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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS.
Agents, Encouraged by Bright
Weather, Begin Week in
Good Fashion.

The deed from II. II. Pollard, special
commissioner, to John Mann. Jr., for
7J feet OF ground on Broad street, near
Seventeenth was admitted to record
yesterday This sale, as noted ut the
time In this column, was made some
months ago by auction, under tho
order OF court. Mr.. Mann paid $7,125
for the property. Il Is in the ncighbor-
hood of the projected freight storage
warehouses;. In which n syndicate of
capitalists. represented by John Rob-
inson. is Interested.
Mcssrs. j. A. Connolly & Company
have sold the residence No. BOA East
Clay Street to Mr.. Henry II. IIuaso
for $1,000 This place was the prop
crty of Mrs. Ida Yale Bowers, OF Ion-
lucky. The same firm has also sold
the residence No. 10 North Lombnrdy
street. to Il. n. Chandler for $4,000.
The splendid weather or yesterday,
In such bright contrast To that OF
last week, WAS more than encouraging
to the real estate men, and judging
from the vigorous manner in which
they started out with the weeks bust
ness there Will be something doing
before Saturday night. Perhaps como
OF those much talked OF big deals will
be got off the string and put to record,
with much money changing hands.
Property Transfers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Elic,ta trustee TO
ThomnssD. Newell 9s "a feet on north line
OF Taylor Street. S3l-3 feet cast OF Lady
Street. slS3.S3,
Ida Yale Bowers TO Henry r. Hassc. 24A
feet on north side Of Clay Street, igs feet
east Of Third Street, $500.
H. r.. Pollard, special commissioner. to
John Mann Jr. 70 20 feet on east side OF
Seventeenth Street, llsA feet north of Broad
Street. sT.112.67.
q Marthclin curtis's trustee and William IL.
Curtis and wife to Thomas McLauchan 81
feet south line of Franklin street. 1873
feet Gag. of T@enty-ninth Street t725
Levi InGIc 10 William w. Chappcil. 20
feet west line of Howard Street subject
to decd Of trust for $500. In consideration
Of said Chappell supporting said IN 1ngic
during his life ana al his death pay NIL
funeral expenses
HcnHco-H. A..McCurdy and wife to John
II. Barr. % feet Bouh line of Ncwbcrt
Street. 1879 feet cast OF Twen,y-serenth
Street. 81.
J. A. Purd!e and wife to A. c. Denoon, Sc
lo,s In subdivision OF block No. 3. plan OF
Wavcriy. So
Same TO o. Gundlach. lots Nos II and Is
In subdivision OF block No. 3. plan of Wav.
crly 1900.
Thomas H.. Cough and wife TO John Ed.
ward IIaycrstlch. 1856 acres on north side
of New Market Road. adjoining the lands OF
william Brewer and nhers. subject to two
deeds OF trust for 81 900. $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
DAVIDSON DEFEATE1.
A. and M. College Wins from
Old-Tine Rivals.

RALEIGH, N. c.. April 15.-Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College defeated
Davidson College here this afternoon
in n very interesting, game or ball ny
6 to g. There was u big crowd, and ut
times the enthusiasm ran high The
fielding OF A. and NJ, was one of the
special features. For Davidson the
llerde were the features.
Tho score by innings: r. Fl. 10.
A. and Me- o L o 8 o 0---G 4 s
Davidson 80 9 i o q 0 Q---3 7
struck out by Walker, s.; by Donald
son. 2; by Temple. 3. Home runs by
McAlllcn ana Herdc.
Thompson. Davidson-Waiker. Donald
son and Starr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
LYNCHBURG LOSES.
Baltimore Bats Out Victory in
Second and Last Sessions.

LYNCHBuRG. VA, April 15.-The
Baltimore Orioles outclassed the local
Virginia Leagucrs here this afternoon
batting out victory in the second and
last innings by 6 TO 0, Green had tho
locals completely at his mercy, while
Stewart showed the poorest form he
has ever exhibited here, giving nVc
passes in four innings. The visitors
hit for ten hits, including four doubles
and a triple while Green lot the Shoe
makers down with three. scattering
singles The locals played easily the
best game in the field.
The score by innings; r. Fl. =
Lynchburg .....o9o %
Batteries: Stewart Flowers nnt
Bentley and Henninger; Green ant
Heurne.
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". AMI. |. WHITEWASHES
GEORGE WASHING ON
virginians Defeat Washing
tonians in Four-Hit
Game.

LEXINGTON. VA, April 15.-Wash-
ington and Lee University this afternoon
shut out George washington University,
of Washington, u. G., by to 0.
johnson pitched a fine game for Wash
ington and Lee. holding the visitors to
q single hit in the ninth. while Carr, for
the Iatchetites. allowed but four hits to
his opponents.
Score by innings: n. Fl. e.
Washington .....0 90 Q Q . Q . 90 ! j
w. and L. Univ..0 / . 0 90 - 4 ]
Batteries: Carr and Stevenson; johnson
and Anthony. Umpire, Mr., krebbs. Viz
ginia Military Institute COACH
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Amateur Baseball.

The Christ Church Baseball Associa-
form for the opening game with the
East End Blues on April Goth The
squad is in charge of Coach Tousey,
and puts in hour or two every day
getting into condition. Tho following
have been at work for the past week
on the association field: Pitchers. AM
mons, Williams; Catchers, Hay. Shop
spard; Shortstops, Ammons Gentry;
First base Miles. Murdoch: Second
base, Mead. Hay: Third base, G. H..
Gentry, Williams; Left-held, Wood;
Centre field, Gathright; Right-neld
Bailey, Jackson. Dyson, Mascot,
Games are wanted with all local
amateur teams. Address w. r. Wes-
ton, 2121 Venahle Street, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
RAlLROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS

The Southern Railway has completed
Its preparations for the inauguration
OF additional train service and more
accommodating schedules to and from
norfolk in order properly to handle
the traffic to and from the James
town Exposition and in 50 doing has
offered all sorts OF Inducements TO
patrons from the South to call by and
Sec Richmond.
For the opening day. April 26th.
this road will operate special trains
consisting OF conches and sleeping
cars from Charlotte. y. c.. TO Norfolk,
leaving Charlotte at 4 p. NJ, Thurs
day. April 25th. This will be done in
order to accommodate the travel from
Charlotte Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsvillc. Danvillc, Nir-
giliua, Clarksvillc, Jcffress, Boydton,
Courtiand and Intermediate stations.
Effective Sunday, May s. 1907, the
schedule on the Norfolk Division will
be changed: Train No 4. at present
leaving Danville at 1855 a. 81. arriv-
ing at Norfolk at S:55 a. NJ, will be
changed to leave Danville at . a. NJ,
and arrive at Norfolk at 10 a. NJ.
Train No 3, at present leaving Nor
folk at .gsF p. NJ, arriving at Dan
vile at Ais p. NJ. will be changed
to leave Norfolk at $40 p. NJ. arriv-
ing at Danvillc at SIS p. N. In order
to connect with New York-New Or
leans Limited at Danville.
Complete arrangements have been
made to bring travellers to the expo
sition from all Southern and South
western points, and in all cases the
tickets will read SO that the holders
can come by Richmond if they wish.
and the presumption is that the most
Of them will wish to do So
Yesterday morning Superintendent
a. p Conc, Of the Southern took
charge Of that part Of the Trigg Ship
yard property recently bought BY the
Southern from the receivers OF the
Trgg company. The railroad officials
say this property Will cnable thcm
greatly to enlarge their trackage and
terminal facilities
Official announcement has been
made that the Scaboard Air Line will
begin in early spring to cXpend the
sum OF s5,00O,0O0 in making improve
ments on its main line between Char
lotte and Wilmington. and Hamlctt
and Norfolk. the better to handle in
creased travel. All cuts will be widen
cd fills enlarged, and many curves will
be aightcned. Tho Prospect Com
pnny. of Charlotte. has contracts for
large part OF tho work.
All the railroads operating ir
Mississippi as trunk lines with tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
OLYMPIA WINS TWO
f. OUT OF THE THREE

Olympia took two out OF three games
from Crystal in the first OF q series of
termine the championship OF the Rich
mond City Bowling League, and decide
the ownership Of the silver cup, en-
blematic OF the honors.
Splitting, of the winners, took both
high game and high-set honors with
PIG and $50. respectively. The second
set will be rolled Oft on Friday cvc-
5nings. Last nights scores follow:
. Nm IL ! !
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Keppler's Novel Offer.

Charles Kapplcr. local jeweler, has
made q novel offer. all playess in tho
Virginia State League. being eligible. TO
knocks q ball over the fence on tho
Broad Street grounds. Mr. Kcpplcr Will
present n John Holland gold fountain
pen. This offer Is made in order to stim-
ulate the players to do their best. an: TO
arouse public interest in the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16

exception Of the Louisville and Nash
vile, which has q mileage of only
rs miles. have agreed, although do
ing so under protest. to obey the order
of the Railroad Commission Of that
State on the two-cent interchangcabl
mileage question covering passenger
traffic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
list or JUDGES
FOR HORSE SHOW '.
Charles II. Hursarnp and James
K. Maddux Among Those
Who Are Chosen.

4 Y BROOkL1NE, MASS, April 15.--An
excellent list OF Judges is announced
for the open air horse show of the
Brooklinc Country Club. Muy 21st, ED
and ed.
Charles II. 1Iurknmp. Of Fredcriclss-
burg. Va, Is ono OF the Judges OF
Will also judge the "hunters" and
Jumpers" James Il. Maddux, Warren:
ton, Va, will also Judge In this class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
BOWLING SCORES.
Good Records Made on Lake

Alleys-Last Weeks Figures.
League teams played their usual game
OF the season on the Lake Alleys last
night before large crowd
Tho Ten Wheelcrs team, which has
l%n tagging back Of late. struck n
whining gait and walked away with
the others, winning tho set by good
majority. Captain Foster, of tho Ten
Whcclers, made high score and also
high average for the evening. Captains
Roanc and Salcntine have strengthen
ed their teams a great deal and no
doubt will give the other boys u run
for the pennant.
The next game will take place next
Monday night on the Lake Alleys.
EnllOWtnE are the ScnraS:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
FOR NEW YORK

Via Night Line Steamers (except satur-
day. making connection in Norfolk with
Main Line Ship following day at p. NJ;
and 3 p. NJ. and Chesapeake and ohio 1y.
at o a. NJ. and 400 p. NJ. making conncc-
Main Line Ships sailing Z 2. NJ. Tickets,
sos f. Main ST.. Richmond Transfer Co.. $40
Z. Main St.. The Jefferson. Alurphy's Hotel.
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Mr.. w. A. Crenshaw.
Principal Of Central School,
SAYS:

dard Lectures for more than u year.
These books are expressed in the cho!c-
est English, yet sufficiently simple for
children TO read intelligeutly. Well Illus
trateu and are AS u whole the most In
terestine reading that ! possess.
They arc eNrh'lently adapted for sup
,pcmentarY reading. along with the study
Of History and Geography IN tho. upper
Grammar and High School grades"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Virginia Navigation Co. :
JAMES RIVER DAY LIND.
u STEAMER HAMPTON LEAVES

~ Y 49, STEAMEK IiAMPTUN1 LEAVES
FROM OLD DOMINION WHARF
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT Z A. NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old
Point Newport News, Clarcmont and James
River landings, connecting at Old Point for
Washington. Baltimore and the North.
;Stnterooms reserved for the night at mod
crate prices. Electric cars direct to the
wharf. Fare, $3.50 and ST.. Norfolk.
Through Excursion Tickets on sale at
Richmond Transfer Co., $40 e. Main Street,
sos East Main Street, or on wharf or
steamer. Round Trip. $3.50.
Freight received for above-namcd places
and all points In Eastern Virginia. North
Carolina and the East
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent.
IRWIN WEIsIGER. Gen'l Mgr.
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OTHER GAMES

At DISQUALIFICATION College, 8: A. &
NJ. College, 6.
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RIM. A. Wins

BEDFORD CITY, VA. April 15.--Ran-
dolph-Macon Academy defeated emory
and Henry College here to-day by s to g.
The features were Perkinss pitching
and the all around work OF the homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
.Seaboard Air Line Railway

SOUTHHOUND TRAINs Scheduled To
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
9ao A. Mcleod to Eorna. Raielyh,
charlotte, Wilmington. $50 I, III -sleepyS
ers and coaches savannah, Jacksonville
and Florida points. D5sr-sieepsrs and
coaches. Atlanta. Brmipgham. Memphis
Savannah. lac kaonyilse and southwest.
SoRTIIlaOtINio TtsAINS scHEpELER ~
l# Ar I'VE NI I1AIIlY ssBss
s,sb a, M sila 81, s;ss 4. u 81 slE
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was the first defeat the Christian Col
+ lege has suffered this season.
Score by innings: K. il.E.
VIC. C..........1 5000 0-l 9
sMilligan .......01001 05001-3 3
Batteries: Kits and Jones; Burleson
and Taylor.
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snynnnuh, q, JncksonyllIc,

Savannah, 8, Jacksonville, I.
B JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 15,-
Moore mado two errors In the tenth M
n Score: 9aas X n. ~.
Jacksonville, 90 1 O Q o o o o OIL
and Roth. Time, l45. Umpire. Fitzsim-
Augusta, O, Columbia, "a
y COl.UNIBIA, s. G.. Anril Is, 7Hard and
timely hitting and Holynss's good box jon
Score. r. K ri 8 lf.
8Aug nus e, ..... osoi4 4 81 q n 90 IA s.
Columbia . ]. . % 0s0E2 o ~ Of e7-SS u B 4
z!e. R,lsssll and Hawkins. Ut Umpire. DAVIS.
q Time. 1;A5,& 3 I'M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Southern Railway,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ii
N. B.-Following schedule figures pubs
.llshed only as Information. and are n a'
guaranteed: #
$500 A. M--Dnily--Local for Charlotte.
1915 a. Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham.
Now Orleans. Memphis, Chattanooga.
and I'LL the South. Through coach
for Chase city. Oxford. Durham and
Raleigh .9i
y $500 p. Mex sunday--keysville Local
1880 p. M--Daiy-Limited Pullman ready
9:a0 p. NJ. for all the South, f#
YORK RIVER LINE. l5s3 II
1890 p. MEX. ed--To West
Point--Connectins Tor Baltimore,
+ 2:15 p. MEN. Sundays
4;45 A. MEX, sunday--Local to West
Point x VI
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
e:55 a. NJ, S:15 =, M.--From all the South.
1850 p. M,--From Charlotte. Raleigh. DUR
ham. Chase City, and local stations.
$40 a. M,--Fron, Keysville--Locnl:
Tv:2O a. M,--From Baltimore and west!
pa Point
1o45 4. NJ. 5:l5 T. M-Local from West
Point. AK
G. w. WEsTBuRY. ID, p. a..
go II, Main Street. Richmond. Var
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16

dards Lectures, The lcaS.ihg educators Ct
tho south reallze IT'S immense value, and
are glad Of the opportunity Ia express
their opinion pf the nieriss of the work,
We are also glad TO lote that the people
Sof Richmond are Hpnrccia tive OF this grent
work. and 5uie dong theirI best " Increase
Its sale, 39 IA XII, {83& n 3sf * NJ
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Steamboats,.
nLD DOMINION
- STEAMSHIP CO.
NIGHT Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
Strcet) at Z p. NJ. stopping at Newport
News en- route. Fare. $3.50 one way: 50, so
round trip, Including stateroom berth;
meals. soc each. Street cars to steamers
wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EEFECTIyE APRIL 9TH, 1907
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY;
For Florida and South s:26 A. NJ, 1898
Il, NJ.
For Norfolk: 900 a. NJ, $500 r. NJ, ana
600 +. NJ,
FOR N, s W. RS West. ls;lo and $50
Il, NJ,
Gta:2s Y NJ, $780, $3.50 r In 7;sS and
1880 y, NJ
For do!dsboro and Fayetteville, 1898
II. Nj.
l'rans arrive Riehmond daily; $40.
SsS.23, s.10.f5, and 1870 A. Mi 'l:27.
s2;o5. ESQ., 500 and $50 r., NJ,
sExcept Sunday. ''sunday only
limo OF arrivals and departures and
connect! clls not guarant eed,
5,s 58s i5S O. S. CAMPBE II, ~ IL A. g
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon, &, Charleston,

&IaeOn, 81 ChnrleSt0n, u,
MACON, GA. April 15,-Macon defeated
Charleston in 4 fast game here to-day.
Pitcher Johnston. OF Charleston, mado a
home run In the fifth.
! Score: y, II. y.
Charleston Il" 0 oo1 o o. z
Macon ......, 0 0 O 0 8 0 O Q IS
Batteries. Johnston and Relsinger: Hnr-
ley and Robinson. Umpire, Mace. Time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16

Christian College Defeated in a
Close Game.
I.YNCHBuRG. VA. April 15,--Milli-
gan College {TcnnD defeated the Virs
glnin Christian College here to-day by
Timely hitting, by to !,
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Chesapeake & OhioRailway

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS, 81, LOUISE
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE, NASH
WILLIE MEMPHIS.
e:15 p. NJ, daily and 1880 p NJ daily. exrt;
cept Saturday: HAS ?, AZ. satur-4
days III lI49I 49i
WEsTBouND LOCAL TRAINS
1855 A. NJ ana 5.l5 p NJ week days, wv
NEWPORT MEMS. NORFOLK AND OLD
FONT, S
$500 A. NJ. and 100 p. N daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
1855 A. N, and s p NJ, daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES, 53i
1920 a, NJ, daily: b:l5 r. NJ weak days,
Arrive Main Line from West: 1880 A.
NJ. t'S;3O3A. NJ, 'sia6 z, NJ. ''7:45 r. N,
From East -10:o5 a. Nj. sn:i5 4. NJ.
1900 7, NJ, $500 r. NJ James Rlyet:
s.S4O a, NJ. '6.65 r, N.
'Daily, ''Except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16

All the railroads operating in
Mississippi as trunk lines with tho
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

s W. Tinker spent Tuesday in
Saginaw.
Mrs C. E Horn left Monday for
Petoskey.
j. Mortlani was in Breckenridge on
Monday.
Miss Edna Swigsrt left Friday to
visit friends in Detroit
Roy Frusch left for Saginaw Mon
day morning
Dr. r. H. Sanborn. of Maple Rapids,
was in Alma Saturday,
John Luchini was in brand Rapids
on business Monday
Miss Belle Garfield OF Forest Hill,
was in Alma Monday
Mr. and Mrs Charles Murphy spent
Sunday in Mt. Pleasant.
Helmer Rabild. State Dairy In
spector, left Monday for Lansing
G.. II. Carl has sold the entire Hall
& Sharrar Riverside addition
Milton A. Holmes spent Sunday
with his family in Alma
VIM. Smith of WELLINGTON. Ohio. is
visiting at the home of g. H. Carl
T.. j. Adams started FRAY for a
months visit in jackson.
G.. NJ Taylor was in Detroit and
Cleveland the first of the week
L. C. Stinchcomb spent Saturday
and Sunday in Grand Rapids
Mrs. J. u. Adams visitede last week
with friends In Ann Arbor
Commissioner G. f. Pike was in
Alma Tuesday morning
W. s Bangs on West Mechanic St
sold his house and lot to Ray Fuller
Geo Willard was called to Mid
dleton Tuesday morning on business.
Deputy Sheriff f. Sprague was called
to Ithaca Tuesday morning on bust
ness.
George Creaser of Sunheld. spent
Sunday with his brother p. W.
Creaser
The Little Giant Hay Press Co
shipped crarload of their hay presses
on Saturday
A, w. Brock left Monday morning Tor
St Johns and Lansing for the Brock
Heater Co
Miss Anna Rorak, of Arcadia is
visiting in Pewamo and will spend
Thanksgiving there.
Miss Agnes Lybolt left Tuesday for
Ann Arbor to spend Thanksgiving with
friends there
Mrs. Archie Esgon and daughter
Floy, are now settled in their new
home on West End ST.
The Womans Club will meet with
Mrs j. H. Lancashire. GS3 State SITS.
Monday, Dec. 2nd
Ernest Howe, of Battle Creek spent
Saturday and Sunday with his father
w III ilOWt VI thi0 wy
Mrs Elizabeth Greene and Miss
Lillian jackson of the college. are
spending the week in Saginaw.
Mrs Herbert Robinson of Lansing.
was in Alma to attend the funeral of
Chas. Hildreth in 'Elwell Mrs Robin
formerly lived in Ithaca.
Conductor ID. Names on the MOI day
morning train for Grand Rapids be-
came suddenly unconscious at. Edmore
and died in short time. Heart
trouble was the cause. Train Master
b Gavtt happened to be on the train
and took charge the rest Of the trip to
Grand Rapids.
Dinner will be served at the Spring
Hotel tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day
from II toI:30 O'Clock, instead of the
usual hour
What came close 10 being bad fire
was averted just IN time at the home of
Miss Eda Hudson on Park street last
Friday night The family was awak-
ened in the uight by the smell of smoke.
Gu investigation clothes line that was
hanging over the stove had become I'M
fastened and lay ON the stove on fire.
The fire was soon extinguished but not
ustil an alarm which got out the FIRE
department, was turned ia.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

Charles Sullivan will sell at auction
FRIDAY, December 9Th, six horses.
eight cows, seventy sheep and lambs,
besides other stock and general line
CT farm implements. j. ID. Holman is
the suctioneer. Sale called at 10 IN.
Read the advertisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
AUCTION SALES.

Saturday, November Both, at the office
OF p. W Creaser in the Pollasky block
in this city, there will be offered at
public sale forty acres of land includ-
ing buildings, orchard etc. A full de-
icription of this property will be found
n the advertisement on another page
of this issue This is your chance to
get farm at your.own price Remem
Der the date
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-21
Special Correspondent to The Press

Speoial Correspondent to The Press.
HALFWAY, N. j., March 21.--
Henry Kip Woodruff, the man who
had the first case of grip diagnosed
as such in America and who was a
novelty to the physicians far and
near in 1882, has had it again. He
is convalescing now.
They declared that | would be a
raving maniac when first had the
grip" said Mr.. Woodruff. Il was
a sergeant of police in New York
city at that time and nobody in
America ever had such thing a..
the grip. When was taken i'll the
disease was making great havoc in
Russia and hte newspapers We're
full of 1t. Some of them called it
grippe and some la grippe. My
symptoms were found to be like
those of the Russians, who were
going crazy by thousands.
"The doctor who first came to
see me could not tell what was the
matter. Neither could the second,
and nobody could for a time. Then
the reports from Russia seemed to
be SO like my case that they said |
had the grip and would inevitably
so mad. Not much!
"They told me would begin to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-21
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

The Fairbanks-Morse Co has
signed Clyde Morrow to play in the
field. I
The girls basketball teams of the
Spokane high and Cheney normal
schools will meet tomorrow after.
noon at the high school
The Fast Five basketball team
meets the Occur dAlene team to.
night at the lake city.
The Tacoma baseball riddle is
still unsettled No sport in that
town has come forward with an ~.
fer to gamble by backing a club.
Dugdale, the fat Seattle manager. Is
said to have backing to put a man
ager in Tacoma. The other conun-
drum now is "who will be mana
ger"