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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
TAFT EXCORlATES
OFFICER OF ARMY
Colonel Gerard Turns Down a
Jew and President Blisters
Him.

Washington, June 6.-Col. Joseph
Sarrard. u. S. A.. commanding the
cavalry post at Fort Myer, Va, today
was reprimanded by the secretary of
war, under orders from President Taft,
for reporting adversely an application
of a soldier for the right to AXE ex-
.~aminations for promotion to COM
IniSsioned grade On the ground OF
Jewish parentage. The president said
1t was hard to deal with the matter
with patience and without condemna-
tory words that had better not be
written
The presidents action has created
a sensation throughout Washington.
The young soldier involved in the con-
troversy is Frank Bloom. a private in
Battery f, of the third field artillery.
and is now on duty on the Mexican
border. Several years ago Bloom was
urged for appointment to West Point.
President Roosevelt. not being in a
position at the time to max the APP
pointment, suggested to Bloom that he
enlist, and. like a true American
fight his way up from the ranks.
The young man took the advice. en-
tered the army, where he is said to
have made a good record, and recently
took his first examination for promo
ton. 1t is said that Bloom failed on this
examination, but in view of the preiu-
- - w AAS Soi
rard Endorsement Bloom will be ordered
up for final examination again in Sep
TENDER.
On this point, President Taft. in q
letter to Simon Wolf, OF this city, said:
II shall take steps to see thai the
examination to which Private Bloom is
subjected is one IN which he will be
given a fair chance. and not be eX-
posed to any unjust prejudice.
Race Question Raised.
Colonel Garrard's Endorsement or
Blooms papers to which President Taft
50 strongly objected. We're as follows:
The applicant is a son of Mr.. Jo-
seph A. Bloom, OF Jewish persuasion
who is now and has been for a mum.
her of years, a tailor at this post. His
associates, as far az l know, and that
of his family have been with enlisted
men n their families and have beer
respectable. The young man is un.
doubtedly honest and upright. ambi.
tious and deserving, but for the rea.
sons stated. I would not desire him il
Hny command as an officer, M a socia
and personal associate.
The presence OF the applicants fam
fly at a military post would be sub.
servient of discipline and their prob,
able treatment a source of mortified,
ton to them and frequent cause o
trouble to commanding officers. From
an experience of man years, I hav,
found, except in q few cases, few
communities where Jews are receive;
as desirable social associates"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
THINK ANARCHIST is
MANILA STOWAWAY
Philippine Officials Hold Man
Who May Be Wanted in
London. s

Manila, Juae 6.--The Philippine au-
thorities are holding a stowaway found
on the British steamer Protesilaus
which arrived here today. The man
embarked on the vessel at Singapore
while coal was being taken ON and it
is suspected that he is Peter the
Painter the Russian anarchist, for
whom the British police ave been
searching in connection with the muir
der of three police in Doundsditch, of
which the battle of sydney street
was a sequel.
Officials of the British consulate
here, while skeptical that the man will
prove to be Peter the Painter are
having him held pending an investi-
cation. The Protesilaus left Liver
pool April 80 and is bound for Seattle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
WIFE OF RAILWAY
PRESIDENT KILLED
Mrs. L. S. Berg Meets Death in
Accident on 500 Line and
Several Are Hurt.

vergas, Min.., June 5.-Mrs. l.. S.
Berg, wife of the president of the New
Orleans, Mobile & Chicago railroad.
was killed nj Mr.. Berg was seriously
injured when Minneapolis, st. Paul G.
Sault Ste. Marie passenger train No.
100 was derailed by a washout in q
cut a mile south of Vergas, MINI, last
night.
Several otf1ec passengers sustained
minor injuries Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
were en- route TO Winnipeg in their
private car. It Is thought Mr.. BERG
will ecoyer-
Eight of the II cars ia the train and
the engine !efE the track. Three cars
burned completely, including the pri.
vate coach in which Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
were travelling.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
CHURCH OPPOSED TO
VOTING BY MEMBERS
Brethren Think Suffrage Is I'm
cody and Also Condemn
Land Business.

st. Joseph. Mo-. June 5,--several
train loads of m arrived last
night and today to attend the worlds
conference of the Church OF the
Brethren and the high water mark
will be reached tomorrow, when ses-
sions will be conducted in the city
auditorium and two large theaters.
Two questions of paramount impor-
lance to be taken UP carly in the bust
ness sessions ext week are those OF
members OF the church voting and
acting as land agents.
In the past it has been the policy
of the Brethren not to vote in cleo
tions. and the church never recon-
mended that members exercise the
right of suffrage. But lately many of
them have voted and a restatement of
the position of the church may be
made.
1t is said much harm has been done
by Brethren ministers engaging in the
land business, which the standing
committee characterizes as considered
vel by the world a questionable vo-
| cation"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
NORTHWEST DEATHS

MASON CITY, lad. McGregor. a
pioneer merchant of this city and a
prominent Methodist, died this morn
ing from paralysis, aged 20 years.
DUBUQUE, IA.--The Rev. Herman
Ficke, aged Go years, d leading German
Congregational minister of the north
west, died at his home here today fol-
lowing an operation.
TUSCALOOSA, IA.-Norlnan r.
Hook, aged So, a pioneer physician who
came here in 1858, died Sunday eve
ming of heart trouble. He served in
Company G, Thirty-third Iowa, during
the civil war.
OSKALOOSA. IA.-Charles e.. How
ar. aged 45, q prominent retired bust
ness man. fell dead at the edge of a
private swimming pool Sunday eve
ming. Physicians claim death was
aused by 4 rupture OF the pulmonary
artery, due to the sudden rush of
blood to the heart following the en-
trance to the water.
CLARION IA-Mrs Marde Sr.ith
Cameron died al Bingham Canyon.
Utah. Her father, Jesse Smith, and
wife, from Clarion, reached her bed
side the day before she died. She
leaves u husband and vi children,
aged 4 years and 10 months. respec-
lively. The body will be brought to
Clarion for intcrment.
LEAD, $. D.-Paralysis, the first at
tack of which came six weeks ago,
terminated fatally for Elizabeth A.
Pascoe, wife OF William j. Pascoe, of
this city. at tae family home. Mrs.
Pascoe WAS 80 years old and a native
of Cornwall. England. With her fam
ily She came here i'll 1888 and has
issi.te.; - ..asI! -sIac sCa SHE leaves
besides her husband. three children.
ClcNTEREILLE, S. D.--Samuel Nor
sren. aged 80, died at the old home
stead farm, six miles south, where lie
settled in 1869, having had a contin-
uou residence there for AZ years. The
funeral was held in the Komsted
church sunday, being attended by q
large c~oncourse OF relatives and
friends. Five children survive the
father. The mother died 10 years ago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
BRYAN SEES PERIL TO
THE HOMES OF AMERICANS

New York, June 6.-The American
home is triply Imperfect by neglect of
religion, failure to cultivate home life
and the pursuit of pleasure and the
dollar, according to William J. Bryan.
MIR. Bryan's opinion was sought by
the Rev. Christian F. Heisner, who
wrote the Nebraskan asking him
What endangers the American
home?"
Mr.. Bryan's reply, made public from
the pulpit, was as follows:
ALLOWING business and pleasure to
consume all the time so that none is
left for the cultivation of the home
life. We are too busy making money
and hunting for a good time. Homo
religion is also neglected"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
PROMINENT y| IA AlNyER
is GIVEN JAIL TERM
Daniel o'Reilley Must Serve
Five Months for Assisting
Bond Thieves.

New York, June s.-Daniel O'Reiiley,
The iawyer VINO was convicted of re-
Seiving stolen goods in the Bancroft
.tor1 caseSwas today sentenced
by Justice Davis in the criminal branch
of the supreme court to five months in
the penitentialy. Abraham Levy made
a plea In his behalf, but District At
torney Whitman made a demand for a
Jail sentence. O'Reilley appeared to be
deeply affected by his sentence.
D'Reilley was formerly assistant
district attorney OF New York county,
and was one OF counsel for Harry x.
~rhaw during the two trials OF the latter
for the murder of Stanford White.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
MEXICO GIVES GLAD
WELCOME TO MADERO
Revolutionary Leader Enters
His Country Again From the
United States.

Piedras Negras. Mex, June s.
Through a ~colonnade of arches about
which was assembled a cheering mass
of Mexicans. Francisco 1. Madero, IT.,
entered Mexico from the United States
today on his triumphant, journey to the
ancient Aztec capital. The blare of
trumpets. the shouts of Viva Madero'
and continuous handclapping from bal
comics Of houses along the way greeted
the former rebel chief and his party.
Bouquets rained thick and fast on
the Madero automobile and throughout
the procession the victorious rebel
chieftain stood in his machine bowling
and smiling to the throng. Crowds
Ciudad PorfiTio Diaz. swarrned the
bridges.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
NJuRE IN RUNAWAY.

Nickerson, Neb, June 5.-Hans APP
pei. who is here visiting his brother,
Theodore, on Maple creek, n two
daughters of the latter, We're thrown
u of a buggy in a runaway yester-
day. Mr.. Appel had his nose broken
and his face badly lascerated. The
young ladies escaped with bruises. The
trio were nearing town when their team
took fright at a Northwestern passen-
ger train.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
ELLIOTT RECEIVES
FAVORABLE REPORT

Washington. June 6.-ihe judiciary
committee of the Senate today ordered
q favorable report on the nomination Of
James d. Elliott TO be federal judge for
the district of South Dakota.
Informally sonie of the progressive
Senators objected to this action, but it
had been decided not to make any fight
in committee. Indications are that Ell
lott will be confirmed.
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pIPLoMAT-aiEa.

R,arritz. France. June 6.-Marauis
Ensflio -. 6ejda, the Spanish ambns-
sader to the vatican at the time of
the rupture OF diplomatic relations be-
tween the Madrid government and the
toiy sec and formerly minister at
Washington. died here today
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
OIL NJ BURN.

New Orleans, June Eight oil
tanks OF the Indian refining company.
several miles below this city on the
Mississippi river, containing 10000 bar
rels of gasoline and 1000 barrels of
kerosene valued at s250.000 We're de-
stroyed by fire last night and this
morning. The fire was caused by
lightning. At 6 clio the fire was
still burning. but was under control.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
RIDING AsTRlpE UNDER
BAN OF WAR VETERANS

Nashville, Tenn, June ST.
Because severa! girls were
mounted astTids Ia The recent
Confederate parsde at the Little
Rock re-union, the local bivouac
of confederate veterans here last
night adopted this resolution:
THAT 20 roma shall appear
in the parades of the camps or
the state divisions of the general
association astraddie, and should
any so appear, the officers in
charge Of said parade shall
politely request that they re-
tire"
The resolution requested gen.
erals not to appoint young Wom-
en- as staff officers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
FLEET IN

S%tockholm, June 5.-Tle second d.
vision of he United States Atlantic
fleet, composed OF the battleships
Louisiana. Kansas, New Hampshire
and South Carolina, arrived here to-
day for a weeks visit. The battle
ships which left Copenhagen June i
were met eff the Alan1 Archipelago
by a large fleet Of gaily decorated ex-
cursion steamers which escorted them
into the Earbor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
IS RESTING.

ST. Louis, Mo, June 6.-Jose Yves
Liniantour, former minister of finance
OF Mexico. il resting here today. He
IS On his way 70 France to visit a
daughter The extreme heat, Uhich he
said Is greater t:,an in Mexico, caused
hinl to stop oye. here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08
LUTHERAN SYNOD.

Washington, June 6.-The general
synod of the Lutheran church in Amer
sea, the oldest Lutheran body in this
country. will begin its 45th biennial
meeting in the Memorial Lutheran
church, this city, Wednesday night,
Tune {. The president, Rev. DR.. Har-
Ian X. Fenner. OF Louisville, KY. will
preach the opening eruon Daily ses-
sions of the synod will be held until
Saturday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

Since Japan licensed individual
opium smokers the number OF drug
iends in Japan, and especially In
F,,r.nosa. has been greatly reduced.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

with its severe winters Montreal Is
$50 miles nearer the equator than Lon
ion; in fact, Montreal is on The same
iegr,se OF latitude as Venice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

It is estimated that the steam power
In use In the world is 10000. 900 horse
pOwer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

TAFT RETURNS.

TAFT RETURNS.
Washington, June 6.-Pregi9nnt Taft,
returning from Chicago. reached
washington at 8:45 b n.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

M. Lefort. president of the Academy
OF Dancing Masters. of Paris, believes
that dancing has fallen on decadent
times. He attributes this to the lack
OF education on the part of many dane
ing masters, and says: EVERY one
who takes dancing seriously-and it
is as worthy of being taken seriously
as anything else-ought to have i
sound knowledge Of drawing. anatomy
and music. Drawing is the basis OF
serves to make each step concord with
the other. and anatomy helps 10 teach
the perfection Of bodily attitudes"
There, are T.S45 medical students in.
Germany.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-08

..4H.# U & ~ SNV. "#.
FREMONT. j. Funk will erect q
brick block.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work is
started for the Ruwe block, 96x125.
PENDER-The Masonic lodge is con-
t~emplating the erection of a lodge hall
NORFOLK-The Northwestern VIII
build a depot, estimated to cost So. 900,
1t will include an eating house.
BRUNO-The Farmers Grain ~ Live
Stock company let the contract for the
construction OF a 10000 bushel elevator
Cost $4,000.
CREIGHToN-R. NJ Peyton has
plans for the erection of brick fireproof
garage, 50xl00, to be occupied by Gus
and Chas. Hoferer and John Cooper.
PlERCE-T'he contract will be let
juno Is for the construction of n Car
tt-sia@ ;iaE.iy-aH plans the Ta.!7
River Co. architect, Hot Springs, S. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thousand
brick and $4,000 tile have been delivered
and 100, 900 brick ordered to he used IN
the construction of Science hall at tho
college.
DAKOTA CITY-Thc plans for he
Dakota City. Neh.. school house are
ready for bids. The contract vii, be
let about June 10. Estimated cost $751;
900, +. F.. Colby, architect.
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UPPER BURMA. Jan. 11.-Now
we're Ion the road to Mandalay."
We have passed Moulmeim, where
according to sthe now immortal
ballad of Kiplings, there was once
"a Burma girl a-sitting, looking
eastward to the sea-; have passed
Rangoon, whence the steamers
sailed whose paddles used to be
heard "chunkin" from Rangood
to Mandalay," and now we are en-
route for Mandalay on just such a
steamer as those used to be- Per-
haps one of the same steamers
At any rate her paddle may be
heard "chunkin'" still.
We sail up the mighty Irrawad-
dy, one of the most majestic rivers
in Asian all the world for that
matter. Even in the dry season
the Irrawaddy runs fully a mile
wide for hundreds of miles, and in
the wet season it spreads to three
or even four miles in width.
Our boat is a cargo steamer OF
the Irrawaddy Flotilla company
and, since she stops at way land
ings all along the route, we are en-
abled to see much of the life of
the Burma people. And it is the
people that make Burma as a
whole interesting. They are such
frankly cordial folk that they win
your confidence and admiration.
And the best part of it all Is that
they seldom abuse such confidence
as the pagoda spires of Man
dalay Japanese is wont to do. And
the Burma girls-well they are
pretty.
The missionaries have been in
Burma for century or more, but
nevertheless. there is still a pretty
brisk demand for idols there, as
may be judged from the picture
printed above, which shows the
Idol makers of Sagaing busy max
ing Buddhas for the trade.
Having seen the idol makers we
pass on up the river, and presently
the pagoda spires of Mandalay
loom up before us. And now we
must needs bark back to Rangoon
to take ship across the Bay of Ben
gal for India.
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MORTALITY NOTES

Pauline Marchio, the two~
months-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marchio, 1919 South o street,
was found dead in bed yesterday
morning. The baby had been i'll a
day or two with a severe cough.
The funeral of Mrs. josephine
Nahlinger was held at $3.50 this
morning from the Holy Rosary
church.
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The funeral of Frederick j..
Barnett, the man shot to death
in his saloon at Dieringer Monday
night, was held at $3.50 this af-
ternoon from Hoska, Buckley &
King company's. chapel.
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Bernhardt
Is Coming
Divine Sarah" is coming

"Divine Sarah' Is coming.
Manager Herald yesterday clos
ed negotiations for the appearance
at the Tacoa theater of Nine.
Sarah Bernhard May %.
This famous French actress Is
now making another farewell.
tour here. She is &C and a great
grandmother but still is a draw
ing card at the theaters.
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Homes ON Monthly Pay mn nts

one OF these houses
monthly De prfn
in
AXE
Ssu9y the list below INSPECT ~ As /
y pf ngnts porcelain plumbing
Cut Gut tnee directions and follow them
porcelain plumbing
block
eoess west OF wentworth college
sTh cottage living room porcelain
numbered block plat
- --s $500 - oDS<I
adjoining
new
NOTE--Get S -
Lennox Trust Company
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Easy Savings Plan

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS!
A company selling brand new bun
galows on the lilo down plan, for
example,: A $500 house, and only
ly, and don't forget, said 500 INSTALL
ment includes all interest charges.
There never was such a chance in
Tacoma, to get charming, modern,
newly built homes ON such EASY
terms. Below you will find descrip-
ton of Mckinley Hill houses:
NO. HAS 4 large rooms, in ad-
dition there Is a bathroom with a
porcelain tub. electric lights with
switches, porch and expensive toilet,
and hard plaster. Beautiful valley
will easily rent for SIS. Located
on Ea. 1. St, near seth st. Price
$3.50; $165 down, $40 monthly.
NO. 2-Story and half bungalow
just being finished. Contains all the
Improvements enumerated In above
house No. ]. 1t is beauty. artistic,
double constructed, located on Me,
Rinley Hin, overlooking the entire
Don't forget that Mckinley Hill is
one of the healthiest localities in
cash, 500 monthly.
NO. S--Attractive modern Groom
house and corner lots (5Ox120 n !
near So. 9TH and Lawrence for 81. :
600. Street improvements all in and
paid. Rooms are extra large; nice
sell on terms or trade for piece of
Puyallup acreage.
|. NOTE-Get keys to any of above
houses at office
LENNON TRUST COMPANY
second Floor. $50 u Pacific ave.
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CI'Isll3;u5;{9%|
Provident Bldg.
$3.50

For fine building site. 2 lots. n.
W. corner East Howe and 3Sth st.
fine view of mountain and of Puy-
allup valley; water main in and paid
for. See owner, SOC Fidelity Bldg
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LOOK HERE! We have some nice
homes from $1,000 up to big figures
Acreage right in city and outside
Land for rent in Puyallup valley
Write your insurance or make you
a loan. Tide lands. Launches,
DRAGGOO DAVIDSON co
500 Cal. Bldg. Phone M, 1861.
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5-R. HOUSE, 2 LOTS
$1O0O-$15O Cash

Plastered and newly painted in
side and out. Large rooms. 2 blocks
from So. Tacoma car. Small monthly
House alone would cost
$1,000 to build. A snap.
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Dressnaking
Legal Notices

s-s>~>~s~~~s~s~~~~~.>-~~ ~-~~~~>~.~~S~~~~
wanted. sewing by day. NJ. 41sC
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Cotton gloves, warmer than
leather. A. J. Innis, 406 Puy. avs,
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FOR SALE

One or two-acre tract near OUT
side cemeteries. 1888 Commerce st,
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'sell Make offer on contract, 120 IT.
square, at 6423 So. Prospect; 2
room house, city water, chicken
coop 10X20, woodshed, fruit trees,
berry bushes just planted.
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Notice TO Creditors of GowlInnd I.I-
and Company, a Corporation.
You and each of you are herenv
notified to present duly verified
claim of any amount due you nv the
gowlland Island Company. a corpor-
alton, within sixty (6O) days after
the first publication of this notice
to the undersigned. the duly and
regularly appointed receiver OF said
4o1 National Bank OF Commerce
Building, Tacoma. Pierce County,
washington. The date OF the first
publication of this notice is the fth
day OF January. 1911.
JOSEPH X DORR,
Receiver OF GowiIand> Island Co., q
corporation.
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Mortgages fer Sale

$1,000 MORTGAGE for sale bearing q
per cent interest: security, choice
residence property, fully insured. in
terest collected free semi-annualIy
and mailed to purchaser. Call at of
flee for full Information Lennox
Trust Co.. 952h Pacific ave.
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A bargain, 1 lot in Regents Park.
Call A 1851.
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MONEY TO LOAN

We have money to loan in small
amounts on good real estate secur-
lily for short or long periods. Get
our rates and compare with others.
The $1,000 Co.
900 California Bldg.
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Business Directory
. Money! to Loan

$50 to 10000 private money to
loan on r: E., s to 8 per cent int.
Mutual Realty Co., 20i Cal Bldg
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Situations Wanted
Female

S>~~>~~s~~Se~~~>.~~~~~~
POSITION as housekeeper by reli-
able lady in widower's family, or
companion for lady. Mrs. d., 939
So. II.
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Double Bell Copper Alarm Clocks regular $3.50 Repeating
Others ask $175; our price 81 So q
Clock special, Friday s.
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Housekeeping Rooms

>~~S~~~~~~>~~~>>~s>~~~~>~~
NICE housekeeping rooms. also sim
gle rooms, on L st. Phone Main
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Business Directory
Barber Shops

~~~~~eSeS~s~c~~~~>s~>~~~~s~S
ED. LA BOUNTY, 1909 Pacific ave
One of the most up-to-date barber
shops In Tacoma; 10 chairs; mani
cure, baths. Open n. INTO 10 p. IN