has
been strengthened.
There has been considerable discussion
as 10 whether or not the railroads will enter
the market as purchasers OF equipment
The counTy's large crops and the growth
Of business in general makes necessary the
consumption Of a large percentage of the
coUntry's steel products every year. and
the present Indications are that the rail-
roads will begin to buy rails and equipment
in the near future.
The steel industry is on a solid basis
AS matter Of fact. it has not been beyond
the control OF manufacturers in several
years, and the outlook at the present time
is encouraging. Manufacturers are work
ing for stable conditions in the steel trade
and there are no signs of disturbance any
where.
THE Steel Corporation was never in
better shape-physically or financially Our
efforts are devoted to the upbuiIding of the
property not to stock market fluctuations
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
LOOKS BAD FOR THE DUCKS
Hunters Invade Lakewood for
Opening Of Season To- day.

Lakewood. \. J.. Nov. $50 many men
carving double barreIled shotsuns came
70 Lakewood to-day that the resort ar-
pesred 70 be under martial Law Every
train from New York discharged scores Of
Passengers armed iu this way. on irlvesti-
cation they proved To re duck shooters
getting On the scene early for the opening
Of the season to-mCrrow.
Ducks of al kinds, especially wood and
black ducks. are unusually plentiful in this
section this fan Around the arms Of
haTnsgzt Bay and the fresh water ponds
e7ae streams that empty into II the tell
tale guack has been heard for weeks. This
ha@=eaused hunters 10 regret that The law
has postponed the opening Of the season
from September 10 November . this wear
Foachers. with ma regard for the law. have
been banging away at tire focks after dark
ana before sunrise and have baeged some
good birds
Most Of the hunters are making their
asad4larters al the Laurel House, which
looked like an arsenal tonight 4 7
Alrphy, the manager, reported that never
pelore has the management received 50
many reservations from sportsmen desir-
-ng 10 shoot in Baruegat Bay. which is con-
siaered the best duck shooting trap along
the Atlantic sea board.
Among the New Workers who registered
a. the Laurel House 10 be on hand for the
hnocilnE tomorrow were William O TnrIfs
Frank TufoTd Clarence Porter. William p
Jenkins, Charles +. Schmidt Cleveland
F3nF2n. John ". Beers, r. D. Farber
Homas +. Gleason, Thomas 2. Fitzsfn-
mons {. II luke and ". o. Bartlett.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
NEVADA COPPER ELECTION
President Phillips Is Out of the
Directorate.

Portland, Ne. Nov. Several changes
we're made in the directorate of the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company at the an
nual meeting held here to-day S P Gug-
genheim and J. n. Steele taking the places
Of James Phillips, ir., Of Boston, and G
Hartmann Kuhn, OF Philadelphia The
board nov consists Of Murray Guggenhein.
: r. GugEenhein1 ( ". Eccles. c. N. Mac
Neil Charles Hayden Z. c. Jackling, ".
Z. Bennett. Judd Stewart J. n. Steele W
Il. Smith and ". 3. Thompson.
With the exception of Messrs. Bennett
Stewart, Steele and Smith. the members of
the Nevada board are also directors of
the Utah Copper Company. which controls
the Nevada
President Phillips stated that the COM
rsnv produced 62.779.542 pounds of copper
during the year ended september 80. at
cost of 7.o5 cents n pound for which it
averaged 1915 cents. The net profit for
the year was S3,5So.7S7, from which ST.
9S2.6+4 was paid in dividends
Since the last annual meeting the COM
rany has acquired the Cumberland Ely
Copper Company. and still holds an inter-
est in the Nevada Northern Railroad and
the Steptoe Valley Smelling and Mining
Company
Frank II. Hills Daniel Guggenheim. ST.
las ". Eccles. W HinckIe Smith, Charles
Hayden. Murray Guegenheim. William F.
Bennett. Charles NJ. AacNeHI and Daniel
C, Jackline were elected directors of the
Nevada Northern Railway Company.
Nearly all the directors are residents of
New York.
James Phillips. jr-. has been president of
the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
for number Of years. but in view OF the
fact that ne led the opposition against the
Guggenhein interests last spring when the
merger Of the Nevada Consolidated with
the Utah Copper Company was planned,
ii Is thought probable that he will now be
replaced. The merger was eventually car
ri7d through c. Hartmann Kuhn, who
also resigned as a director. joined Mr.. Phil
lips in opposing the merger.
Mr. Phillips said Yesterday that his rea-
son for not remaining director Of the
Nevada Consolidated was that other prop
critics in which h was Interested de
manded his attention. and that in view Of
the high state of efficiency and complete
ness of the properties and plants Of the
Nevada Consolidated. he felt that he could
retire with the feeling that the company
was resting on a solid foundation lie
added that ne was still the largest individ-
ual holder of the comPany's stock
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

The November circular of the National
City Bank in 3 discussion of the problems
involved in the establishment of the Postal
Savings Bank system after detailing the
features already approved by the board Of
trustees, continues:
Another matter to which the board Of
trustees has given considerable thought is
TO the character Of securities that shall
be received bv the government from postal
savings depository banks. The law pro-
vldes that the board of trustees shall take
from banks receiving postal funds such
security in public bonds or other securities,
supported by the taxing power. as the board
may prescribe, approve and deem sufficient
and necessary 10 insure the safety and
prompt payment OF such deposits on de-
mand." Up to this time the matter has
proceeded no further than a general eX-
change OF views among the officials. but
they are practically agreed that as liberal
as Is consistent with safety. II Is pointed
out that the law clearly intended liberal
treatment of this question, inasmuch as It
made available for security all bonds SUP
ported by the taxing power
Bonds issued by city park boards, when
such boards and bonds are authorized by
bonds, ana others of the same general
character, il Is said, can legally be accept
Secretary aof the Treasury, who likely Will
be charged with the duty of passing upon
the acceptabLity or the bonds offered, VIII
follow the clear intention of the law and
otherwise encounter in obtaining bonds for
deposit OF course United States and other
bonds now accepted against government
deposits will be available
Naturally. the Treasury Department is
vitality interested IN the new Postal Saw
ngs Bank system. If it is a success, as
there is every reason TO believe it will be-
postal deposits in large amounts will help
10 solve some very serious Treasury prob
lens. 1t IS within the probabilities that a
large accumulation Of postal deposits may
obviate the necessity for an issue Of Pan
ANA bonds. If this should prove to be
the case, one Of the most serious compli-
cations Of recent times so far as the gov
ernment bond situation Is concerned will
have been solved. Readers OF this circular
will recall that il would be impossible TO
issue Panama bonds under the authority
contained in the tariff act Of August 8,
1909 without discriminating against the
S731 100000 per cent bonds already out
standing, unless Congress should In some
manner adopt the suggestion made by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to adjust the
tax on national bank note circulation so
as to give the latter at least the benefit OF
It is obvious that since postal deposits
bearing per cent interest per annum may
at the option or the depositor be exchanged
forx United States bonds bearing 2Ia per
cent per annuIn, the general fund in the
Treasury may az some time or other be
augmented TO such an extent as will enable
Fhe government TO pay for the remaining
Panama Canal construction out of that
fund.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
PROPOSALS.

MANUFACTURES or COATS AND 6REECHEs-
Army Building. New York City. Oct >. 1910
sealed proposals. in trtplcate, VII pc recsts Cd
bs~~ until / % m. Nov .. 1910. ana then
opened for Misunderstanding the following Oiivs
I-rab Clothing las. COO cotton ccars. 1iT.Seo
NreoIlsn coats l3O 600 pairs foot and 2Soco pairs
mounted cotton brsechss- 500 pairs foot and
23 600 pairs mounted WceAen ereeches also
plica5ion. Envelopes cOntaining proposals should
be endorsed Proposals tor Goats and 5reeenes.
10 - opened Nov A. 1910 and addressed %
Lieut. col n GRAY ZALINSkI. Deputy Quar-
t.runsstsr General Z. = A. Depot 2 NJ
SE.IEr, PROPOSALS IN rRIPLICArE WILL
Inluaigrasiou Eilis Island n Y. n. until $50
% m November 10. 1910 and opened inlneci-
stsir therea fter for ali lanc- and n,atsria-s -
auired 10 erect temporary structlre 81 Saessry
PARK New York CITY, for TIRE y = Ir.nixrataen
Ss-ytes Particulars and limitations scverrfrS
bidders may oe octaned upon appiiesSoo %
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Ccr.missiensS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
WALDO FORMS NEW FIRE BUREAU.

Fire Commissioner Waldo announced the
creation of a new bureau in the Fire De-
partment yesterday which will, in his opin-
ion. eliminate much waste of clerical labor
and fix more accurately the responsibility
for the supplies of the department.
The new bureau. Of which Deputy Chief
Guerin has been made the head. is called
the Bureau OF Repairs and suppIlea
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
BOOM FOR CORNELL ATHLETE.

Ithaca. y 7. Nov. Hugh Jennings.
manager Of the Detroit base ball club.
Daniel 4. Reed, football coach, and John
= Noakley. track coach. all Cornell men
are among tie signers Of a circular letter
which is being sent 20 all Cornell alumni
or the state asking their support for
Thomas 7. Fennell, candidate for state
treasurer Fennen won his Gu in foot
bHI and on the track while a student a.
Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male


RITTER and USEFUL MAN-Colored; ten
years reference. one employer willing 70 be
generally useful; city or country. H. Misc
TitzgeraIds Bureau, sos 5th ave, entrance on
42d St
COACHMAN - Single. well experienced; all
around dut!ful servant; not afraid OF work,
dIsengaged on account Of change to automobile,
sober honest: references; anywhere. Nj n, 2o3
East 4sth st.
GARDENER : Frenchnan: long experience
under glass and outside: take good care hrst
class private place. reference Address l. L.
155 9th ave. .
MARRIED COUPLE on farm gentleman
place: man life experience in everything con-
cernin1 farming livestock; handy with tools;
used 10 handling men. wife good houSekeeper
and cook houseworker and laundreSs; man, 4O
wife 26; very best references H b. Box "a
Tribune Office.
ITsEFT-I. MAN; Swede care for horse.
COW chickens; soma gardening; would take
care Of furnace Carl, care Mathewson Agency
SIS 9th ave Tel S7s Bryant.
Y0T7EC3 CPT7LE-EngIish; want position to
take charge OF bachelors apartment do
entire work Of a small family; man excellent
butler and valet wife good plain cook; refer
ences for honesty and competency; go any
where: TO washing Butler. sos West 46th ST
Tel 1o43 BRYANT
WAITER and USEFULA-By exceptionally neat.
presentable young Scotchman, lately landed
likes hard work; good referencesi Moderate
wages. Irwin Employment Bureau. 81 west
11th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
SLUMP IN HOG PRICES.

Cleveland. Nov. Hog prices have
dropped approximately 20 cents in the last
eight days according to quotations on the
local market to-day Dealers say that fur
ther declines will come before the end Of
the week and that the end is not In sight
The biggest corn crop in history is assigned
as the cause
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FsmaIe

femaIe
Ooh-FIrst class excslient for party din
preferred; references F7aberfvsS Agency. 4sJ
Columbus ave Tel 741 River,
COOK with first class ref.rercs. .i,v mr. short
smit6;[ Ssancv v0uatrg aL M D.. Miss MarssadTSeo6
Bryant. 81
Cook.-competent. reliable. middle aged
woman excellent cook. assist laundry; thor
city reference ADDRESS preLerrsd' esPs
Eeeven. 10 East 122d st
HoUsEwoRK-Genera houseworIr or second
work oy partly trained girl; nice neat
Agency. 4s2 Columbus ave. Tel 741 River.
HoUSEWoREER-- German Pro.sstsrt. good
Cook ana Daker; friend frst-class lauudress'
city Or cut. Phone -sss2-PiaHa, MorroW's
Agency. 81 lexington ave. corner 5sth st
HOUSEKEEPER working. in rentlemzn's
private apartment; steady respeSfahle mid
die aged woman; Is good cook and ear take
Sntne S en2rse; can be highly recommended. Ad-
.tSs z.I J. NJ j. care OF Anne. Phillips i4T East
AOusEKEEPETs. companion. generally useful.
5000 COOK references. Address. L. K Box
~, Lrlo1ne Uptown once. 1854 Broadway.
HoUsEWoRKER. young widow: boy IA
Iiooerate vases: country preferred. Mrs. Golfers
HogsEKEEPER Gus s.53I Or coMPANToN. : English:
nursing; permanent or day or hnr,r ESJtzC3er-
aaI1 0u1ssG, 913 0th ave entrance 42d ST..
kITCHENMAIp.-Neat young Norwegian girl;
very willing; strong: competent. test refer
ences SO Osterberg's Bureau. T16 Lexington
ave Tel. 1868 Plaza.
LADY'S MAID.-French hairfregser- pscker;
good traveller and searnstress; excellent refer
ences. leading New York families FftzCerald's
b4reau. SOB 9TH ave. (entrance In 42d ST..
LACNDRESS. Absolutely frxt class; neat
SWeolsh girl; $50 excellent city reference.
waldorf Agency. Il West 33d ST. Phone 900
Madison. Mrs Mack. propr.etress.
LAUNDRESS-Very nice young Swedish girl;
will assist chamber work; willing ana oblg
ing city or country; references Flaherty's
Aeency 80 Columbus ave Tel TAI River
LIGHT HOCSEWORK Young woman;
excellent chamhermaid and waitress; good ref
srences Mrs. Golfers Agency. 457 18th ave, near
S1st St.
NURsE.-North German; highest reference; for
children from l 10 years; wages $50. Wal
dorf Agency, IL West 33d st. Phone 800
Madison
NURSE-WiI assist in other work: very
good: references; wishes position In
try. Flaherty's Agency. ass Columbus ave
NURSE--For two children, for New RocheIIe
wages so5 to $50; must have good refer
ences. Industrial Association Employment
Agency. Inc, Il West 42d. Phone, 521O-
| Bryant.
WAITRESS parlormaid; neat tall Swedish girl;
excellent waitress makes all salads; serves
wines. best references Osterherg's Bureau, T16
Lexington ave. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
WASHING to take home: outdoor drying.
Mrs. CLAYTON. 1S6 East Gath st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
SURROGATE'S NOTICES

0O1nOoNt : = NO
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPTIC3TT1T
for letters OF administrations with nodded
securtty-PurSuant 20 an order OF the Surro-
gates Court OF Nassau County notice Is hsrs-
hv given n ALI creditors aDS o.r.or. -
laims against the estate OF James z Martin
Jr.. late oc Great Neck. in the town Of North
ceased. that the undersigned intends 20 ap1Iv
Wednesday. the 30th day OF Novernssr- iat0
10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon tss-.
after as counsel can be heard. for Istt--s ..
James E Martin. Jr-, deceased. with naocf-.f
Siv1 Proe-ci1,rs and tsat Ts,, az. r.sos.
tae County Court House. IN MineoIs' Nss,srs
County, New York. on or before the day afor.-
said GLADYS ROBINSON MARTIN
IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRpER OF HON
.: Ssw s129a. I95 5ss S9sss ., : 5:re9y ysn g
present the sane with vouchers thereof 20 "a.
subscriber. az his place ot transactins s1sizess
at the once Of McCurdy & Yard. No. IS Broad
way. In Jse city Of New York. on or bssozs ths
dated New York. the 18th day Of Nav. fsto
- WILLIAM y, 5RINAERHoFF', Exscuso--
50 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. Nsv
York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDEs OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
persons having Claims against Eugene SaA- ~
deceased late Of ne The. County Of New York. 70
ss.hscribers az their place Of trslSacCiny bt,si-
ness at the once OF whitridss. Butter & Rice.
No. 50 We. Street IN The City OF New York
on or before the hrst day OF D4csrnbe- rsxt
Dated New York the 18th day OF May 1914.
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR-. SAMUEL WOOLvER-
TON, Executors.
wHTTRIDGE. Butler & RICE. Attorneys
for Executors. 50 Wall Street N Y
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
CT New York notice Is hereby given 70 all r-r-
sons having claims against Alexander Mcdonald.
late of the County % New York. deceased. n
present the same With vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber AZ his place OF transactins BUSINESS
No. Ie5 Broadway. N the city OF New York. "a
or before the nineteenth day OF November next
Dated New York. the ssventssnth day of MAY.
1910 EDMUND X STALL.O. Adrintsrratcr-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Nest Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel. 6G2469S Bryant $3.50 " 45th ST
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cl.ans
by compressed air. steam. hand floor.
1883 Broadway. <2i East 4sth 81. COE g.
BRANDT. Tel. 132-5sth.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

MAGNIFICENT s. s Arabic
leaves Feb. 4 rates 800 up,
including shore excursions: Il
enchanting days stop over
PRIVILEGES. Round World Tour
ian. p. Trans-Siberian, Mar
Il. Riviera in Jan. & Feb. and
80 European Tours SPECIFY
program desired FRANK 9.
CLARK, Times Bldg, New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

SIXTH EACE-For three. vear-oi5s and ,ip-
ward. $50 ADDED one mile and twenty
ards start good Won driving. place
zsme Time, "a zEir7er. Oh. c.. bv
FaG6'r-Lu-y G-itlars. Trainer. W Garth
Owner. David Dunlop
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOOKKEEPER or assistant %: German and
English accurate fgurer, excellent references.
Address n. H, 725 Angelique st. West Ho-
hc6en, n J.
CHAUFFEUR. q: aingIe: willing and strictly
sober; expert, careful driver: understands all
cars, motor ear machtnist. years shop: G
erences. 4. sass. 176 East s5th st
CHA UFFEJ- Gentleman. storing car for win
ter. recommends his driver: sober. careful
man excellent appearance. Loch. 123 West
6lst st.
CHAUFFEJ-P Single Swede %. reliable:
strictly sober and steady; careful driver; does
oEu repairs city reference. &. II. Lawson. care
Del Page, 50l West 146th ST
JEWELRY HOUSES.
position in first lass iewelry house, wholesale or
retail: act as entry clerk, salesman or ship
ping clerk. Address Ability, Box 81. Tribune
MAN, 2S TO act as salesman. collector; un-
derstands steno$raphy good at ngures.
TCRTER or SHIPPING CLERK-By middle
aged man; experienced; gooc references. Ad-
dress Francis. Tribune once.
POSITION WANTED where sobriety and
honesty will he appreciated. b. a man of
20 yosrS Office experience Christian. Box L.
Tribune Ofice.
REAL. ESTATE OFFICE MAN.-Six years ex-
perionce with very large concern. desires posi-
tior Of manager or assistant manager. b. c.,
Tribune oHica.
YOUNG MAN, honest, willing oblisinS; work
runner: useful good worker. Reed, care Paui.
215 East 122d s..
YOUNG MAN t20); years office assistant:
assistant bookSeeper. shipping and billing
clerk with one house: excellent references,
educated J. 6, Box Is Tribune Office.
Female.
ATTENDANT for elderly lady; excellent sewer.
also h5usekeeper, by a refined American
woman: city or country. Miss Dean, 326 York
st. Jersey City.
CNPANION.-Young English lady desires
position a useful companion 10 elderly lady.
GOOD reader, writer and musical. Address
y e Box 40 Tribune Uptown Once. 1864
Broadway. -
ENGLISH LADY desires position; capable
taking intelligent charge of children or
filling any position of trust. Address G, BOX
so Tribune Uptown Office, 1863 Broadway.
GOVDRNESS or companion. willing 10 travel;
highly recorlmeudcd- Industrial Association
Employment Agency. Inc, II West 42d s.
Phone 521o BRYANT. "
GOVERNE;SS S-North German; teaches French,
music. etc. highly recommended; wages $50
TO S3J. Industrial Association Employment
Agency. Inc. II West 42d St -
SIANSTRESS Competent seamstress wishes 70
go out by the day. Address B., Box TO- Tribune
Uptown Of7ce. 1864 Broadway.
ST'F,NOGRAPHER- - some experience; quick.
accurate. attentive % business, any nacnlne
81 X Box 10, Tribune Office.
sTENOGFAPHER.- Bright. ambitious beginner.
Is neat. rapid accurate. Heitey graduate good
penran wishes position: SIS; Remington and
Underwood opere tor. Miss a. Box 80. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
CLOTHING.

highest prices paid for sentienen's
Bryant.