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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
CRlCKETERS COMING
TO AMERICA SOON

NEW YORK. Feb 25.-AustraIian oTicke, play
ers Will raid April next for a tour Of Amer
lea the pick Of clevens In this country
and Canada The tour VIII Victoria VAN
couver. Portland, San FrRBcisco. san Diego Los
Angeles. Calgary. Edmonton. Ottawa. Hamilton.
Halifax. Sydney. Philadelphia. New York. Proyl-
dence ana Bermuda.
In Philadelphia. New YorE and Canada the Aus
tTzliEus viii face the combined strength o. the
United Stztcs and Canada
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Billiard Tourney

PHILADELPHIA. Fob IS. The national class a
ls2 balklinc billiard championship tournament
recently awarded TO the Union league o. this city
b. the executive committee OF the National Asso.
citation Of Amateur Billiard PlayeTs VIII begin
March "a The dat. decided upon AZ meet
Ing OF tho tournament committee here today
Among thoae who viii compete are Nllklc C. Dun
away OF Portland. Or. G. + Conklin and Percy
ColiIne Of Chicago; Edward W. Gardner Jo-
fcpR Mayor. Walter Euiienho!mer ond Dr. Walter
q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
Begin Football Training.

PRINCETON. ~ J.. Feb. 25.-PrcparatIons for
tho Princeton 1913 football begun act
lively today when twenty-five candidates report
ed in tho gymnasium and given an initial
workout Practice VIII be held three times
week for the remainder OF the college year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
CY SEYMOUR SIGNS
WITH BOSTON TEAM

BOSTON Feb. -5.-"Cy' Seymour. outfieIesr OF
the New York and Cinclnuau National teams for
many yeSrS. has been signed b. tho local Ma
1ooal league club. ThiS announcement made
today.
oniy four members o. the worlds champion Red
Sor have JAILED 10 come 10 terms with the man
ageraent- Czrrsaa. the first string catcher, signed
bis contract today. carTisRu S 20 receive higher
salary Than last year.
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which the agent was fatally wounded
Webber says he is not the man who
escaped from the Brighton, Colo, Jail
and that this Is different case Mar
shall Bird stated last night that he had
wired to the Denver police. giving a de-
scrlption OF the man, and expected an
answer tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
OREGON MARVEL WILL
FIGHT KAYO BROWN
81 International News Service.

Los ANGELES. Feb 25-''BuG" Anderson the
premier lightweight Of Modford. Or. gets the
next chance at 'Kayo'' Brown, The two fight
oTt viii meet In the Vernon arena In scheduled
tvsnty-Touni go March 10.
Frankie Russell OF New Orleans was originally
cArded 20 meet Anderson that date For al
lowing Brown 10 get IN ahead OF him. Russell
Is to be given the March % date with the win
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Phillies Go South.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 25.-Nearly all OF the
players OF the Philadelphia National league base
ball team left hero this afternoon for Southern
Pines. n. C., whore their Gprsug trimming Will be
done Several players who unable TO leave
with tho club today viii Join their comrades In
tho south later
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SLAYER ACCUSES TWO MORE.
Self Confessed Murderer at Sprngv'ie
Involves His Accompllces.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE. Feb. 25.--John Web
Der the vagrant who confessed yester-
day 10 the murder OF a Moffat road de-
recttve in Colorado. today involved two
men in the crime, in a statement made
10 city Marshal Bird. Webber says that
Walter Padgett and Harry HouSn were
with him when the box car was robbed
at Utah Junction. about three miles out
of Denver a year ago.
A special agent OF the Moffat road In
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Chinese PLAYERS Coming

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. a5.-Thc baseball team
OF tho Chinese university OF Hawaii. which toured
tho United States year ago. will again visit this
country. In letter received here today Cap
tain Akana says fifteen players Will leave Homo
lulu March is
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American Association.

CHICAGO. Feb 2S.-Thc 1918 OF the Amer
lean association will begin Aprii 10. IL
nouneed today a. tho completion Of mall
Schedule of opening games follow: Columbus at
ST. PAuI; Toledo A. Milwaukee: Indianapolis ut
Minneapolis: LouiSvlle al Kansas City
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Pioneer Miner Buried.

Special to Tho Tribune
PARK CITY, Feb. 2j.-Tmprosslyo funeral
ices for John Dunn. n veteran miner OF Utah and
Colorado. were hold in the Catholic church hero
today with the Rev Father Thomas Gell!gan
conducting Music was rendered by tho church
choir. Tho Ancient Ordnr OF Hibsruans. the
Riaccabees and Woodmcn Of tho World attended
In bodies. Intemcnt In Glenwood cemetery
Mr.. Dunn. who 60 years old. died last Sat
urday evening
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Sew on Pitchers Fingers.

CHICAGO. Fob &c. D. Hale pitcher OF the
Northwestern university baseball team, lost two
fingers Of his pitching hand IN lathe yester-
eAr. Tho fingers we're picked up. vaxhed and
Asved back Ia place within a few minutes and
e is ho7sd that Hale nay be able 20 pitch befor.
the + sndeI
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senators introduced q bill for that pur-
pose. Several days ago they defeated a
similar measure fathered by Democrat
The authors of the new bill are all Re-
publicans-Senators Robinson, Edlngton.
Borden, Davis and Hunt.
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Savior Has Shade.
.tIonnl Nen,s Service.

By International News Service.
INDIANAPOLGS, Fob. 25.-Youug saylor and Joe
Phillips fought rounds here tonight The
bout was fast and while there wore no knock.
downs. saylor bad the shade IN many OF the
rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
Manhattan League Meeting.

Managers captains and candidates for teams in
the Manhattan BASEBALL league are asked 10
tend the meeting OF the league Thursday evening.
so. at tho salt Lake Hardware store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
Furious Eight Rounds.

By International News Service
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb H-Miokey Sheridan o!
Chicago and Jake Abel. the southern boxer
mixed in furious oiEht-round contest before the
Southern a. c. tonight. Tho referee awarded the
decision 10 Sheridan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
Jack johnson Really Ill.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25-The trial Of Jack John
sen on smuggling charges vas pos,poned indefinite.
iy by Judge Carpenter In the United States dis-
tTict ceurs today because o, tho prizenghter' o
serious ilinosS. johnson Is suffering from pneu-
monis.
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VICTORIA MUST PAY
OR RELEASE PLAYER

CINCINNATI Feb. =5.-Tho National baseball
commission reversed today dcriE!on OF tho Ma
tional hoard and declared Percy l. Merritt OF tho
Victoria club OF The Northwestern league free
aren't unless the club settles his salary eiaima %
tiz5
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail, US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. ADVERTISEMENT
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Rex Theatre
Today and Thursday.

Five Reels, All New and Entertaining.
ain the Red Mans Country" Two
reel l0l Bison; imposing IN ac-
tion and quality
"Sllys Double Capture" Rex one
reel detective story.
"Strletly Business" Crystal comedy
or fowl" means.
"A Large Evening"" Eclalr comedy
that will set you groggy with laugh
ing.
Salt Lake High School Glee Club
every evening.
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Windsor Bowlers Win,
wIEDSORS

The Windsor bovlers three straight ssmss
from the Crowns last night. The Smith Bailey a-d
scotis play tonight. Score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26

Rowan Is known tho Denver & Rio Grandc
boxer lie lived in Salt Lake until few
months ago and took part in many matches here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26
MARTY ROWAN WINS
FIGHT IN ILLINOIS
By Interna tional Novy Service.

ST. LOUIS Feb. 25.-Art Msgrl OF Oklahoma
lost to Marty Rowan OF Carlluvilc. Ill, tonight
In eight rounds before the Future City Athletic
club John Kern OF ST. Louis knocked out George
Douglae. also of St Louis. in the first round
and Willie Krug OF Hammond Ind, got the de-
cison foul In the first round OF his bout
with Patsy McKeuna OF Denver.
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

Schedule Of excursion trains % snd fyou
Chesapsake Beach effective Nay - 321
eub5sct 20 change without noetea.
WEEK DAYA
GoING-Leave District Line. ie.o9 u0 =
m. ia $50. and 7:S p N.
RETuRNING-Leavs the Beaeh. s:8 q a
l3.sk s:ee. s:ea. and le:oo p N
SUNDAYS AND HoLIDA7a
GOING-Leave District Line. s:3o. iv:a u:D
q m. 2:oaI $40. t:0o. and 7:x .. q.
RETURNING-Leave the Beacn, 7:oo q N
. l1:3s. 5:1A s:uo 3:oQ. s:oQ and io:0 D =.
W. y. JONES. Presidsa.
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CHESAPEAKE q OHIO LINES.
ais p. m. daily-Sleepers To Louisville and
Cincinnati
$40 p. m. daily-Puliman to Cincinnati
Il:l0 p. m. daily-Sleepers to Virginia Hot
Springs Cincinnati and Louisville.
Offices sl3 Pa ave-. 15a9 81 and Unjos
Station.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

f-i-t+-s-f-f7if-i-s-s-s-s-ti-ii-fis-s-ii-s
HAM PTON HEIG HTS 4
FOR cOLORED PEOPLE. 4
The most beautiful lots In the Dis +
+ trict ever offered to colored buyers. 4
4. Come out Sunday and see the mag 4
ntncsnt views. See the cement walks 4
4. being laid.
!. LOTS. 500 TO $500. J.
500 DOWNS PER MONTH. :.
No Interest--No Taxes. +
J. New Houses. $50 cash. SIS per month. +
Free deed. Perfect title guaranteed. +
Ten per cent discount on lots sold +
during June. !.
Take District line chr on New York +
4. ave-. get OF at. 4sth ST.. look north for +
\. our sign. !.
THE MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
CO.. Room s.. 1a1S G st. !.
1-t-fs-t-f-f-f-..-s.-s-::-ss-::-ss-::-::s-:-ss-s
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY Of $500 In >
story brick residence. 3 rooms and bath,
all modern improvements: good neighboehood.
northwest secuea. valued af $500. for .
suburban place or fSrm. clear Of inoum.
brance. near Washington. valued 1t abeut
0.boe. <z0 sth ct. Col. eoo& \
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FOR SALE-FARMS
REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

FOR sALE~-Hotei In lively city, three stores
one occupied a saloon. one as a fruit
store and one a music store. Property has q
frontage Of 81 # on the main ST.. running
through TO another st. Must be seen to be
appreciated. This 10 no fake sale owner
wishes to retire from business account of
age. II you mean business come and see me
as rather like to sell without agent Hotel
hns been built about months and contains
20 rooms. For further information apply 10
Drug Clerk. at i4th and r SITS. n. W.. Wash
ington. d. C.. l.
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peafhs.

william II. Simmons, 70 years. f01e
Sixth street southwest
Harry Thompson. 30 years. ass Pennsyi-
Hattie Ha.,,:s, Caldwell. ss ysan Columbia
Walter Ryon. 7s years. 4es @ strsss
John 1. Elliott. 7s years. 7es Twelfth
street northwest.
William 3. Adams. - years. ssa u
Elmer H.> Collins. q years. So Twen-
ueth street northwest.
Samuel Moran. "a years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
% mens Hospitai for the n insane ~
Ellen Walsh. ss years. H and Second
streets northeast
John A Kittell. 50 years. $50 B strese
southwest
Charlie. P,spsr; a years washinston
Nellie A Troutman. % years. Garaeld
Infant Of Robert B. and Della Hogue.
hours. Columbia Hospital.
George Joiner. Il years Freedmen's
Levi. Brooks. Al years. lses " street.
northwest
Andrew connor. % year. All x street.
wayman A. johnson. 80 years. 1855
=
Florence Wade. - years. ia B street
southwest
Charles NJ Davis. months, s41 Tven-
ty-second street northwest
Melvin Lucas. months, 4s4 Ridge
street northwest.
Emeline A. Rood. s. years, 21S New Jer-
sey avenue northwest.
Patrick H. O'Callaghan, 6 years
Georgetown University Hospital.
william Lake, IS years, Government
Hospital for tho Insane.
Oliver c. Fisher. IS years. 1f3s w street
northwest
George q. Warner, ss years. Homeo-
pathic Hospital
william p. Seville. - years. NJ Elev-
enth street southeast
Rose d. Merriam. . years. 1S01 Eye
street northwest
James McKerichar. q years, "a Delz-
ware avenue northeast.
Montgomery Rarnard. jr.. z years. nc
4 Ontario road northwest.
Louis p. B<rchtold. 20 days. 81 Flew
enth street southwest
Martha Hunter. ~ years. tuberculosis
Hospital
Laura Budd. a years. 1B Fenwtck
street, Ivy City. d. c.
Emma Gardiner. 48 years. IS Virginia
avenue southwest
Beatrice Bingham. 5 years. Providence
HcspftaI
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CLEANERS AND PRESSERS

JOIN OUR PRESSING CLUE: suIts brushed
and presged for 81: work called for and
delivered BEN II. SHEEES. :OoS 18th u.
~. w. Ph. n. 587.
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LOAN COMPANIES
$40 LOANS.

$40 LOANS.
smIIoyea. and others without security.
NEW COMPANY,
NEW RATES.
el NEW PLANS.
!. OrHanised By citizens for the purposs Of
ioaning money At reasonable rates TO men
and women. whom banks viii not accommo-
u: Ssymsns: psy%sns: Is - p.ymsnss p.y%sns:. rs rs
II you have . loan elsewhere bring In your
receipts and We will show you how much you
can save BY bssrowing from -. Having
!oans elsewhere does not prevent your gefsSng
loAns here.
Credit once established with NJ u a. good
A. q bank account In time Of need =
Our rates and plans have proved TO b the
again. =
CALL WRITE. OR TELEPHONE.
ARLINGTON & CO.,
lc3 JEEIFER BLDG. 100 TTH ST. N. W.
Hours. . u 6: Saturday. . TO
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FOR RENT-6is Olive st.. Kenilworth. D. c..
rooms and cellar. large garden and nice
front yard: "a. from car line: &c fare to
city; price y1s per month. Apply q. A.
MADDOX. Room 31s, Columbian Bldg, as
9Th q. y. w.
FOR SALE-i0 acres near Chevy Chase
Circle at bargain: extensive improvements
increastng values rapidly; brokefs, attention.
FUlH0N r. GORDON. Owner. Colorado bldg.
d. S29L l.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. large corner sss.
eise. lights. siats roof. cellar and stti2
car faYe, ~ cash. - . month j. c.
ROGERS. Nj. Rainier. Nd
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REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES

MccRAY REFRIGERATORS
And Cooling Rooms Have No Equal.
MccRAY REFRIGERATOR CO. GIL = NV
y 4.
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Marriage Licensea

alexander Macleod. OF Ohatchee, Ala.
and Virginia A. Francisco. Of LoulsS,
J. Grant High, Of Philadelphia. and sa-
san E. Smith, of CHICAGO.
Charles L. Griesbauer and Gladys 81.
Lexington. Of Washington.
Anderson H. Tackett and Emma L
Huddieston. Of Washington.
Washington.
Frank 6. schneider and Myrtle Riley. Of
Washington.
James p. Sayer. Of Kensinston, Ma, and
Evelyn +. Wise, Of KeniIworth, ID. c.
Frank Thomas and EImira smith. Of
Washington.
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Goth ST. N. w, 7l2-Cool desirable home OF
rooms: owner desires to rent furnished.
reservlng rooms: very low rate.
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VI ital Records.
Mrtha.


George w. and Blanche e White. XIII.
Cornelius F. and Alice a. Sullivan, boz.
Joseph ana Marie y. Robson. boy.
Nathaniel H. and SOPHIA Robinson. boy.
James +. and Annie s. Owens. girL
Martin J and Mary A. Mulroe. glrl
Carol y. and Margaret L Aeunkuy-
Richard A. and Marsarss B. KeatIns.
10y.
Giovanni and Louisa 9. ouglieri. eirl.
BENJAMIN r. and Mabel n. De Aent,
boy.
George l. and Katie CLARK. boy.
William J.. and Mary ". Boyle. girl
Enoch and Mary Barnes. girl
James and Mary E. v.Armstrong. boy.
Clarence and Florence c. small. girl.
Wfniam w. and Sarah Stein, boy.
Thomas and Jeanette e. Jackson, boy.
Abraham and Esther Flax. boy.
Randolph p. and virginia l. Titus, boy.
Joseph A. and Martha A. Taylor, girl.
John and Aaude Gordon. boy.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FARM-lls acres: miles from Marshall
Hall. miles to Glympnt: Q miles to Indian
Head: nice dwelling outbuiidings and large
orchards: easy terms. Address FARM. care
ROx 20 Times, Office
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-To-DATE FUN dress and tuxsd,
suits for hire. n. 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. Io0s 9Th st. n. w. Phone Main S:Ik
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
ICE CREAM AND ICES

LACEY'S, zoe Per Gallon.
VIII please yIu- COZ New York ave. u. ssa
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3-RoOM HOUSE. near Chevy Chase cars:
city water. sewer. porcelain bath: good
neighbors: pretty view. Room s. l4l3 G 81.
". W.
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WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING

WATCH AND CLOCK BEPAIRING Called
for and delivered anywhere.
n B. KORMAE. the Washington Expert
7oG " IT ~ E Phone Lincoln 2scS. l.
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES

ELSIE COTTAGE, Colonial Beach, 8 large
room cottage. furnished blocks from pier;
water in ward; week or month Apply MISS
LAURA HUNT. 322l Mt Pleasant st.
FURNIsHED COTTAGES and tents at Co.
lonial beach. Va. GEO. T. SHANNON. li9
9Th st. n. w.
COLONIAL BEACH-A furnished cottage. 2
rooms, outdoor dining room piano and
rowboat: week or month. ROBERT WOOD,
l26 Adams st. y. w. or at cottage II
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FOR sALE-?-story. attic and
cellar, frame dwelling. slate roof.
containing 10 rooms. heated by la
trobes. porch nearly surrounding
the entire house. Lot 75x15o. two
story stable and chicken houses.
Owner compelled to leave the city
aud offers the property, really
worth $500. for $4,750: S.z50 above
the trust now on the same. Let
us arrange to show you this big
bargain.
A;c. HoUGHroN 4 COMPANY.
Sso r ST.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOR SALE-White maitese poodles. s. deliv-
cred. MRS. JAMES ALLISON. sos East
Goth St. Baltimore. Nd. Il
ST BERNARD and collie dogs and puppies;
going to move and must sell: finest stock IN
city: less than half former prices. CLARKE.
7ar st. n. w. Phone y. 60sl.
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COTTAGES. very large lots. fenced for
chickens. gns. etc. 81 Der month. ]. g
ROGERS. Mt Rainier. Nd.
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TWO Groom houses. for SIS and So So; aIi
modern improvements. and Up to date In
every respect: on Congress Heights. D. C
high. healthful. and cool: cheap rent: act n
once. II you want one Of these splendid bar.
gains.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Good Groom frame
house. lot SKIS: porches: SIS per month:
right on trolley. Address OWNER, C. b,
MUNSON. Arlington. Va. l.
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DECORATE your lawns: reasonable prices
JOSEPH BARANCk. Manufacturer Of AT.
tistic Floral Designs. Drop postal. g. h NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

Good Substantial House For Sale
At Riverdale Park: finished In 1911: easy
terms; good .Oation; close to station OF B.
x .. r. r. and electric car line. An ideal
home. Make inquiry through -
r. FLA. SARC, Manager,
3 C. ST. ". T.. WASHINGTON. d. c.
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MATTRESS NAMING

MATTRESS RENovATING AND REMADE
81 PHONE NORTH Sc.
CAPITAL BEDDING CO.. l2il 1th st. N. W.
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W0RKINGMAN'S WANTS

wORKINGMEN-Herey you g. e an example Of
value in everything we sell, II it's a pai-
worn shoes 5ec or new pants 81 to 50. new
uncalied for tailor's suit, or slightly used
coat and vest 81 TO s.. you save cash; one
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ON FARM. one mile from station. village.
Sc miles from Washington. large shady
lawn. nice large airy rooms, fresh vege-
tables fresh rich milk, and fried chicken.
Mall twice daily. Price very moderate
Address MRS. w. A. KING. Beaieiol. Va.
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CARPET cLEANING-sanitaryp process: also
rug weaving. OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE.
sGs-5Il 10th St sw. Phone NJ. 3eH-A.
ALBERT KAHLERT CO..
Improved Steam Carpet Cleaners.
a59 Maryland ave. s. w. Phone Main 2o3s.
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Framklim L. Lame Interview.

This. his friends say. furnishes a KEY
note to his attitude toward a public po-
sition which he occupies. He does not
hesitate an instant TO destroy tradition
preconceived notions. wrong ideas, to
protect the larger good
There is a lack of the hypocrisy and
pose about Secretary Lane that is not
uncommon in public men Some one asked
him In the early DAYS of the administra
ton II. in line with some notions Of
democratic simplicity. he was going to re-
fuse % use the carriage provided by the
department for him.
why should -" he asked 'Of course
1 am going to use the carriage
But the Use of the carriage and the
other comforts provided for the Secretary
by the government do not furnish him III
the time he finds the work requires. Dur
Ing his first three weeks on the Job he
had to work late into the night every
night. His family says his hours OF
sleep averaged only four and a half out
or the twenty-four during that time
Secretary Lane was married in Ta-
coma in 1893 to Miss Anne Wintermute.
who for the several years just past has
been figure in Washington society. In
fact. Secretary and Mrs. Lane, by reason
or their long residence at the capital,
nave perhaps the most extensive ac-
quaintance of all the cabinet families.
They have two children Franklin k IT,
aged sixteen. and Nancy. aged ten both
OF whom are In school in Washington.
The Secretary's wide acquaintance ID
not merely social, but political as well.
or all the cabinet he has had the longest
public service in national employ. Po-
litical wiseacres predict that presently he
VIII be found to be large power In the
cabinet, for, though essentially a man OF
action, he has a reputation for being
strong I'm council.
1t Is a curious fact that he had no per-
sonal acquaintance with President Will
son prior to his appointment, and was
appointed purely on his record But since
appointment strong friendship has
formed between him and his chief. They
think alike on many things, but while
the President has been viewing national
problems from the outside. Secretary
Lane has been viewing them from the in
side. That helps.