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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-26
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Harry Hooper, another sor pIsys,
for the third outfleld position ~
II WAS originally planned 10 b,,.
the athletes assemble here. uren.,
atory 10 their departure for ~.
Hawaiian Islands. which would hs.s
given the SETTLE fans a charce =
see Bore Of basebali's celebrit,s.
The team. however. uill NEE, /.
San Francinco. 10 sail Nov. 4
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EVERETT SEATTLE
t>JTkt NltA> RAlIM AN

SEATTLE TO EVERETT ~ Limited
trains iosso a m and S.eA m Local
tram. s.se Use. $50. ssae. ietse N 70
M isso. re alse. , 40. tise. 80.
s,se. f.se. ssaa. s..k. iitA M daily
riek,t offfres@ seattle. Fttth av. near
W,.uake, Greenwood. Ajax pruk store.
stth and GvssuwoGd
EVERETr TO SEATTLE 90 Limited
trains 80 A ~ ant 600 y IN Local
trains SOS. SEQ. : 90. SEQ. s,oig 10 90,
IL 90 a M. ~ 90 aeon. 90 %. see.
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EVERETT. WASH
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Fills the banlshes Too,
ache Buffers Liquid Tooth pin.
Druggists, 25c --Adyertlsomen, W.
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1919 THIRD

Second fiosr People. IianL BuildinE,
Second and Pike.
Take Elevator or Walk Up
OUR PRICES WILL SURPRISE You.
OUR WORK WILL PLEAsE you.
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REAL ESTATE
,.,,luued from sixteenth page

o75 II OF 172d st. 75xlo0;
lord pl ,s,1 10 John 3 Simpson. Boil
lsrss yonq mtg Sq1. 0O0): 500: attor-
v y; SunrsDtec GO. i16 Broadway.
u Title 1syT Is So n of lSOth ST. 20 X
EYER !, = ,nrh. ref TO August knippen-
Jsrnsss Fsrry. y Y. June 3; SG'o23. at
~ DesOCg' wagner. % Nassau 81
,'isge AVE. s. 90 ~ o. Co." 80 80
SCI. 70 same; June 3; S6.b-o; attorney.
s,:,oy AVE 1918. W : 2SoxiGo; Gsi6Sripe
Nallsn 70 mtg 10000; 500; attorney,
r,sn, yu.,.rtee Go. lI6 Broadway.
M. Gua,.v KS otg3. vs. g, JXlOO; Frank j
rIsb - Dayid Hemmer. 500 West 49th
s.tVtssT, ~ S,rts 10000: 81. attorney. Title
lvh:a,. 90. no Broadway.
rISb ~ Cohen Construction co: Mar
1910. ye lois East 1881 at tmtg So
Gfesssnn9. 500, attorney. Title Guarantee
/, y IP5i,SiNs RID. 4G45. X: Value
SILT, 10 o. Abraham watsky: go West
r,sU 70 81 0npI: MJN Is: 800: attor-
d 81 'cSarlntec co. l76 Broadway.
ri lil-tp AYE n q cor Of 10th 81. %. TX
RLFpSs.ries T. Hoffman. ref. 10 Herman j
.pi ma suo. t1Sf Brook ave; June ?:
g1rih 81. as,,orney. Lawyers Title Co. 100
gos!tg,iSer 8. los II @ Of canal 81. SIX:
j'lIhi.. lev 10 Oliu r stephens and ano.
sr .u', "a Gerard ave; April 90. 1911,
~ s.,rrsv. ~ q PaIiscr. 100 William 81.
ayr sT g4q East. 4ON77.7: John Boyland
So o.r;e poerr. Forest Hin, y J 'mtg
IN. Iure .. 500. attorney, Title Guar
~ 90 eT s $50 II " OF 9Th 81. BOX
.-il.rt.srine I sylvester 20 John w Steven
q 80 rsst oath ST. May l. 81; attorney,
~ 30 Drvth.nicl, @O3 Broadway.
ii,',.Sr eT n 3. 1876 q " Of attn ave. 1I.dv
M Maria Rizzs 10 vincenzo Msr1aro 5Gl
80 - iossnh Reitano. So East 22sth ST.
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saaaaa ssssa 7
CITATIONS.


THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
York by the Grace 81 God, Free and lnoe
ucn.ent To the Farmers Loan ana trust
COMPANY Trustee. Randolph Ridgey. Ut,
Grace Ridgely. General Guardian OF lmoseus
Vidrelv Imogene Ridgely. Robertson Marshall.
tveoutor 81 mo Last VIII and Testament ot
Emma Marshall, Deceased. Eiizabeth -,
Ridrciy. Homer BARLEY, MARY Lubbock. Paui
Allen. ABBY Ferrera. Charles Ferrcia, Mary "
Rlcocker. William i. Mittendorf VI. e. Ny
gait Eliza clark. sophie ]. Wilson, Mine
Montague. Annie Robinson. NJ e. Baker. Grace
weldon coles. Grace Gidgely. and 10 all rer-
sons interested In the Estate Of charlotte
mind late OF the County " New YORK. De
ceased as creditors, legatecs next OF Kin or
Otherwise.
Send Greeting:
You and each Of YOU are hereby cited and
required personally 10 be and appear before our
Surrogate Of the County ~ New ork, a. Inc
Surrogates' Court 81 said County. held az me
Hal OF Records I'm the County u New hoTN.
on tho 9th day o. June. 1913. A. half past
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. then
and there 10 attend judicial settlement o.
the account Of proceedings ~ Rutger nee her
HilIer As Executor or the iast VIII ana Icsa
ment o. said deceased and such ~ you hs arc
hereby cited q. are under tho age or iNent
one years arc required 10 appear bN your guar r.
dian II YOU have one. or n YOU have none. 70
appear and apply FOR ono 90 be appontei, Or IN
the event Of YOUR neglect or failure 20 90 80.
a guardian viii be appointed b. the surrogate
10 reurcsent and act Tor yol 10 tho proceeding.
In Testimony whereof. We have caused ne
Seal Of tho Suirocatcg Court ~ tho said County
OF New York TO be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. ROBERT LUDLOW POW
LDIs Surrogat" or our said County, A. th~
County OF New York. the Sfh day OF NAV. IN
tho year or our Lord one thousand nine hun
1sssD DANIEL. = powpNFY
RP.H. Clerk OF the surrogstes court
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Louis SELF - Max Borck; 500.
VI Fannie Todd 10 New York Mortgage and
Security Co. $4,000
Mutual IIfe Insurance Co or New YORK 10
Banker5' Trust Co; 5000.
central Mortgage co 10 Anna walsh A.
500
Gustav r-aIc 10 Rebecca Falk: 81.
C'bristine Hoguet 20 John A HcCreery: 81.
Dora a Davies, admr, 10 Dora Davies;
| ANA Doyle to Mary y Fits $4,000.
Metropolitan Savings Benk TO Emma f Stein;
American Mortgage Co to Sophie Joaquin;
champlain l. Riley and sno. e1rs. to VIM 3
Edolph Hochs,irn 10 Minnie Young; 800.
WIN II NIehlish 10 Siegfried $500.
Mary Eifrinc TO Prospect Heishts Improve
NE Henry X Wood to Helen Brown; 5000.
Same N Kath i Brown: $4,000
same 10 Margaret y Brown; $4,000
same TO same: $3.50
Same TO Helen Brown: 81. 800
same to Margaret d Brown: $1,000.
Same 10 same. s@1. 900.
Same 10 Eliz l. Hamilton $40 600
same TO Margaret d Brown; $1,000
Same 20 Helen BroWn; $4,000
Same 20 Helen Brown; so. 900.
Max Ksshowitz to Harry jacobs slon.
Bsckie Eadin TO Harry Jacobs: ~.
Edwin kassing. exr, TO John II Brown;
John n Brown 10 Edwin s Kassins; $4,000.
William J Leitsch 10 William Haupt-
mann: 81. 80
Elise T UnderhiIl 70 Harvey Underhill;
New York life Insurance Co to Lawyers
Mortgage Co. S42 600.
Louis Mitchell 90 Lawyers Mortgage Co:
$4,000.
william 2 oesting. ST. to Lawyers Mort
esRe 90: s3e 600
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co
70 Lizzie W Kobbe. 500. 00O.
Victor Gerhards to Joseph r Dutey: 81
Napoleon Lew IN Frank J Free; 800 600.
Albany Savings Bank 10 Reuben T. MAY
nerd and nuo. trus $4,000
same 10 Milton Rauh: S45, 900
Susan Prineo 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust 90: $4,000
I United states Trust GO, trus. 10 Wood
lawn ,-emetery. <2t. 600.
sara & MADDEN TO Henry Elias Brewing
70. 60 200
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LIS PENDENS.

stsT ST West. washington Trust Co ~
CIV of New York agt Maud X Barclay 81 al
foreclosure Of mtsD; attorney, w Powell.
eaTu sT 80 and 81 West. Max NJ Warburg
.gt paul u pugh g. co 81 al foreclosure or
1nter. attorneys Stroock a. Stroock.
TAyIoR sT, " g. $50 n . OF Columbus ave-
"a 4%as nwo actions): Elizabeth Dooling agt
XngeIs h FITZGERALD 81 Al foreclosure OF Two
mtcs,- attorneys. Knox a Dooling
T.yInR ST y. 1884 n of Columbus
10 ,,e "a s,}5. Marie V Huntington agt An
ia y fitzgerald 81 al foreclosure OF mtg,
sttorneys Knox & Dooling.
LYMAN PLACE, cor Stebbins ave 81 81
al I. paul Armitage agt Wade Greene ct al
,to,sccInsur. OF MTG; attorney. a Douglas.
uifANL S'r. ia4; Jessie " Stafford AIT AIDE
linz N s Baird ct al partition; attorneys
a1rg ST n ~ 2OO6 u = Of 9th ave, 6cr9s o;
William II Rirkmire sgt Rnsdcrf co al al lac
lion 20 forecIose mechanics LEM; attorney, q
"uRo0NE ct. Sc cor Lewis ~. l5oKl25. 10:
Pelham Operating Co agt Minsker Really 90
ct al faction 20 fortclos> mechanics henl'
attorneys Phillips Avery. ~.
18TH ST, "a west: Christian Moller ast Ru-
doph Rodcl ct al foreclosure oil mtsj' at
MADISON AVE. ISL Leopold MAYER ss'
Miriam King ct ri foreclosure OF mtg, at
torneys, Myers a. Schwtrsentki.
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June >; yrs, per cent. $40 ooo. attorney
IpsMNeIs Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
,ra .sS ~, 44o East. COX irreg; John Herr
i,,, 90 Herman Savings Bank. 15t 4th ave /:
oo, ulo yrs; $4,000; attorney, Title Guar
ai,b-D ana trust Co. 176 Broadway
ltbIH ST. s g. 32.T n . of Webster ave
-Nlo'; Advance Fireproof Storage Co TO
lanes Ward and ano, 1920 Harrison ave
prior mtg l2.j0o) June .. due as per
pond 500 attorney. e u Bowling $50
,,dNTH ST, 1l2 East s. 2jx122 11x25x
i:@.l Sophie Rietmaun 10 Fricda Wacker. p6
west lGath st prior mtg $4,000 May 20.
yrs 5000; attorney, Charles A Furthman.
sd ave ana lfSth ST.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington. MAY -. 1918. TO-
Sealed proposals. VIII he received AZ the ONCE
OF The Secretary Of the BOARD of Commits
sionerq. Room 500. District Building. until .
o'clock p NJ. Thursday. June y. 1913. for
LAYING cement sidewalks in the District ~
Columbia Worms Of proposals. specifications
and necessary information may he obtained
from chief clerk. Engineer Department.
Room IeI District Building. Cuno n. Rp
dolnh John 4. Johnston, Chester Hardins.
Commandments u g.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE 3.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. : W cor IRON st FOR an open
air moving picture theatre, l. McGehee.
$50 Broadway, owner, + Pelhan, 80 Last
42d st. architect: $1,000.
Eth AVE, = cor 1O5th 81. for & one sty
moving picture theatre. lODN2p d stern. -
West 23d ST. owner; Sommcrfeld Steckler'
ri Union Square. architects, $1,000
The Bronx.
1eoTU ST n g. 90 n OF Boston Road. tue
sty brk stores and lofts - sXJ6, 2OXJs
Ferdinand Hecht go Riverside Drive. oe ner.
Fred Hammond 39l East l4oth 81, architect,
total cost. 5000.
1bgTU ST, II 9 cor Eagle ave, J sty frame
shed sx24 .; T.bling Brewing Go. 100 - Ann
ave owners. Fred Hammond, 3Sl East liSth
st. architect; cost, 500.
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doer Keoen. owner and contractor. Caroline
Stetler contractor. Sl75. 800
g5TU Sr. bulkhead on North River. "nl"o'
Calumet Iron Works act Curtis-BlaisntH o
and Burns BroS. lessees. Maine Electric Co.
contractor 81 99i
PLYMOUTH AVE. n ., ~ y OF Iulleue
ave 21x36; Harry Benin. sPt Albert knoeIlt4.
owner and contractor- SO 90.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

dA NJ FL"
INST ST. IA West. WIN iahey art Raipn
4 Martin 60 et al. July D. 1912 10y bond
Sl43 - l.,..
Sons AIT Sarah schlomoyitz ct al; FEB -. 1873
;l25
10Th ST. slT West. VIM & F1nbert AIT
Louis Strauss 81 al. Feb 3. 1913 $500.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

JINE =.
9Th AVE. n cor 18th IT. iooN5o. Rsphse
I Wokenstein agt Pauline and Josephine
Kuhlke owners aud contractors. Alfred
Kuhlke, contractor; $40.
NTH sT, 2ls East. Paul s Bolger sgt Thse
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKs.

HANDBOOK so t62209 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank i8 missing ANY person having
claim 10 u is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten DAYS or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and now ono issued.
BANKBOON No so, Oh OF the Union Dime
A, Savings Bank g. missing ANY rcrSOu having
a claim 20 IL ~ hereby called upon 90 present
tho same within ten days or submit % having
said psssbook cancelled and a new one Issued
RANKBOOK No 62s 100 OF tho Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person having
claim to n Us hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten DAYS or submit 10 having
, said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANK BOOK No 500. i3i OF the Union Dime
savings Bank s. missing ANY person having
claim 10 II o. hereby called upon to present
tho same within ten days or submit o. having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK 40. se.i5S OF tho Uuian Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim To II iq hereby called upon 90 present
tho same within ten days or submit 10 having
sad passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANK BOOK No se5 80 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Any person having
n claim to II ~ hereby called upOn 90 present
tho same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No 5455S3 Of tho Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing Any person having
q claim 10 n IA hereby called upon 10 present
tho same Within ten days or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No. ST. J9 Of
the German Savings Bank I'm the city OF
New York. corner tn ave and lith st. issued
70 Rose Weiss. Al persons arc cautioned
against negotiating the same. IL not returned
TO tho bank on the 18th day Of juno. 1913, a
duplicate viii he issued
LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No 427573 81
the German Savings Bank In the City OF
New York, corner ith ave and 18th st. issued
. 10 Erster BrZczauer Congregation krankcn
Unerst. Nerein. ~All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. ~ not returned
To the bank on the 18th day of June 1919 u
duplicate VIII be issued.
LOST. handbook No 5O2. 9S2 OF Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 90 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS. or the
said book viii bc declared cancelled and OK
tineul'hed and new one isued in lieu thereof.
LOSr--Bankbook No. 1.0fOlIo Bank for
Savings. $50 TN ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank.
LOST BankboolS No. ai3lll. Bank for
Savings $50 ith ave. New York. Payment
| stopped Please return book to bank.
LOST -BankboolS No. 3ts.0Os Bank for
Savlngs. $50 Ith ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book 70 bank
|
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AlTER ATlONS
Manhatts

18Th ST. 5S West, TO a : sly STABLE snp , I"ie
hlds- + Stumpf and @ Schwartz. $50 West Nth
~. owners: J n Knubel 900 West 4Sd st.
architects, 5000. - an -.
and basement dwig: . Rhinelander. -
William ST. owner; 9 " Sutton. 10 9TH ave-
ogTH ST 40 East. 10 12 ETY. lofts Bldg
KrOywen Realty co, ll3 Broadway' owner
n j Mansfield, 1855 william 81. architect
4sTH ST. 3. go II ot oth ave, 10 y
stv and basement dwlg. ! l. Barclay. 233
broadway. owner; r Chard. lol Park ave-
architect, $4,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,ans snd address Of grantee and attor-
ncyD
,tEper cent unless otherwise stated.
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The Bronx.

NEWBoLD AVE. 8 =. 1873 n v Of Castle
nm ave; 1 sty frame church. 2JJN1o5, Evan
snucaI 81 Paul's Church Kasamir Lonnk. 22is
TowoIl ave president, owner; Fred Hammond
3g1 Past i4ath st. architect cost, $1,000
WENDoVER AVE. = 8, 100 II OF "a ave
sty hrk stores and tenmnt. 81 oxil2; me
1asth at PRECEDENT. owner; " Mclaughlin
is3 We,t 9TH 81, architect; cost, 81 300.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Irenldle

KTTCHFNNA I'D Smart young irish girl:
experienced: 500 good references Miss
shea's Agency. 30 East 42d st.. room 70i.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER or COOK
First class. all branches; very economical:
good manager: would Ike position IN Green
witch: excellent references. Industrial Agen-
cy. II West 42d st
WORKING HOUSEK EEPER-Elderly Amer
foam woman in small family: reference
small wages: city or country. call. $50 West
Path at between 9th and 10Th ayes.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

TYPEWRITiNo AND TYPEWRITER
TifEW RITERS TOR RENT - Remington
80 or Z. Smith Premier 80. 4.
Three months f1r s.. FIrHt class condition.
RENISGTON. SMITH PREMIER Hud MON
AH'H NlslBLFS. s. per month. SO Tor six
months Prompt delivery.
REMINGTON TlPtNKiTtR COMPANY
Incorporated
5000 Worth 321 Broadway.
VICTOR VIsIBLE 10 Nassau at Catalogus
free. all makes taken "a payment: bargains
10 Underworld Rcmlngtons. Oliysrs snitha
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CATSKILL I hEhSISo
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A VALUABLE. complete lumber mill with
water power: need 81 600 TO commences
business; secured by the property worth
$50 600: half interest to party advancing the
money. Address for particulars. ALBERT
HUGHES. River Edge, n. J.
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between 25th aac
31th SITS. until o'clock q. m.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
CoACIIMAN- Unders,snds horses and gar
dens and automobile. four years in one
place. single. references. Address G. c.. 153
9th ave.
COACHMAN -Unders,ands caro- OF horses.
automobiles. careful driver. references. =.
e, 40 West 8oth ct.
ENGLISH coUPLE.-First class cook and
butler. excellent old country references
and indorFed by American employer, SO.
Miss Shea's Agency 30 East i2d st. room IOl.
FRENCH COUPLE wish position IN the
mountains as butler and good plain COOK
and laundress in small private family. 2l2
west 2Sth St "
GARDENER-Marr no children: under
stands care OF horse and generally useful.
uIfe cook and lpundrcss. we'll recommended.
Carpenters Agency. i54 9Th ave
MALE TRAINED NURsD with invalid gen
tleman or as companion. best references
fifteen years, experience no opJectlon 10 ' ,aa,
cling =. r., Tribune Uptown once 1914
broadway.
USEFUL MAN. SIS: good all around man;
outside work. Sarden. horse. COW. chickens;
etc. references. W, Mathewson Agency oio
9Th ave Tel. S7s Brya1t -
WANTED. 49, Position as superintendent on
private estate by man capable IN AL
branches Of the business. W. S. NJ, Tribune
once.
Female.
GIIAMGERMAT NURSE and WAITRESS.
Young Scotch Protestant good reier-
ences. $50 g.. Miss Hofmayers Agency
52o-32c 9Th ave. OH noor. Tot i52I Mad. so.
coon, also CHAMBERMAGD- WAITRESS
scotch, sisters. young women, eHceHeht
references: city or country MIS-. cooper
Agency. G57 9th ave, near 3sth st.
COOK Young Austrian woman with girl
~ seven: can do French and American
cooking we'll. country preferred. go. MISS
Shca's Agency. 30 East 42d St, room tol.
COOK Young Norwegian; city references
S35-SiO G.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 3-o'
2es 18th ave. 9th floor. Tel. 4521 Mad so.
COOK. First class all round cook and man
aver. $50: excellent references. MISS
shra's Agency. 30 East 42d ST, room. 1ol.
GENERAL, HOUsEwORK. = Neat colored
girl experienced: excellent references cltf
or country. Harlem Employment Exchange
2Il9 9TH ave. Tel. Harlem 23l.
HoCsEWORKER.-- woman, lately
landed: irish. neat. willing and oonsing,
city or country Mrs. COopeTs Agency oo'
18th ave. near 3stn II.
| UOU SEWORK. By neat young widow, WIN
| hoy, nye wears good cook and laundress; =, .
c.neN references: country preferred; sl-
monthly. Irwin Agency, ~ West llth o.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

| with name and address Of lenders Attorney
JUNE 2
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HELP WANTED.

Male
LOCAL. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED-No
canyassing or soliciting required: good In
como assured Address national Co-Opera -
tive Realty Company. V 1232. Marden Build 70
ing. Washington. n. g
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
OFFICE SSISTANT.-Familisr with detail
work. moderate salary. s. BOX II. Trib-
une ONCE.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN desires room IN private family f..
South Brooklyn preferred price no object
for RIGHT place. o. BOX 10. Trlhune Olllce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-17
BY THE SCISSORS
TRY TO BE Enact.

There is virtue, in eXactness that
will carry its possessor far along the
road of success. If you are exact in
your work you will make a favorable
impression on the people above you.
Make yourself familiar with the de-
tails of the work done by the person
Immediately above you, so far at least
as it touches your own work If you
are the kind of girl who can give an
exact reply when asked about some
detail of the work, you will be valu-
able. If your superior knows that
when you say q thing he can lay it
aside as settled, he will want to have
you around.
When you do not know the exact
answer, say so. To reply that you do
not know the detail in question VIII
do no harm. But to equivocate. to
bluff, to leave the impression that you
know when you don't. will only lay
up trouble for your superior and, OF
course, for yourself.
If you are ambitious to rise in your
job. take on detail in the work of an
other from your superior. He, or she,
has enough to do without bothering
over the countless little things that
attend every job. If you can show
that your knowledge and capacity for
handling these things are exact and
utterly to be depended upon. it won't
be long before you get rise
Slipshod work Is the curse of every
establishment. The girl who is never
guilty of it is the exceptional girl,
the girl of mark. The stenographer
who can reply exactly to her employ
ers questions regarding letters and
orders and visits and calls is treas
ure That employer will make many
sacrifices before he gives her up and
be willing to pay high for her SER
vices.
Why should you not be that excep-
tional girl? The prizes of life are
for the few who really take the trou-
BILE and do the work. You don't need
to exhaust yourself nor burden your
mind with all the details of the bus-
ness. but in those where you desire
to specialize make up your mind to
be exact-Atlanta Constitution.
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called the most wonderful work
ever struck off at a given time by
the brain and purpose OF man."
Mr. Gladstone was a subtle states
man, Mr. Voter He used to ac-
knowledge books Of budding authors
by the formula; Il shall lose no
time reading Your book"
TalleNrand said that Hamilton had
OWNED Europe never having seen it.
The same. aristocratic temperament
and insight certainly enabled him to
oedevn America Hamilton wanted
TO give the propertied classes an un-
assailable position in the government.
He succeeded beyond his dearest
dreams MIR Voter, who are your
heroes To whom do YOU feel in
debted for founding the republic ?
When We seek the Influence that de-
termines the character of the Con-
stitution, we must note that Samuel
Adams. Thomas jefferson. Thomas
Paine and Patrick Henry did not sit
in the constitutional convention; that
only six of the fifty-six men who
signed the Declaration of lndepend-
tAANG Md-t titAAiAttNcO ~ AAlG htAAbtA q
tions that resulted in a constitution
devised TO avoid the excessive dem
ocraey of the colonial governments
q constitution which not only tolerat-
ed but supported slavery and which
today is the chief opiate to make
craftsmanship somnolent.
As Emerson said of creeds. we may
say Of constitutions. they show how
high the waters once came"
Has not the time come. Mr.. Voter,
when We may probe the foundations
Of cur government without scandal
izing those who have never made
such an examination? Has not the
time come when patriotism demands
that every citizen be prepared 10 give
a reason for the faith that is in him
Has not the ine come when the true
American must have his own private
opinion of the philosophy of Monies
quieu and Hamilton. as the true
Lutheran has of Luther or the true
Methodist of Wesley? Did Montes-
quieu and Hamilton give the world
the greatest system of government
ever devised or did "Aleck" and
Charlie" flim-flam a busy and com
placent people?
"'The sins of the fathers shall be
visited upon the children unto the
third and fourth generation"