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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12
BIRTHS

MCLEAN-To Mr.. and Mrs DIR. c. r.
Mclean of Eva, Hawaii, son, at
Maternity Home, September 10, 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

Belgium is a queer little country, not
quarter the size of Michigan; no
wonder the kaiser feels annoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
EXPORTS OF GOLD
RECORD BREAKING
$17,700,000 Engaged This Week
Largest for Any Similar
Period, Say Bankers.

Additional gold engagements for export
yesterday by the National City Bank and
Hedelbach, Ickelheimer & Co. totalling
50. 10000 brought the total thus far taken
this week up to si7.7oo,coo, the largest
amount OF the precious metal ever shipped
out Of the port Of New York in a single
week in the memory Of Wall Street bank
ers
On tho ST. Paul. sailing to-day. will go
IS, 100000, Of which Lazard Freres are
shipping s2ooo,OOo and Heidelbach. Ickel-
hemer & Co. 100000 Both shipments
are destined for Paris where all the gold,
except 81 200, 900. previously engaged on the
present movement has gone. on the
same steamer the National City Bank is
shipping 10000 gold bars TO London. The
Oceanic tomorrow will take 80 100000 gold
National City Bank. The consignment to
Paris to-day is made up OF s., 600 900 gold
coin and 100000 gold bars The total gold
engaged so far on the present movement
is $50 100000, or 81, 900 since the begin
ming of the year.
What was considered in banking circles
yesterday as an indication that the Treas
ury Department may be endeavoring TO
discourage the present outflow of gold
was the difficulty shippers are now ex-
periencing in obtaining double eagles for
their consignments. one bank in with
drawing its engagement OF gold coin from
the Sub-Treasury could get only half the
amount in $40 gold pieces and the rest in
eagles.
When it became known a few days ago
that the Assay Onice was about to have
ready some gold bars available for ex-
port purposes there Immediately began a
scramble among the bankers to get the
bullion. The reward went TO the institu-
ton which had its Waterman at the Assay
Office at o'clock Wednesday morning
When the other institutions made later
inquiries they found they had missed get
ting $4,000 in bars.
Max May, vice-president OF the Guar
anty Trust Company and a recognized
expert on foreign exchange, said yester-
day that he saw no prospect Of an imme-
date check TO the present gold movement.
Frankly, see no change" he declared,
although much depends upon develop
ments during the next few months. Gen
orally speaking. We should see a decline
in exchange after July /, but very much
question whether. in view OF the new
order OF things, both economic and politi-
cal. the level Of exchange has not been
permanently raised"
Demand sterling yesterday after mid
day advanced to 4.ss9Oa4 SSs5, a new high
record for the present movement, and a
level which has not been reached in years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
CORNELL YOUTH MISSING
Student Last Seen by College
Mates a Week Ago.

East Orange. n. j.. June 1i.-Chief of
Police William II. O'NeilI was in touch
with the Ithaca, y. Y, police to-day, in
an effort TO start a systematic search for
nneteen-year-o Scott DeGroat Harris,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Harris.
Of 60 Main St. Cornell freshman, who
has been missing week. The boys
father is a division manager in the
freight department OF the Lackawanna
Railroad.
The boys disappearance was not made
known to his parents until Sunday, after
the university authorities had made every
effort 10 find him. lie had passed the
majority OF his final examinations In a
scientific course in agriculture.
Harris was a graduate year ago from
the East orange High School. He was
last seen by his fraternity brothers AT
supper Thursday night, June 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
ARRIVED,

u,,., CNor). Msnzanillo June :. 70 the "es'
insia S. Co, with sugar. Bar, l,;SV NJ I,,. Z,
Wsssapeoua Jobos and santa lsa p. pJco
81 ,r,-ibo 10 the New York & Porto rlc0
g 60. with mdse. Bar, lsIo IN: >,e,lA. %
60, Anna ,FrJ, Msrscilles MaN . Nsp. TER
aad Palermo 80, TO w i Ei%es q Messengers
drst Sc second and 4so s'ee'ase
~ ,,ssrson Norfolk and Newport News, 70 .s'
Oh ropirior IS co. with passengers anu ''use'
eGA,sn!in'j - RIIt inn 10 the New York
PsIfrSore transportation Co. WIN
e1anniine s ssS oSlspns 10 the Southern Pacific
a. ritb ndse. Qauartine. 5:49 m. p..,,o
n soi Galveston. 10 the southern
Co with mdse Quarantine Wv - Texas Oil
Illinois, Port Arthur June T. 10 wv
ca yith mdse Quarantine, 5;4S a m; "A
p.,o,ss tEshan1 Antills MAY ~ bsnes o.,
ps-,n pss-e 9l Vita June and NueVl.as y ~
n. Munson IS Line, with mdse, Da6 q, IN the
Bermuda GER. Hamburg May 90 per vi
B,msurS- American Line, with mdse. BAR -
'M NJ. mn cuban. Santiago May c ,ha
NanzanIllo June . TO the New ioiN
Nal e. O. With m6se. Bar at q N. 1,r,-
Camilla cNorC, Antills June to the MUM
.,n IS Line. with mdse. Bar go and port
Nicholas Cuneo tNorl: r fS,n., ~ importing CO.
Antonio June 8, 10 the OuheO
with fruit Bar. m a rr.r,o Cab.llo
\ caracas La Guaira May 81 rue 20 piss
Jun. ? Caracas and san Juan mails and
Dele;t & Co, with rs p"ss'Ne9'
nose Bar 1920 m. ~, IN porto CO.
Ns,snsn tprl. Cartagena May 81 IoIu I'D
lsmh5s n santa Marta June . Colon 70
Kingston g. 20 the United FTnlt 40, m
rs,sengers mails and mdse. Bar s'oV ss,a
C,rbbean CBr1. Bermuda June g. 20 ia
s-Nn q son with ITO passenger Haii' ~
EerchsndlsA Bar. 1850 m. u.v IL and
peer pslavare (Br). Batoum NAY o.
ri,dsnhla Iune 10. 10 Norton, L''
With mdse Bar. 1915 a m. -, , Ycu,ou. T.
caster Hair CBr). PiseEus April j, ieu 90 Rio
c,lS,rs 20 Coronei IS Punta hrenss w. ,nns
&c Jsnsiro May l, 81 Lucia 10, sasith ritrate
and Norfolk 10 10 W Ryan VIZ"
Q, soda Bar II m. Nav and
King IdWal (BT), Buenos 1870 via T
81 Lucia June ], via NorfS * .; NJ ~
gsmn,on So~folk and Newport NeMe. 70
The old Dominion Sc CO. with passe"e
and nadse Quarantine, 2:S1 III. ~, o. 70
IA csmntne CDutchb. Antwerp MAY 80 "
DAWN T Warden. in ballast. bar, az Sc CO.
Seminole Saman9 10 ~, ndse. sandy
With passengers. mails ana muse
ssSsv gobs \ 7. June II. $50 m-wino
sslthwest. Hght breeze. clear; smooth se~
SAILED.
Steamer, Nsvsrino CBr), Taku bar 80
the fGer) Lisbon: schooner NJ -.
Baltimore ana san Juan: Saxonls NBll
pes Adriatlc (Br), Liverpool Dharies.
N,ati (span), Parrsboro; Apacne, &C.
unpab. JcffsTson' Norfolk: Helig OlsV
Dan. Copenbsgen; Pretoria (Ger1. nam,
krG: II Rio Galveston: schooner 70 "H' 20
Hrrar Charleston: Athinai (Greekl, II
fsut; sarramocca (Br), Beiize; 1I.rsS
Ger, Insgua. Carolyn san Jusn Juan TNnrS
! Newport News Eskasoni (Br), Newport
News; Roselsnds CBr). Baltimore; L Ssr.,.
Pert Arthur. Delaware, Phhauelphi@'
schooner Eagle Ning. Philadelphia
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.


an London. June i0-Roman Prince (br)'
New York via Cape Town, etc.
.n,oS June i0--Taurus (Nor). New YORK VIA
.ftgTambucO etc.
eseVerdan, June 9-Jupiter GER, New iork;
sanebester June lo-Dryden NBr). New lnrk'
ete1os Ayres, June 10-Highland Harris ier)'
,.Nen York Via Bahia, etc.
nvfe. June io-IA Lorraine orr. New York.
s ~ sio june S-Dnneiutha 1brp: New ao'N
SseAlee, June l0-Headley Brl, New forh
Ia y Nlncent. V, Port Natal. etc.
sneAy, June i0-Rsppenfeis Ger, New York
ia Malta
~soseyideo. June S-Fssten Prince (Br. New
aotk Via Rio Janeiro. etc: 10th. Honorius
n, BAHIA etc
ssns Kong June s-Indrani d3r). Yokohsms.
~ i@r Boston ana New York
ssples June s-Maylands CBr). New York via
t'ss.phta ana Kew York
%,.as.oNa, June II. sos a n--Carmanis tBr),
'VFk Tor Liverpool land proctede0.
SAILED.
se, ,s June 1i-Honington BD, New
NJ s, Aaisl. June e-psnyenty CB) iron New
en,,hl. NeNchwanZ, etc
fire-s a{b ,sor June u. l;So . m--Amerika Ger
Qusen.,sss aamesrg. New York via Chsrbours.
sss,ssss.1esn5.on ana chsrbo1rr1' New YORK. '''
A,rs.l sshe t-coneric OBJ from Buenos
\ konts,sssSsssw YORK; oswsstry d3r) (from
Nsr Yssss'ol. Mobile. eth. Dunstan (Br) Ifrom
ore.sys and Newport NeWO. Para: 10th.
.s,el. ss,,SS.,, from New York Via Kingston.
llssS' J ssn. s-MIrsmiehi cBr). New York.
lsnoe Jas. s-CsaT Russ, New York
Alrnsrss -. s-.eaeerta ntsD. New York
,xes Ys,s 'e-fsneiia (Fr) cfrom Naplss).
psss... ' IRE, is-,r,srid. an New York
Fofi-sr.i,,s.s Ottawa tNor), New work.
tsrs June i9-Alhinsia Ger. New
"-city OF Bristol ty,r. csic,,,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

second that OF the creditor and cate Nhen
Judgment was fled.
STo,herhod OF Painters. Decorators and Paper
Hangers OF America-N. Levine, May IL
1914; SJTT u.
Island View Corpn. and ID. Boris De Walton
or psyse DE Wslton-Terminal Lumber
Trim 20; Dec. 8, 1918: $265 Al
n, Y savings Bank-M. j. Mllliken; May 70.
1914; s., 23i 60. -,
Prudential Ins Co. o; America-B. Boiling;
May q. 1913; si.io3.
ssranac Construction Co.'S. j. Bloomingdale
81 aI.-Aprll 30. 1914; t23i ~.
Himalebalu and Isaac Frasner-state BANK
April -. 1911: s3Ts IS.
Grosnberg. Max D.-Chelsea Realty Co.; Juns
2. 1914; ftps.8j.
National Bridge supply Gov j. Frey; Dec
2 1904; 81. IJI 81.
ssme--T ]. Duffy: Dec. ~. 1901; ssss -
Cohen JOSH. schumei. Aprl %. >isii'
Si3s 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
BUSINESS REVERSES

LESSER & wEINBERGER, furniture.
1854 First sv, filed schedules, with liabili-
ties $S2982 assets. S90,27s
BELMONT APARTMENT HOTEL co.
Med schedules, with liabilities $3.50; as
sets. $4,000.
MILTON GREENFIELD, women's fur
nishing goods, Poughkeepsie. n. Y, filed
schedules, with liabilities s11.5s1; assets,
S7,543
ISADOR LEWIS. 953 Hoe av, new and
second hand furniture, 175 East 10th st,
filed petition, with liabilities S7,9Ts; assets,
Stops.
MCLAIN. CARLL & LEVY CO, dresses,
IL West 18th ST., assigned TO Harry c. Du-
rando.
JOSEPH SHERWIN, clothing, 143 Greene
ST., assigned TO Samuel Goldberg.
ISAAC WOLF. jewelry 50 Nassau St, as
slgned 10 Elkan Figatner 81 Nassau ST
SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET AMUSEMENT
CO, 210 West 9th ST.. assigned to William
Henkel, jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
JUNE II.
Ma attain.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than $500 were filed Yesterday, tho FIRST
name being that OF the debtor:
S62j ~.
". II. Aiexander-J: c, Harle s11. 2ie 81.
VI. j.. Beadleston-Same. $sos 90 'i'
NJ. Bernstein-H. Bernstein, sl527 s5
|. cohen-J. Cohen s SON s2$$ s5.
s cusso oS Wolf EesI co., s SCI 81 g.
+. Cerbone-standard Plumbing supply Co,
Maria Calcsterrs-H. .Alfani, sl,441.
o. Singer. Hslem. 81. IS.
Helen Evalenko--W NJ Sperry s387 Ga
f. Feigl-United States Lithosraph Co..
+. 4. Heinz. and W. c. shaw-F,rst Ma
tional Bank OF Brownsville, Tex, s14,-
X. b. Hsrwood-J. A. Colby & Sons. s2ss 80.
B. $. Hultz-Pertect Coatiront Pad CO.,
S2l9 03.
De sis -Isman-R. Laeo Scenic Studios. ST.
II. observation-disclosures Radiator Co,
J. Kesn-c,ty of New York. s274 a.
s. and d. Kohan-w. Zuckerman s2s458
Jennie Kamsler-H. 'llantz $685. IL.
Il. Hameder-A. Mendoovitz Co. Inc,
7. Lindfnger-Marins Ice Co. 1856 81.
W r. LAMBERT. ID. Pennock, 81, O30 80.
Ellen I,eonard-Chelsea Exchange Bank,
Pauline LEVIN Levy, adm. s3.5544s
Ethel r. Lishtstone-L. H. Gainsburs.
s3iT so.
p. J. LevssnnsSn and J. J. COh.n-M. st.h.lin
r. c. Msnning-w. schm.r. s7os so.
J. Morisrty and w. Horan-T. Sullivan,
Page. Charles E.-E. H. HInners ct al,
1921 80.
Pussy johnson il. J. Schneider. 1924.
Sears. judah HI a. Koeher $3.50 10
stolder John F.-M. Eggers. $500 Os.
Seditto Giuseppe. Restaino s2I6 Sc
scatcherd, John ~. and Emily S. Cary-H.
II: Hit Lumber Co, s725 80.
sullivan, Patrick HI. s. Lithosrsph Co..
sisserson. willism--A. Frankenst.in. 1921 a.
Tumeo' Louis or Louis Tomeo-B. Gianetto.
Brown Weiss Realties-RoysI CO. OF New
York. $25i n5.
Frederick J. Werner 4 Co--Chicaxo Society
OF Art Ncedework. $240l5
Forty second Street, Manhattanvills a Al,
mix. 5000 0s
Hazard Realty and Construction co.-R.o
Motor Car Co.. 81 .045 80
High Grade OIL Refining Co.-Cstarsct Re
ming and Manufacturing Co.. s242 49,
Harry Keller Cor. BentivoflIo, $aTs 81
Louis s bsrdy Pharmacy Co.-schierelin q
Mount Vernon Holding Co. and George x
Gibsor--J Barba. $50 81.
New York Central Hudson River Railroad
National Fire Insurance Co. OF Hartford
Conn.,. Leavitt. $3.50 10.
Park Engineering Col. A. Pope ct al,
Security Steel and Iron Co-PennsyIvania
railroad Co. S19503 az.
Utiiity Car Col. II. Yale ct al, S4s2 Sc
Third Avenue Railway Gov. Rcmer, 81,
66i IS
The Bronx.
Bambergcr. Leo--P. Steet se23 S.
Broad Really Co OF the City OF New York
A I. Merriam, 1888 40.
Same-same; $500 g2.
So nc--same; $3.50 IS.
Samo-sHme: 1886 ~.
Same-same: $3.50 92.
Cohen, David J. and Sam GoldberE-J Hoey:
1861 81.
Cockerlli & Little Co. Inc.-G.orse C. Lavery q
Co.: S1.p3I 80.
Eberhagen. Julia. NJ Barnett: 800.
Riley Edward wv. Schols: 5i4 ~.
strauss Annie-Dollar Savings Bank OF the
city OF New York: s5.9oi 81
schoeck Jchn--P. Bierorauer; x440 ~
schVarEler Joseph--C. w. Tarbot; $2ss IL
SATISFIED DEMENT'S.
JUNE IL.
Manhattan
The frst name is that OF the debtor the
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

and Colombo for Boston and New York;
1ndrarhir (Br), New York for Hong Kong
Cape Wrath June l0-Florida dam, New
York for Copenhagen.
sasres June il-saXolein. (Br). New York for
Ceste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
WIRELESS REPORTS.

~. Nsvretsuis, reported a. StS miles ess'
me HOOK at noon yesterday, Is eN-
Sec;ed to dcck his his, forenoon, r, .,ree,.a TO
sceE saturday forenoon 1000. % docE
" Tbe Ce'iiC 462, at noon expected 10 u0'N
ms afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Female.
WORK WANTED.
Male

A THOROUGHLY experienced young man
fully acquainted with office oetai work.
seeks permanent position where advance
ment Is assured. -. T., Box 10. tribune
Once.
CITATFFEti R.-Msrried: Al; preference on
gas or electric cars. Write 8. fii fremont
Az.
sTENOGRAPBER and TYPEWRITER, ten
years experience. wishes 20 locate with a
rood nrrn where ne can advance himself .
salary secondary consideration. Address j..
u. sirgel, So Cook st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Str. "Mary Powell"

Afternoon boat for West Point Newburgh.
Poughkeepsie. Kingston and way landings,
leaves Desbrosses St. l:45 =. NJ; ". 42d St.
F. NJ: w. 129th ST., 2:20 p NJ Daily ex-
cept Sunday. Ideal outing 70 West Point.
returning by boat or by rail. Si.10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Hetch Hetchy Maps Approved.

Washington, June ll.-Secretary Lane
approved to-day maps fled by the city
and county OF San Francisco for tunnels
and aqueduct lines. Hetch Hetchy res
ervoir sites, and the Cherry Valley res
erv0ir site all for the Hetch Hetchy
water project. The approval for the
rights OF way will permit permanent
construction work TO proceed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Agency
supplIes Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
.ros,,rs eIc.. to colleges. Schools and Fam.
ihss. Apply'to Ara II. }. Yo: -.G-FULToS.
~ Lnioa square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Female.

elled: specialty. stylish misses dresses
ThUrston. 5sT Lexington ay.. near 5lst
LADY OF experience would act ss guide 20 one
or more wishing TO travel Europe Address
a. Pierrepont st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
TRANsPAcIFlc MAILS

-.r,. $50 o. N.
yIT.T ia san Francisco)-Matsonis = 0-oa'
Hawai- Japan. Corea, China 'ia can luna q
Frsncisco)-Corssa .,''; c;t;ns philip
r;oss (yia San Franciseol-ChiEo,
pnies We .,......-.........Jun June -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

THE BERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
Madison Square u.il. broadway,
ua,Iem Branch Sis Lenox Az, near Eth 81
prooklyu Branch. ?iS-220 livingston 81.
Reduced Summer Rates Now in Force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

MONDAY, JUNE 10
r,r,r,s. Cristobal. Panama li;o m S'V' III
.,,.p for George Washington closes m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

pApTNrR and manager wanted with $4,000
eapltaI 10 enlarge a going business. 20
vino Importing Co, 31s F. ilsth 81
WISTEi,--An Idcal Who can think OF some
simple thing TO Iatent1 Protect your IDEAS
sNsedsd fnven;ions'' and How To Get your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph COM
pany Patent ATTORNEYS. Wash. D. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 Cat
p. M; lowest. 30 tat a. m: Nerase' 80
average for corresponding date last year 81;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. IS.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day ard prooapiy
SATURDAY; shifting moderate winds. mostly
west and northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


Male
COUPLE Cook and useful butler: both
thoroughly experienced; do entire work
4 wears last place. city, country. lndustrlal
ASSN. II w. 42d st.
sTENOGRAPHER.-A1. rapid, accurate; 10
years law, real estate and Commercial! et-
perience: highest credentials. Model Agency.
Phone 4527 Greeley.
Female.
CHAMBER MAID 9DAMSTREss.-Ass other
work; desirable young girl; excellent PEI,
sonal reference; city, country; 20, D9tnes s
Exchange, ga Columbus ay lei 9l36 scnuyier'
CUAMBERMAID, PARLoRMAID or WATT
REsS-Neat, tall amiabe Swedish girl; ex-
cellent chambermaid; very best references
Ostorberg's Agency, Ile Lexington sv' Tel
COOK. WAITRESS. Together or separate;
very best personal references; city or coun-
try; 1885 Domestic Exchange, S2f COLUMBUS
av. Tel. 9lS6 SCHUYLER
COoK.-First class; understands meats. soups.
entrees. ices, desserts; excellent reference
wages $3.50 Domestic Exchange. 32i Co
Iumbus av. Tel. sl36 Schuyler. -
COOK and WAITRESS ItAMBERNAiD-Tw
neat. nrst clsss Swedish girls; very eompe-
tent: excellent references. Osterbergs Agency
7ls Lexington ay Tel. Plaza zf -
CoOK--swedish. young first class every re,
references: $40. Oaterberg's Agency, 40 Lex
ington av Tel. Plaza ?o4. -----
1,5lIrPTE-swedish Protestant; man butler
useful: wife good cook DO entire VOTE: es
celIent references, country. OsteroeFs Aseh.''
Ti0 Lexington av. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
ITOTTSFWORK. Finnish Pirl; city or country
excellent references; wages. SO S50. Mrs
L.ehtPs Agency, Il +. 18th 81, Harlenl-Selo.
LAjTNDpEss- Swedish girl: excellent
Iaundrcss: d. IS shirts, collars; excellent rel-
erences. Osterberg's Agency, Tls Lexington av'
Tel. Plaza "a. -
NT'RSE.-Scotch. neat efficient: years
experience: fond o. eh''a tpSu MseNeill
Agency. II ". 3jth ~. -
sENMsTREss Woman with broad ex-
nsrIence in making children's dresses. de-
.iTss permanent position with high class
,tmtlv address Box 3I3. Tribune Uptown
Office 1894 Bway. ------
REss-PARLoRM tall, swed-
ish girl excellent waitress: take puue
nlace. beat references; $50. Osterberg $ Agency
gis Lexington av. Tel. 254 Plaza.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER or housewoksr,
English Protestant: thoroughly expereneee'
with child four years: moderate wages; hish-
EST PERSONAL references: city or country IN
dustriaI Asso.. II W. t2d 81 Bryant 9-Lv
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MAla

Mala
BUTLER AND USEFUL MAN - colored
wiiiing to be generally useful: can cook
ten years reference. H.. Miss Fitzcersld
Bureau, 90 9Th sy.. cor. iSth.
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v.,,el. Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York,
Thursday, June II,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. taSi suhse" CO.,
mons age u u.-rn
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INSTRUCTION.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
COOR--Protes,nnt man Of good habits 70
cook and bake in institution In country
100 boys and faculty. salary $50 per month;
assistants furnished Address Berkshire In
dustrial Farm. Canaan, y. Y.
MEN With pater;able Ideas write Randolph
Co.. Patent Solicitors Warrington. ID. c.
RELIABLE AGENT. 10 sell Guaranteed BONDS
Must have good reference. VIII pay salary
or commission. Permanent position. Graves
Mortgage Co, Sslina, Kansas.
Female.
WOMAN Assistant cook; salary. $50 per
month references. Address Berkshire
Industrial Farm. canaan, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Humidity.
barometer Readings.

a.. m. 2oSs | p. m. 29.s4 p. m. 20 So
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken al p NJ
frpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

Tn. nr,t nam. is that Of the debtor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

COUPLE Cook and useful butler: both
thoroughly experienced; do snttrs work:
wears last place: city. country. Industrial
ss IL ". I'D 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

MEN With pat.n;able Ideas write Randolph 4
Co.. Patent Solicitors. Washington. D. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12

cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
tventy-four hours, in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-27

above questions will come, l am per-
fectly willing to submit to your judy
ment. ] have lived in southern Idaho
for twenty-five years, have been in
business in Twin Falls County for
seven years, no excuses or apologies
to make. / was actively engaged in
almost every phase Of school work in
this state for fifteen years, and am
familiar with the wants and needs of
the public schools.
The law prescribes the exact pro-
cedure in the question of county d.
vision, and should | be elected, | shall
follow the course outlined to the let
ter, without malice or personalities
If l am defeated, exactly the same
course will be pursued in regard to
this question.
In case you see fit to trust me as
one of the three to represent you in
dealing with the above and all other
questions that will come before the
next legislature l shall appreciate
your opinions advice and counsel; and
in return for your confidence, pledge
my very best efforts.
Respectfully yours,
Adv. JOHN w. FAIRS.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-27
Democratic Candidate for County Corr
Oner.

Mr.. Crosby is asking the support of
the voters of the county upon the res
ord he has made while resident OF
the city for six years. AS a business
man of Twin Falls, he has made good
and established reputation tor
squareness and integrity and has al
so been actively identified with the
upbuilding of the city. Serving yeae
to fill the vacancy caused by the deatha
of c. J. Walker, he has altogether seq
we'd three years as coroner and has not
single thing against his record M
public office. AS a graduate of thu
Hohenshuh school of embalming, OF
Des Moines, and by twelve years a4-
tual experience, he has demonstrates
that he is fully competent to care for
the duties of the office He has at alf
times kept abreast of the new ideas
in his profession, having this summer
taken special work at the Worsham
school of Embalming at Chicago. ttsa
has for five years been connected AZ
active manager Of the Crosby & Cozns-
pany. Mr.. Crosby is a young man of
good clean morals, well fitted in every
way to ask the support of the voters
of this county.-Adv.