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thought he viii be able to begin to
use 1t again in about q month. Mr..
Norton stayed over In Fargo today
as he was heard this morning in an
argument before Judge Amidon in a
small litigation involving the receiv-
ership Of a property In a suit with the
Iowa Implement Co.
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Business .Jots
cook palnta algna. phane a25.

Hotel Tweeden. free telephone ex-
change IN every room. Baths. running
hot and cold water. Rates 80 cents up
Special rates by week or month.
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storms have oc-
CURED in Montana.
{ h Q Canadian
west. North Da-
kota, Minnesota,
western Nebraska,
the lower lake re-
gions and western
gulf states. Else
where the weather
has been fair. Chi
cago reports q
rainfall OF Ito
inches and Toledo
1.S4.
The teEnpera-
ture changes are
slight.
Generally fair
weather is expect
IL 4. AL r.inAnsArs
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and the outcome OF the trial viii Be

Feeble swimmers should stay where
their toes can touch bottom.
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Quality Grocer
122 BROADWAY, PHONE 497-498

Isn't it better to get quality and be
sure that what you eat is right in
every respect? or course 1t is
especially as you can get both high
quality and lowest prices at this
store.
HERE ARE A FEW ESPECIALLY
GOOD THINGS FOR THIS
WEEKS MARKETING.
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Jubilee Messenger Service now open
for business. phone E7G.
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REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND eRIlD.

MRS. WIEsLow's SOOTHING SvRuP has bren
used for over Sixty YEARS by MILLIONS u
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PEREhcT SUCCESS. II
EQOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
AI&I.AYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie, and
Is the lest remedy Tor DIARRHuzA. 1t is abb
6clutely harmless. he sure and ask for Z MRS.
Wiuslowss Soothing SYRUP" and take no ofae&
kind. Twenty-Five cents 8 bottle
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q. ". araase. cmoiaI IN charga
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weather is expect FInG the Weather
ed in this vicinity Man.
tonight and Tuesday with probably
local thunderstorms. Barometer 1896.
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The Weather
.uzzLE
Generally Fair

Light thunder PUZZLE
storms have oc- PICTURE.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
FISHING SCHOONER
IS MONTH OVERDUE.
OWNERS FEAR Loss
The Alice R. Lawson Left
Newfoundland Nov. l8, in
Face of Furious Storm.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 31.-More
than a month overdue on a trip from
Bonne Bay, Newfoundland, with a cargo
OF salt herring. the fishing schooner
Alice r. Lawson is believed to be lost
with Capt. William Larkin and his
crew of seven men. The officials of the
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Company, own
ers Of the schooner. are hoping that the
vessel may have been driven northward
to the Labrador coast, in which event
nothing would be heard from the crew
before spring.
The Lawson sailed from Bonne Bay
Saturday. November Is, In the face of
an easterly. gale. The ice was forming.
and Captain Larkin feared he would
be ice-bound. Since then no tidings of
the vessel have been received. That
night terrific gale lashed the New
foundland west coast, and weather con-
ditions were even worse on the day
following. blizzard of snow adding
greatly to the difficulties of navigation.
Hope for the vessels safety has been
virtually abandoned by Gloucester skip
Ders.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
BUFFALO SELECTS
BODY TO ARRANGE !.
FOR PEACE EVENT
Celebration in 1914 and
1915 to Observe Centenary
of mo War" Period.

BUFFALO. Dec. N.-Msyor Fuhr-
mann yesterday announced the appoint
ment Of citizenI committee Of 100 for
Buffalo to prepare for the celebration
In 1914 and 1916 of 100 years Of peace
among English-speaking peoples, repre-
senting the city generally.
They are to cooperate with CORE
spending committees from Fort Erta.
Welland county. Canada: the Tona-
wandas, North and South; Chippewa,
NIAGARA Falls. N. r., and NiasaSa
Falls, Ontario; Lewiston. Queenstown,
YOUNGSTOWN, Niagara on the Lake.
Lockport, and other places on the NJ
asara frontier
The combined committees are ex-
pected to form a society, in which local
bodies are to be properly represented,
to promote all legitimate and proper
plans for the erection OF suitable m0bu-
ments. and also to co-operats In the
International celebrations on the Nj
agara frontier and other places.
1t Is expected the Buffalo district
eommittee will cooperate with those Of
frontier. -"
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
BRYAN TO Be TR[ |
LAST SPEAKER 1T !
JACKSON BANQUEl
Committee Well Satisfied
Over Its Arrangements for
the Raleigh Dinner.

william ]. Bryan 10 to be the last
speaker Of the eevning at the jackson
Lay banquet In the Raleigh q wesk
from tomorrow night. The banquet
COMMITTEES has completed the dsilcatdl
task OF assigning the order of spsaks.s.
OF whom there will be sixteen, and
feeis satisfied with its labors. The com
mfttee hopes all the sixteen Demoeratfc
speilbinders also will be as satisfied
with the arrangement.
Edwin A. Newman, chairman OF the
committee, 10 to start the orstorical tlre-
works by introducing the tosstmaster,
Senator O'Gorman Of New York. esna-
tor O'0orman. In turn, will introduce
the other speakers.
Norman II. Mack, chairman OF She
national Democratic committee. the flrst
speaker of the specially invited four.
teen. win be followed by Ccngressman
Underwood. Gov. Woodrow Wilson
then will make an address. Senator
Pomerene will next be heard. The
Ohioan viii be followed by furner
Governor Folk. Alton B. Parker. of
New York. who once ran for President,
comes next.
Champ Clark, Senator Kern, ana Will
liam Randolph Hearst will speak IN the
order named. Senator Taylor. Con-
gresham johnson. Congressman Lloyd.
Senator Newlands. and Mr.. Bryap will
then be heard. Governor Harmon 10 the
candidate who will not be thsyA.
Formal acceptance from M4. Bryan
has been received by the banquet COM
mittee. In Q letter mailed ut KingSton,
Jamaica, just before he sailed. Mr..
Bryan signifies his Intention Of being
present, but says nothing about his
theme for the evening.
The policy Of the party is expected
radical platform IL expected. Mr. Bryan
has lately advocated changing the date
of the inaugural to April 50. and II said
to favor extending the present term
to that date In 1919
The dinner committee will meet at
the Raleigh Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
GIRL K|lLED|NNEW
YEAR CROWD BY
REJECTED SU|TOR
Shot From Behind as Revel-
ers Throng Seattle Streets
in Merrymaking.

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. 3l-Throngs
Of New Year merrymakers at Fourth
avenue and Pike street, the night GEN.
ter Of Seattle. last night witnessed the
shooting OF Gladys Tasche. eighteen
years old. BY rejected suitor. C. H.
Huford. salesman.
The girl and her mother were stand
Ing on the corner when Huford. pistol
N hand. came from behind q street car
and hred four shots into the body OF
the girl, indictins wounds from which
she died later.
II is supposed Huford had been fol-
toWang the wez5sA 6.a oapS~ sss ssuwa-
cd corner believing he could lose him
self In the crowd and escape. In this
calculation he was partly correct. as no
one on the sidewalk tried to stop him as
he ran north. A motorcycle policeman
saw the shooting. pursued Huford and
knocked him into the gutter with his
clubbed pistol.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Hygiene Course for
Sanitation Students

Education in personal and public hy-
giene for college students. a. given at
the University OF North Carolina. mas
been brought to the attention of the
United States Bureau Of Education.
The South Caroiina University's .
course consists OF . series Of lectures.
dealing with municipal and rural sani-
tation, and the work Of transmissicn
and prevention OF all communicable ais
eases as well rs with the personal ny
giene problems of the Individual
The course is open to al students. but
IL designed to be of especial value g
thas ehesss erhnssaa n soei f or rsnox = r r
il In charge OF specialists from The uni
versity's department OF biology.
Experts from the Department OF Agri-
culture interested In farm hygiens, the
South Carolina State board OF health,
the director of rural sanitation, and the
State agent of the United States farm
ers cooperative demonstration work.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Judge Hook for Bench
ArOuSeS MinneSOtanS

MINNEAPOLIs. Dec. 31.-The Minne-
sofa railroad aud warehouse commits
sion has begun a fight against William
C. Heck, Of Leavenworth. Kan, Judge
Of the Eighth Federal judicial circuit.
the announcement of whose appoint
ment to the United States Supreme
Court Is expected to be made by Presl-
dent Taft at any time.
The action of the Minnesota commits
sion has aroused similar opposition in
Kansas, oklahoma, and Nebraska, and
1t was intimsted today that II President
Taft makes chs appointment despite
the protests. confirmation will be fought
to q finish on the floor of the Senate.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
MAN ACCUSED OF
ATTACKING WOMAN
CLOSELY GUARDED
Highland Township, Pa,
People Excited-Former
Lynching Recalled.

COATESVlLIE. Pa, Dec. a.-The
capture of the alleged cclored assailant
OF Mrs. Smith Guthrie, who lives in
Highland township. by Joseph Cath
cart, superintendent of the Beaver Dam
Paper Mills, caused considerable ex.
element.
Mindful of the lynching of a colored
murderer several months ago. the pris
oner has been taken to Westckester for
safekecping.
He Is accused of attacking Mrs
Guthrie in her home. Nearly all the
clothing was torn from her back befor,
she succeeded In escaping, and rar
screaming into the road. An armed
posse. headed by the womans husband
was searching for the assailant wher
he was captured.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
TRIBUTE TOLEE
BY ALEXANDRIANS
Observance of Great Soldiers Birthday Anniversary
Planned for January lo-John Sharp Williams VIII
Make an Address.

Bernton. Norwegian. was removed TO
Alexandria Hospital, where two tees
were amputated by DR., w. N. Smith.
For the eleventh consecutive year.
e. e. Downham. prominent business
man and Mason of this city, has been
elected Representatives OF Acca Temple
Mystic Shrine, of Richmond, to the
meeting Of the Imperial Council. 10 be
held In Los Angeles. May z.
Patrolman Banner r. Young. veteran
Of the Alexandria police force, who has
been on duty for the last two months.
as the result Of broken arm. will re.
sumo work tomorrow.
The first annual dance Of the Jones
Academy, announced as q ~leap year
dance." has been anuosnced for toYnor-
row evening, to be held in McBurney's 3
Hall.
A large delegation from Alexandra
Canton, Patriarchs Militant, witnessed
the initiation Of twenty-four candidates
by the degree team Of the washington
Canton at Odd Fellows Hall, washing
ton. last night.
A meeting Of members OF the "Men
and Religion Forward Movement" was
held In Christ Episcopal Church today.
r. j. Nichols. OF Washington, executive
secretary. was present.
A number Of young women Of the CITY
will give New Year dance in Elks'
Hall tomorrow evening.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Boys Badly burned
As Powder Explodes

Curtis Dennison. fve-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Dennison. of zoos
Railroad avenue southeast, who was To-
day injured about the face. when some
powder that he and an older brother
were playing with, exploded. was taken
from Casualty Hospital to Children's
Hospital, where prolonged treatment
cyesight.
The older boy, Adolph. who Is eight
years old, was badly burned. but the
powder did not get into his eyes. II is
expected that he will be able to leave
Casualty Hospital in few days.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
wAsHINGroN TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. DBC. a

1@shAAsA>.s@As v<~ss 49, SAs
Robert Il. Lee Camp OF Confederate
Veterans is preparing Tor the annual OBJ
servancs Of Lees birthday anniversary.
= legal holiday iu this State on Janu-
airy 10. It ID proposed that this years
celebration shall eclipse all previous
events Of the kind.
Following banquet, addresses will be
made by speakers of national import
ance, the most prominent of whom,
perhaps, is Senator John Sharp WILL
iams Of Mississippi, who will be follow
ed by Congressman A. w. Rucker, Of
Colorado. An invitation also has been
extended to Congressman Clayton, who
has given tentative consent to be pres
Members Of N. D. corse Camp, Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. have received
notices from Commander H. Noel Gar
ner to. asoembl0 In special meeting at the
hall tomorrow night for perfecting ar
rangements for their part In the BAN
quet.
Interesting statistics In connection
with the building operations during the
year past have been announced by City
Engineer Dunn. According TO his re-
port. total Of ffty-three permits for
buildings Of total value OF $12S, ,757
we're issued. healthy increase over
permits issued for alterations and re-
Failing beneath q moving freight train
In Potomac yards yesterday, Harold
The Washington times., 1911-12-31

I know Of no great human achievements
Of universal 1mportance that can DO
credited to the year 1871"
Governor Hadley.
Governor Hadiey of Missouri:
T. Limitation OF the power of the
British house of lords.
''2. The establishment Of a more repre-
sentative form Of government in the
republic Of Mexico.
Manchu dynasty In China.
-. The agreement Of three great ma
tions-the United States. England, and
France--to general treaty Ut arbitra-
ton.
IS The enforced plea OF sunty in tho
prosecution Of the McNamaras.
Passing In review Of the occurrences Of
the year 1si1, Robert d. Peary selects:
= The great advance In aviation.
"a The enormous amount of work
done on the Panama canal
- The revolution In China.
3. The abrogatfon Of the Russian
treaty as ave Of the salient things
which win mark the year in history.
Queen Pessimistic.
Carmen Sylvia. Queen Of Roumania.
presents pessimistic reply:
There has been no soul progress at
all in that year, for there has been
no abatement in the cruelty of man to
man. CARMEN SYLVIA"
In their order as to importance, Ida
M Tarbell says, the following growths
are s1Enihcant: ~
become a. peoples movement. II is
recognised as q world movement, and
the vision Of wars useIessness and
needlessness gains steadily.
poverty IN uDneces.srv ana c.n -. -
tackled with success mas grown. A
hundred are at work on this problem to
one that was set at work on It in 1910
n ~ Lacops recnsn,css csSse has advanced until
in part. Samanitys canss nns oersTs Conviction ss
has become settled that the union ard
Is right. and that its foe under normal
T. The thing called ..Insursency.. has
become g moral growth among the
people. The demand that Big Business
and Big Politics be divorced has be-
s. The fight across the continent by
aeroplane cannot well be overlooked.
Nor can the development of the aero
plane out OF its status as a seven days
world has learned to wait and welcome
its appiication to the practical trans
portation problems OF the hour.
President Thwinr.
The year has been marked by
specific achievements rather than ty
the continuance of the proc ass of
achieveing. In this process Of achiev-
ing these items seem to President
Thwing, OF Western Reserve Universe
ty, to be pIe-eminent.
l. The growth Of political and So
cial democracy in America as seen in
the movements Of the referendum and
the recall.
The growth Of political democracy
in China. as manifehted In the pres
ent rebellion.
8. The growth of ths movement for
international arbitration snd peass as
evidenced in the preservation OF Euro
pean peace under the strain of last
summer, and also as intimaled in Mr..
Carnegie's great gift to the Peace
Foundation.
1. The growth Of sympathy and good
feeling among all races. a. shcwn In
the universal races congress Of Lon
don last July.
S. The growth Of medical education
and research exhibited in the strength
ening of the medical school and med
ical Institute. All these items taken
together are simply evidences Of the
increase OF the respect and OF the
confidence which humanity has for and
in itself, a most happy result II II "a
properly seasoned with the rock-salt
Of humanity.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Scandinavian Club
After New Members

Members of the Scandinavian Club
are today looking forward to Increased
membership and livelier and more ac-
tive interest in the organization.
At the meeting held in the club rooms
last night at GA Twelfth street a large
and enthusiastic gathering applauded
the impromptu program and those who
were not members promised 10 enroll
speedily.
every Swede in the city.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Police Asked to Be
On Watch for Thieves

Mrs Jane Bushoff today asked the Do
lice to look for rus thief VINO entorca
the vsstibulo Of her home. at ~ X
street northwest. on Friday. and took q
black broadcloth coat. valued at so.
Mrs. Ella Allen, OF 1881 Benning road
northeast. reported the loss OF a silver
watch. valued at $15. She said she left
the timepiece In her he'd room, and that
some one went upstairs and took 1t while
she was In the rear Of The house
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
DIVIDED ON YEARS
FIVE GREAT EVENTS
Worlds Rulers and Leaders of Thought View Achieve
ments in Last Twelve Months in Different Light.
Some Are Pessimistc.

Has the year 1911 been marked by five
notable human achievements? This
question has been put to q score Of the
rulers Of the earth and its leaders Of
| thought
The replies are divergept. President
Taft points to the negotiation of the
| arbitration treaties with England and
France. Ernest Haeckel denies that
| there have been great achievements
| during the year Pope Plus X refers
to the creation Of the entrance OF the
United States, through the creation OF
three new cardinals, into the comfy
OF Catholic nations as one of the greai
events, while Carmen sylvia, Queen of
Roumania, denies that there has been
soul progress'' at all
Opinions Varied.
The King OF Italy refers to the use
Of the aeropiane In warifks operations
as . notable. event while Pinero, the
playwright, asserts ignorance Of any
Great event except that he has had a
six months vacation.
In the ciashing opinions, however,
there is frequent reference to the ar
bitration treaties with England and
France as among the really big events
of 1911
Artistic achievents Of note are scarce.
No great paintings are mentioned nor
remarkable plays. Science and politics
have reserved most Of the notable field
to themselves during the year. in the
opinion OF the great men and women,
some Of whose opinions follow:
Tafts Selections.
President Taft's view Is positive. and
in reply to q request to name the five
great events Of the year. the follow
ing reply was prepared:
l. The new treaty with japan.
2. The demonstration Of the COM
plete success Of the prophrlactic in
typhoid fever as shown by the fact
that in the mobilization of $4,000
troops in Texas for three months there
was only one case Of typhoid.
8. The negotiation of general arbi-
tration treaties with Great Britain and
France. (Note-The President regards
the mere negotiations of these treaties
as of very great Importance, whether
they are finally ratified or not. The
fact that It was possible to conclude
such treaties with two of the great
European powers he holds to be an
achievement Of great value.)
H..
s. The final settlement of the con-
struction Of the anti-trus law in the
Supreme Court decisions IN the STAN
dard Oil and tobacco cases.
View Of Pope Plus x.
The message to Pope Plus X brought
a response from a member Of hts house.
hold, there being an invariable rule
that the Pope shall not be quoted. d.
rectly.
Considering Italy alone, the Pope
thinks the greatest events of the year
| were:
1. The jubilee OF italian unity
2. The aeroplane race from Paris to
Rome. won by Beaumont
3. The Inauguration of the monument
to Victor Emmanuel I. the largest mon-
| ument In the world.
4. The installation Of wireless teleg-
raphy between Italy and America.
6. The first demonstration Of the prac-
tical use Of the aeroplane In war. az
given by the Italian troops in Tripoli.
Prof. Haeckel. the great Darwinian.
replied:
II much regret not to be able to an
swer your question. but the truth is tna'
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Shippers Start Fight
Upon Commc. &c Court

SAN BERNARDINo. Dec. si.-A cam
paign by shipping interests of the coun.
try. intended to become nationwide. for
the abolishment of the Court of Com
merce has begun here. George M
Cooley. president of Interior Counties
Freight Bureau, will lead the fight in
the State OF California. The bureau
has mailed appeals to every chamber OF
commerce west of the Mississippi river,
and Mr.. Cooley has announced the same
action Is TO be taken In reference to the
Eastern section of the country.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Virginia Elopers
Not Located Here

Miss Marie Drummond, the seventeen
year-old daughter of Sheriff Drum
mond, of Albermarle Court House, Va.
who eloped from her home yesterday
with man named Chappeli. It In not
believed, Is IN Washington. Efforts Of
the police, at the request of the giri's
parents. to locate her here have failed.
After leaving home the couple II
supposed to have outdistauced the
parents by using big automobile, go
Ing to Lynchburg. where 1t was thought
they boarded train for Washington.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
BUFFALO YOUTH IS
ACCUSED OF BRUTAL
ATTACK ON PARENTS
Upbraided by Father, He
Turns on Him and Later
Beats His Mother.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Dec. 31.-The police
Of Buffalo. Lackawanna and other
cities are searching for Michael
Markovich. jr.. eighteen years old.
who is accused Of brutally beating
his father. Michael Markovtch. and
his mother. Mary Markovich. 80 badly
that they are in q critical condition
and may die.
Tho police say that the quarrel orig
mated between the father and son.
and that Mrs. Markovich received her
injuries in trying to bring peace be-
tween them. After beating his father
alleged e S.tss ,ssfissexsd M 4.
According to the police. Markovich's q
father gave him lecture for his lazi-
ness.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31
Washington Couple
Wed at MiddletoWn

MIDDLETowN. Nd. Dec. si.-Nor-
man L. King and Mrs. Kate o. STRAIT
ton. both OF Washington, ID. C.. were
married at the home OF Charles f.
Brane last evening. Mr. King has been
connected with the United States Geo.
logical Survey in Washington for the
past twenty-three years. Mr.. and Mrs.
king will return to Washington shortly
after the holidays.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31

Flowers for New Years.
Gift flowers; also artistic decoration
for receptions. GUIDE. 1214 r st.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-12-31

what we have got to come to Is
this" said the President, ito recognize
either that we want arbitration and a
peaceful settlement Of disputes, or that
we don't. And we have got to mean
business when we go into arbitration.
This playing of heads l win and tails
you lose will make no progress In a
Christian civilization. II is not possible
that we should win in every case"
AT one point in his speech he became
emphatic.
81 am not taking anything back" he
said. The President declared that II
ever anything should be submitted to
arbitration II was questions OF personal
or national honor. Then he stopped and
said:
"Perhaps / have gone too far in my
enthusiasm" but the audience wouldn't
have Il that way, and when he asked
pointedly: Are we TO step back?' he
got an emphatic mot" for response.
The PRECEDENT was loudly cheered as
he finished his speech.