!, DESERET iq Continued from v- , F v - mum M. tAt , ' - UCH 77 ' First Page ' ". , reading medicine with the idea of entering medical school In the fall But was not at ease with this decision. When the subject of my future would come up,- Mother would recall Whitt the phrenologist had said. Father would merely say, "Son, don't become a doctor unless you love the work." 'Following my mother' urging,' I started to look for work In business. It proved a disillusioning experience. After wearingthin muck shoe leather in answering "Help Wanted" advertisements, made a list of Father's patients with the idea Of striking each of them for a job. The first person 1 called on was Daniel Guggenheim of the famous Guggenheim family. At nineteen, I probably WAS a foot taller than Mr'. Dan, which only increased my sellconsciousness. After putting me at ease', Mr. Dan told me that the Gug senheim family was going into mining and smelting and asked, "How would you like to go to Mexico for us as an ore buyer?" But Mother put her loot down on my going to Mexico. , Even though she continually ' fired our ambitions,-sh- - wanted to New train the on up Coming us boys at home, she Branch York from Long She thought of all of us living Was A. to Julius introduced her. Fifth near Walking along, one day, she pointed out Kohn, a retired clothing merthe William C. Whitney mansion chant who had gone into Wall at the corner of 57th Street to me and said': , "You will be living there some , , ' 4 a a v - e " ; : ' , Many years later when I told her had bought property on a , , , , , , ) , ' 1 t ' Freighter tams BREST, TRANCE Ell3EittE A A ih'n1I-(2- ,,,li ,,, - - ' - l' a- , b;mit Ifni .'s ft !, flott . - " or j. " ,5. fiY 110!,. 4.4. ' 26), ' 9t ' ; , : , 1 ' ' , -- 1 ' ' Now You ' : ' .fr, tool buy on co tiful color slides. Includ flash, 24 bulbs, 2 bona - ,f -- -' C.3 vwf , 1,1 tk t 4,401-- 11 ,,, - - - 7'414' tas ss el An, srviAlmteser p - i$4t 44-- SALE 0, t ' 1;b i004 t; PRICE . t ,4 ' " Solo-Price- 0 i9A t!tp : &Oil& fl A 001 ;110410Ftwr, , 40 and Regular $47.95 SALE PRICE ONLY Pay Nothing Down Only 11111 SAVE . 416;m2- a bifo?al weirei should be here's some rpal news for you! With Standard- Optical's-neINVISO Invisible Bifocals you y-o- eriroydeirTSIIiiTiistaiTt7TbaliTiil an 0 ar bifocal dividing line on your glasses.- i, f--- - l9, d,,) 1,)i io : .- 1 ,., 1,.,-- , g:', t)A 1.1,, y' --- --l"- . , ,,, 'of 8 ,... 0001 l',..' ' e,. .,,,,,....,,,.......,, , -- onto; promptly Cliod .A ,.4-to- memo iv - Pay Nothing Down j Only $1 ) t......, s 1;1 ( i ..,.: 1 ' I :s ... $110.00 SALE PRICE.. 4 1 t 4 4,1100 :11TV iSDP - lamp - Week SALE $24" PIK!! 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Your sign of $20.00 NOW on the FAMOUS SAVE 77-No- I ' STANDARDI ' Turkish freighter Kay. , seri rammed and sank the Spanish lishing boat Angelite 100 miles southwest of hers in the t darkness Thursday. A radioed report said the Kayseri rescued three of the Angelito's 13 crewmen trOM the sea. The other 10 were missing. HEELS 2500 South State Street rP .!,,,. (UP)The NEW p.M. , !' Beiat YOUR BROKEN OR OUTMODED: HEELS WITH at 7;30 1 OPTICAti 1 4,249-to- n pre-daw- Saturday, Feb. A r., a Wing . )',: s 4 ,, Father Was resident physician at the West End Hotel. He had two rooms, an office and a bed 'room. On Saturday afternoons Hartwig and 1 would go to Long Branch for the weekends. We on cots in Father's office-slept ' One day Mother told me that she had a piece of good news. Plus Added Astactions.. - Reprinted from the book, Baruch: My Own Story, bY Bernard M. Baruch. bY sPecial permission of the book's publishers, Henry Holt & Co. Copyright (C) 1957. Bernard M. Baruch. Distributed by Kind Features, Syndicate. 0171"---- -- Picture g 'Full of Mischief' Tomorrow: latekThe Market., ' , . :! Aweed-;finnin- FTE&EIVIVEM7 ted , dealers in glassware for drug. gists. Mr. Tatum, a Philade1.1 phia Quaker, took me on as an office apprentice in the late ' summer or early autumn Of 1889. My salary on this, !my first job, was three dollars a SamAs liavondotirs DURING THIS BIG 0 lip 37 SAVE UP ,' - BarclaeStreet, wholesale 86 , week:About this time my parents 7 their summers I Were spending at ,Long Branch, NJ., then one t of the leading resorts for boat: inu fishing, bathing and gam. ,, I FREE LIOVIE , York began to look pretty good Dick Lydon felt the same way so we quit our mining jobs and returned home. Somewhat chastened, I went back into Wall Streetthis time to stay until Woodrow. Wilson took me out of it. - ' - , it to me- - I had leamed my first lesson in money makingthat people who try to get rich from mining often put m6re into the ground than they take out of it. ' "" - " least-skille- d , - Fifth Avenue, she recalled this conversation. And so I tried - another of Father's patients, Charles Ta!! turn, of Whitall, Tatum & Co.! at : , - : , e Lydon worked alongside of me. eonMeanwhile I held long versatiom, with the men Working the adjoining San Francisco Mine shaft and soon decided stock never would thatmy matt 11;one golden expectations of the fast talker who had sold staying at the Palace so we changed to,,a boarding house.: I Also laid aside iny. New York clothes and went to work as a mucker in a shaft adjoining that of the San Francisco Mine., A mucker 'does the heaviest and manual labor In a mine. He follows a blasting crew., piling up the ,rock that is blown loose and putting it into buckets and cars to be taken to the surface. - , t " da, , a : tered-becam- - Ill-expec- January 30, 1958 Lake City, Thursday, - : , , obscure clerk,' I saw arbitrage, foreign- - exchange, - reorgardza--- tion, and speculation at first hand. The account books in which these operations were en; my favorite readMother tiAd. hlm she knew ing. I seem, to have had an inman he was stinctive aptitude for snich transjust the young : actions. looking for. Shortly after I came to Mr. "Who is he?" asked Mr. Kohn. he put me on the payroll Kohn, Without a thought:Jo, my three at dollars a week, But I gambling, Mother had replied, did...notremain with him long. "Aly sotwEernarmwas feeling impatient and adThe next day I called on Mr. Iventurous. Dick Lydon and I Kohn. He explained that in Eudecided we would try to strike it rope apprentices worked a long ' the gold and time for nothing, which was all richquickin Mothsilver Colorado. mines of He was not were worth. they who have a been er, might prepared to pay me any salary lent, did not object this time.prob. but would try to teach me things to After a long ride in dayi I should itnovc coaches; we zeachedDenverand be a businessman. ; gave WhItall, Tatum It Co. my notice of departure. Such to Cripple Creek, a wide open was my first entry into Wall mining town with saloons,- dance halls, gambling joints the Street. whole business. We put up at exactnew was My employer ing but not unkind. From the the best place in town, the Palace Hotel. All sorts of stories of first the work fascinated..me. and easy fortunes were quick Kohn Mr. Among other things Introduced me to the intricacies going around. of arbitrage. This called for a I decided to "invest" my' "cap-'ta- r iri shares of what was nimble agility at calculating in different national currencies, called "the San Francisco Mint" since even a fraction of. a dif- This was the first stock I ference in the exchanger-migh- t bought, Lydon and I didn't have mean a profit. Thus, even as an enough money left to continue ness. .iitr:7.-!.- Salt TELEGRAM, , Street. ne told- Mother that he had been looking for ,ot young man who would be willing to start at the bottom and be busitrained - I NEWS AND 273 Drive155 - Free Par k ing -- amp Gorey, Grunt Auto Perko end Sugar House storosido , ... , A r