washington evening times. (washington, dc) 1910...

THE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY MAY 23 1910 9

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IS SET BY

Vice President Sets Secret

Mark for Contestants in

Times Event

HANDSOME PRIZESAWAITING DINNERS

iWill Be Presented in Front of

Munsey Building Tomorrow

After Run

SOCIABILITY RUNOFFICIAL CARS

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Timers car Franklin W PMartin Driver i

The Times ofTIcIal car AVelch TC Johnston driver

Starters car Columbia BertRobertson driver

Clerk of courses car Cadillac

By HARRY WARD

Sh The secret Is out Vice Presi-dent Sherman will set the time inwhich the sociability run tomorrow-to Great Falls and return should bomade In fact he already has done so

An official of the run met the VicePresident at the Capitol this morningThe data obtained by the officials whowent over the course in order to getthe exact distance fram the Munseytuilding to Great Falls and the averrge time it took to make the roundtrip considering traffic conditions andkeeping within the speed limit wasgiven Mr Sherman

Using this information guidehe set the official secret time sealedIt up and turned It over to the automobile editor of The Times The latter immediately brought the sealedenvelope to The Times office had itlocked in the safe where It will remain untouched until the contestantsfinish the run

As Vice PresidentSherman is a thlrthird degree motorist he enthusiasticallyaccepted the office of official time fixerfor The Times sociability run it is anInteresting fact that he went over thecourse yesterday in his car withoutknowing that today ho would be calledupon to set a time in which JS1 othermotorists should make the run

Time Is SecretUsing the data furnished him the Vice

President has calculated the time to anicety and it will remain a secret untilthe run fe over A fac simile of VicePresident Shermans letter will be pub-lished in Wednesdays Times togetherwith a completo of the run andthe score made by each contestant

Tomorrow is biggest day so tarthis year in the automobile calendar ofWashington it maths the start of thesecond annual sociability run of TheTimes in which 1SI of citys bestknown automobilists have entered

Not is the entry list tn8 largest-of any competitive automobile eventever held here but a large number ofhandsome as welt as useful prizes havebeen donated as rewards to those whomake the trip to Great Falls and return nearest to the secret time that isbeing fixed today

Condition of RouteAfter tho rain of the last three days

it is more than likely to be fair tomorrow 12 it should rain the run willbe postponed until the following dayThe route of the run is in good shapeand is all the better for the rain as thodust has been laid

This afternoon a large stand will beerect in front of the Muneey buildingtnd trom this structure the prizes willbe presented to the winners The prentations will be made by Referee Wil-liam F Gude who has entered heartilyinto the spirit of The Times uniqueevent Major Sylvester has promisedto have the space around the stallingpoint cleared of all vehicles except thecars entered in the run

A large detail of police under the di-

rection of Captain will beon hand to preserve order and keep thecrowds In check It s expected manythousand of people wilt be gathered inthe vjpinity of the Munsey building tosee the start of the sociability

The Times is anxious to have the sec-ond running of the sociability the big-gest kind of a success Its last injunc-tion to contestants is to drive in a safeand sane manner and to refrain fromracing at any stage of the run

AMERICAN ROBINSWINTER IN BRITAIN

LONDON May the first timein history American robins have win-

tered in England in a wild state Sev-eral accounts have been given of thebreeding of these in theirown nests some in the nests of thrushesand blackbirds They took kindly totheir new home but late In Decemberthey seemed tb have disappeared-

The disappearance however was onlytemporary Both odd birds and pairshave been continually seen since andae the great migration of fieldfaresto which they are somewhat akin isnow completed the robins beclassed as English stayathomes

OIL IS DECLAREDCONSUMPTION

Slay 23 Dr Thomas Bassett Keyes of Chicago a recognizedauthority on the treatment of consumption and allied diseases assorts anarticle in the medical counselor thatconsumption can be cured Injectionsof olive Brlghts disease nervoustroubles skin diseases and illsalso will yiajd to this treatment DrKeyes declared and adds

law f immunity from tubercu-losis is to establish the habit of eatingand assimilating fats and oilswill you be froth tuberculosis-but you will possess the stamnia andvigor of to ward offother diseases ant to enjoy health andlifeIt Is difficult to establish this habitof fats and oils For thisreason injection of oils is made useof The oils quickly build up patientand make him from dis-eases particularly tuberculosis

LOCAL MENTION-Try Murine Eye Remedy-

For Red Weary Watery EyesGranulated and Pink Eye TryIt for Babys Eyes Doesnt SmartSoothes Eye Pain At Druggists 60c

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List of Entries to Date in The Times Sociability Run 11

Jfo Car Entrant1 Araplcx R C WilsonMnthcson T B SpenceC Iteo D Moore Jr4 Cbalmcm V W Cblatvell5 UnyneM T C Sims6 Ford Miss Lillian Miller7 EMF W C Long8 Stcnrnn C O Schroth0 Pullman David S HcndrlcJc

30 Pullman Theo Bnrne JrII Foril Charles E Miller32 linker Cook Stortdnrd Co13 Bulck Charles W Bender14 Spocrer Fred S Lincoln

J Moon John S Imrcombe Jr30 G J G A Drew37 Ranch fc Lang Robert KeraIS Washington Carter M C Cor30 Vnxhlncrton Carter M C CorWaNhlnsrton Carter 31 C CorIVaxhlnirtoDt Carter 31 C Cor

22 Bailey II B tenry Jr23 Posey V Han24 Pncknrd J A Muehlelnen23 Pullman 3InJ P V Weat20 Chalmers Gnrdner Orme27 Babcock A D Carpenter2S Apperson J TV Orme20 Regal R Bruce Emerson30 Ilegnl Edward J Orme

Charles IX Orme82 Pullman 1 31 Spier33 Amplex Robert Callahan Jr34 Cadillac rouls W Weaver35 Cadillac IT B Simons36 Elmore C H FerrelL37 Chalmers Charles A Watson38 Ford Mm FrazierFirestoneColumbus E S 3Ia

loney40 Woo Wilson Company41 White Charles T Nance42 Chalmers C Francis Owens43 Washington L Gansenhelmer44 WanhlnKton Piyton W Calfer45 Washington James T Levy40 Ilupmobile Chris C Dawson47 OlclNmoblle Robert C Shins4S Columbia E Miller49 Krit Thomas AV Cadlrfc50 Ford E J DrakeHnpmoblle Stanley H Horsier

52 Hupmobllc Dr T C CookeS3 Stanley Steamer Madame Cath-

erine54 Palmer Singer H R Kite55 Oldnmobllc A B DulIn5O Ford J A Rogers57 Crnvrford A P Warner58 Columbia Electric Mrs F 31

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SOCIABILITY RUNLIST OF PRIZES

First prize Sliver lovlnpr cupThe Times

Additional priz Trtnner 3InRnuni of champagne George S Kexsler Co through Arthur Blanchnrd

Second prize TITO magnums ofchampagne Frederick de Bnry ltCo through F P Shafer

First lady prize CntRlassbal S Knun Sons Co

Second lndy prize Gold

Zell MotorCar Company Pair ofKORSsies

Standard Oil Company Can ofZcrolcne-

Conunerclnl Auto and SupplyCompnny FIve gallons Bnencene

Borne fc Scrlmacr Company Vivegallons Colonial oil

Crescent 011 Company Six gallong Crescent nil

John T Trro bottleswhisky

Shoomakcr Company Bottle ofwhisky

C H Relzcniiteln Walklna tickBIcbcrKaufmnn Company SuIt

caseOmohundro Co Fancy vest-S Goldbelm Son Fancy vestSnki Jt Co Vnlklntcr stickRudolph Vcwt Pen knifeChnrles Kaufman Sons Strarr

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Foltz Fuller Half dozen

A P Ten Company FivelounilH Congrcxslonnl coffee

Egyptian Diamond CompanyFottntnln pen

National Sporting Goods Com-pany Chnnffenrs N

X Myer Pair IccrKlnH T Offterdlnsrer Box cigarsRobert Ilcrbcrich Sona Pair

Burrojnp shoesNational Electric Supply Com-

pany Linen dusterR Harris Co Brns clockVnsIilncrton Company

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No Car EntrantG2 Hupmohllc G V EtchisonG3 Ueo Dr E C Ktchlon04 IVnuhlncton Joe A Bcrberlch05 Ford B G TaylorGG Baker E S Marlovr-C7 Ford S E LyonCS Ford John C Deiehman

0 Ford Dr E A Bryant1 Ford Dr 31 E Miller3 Columbia D JT Clark

D R McDonald74 Foril Henry Pchnffert75 Ford JolLa D Meyers

C Ford Dr W C BordenT7 Ford L J Boinbordler

78 FordSO Ford

B2 FordS3 Ford84 Ford85 Kord

87 Ford8 Ford

E AV DanielU DoryC O FountainCharles E BarkerAV S McDonaldF S KeyII C MachenDr R S heals

Hamilton SmithDr AV G Lntlmer

00 Ford II Glenn Phelps01 Ford Edward AV WhIte0 Ford Dr Howard Hume03 Ford R M Goues04 Washington AV A Yates05 Overland AA R Frey50 Pullman Addison AV Smith07 Foril Mrs M KenelppOS Ford T A Bergllng00 Overland J L Watson100 AVnshlnRton Napoleon flU101 Overland GraiL1 OS Parry I C Barber103 Ulmore Gus AV Brahlcr101 Pullman S Hazen Bund103 Kupmohlle Thos D Harden100 AVunIiIngton Chins E Deaae107 3Ietz J G Rendlog-10S AVnuhlngton C J Butler100rJliddleby Barton L Rees110 KJmore S J MastersIll Chalmers AV B Jackson112 Ford F A Mazzl118 Ford A S Gardiner114 Ford Harry Rose115 Ford F X tonestrcet110 Ford Harry A Orme117 Ford A E Beitzel118 ord Mrs Guy S Zepp110 Ford L H Taylor120 Ford AAr F Brice121 EMF David Levy122 Crnvrford Chas D Fowler

Ford Dr S B Blair124 Stanley T P Ulckman125 aiuxirell c J Brovrn12 Packard Frank H Hambrlght

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Well128 Cadillac Dr A E Powell130 Pullman AVHIlnnvReraeyaStoddnrdDnyton Chins 31

Potter132 Hupmoblle Lewis M Thayer133 Speedwell Clarence Barnard134 OlinlmcrsDetrolt Charles J

Walker135 Hupmoblle Dr J Ernest

Smith139 Overland touring Imperial

Garage137 Ford Minnie AV Jones138 Ford It T AVcnver1-

UO Ford D C Hall140 Empire Stuart E Esty111 Hupmoblle II N BrownT42 Pullmnn Judge J G Thomp-

son143 Overland E L Cornerlnns

144 Hupmoblle Miss Anna Cammack

145 StcvcnsDuryen A Harveyi146 Pullman u M Rogers147 AVanhlngton S A Merchant148 American 31 H Bray14U Bulck James P Coon r

150 Ford J H Hedges151 Ford 31 R Edwards152 Ford Admiral F C Prlndle

H P Mooney154 Fon1r AV C Prnthcr155 Ford Miss 3Ioniban150 Ford D O Leech157 Kord u L LewisAAnrrcnDctrolt N S Bowles-15J Pullman E A Mullikcn1SteveiiMDuryen F C Slbbnld1O1 Max vell Miss G Thompson1 2 Ford R J ifculgley103 Reo N M K Gilmour104Jflulck G Gr Hnmner-ltl5 Hercede i J Aubrey SykcsIGtf Apperson F R WhitelOT Unpmobtle Mrs B J Brad-

bury16S Bulck Buick Motor Company100 Bulck Buick Motor Company170 Pnterson C E Holmes171 HupmoliIIe S C Breneman172 Ilupmobile John lutz

73 Columbia Frank P Hall174 Bulrk Dr B C Wilson175 Packard AVUlIam 31nehlelaen-17G Ford H L Woodward377 HupmoblIc Sul Chi Yang178 Hupmoblle Miss Gertrude

Lutz179 Hupmobile D B AthcrtonISO AVnshlnglou K J Cartrigat-1S1 Cualmern R E Burks

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POINTS ABOUT SOCIABILITY RUNFOR PUBLIC AND CONTESTANTS

Weather forecast CloudyIn case of rain run will be postponed until WedaosdojNumber of contestants 181 v

Time of start 1 ocloekTime to report at Munsey Bttiidtag 12 oefeekRoute Muasey Building t Grat PaJk and ratura-Prosontatioa of prizes to wimaers before Muawy BtaMI gKt 6 ocfcxjk-Xurabor of priaeg 30 j

Speed limit Twelve mites in otty four miles arouad oarasrs tmeBiymiles OB Conduit road

Distance to Great F lk 1S milesD

PLANS TO STAMP OUTCOW TUBERCULOSIS

International Commission In Session In Canada to Formu

late ProcedureOTTAWA Canada May 38 In an

endeavor to formulate a policy forstamping out bovine tuberculosis fromthe continent sessions of the interntional commission of bovine tuberculosisare being held here Dr John R Mobler of Washington chief of the divis-ion of pathology the Bureau of Ani-mal Industry being one of the leadersof the movement

AH the members of the commissionincluding Dr Mohler were accorded-by the government an opportunity tohave a fine view of the memorial serv-ice for King Edvard which was heldhere with 25000 people attending

Sessone of the commission will continue for several days and some hasfor furthering the campaign will beadopted though the final plan of cam-paign to be genorally adopted will notbe completed at this session

TO BE HONOR GUESTArchbishop Diomede Falconlc apos

tolic delegate from Rome will bo theguest of honor at the reception of theKnights of Columbus to be held Intheir hall on Thursday evening AnInvitation was extended to the prelateby Father Thomas Walsh chaplain ofthe Knights of Columbus A number-of Roman Catholic clergymen will attend the reception

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The FlorenceAutomatic isalways under perfect and instant

You can turn your back on aFlorenceAutomatic Oil Stove andbe sure that it wont run upand burn a pie Nor run downand make bread The secret-is the controlling lever on the dialplate The position of this leverdetermines the amount of oil admitted to the burner bowl andhence the height of the flame The

Oil Stowis the cleanest stove ever in a kitchen It is wickless

an intense blue flame with very moderate oil consumptionThe neatest little convenience for housekeeping or occasional

household needs one If dealer doesn keep FlorenceStoves and Florence Asbestoslined Ovens write for catalogueCENTRAL OIL 4 GAS STOVE CO 116 Washington SL Bostos Hue

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EAGLES ARE RAIDINGWESTERN RANCHES

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Carry Off Poultry Sheepand Pigs

SEATTLE Wash May 3EaglesDOW busy gathering food for their youngones and dying dovn from their seatsin the crags of the Cascade and Olym-pic mountains are unusually daring

Instances are being reportedthey have attacked men women andchildren They are also charged withicarrying off lambs pigs dogs cats andfarm yard poultry-

A stage coach driver near HartfordWa attacked while sitting on hiswagon and face badly torn by a bigeagles talons

Farmers near Brmnon say they arelosing much young stock by thievingeagles More eagles are nesting In thefoothills of the Olympics than ever before

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men at Dinner-

A banqueta real New Orleans banquet-to which many of Congressand others prominent in public tile andpossibly President Taft will be invitedis being planned by the advance delega-tion of the New Orleant Panama Expo-sition boomers

It Is the intention of those paving theway for The event to make it a mem-orable affair It is al o their purposeincidentally to suggest during the even-ing that Now Orleans is an excellentplace for holding the exposition to cele-

brate the opening of the canalOrators Coming

An array of the Souths favorite andbest trained orators will be on hand tosing the praises of the Crescent City andotherwise endeavor to convert every

present to its causeCot 1 P Thompson chairman of the

New Orleans committee whohas been in Washington several days dotag me missionary and advertisingwork in speaking today of theplans New Orleans has made or the op-position said

One of the show features we haysdecided on IB a city topographicalmap of the world and replica ofPanama canaL It is our intention tofeature to a considerable extent aero-nautics and the merchant marine

Plan Naval ExhibitionWe reel confident that we can

round up a naval exhibition whichwill surpass anything of Its kind everheld in the world Because of theeanals benefits to the civilized worldw very nation which has anavy will gladly send a large fleet totake part

Chicago had midway Jameetown Its warpath St Its

pike sad New Orleans proposes tonave its Culebra cut itsconfines will be all of the unmakingand raszleraszle features

FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR-IN OHIO IS CLOSE

COLUMBUS Ohio May 38 Warren G

Harding of Marion and C A Thomp-

son of Ironton will fcgfct It out for theR bitcn nomtnaUon for xevernor It

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HOME FOR PAUPERSNOW A CLUBHOUSE

WETIE6LEY Mass May 2JThe oldpoor house which for ninny years hasaccommodated the paupers of the townand was cfvec up because only one tomate remained will in the future be theeeezie of festrvHJe of the elite of thisanti nuToundhn towns This will bebrought about a a result f the moveheaded by several of the leadlr citizenswhereby the spacious farm MMM andextensive grounds were made into afashionable country club the first thetown has poc se d

WANT SANE CELEBRATIONCHESTER Pa May 3 The Chester

New Century Club has callG uponMayor Johnson and Chief of Police Mc

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A 1750 Suit OurSpecial Price this week

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SPECIAL SALE OFRAINCOATS

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by Golfers After Long

ChaseLpNDOX May 23 Loadoa artistsare telling of the battle a fel

lowcraftsman had at Ha Iey a fewdays ago with a turkey the latterbeJng the winner

The turkey drove the artist fromhis easel and proeooded to demolishhis sketch afterward reetunto UMcombat which lasted fully teeaminutes

The artist took behind atree but the bird moved ro in afterhim and when he made a dart togain hits campstool the bird was onheels Immediately All lila attempts to get to close quarters andseize it by the neck were unavailingand it was not until the wasthoroughly exhausted that his criesfor a party of golfersand farmhands to

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bill came through the man fromGrand Rapids Mich Only the name ofthe sender Inscribed ea the otherside of the taJ

Sending 1 Mils tbreogfa the snaIlswith only a tar attached to aaotberproof of the honesty of the men Jo theFederal eraptoy

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T P Culley Son compelled to close out remaining pianos regardless ofcost in order to make room for workmen waiting to

remodel their present Kareroom and offices

Seif in Five DaysY-ou are lucky if you need a piano nt u here you can buy the very best

makes at cost and ere Iess and on your ownterms of payment

65 and 88 Note Player Piano BargainsE-ntire stock of instruments on sale a single piano playerpiano

square piano or organ reserved many new Instruments some shopworn and a few used

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