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The Washington times., 1913-02-06
Lockwood Painting
Unveiled Monday

Unveiling of the life-size portrait OF
Mrs. Beiva Lockwood presented by the
women of the District of Columbia In
appreciation Of her work for humanity
in general and for the Improvement Of
women viii take place at the New Will
lard next Monday evening at 5 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Dye Ellis is in charge OF
the program.
The Washington times., 1913-02-06
SOCIETY WILL SEE
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
THROUGHOUT. DAY
Special Musical Program Ar
ranged, and Souvenirs to
Be Distributed.
BY HARRY WARD.

Today is Society Day at the auto
mobile show and throughout the after
noon and evening it is expected Con-
vention Han will be thronged with per-
sons prominent in official and social
circles. An unusually attractive mu-
sacai program has been arranged by
Lieutenant Santelmann and attractive
souvenirs viii be given away at The
various stands.
The high water mark IN attendance
was reached last night when great
throngs flccked to see the imposing ar
ray of cars. Hundreds or machines
were parked outside the big building
and progress around the aisies was 6it-
ficuit Among those who attended yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. John joy Ed
son. Congressman Hayes of California:
Mr.: and Mrs. ]. II. Carlin, of Alex
andria: Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Spencer,
Arthur Plant. T. Browning Spence, SID
ney West. Mr.. and Mrs. Duke White,
oBh 0sh s,,Ss sSsn ,ssm asnTy ae
CheSiey, william Orme, the Chilean
minister and August Brill
Brings Out Buyers.
The show is bringing out buyers in
great numbers 1t Is likely that more
sales will be made at this show tha
At any previous exhibition.
TO say ve are pleased with the
volume of business we have done at
this show is putting Il mildly" said
Thomas FARRELL, of the A. Loffer Com
pany. Every day since the show opened
we. have made sales and yesterday we
made new mark In the sale of the fol-
lowing cars: Iippard-stewart truck, ].
II. Dean; Speedwell six touring car,
IL. r. Shepherd; Regal cars to George
NJ. johnson. H. P. Duvall. W. R. Ellis.
and K. f. Mcbride
Not the ieast interesting feature Of the
snow - the exhibit Of motorcycles made
by Bergman & Williams and the
uaverford Cycle Company. Johnny
Berrymsn. enc OF the best known
motorcycle riders in this section, is in
charge of the Ha-iey-Davidson exhibit
them, the buyers being N. A. Farlin,
Stanley Davis, MT. Noyes, Leo Mach
man, and the Metropolitan Police De-
psrtment, which purchased two ma
chimes .s-
Tire Statesmen There.
A number Of tire sslesmen are attend
ing the show and are greeting many
friends In the trade. Among those pres
ent yesterday were F. w Powers, of
the Year Tire and Rubber Company:
c. c. Mccullough, manager of the Penn
sylrania Rubber Company. of New
Yerk; NJ. S. Lines, MichelIn Tire Com
pany; George Howard Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company: Fred Harveycut-
ter and Thornton Chesley, Kelly-Sprfng-
field Company.
y. Hsssfiiier, one OF the Stutz agents,
received a telegram yesterday from the
Stptz factory to the effect tina; Luther
McCarty, the heavyweight pugilist. had
purchased Stutz car. The speed ma
mia seems TO get into the heads of all
the champions, and in the Stutz car
McCarty VIII have ample opportunity
to satisfy his hobby.
Wade Powers, manager OF the Phils-
deiphia branch OF the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company. Vas host yes-
terday at an informal luncheon at the
New willard in compliment TO the au-
tomobile writers nf Washington. Those
present were Howard Fisk. Harry
Duckstein. c. W. Cranmer George
Howard. Harry Ward. n. A. Gascon,
Lester Marx, and F. W. Powers
The Washington times., 1913-02-06
Breaks Up Party.

NEW YORK, Feb. s-Because his
wife. to whom he had been married
nineteen years. gave celebration
party. Joseph s. Suttsscrante fatally
wounded her and their two children and
drove the guests from the house.
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RIOT OF COLOR IS
FLASHED, ON
SCREEN

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TIE FTTNCeSs NaWaT,af akol ENtcT-
ta,ns
I Il" Prince, Ea1HnaIat, Aa-
lu-itsN at prrtIiI> appoIrrrj ,In,rI
con yrA,,rd:. A. Nc oahu Comm,
Cub. yellow vas u.rd TOR me. ,25.
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an attractive 3;ranyrwrrt f v.Il, .
rhrvsauthpmun,. and cur.uuvi.
Among those urc,rnt were. The p, in
cess kawauarakra Mr.. tIry} V,hi,,.
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Y.W.C. A. SHOWS MARKED INCREASE
IN MANY DEPARTMENTS Of WORK

The regular NEE ing OF TIE Hoard OF
the Young Women's Christian As 90
cation WIS held yesterday in tho Eos
tor building, at which time the re-
ports of the offit ers and chairmen Of
me commit 9es of tie association
we're pre- ented. showing married in
crease in attendance AMI interest in
Ihe several departments.
The report Of the membership COM
mttee, which was read ky Mrs r. A.
jones. chairman Of that body, showed
that at the present time the assOcia-
ton has eleven life members. twenty
lNt sustaining members, two hundred
and eighty-four senior members, and
nineteen junior members, making a
tClal Of three hundred and thirty-nine
members up until February |. Since
that time, however. thirty-nine men,
bcrs have been added. The committee
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women Joining
MEN AND RELIGION
MOVEMENT HERE

The recent Men and Religion For
ward Movement has not stopped short
with firing the enthusiasm Of the men
Ot the city for greater activity in re-
ligiOus and social work. The cOntagiOn
has spread to the women and in tl.,
Parish HOUSE of Central Union church
at half-past seven this evening thc%
VIII have their innings. knowing, how
c. or, that the men Of tn church, if eX-
H"d2d, would miss most interesting
evening. the ladies of the "hulch in
Vite all the gentlemen to be present.
The program of the evening Will bC
a number Of short, pithy addresses SET
ting forth tn large OprOHtun lies for
sINi"e now opening before the women
C.. this church. 1t is hoped that
many Of the members of the Chnrch
and congregation as possible. Ii. II and
women alike. will he preSen'.
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Is chairman, presented the plans of
that committee for the holding Of a
number of social functions during the
coming month. The sec ond Thursday
OF each month has been set aside as
an at home" dav for the girls at the
Homestead.
Perhaps the most interesting report,
from a financial standpoint. was that
lead by Mrs. A. F Cooke, chairman of
the Homestead committee. which was
to the effect that the Homestead is
now for the first time able to make
expenses. This same condition is true
with the association lunch room in the
Boston building. as shown by the re-
port presented by Mrs. A. GartleT
The Homestead has had every room
occupied for the past few months, and
at present there is a long waiting list.
The board Of directors is looking
forward to the arrival of Miss Estelle
Earnes. who CONES to Honolulu Feb
ruary p to take charge Of the dOmes
nc science department of the associa
ton as we'll as to fill the position OF
economical secretary. Immediately
after her arrival a dOmesti" science
class will be started, and that it will
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Oh member, hip is now complete, being
composed of twenty-three women
Thi, committee. fraom now on, Will
meet once month with the endeavor
to secure as m ny additional mer,Eer5
to the association as possible
Mrs. jess Honey man, chairman of
thearelig: GUS work department. report
ell that during the month of FeDrrtAr.'
three vesper service had tc~i. l.old
al the Homestead, vi h a total att md,
anCe of ninety-five persons, and that
another reeting had been held at the
Central Union Church under the aus.
EtCs of the association at whi"h one
thousand women Of the city were pres
Cnt. During the past month four other
religious meetings have been held,
with total attendance of siXty-two
PERSONS. The report of the social COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Hugh Thompson
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PRIZES OFFERED
FOR DECORATION

TO promote Evidences Of patriotism
through the appropriate decoration Of
homes and business houses, the Off
GERS of the Hawaiian society of the
Sons Of the American Revolution have
voted to offer prizes totaling one hum
dred dollars to be awarded to those
responsible for the best decorated
business house and the Drst-deCOrated
home.
President Pratt Of the Sons" is to
appoint one member Of the committee
OF award Mrs. Horne OF the "Daugh
ters" is to appoint one member and
the two will name tn" ,hird member
of the committee to act with them.
This committee will have full charge.
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e., .,.- also p11"n duln'T 'LgaH'
':.,.' ,..,,- orhHu"ntrd With Vie MIL
.. =. rlu.uyram Among thVet pre-
,.'' ~.rr Miss Martha Nee h"sn"y
Ns~~ earn" McL"an, Miss JTIler An
. 'u@. MIS- NI"lcr Arurr; VI. Miss
! n,tu A'r,r,r~. Miss RTrh Spp"I
t.~- Resin M'"H'-nry. M;-, Etu'h All
r.,r..u. Miss MWIrI H""a''. Mrs WIZ
,,'' uru2s. Ir. Miss Na! jprir Gl!
u ~: Miss Fanny Hogs. Miss Alec
Itnop- Mrs. Jack Young, Miss Ger
- Yzr HroNn and III" hose *.
IRIS. N. Alice Miller mpIimented
Yrs u II WiIlAms was hostess
at an elaborate dinner on Sunday
ct,mug FOR Mrs N. Alice Miller, Most
WUIly Grand NatroA Of the Eastern
S:ur. The color schcm" tor the decor
aIIyuH Was yellow and was carried out
to the smallest detail. 4 cut glass
Bowl. filled with yellow chry santhe-
u.u;n%, nestled in a mound of soft yell
Il " siII, III the center Of the liable
NhIir sire am"rs CT yellow satin rib
bon were artisticaIly draped on the
rr}tr. the place cards and even the
china armOniZtd with the color
Covers were laid for Mrs. NJ.
Alice Miller, Mrs. Anna ID. Perry Of
British Columbia MIR. and Mrs. J. l..
Nc rritt of Oakland, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Ables, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Riley, MIR. and Mrs. +. w.
Saith, DR.. and Mrs FairWeather. Miss
Margaret I-ishman, Mr.. and Mrs g.
F. Merrill, DR.. COIlurn, Mrs. Thorn
ton, Mr.. a. s Wright. Mr. Mark Rob-
'I' on and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Will
liUnla.
= 4 &
Mrs. Walter C. Cowles Entertained.
MIS-. Walter G. COwles was the
guest CT honor at delightful bridge
party yesterday afternoon given by
Miss Frances Blakely McStocker, at
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at preItlly appointed dinner at the
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overs were lalo lor tWelVe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
WOODROW WILSON, PLAIN
DEMOCRAT, RUNS NATION
WITH HIS OWN TWO HANDS

way coat as his badge ~ office. A
plain sack suit suits him
Under Roosevelt and Taft a
compile Of khaki coated motorcycle
policemen acted as outridcrs To
the residential auto when the ex-
ecutiys went riding They have
been dispensed with
The standing orders 10 Washing.
Ton theatres 20 drapc the preaiden-
tlal box and play the national an
them when the president goes to a
show have been squclched.
when a statement 10 The public
Is issued at the White House II Ia
President Wilson who says what is
to be said and says II in the first
person. That shastering OF prece-
dent was a complete body blow at
white House red tape
And the new president followed
IL up with the announcement that
plan was In formulation whereby
ail that transplred In cabinet meet
ings was 20 be given 70 tho news
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19

b. rnitsd Press fnaAed wire
WASHINGTON. March ls.-It in
becoming more and more certain
that Woodrow Wilson Is president
Of the United States.
Politicians today arrived at the
decision that while apparently del
sgaung increased powers 70 bis
cabinet officers. Wilson Intends
himself to rua the government. lie
made cabinet officers official "slft-
efs OF Applicant for Jobs, but after
iasy pass on candidates Il Will be
wilson who will do the appointing
Tbs gold lace business has been
Eliminated a. the White House
70 military aides have Jet been
designated. bur Mai Rhoades. In
heFited from Taft. does not wear
hls anlform when he goes out with
tho president
There viii be no king" business
~ ne White House. The president
aas decided Il is not necessary for
hln to wear silk hat and a cuta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
HUSBAND
| GETS 3 MONTHS

.,evrnrNcE. r. l.. March IL
Mrs asrss Nadca ,,. w'nr fcr bo ,VioS
~ and Killed her, husband
T1omas Nadssa 49,, ,,.rr,,d
:. , ~S and durius all this time,
Y. ssars said tho wife had boon
w lass,'s',sl 70 crucliiee and iud'snt
a. ~ tao husband.
W The a1nax came on a pay day
~ ~ asked Naseau FOR money
~ Which 70 buy food for her 10
- sea..n Mo. she said. were sui
srlus from hunser' 49,.
sns ths woman took a revolver
70 hnrean drawer and shot him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
DOWN AND OUT, WINS
PRIZE TELLING WHY

viyai % the flttest Is active
here II aowhcre else Some OF
us are Incompetent because OF
birth. others because we have
followed the easiest road.
The most OF us are hungry
and homeless today because of
drink
Employers are selfish. Tho
workers they employ ara
drudges for long hours In order
that as few AS possible may
draw wages.
And the last reason Is that
We have been drifting away
from the kindly things Of life
and from religion
LOUIS p. ANDERSON.
Anderson read his letter bcfor'
m audience Of 800 other hungrl
.anderers Who had gathered for
rec breakfast az the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19

~ r.asA rress Leased Wire
CHICAGO. March is.-The Rev.
lain Johaslcn Myers, paste Of the
,mmanaei baptist church. who has
rvsu GO homeless men a break
Is, daily. offered a prize q 81 for
~ bes, lss er from any u them
,elllns ~why am down and out
spd hungry 90 the answ ers re-
eslsed he awarded the prize TO the
|hslowing
! | am lonely today and hun
n rry and homeless. Just as are
5000 otter men In this biz
Chlcago. know 81 five rea'
sons Tor my condition and for
neirx
There are TOO many foreign.
ers 10 the city there ars not
eccugh obs 70 80 around
amnng as All
The terrible law OF the sur.
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kae bottle eaiaHp. zoe. sweet pickles.
zoe - 4 cans hosf wiik ekc With nth.r
81 purchase Mexican hot. zoe pt. 10
bars SOAP ~acs boxes matrhas 81 ;
rsna peaches, use. sugar cookies 2 dna
Use rrunea. s. 10 sugar. s. 10 CSC san
teEshr. zoe. Use cans EspaFaaua lee. F..
ans com tte lee iaaves ~ bread as.
hnsilsh breakfast tea. $50 Sow Ensiana
Enllra thinner laei elder vinegar tea sal
tfs<sified Al Rates rraasisnt rails, ara
eents Per iine for charge ads sr 4
Times Tor ths pFtgs OF q : esnft per
IRE Tor cash ada ~ Z times fer tha
price % : Phones Eiiiott a. sr Mas
eGto
For the ecnveufrncs OF our rsAd.rs
we have established agsncits at
the following locations
~ tnton 81. with souvenir and
eurio shop Phone Elliott 90
y. ~ Muiivn ttss ballard az phon.
ballard 1at
i NAV - fess a. thsss bfanrAs.
Nhsrr SANE rates wiI 10 stvsa a. !,
main affrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
ANNOUNCE FACULTY
CHANGE IN PULLMAN

srukANE March i0.-Changes
me faculty u the Washington
..1's college at Pullman are an
aysheed today by the board Of
.sssan Prof George Severance.
savsfih'endent u the experiment
asoh al fuyailup. is elected head
.n ne new department OF agrlcul.
s Dr. John G. Hall Of elem.
!, ~ eoi'ege South Carolina, elected
~ ~ enair on plant pathology At
40 Experiment station: 9. l.. Rses
b.. ~ =. Y elected patholoRist. and
!, ~ y SMOKEY, assistant agronomist
~ me same giailou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
Child Bride
! Wants Trial
Knot United

esllAosLPHtA, March ~.
an,- live months " trial
r,rrlsss, Mrs. Mona m1ndell
coss.r. oaushter Of the late
IsAn Munaell. wealthy shoe
m,asisesursr has filed suit to
snnul her marriage.
Her husband s Norman o.
ccsssr. an effielal Of the mer-
cattle safety Deposit com.
ssny Of Ns~ Nork. whom she
nsrrled on her i7th birthday
snnlsersssy. October !, 1912.
ccsser IS "a years old.
-Four months after her wed
eina little Sests arose and Mrs.
cosser consulted her lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19

IS tra. tar. bass salt. Toe. ftuaue farl
cheese a. 10 - lha sugar o. Win
Nthat " nf inf lae corn syrup t0o cant
peaches tsc. Huitana seeded rstain.
~ 1851 Z Ice rRns pork and beans ESQ
pAks marafont Or spanhrtti isr. ID
% sugar u 70 bars laundry soap -
laafts - bread. lee cream brick
she1ae iee it drra peaches iba isc,
black uAs he asc
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The department efficiency CON
rstse Of The council this afternoon
hsgra an Investigation OF the
eAargss o. fraud against the health
segartmert Ia the matter OF gar.
5ssa collections Until the probe
Ia e1aclnded. Mayor Cotferiil wiii
box up the reappointment OF
Hail Commissioner cFichtou.
whose term expires April L
he eharGse specify thai the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
PROBING FRAUD CHARGE

health department. In collua!on
with the private garbage collectors.
who had the contracts with the city
until January last. allowed TIM
proper articles. snch as stones,
sand aud glass, 20 be- weighed AZ
the inciueretors. and extra costs
ass saed accordingly
TEE charges we're preferred by
ID y Cutting. W. $ Shiach and
John Bathurst, former employees In
the garbage department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19

MISSIONARY WITH
WHITE ESKIMOS

NJ f'nIfnf TrssH fsFn aad WIS
DAWSON. Y. T.. March 10
Missionary Fry. Of the English
church, left his post at IT McPher.
son. last summer % work among
The white Esklmos discovered by
Explorer SiefanssOn. on Lambert
land. according 10 word brought
here today by Sergeant Dempster
of the mounted police. DsmDster
has Just returned from an expedl
ton 10 Fort Mcpherson and Her
schelI island. making the round trip
In rs days.
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her face" are made here today
by Mrs Mabel Ciarkson.
Aroused by the dlsappe
Of her five children whom sne
believes have been hlcden by
their father. Mrs. Clarkson
threatens revelations that she
declares will shock the whole
city.
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y lait23 Press isNsFt WIS
CHICAGO, March w.
Claims that she eloped sl;h
Oven o. Conn. the 100000 SO
sissY burglar. captured In San
Frsaciscs. because her hus-
bard. Rev. ilestor Garrison, e.
,kis city. ''fisgnted his love for
certain spiritual affinities In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
MUST HAVE BEEN A SOAK

CHICAGO. March ts.-5e-
sssse sra fas grown tired o.
beating her husbands solss 20
arouse him from alleged
orunsen slurbers, Mrs. Jessie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-19
THEY'LL BURN OPIUM

49, : sllI all 20 up In smoke-s7. 900
sersa u y Judge Cushman 70 or
o,tr, accordingly, 2ei teals Of
!, I'm ea Ieken from George Kidd, J.
a,,a n,y.n. Frank Mason and others
n.ss.sa ior smuggling. will be con
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WE snow YOU

ff. 900 takes choice acres all fenced
good bearing orchard tots u berries
small house. barn aud chicken houses
only Two blocks 90 street car terms
ADAMS. WfNAiitP 4 ApAMh.
t21 Caiman Bids
fINE ACRF- ~ PHOGnLssINH 10
sniiiy GDod al purpsso land. good
markets. modern conyenieucea $3.50
Easy terms
T. J. MARSH A. CO. 1909 Third Ave
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Genuine Hot Cross buns. Tor Toe
Eraham and vhoia wheat flour, No ios
tie solid PARK tomatoes. t4c cnn minced
CLAIMS Toe. patent flour. fi.71 sack. rhu.
barb. 2 ibs fsc. dried apples. i0c 10
home made msrmalads. glasses 7be
wild blackberry preserves. s5c at. Nos
/ Z. 2. Norway mnckersi at 30 less thu \
regular price norway herring. Tor tsc
borsisBa herring. kbc 10
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Andersen Sears, a 10000
heiress, is seeking divorce
To-Day from John o. Sears.
Sears Is a prominent business
man.
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rem acres 81 Lowell and clear and n
grass nice brook through ono end
mover oFsrfinun and never runs dry
Deep. rich. black npii. close 90 schools
and stores fine roada and good trans.
portafion 80 down. 80 month. one
crop will E1y Tor o. Fee Ar thiin
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Pine garden tract. cleared and ready -
pillow. deep black bottom land idsai
Tor celery. asparagus, vegetables and
chickens. Price 1850. terms $50 cash
hnf 80 monthly good ncighbprhood
close % school and stores &c minutes
from Seattle fna transportation /.
cheap faro. Burke a FArrar. i9f Cher
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49, sleon Lehman has a new pair Of
r,,s-iAttle Lake Cor. Edgerton
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S12.sa AN SCRF-sfe 20

~ can not pick UP land any cheaper
lEe acres, miles from wfniork. good
SOL no gfaFsl. near fine ranch good
spring 10 acres IN body. 800 cash
fib per month