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The Washington times., 1913-01-07
In 1915
January Formal dedication for
San Francisco exposition.
January 2-Open to general navi.
cation.

That is the canal as it is today, from
Atlantic to Pacific.
Seventy-five feet below the Gatun
locks three steam dredges are sucking
out mud from the last brief barrier of
earth to the Atlantic ocean. Flanking
this last cut is the old French canal,
almost filled in with vegetation by the
magic hand of nature in the tropics.
The dixie of dirt between the locks and
the channel leading to the Atlantic is
yond the dredges. the canal is COM
pleted for its entire distance of about
three miles to Cristobal.
A network of overhead tramways,
transporting mountains OF rock and con-
crete. are the guardians of the Gatun
locks. These locks-three pairs and a
double-are nearly completed. Lcng
inclined concrete runways for electric
engines to mount the extreme pinnacle
of the locks. in towing vessels. are
nearly finished. A small harbor, with
abutment walls. to nestle the merchant
fleets of nations before entering, are
almost completed. A mammoth con-
crete wall. 100 feet in height and 1000
feet in length is being finished to d.
vide the entrances to the double row of
locks. Installation of steel buffers,
operated with springs of high tension,
to protect the delicate sides of vessels,
only remains to be done.
AS there are three locks at Gatun,
raising vessels eighty-five feet, so are
there three locks at the Pacific end
one at Pedro Miguel and two at Nina
flores to lower vessels eighty-five feet.
All of the water to float vessels will be
obtained from the artificial lakes. one
at Gatun and the other at Minaf1oIes.
But the Gatun lake, manufactured lit
orally by man, is the result of the
Gatun dam. The dam Is one in name
only. Today 1t appears to be the crest
of the small mountain, reaching from
the western range of mountain into
the valley where the Gatun locks lie.,
This artificial lake is fed by the Cha
gres and other rivers. Tops of trees
are to be seen today waving their last
protest against the ruthless hand OF
man. Today the lake is fifty-seven feet
deep. 1t will be raised thirty feet more
to the level of the canal and the Gatun
docks.
Nearing completion is the Gatun spill
way. a concrete orifice in the dam to
carry off waste water after the neces-
sary depth is attained. Gates, above
and below the water level. are to be
operated with electricity manufactured
by turbines set in the waste waters pass
ing through and over the dam. This
spillway is about LOO feet long, at
the edge of the upper Gatun lock. It
and is being raised thirty feet in the
center.
After passing through the Gatun
locks, vessels will traverse the thirteen
miles of lake under their own steam.
to the Culebra cut A dixie, stretched
across the depths of the cut at its
northern extremity. now Is the only
for the cut and the waters
of Gatun. This dixie, over which runs
a temporary railroad, Is about a quar-
ter of a mile wide.
On the Pacific side of the cut is the
Pedro Miguel lock. President Taft saw
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
PLAYGROUND BATHS
ASKED BY MARTIN
Supervisor Believes Places Should
Be More Conveniently Locat-
ed for Public.

Believing there is great danger TO the
health of people using the Potomac
river fer bathing. and advocating the
establishment of bathing pools in the
public Fairgrounds. Supervisor OF PlaJ-
grounds Martin will fight the proposed
measure before Congress to build bath
houses along the river front Mr.
Martin believes the Commissioners Will
uphold him In his stand
Mr. Martins plan is to have three
swimming pools in Washington III
which the public may bathe. One Is
TO be in Georgetown, one in Rosedale.
and one, for colored people, in Cardoza-
These pools, he says, may be kept
clean and free from contamination, and
will be conveniently situated.
The river bath house plan Mr.. Mar
tin believes to be not only inconvenient
hut dangerous. He stated today he
had taken a number of boys to a
swimming hole fifteen miles below the
city on a camping trip. and that while
there the polluted water of the Poto-
mac made many of them Ill. The
water along the city water front he
believes to be much more thoroughly
polluted, and Illness is certain.
Mr. Martin, with his associates In
playground work, will appear before
the committee which has the bath
house bill In consideration to fight its
recommendation, and TO substitute an
other providing for the playground
bathing pools
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
UNION OF TWO OCEANS
IS SUPREME WORK Of 1913
The Panama Canal in 1918

June 1-Complete excavation.
July I-Tufh water into Culebra
cut.
July to September-Fill Gatun
and MinafloreS lakes.
October 5-FHst ship to pass
through.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
President Taft Is Preparing
to Accept Engineering's
Big Gift.

1t almost completed. Range lights are
being installed and operating machin-
cry perfected. Steam shovels are wild
ening the North entrance. 1t is the
same size as each Of the Gatun and
Mirafiores locks. To the west of the
Pedro Miguel lock another dam has
been completed. Similar to the Gatun
dam, but smaller. 1t will bac up
water to form Mirafiores lake, ex-
tending mile between the Pedro
miguel lage and the two locks at Mira
flores. The channel between the two
Is at the lowest level and practically
completed except the final polish.
Greatest activity upon any. part Of
the canal Is at the Miraflores locks.
Fourteen steam shovels are operating
there. and traihloads of concrete arc
being poured into forms. The locks
themselves are finished, and the gates
nearly installed. but the machinery and
aputtment walls are not finished.
Where Canal Widens.
South Of Mirafiores the canal Wild
ems. Its lowest depth has been almost
reached, however. A dixie two miles
rier remaining between the locks and
the last leg" of the canal-a run of
about four miles to Balboa and the
Pacific. Water is In this reach of
four miles, the canal being finished
except for final dredging of sediment.
are being enlarged. There a large
mountain of solid rock, 1.200 feet high,
Is being razed to secure more material
for the breakwater. Three islands
reaching into the Pacific are being
Joined by the breakwater. On two
are being built concrete forts. for
mighty tweive-inch guns. On another
Is the quarantine station, and on the
farthest island, the sentinel of the
canal in the Pacific, is another fort.
precipitous and inaccessible except
from the breakwater. Powder maga-
zines are being built, hidden earth
works installed. and other fertilization
work begun.
President Taft was todd while in
Panama that all working records are
being smashed to complete the canal
this year. and also that the canal, be-
gun In 1904. would be presented COM
plete to the Government for about
1856, 100000
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
ANTITRUST LAW
STAND BY WILSON
IS WELL DEFINED
President-Elect on Record as
Favoring Imprisonment
for Guilty Parties.

The fact that the Supreme Court OF
the United States is buslly engaged IN
adding something to the Interpretation
of that statute to make 1t more effectVe
leads to lot of speculation as to just
what President Wilson will do to make
the law more drastic.
The answer is. found, according TO
some, in a speech he made July 4, 1907,
at the Jamestown exposition. In that
speech he took a position which, Tor
that day was an advanced one, and de-
clared against the fining of big corpora
tions that did not observe the Sherman
law and for the criminal prosecution
and imprisonment Of the responsible
heads of such corporations.
The enforcement of the antitrust
laws Is going to be one of the big prob
lens of the Wilson Administration and
unless the President chooses a compe-
tent man for Attorney General. he is
going to be in hot water The Supreme
Court has added much to the effective
ness of the Sherman law in the last
two or three years, and there Is now
little excuse for an Attorney Generai
not making the law an efficient instru-
ment in breaking up combinations IN
restraint of trade.
II Mr.. Wilson is going to take steps
much advanced beyond those that have
already been taken in Sherman law en-
a few Jail sentences for millionafres. To
do this, II may be added, is easier said
than done. Attorney General Wicker
sham processes to want the same thing.
But he has had trouble getting the
courts to look at II that way.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
FREE KIDNEY CURE
There Is No Need Of Any Man Woman Having Aching Back
Kidney or Bladder Troubles or Rheumatism
SOC Bottle (32 Doses) FREE
SOC Bottle (32 Doses) FREE

Just because you start the day worried and
tired. sore, stiff legs and arms and muscles.
an aching head. burning and bearing down
pains In the back-worn out before the day
begins. do not think you have to stay in that
condition.
Thanks to a new discovery you can be
strong, well and vigorous with no more
trouble. pains from stiff joints. sore muscles
rheumatic suffering. aching back or kidney
disease.
For any form OF bladder trouble or weak
ness its action is really wonderful. Those
sufferers who are in and out OF bed half
dozen times night will appreciate the
rest. comfort and strength this treatment
gives.
And here is the best part of 1t all. II will
not cost you a penny to see whether this
treatment will do this for you not. as a
full-sized 5oc bottle (32 dosest will be sent
you by mail without charge, II you simply
send the coupon in other column.
There is no impossible thing required Of
you, no need Of staying away from your
work no drastic diet necessary. All you
have to do is TO take four times a day Just
a little of the famous Williams treatment for
kidney disease and rheumatism, the new
uric acid solvent and eliminator, then you
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
A. L|SNER ENTERS
VICE PRESIDENCY
RACE IN CHAMBER
Merchant Is Willing to Ac,
cept If Election Is Made
Unanimous.

The latest complication in the race for
the first vice presidency of the Chamber
of Commerce is the announcement that
A. Lisner, of the Palais Royal, and
treasurer of the Chamber since its or
ganization is a candidate for election
to the vice presidency.
Mr.. Lisner's friends are advancing his
candidacy on the ground that since he
has given his services as treasurer for
so many years, the Chamber should re-
ward him with an office of more honor
but less work
Although he has given his permis-
connection with the first vice presl-
dency, Mr.. Lisner declines 10 enter
into a contest.
Glad to Accept.
"If my friends feel that my services
during the past five years have merlteu
the reward of electing me to the first
vice presidency unanimously, l shall
be glad to accept the place" said Mr.
Issner ..but l will under no consid-
eraTinn enter a contest. Unless they
give In to me unanimously, 90 not
want to run al all
II seems hardly likely at present that
Mr. Lisner will receive the unanimous
election, although some of his frienos
will insist on putting him in nomina-
tion even IL he should have opposition.
Friends of ID. j. Kaufman will not
consent for his name to be wlln9rann'
as Mr. Kaufman has developed con-
siderable strength and, his frlenos say,
will be elected. The name OF Wilnam
r. Galiiher is also being freely men,
toned for the first vice presidency, anu
other prominent members are DelnS
urged to run for the office
IN case Mr.. Kaufman and others Wno
have been mer toned Tor the place, 40
not yfta.I.aw from the race. ana II
seems hardly likely at present that
they will, 1t is not known what step
will be taken by Mr.. Lisner and his
friends.
Have No Opposition.
The first vice presidency seems TO be
the only place over which there is TO
be any contest at the election of Of
ficers at the annual meeting of the
chamber January II. So far no oppo-
sition has developed to d. j: Callahan
for president, nor Is II ikeiy tnat
Charles j. Bell, second vice president,
and Thomas Grant, secretary, will nave
any opposition.
Mr.. Lisner, in becoming a candidate
for first vice president, states positivelE
that he will not accept the Office OF
treasurer for another term. So recent
Is this announcement. however, that II
Is not known who will become cGnci-
dates for this office, or whether there
Will be any spirited contest or not
The Washington times., 1913-01-07

see yourself grow young and strong.
This new treatment absolutely conquers all
uric acid troubles. on thoroughly scien-
tihc principle. and gives the comfort that
always comes to those who have perfect
health. II oyercomes the effect Of uric acid
vents Its cause so as to give perfect health
and strength.
To prove that williams treatment conquers
kidney and bladder diseases. rheumatism and
all uric acid troubles. no matter how chronic
or stubborn, we will give one 5oc bottle (3e
doses) free IL you will cut out the coupon
below and send II with your name and ad
dress. with 10c TO help pay distribution ex-
penses, to DR. ID. A. Williams Company,
Dept 2Ss, East Hampton Conn. Send at
once and you will receive by return mail q
regular Soc bottle. without charge and with
out incurring any obligations
The Washington times., 1913-01-07

Read Our $1,000 Rambler Automobile
Ad. This weeks Saturday Evening Post.
H. B. Leary, jr.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-01-07

Note the size-9xl2 feet. And
note that these new wool and fiber
rugs are unusually durable and
fast colors. Learn of them from
one of the experts here. On fourth
floor.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
Shades Si':, d s, l2c r.:.s Cover: '. rs, $l.9


Fourth oor-whhe Curtains etc.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
NINE VACANT JOBS
ON HEALTH BOARD
Board of Officers TO Be Convened
to Examine Applicants as AS
sistant Surgeons.

To fill the nine vacant pieces of as
sistant surgeons in the United States
Health Service a board Of officers TO
give the required examinations has been
convened by Surgeon General Rupert
Blue, of the United States Health Ser
vice The positions for which the ex-
a salary of 5000 a year, and. if the
Government does not furnish quarters,
s3O a month extra is allowed. The re-
quirements for applicants are that they
must be graduates Of reputable medical
schools, with either one year hospital
service or two years of private practice.
The examinations will take place jan
uary 13.
The examining board is composed OF
Senior Surgeon d. A. Carmichael, chair
man; Surgeon John McMullen. member,
and Surgeon l. l.. Lumscen, recorder.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
"Turkey Trot" Barred.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan. THE mid
dies are sad. It's back to the quadrille
for the naval students. The command
ant orders as follows: No new
Dances" left arm staight and three
inches between the partners.
The Washington times., 1913-01-07
Lace Curtains
Some at Half Price

If but pair of pattern remain exactly half is be
asked few of SOC $780, instead of ST 90
$500 per pair.
Lots of pairs of kind will be found Renaissance
Brussels Irish Point Cuny, and Marie Antoinee aces Lot L.
Sles pair So $780, lot $685. 81 and S45o lot
$685. S. to ST; lot 4, $4.98 $3.50 to S10
IL Sem Curtains with hemstitced and nce edges and
are ST pair instead Of $50 $780, $fse instead Of 81 to
$4, SOS instead Of S5. - : e. = fssAe efsss
The Washington times., 1913-01-07

This coupon with 10c In stamps or sill
yer to help expenses OF distribution 10
good for one SOC bottle (32 doses) OF DIR.
Williams treatment for rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder troubles. Good for ten
days only. DR.. D. A. Williams Co.. Dept.
IS. East Hampton, Conn.
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nneo Heiultatet al Soterineen / He-
preientantbuiet.
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en- ny Komet.

ara Ghlcagc meooeIes Dem Isle
Septer1ber: On m Sonnet. oer ar.
Ben Nemtc Moareo. er oeoaset /
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fsritnqunte al oisie TO aometer fan
life ices meo oct rssre Sie, men
ian ices sicnnem en- soo aitfert
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Dr.. Dilevs Nlenins.

Gen befienotc Sure IooO gr-
rert" OF fbp. Ghef ior Set femiifC
Gureau / Observation-Disclosures
@aihin9ton. Or. Sarpep ". @ilep,
uotalte / ct Soreorng for Ben in-
iernatlonale ~Songres an0 Grpoli-
tion Of Refrigeration" / Chicago
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minore aico % 5IcIf. enc ri ior-
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Den 1Soe, oS. at en- N1cefrig par uo-
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liz meo @nitenlmigheo arinlet, al
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fiGnpeoes paa Oct b%itrelte al Gele.
~qationen ira Sbio. bppr mango al
Eoltlererle er 9teQre.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

@uno. ion oct fife fan itaa paa
@uIpet. "a Set iioatllirloe oite nil.
DC bli brult / andre 2ieue0 on lat
ira Jig. buor Oct / paafommenoc
SiIiGl0e life ltrar uilOc iiu0e@. st
loo0ant Spono buroe jtnoes / bper
etdge al Nuict "a 5talOcn g
Dor helit mlbrinGca pco Irdppeop.
ganaene etler uco SuolauQen til
0paHin1erue.
6orat hln0rc &dH0et ira at irnit.
anbe'dlcs Anuenoelien AZ 10 Guuo
fused calcium chloride Ill hpert
Spdn0. Gette nil htnore &duoet
ira al irplt ier &emperatlren I'M.
Ter m0er 9tulpumttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

Sielge Ell ~tclclrafiif Meo0elelie
ira @aibingtou CT nogei oper as.
900 acre5 Hegieriugslano, iom bio
til bar ppret mu0oraget, ioroi Set
antoges at ~inoebo.oe Iineraler, at
ter blepet cabinet i0r SomeiteaS6e,
bp8gelie. Get er uenlig al Den geo.
g~raliife GpmaaIing eiter ioretagne
llneerie5elier blet tontataret, at bet
ingen parSiiuIoe Rineralier inSe.
boIoer.
Iet meite CT Set me Someiteao.
lamb or beliggenoe ! Montana. 0Pr.
mere uHoerraming ON 2anoets @e.
liggenbeo % Seifaiienbeh fan iaoe5
poa ifriitlia 0eupeHoelic til @eHeral.
Ianotonioret / @aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
Grprelsfompanierne
ioorr uoi0ttelie.

Sra Maiblnqtou berette5 BEN TOE
September: Grprta fompauiernc bar
o%nOraget Snteritate Commerce. aom-
misiioneu ON en- lloiptteIie AZ Ii
Zen 'cr Spurtiuttelien al Sc al
commissioner beororeoe me Garter.
Elsie ituloe iiaIle commissioners
Grore trGbe / &ra't>ben 15oe II
tober, men aompaHierne erflurcr /
1T anoragenoe, At Get pil bli iniiit
rmuligt for Dem at faa ale &c Gu-
ltnocr Al Garter '~oranbrc0e til 0en
Sio.
aommlaliollens 10or paa Alora.
genoet loreligoer .ttc enonu.