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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
LITTLE BOY
is CREMATED

RELLlNGHAM. wash. Feb. H.
The twu- year-oid son 81 Mr. Rnl
Mra. Cornelius FoEE. living A.
ppoint Roberts. near Blaine Wa
crsmatei Saturday. while HE
mother vas out uf the house FOR
a few minutes aud grandfather was
working In a field only a short dis
lance away. The bones Of tho In
FAINT wefs Eaihare mp after the fire
and hurlei on the spot and 10 re
port vas made 81 death until recent
Is. The home vas burned % the
around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
Susan o. Anthony Is IS

WASHINGTON. Feb. i5-Mlss
Susan u Anthony. the retired Lead
er 81 the woman suffragists OF this
country r. celebrating her sbth
birthday today Che received hun
dreds Of letters and kilograms Of
cougratulation from all parts Of tho
world. and was the guest Of honor
at a reception given by the visiting
members Of the woman suffrage
convention. which met in Balti-
more last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
Red cros. Gives $4,000.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
Red Cross has received $4,000 from
the Christian Herald In response
10 the presidents appeal for aid for
the famine stricken japanese. The
Toxic government has eabled It's
thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
Boys Destroy Trees.

A. Harvey. 1901 9Th ay. north,
complained 20 the police last night
that an organized band Of young
boys have been destroying property
In his neighborh00d for some time
past. aud that early last night hey
cut and destroyed several fine trees
in the parking strip In front Of his
residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

John Cruyitch who was arrested
In Rayenadale by Deputy Sheriff
Matt starwlch recently. was last
night found guilty OF larceny from
the person The jury was out but a
short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
TRAINS IN
COLLISION

LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. IA
mail train on the Pennsylvania rail-
way coilided with a freight train
near here this morning a terrible
smaHh-up resulted and the debris -
burning No one was Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
~sEH AMERICA FIRST"

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. f6.-"see
Ame~ce #f1rut- convention. COM
POSED - delegates from all western
states. opened here this afternoon.
Addresses we're deiivrd hy Governor
chafnbenis President n. II Cake.
~ thk Commercial club. aud Fisher
Harris. ~ salt Lake city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

BREVITIES


WARRINGTON, Feb 15.-This is
The sixth day that the drydock
Dewey Is overdue AZ Gibraltar. Bb9
has not been reported since jan
uary ~ Naval officials declare
they are not worried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
FIRE AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Me. Feb ia
100000 fire occurred IN the whole
sale district this morning.
Revival meetings being held NJ
First Free Methodist church In
croasing In interest. aud will con
tlnnn throughout week under the
leadership OF Or. Cawood Of Port
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

M. vas yesterday moved 10 The
wayalde hospital BY the health auf
,horltiea. where she will be cared
for until we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
M.lns elann up eIph. Yssr. Zee.

HAVANA. Feb. t5-Today is tho
anniversary Of the blowing up Of
the Maine In this harbor during the
night OF February IS. 1898. Tho
anniversary was observed here by
hosting the American flag on the
wreck OF the Maine and by a mo
mortal meeting Of American resi-
dents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
NICK GETS A
LICE Sc

WASHINGTON. =. 9. Feb. ia
Nicholas tonKwerth got marriage
license this afternoon 60 we'd Mfrs
Alice Gec Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

Cook Inlet Transportation conn
many has chartered the steamer To-
Isdo and win use her Tor carrying
supplies from Sunrise city 20 points
along the inlet. Hhe IL nov on the
Columbia river. but VIII be brought
here Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
100000 FIRE

HANNIBAL. Mo. Feb i5.-Fire
in the Atlas Cement company build
Iue al this place today did damage
10 tho extent OF 100000.
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woman TO che Pacific hospital " here
ahe died shortly afterward.


Woman 70 the Pacific hospital where
she died shortly afterward
The Boys story.
The hoy SAYS he was In An nd.
loinrhs room az the time 81 the
shooting. but Ia surc that his father
did no, fire the shot. lie was aise
taken to headquarters by notoe.
tive Phillips. and later turned over
to the police matfon.
The couple came "a Seattle from
Kansas City last July. Mrs. Lewis
opened massage parlors at lat aud
Marion In the Elk apartments
where she was known hy the name
% Del Reed. Lewis stated that she
had attempted a. take her own life
twice before In Kansas City.
Lewis was evidently intending to
leave town. a. he had over teul
when searched at police headquar.
teFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
NEARER AN
AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON. Feb IS Sena.
A., smoat, Aldfich and Allison
-, sn,ang those who discussed the
..Ilraa rate bills With the rrvai-
49, tAis moraiag lt Is believed
- President ard bis opponents are
sssrsf an agreement than ever be-
tare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
MURDERERS
EXECUTED

EBENsBURG. Pa. Feb is-ste-
phen Fellows and Jacob Hauaer
we're executed for murded upon the
same Rallowa bore this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
NORTH SEATTLE
REPUBLICANS.

q EpUbLlCAks s.
A meeting Of the North Seattle
Republican club will be called this
evening n s o'clock on important
buSlaesss
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pNzass she bad no funds q Miss
tarssa. wAo Vas taken % the IA.
80 A4splial a week aso seriously
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
Phenomenal Apple Picking.

40" many apples can man pick in
ono day. 10 was stated that George
Blnk.ey. of Potter. picked nftv barrels
or one hundred and fifty bushels. en- "A
aaF The statement was generally
doubted or disputed az the time.
The following are the facts Az sf,..-
hr William Bel. Of Mount Pleasant. IN
whose orchard Tire picking sas done.
SIT Hinkiey picked NJ BoiFs apples
watch were assorted and packed as fast
as they We're picked From one DAVIS
picking Just forty barrels % sound an
pies were packed The cuils were nor
measured. bat Mr.. Bell believes that
they comprised nearly one-third Of the
apples picked. go that the number %
barrels picked by Mr. Rinkley IN one dav
was between nifty and sixty
That Mr. Rinkley picked ono hundred
and fifty bushels in a day may DO ac-
cepted as fact. lie picked the trees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Mary's parish, 1856. one of the most
interesting items connected with the old
Pohick Church is the deed as made by
the vcstry to Daniel Mccarthy for his
pew I'm the new church. then built QT72),
which was No. Il, and cost him 10 pounds.
10 shllings.
Daniel McCarty had a son. Daniel. who
served in the Revolution. in Captain John
hoote company OF the Second Regiment.
he was killed in battle. 1714. and his sis
ter Sarah. who married Giles Raines in
ielited MS property Major Charles
McCarty. son OF Dennis. was also in the
army he was delegate from Richmond
county 70 the Williamsburg convention
o- 100. and his name is found in Williams
burg records as late as 1881. There was
aiso "a James McCarty, who was I'm the
Lord Dunmore war. who was stationed on
the frontier at Glade Hollow Fort in
1H4' bat his parentage cannot be traced
one OF the daughters OF Dennis. the
emigrant married John Fitzhugh. son OF
William FitzhuSh. the emigrant. from
whom are many notable descendants OF
that family
Coming down TO later period. we
find the name of Mccarthy and McCartv
have both been noted in our country's his
tory. from the cele brated Justin Nc
Carthy. one of the most brilliant writer's
and authors Of the nineteenth century.
also William Monroe McCarty, the jurist
ana a gallant officer in the Mexican War
and then one of the most prominent pro-
lessons OF the last century, washington
McCartney, each Of whom can be traced
10 the same Irish stock of McCartnev'e b..
There were also living in Richmond. Va.
about 1910. family OF Mccarthy. Daniel
and Florence Mccarthy. VINO were
leading grocery merchants on Broad
Street bat their name have since died
out.
The city of Richmond. however, is stll
honored with descendant OF the cel.-
brated Daniel McCarty i'm its present
most able and fearless Mayor. the Hon
carlton McCarty, who fully maintains the
motto of his forcfathers. ITO the bold and
faithful. nothing is difficult"
The arms of the family as here shown.
are thus described. "On a shield argent
tag trippant gues. attired an
unguled. or.
"Crcst-A dexter arm i'm armor ppr
cuffed argent erect and couped at the
wrist, holding in the hand a lizard, both
prr.
"Motto-Forti ct fidei nil dGicfe"
Harrison.
VIII you please be So kind as
TO give in your next Sundays paper
the history and arms of the Harrison
family s.
We gave the Harrison family with
arms ON June oath, 1906. and many other
short pieces on the family under queries
at different times.
Booker.
VIII You please publish a list Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Editor Geological Column. Times-Dis-
pate.
Dear ~.r.-Can you tell me anything Of
the Poor or Poore families? Will you
publish their coat-of-arms, Il there are
any Hy SOD doing you viii greatly obllge.
+. $. =.
The roora family Of Massachusetts
bear arms bat none are given in the
General Armory for American Families"
for tte family in Virginia, unless they
can trace to the New England family.
Tho pDorcs " Massachusetts are directly
descended from Roger-le-Poer. or Pauper
.see furkol called Roger the Great"
time ot Henry l. G130)-
Tne first harpnet was Sir John Methuen
Poore. of charlton wiltshire 1897. His
father WAS edward Poore, OF Charlton,
Wiltshire Who was sheriff of the county,
lli3 The arms Of the family We're
brought over by James Poore. 1885. who
settled at Newbury, Mass Their arms
ere the same as those Of the Poores of
Wiltshire England save I'm the differ
ence OF crest. one being an arm erect
eraspiug an arrow. and the other. a
tower sable. masoned argent. The latter
are here given. with the motto. 'Pauper
non .u sp."
Little is found Of the Poores Of Vir-
gnia. Though tine family was once quite
numerous Thc earliest names found are
Andrew ard Michael Poore. Andrew was
private in the militia from Bedford
county. Na. en- 175S william and John
Poor Wore in Captain Lewis's company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
Harrison Correction.

Editor Genealogical Column.
In your article Of June "A. 1906 on the
Harrison family, YOU are i'm error as to
the children Of Lucy Harrison Coupland
granddaughter Of Governor Benjamin
Harrison. and niece OF President William
Henry Harrison) and VIM. Alexander
Gay. William Alexander Cay was the
son OF William Cay and his first wife,
Anna Frances Trent. daughter OF Alex
ander Trent (3). Of Chesterfield and Cum
berland counties. He had one sister,
Elizabeth who married Efford Bently.
Thomas Boiling, Nell b., Ann. Charles.
Caroline Sally and Captain Edward S.
Cay. of Richmond. were half brothers
and sisters mot children OF William A.
Gay. through his fathers second marriage
to Judith Scott. The following is a COR
rect list of the children Of Lucy Har-
rison Coupland and William A. Cay;
William Alexander and DR. Petorfield
Trent Gay. 1S06-iS66 (the writer's grand
father), OF "Longwood." Charles city
county. Va.
David Coupland Cay, Of vscksburg,
Miss.
Alabama.
The above information can be verified
~ reference 70 Governor Robertson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

known families one of the daughters q
Colonel Benjamin Cave. Jr., and COrne-
lii, his wife. married the late General
James L. Kemper. a.. $. A, afterwards
Governor OF Virginia
The Belhelds wera ~ Richmond county.
Thomas Wright Hc.ne.d moved from
Richmond county o. Spotsyivania. where
he died 1913 Ills wife was Mary Ruck
er Both John and Thomas Belfield
signed the resolutions Of 1865 by the
patriots Of the North Pa Neck. A daugh-
ter OF Thomas Wright Beideld married
one of the Caves. from whom was Bel
Held Cave.
Frayser.
What can he found of the Frayser
family will DE givon next week; but we
can ind only names of Fraser. Frazer
and Frazier. and uo Frayser. yet they
may All be of the same family. with
changes at different periods.
Randolph.
The branch o. tho Randolph fam
ily Of which I ann anxious TO trace, are
the descendants ot William Randolph, OF
Green Greek. or William Beverly Ran
dolph. whichever 30 may be, of which
you speak in tile Randolph article OF
the DIST OF October. AS traced by John
Randolph of Roanoke. All I know Of
the Randoiphs 90 Green Creek" IS
that the late Colonel William Randolph.
of New Orleans. ANA his brother Chris
topher Randolph Clso dead are de-
scendcd from the "Grecn Creek branch
Mr. Christopher Randolph left two sons.
Peyton Randolph and Christopher Ran
dolph. Jr., but they 90 not know how
near they are Co William or William
Beverly Randolph. of Green Creek"
ann writing this to inquire II YOU have
the means Of finding the missing link
Respectfully, +. r. J.
There is no other information on the
above that We can give. The Randolph
pedigree seems to be much disjointed
I'm this country. many Of its early mem
bers in Virginia going North. South. East
and West. and their line lost TO the pres
ent posterity We are now trying TO
pick up every item concerning them. so
as to make a more satisfactory connec-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

When tho scalp throws on either dandruf or .
guinmy substance, Il IS an evidence OF scalp dis
case. and no timo should 10 lost In correcting IL.
Nou certainly would uot hesitate 10 take treat
Enent woro you to look at this matter through 8
magnhying glass. When highly magniGed It re-
semoes q working mass Of insects. These
Creatures absorb the n1trlment OF nfe-sap Of the
scalp causing the scalp 90 become dry and fever
ish' resulting In ting loss OF hair and finally bald
ness. Danderine works wonders In all such
cases. It thoroughly eradicates ali trace OF
scalp bacteria ami makes tho hair grow I'M
usually long, strong and beautiful. One p cent
bottle Is enough TO show you that Il will do all
this and even more SOW at all druggists
three sizes, 25c., soc. Z 500 por bottle.
KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO., Chicnec,.
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Mary and the Elea.

Mary. on her pretty arm.
Found a little flea:
Every time She grabbed az -
y would "3"
Edo saw her acting Up
And the cause he knew
Edo smiled and said "Ah. ha-
Mary's got 'om. too"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

OF the Virginia colonial troops. under
Colonel Washington. at the battle OF
Great Meadows. 1884. They both re-
ccived. by order OF the Governor. bounty
money Tor their services. SO far. this is
all we can gather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

VIII Mrs. c. s.. who sends query on
Fauquire," please give her name and
address distinctly. az IT cannot be made
out? II win be complied with. II posi-
BILE and paper OF issue be sent when
we get the proper address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

clean as he went. uslng a picking sacs
and ladder Porter Kausan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

descendants Of Richard Booker (mem-
Der OF House Of Burgesses) and coat of
arms. and oblige A SUBSCRIBIcR
We will hunt for them and II they
can be found win be given in our next
issue; but we can say this much. they
did not have any arms as far as has
been searched
Buckner.
VIII you be kind enough TO tell me
through your paper 81 the Buckner FAM
Ivy of Virginia are entitled to coat Of
arms; and if so. to give mo a descrir,-
ton Of same. would also like to
know the name Of a >cw of the most
prominent families into which they mar
red. BY answering the above you will
greatly oblege
CONSTANT READER.
Neither Vermont. Crozier or Burke i'm
his edition OF 1855 gives arms Tor the
very prominent family of Buckner.
Much IS TO be found of them I'm Bishop
Meade's cold Churches" and their
name frequently met with i'm al the early
histories OF Virginia. They iuterlnarried
with the Stiths Bollings. Minge. Walker.
BALDWIN, smith and many others.
Spense.
Please ten me something Of Spence
family
Is the name Of Osborne am Irish or
English name? Please tell me some
thing about them. one was a ersat
friend OF Benz. Franklin. NV branch
settled in Philadelphia y r.
Bishop Meade gives Ensign William
Srense as member OF House OF Bur
Sesses under Governor George Yclrd-
ley Henning gives in his Statutes
inc names of John. Patrick and Thomas
spence, which we presume is the same
as the Spence family. Several Of these
We're In the Revolution But nothing
or their descent can be found. The
name OF Osborne. we would judge. was
OF Dutch extraction. as Sir Danvors o.
borne was the royal governor of Nov,
York in 1854 which was peoplsd ~. a.
Dutch. Some OF the Osborne family
settled i'm Chesterfield county Va. quite
carly The late Charles r. Osborne of
leterso burg, was one Of the first direr-
tors OF the Petersburg and Richrond
Railroad. They returned to New York.
irom whence they came. ana are believed
10 nave descended from Sir Danvers Os-
borne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
Johnson.

IL there are living descendants of John
son family who lived at Cartersvine.
cumberland county Va. in the early 1900.
would like them TO communicate with
A b. c. IN care Of Gcncaloeical
Column, Tines Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

would like them To commitment, vim
A b. c. IN care Of Gcnealoeical
Column, Times-Dispatch.
Overton.
Ia issue of 18th October. Mrs. W p
iHce' Virginia, states she can give his
Tory or captain Moses Overton's family
II Subscriber win send dadress. ANY in
formation viii be gratefully received. n
sent through Genealogical Column. as
others may be Interested in it. mo-
uce. also YOU refer 70 the O,ortons ne
coming TO Virginia from New York This
throws some light on the family What
were the names OF the family. and whore
did they come from2 "SUBSCRTRER."
Isaac Ovcrton came from England and
Setted In New York. 1855 There arms
We're A shield azure "A benz within
pordure or. erosion chapeau q mar
net sable Captain Gilbert Edmond
oVerton. Of the L. S. A. at Los Angeles
has same arms. and descendant Of
Isaac ONerton from whom most OF The
oFertons in this country descend.
letter.
Can you aid me ia getting up the
genealogy Of the letter familye 7 am
especially anxious to know where they
came from originally.
Bedford City
Very little concerning the first Of the
Jet"r family is known. Ambrose Jeter is
"''' yea Z" nave been one of tho first
.'''4S ll Nlhs WllHam county. John
J'.'' Srited In Spotsylvania. 1912 and
J"hn JDter. Jr.. of Hanover. soon after
The celebrated Baptist divine. Rev. Dr
Jeremiah Bell Jeter. born i'm Bedford
county ln 1902 who for so MANY wears
was the Leading Baptist minister Of
Richmond. even ND to his death +, ,sso
and is still VOL ren,e,,bcroa M,
descendant OF An,bros. r.+o 80, "
Thomas r. letter ~ 81, - , ''oi
was Of the Same 1-i-o,,fo 80 ''''.,
attaining high 7,osf,f.,.,. go Amy. an
authors and -. anu eminent as
harrison.
To "a Descendant" writer OF an article
on Harrison. also or rt,t.,- ~ al ''gie
Genealogical Column oe Tirrcs-r,lsr,+,,,
Of July q 1906. WIN ,o,, rl..,.. ..t
mo vour Fun nam. AVA l+ si.e
/ as Yossbloe a1eo .,,, d. ,..
/ the Tfarrieo- 80 -, .i0""t OF
/ Of whom Won vvrota 80 49,, ~ ,,'-
corrosnord ,vitb ,.o.. .-.'"t1 me TO
/ care Times, is--,tlt ''S ID. H. 49,
! C;a-,o- fo,i-e, C,,, ''''''"1' VA,
/
cave.
Kindly give in Tho --i..... ,,..
/ patch a sketch OF tho ~.,.. en-,
[ arms How ara tbe,- o,,,,.,..,', ..
4 Belaeld fswflv9 r,.r,.,,,, - "-''' '-''
/ 20 VirrfrV f~o-, $50, 0o-e came
! held patent f,, ~ 80 80 3" 80. ana
/ idan River 4e us % ,i-. on '..e .1.p-
Marks Parish r.-1-...,- 20 ''i'-H OF ~
l78o. ana ST -r7,,,~,e.. '-,-''S. l''4-
county. l740 until his dG.+b ~. ''.''te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

and do 1t quick,
too. n allure
made this oil
for exactly this
p ur p o S c. 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Three sizes: iOc., 25c.. soc.
Free sample Omega Oil Soap
in every bottle Of Omega Oil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

- hls stores showing Of HOLIDAY NOVELTIES in FUR
NJ Ike especially large and attractive this season and s
prices % an upward tendency purchases made now OF THINGS
you need between and Christmas means FIRST CHOICES
and bls SAVING IN PRICE Let lis show YOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

WIN you please publish a list Of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-08

Out of twelve hundred cases of Rup-
ture treated last year there were cured
80 per cent. without operation or de-
tention from business.
n. B.-Cancers, tumors, wens, goi-
tiers, all blood. skin and scalp diseases
cured by an entirely new method.
Piles cured in short time without
the knife. They make speciality OF
all chronic diseases peculiar to either
sex, and cure where others fail. This
is a treatment which is used at home.
Remember, not one cent will be
charged for all the medicine required
to make a permanent cure to all those
commencing this new system OF treat
ment on this, their first and adyertls-
ing trip
NOTICE-Marr ladies must be ac-
companied by their husbands.
OFFICE HOURS
9 "a. m. to .. m.
Remember the Date and Location.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-08
STATE CIVIL SERVICE
Applicants Wan ted.

Competitive examinations will
be held soon to secure suitable
eligible lists fon the following
positions:
Carpenters in state penal and
charitable institutions, and in
the State University, Vacancies
now exist which must be filled
as a result of this examination.
Salaries now in hospitals $4,000
per month and maintenance. At
the State University % cents an
hour.
Plumbers and Steam filters
One position in the University
must be filled at once. Salary
$500 per month.
Messenger boy at the Univer-
sity. One position. Age preferred
16 to IS years. Must be able to
write a fair hand. Must be
trustworthy and intelligent S18
to $40 a month.
Masons, Electricians, Machin-
lists and Painters. Salaries SIS
per month.
Farm Superir tendent One
position at the State UNIVERSE
tv is now open at a salary of
from $1,000 to $1,000 and house
rent.
Superintendent Ct Construc-
ton. Two vacancies now exist
under the appointment of the
State Board of Control. Com
pensat1on 500 a month. Can
didates must be practical me-
chanics, must be able to under
stand specifications and plans
of buildings and must he good
judges Of building material.
Family Officer and Matron in
the Industrial School at Wau-
kesha. Candidates must be man
and wife without children de-
pendent upon them. The family
officer must be a qualified teacher.
The matron must be an efficient
housekeeper.
Attendants in Hospitals for
Insane and Feeble minded. Pos
itions arc now open to both
men and women. Salaries range
from SIS to $50 a month and
maintenance for women. Sala-
ries for men from $21 to $50 a
month and maintenance, No
written examination for this
position will be required.
Physicians in state penal and
charitable institutions. Salaries
range from SIS to$1OO a month
and maintenance.
Candidates should apply at
once to the State Civil Service
Commission, Madison, Wis,
tor blanks and for printed in
formation. Do not delay.