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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
HIGH JUMPER
GETS ATTRACTIVE POSITION

NEW YORK November 25.-Recent
graduates Of Vassar in this city were
rejoicing yesterday that the star athlete
Of the younger alumnae. Miss Corliss
Babson. champion woman high jumper
Of the world. has been appointed assist
ant TO the president Of the big Poueh-
keepsie Institution, responsible execu-
tive position.
Miss Babson graduated with the class
OF 1903. and made her wonderful iump-
ing record I'm the class games Of 1904
when she cleared the bar at four feet
two and onc-half inches. a FUN inch
above the best previous record by IL
woman.
Excellence in athletics was not her
only forte. however. which she proved by
taking the prize for the best class poem
two years in succession. She is pretty
and winsome. and exceptionally grace
ful. She grew up at Gloucester. Mas.
where She laid the foundation for her
athletic Victories by swimming and boat
ing ON the Annisquam River She has
Just passed her 25th birthday and is one
Of the youngest assistants ever appointed
at Nassar
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ELEVEN PLAYERS
DEAD this SEASON
Even at This Rate Football Has
Been Greatly "Debrutalized7
by Change of Rules.
NONE KILLED IN COLLEGES
Every Fatality of Year Has Oc-
CURED i'm Schools OF Second
Grade.

CHICAGO. November e5.-Eleven play
ers were killed and 1oi were injured in
the United states during the football sea-
son OF 1906. according 10 the Chicago Trib-
unc to-day. These figures are compared
with the casualties OF 1915. when Is play
crs were killed and l59 were severely
injured. and. according 10 the Tribune.
show "dcbrDtalzed'' football has accom-
plished i'm a large degree the object aimed
az. I'm rendering the game less dangerous
90 lie and limb
The decrease in casualties is especially
marked among high school players In the
season Of 1906 eleven high school players
We're killed and forty-sevcu injured. while
IN the season just closed seven were
killed and twenty-five We're hurt
All college and high school games this
year were played under the new rules
drawn up after tho close OF last season
70 satisfy the agitation for less dangerous
football.
This year not ono fatality has occurred
I'm tile games played by the larger Ameri-
can colleges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
VETERiN BREEDER
TO SELL HIS FARM
Charles Reed, Who Paid $780,
900 for English Derby
Winner, Quits Racing.

NASHVILLE. TENN. November s.
Charles Reed. the veteran breeder and
racing man. will sell Fair1iew. his stock
farm in Sumner county. near Galiatn.
Tenn. and the sale marks the passing OF
one az the most famous establishments OF
the kind IN this country-au estate
which is scarcely less noted as the home
90 the thoroughbred than the historic
Belle Mead stud, near Nashville which
VIII soon be cut Up into building lots
MI Reed who SO successfully con-
Quoted the stud for years. is "a unique and
picturesque character. He IS IA his
eishueth year, and. in spite az q most
evcutful life. is hale and hearty He is
one Of the original 'forty-nlners." having
made tho journey TO California In search
Of gold when the precious metal was DIS
covered there. He was successful. and
after he accumulated a considerable for
tune he came back 90 New York. where
he spcculatcd. with the result that his
fortune was materially increased.
After a time the climate proved too
severe for him. so ne went South. living
for "a while in Ncw Orleans and then
going 90 Tennessee and purchasing Fair
View Both as the operator OF a racing
stable and as "a breeder he met with fine
success. Nothing was too good for him.
and when be took fancy 20 ST Blaise
the great English Derby winner. bred
by Lord Arlington. he ran the bidding
at bound % 800 600. IN Madison square
Garden. and took the stallion home to
Fairvlew
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here to fully appreciate tho situation.
Nowhere that Mr. Bostock's ebov,s
have ever Naturalization. Cleveland
New York, or any of the other cities
have we found more courteous and mora
cordial people than have met as in Rich-
mond. have been here and seen for
myself. and now I know
Every one of the animals owned by
The Animal King is in Richmond. or
viii be here before spring And that IS
not all. Every new act made or booked
by Mr. Bostock and his agents in both
Europe and America this winter will be
sent TO Richmond. This means that
Mr.. Bostock believes in reciprocity.
Where the people receive him so kindly
Doe believes in giving them the very best
that means and human skill can pro-
cure.
II have just wired our importing agents
in New York TO snip fifty monkeys
practically every breed Of Simian known
10 Richmond as fast AS possible. In ad-
ditiOn 10 this order ] have also placed
am order for a large den Of snakes and
several large cages of birds. including
red and goden-b breasted macaws. cock
atoos. paroquites and other tropical spe-
cics All these will add to the delight
Of the little folk and the interest and
amusement OF the older
Mr.. Bostock hopes 20 pay "a personal
visit TO Richmond in about six weeks
and he says he looks forward with pleas
urc to coming here again"
Dr. Buckley is an old and warm per-
sonal friend OF MT Bostock. and he had
nothing but the warmest praises for him
as man and great Snowman
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FOUR WHO WENT 10 FOOTBALL
FOUND LIFE PARTNERS GAME

NEW HAVEN. CONN. November o.
Miss Rose Shore and Max Ozersky an
nounced that they had been married in
New York few days ago. when they
came here Yesterday for the YaIe-Har-
ward football game. Mr. Ozersky Is ia
business in Youngstown, Ohio. and played
tackle on tle Bucknell University eleven
in 1892 Hs came East early this week
L. remain for the Yale-Harvard game.
and found i.s old schoolmate and sweet
heart stiN living here. where he also
lived boy.
lie is remembered as ncwsboy Since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
LATE STALLION HAD
GREAT REPUTATION

NEW YORK. November 25-The death
ln Kentucky ~ Lucien .. Applcbv's stall
ION knight OF Euerslie. removes from
American breeding n well-bred horse %
Virginia. who made a stud reputation on
the performances OF one great racer.
II ~ had nor been for Henry Of Navarro
Knight ~ Euersiie would have dropnod
orr ~ notice shortly after his retirement
% Che strd although ne bad hoen n fair
race-lorse himself. He outbred himself
when DO got this great flyer. and gave
breeding I'm New jersey boost that
carried il for many a season.
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going TO Ohio he has been successful in
business
John Adams Ayers. postmaster al old
SayDrook, Conn. invited Miss Bessie
ilIeston. daughter Of John II. Tueston
OF Saybrook. Conn. 10 acconpany him
to the Yale-Harvard game Yesterday.
ana while they We're here decided 10 be
married They We're sweethearts In Say
brook. and intended soon 70 wed They
visited the city Hall. and after procuring
n license went 70 the rectory OF St
welded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
FIFTY MONKEYS AND MANY
SNAKES COMING TO TOWN
Personal Representative of Bostock Arrives and Saws
Carnival King Himself Will Be Here Soon
Discusses Plans.

DR. T.. T. Buckley, personal representa-
tive iu America of Frank O. Bostock,
spent yesterday in Richmond seeing the
winter quarters in lakewood Park. Dr.
EucSev came here for "A personal inspcc-
ton ~ Tie place
Before leaving for home last night he
SaiG-
while tho reports / have received
from Tho management here and the many
nice things which Mr.. BostoCk has said
of Richmond led me TO expect a fine
place. 4 must say that ] had 10 come
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Mount Pleasant is likely 70 add a fcld
goal or two.
The virginia team has several claims
ants for championship honors Yer nm
beaten. V T. l. made az good "A shovy-
ing against Bucknel as did the 'Varsit,,
or nearly as good Vanderbilt has a splcn-
did record. and North Carolina. but FOR
being beaten by Georgetown. might urge
her claims. n v. T. / defeat A. and NJ %
North Carolina after that team tied Viz
ginia the Blacksourg boys may take On
the airs Of champions with as good color
as tho Varsity.
The game OF the season ia this city
was the Richmond Randolph Macon cone
test. ln which Richmond won with 4
score that surprised even Its adherents.
after their showing in the first half Il
Was emlucuty strategic victory Rich
mond reserved her strength and plaved
a strictly defensive game IN the first
half. allowing her Ashland opponents 70
wear themselves out ia ofTeuse. and saw
ing her own strength FOR tile final test
The first half was all Eaudolp PHI Macon 8.
Dut for AN that. the AEhlandcrs failed az
the critical moment 90 develop tie
strength or tho Judgment necessary Tor
tho fnnl effort Twice did the Yellow
Jacket team push the bail BY sheer pluck
70 Richmond five-yard line. only .
fail in the crisis Again the visitors
reached the fifteen-yard line and son
acain nearer 90 Try a field goal from the
twenty-five yard line, only 90 fail Had
Nanccy. their star back been sent into
t"c line Tor The last five yards the tafs
wieht have been different. but the visitors
instead. tried 10 round the unroundahfe
Richmond ends and failed In the second
half. the home team. using Yale tactlrs
and strategy. went in with a rush and
played the visitors OF their feet The
Richmond team developed an its tricks.
and rr.f4
success that bewudercd The yvo-r--,-s A.r
landers. The first two scores yye-o df-
rtc;ly due o. brilliantly exectts e,-,-a-Jt
ucsses for which rruoh ,.rssit -,.,. -.
given the ends who handled ~. hgl, =.
clcvcrly Richmond f-offes-s,. .f-,,-.. -.-
feet team rfav er,A,,t 49,.
cor,uled with crcaff.-+ 49, ..--, g.. -
Ma, 80 t...,- 'H d" -
-rr. ,f,.,..-.. ... d..
~oso,. r,.,..,- go "-~.- 3"
.r, -. ~ won '@n" ".'n
-. 80 ".iA,i =" virginia
- " III we rias' Win
''s -ft'l1ped hongh
az. Tor -i Is.-Nop'pn- Macon team
"-7. '' -l'-7' .e-l I'D 'HHiop in achieve
i+'i~ " itn Only ialr material the klch-
t"ond 'oacH has developed the best team
VA virginia. H not IN south. weight and
axe considerel- TIE University OF VIZ
Einh and v p J. alone are uucon-
GNerra hy richmond College and 10
c'.'' sitns would give the Rlackshurg
bows aN tho play they could face. with
tho result uncertain. The college team
isl not ono ~ stars. but of evenly de-
No'opcd team play and superiority in ths
mo points a. the new rules. q more
brilliant exhibition OF hich-class FOOT
BAN has not been seen here ln years
than Saturday. game.
Nothing haas occurred o. cause q change
IN the prophecy that Pennsylvania VIII
hc beaten hy Cornell Saturday. The
f"nns1 ltanlaus have played am lu-and-
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Meetings.


y Office or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ms Public notice Is hereby given tat
special meeting OF the stockhof ders
~ tae Security Life and Annuity Com
Iauy OF America Will re held at the
Hotel Richmond Richmond. Va DE
GENDER s lf5 ar lo o'clock 4 NJ
for the purpose of considering a change
Of name OF the Company from Security
Life and Annuity Company OF 4 America.
70 Security Life Insurance Company.
or 20 such other name as may be
adopted a} "a majority ~ the stockhola-
ers. and FOR the purpose OF considering
the relncorporation of said company
under the laws OF the State Of Illinois.
and for the transaction of any other
business which may legally and prop
er-y come before said meeting.
by order ~ the Board Of Directors
W %. JOHNSON President
Henry O.. Brown. Secretary.
THE REGULAR AUTUMN MEETING
OF tht Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Association viii o- held at the Armory.
Ninth ana Cary streets on TUESDAY.
November %. 1906 az $50 T.. NJ. Mem
brrs are urged 20 attend.
ifF order ~ The resident
r. j. MCNFORD JR.
Secretary.
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Wants
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THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths. marriages,
obituaries md al other classified
notices No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26

novel scheme. Not content with the fact
that the battle is for the championship.
and that the s2Oo00 offered the fighters
viii stir then on TO battle like they have
never hatt.ed before the Casino Athletic
club. Of Tonopah has set aside 1.00O shares
~ stock. which viii be awardad the victor.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
Millinery.

GREAT REDUCTION SALE FOR
Thanksgiving, over so trimmed hats;
latest Styles at almost half price. -
dozen felt hats. sold FOR soc. 90 81 1. now
reduced On -lc Lovely line OF flowers
just arrive r"S CHAMLEE. SIG and
1ls East Broad Street
FOR STRICTLY LATEST STYLE NIL
lurry. workmaIsh and material tile
best. cnu on MRS WORKMAN llG
North Third Street. still have few Of
those hats lately arrived from New
DIRK an q greatly reduced price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
Gave Watch to Lipton

WATERRTRY. CONN. November 25-
While in this city Sir Thomas Upton was
presented with "a gold watch. on the back
Of which was engraved picture OF sham
rock III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
Real Estate Wanted.
Real Estate For Sale.
Business OPPORTUNITIES

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-AN EN-
tire candy tools 20 make an kinds Of
candy. viii sell m less than cost. APP
ply 3s West Eleventh Street Mancles-
rtr
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest and best stock OF trunks and
bags IN the city We also have boys
and gents shoes SPENCE s. Nlnth
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
GIVE STOCK TO WINNER
OF HERMAN CANS FIGHT

TONOPAH. NEW. November o.
Tonopah is determined TO have the FTer-
man-Gans fight 20 down In pugllistic his
tory as the greatest battle ever known.
and TO further its plans has adopted d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
TRAITOR on the estate OF JOSHUA w.
TAYLOR deceased, I respectfully rec
quest t-at an persons indebted To the
estate viii please settle with mo at once.
and those having claims against the
esfaf. VIII bring or send them 90 me,
properly attosted. and they Will be
HARRY C. GLENN.
Administrator.
Room &C. Chamber OF Commerce.
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Personals.

THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES,
g TO Sc PER EEK IS HILE LEARN
ING. MUCH IN A FEW WEEKS:
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT. CALL
AT WHITLOCk BRANCH AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. TWENTY-TIIIRD AND
CARY STREETS
FURNACES. LATROBES. RANGES
Repairing and c.eanlng At reasonable
prices. VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING Co. 26 y. Ninth Phone 1874
HANDSOME RUGS AND DRUGGETs
woven from olc carpets. MEs. A. y.
PYLE. 81 North Fifth.
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP
ping BAGS. from CSC 10 80 Also some
very handsome fitted bags from SIS to
SO a. SPFNCES. Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
THE RICHMOND MONDAY NOVEMBER &C.
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
For Sale.

FOR SALE. TEN 3 IA AND 8 10 MITCH
ell wagon gears. used but little. and all
IN excellent condition 7 offer them az
a bargain. a. NJ SHANER. no u29
Commerce Street, Lynchburg. Va
PERFECTION OIL. HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators. Self Feeding
stoves. Agents FOR Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO. 26 y Ninth.
FOR SALE. 4 FULL STOCK OF BUG
giles. Surveys and pleasure vehicles. at
reduced prices. few second hand
Jobs A MEYERS SONS. 100 S Eighth
Street.
FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons. new and second
hand; prices right W. G. SMITH SI4
FOR SALE. 81 PAIR OF INSIDE
blinds, In hrst,class condition; S.o0 per
pair. Can see them az 500 Battery Street.
Barton Heights.
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
riages FOR winter use. new and second
hand: goods guaranteed. w @
SMITH. 3i4 North Firth
STORE FOR SALE. WITH sroCK
fixtures and dwelling. annual sales over
$1,000. Address JOHN CUSSONS. Glen
PHOTO ENGRAVING SCHOLARSHIP
FOR sale cheap Address BOX "a. h. J.
Manchester Va
DO YOU WEAR SOCKS? IL so BUY
your shoes az SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
Wanted.
WANTED-POsITION AS PRIVATE
secretary. 10y am experienced CORE
spondeut. bcsJ of retcrc 49, furnished.
Address II no. care this office
WANTED-YOUR DYEING. FRENCH
and steam cleaning. established l>S3
Mrs. A. J. PYLE. Sl5 North Fifth
Street
a FEW HUNTERS CAN GET GOOD
| accommodation and sport az Mrs r..
: MORRlSS $. Manteo y. o.. Bucking-
ham county Va.
! WANTED-YOU To KNOW THAT YOU
can get shoes. shoes. shoes. and shoes.
at SPENCES. Ninth Street. Opposite
RueEer'sl
Notice.
BOYS SHOES THAT WILL LAST ANY
boy more than q month. for s. at
SPENCE'S
n 00uCnT1pnAc
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The VA entine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 A. NJ. TO p NJ.
ADMISSION. sc.
The Confederate N'useum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Opcu daily from A N. 20 3 - "a. Ao-
mission. ~ cents Free on SATURDAY
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY 4NIELLIGL PRISON MAY
earn 50 90 50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers. no
canEass.us, experience unnecessary.
send for particulars PRESS SXNDI-
ca a. LocAp0rt y. Y.
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LAST BIG GAMES
ON GRIDlRON TO
OCCUR THIS WEEK
Football Season Practically Over, With Some Champion
ships Yet to be Decentralization in This State
Richmond Colleges Fine Showing

T1HE football season Of 1896 is ended
so far rs big games" are CON
cerncd, with the exception or two,
u Yet % be plaNed. These arc the
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miscellaneous.
TRUNKs ANO GAGS.

NFW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
SPENCE S. Ninth Street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-10
GENERAL BUSINESS
NEVER So GOOD
Past Week Most Active Ever
Experienced in City of
Salt Lake.
BANK CLEARINGS SHOW
A WONDERFUL INCREASE
Real Estate Has Never Before
Even ApprOximated Con-
ditions Now Existing.

With Christmas buying heavier than
ever before in the history of the city
and an unexampled activity in real es-
tate the past week has been one of the
most active in a business way ever ex-
perienced here. Although the principal
interest centered in the transfers Of
realty, especially of business properties,
this has, however not diminished other
business transactions and every line of
business has been unusually brisk.
Banking has kept pace with the flour
ishing conditions that obtained in the
local business world generally and
money has been in good demand, with
interest rates practically the same
Bank clearlngs, which show an increase
of over 100000 over those for the
same week of last year, afford good
example of the strides which the city
is making in business way. Follow
ing is the table of bank clcarings for
the past week, as compared with those
covering the same period last year:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-10
CANNING HOUSES NOW
INVADING NEVADA
Ogden Establishments Reach
ing Out for Trade of New
Mining Camps.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 9.-Utah canning com.
panies are invading the Nevada fields
with their products at a rate that
means that the market will secure con-
troll of that region. An oyster cock
tail concern having factories in Tono-
pah and Goldfeld, after searching all
over California for a suitable ketchup
for the manufacture of cocktails,
writes Matson Bros, of the Utah Can
ning company, stating that they had
found some of the Pierce ketchup and
had bought it all. An order for a
quantity was sent, the consignment to
60 by express, and as related in the
Tribune sometime since the express
charges amounted to about three times
the value of the consignment.
The same concern today placed an
order with the Utah Canning company
for o carload of their ketchup, and in
a humorous letter the manager of the
oyster cocktail factory stated that in
all of California he had not been able
TO fud n product that was suitable to
his business. Fifty cases were forward
ed TO Tonopah today and thirty to Gold
field, and this canning company begins
to realize that the Nevada markets
can be invaded and secured to Utah,
and California cannot compete.
Other Of the canning companies of
Ogden, in which center nearly all Of
the canning houses of Utah make their
clearances, have discovered the same
truth and are reaching out for the
same market. Their product is wanted.
Other brands of ketchup are unsuita-
BILE, and are not wholesome, and the
Utah Canning company is now making
arrangements for the shipping of their
products to the Eastern market. and
qualities.
There are thirteen canning institu-
tions in and adjacent to Ogden, and
all Of them are producers OF pure food
products. Not only are the original
vegetable products the richest and
sweetest in the land, but their pro-
cesses of manufacture and canning are
of the best, and the product which is
put on the market will pass the most
rigid Government inspection.
Besides benefiting the agriculturists
and the borticulturists, the product of
these concerns will benefit and con-
serve the health of the consumers, and
the fact that Utah canneries will in
wade the Eastern markets, because of
their superior products, is evidence of
the elimination Of the concocted stuff
that is sent out by the manufacturers
Of the Eastern States. Many of the
others have been condemned by Gov
ernment experts as noxious mixtures Of
deleterious compounds, with aniline
dyes as the coloring matter, instead
Of the juice of tomatoes.