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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21
MR.. MOORE REMAINS HERE.

Decides to Retain HIS Position.
Mr. A. T. Moore. the popular man
ager OF Hotel Warwick. who purchased
one hotel and leased another in
Stanton several days ago. has an
nounced that he will remain here in
definitely as manager of the War
wick.
Mr. Moore will divide his time be-
tween this city and stanton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21

II your advertising 10 aleqr a'c.
there are Pcapis At his MOMENT
being influenced by 70 20 make an
UNATTENDED VISIT TO YOUR
STORE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21
eTATI o. ONO. CITY on To,sro.
h. LcAs COUNTY

.rssnk J. Cheney mat - oath sssf b. b senio,
yorsDes a. the N ~f Y. J. Chea~y Co. dosns
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su0 cf ONE 6rNDkHD DOLLARS for esch
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notary Pub nc
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o. The syste. seaf fo- nstimcnias 80
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Graduates of Pharmacy at Allen Drug
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21

Trees Detrimental 70 Pis1: Lite
Plant IF" rarely thrivcs sadsr yev
snS ash trccS-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21

Mr. Samuel Reinach. OF Petersburg.
Va. is in the city attending 10 bust
ness in connection with the settling
OF the estate Of the late Mrs r Mil
Ter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21

Miss Brrtrau Tabb. OF Richmond
is visiting her sister. Mrs. X. c.
Moncurc. rs Twcn,y-sixth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-21
Hartman Didn't Attend.

, r " Hsrriman. who Is stopping
al Aiken. s. G. did not aiteni the
| Tar banaue' -nnisht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
BASEBALL FACTS
WORTH KNOWING

Harry Wright was a manager for
- consecutive years
Although Buck Ewing played
major league BASEBALL first in tkSt.
n never played N hts home town.
Cincinnati until ts9a
Jim ORaurka whifc On the New
York team was disciplined bat
once IN 81 years on the Diamond
In 1889 this Columbus. o. eiub IN
tha Western Ieague. operating AZ a
cost 81 bat 5 190o monthly, closed
tbs season ss.ee9 % fhe bad This
10 the worst failure ln baseball
Geckin 81 the best pitchers
the game has produced. began a. a
catcher. discovering his ability 70
pitch when he vent into the box
cne day during fhe absence Of the
regular performer.
Paul Hines. in Providence. IN ISIS
made the only unaasiafed triple glAs
recorded In baseball
Harry Davis was once sold 10 the
Giants for s7oo
IN hts prtuse Anson induiged IN q
bowl u bread and milk before going
70 she grounds 10 play bail
Ariie Latham. ~ II the best
runners that ever wore spikes. h.
isevea IN sliding head first when
stealing bases
While with P~ravidenre IN lsst
ChmFiie Hadbonrne pitched in the
iast ~ wasaas. winning "a. This en-
durAnce record a never been APP
prp4Ehed by a pitcher
M Dmiehanty held the record for
outfieid patoutS retiring ~ men in
one game.
Harry Puliiam. president ~ tiss
National league. waa a. tire =
member 81 the Kentucky legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
AMONG THE
COLLEGES

The Wisconsin university basket
bail team defeated the twea unfsrt
sits satat BY 2 sgars II 80 20
last night. At Madison
rssnty uTF.ua men responded
yesterday afgffn0un 81 tas nrsl eaii
goF NnaahNN fsffnffa NfNe aid ~
mem mHH made ghuif letters on last
years teefa mll BE- in thn game ellis
IhsN AFn captain tAss8sfman.
ffeynnt lewnts and en4sfna
Baseball pfaetinH Tor YaFaity MNs
didNtes aAs hNwn Fniax "a feF aniF q
Nnsk a. EolutNhia me sHasa has
reWaianst Indoors WORKINGS unhsf
ifs@a esaet gaAman sna neAsa
Wis 49, lnsEtaK after fhs battery
candidates With present mild
w@afnex ueoslnian has bees seriously
sonsiasfiax sessiaH has NEE auf "a
south Ftef8 Ter a haY 81 - At teast
unttf fhs aa~s4neesuent - lte wegk
makes 3 change nncwMxafY
TNm " ahaan stnmNKe MaswhHtt ean
IiaataA unaef the dtr~rki0n II Fasmrh
Etaiph Jones' ara Capitals NwfH~r
itp an held their first eut1Nar
prstirs % the asaepu festnraa9 ~.
sfn8en Nhnut tNsnfY candidates
ris fret augae.r haaehau praefies
% tbs ta1g SEASON Naa held frstrfe
day IS taH fe1iana tafe ersltf s1nAd
al Hfaewihntrn- Two teams and
p ftAAA son MANANNNNNtN were NHt w
salts after NaFtnn played - the
Rymmmninm Tor three weeks
The baseball candidates as Purdue
are getting busy nN stuart field and
~ tia present warm weather cen
ttnues there will be much activity
iris week Capitals Bolts has a
xentslssd s1aad az work White
There sfs hut four nfrfuhars - last
years varsity squad Ga dseb. fhss
form the Euefeus for an eufisuslAstie
aauaa and new candidaies are APP
pfartnH daily
TIE deriai8n Of the intercollegiate
r. association ~ hold the track
chAmutan ships en Soldiers field on
MAJ e8 And 20 n very gratifying 80
the track unana cement ~ Cambridge
and plans are airrady under say -
make the steef a. ~auscaaafui ~ hat
Pos The first time in several years
Virginia viii meet the nafF on the
Eritiruu hext fall
n is expected tiiRt ths Harvard
class fRews will ne called out tails
week and then THE silver will ugs~enf
a lively appearance Friday after.
uuna whHm tho Harvard crews faW 81
uu river they found hat frr had
formed IT TIRE bend near sire sim
man inurwaaN aut ihey were forces
20 stHfn The river u YER clear
% &c. however. add not for many
Yssrs has there been SUCH an epen
saaann.
Tie University ~ Chicago football
schedule for 1893 has been straight
oufI uuf az q conference between
Coach staHg and the afhiftfr direct
nra 81 Narthweafern and Purdue Intr
FerxitiFa 81 is complete az fatiawa
NtfpAaf z. N1rfhwpFtcfn ~ MArHuHli
Eftldg Deter 3 fHdtan4 az Marshall
TlflI October ~. Illinois nj Marshall
hisid petgeef 10, Minunaotm a. Min.
ueaVUifs. November q Purdue al
Marshall Flald November Is Cornell
az Ithaca November 20. WtHrenHlU
At Marshall Field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
BASEBALL

The ss Louis nfowna are mss ftrst
in from thH training camps NMMF
have already e9me hack go Mf laaulH
~ tho best at fandiupns according to
Manager MsAleef
Jack rfolatHf has failed 20 appsHf
az Tho euhf ffstuinE faufp and Mas
aaer Chance ia hrainniHa 90 enrrY
about hia bis s%nuthpaw
Opening eiih . BITS hraN aboat his
pffrhtnH staff urnFEr VeQeau the
Kansas fftY~ 4G1haFftle manager tH
tAu a A, num4ea 80 the ffuHt Ntth q
fuil ueiHsd ufatlpn 90 how he 10
MuiaN Go rinah q bunting thie NDaf
~ une % these 1--we aitiNt
And now eaInws nNrien. president
~ the A a. with sac auupuncement
that ne mas auaeeet Harry Fuiilam
in tho pfeataangy % the National
league oil What q headache
Mikn Fisher be % the shift
hFatp - noM a. sefh upon 2 sehe9e
Tor driFins B nUrsehihe about he
ChamDs Elysre FOR tbs benefit ~ taa
PARTISAN ttuHdeH and mnhaieufe
I.emve 81 a. Mikn 20 Nr' thr ideas
Here 10 pHA > contract liMt raf tss
coming season Hiee lt w ana eea Il
aegss .sse Pi'wsss92 T4sssars wtn.am
Fofgisf. naiph Emrirh y nsasase
= Custer
ritrasrs-t q Thompson Harp
~ nuah. o. & Asdrraan FfHnh =
Ailgn Joe ssatea - hintieh -
kIiilay, q ~ Tafitafsfge. ftarenfs
Mafahaii b Van sickle
tnfisltera Charles Rose. Nfaf
haas 81 II sheffield. first uMsa
.lmatiu r. MeHnett. anrpu1 hasa Lee
Mage second tyaHp W " MrNune.
y r' ss'iss' ,hssa ssss X os.s ,sies
outneiarfa@I * ErlsA. D Cahnl
l.. "a Croker. q. W. Wiiaun. u Nc
graw. d aummsts D. iiruyetfe
Cleveland ara hosfna are - :
,a 81 = :, igs1hsS nvndsran.
sta % the California Outlaws last
season Iuves has hts name 70 4
rnmFraef and t& locks AZ " ths hos
wouia 81 90 thr nrt seas
Apafada. shs tA2 MnNlgNh pAtfhrF
N sac first Wf ths seasons blow Ups
Ia q sam~ n Les ABKetes BE Maa
touched saF if hifa Cleveland has
him on lfs HAT
Makr t,oalln nos aeniss that hs
viii play With ths Logan squares q
ang other eutia~ team eAfs
hat a. ssan IS bis s~auasftlis sen
tract A. nut hs all hs with his fsamt
Ceralashi and tfsndse - fhs I've
f"H4tAdHluhAh teams have hHtN eEnt
la siNuad contracts wtthanf q H4nf
mWr AZ 60 = false Maat a rnnfett
~ see ! real baseball piaTrF "a ssese
Nfitaa. ~ rsirs ma 81 last
aeaaan wants e. e. hAeh q 81
mirsrs fae = pass ~ e.. sqa.sn
least Hs complains - an arm fhas
wees get Is condition aHd Nefs
gouainks tu fafsa him Ahts
tfugheS refuses va So az hs a41s
that no Wants ta ks1w where ~ an
ma kiiilaH u "a should toms = :
piurh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
OREGON MARATHON HAS
SANCTION OF OFFICIAL

PORTLAND. See March N@1He
.tlr Oregon Marathon - 10 Frp 6Hgs
90 Nsrrh - aa# been s~auctiph~e ~
both ths A a u ana The ~ a 4ad
runners ~ international rsppfAfast
are expected - participate - W"ft
a. q host aa athera
besides saving - Nnwuetitnfk a4Hm
Whg Mtsssh part ln tne oi4 mNAe Nets
tNnu AZ &NepheraH WU*h4 London ~
ta r~xuerfed tkat an NMliAn rNnm~g
WHO has defeated ttnfsudn wfnnnf ~
the Mafathan - Madison square
aardrn. SsM fork. viii he iuaueesl
10 enter
Arthur Baru. 81 CaiEary. has
promised e. BE = rempetifnr turn
L. aifraty engaged ~ NattfuE ~
Trim again tnf the rnrs March -
ans may sell ~ = fprmiaanlr eun
petiieF. hs tuuk part In me London
Ma rnfhun gt~ wNi ~ear the sat9Fs
~ TIE Seattle AthiHtit eiue. ~ wtt5
Waiter NpnnNAHf. ~ Atp0 w y Fnh@
nsr ~ snme reputation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
NEWS
BAT" WOULD BUNCH 'EMI
AND LICK Them ALL

and that boxer f. myself. can beat
an the so called Ereat fighters in
England
y will nEht Freddie Welsh.
champion lightweight ~ ENGLAND
JON bfiaunil the EuHiiak topnutghs
ell owen Moran. champion feather
weight ~ England 1HhtH White ek
champion lightweight ~ England,
and Johnny Summers, who recent
81 beat nfltt. and fight them ati boz
ono day All ark ia O. fifteen
minutes iutefmlHaiau between opch
bout and maybe ! wont need Chat
much tn some asses
a viii lot cofffnth pick any two
~ Use nWhfHfH named above ana
will uaht thsm fnf $4,000. will
flNhf three ~ them fuf $50 600, four
Tor $50 900. and after that 40 many
nH Cuffr0th wants Cot e., 500 apiece 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
M'FARLAND AND CROSS
SIGN ON FOR MAR. 10

Fnrland ana Teach Cross have been
matched TO light ter rounds before
The FHirmunt Athletic club in New
York March 10 They are TO weigh
lea at 1856 pounds "a 3 o'clock Man
ger Harry Gilmore, Dr.. eieaed the
match rHr long distance telephone
yesterday The Fairmont club las
announced that a VIII boost the reg
uiar club prices FOR the match 80
that q packed houae Will mean a
$4,000 gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
A. Iuu GRAND FINALE oF nfs
uAurEis. HH Will ltciC nto
nTNUu on uuIffkuNns.

San FNANDGHCO. March ?
nhttlinr Nelson. champion Of chant
plona amuaH lightweight puNliiHtH.
has Issued the following nntahle
statement
luat Co show tho admirers ~
these English aurnppnfa ana az a
finale 90 u4Y ring career I
Will make e proposition % iamta y
cnffrnth a. naAi all the champions
nt England iu auH day
"a VIII nrfef appear in che finn
again after tbr Fourth uf Jus next
before / retire I want go snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
WESTMINSTER To HOLD
LACROSSE CUP MATCH

The Westminster. ~ g.. lacrosse
team will hold the Minta cup an
other season.
The Tor0nto Tseauaehs have fail
81 70 comply with the conditions
pertaining % q challenge. and can
not % 80 noN. March . wna fhs
last date upon which a chaiiauxe
was receivable. and this q March d
II heginn 20 look a. though sha
cup would stay right IN Mestmin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
KETCHEL FALLS TO
AUTO RACING FEVER

MILWAUKEE,. wis, March
stanley Ksfohet viii bogamr an
automobile racer after hiH fight with
Jack utnTi@n at Philadelphia
hetehFl wN htafF his new work Ia
Milwaukee uudHf Tie tutsiaNn 81
bob nfaeh, winner 81 thr tshouE
rAea az the local automobile races
iaat fan
Natessi bsrMme Interested ln auto
msriies when ffafnihM Tor Ills uFht
efth rHpke aad when stanley was
af the Chicago autanlohtin show hs
met NfRah
When kntehel aid DC Nouia like
90 become aH automobile FnNef
prafh took him at his word. and thc
plans are now complete
-
WANr-noafd and room Sec
fawm 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

services walsh demanded mern
money from Canlakey Eama a.
he hskat ss.an4 others place thr
figure IL ts.E1r. Whatnsef II was
if ~ preARhle that tha getaway
gsaK wift see Tho r0mishsg star tn
The box wfth nFi differences bsN~ sec
the uld Roman and hiWsselk al
tuetwd
Although gawms " Feputea 10
have e cheap tNann. IA lH 8Wuhtfui
~ ~ waWgd consent 10 lei his SIS
Nrat winner escape hNeaHsr Or a
A~iffsFrHee ~ q frS Thousand dol
lars heta rrn thrHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

The Golden Gardens Baseball
club. of Ballard. is having the Old
city ball park fixed up and generally
put Is shape pending the completion
- the uew grounds at Golden
Gardens ~ a H~fHrtor tho ballard
nine Whipped the Lincoln lugh 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

los ANGELES. Cal. March -
Few figures In baseball today com.
maHd more attention from BAH
players and public than IA Walsh.
the Chicago American league ciuh
pitching wonder seldom in It's
years Of ttfe baseball rrodutrd y
nan OF Wntsh's Gather Ale stands
head and shoulders above the ordius
AIRY beavers not alone through hta
ahitity 20 uisch extraordinary Eame#
but because he can come hack daN
after uay. without apparently losing
his effectiveness.
Last arnmer the white Sax
were kept IN the RAGS all season be-
Gauss Walsh pitched nearly half ~
tie I'm piaeed Winning q great
percentage Of the Eoatesta Time
and again no Wss called uuon 20
f4n8sh games started hY others when
= Opposition MAS finding the de-
livery easy Ana Walsh made good
up0n about % r@F cent % the
occasions.
TMis powerful cool. with won.
deFfui speed aud q command 81 the
Ep44 hall uueQuatea " any sthtf
pitcher. Walsh had but 70 walk ints
Tho box ~ win his games II was an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

ster. al least until all the present
players aro Killed Off. and ths com
Inc grnrration proves 81 Hw IT weak
Timber There ls nothing 90 thte
business ~ coming way uut rom
Toronto aud tho eastern praNlueea
at great expense every sssr. only %
60 bark with the same Obi assert.
nient - broken hands and shin
hoHes aud-no cup
Talk le nos going for . match fot
the bowl with tac Capitals ~ Regina
bflt Il locks a. n the joke would
dis IN the she'll II IL too much
heap laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

nff-fepsated SAYING that when "tik
Nds name Was ehafked upon the
score board hts game was on
oct q 1905 Ia Giles Gland Walsh
iudaised 90 . pitching duel aifh
AtHis Aoas probably the Nest not
ahfe battle for supremacy untWFWh
fws grand pitchers etef recorded Tn
mine lmnlnaa Joss dtd not permit q
fn geach first base. while Walsh
struck out l& mHn On eight tantnAs
a neW worlds record. and, hut for an
sfgsr ~ iah.ii wpuia aet have ser
ratified = al a. neore
Ttis scar. az recognition u past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
OSTEOPATHY

Efertricity vibration. ileht Their.
epy. hot AIR sweat baths. and other
dFuWleE4 mHthode. Optical rooms
Tor fittinN Riaaeea aud trfafl1K egas
suftati8n y Treatments 81 enfh
A. Holt. DsfarpMfM ard Opfielau
$3.50 People's Rank Bldg. Second
ana Pike Main fssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

The four home runs and two bag
ger BY H%ottenns Of Buffalo in five
times at bat NJ unparalleled IN bnae
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

PARIS Match 3 The Aero club
Hiss fofaifed three entrinn from TIE
fHFiish Aero Fluh. ena from ue
tnifod states nuH one from itaiY for
fNe Gordon BENNETT aviation cup go
gnuteAtaa pm August -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Cheap Coiomst Tickets

VIII be sold again this spring
westhound. via Oregon r. X a Nav
ieaiion compHuy'H picturesque ilHe
during March and April From
Chicago. $3.50 Sc. Louis. 1850
Omaha. Kansas CITY. 81 Paul and
all Missouri river points. $500
Deposits taken nj Union Ticket OF
flee. Ma. COS First Ave r. n
Eliia. CsuI AIT. s*'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
NEWS OF The
= BOXERS <

nnis Farhe and ftaKa Kelly have
signed ~ Tor sNrir f0aFth 60 IN lin
rnffFethf8 pa8lilpm. ~ Frisco. tie
latter part % this manth
@-e-a
Ansr securing another IS minntsa
Nhtch 10 Try ths trick InSuf
MAhmeut. the TURK viii ~ 90
threW Freddie nru Ia ts minufas In
Minneapolis nexf HaturfaF nlEat Ne
tried IL two weeks aNo So 30 WtNufes.
and eaui9u't 50 the sfant
HaAh Mcintosh. promoter * tho
hurmm~J0hnnuu fight. has offered
ffas Neimnn ttesbee so Wight t9hnny
summers the EuEft&h lightweight
Has COMES back with = proposition
20 EgffFnfh. the Fftea1 promoter.
that for 81. 800 30 viii take On any
five of the Hritishsrs 10 = single day
htm fef an additional s. see each
{ guess Hat - the eandy dispenser
al right. All right
Benny YeaEer says that he - IN
earnest in g~HMitNuWfmM Doctor Roller.
ard hn has thH goods 90 hack him
tEe has fought for q long whfi~ ana
usually been forced 81 aiv~ away
fuany pounds ~ act ire Eers
fresh 4 broken hnud sustained IN his
last fight over ~ Butte
Jack Johnson lands II Victoria ip-
day. and quite " crswd ~ curious
SPORTS hied themselves canadaward
this morning on the early boat 20
see The big mn4rn teeH his sea legs
and 20 shake his ~honized hand az
the fiFst opportunity. Atn't h ths
HWtf7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get a coal OF wood range free. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Dance at DreamIand

Prizes given away tonight. Ad.
mission i0c. including 2 dance
tickets. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

WANT Rooms. furnished or uu
fugnished. See page g "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
$3.50 No. 5 Pint
Brass Gasoline Blow
Torch S2.75

buying FOR tees than wholesale
pricea. and saving Yourself fl4a.
which makes II an ideal time ID
6anoilne Torches are used for
thu wing out frozen pipes for heat
lug soldering irons; fnr burning off
paint and VArni#h for melting lead
Tor light hraxing Every plumber.
steam filter. electrician. farmer.
mechanic and family that bsepa
house should have one They are
easy and quick 90 operate. and one
VIII pay for itself many times each
season.
$3.50 No. 6 whites Hot Blast Turn
or Pint Hrana Gasoline Torch
with pump IA handle
tags No Z whites Hot blast Turn
or Plat Hraas Gasoline Tercn
pump Ia tank
.sf26 No. 20 Quart whites Turner
Hot Blast Brass Gasoline Torch
sttsft ff+ffts .ftfffs trf. Fi4tH
Has soldering iron holder and
pump In handle.
$3.50 No. 3 Reliance Quart Whites
Hot Blast Turner Torch SKIS
Pump in tank. a
ttb0 Baby Gasoline Torch 81, ~
Sale ends March 18TH aoanefe 1T
present stock Is sold
r. NJ. SPINNING
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-19

lafts cabinet IS of course Mrs Franklin
Macyeagh. Wis of the Secretary of the
Treasury. Mrs. MacYeagh Is splcndidly
equipped for her duties as her husband
is man of immense wealth and she has
for years 1lled the position of II hostess
In an Important social sense.
Mrs Jacob NJ. Dickinson has n slight
advantage over most OF The new cabinet
ladies In that. for four years. during Mr.
McKlney's administration she Was a no
table hostess In Washington as the wife
Of the Assistant Attorney-Generu OF the
United states. She IS 4 woman OF studi-
GUS tastes yet also democratic and do
mesic in her IDEAS 10 now on her re-
turn RS the wife OF the country's latest
Secretary OF War. Mrs. Dickinson Is
equipped spleudidly for marked social
as well as political career. IN the swirl
ing circles OF Washington official society.
For Il should always be remembered
that the cabinet lady. while her highest
function Is attending the wife of the
president, Is herself the leader In great.
big division OF national society. For In
stance. Mrs. George W Wickcrshom, the
wife OF the great corporation lawyer. TO
whom Mr.. Taft has intrustcd the gigantic
task OF cntangling the countless suits in-
stituted against any and all trusts dur
Ing the Roosevelt regime, is the logical
and. indeed. actual head OF the vast con-
stitnency that gathers around the Su-
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N My one woman in the whole
81 ~ United States can enjoy at n time
" 81 he unique distinction OF being the
V y First Lady OF the Land. Mrs VII
lIam III. Taft must pceforce he con-
sidered the most distinguished hostess at
this time In the United States. and Just
as her famous husband has around him
notable advise. composing his Cabinet.
SO Mrs. Taft has the counsel and support
OF the chief lady In the household OF each
cabinet officer.
In the present arrangement Mr.. Taft
has one tho better OF his better hnlf In
that the President has nine lawful and
legal advisers in his Cabinet, while the
.wIllful and confirmed bachelordom of
Postmaster General Hitchcock has hlther-
10 deprived Mrs Taft OF one OF the
normal quota 10 her circle OF Cabinet
ladies. There Is q persistent rmmor In
Washington official circles That Mr..
Hitchcock has realized the error Of bis
unmarried state and Will shortly change
for state OF mnrried blessednese How
ever. up 60 date President Taft has nine
Cabinet members. while only eight OF
them hnvc furnished a representative to
Mrs. Tnft's official circle.
There are two sides 20 the activities OF
the wife OF member OF the highest ad-
visory body on this continent aud Mrs.
Cabinet Member Is a parsonage not only
In Washington but throughout the coun-