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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
CANS IS FULL
OF FIGHTING
Negro Says He Viii Ncet lack
O'Brien at IS4
Pounds.
PROMOTERS LOST $4,000
Receipts Were Over Thirty I hou-
sand Dollars, But the Game
Sports Are in the Hole.

TONOPAH. NEV.. January 3.-Joe Cans
came out of his fight with Kid Herman
Oh Nev, Years Day without So much as
"a scratch. He said thar the result Of the
mill was just as he had planned f. and
THAT be could have stopped the Chicago
lightweight earlier II he had not been SD
careful
Cans said that Herman was "a strong
young fellow who was fast on his feet
and knew now 90 cover un fairly we'll.
bot that he was a poor iude. OF distance
"a weakness that might he overcome 10
time
The champion. no sooner had no left
tie ring. was oesieged with offers 20 fight
Britt Nelson. and even Jack OBrien.
90 Philadelphia. the NEot heavyweight.
$50 is matched 20 fight Burns in May.
WILLING TO MEET oBRIEN
Cans said Poe would accept the Tono-
pah clubs offer OF $4,000 purse TO
tackle Britt on March l7th. and that he
would make match with Nelson for
tho largest purse offered RS soon AS tho
Dane was ready But the most surprls-
ing statement attributed 10 Cans related
20 O'Brien-
He was quoted as saying that he would
agree 20 fight C'Brien. providing the lat
ter made 154 pounds two hours before
entering the ring. Two prom 1ters have
decided 20 bid for this mill II O'Brien
consents
in making the weight i7f pounds Cans
evidently believes that OBrien would
have % weaken himself greatly 10 got
DOWN 20 this limit Cans IN the event
OF getting O Brien int1 such match.
would probably build no in his training.
So that he would weigh about l4o pounds
when he toed the scratch for the first
time
Even then Cans would De- giving "a lot
~ weight 10 q Brien. who. however would
not be nearly so formidable as i'm the
recent battle with Burns. when he scaled
% trire more than lfo rounds Cans
showed what he could do With a heavier
man when ne knocked out Mike Twin
sullivan. the former weiterweiFht cham
pion. who weighed nearly 1s5 pounds when
nc entered the ring 70 Cians's r7-
Cans feels sure that he could AT least
ortpoint o'Brien ir n limited round con-
test. and that he might have a chance
o. outgeneral him In p anish Tight
The r1annrerS 20 the ff1rs- Herman err+
announced today that the gross -eoein-s
were &o737. They declared that thov *
peoted 20 lose money but that with an
"tlor blk nEht on the boards. they would
surely pull OUT. AS tho arena cost s7- m,
and the fighters divided S20coo in cash.
The promoters are still $4,000 behind the
game
This experience. II is thought sbo,,r5
prove % the various wild-eyod Nevada
matchmakers that there is such thing
as hanging up too large purse FOR the
plgilsts 10 cut UP. Few persons who
have dabhied IN the fghtinr game he
lieve that n contest for $50 IN r-,~s.
can be run al a profit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
TRYING OUT ALCOHOL.
Joe Tracy En- Route to New York
to Make Test Of Fuel

TRENTON. \ J.. January 2--Dare
Devil Joe Tracy. the automobile driver
and racer passed through the citv las.
night. en- route from Philadelphia 10 New
York. IN an automobile propelled with
alcohol instead ~ gasolene for fuel He
stopped here for an additional SUNNY Of
alcohol. and while here talked enthu-
siastically az his expe riment.
Re believes that the use OF alcohol .n-
stead OF gasolene for fuel will rev0lu-
uonize the use az automobiles ip this
country. greatly reducing the cost ~
running the machines. ana permitting
them % be run in many places where
gasolene IS now barred by the Insurance
companies IN cotton. paint oil and
similar manufacturing concerns the use
Of motor vehicles IS prohibited because
81 the infammable character Of the easo-
lene which has heon used in the past
With alcohol as the fuel. II IS believed the
insurance people VIII he less strict
Tracy has applied for patents on some
inventions 70 enable the use OF alcohol
FOR motive power. and when these are
granted he will proceed with the chang
ing automobiles now using gasolene Tie
new FEDERAL law which permits The I'm
portation of denatured alcohol without
duty. will also be = benefit to the auto
fists n tho use % &c for motive power be-
comes practical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
COTTON EXCHANGE
MAY BRING SUIT
Have Employed Taft to Examine
Law Regarding Charges
Made.

NEW YORK, January 3-P~esident
Hubbard, of the New York Cotton Ex-
change. announced to-day that Henry w.
Taft has been retained by the exchange
TO represent it in any proceedings which
may grow out of the application for a
fraud order fled Yesterday with the POST
master-oeneral at Washington by Repro
sentative Livingstone. of Georgia. and
Harvie Jordan president of the Southern
Cotton Growers Association
The following resolution was adopted
to-day by tho board Of managers Of the
exchange.
Resolved. That the counsel Of the cx-
change, Henry w TAFT be consulted as
70 the ACCESSIBILITY OF bringing suit against
Leonidas L. Livingstone. Congressrnan
from Georgia. and Harvie Jordan. presi-
dent 81 the Southern Cotton Growers
Association. for libel. and n possible. FOR
criminal libel. for the communications
they have addressed 10 the Post-Omcc de-
Iar'ment at washington requesting the
issuance of fraud order against the
New York Cotton Exchange"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Bureau of Credits.

IsneoIaI q The limos DIsDafrh
NORFOLK. VA. January 3.-The Re-
tail Merchants Association has launched
its movement for the actual establish
mont OF "a bureau 81 credits IN Norfolk
ana the collection Of data was started TO-
day.
This data VIII Doe compiled nj once.
and 70 is hoped to have the bureau ia
operation within the next few weeks
By means ~ the bureau Of credits rner-
chants expect 10 have before them at an
times tie past records, for payment Ok
debts. Of all local people seeking credit.
and they also expect 10 make exchanges
with such organizations in other cities.
by which the credit Of strangers coming
here during tho jamestown Exposition
may be known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
ZANLISS' KILLED
THE WISE TALENT
Rank Outsider. at Fifteen TO One
Scatters the
Field

NEW ORLEANS. La January S.
The victory ~ Zanlss. at l. u T. ia the
first race AZ the Fair Grounds to-day. was
q surprise an around. Betters lost hcav-
Iy on tnis race. as spider Web. the fa-
vorite. finished trird. while n. other
choices finished outside ~ the money.
Summaries
First race-fve furionEs-Zan,ss 90 TO
y first. Dlnemock IS 20 y second. SPIDER
Web "a 10 % third. Time. 800 s-5
Second race-four fGrlongs- Workada.- Us
o. % nrst. Hazelm % % - second Rebel
Queen IS 70 ID third. Time .76I-5
Third race-seten furlonrs-Suver skin
81 20 j. FIRST. Rlstling SIX O. 70 - second
Limerick Girl % % j. third. Time. 10, Us
Fourth race-seven ongs-FIorizei d
20 ID first. Ielegraphcr "a TO - second
kitte Platt q 70 j. third. Time. l.e- 49,
Fifth race-siX furiongs. selIing-Snfl-,
q a. 90 FIRST. Campaigner as 10 ID second
Refined q % - third Time 1.l4l-
Sixth race-one mle-Flavignv "a ~ u
first. Harmakis IS fo-1) second Pride o.
woodstock 90 90 ID third. Time. 1:i0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
TO INQUIRE INTO
CONDITIONS HERE
Cause and Extent Of Poverty to
BE Ascertained by Council
Committee.

The Committee on Relief OF the Poor
met last uight for the purpose OF receiv-
ing tne report Of the subcommittee inuuir-
ing into the affairs % the City Home. and
also for the purpose ~ considering the
question of asking tile Council Tor an
additional appropriation 20 complete the
new colored aimshouse. The Chairman
stated that the subcommittee was not
yet ready 20 make its final report.
Mr- j. A Hohson then moved that tile
council Doe asked TO make an additional
/ appropriation OF ten thousand dollars.
which would be needed 20 carry out the
present plans for building the new col
ored home.
Dr. Ennion O. Williams moved as a
substitute that the question OF building
this house Doe laid on the table tempo
rarly, and ir 50 doing explained that he
Thought the committee ough- to defer
the expenditure OF so large an amount
OF money until tho entire needs Of the
department could DO accuratoiy nscer-
tanned. as was being done ~ the sub
committef; that the most urgent needs
oi the department We're proper facilities
Tor the treatment OF durable cases: that
this was a crying necessity; that the new
c"loNed almshouse would not DE a proper
hospital. and H. would cost far more
than the SO o0. because the equipment
had not been provided for at all: that
much NV light had lately been thrown
on the situation since he had been look
ing into II; that such a large sum OF
money should not be spent until the
relative merits of all the needs of tile
department had been consi cred.
The question was discussed by Messrs.
j. A. Hobson. Gunst Bliley and Iarus
Action in the matter was finally post
poncd.
On motion Of Or. Williams. subcom-
mittee was appointed. Co consist of three
members. for the purpose Of inquiring
into the condition OF the poor of the
city. the cause and extent ~ poverty. and
what is done to amelorate ard correct
H. and what further may be necessary.
The chairman appointed on this commit
tee Messrs. Ennion @. Williams, J. A.
Hobson and John 7. Satterfeld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
POST OFFICE INDEX
TO CITY'S PROSPERITY
Increase Of Business in Lynch.
burg Post-Office Reaches
Il 40 Per Cent.
IsneeIaI b ~ Tlme...,-.nslon- !

LfNCHBCRG VA. January 8.-The
Lynchburg post-onice during the past
year made splendid showing for the
growth Of the city. showing an Increase
Of if40 per cent. or SI3.S526S. over tho
corresponding period OF 1900. The figures
are; 1906. Sllu.d62 l3; 1875. S96S0O5. Fver,,
month during the year returned an in
crease over the same month in the nre-
cedins year. the increase ranging from
bi3 per cent In April TO 22ef per conf
In August. The past month showed the
LARGEST receipts in tho history Of tho
office. the amount being $40 ss 81.
The year 1905 was also "a record-broaker
In The number of marriage licenses issued
in the city, the total being 406 an increase
Of sevcnty-one over 1900 The total in
1904 was 257; 1903, 300; 1902. 500. and 1901
2f3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Y New Years at Laurel

The recent loss by fire Of one of the
buildings az the Lanrel Industrial school
made If necessary to dispense with tho
usual Christmas entertainment. but both
days VIII long be pleasantly remembered
by the boys
The Christmas menu was roast pork
cream potatoes. string beans. bakers
bread. apples. oranges. cakes. candies.
etc. The day was pleasantly spent ON
the backgrounds in playing football and
other athletic games.
The New Years menu was steucd
oysters forty gallop~ ~ stew. cream
potatoes. bakers breao. celery. cakes and
apples. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent on the Fairgrounds.
Many FINDS OF the school helped hv
liberal contributions TO load tables with
good things; two gave $40 each. others
gave apples. oranges. cakes. candies end
games. No names were given. hence
this means is taken 10 thank an and
to assure them that their kindness Ras
enjoyed and appreciated 10y AN the
school.
The management is striving hard 90
instll into the boys principles that VIII
ripen into worthy citizenship. and to make
the school better and more favorably
known each year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Specially Attractive Auc-
ton Sale Of Fine Goods

TO-DAY. FRIDAY. JANUARY 4rH.
at our salesrooms. No. 61s East Broad
Street. commencing at 1890 o'clock
Fine Brass and Iron Beds. Handsome
Parlor Suits. Very Fine Leather Library
Suit Beautiful Dining Room Table.
Chairs. China Cases and Sideboards.
CHARTERED oak Chamber Suit. Fine quar-
tered oak Wardrobe and Chiffonnier.
Handsome Mahogany Dresser. Fine Mat
tresses. Walnut Wardrobes. Walnut
Chamber Suits. Toilet Sets. Dinner Sets.
Good Rosewood Piano. with carved legs.
Fine Han Rack. Sewing Machines. Rugs.
Druggets. Stoves. etc.
Ladies specially invited This sale IS
really worth attending
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ENDORSE ACTION OF POPE

AUGUSTA. CA January, p -pstrfct,
Walsh Council. Knights of Columbus. to-
night adopted a resolution endorsing the
stand taken by His Holiness Pope Plus
y In regard 10 the situation In France
ana rendering the sympathy arSi express
ing the loyalty ~ the Knights OF Colusn-
Gus. These resolutions viii be presented
IN person bv Right Rev. b. j. Kelley 81
the Diocese Of Savannah. who is on his
way % Rome. Every council i'm the state
Will take similar action
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Daily Court Record
a. and Equitv Court.

Judgments entered yesterday-Alien
bas-ett vs. William Northrop and Henry
r. Wicknam, Receivers for the Virginia
passenger and Power Company. etc ver-
otcL and Judgment fer defendants
SUITS instituted yesterday Joseph NJ.
hpW.es US. Mrs. n. j. Bidgoley, for
el's.ti. niImau Bros. VS. Hudson ana
SON. Tor 1921 93. Standard Electrical Sup
lF company VS.. Bali and Clark. for
e-'-la Duke A. putuey VS. b. f. John
son. for ss5. p. n. Wingrove vs. Rich
monc Ice Cimpany Cor $500 w r. Miles
Snoe tompa"- VS.. Atlantic Coast Lima
t.'hw1y Company for Sl065o Hattie w.
Molre W. ALfrcd y. Moore fnr a dlNnrra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Municipal Fairgrounds.

brief meeting ~ tho civic Improvement
League was held Lass night az tho Jefers1r.
hNinI. ar which if was originally contennnlntaf
In take some action on The abattofr question
nit Hs fle Council committee 90 that h1,ir fsI
m" matter under discussion The proposition
~ me meeting however. 10 was announced
ilat ir. turtis of Warrington secretary %
give az frustrated lecture On This city on Jam
l.rF litn DC T. NJ at "a place 20 De- deter
ininr1 lhter His subject WISH be- sATunfeiuaT
tIai grounds He ls now ir Florida but VIII
ei'p aer en- route home. Dr Curtis recently
made aa address on the same subject ira A.
iaura. az 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
AMERICAN GOODS
BOYC0TTED IN CHINA

SHANGHAI. January 3.-As q result OF
the revival Of the boycott Of American
goods due 20 the failure OF the United
states authorities 10 modify the Chinese
exclusion act, the boycott is spreading
over China.
Efforts are being made here 10 in3n-.
the Chinese newspapers to reject sd
vertisements of American manufacture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Scullers to Row for s. 49,

SYDNEY. y. s. W.. January 8-Georgs
Towns. the Australian sculier. and Ed
die" Hanian Durham. Of Canada have
signed articles 20 row on the Nenean
River. March 2d. for the sculline cham
pionship OF the world and 80 80 n side.
Towns. in July last recaptured the world s
sculling championship. defeating James
Stanbury by twenty lengths on the Par
amntfa River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
WILL BUILD ROAD FROM
ATLANTA TO MACON

MACON. GA. january 3.-Dircctors
and stockholders Of the Macon. Dublin
and Savannah Railroad held a meeting
nere to-day and authorized the issue ~
s. so4. 600 mortgage bonds. A road will
Doe built from Atlanta 20 Macon 10 CON
meet with the Macon Dublin ana Savan-
nan in this city. This will give a line
from Atlanta 20 Nidalia. 100 miles.
where connection will be made with
the Atlantic Coast Line The Louisville
ana Nashville road coming into Atlanta
from the North and West VIII thus
have direct coast connection over the
Atlantic Coast Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Coreless Apples in Maine.

NEWPORT. NE. January 3.-Georre
w. stuart has on his farm an apple tree
which bears coreless apples. This year
the tree bore two bushels OF fruit every
apple or which was devoid Of a core.
The tree WAS planted on the farm
years ago by Noses Stuart grandfather
OF the present OCCUPANT The phenome-
non is being studied by experts on fruis
growing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Auction Sales-This Dav.

1900 PAIR SHOES. lot CLOTHING.
JEWEIRN. SILNERWARE. LADIES'
HATS. ODD PANTS AND OTHER
MERCHANDISE At OUR AUCTION
HOUSE Is \. SEVENTH STREET
O'CLOCK.
We will sell for the owner who is dis
continuing business. his entire stock. con-
sistng N about 500 Pair Of Assorted
Mems Women's and Children's shoes
lot Clothing. odd Mems Pants. Jewelry
Silverware. large lot Of Ladies' Hats.
Chiidrens Hose. 80 Rolls Carpet Warp.
Mems Collars so Pair Blankets and Ios
other merchandise
The trade invited. sale positive.
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
r. c.. BUFORD.
Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
HALF MILLION FIRE IN
MONTREAL; ONE MAN KILLED

MONTREAL. January "a half million
dollar fire. resulting in the death OF one
man and the injury Of six dreroen 90
CURED early to-day on 81. Antoine street
ne collapse OF n wall caused the death
or r. Gasnon, carter Gagnon rushed
IT. TO rescue his son. whom he sbougbt
imperiied, and was crushed beneath the
wall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Sells Dismal Swamp Lands.

Especial 20 the ltmes- Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, January S-The VIZ
ginia Land and Lumber Company. own
ms 1000 acres Of land in the Dismal
Swamp. in Pleasant Grove district 81
Norfolk county, has sold 10 the Norva
Land and Lumber Company al OF its
holdings, the consideration being s. and
other consideration. The land IS worth
In the neighborhood OF 5000 000. II con-
tains valuable timber end farming lands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
RAILWAY MEN ASK FOR
10 PER CENT. INCREASE

ATLANTA. GA, January 8.-The con-
ca ctors. switchmen. brakemen and train
'nen Of the Southern Railway have sent
repro sentatives To Washington 10 confer
WIN the officials OF the road for the
lufpos" Of securing an increase OF wages
All divisions will be represented. II is
stated a 10 per cent increase win bs
asked for The increased cost of LIVING
Is given as reason for asking for the
advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Pockethook Found

pocketoook. containing three KEYS a.,
envelope for church money and 49,
two dollars I'm money. was LEFT AZ fbo
Henrco county courthouse few dave
ago Treasurer Hechler has the pocl,ct-
book in his possession and will be glad
TO return IL TO its owner upon identia-
cation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

The funeral services of Mrs Gore will
take place az p. NJ to-day from tho
First English Lutheran Church Friends
~ The family are invited % attend No
uce II the death OF Mrs Gore appeared
Yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
TAMMANY HALL
CHIEF IS FIERY
Charles +. Murphy Goes After
Mayor Mcclellan With
Gloves Off.
"REVENGE ON V00RHlS''
Says il There Is Anything I'm
worth in His Life Make
1t Public.

NkW YORK. January 3.-leader
Charles r. Murphy. OF T1mmany Hail. to-
day gave ont statement in regard go
Mayor McCleiian's action In refusing yes
terday 90 reapuolnt Election Commissioner
Noorhs as PRESIDENT Of the board. the
choice Of the regular Democratic organ
ization in New York. I'm appointing John
c. D00ling % succeed NOOrhis. the Mayor
took occasion to state that he would no
longer "recognize the existing control ~
Iammanv Hall" and mat he could no.
tolerate any relations with its present
leader"
Replying 70 tho Mayors criticism. Mr.
Murphy said Although named i'm strict
conformity with the provisions Of law
by the Democratic organization OF the
county Of New York for tae place. and
that. too. without a single disse nting vote,
Commissioner Noorhis was rejected by the
Mayor. not for any of the shutting rea o.
sons assigned. but simply and solely be-
cause last fan. in the declination NJ the
Der-ocratic newspapers 90 publish m.
election notices. Commissioner VoOrhis roe
fused 20 violate his oath of office and bs
a party 20 the satisfaction Of the Mayor s.
petty revenges upon the newspapers
which had harshiv criticised him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Self-Appreciation

As 70 the present leader of Tammauy
Hail. let me observe that no man in the
community has held closer relations with
him. nor does any one know him more
thoroughly than this same Mayor II any
reason exists which justified the breaking
OF the relations which have existed be-
tween the two men. : do no- know Just
what 10 may be. and I urge the Mayor.
n he knows TO make such reason public
! parted with the Mayor after our last
interview or friendly terms. as I was led
10 believe. and II at that time I was IN
worthy II association with any one who
knew me the Mayor carefully concealed
any Knowledge he might have had in that
regard.
y now earnestly invite him 10 take
the public into his confidence as 10 any
unworthy action of which / nave ever
been guilty and OF which he has iSnowl-
edge
Il defy him to name a single instance
in which I nave suggested or urged on
benait OF the Democratic organization the
appointment TO public ONCE or a man
whose record and character would not
compare favOrablv with his present an
pointees and intimates"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
BY Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE $ AUCTION SALE


VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF HEN
RICO AND DINNEEN STREETS
N Nth a THREE.RoOM FRAME
on HENRICO STREET.
BY virtue OF n certain deed Of trust
dated December l. 1875 and recorded IN
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF the county OF HenricO virginia
in d. r. IA A. page 327. default having
been made In the payment of the debt Sc
cured thereby. and having been required
by the beneficiary therein so to do. !.
the undersigned trustee will, on
FRIDAY JANUARY T. 1907
at 4 o'clock j. NJ. on the premises. pro-
coed 70 sell. at public auction. certain
real estate described IN said deed. as fol-
lows.
with all the improvements thereon In
Guiding the remains % a brick house that
has been burnt lying and heiEg in fha
county OF Heurico, Virginia. beginning az
point at the intersection % the NORTH
err line OF HenriCO Street with the west
ern line of Diuneen street. thence running
westwardly along and fronting on the
said northern line Of HenricO Street ons
hundred and twenty 300 feet and ex-
tending back nOrthWardiv from said 'front.'
western linp OF said Dinneen Street One.
hundred G0m feet % an alley ten fi0)
feet wide The said lot Of land consists
OF lots Nos :. .. 3. {. and 6 IN square -
81 Of, j. IL h'nner9. plan o. Rsavenswoood-
This is a Fine Location fOr
Several Small Houses.
r r. MONTAGUE Trustee
Note While the deed requires cash. thS
noteholder can give terms ~ the day Of
sale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

BY the Valentine Auction Co.
CTS East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Inns Is 4 Flne Location Tor
Several Small Houses.

r r.. MONTAGUE. Trustee.
Note While the deed requires cash. tho
noteholdor can give terms ~ the day %
sale
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-31

give q hundredfold more without
missing it than what it begs from
others, if its people were being right
~ trained never to look beyond their
own borders for single dollar. They
should be trained now during this
crucial time when rushing from pow
erty into prosperity to dedicate their
new wealth to the proper education
al, moral, spiritual and manhood de-
velopment of their own people.
In the material world this is the
plastic age when concrete construction
is taking the place of iron and steel
and lumber. In such construction,
the concrete taken at the light time,
can be moulded into any form, but let
the critical moment pass without its
being rightly moulded and it becomes
"set' and hardened and worse than
useless. The south has entered the
plastic age in the formation Of char
acter, and unless its peopi' be rightly
moulded now, southern character will
"sct' and harden beyond mans pow
er to change or improve.