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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

ono family In every 81 In the
United States IL taking lts pleasure
In n Ford car. or rather. on the
basis OF the number OF Ford cars
In use. every 61th family should
have a car Some ~ them haven't
got them. because OF the families
that have more than one car. be-
cause OF those which have been
turned into commercial cars and
the ones used In public work. Hut
there are enough Of them IN exist.
encc 20 supply car 10 one person
In each a06 In the ccuntry.
The number OF Fords In use 20.
day II approximately 335 coo. OF
this multitude 200. 900 are In the
United States. The population. &C
eord!ng 10 the last census. was
% .0O0. 900. II Is easy to compute
from this that one person /. every
SOC has Ford car. Getting down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

I In this territory, feel very proud
OF the new arrival.
X. " Jones. n Seattle man. re-.
Gently purchased Lincoln truck
from the local branch. II has al
ready been shipped 10 Alaska Mr..
Jones is going TO use II as trac-
tor for pulling slcds over the trail
20 the new Alaska district II viii
pull at least ~ sleds. and can go
much faster than the dog teams.
Watch out for Earl Staloy" can
be heard around the local Stude-
baker office. Earl Is going 10 drive
old "24" AT the Meadow races Sept.
IA. This machine In the oldest Stu
debaker on the Pacific coast, and Is
Htlll big factor when u comes 20
going fast Although II n named
"a" II always goes like 60.
Lefty Burke. tho former Seattle
high school football star, 10 now
very active on Automobile Row.
Mr. Burke II al present on the
sales force OF the Stutz Motor Car
90. We all know that he IL more
than making both ends meet
Burke used 10 play end
The Waterhouse Trading Co fin.
ished n good week in the truck line.
The Garford seems TO be very pop.
ular in Seattle. several being sold
in the last week. The sales force
feels confident that they are going
TO keep up the good work.
Mr. n. +. Jacobs. OF the Path.
finder factory. has been In Seattle
for the past few days. He re-
turned 10 San Francisco last night.
J. H. Crammond. credit and Of
flee manager for the Firestone Tire
and Rubber company. 9ls East
pike st, has returned from a
weeks automobilinK through
Skagit county and Mount Rainier.
returning by the way OF Belling.
ham and Everett. looking after the
interest OF the Frestone Tire and
Rubber company and stopping a
few afternoons 10 try his luck at
fishing Crammond is the guy that
put the - IN fish. His luck at
trout was not extraordinary. but
he hooked one big order for Fire
stone tires at Belllngham.
Upon MIR. Crammonds return.
Manager Campion took few days
outing on a fishing trip.
c. A. Mars. formerly OF Butte.
Montana. is now connected with
the Firestone force. lie is an ex-
perienced tire man. and will be
used as assistant adjuster and
floor salesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

very much enthused over the local
field The result was the estab-
fishing Of the local factory branch.
which has done very we'll Twenty
machines that arrived but short
time ago have already been
shipped from this depot 10 differ
ont parts OF the Northwest. The
Metz bids 10 be very popular
car throughout the country. The
price is within tho reach OF every
body and people are taking adyan-
tage OF II.
Seattle automobile enthusiasts
are looking forward with much in
terest TO the coming automobile
races TO be held at the Meadows
the 18th OF this month There are
a great many good cars entered.
some that are widely known as
speed burners. so the competition
Us going 20 be very keen Taking
It for granted that Mr.. Weather
Man will do the right thing. Seattle
viii see some swell races.
A 7. Rand. president Of the Min
neapoliH Gas Co. recently pur-
chased his flfth Kissel Kar OF the
Northwest Kissel Kar branch.
Harry Helm. vice president OF the
Russell. Miller Milling Co. is driy.
ing his second ~kissel Khr, while
another widely known Minneapoli.
tan. Emil Fcrrant. grand exalted
ruler OF the Minneapolis Elks, is n
recent convert TO the attractions Of
the klssel Kar.
NJ. A. Miller. manager OF the
Miller Auto Co, agents and dis.
tributors OF the American. Marion
and Doris cars. left last week on
motor tour 20 Pacific Beach. lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Teal. OF
Butte. Mont
The party made the trip In an
American underslnng car.
The Chandler Light Six IL here
on display and Is attracting wide
attention. Clayton Gibson. North
west factory representative. Is very
enthusiastic over the new ma
chine. The Light Six Is now being
displayed in the show rooms OF II.
H. a. n C. Gray Co on Broad.
way. and n great many people have
already seen II.
A. v. Davis. Northwest manager
OF tho Maxwell Motor Car Co. Just
drove up from San Francisco In
the new Maxwell "25." The new
machine sure stood the test fine.
and caused no trouble at all on the
whole trip. Tho Van Brunt Motor
Car Co. who handle the Maxwell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

To the family proposition, tho off.
cial multiple for figuring the aver
axe number OF people In family
is 4.b3. which gives tho fact that
one In every 67 families owns n
/ Ford car.
J. w. Leavitt q Co are now In
their new quarters Mt 18th and Pike.
The new building Is ono OF the
most modern and best equipped
buildings on the Row. and is cx-
/ pected 90 accommodate tho needs
OF this concern for several years
/ TO come.
The big building. two stories and
basement, containing 1000 square
feet OF floor space. will be given
over exclusively TO the sale and
care OF Overland pleasure cars and
! WHY'S utility trucks Brick and
concrete were used In the c0nstruc-
ton The first floor IL given over
TO HalesroomS and offices. The
two salcsroomH. one for new cars
and one for used cars. are kept sep
arate. The new cars saleHroom ls
on the Pike ~. side. occupying the
front OF the building.
A party OF ak Imperinls. three
from Seattle and three from Ia
coma. left last Saturday for week.
end trip to Lake Cushman. Mr.
Waller and Mr Stratton. managers
OF the local branch OF the Imperial
car. and Mr.. H. J. Waller. n prom.
inent West Seattle real estate man.
with his family. veto among the
party Fine time was made, con
Hidering that nothing OF interest
was missed along the way. The
party took their time and surely
enjoyed every minute that they
we're out. Everyone finished strong,
With a perfect score. as not sin.
gle accident mRrred a most pleas.
ant trip
Three years on ono set OF tires
IL the record mad, by two Frank.
lin cars OF the same model and
owned In different parts OF the
couutry. Mr. H. NJ. Ward. OF
Charleston. W. Va. has driven his
1910 Franklin model @ for three
years aud In that time had but
six punctures The other car IL
owned by Mr.. II. c. Clapp. Of Ne
Cook. Neb.. who Is still using the
same set OF tires that were on the
car when Il was shipped FROM the
Franklin factory In 1910. They
now look as II they might run an.
other year" says Mr.. Clapp.
Mr.. W. r. Schwartz. sales man.
aver OF the Metz Motor Car Co.
who was In Seattle recently, was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
THE PURSUIT OF JANE"
IMP COMEDY

Jane. a dashing widow. captures
tho three most attractive mon at
tho summer resort. TO the despair
of her sisters. Smith. man OF re-
source. finds Jane on n rock In the
harbor. with the tide rising rap
idly. He will not rescue her until
she consents 10 become his bride.
The sisters console the disappoint-
cd rivals. This film will be releas-
ed here shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

While turning the corner at
Fourth av. and Seneca st, shortly
after o'clock this morning. two
automobiles, one driven by II p.
Anderson. 152 18th av.. and the
other by George Adams. s07 Lane
st., collided. Anderson's machine
was badly wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Where You Can Buy
EN- 6 for a Quarter

Inn b Tor a Quarter
Seattle merchants are re
spending 10 The Stars sugges-
ton. In spite OF the traction
company's arbitrary withdrawal
OF the sale OF tickets on cars.
you can buy six car tickets for
a quarter at the following
places:
panton & London. I'LL Sec
ond av.
mseDoueali southwIek Co.,
Second and Pike.
New York Quilting Co.. BPS
Third av.
S. s. Frlnk. stall 2o'. West
lake market.
American Paint & Wall Pa
per Co.. First and Union.
Wright Restaurant Co., Inc,
1874 Washington 1t.
Tailor Ready Co., Fourth and
Pike.
Golden West Grocery, 65th and
PhInney.
The Bon Marche, Second and
Pike.
J. @. seeeamp. cigar stand,
f4o6 Third
Bell Drug store, end Of Ra-
VIENNA line.
Perfeeto cafeteria. Third and
James.
sell-ouIce Grocery Co.. AlkI
and 63rd s. w.
Edw. Robinson 4 Sons, FIRE.
mont av. and Ewing 1t.
Summit Liquor Co.. 1908
First av.
Jewish New Years Card
store. t7f5 Yesler way.
Peoples Cash Grocery, No. 2,
400 3oth av. NJ.
Spring Cigar Co. tfour
stands, 700 First av- Second
av. and Madison St. ei5 Second
av.. Third av. and Pike st.
Blekford grocery. First av.
and Madison st.
olymplan Cigar store, Second
and Washington.
Green Lake Drug Co., 1908
WoodIawn av.
Ba,tersby & Smith. soe First
Herman BIumenthal. 100 Sec
ond av. s.
Smith Pharmacy. 23rd and
Jackson.
National Liquor Co.. 4o5 Pike.
Renton Hill Pharmacy. 14th
and Madison.
Box office, Colonial theatre.
California Wine Co.. 53o3 Bal
lard av.
A. o. T. Co., 112 Columbia.
Mccormack Bros, Second and
James.
o'Keefe & Mudd. $40 First av.
Eagle Transfer Co., 6ti Fourth
av.
Rainier Laundry downtown
oYlcel. 1903 Second av. s.
Westlake Az. Market. 233
Westlake av. N.
Uncle Sam Dye Works. 1t25
Pike ST.
Cascade Laundry, 54o3 Ballard
av.
c. Nybo. 1903 First av.
Golden Pheasant Restaurant.
Ills Pike ST.
Brooklyn Az. Grocery, 4oth
and Brooklyn av.
Hub Clothing Co.. sis First av.
Buffers Cigar Co., 614 First
av.
Frank Engqulst & Son, tallors,
saga Ballard av.
heroux Lunch Room, 55os Du-
vanish av.
Columbia Cash Market. 81 w.
Columbia.
Shamek Bros. Jobbers, 227
TO 235 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
The Vegetarian store, t22-124
Sanitary Market.
c. II. Dahlen Paint & Wall
paper store, Pine ST, between
Second and Third ayes.
Hoods Candy Co., 1909 Pike
place.
Geo. c. Kenyon & Son, zoos
Westlake av.
Ernst Hardware & Plumbing
Co., 5o4 Pike ST.
Annie Reardon, candy stand.
tt3 White building.
stratford Cigar Co., sto Sec
ond av.
CIemmer theatre, t4t6 Sec
ond av.
First Hin Pharmacy, eot Mad
ison st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
WHAT'S
HERE

Class A Sunday TO Tuesday Night
The Fatal Grotto." feature film;
The Light Woman" Rex drama:
The VegetArian's Dream" and
Field Spiders and their Habits"
Eclair. split reel
Dream Sunday TO Tuesday Night
The Awakening OF Man" two
part Edison "Pickwick Papers"
and The Baby Elephant" split
reel, vitagraph; The Way OF
Life" SelIg drama.
Colonial Sunday to Tuesday Night
The Climax" Pathe play: The
Hand OF Destiny" Kalem drama;
The Lonely Heart" Selig drama:
Hard Luck Bill" Essanay comedy,
Melbourne Sunday TO Tuesday
The Death Knell." three-part
feature drama; Jack Meets His
Waterloo" American Western:
The Social Secretary" Reliance
comedy; THE New Baby" Key
stone comedy.
Grand Sunday 20 Tuesday Night
For the Flag" two-reel Amer.
lean: Chapter OF His Life" Males
tic drama: "Frazzled Finance"
Thanhauser comedy.
Tlllkum Sunday 20 Tuesday Night
Broken Threads United" two
reel Essanay drama; The Strong
Mans Burden" Biograph drama.
"Howlln' Jones'" Selig drama.
Yesler Monday TO Tuesday Night
The Moonshiner's Mistake"
drama: The Tables Turned"
Scenes In Honolulu" THE Enc
my's Baby" The Pied Piper Of
Hamlin." feature
olymplan Tonight
THE Open Secret" Pathe drama
in two parts: THE Wrath OF
Osaka" vitagraph drama: The
Leopard Tanner" Selig comedy;
The Tattle Battle" Selig comedy.
Circuit Sunday TO Tuesday Night
The Green God, three-reel fea-
ture; "The Trade Secret" Males
tic drama; THE Green Shadow"
Kaybee drama.
Union Sunday 10 Monday Night
King Robert of Sicily" two-reel
Essanay; In Moroland," education
al and THE Artist and One Suit
OF Clothes" comedy, n split-reel
Selig: Miss Arabian Nights"
Lubin comedy.
Clemmer Sunday to Tuesday Night
"Pathe's Weekly No. a" worlds
news; ISLANDERS Tongue" drama;
Mann Of the Woods. drama; With
the atives OF New Zealand" and
"FfclSle Fortunes Favor" split reel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Lost articles are usually found
by Star want ads In tho Lost and
Found" column, --
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Rev. Hugh e. Brown, pastor OF
the Pilgrim Congregational church,
will occupy his pulpit at the Sun
day services for the first time since
returning from his trip with the
Mountalneers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

=, Consul,ation. examination and nd.
pcf Tree. n out Of town. write
rrlces moderate. and include Tnedi
sns. Hours 70 3. 7 to 3 D. m. Sun.
Gays. 1890 70 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Union Sunday 20 Monday Night
King Robert of Sicily" two-reel
Essanay; In Moroland," education
al. and THE Artist and One Suit
OF Clothes" comedy. split-reel
Selig: Miss Arabian Nights
Lubin comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Boarding and Day
School conducted
by Sisters of St.
Dominic. Classical.
English, Scientific,
Commercial and
P re p ar a I DRY
Courses. Special
attention given to
young ladies pre-
pairing for Teach
ers' Examination.
Healthful location,
extensive grounds,
large building with
modern improve
ments. Fully equip
ped Physical and
Chemical Loabora-
tory. For prospec-
tus and further par
ticulars apply to
SISTER SUPE-
RIOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

CIemmer Sunday to Tuesday Night
"Pathe's Weekly No. Al" worlds
news; ISLANDERS Tongue" drama;
Mann OF the Woods. drama; With
the atives OF New Zealand" and
"FfclSle Fortunes Favor" split reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Mr. W. II. Schwartz. sales man.
aver OF the Metz Motor Car Co.
who was In Seattle recently, was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

TllIkum Sunday 20 Tuesday Night
Broken Threads United" two
reel Essanay drama: The Strong
Mans Burden" Biograph drama;
"Howlln' Jones'" Selig drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Olymplan Tonight

"The Open Secret" Pathe drama
in two parts; THE Wrath of
Osaka" vitagraph drama THE
Leopard Tanner" Selig comedy;
The Tattle Battle" Selig comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Yesler Monday TO Tuesday Nloht

The Moonshiner's Mistake"
drama. THE Tables Turned"
Scenes In Honolulu. THE Enc
my's Baby" The Pied Piper Of
Hamlin," feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Grand Sunday 20 Tuesday Nlaht

For the Flag" two-reel Amer.
lean: Chapter OF His Life" Males
tic drama: "Frazzled Finance,
Thanhauser comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

Circuit Sunday TO Tuesday Night
THE Green God" three-reel fea-
ture; "The Trade Secret" Males
tic drama; THE Green Shadow, "
| Kaybee drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06
Melbourne Sunday 20 Tuesday

Weipournc ounuaJ 10 iucsosy
The Death Knell." three-part
feature drama: Jack Meets His
Waterloo" American Western:
The Social Secretary" Reliance
comedy; THE New Baby" Key
stone comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-06

10 the family proposition. tho off.
cial multiple for figuring tine aver
axe number OF people In family
is 4.b3. which gives the fact that
one In every 81 families owns
Ford car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10

I3resI 6SrG1r 81 tbs Irish-American a c..
With reference 10 sending athletes of
thai DETERMINATION to participate in the
George Washington meet, which viii
be held at Convention Hall, Gatur-
day night. February ED. Among the
star members If the irish merican
club whom Slarrow Will bid for in
New York are kINtab fGEer, Cough
Ian. Bonhag and Sheppard.
In response 10 fl telegram sent Abel
kiviat. the crack miller replied thar
he has February 22d open and made
an appointment in New York with
the George Washington manager.
Among the places that Will be visit
ed by Slarrow before he returns to
this city about Thursday viii be
Princeton and Pennsylvania. 1t is par
Jicuiarly desirable 10 bring Tee"
Meredith here IL show in the George
Washington meet and an effort will
also be made to get Taber of Brown
university
OF Washington talent, the schools
and colleges of this vicinity Will be
well represented. Catholic university
600-yard novice, Lorraine r, Smith;
50-yard hurdles, Arthur r. kinsolv-
ms and William G.. GOODWIN; so
yard scholastic. Talbot 7. Spier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
SENATORS Do NOT
FAVOR CANDIDACY

WASHINGTON. Feb 9,-The cam
didaey Of Joseph r. Wilson, brother
OF the president elect. for secretary
or the United States senate. is not
meeting with general approval among
the Democratic members of the up
per house. Senator MARITIME of New
Jersey, whose election to the senate
was due in large part to the support
OF Governor Wilson. is outspoken in
his opposition To the candidacy of
the governor brother. A number of
other senators among them mep sup
posed 10 ee' IN sympathy with Cow,
ernor WILSON'S policies also question
the propriety of Mr. Wilson's can
didacy, and the wisdom of his cleo
ton.
Senator MARITIME said today that IN
ms judgment the candidacy of Joseph
X. Wilson might be construed as
"sinacking Of Nepotism,' and ex-
pressed a doubt as to whether he
would vote for him even. If he were
requested to do SO by Governor Will
son himself
Mr.. Wilson was in Washington yes
aerdaE en- route from Princeton,
where he conferred with his brother,
the president-elect, to Nashville, where
ne is engaged in the newspaper busi-
ness He spent several hours at the
capital, and met a number of Demo-
cratic senators, He confirmed the ru-
NOR that he was candidate for the
office
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
WHITMAN UHCOCERS
ENORMOUS PROFITS
Continued from First page. }


apartments, to swear that Mrs. Goode
had offered him money to back up her
story will go to the grand jury.
Charles r. Foye, the man who ac-
cused Henry FL. Curran, chairman of
the aidermanic investigating commit
tee, with grating. viii have his case
presented on charge of perjury.
Lawyer Is In IL.
There will be another case pre-
scented against Edward j. Newell, the
lawyer for George A.. Sipp, already
indicted for a nisdenieanor This
time the Indictment will be under
another section of The penal law. and
will be for a higher degree of crime
There may he another lawyers case
for the jury before the week in over
The district attorney, fresh from
Philadelphia today. found no rest for
himself qhe air about him II now
snrcharged with hints, promises, ex-
press or implied. that just another
little crack, another repentant cap
tain, one repentant inspector, and he
Will have the graft system of the po-
lice department absolutely in his
hand Word has come to him and
word is coming TO him from sources
he never suspected before, Informal
ton, hints, tips Of where to look, un-
til he and his assistants are now con-
fident that they know exactly the
trial of the protection money from
the hands Of the lawhreakers almost
to the hands of the lawmakers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
ONLY TWO WEEKS
ocontinuod from Wrist Faga.l

tContinucu from EiFSt lFAS@,}
ginian to publish In it's contest news
cuts and statements from the .organi-
cations competing Tor the grand
prizes~-as 10 what purpose the si,ooo
or other prizes If won by them will
be applied. etc
The organizations listed in the con-
test desiring this publicity are re-
Quested 10 supply cuts and prepare
matter and forward to the contest
manager as early as possible.
Gut and statement of the Retreat
for the Sick--one OF the strong CON-
testants is published today.
Attention is called to announce
ment that today VIII be Voting Day
for women at Bernard. Frances a
Company. Fifth and Broad--at which
place 500 votes will be issued to every
woman, over sixteen years of age.
calling by contest representative who
will be stationed there until from .
a. NJ. to r. M
Five vones for every cent purchased
will also be allowed provided sales
slip is stamped by contest representa-
tive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
NEW AUDITORIUM
IS NOW ASSURED
WORK TO BE PUSHED AND WILL
BE READY FOR OCCUPANCY
IN Tnfs ssPgsf3sx.. 80, !.

The completion Of the splendid
auditorium of the Monument Avenue
Methodist church is now an assured
fact. and work is being rapidly push
cd forward with the view of having
ID ready for worship in the spring
aSeveral weeks ago the new pastor
Rev. r. II Potts at the Sunday morn
sng service asked for voluntary sub
I scriptions 70 a fund uf $4,000. In d
I abort time, the amount Of So, 500
had been pledged several giving as
much as i.50e, others $1,000 ana
numbers subscribing $500 each. Since
then other contributions have been
secured. until the full amount asked
8 for has been pledged
The sacred edifice. when completed
will be one If the most attractive in
the city, and located as it is in the
s. growing West End fills want long
felt in Methodist circles. Its style al
architecture is both Grecian and
RomanesQue and when completed It
q viii cost about s1o0 086e
Its pastor. Rev r. IL Potts. is one
i of the ablest and most popular min
listers oil the Virginia Conference, and
under has leadership great results are
expected by the congregation. II his
unprecedented success in taking this
collection. Is indicative Of his future
paaiorate their hopes seem likely 10
be realized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
To TEAR SCALPS
. FROM PALEFACES
ISDEAS0LA TRIBE or REDMEN
WILL INITIATE THREE CAM
nIDATEs TONIGHT.

Three palefaces are doomed to have
their scalps torn from their heads in
front of campfire In the wigwam at
Eleventh and HUH streets tonight by
the braves Of Indianola tribe. Improved
Order Of Red Men, In the presence of
the chief and other officers of distinc
ton other applications VIII be con
passed on favornbly they will be given
the initiatory degree next Monday
night.
fndianola tribe, which Is the largest
tribe Red Men in Virginia, is pre-
pairing 10 put In force another cam
paign TO further increase the mem
bership More than fifty scalps of
palefaces were strewn over the roll
books of the tribe as the result of a
campaign waged last March.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10

crease its sales and consequently its
output of coal and other minerals by
competition with the ground products
of the Western States.
Governor Elect Hatfield. of West
Virginia, has promised to name COM
mission from his Stat Immediately
after taking Office in March and Mr.
Davis has strong hopes that Governor
Mann will see fit To follow a similar
course.
The exposition will take place dur
ing the entire year Of 1915, when the
Panama exposition at San Francisco
will he held. The grounds cover =
zoe acres in the heart Of the city.