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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

A special message from Tallahas-
see on Tuesday states that Gov. Park
Trammell has definitely announced
his candidacy for United States Sena-
tor to succeed Senator n. B. Bryan.
Gov. Trammell has been considering
this matter for some time and his final
announcement will occasion little in
the way Of surprise. Except TO ex-
press the opinion that it believes he
will be the successful candidate, the
News will have little to say at this
time concerning the announcement.
Governor Trammell is q popular man
ii Florida, popular III all sections Of
the State, In his race for the gov
eTnorship three years ago he received
the largest majority ever given a can
didAte for that high Office in this
state, 1t is said that there was not
8 precinct in the entire state that fail
ed to give him votes. Gov. Tram
nell is 8 south Florida man, and in
his own county Of Polk, one Of the
most populous in the State, he has
always received practically solid
vote. He is young man who has
made statecratt his life work and
who has risen step by step to be our
chief executive. The Senate Of the
United States is the next step; why
should he not take il? The people
Ike him; people always like clean.
wholesome, successful men In all his
official acts Park Tra1n7ell has given
the weight Of his influence to the right
q moral Questions. He has strive1
10 DO his duty as he saw it. Since
his visit in Palatka last week 8 num-
her Of people in this city have dis
cusse3 his possible candidacy for the
senate. and every expression so far
heard by The News has been tavora-
bic to him with the added opinion
that he would be an easy winner IN
The race. In event Of his election
GOV. Traulmell would take his seat in
the Senate in March 1871. following
his vacating the office Of Governor IN
January.
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a Careless Senate

Lakeland Telegram: The Jack
sonville State has discovered that the
Davis package law regulating the sale
Of liquor in Florida and which was
designed to practically put every sa-
loon, in the State out Of business. Is
no good because the Senate journal
doesn't show that the bill was read
on three several days prior TO its pas
sage as required by the constitution.
or that this rule was waived by Z
two-thirds vote Of the Senate. The
State is indignant at such gross and
lnexcusable carelessness in matter
Of such vital import and is apparent
ly willing TO stop Just short Of 2
lynching, as proper penalty for the
solons guilty in the premises. Mean
while the saloon men and their pat
Tons face the first Of October when
the bill goes into effect without fear.
for they feel sure that the supreme
court will stamp |'unconstitutlonality'
on the Davis package bill and send
il to the discard IS worthless law.
The State remarks that if the de-
feet in the law was the result Of rrick-
cry the author Of that trick ought to
be run out Of Florida.
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POMONA

u. L. Scott Of Jacksonville repre-
sentinr the Underwood Typewriter
Co. spent some time in town last
week.
Mrs. C. Fl. Strochmaru and son
George went TO 81. Johns Park Mon
dav for visit with relatives.
Miss Elfreda Colweu of Palarka
spent the weekend with Misses Mary
and Florence Williams.
Miss Aline Gonzalez who is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Leland VII
hams, spent & few days in Jackson
vile recently.
Miss Marjorie Figel is visiting her
sister Mrs, J r. Pegram in Maitland
Mrs n. n. Berger was & recent
visitor to kissImmee. and on har re
turn was accompanied ny her daur-h-
ter Mrs. Marvin Goodman who viii
spend 4 month here.
Mrs c. H. Piplar gave u most de-
irhtful birthday party for hsr son
Charlie on Friday afternoon Of last
week. Various games were plaved
and q wonderful cob-weh placed on
the porch, was uuwpund each ruer-
finding a basket Of candy ut the end
Of the string. Later the children
were served with delicious ice-crsam
and cake, and at five O'Clock they de-
narued wishing Master Charlie marv
happy returns Of the day. Out Of
town guests were Miss Dorothy Smith
OF Jacksonville and Miss Estelle Ow-
en- Of Satsuma.
Misses Jeanstte and Marie Powell
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a DECISION
REQI IRING NERVE.

Bafore committing The sentence O.
Leo NJ. Frank from Gha death paual
ty to life iranrisonmeut. Gov SlatoT
went oxhaustiva,y into the case, going
over the entire testimony step By
step with g trained Ieral mno- aHj
which finally LED him 70 the conc.u.
sion that there was q raasou.b bic
doubt as to Franks guilt. In niosiuc
his lengthy review Of the case Gov
Slaton says:
"Ir any event, the performance
Of duty under the constitution Is
a matter Of my conscience. The
responsibility rests where the
power Is rep0sed. Judge Rnan,
with that awful sense nf -ospon-
sibilty. which probably came over
hira as he thought Of tsrst Judge
before whom he would short,y
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without the need of soldier. In
Governor Slaton's place old Andrew
Jackson would have done that very
thing and routed the whole bunch
even if he had been compelled to kill
half dozen hoodluns in the process.
We don't know whether Frank is
guilty or innocent, but the governor Of
Georgia was clearly within both his
legal and moral rights in committing
the sentence; and beyond doubt it is
much more important for the cause Of
civilization and decency and justice in
Georgia that such british mobs as
disgraced that State yesterday at the
governors home should be made i'm
possible hereafter than that Frank
should be hanged rather than impris-
oned for life.
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LAKE COMO.

Mr. and Mrs. George Daarborr. are
spending several weeks at Maitland
Mrs. Patience Sullivan has gone to
New Jersey 1or ssver-l months visit
She Will also spend sometime Gt Long
Island and Pennsylvania.
joseph Heard vii leave this week
for Philadelphia TO visit his sor.
Mrs. Evans Of Ocala is now 81
home with her husband. They are
comfortably settled in the parsonage.
Services were held at the NJ. Z.
church Sunday morning, Miss Ka1h-
&r'Ine Sullivan led the League meet
iDC in the evening.
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appear, calls to me from another
world to request that do that
which he should have done. l
can endure misconstruction, abuse
and condemnation, but / cannot
stand the constant companionship
Of an accusing conscience, which
would remind ME in every
thought that |, as governor Of
Georgia, failed to do what
thought to be right There is a
territory beyond A REASONA-
BILE DOUBT. an absolute GER
tainty. for which the law pro-
vides in allowing life imprison-
ment instead Of execution, This
case has been marked by doubt.
The trial Judge doubted. Two
Judges Of the supreme court Of
Georgia doubted. Two judges
Of the supreme court cf She
United States doubted. One Of
the three prison commissioners
doubted,
IN MY judgement. by grant,
ing q communication in this cose,
I am sustaining the jury, the
Judge and tire appellate tribu-
mails, and at the same time am
diSchargiug that duty which is
placed on NE by the constitution
Of the state
Acting. therefore, in accord
ancc with what I believe to he
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and Oliver, left Monday for Carruth-
ersviLe, Mo, 10 spend the summer
with their mother. These young peo-
pie will be greatly missed while they
are away, but we hope 10 see them
early in September.
The Literary Club held the regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, and there
was 2 large attendance. An animat-
ed debate on the Davis Bill passed re-
Gently at Tallahassee was held, and
the musical part Of the program was
furnished by the Misses Williams and
Miss Aline Gonzalez. The club will
hold the next meeting one month from
date, and an interesting program is
already in preparation.
The barn and packing house on the
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Journal is Final Evidence

Pensac cola News: The Florida 50.
prene court has ruled that the Jour
nal Of either house is the final svi.
dence relating to the disposition af
bills, Even if evidence could he fur
nlshed that the rules were waived the
courts would hold the statement Of the
senate journal to be the best evidence.
The discovery MADE by the State
lrerardinC the Davis biIl) is so i'm
portant that it is likely To provok
considerable discussion.
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I IeshnicAIitv Only-

Qcala Star; The Jacksonville Stare
has discovered that the legislature
did not pass the Davis bill according
10 law, and that II viii therefore he
knocked out in the courts. We rath-
er doubt that the courts viii take that
view Of it. The courts have long ara
ruled thai Z unhealthy does moi A.
feet matter Of this sort. and the
fault the State finds is only q +eah-
~5cality that could moi have aFacta5
the general result Of the vora.
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PUBLIC HANGINGS.

In view Of the double hanging soor
10 take place in Tampa ana the prob,
ability Of at least one III Pinellas coun.
ty. The following editorial from the
indianapolis Star is Of interest local.
":
Clyde Slower, murderer Of the
Gardner brothers. was hanged at
noon on Friday in Palatka. Fla.
The execution was public and
large crowd was present That
sounds CrewSon3e and revolving to
Us in the North. where executions
are behind closed doors and in the
presence Of q very few witnesses.
Some northern states have gone SO
far as To enact statutes 1oTblddlpg
newspapers to print more than
few llpes giving the name Of the
prisoner and time Of the execution.
Which is the more logical. the
public hanging in Palatka or the
secret Killing in Sing Sing or Mich
iran City, The advocates Of capi-
tai punishment insist that they are
not vorEoful but indorse the eye
fa--an-eve policr because thcv be.
heve It is a deterrent And then
To Offset the impression that light
- ~ ~ ... ..t ~ ...S '1"..r IN. ~ l ny
fa1I Wi +bs+ se~-s~1ent in tbaiT
state would revolt i the whole mis-
aT&a.a details Of killing 9 criminal
were were he'o u? oe1o'e me peoples
T7-.s-..s -r-,,--, -s-,,s ;,---,-,--, ..,-;,'
hahadca it's -onvi,ta5 at sunrise.
and nearly all Pans would o2 uq 70
wa. |a"sr ., Inc >2es '@S.e. ... !, .Z. wen, o..
ls 5n.a-,-,. -.- @.''- sv5 r;l[ Tsls.l., .~
~aurc5 that even those who ran not
read might he impressed. Tha
....a rene. "2- H. Inc = s'.l@iaF's were {. >21-
-. ,'''. -, 1--WE ". ',,.',...e
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DR.. Lenord place, now owned bv T.
W. Siney, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday nioht about 1890 O'Clock
The building is considerable Of loss
and cause of fire unknown, as John
Ryals who lives in the house states
that there had been no fire on the
premises during the day.
Clarence Bellamy is now quite ran.
idly recovering from the severe bum
received two weeks ago, when he over.
turned kettle of boiling water opto
both feet. The little boy has been
very patient during this time, and all
will be glad to see him running about
again.
Jesse Bulky Of Gainesville spent
Sunday with friends in town.
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the beginning of the new railroad
which is to penetrate the Everglades
of Florida. Gov Trammell also made
q speech on that occasion compliment
ing the people on the work of de-
velopment and predicting through CO.
operation a wonderful success to their
eNrerpriSe.
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The Tampa Times and Governor
IrammhLl-


Iramme.i-
Orlando Reporter -SUar: The Repor-
ter-Star believes in and stands for 2
square deal 4 few DAYS ago In the
course Of an editorial regarding the is
sues between the Tauua Times and
Governor Tramn7eIl it was stated thar
much Of the Times fight WIS Insured
.y political hatred. The Times de-
oIares Jhis statement false and uuwar-
ranted Having followed The coutrov-
t1.Sv riase1v and with --r,s a~-sra--
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The Mob and the GOvernpr-

4 mob Of huwLinc hnndlums sur
rounding the residence Of the rover-
nor Of GeorriR. presumably with IN
tent 70 personally degrade and nal
treat him because ne commutad the
1eath penalty in the Frank case to
life Imprisonment was one Of the most
aIsCracefUl scenes ever Witnessed in
4 civilized country. Ths governors had
TO declare martial law and surround
ms home With troops TO save himself
from violence, hut as such mohs are
usually composed Of viciDus ours md
towards, with rarely q respectable
cTulzen 0r brave man among them we
suspect thHt if the governor had
charged the crowd with g loaded shot
gun he would have driven them of
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THE DAVIS
LIQUOR LAW.

THE DAVIS
LlQI ON Law.
The announcement Of the Jackson
vile State that The Davis package
law, intended for the regulation ot the
sale Of )iouor. will 30 to the discard
because its passage through the sen
ate was withou: the regular legal for
r,ula. will he Gi$appoiatiuE to many
sincere ten,rarancc advocates in Flor
ida. men who were hoping that
through this law they could in a meas
u~n reform, the sale Of LIQUOR in those
counties where II is legaGzed,
The News is not greatly surprised
at the ;arn affairs have taken over
this hir. II knew that The LIQUOR III
ferests Of Florida were going to
sren6 money for The best legal talent
oltsjnsh,e to look for flaws. and that
II Il was possible 10 do 50 they would
knock the law out.
As 4here is q supreme couvt decis-
ion to the otfee, that the journal Of
either the house or the senate must
ep -he final evidence relating to the
G;s7os:t;on Of bills. the discovery by
the jacksonville State that the Davis
hin psSSea the Senate on its third
-eadirc on the same dav that il pass
~ s.s s.,,-,s -aa1;y,,~ without heirr
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OLD GLORY.

+ The star spangled bannerl !
+ was ever flag so beautiful? Did :
I. ever flag so fill the souls of men? :
+ The love of woman, the sense of
= duty, the thirst for glory, the
= heart throbbing that impels the
+ humblest American to stand by his
= colors, fearless in the defense of 1
+ his native soil and holding it !
= sweet to die for it; the yearning
+ which draws him to it when ex- 1
y lied from it, its free institutions !
= and its blessed memories, all are 1
= embodied and symbolized by the !
! broad stripes and bright stars of I
i the nations emblem, all live I
1. again in the lines and tones of !
{. Keys anthem. Two or three I
= began the song; millions Join the i
! choruS.-Henry Watterson, 1898. !
= = g &. Z, 4. 8, q. - =
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STETSoN UNIVERSITY
DELAND. FLORIDA

fnI1eIT W lttt al ARTS
A FAcufv
SSAatSt OF AIHERAI FoR
Thea
ufpss0rV
uEJrlru Law
room MarDS.
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IN Furu4
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CnIi. o q Degree
cuurge Sc dfa- -fff
81 HtslNIss kes4ur rlvl.
hui
sFnf uudv pAD
ART sCBOOL uosrv css,. -, - any, 'no'Dt-
s's
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Gov. Park Trammal. at Vest Palm
Beach last Thursday. drove the POL
oeu spike al The celebration To marx
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-07
PRAISES Way
STORE IS RUN

Proprietors of the NatioraI
Meat Co., in the Central Market.
1895 Pacific ave-, are display
ing with considerable pride a let-
ter from /. M. Howell, secretary
Oh state, in which he informs the
company of an inspection made
OF its store by weights and m cas-
ufes inspectors.
Weights on all commodities
tested, he says, were found nm to
standard, and the department
considers the firm, Howell says.
"as among the legitimate mer-
chants of the state who are great
ly benefited by a strict comp,j-
ance with the weights and meas
ures law"
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YOUNG widow, working out, would
like her year old boy in nice
private home as company, or would
pay small wages for his care. Will
exchange references. =. o. Box ga
Olympia. Wn.
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CAPABLE, experienced housekeep-
er wants position In plain family.
ADDRESS Mrs. e. Carson, Gen. Del,
Tacoma.
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PRACTICAL nurse desires work |;
mental or invalid cases preferred;
references. Proctor 1915.
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woman desires DO.
sition as housekeepet; good cook
references. Madison 239.
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J ARE YOU GOING CAMPING THIS SUMMER 2
sYouW
AZ dmmnsD
ACREAGE FOR SALE AND TRADE

ACREAGE FOR SALE AND TRADE
sss.a
coy e :Soe 90 hens TOOLS implements ETC.
Acres On Old Puyalup Car Line
ho rood BARN the an Hsrs s Of sU and
station viii properly We" ana 0rehad' close to
Al n .n,;,. Acres Near Year Harvard Station
10 Acres at Midland
@ shS HshS s'ss $SS' ss s:.s ss
10 Acres in the Puyallup Valley
F'S s's ad S '7 VII toilet
13 Acres in the Puyallup Valley
sfs' h i of sss' good SOIL Price $4,000 VIM
One Acre and Good Groom House
One Acre at Bismarck
fG 5000 h VIII Esass house sna
Acres at Johnson's Crossing
The very best of SOIL location
Acres at Sumner
exchange f d Of Sdaga good SOIL most all in berries
2 Acres in North End
Quite well improved To exchange something
All .u,,. 10 Acres a in Puyaug o Valley
~ Acres Near Sumner
pay fs Of IN cash. To ~
Acres, Improved
f ad T Price $500 old PH''' car line good
Acres Near Olympia
5000 w edSds s an s up S @ city %
Acres Between Tacoma and Puyallup
In the valley, all in
Acres on the Old Puyaup Car Line
@ ct Stock s sSs ss
20 Acres Highly Improved
S oSGs Re snsaF SG s
'oi
/ Acre on Pacific Ave-
Good buildings, located To trade more land
For Rent
good neghborhood and s2 p n
For Land, See
HOIST & PHILLIPS
So6-7-S Provdent Bldg
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnishec rooms for
light housekeeping. Ola So. q.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A down
town hotel. Deal with owner,
703b Pacific av.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE--Contents of pool
hall; good paying business. Add.
5fst and Pearl st.
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PERSONAL

THOS. ]. PIERSOL, NJ. d., gen. prac-
tice and diseases of the genito-
urinary system.
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WAITRESS would like work over
celebration. Steady position pre-
ferred. Tel. Main 1857.
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RESORTS

| INQUIRE of Robt. Chabot, Moclips,
for furnished cottages
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i. X. BARkS. musicians supply
and repair shop. Room SIT Prov
ident Bldg.
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SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
MUSICAL INST. REPAIRING

FIDELITY TRUST CO.'S SAFE DE-
POST VAULTS. Ground floor.
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YOUNG woman WIFI speaks, reads
and writes English, French, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish, wants
library position or teaching about
Aug. l. Last position with Lane
Mtdica Library. San Francisco.
Call at 800 Natl. Realty Bldg. or
phnna Main 4476
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AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything delivered anywhere"
Night service 722 Commerce. st
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Jobs Wanted-Female

YOUNG widow with child 4 years,
wishes housekeeping for nice
man. in or out of town. p. o. Box
ga, Olympia, Wash.
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DREssMAKrNG

WANTED-Plain sewing. work
called for and delivered. Phone
Proctor 1731
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sUpERFLUoUS hair, mofes. remov-
ed permanently without scars by
Mrs. Ruggles. References. 500 FL
delfty Bldg. Main 1870
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WOMAN wants day work Main
9214.
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LADY would like child or baby to
care for. Madison 1896.
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WIDOW desires position as house,
keeper for widower or club OF
men; experienced and good refer
ences. Main sS2o-R
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WOULD tutor by the hour, gram
mar Grade subjects or high
school English Can give good ref
erences. Box P-5. Times.
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MARRIED woman II, with little
girl Is months, will help with
housework, sewing or care OF chill
dren for board and room. Madison
1851. Leave word for Mrs. Park.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WILL give good home to infant or
child. Terms reasonable. Call
Proctor 1855.
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LADIES' & MEMS TAILORING
~~.~~s~~~~>>~~>~>~>>~
SUITS made. $40. when goods are
furnished. X. WeInstone, l05
18th st. Main asia
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WANTED--LIght homework where
there arc no children by girl "a
Main 6g44.
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WANTED--Baby to take care of;
Phone Madison 1898.
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Jobs Wanted

Jobs Wanted--Female
.e>~>>so~~>~s~~.--~S-~-~~~ ~~~>~-~~~>~~~s>~>s
NEAT, reliable colored woman
wishes housework or day work
Main 1902.
MAN and wife want ranch work,
wife to do the cooking, man to
do milking. NJ. Times
EXPERIENCED woman wants any
kind of work. Madison 1906.
wANTED-To care for baby under
year old. Price reasonable.
NEAT, reliable eolored woman
wishes housework or day work.
Main 1902.
LADY wishes place as dishwashet
In city. small place. Main S03S.
EXPERIENCED nurse will take
confinement cases at 1901 No.
oath and Proctor. A nice home.
Physicians references. Charges
reasonable. Proctor 2s57-L.
A widow with one child. girl,
wants a good position as house,
keeper for widower with or with
out l child. Don't answer unless
sincere In business. T-3, Times.
WIDOW desires position as house,
Keeper for widower or club of
men; experienced and good refer
ences. Main sS20-R
WAITRESS would like work over
celebration. Steady position pre-
ferred. Tel. Main 1897.
YOUNG widow, working out. would
like her s year old boy in nice
private home as company, or would
pay small wages for his care, VIII
exchange references. =. o. Box ga,
Olympia, Wn.
PRACTICAL nurse desires work |;
| mental or invalid cases preferred;
references. Proctor 1915.
MIDDLE AGED woman desires no.
sition as housekeepet; good cook;
references. Madison 239.
CAPABLE, experienced housekeep-
| er wants position In plain family.
J Tacoma.
LADY would like child or baby to
care for. Madison 1886.
WANTED--Baby to take care of;
4 price reasonable; good homie
Phone Madison 1898.
WOULD tutor by the hour, gram
mar Grade subjects or high
school English Can give good ref
erenees. Box P-5. Times.
MARRIED woman II, with little
girl 13 months, will help with
housework, sewing or care OF chill
dren for board and room. Madison
1851 Leave word for Mrs. Park.
WANTED--LIght homework where
there arc no children by girl "a.
Main 6944.
AN able woman wants housekeep-
| Ing or cooking In small camp.
1904 So. e. Main 1850.
ExPERIENCED colored cook wish
es position In first class private
family, In or out OF city, Main 1900.
A competent middle-aged woman
would like position as house
keeper, cook or any kind Of work.
Main bo26, room IL
| EXPERIENCED, middle AGED lad,
wants work elerkine. 81 East d
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HAY. GRAIN, FUEL

PETERSON BROS, 1909 So. X st
Main s31.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-07

A respectable woman with little
girl of 8 wants position as house.
keeper In a respectable home; M
objections to children. Address
1888 So. Il st. Tacoma, Wash. House
keeper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-07

AN able Woman wants housekeep-
Ing or cooking In small camp.
1904 So. e. Main 1850.