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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-07
Yesterdays Results

At Cambrldge-Harvard, IS; Cor
nell. o.
AT Princeton-Princeton, 6: Dart
mouth. 6.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8;
Lafayette, s.
At Aunapolis-Navy, o; Washing
ton G Jefferson. o.
At New Haven-Yale, %; Brown,
At Pittsburg-Carnegie Tech, IL;
Franklin and Marshall, 5.
At Washington-George Washing
ton. ); Carlisle Indians, 9.
At Observation-Disclosures, O;
Pennsylvania State, 80.
At Observation-Disclosures, O;
villa Nova. 10.
At Lincoln-Kansas s: Nebraska, 0
At Chicago-Chicago, "a; North
western, 0.
AT Ann Arbor-Notre Dame, IL;
Michigan, 3.
At Morgantown. W. va.-west vir.
ginia, o: Pittsburg, o.
At Baltimore-Johns Hokpins. 6.
DichuisOh, IL.
At New Orlesns-Tuiane, 6: Uni.
versity Of Cincinnati. o.
At Lexington, VA & ~, OF
North Carolina. 3: Washington and
Lee. o.
AT CharlottesvilIe-University OF
Virginia. 80: V. NJ. l.. o.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., %; Ten
,nessee, 0.
Al Atianta-Auburn. s: Tech, o.
Al Hampden-S Sydney - Hampden-
sydney. %: William & Mary. 3.
Al Richmond-V P. I. Is: North
Carolina. o.
AT Oxfard. y. C.-Horner Military
Academy. score 5: WarTenton High
School, O.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-07
College Football Games
A. & M. WINS FROM WI.
ON GOAL FROM FIELD

LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. 6.-Wasn-
ington and Lee University was de-
feated today by the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College OF North Carolina.
3 TO 0. The varsity team was some
what crippled and the visitors scored
only after the third attempt at drop
kick. The ball was in Washington
and Lees territory most OF the first
half, but in the second was kept IN
Tar Heel Territory good portion OF
the time
The game was full OF snap and hard
football. Several costly fumbles We're
charged to each side and punting was
frequently used by both teams.
Goal from field was kicked by
Hartsell.
Referee. Moore. of Davidson. UNI
pire. Captain Doyle. of Virginia Mill
tary Institute. Halves. 25 minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-07

the Tarheel varsity will defeat the
Lexington eleven when they come to-
gether in their annual match on the
Casino gridiron next Saturday AZ
ternoon.
Impartial football followers of this
city are. however. of the opinion that
the two teams are pretty evenly
matched and are expecting good
game.
As there is no game in Norfolk
next Saturday and the local people
IN charge OF the contest are adver-
Using the game very extensively in
Norfolk ii is expected that quite a
delegation from the city across the
Roads viii attend the game in this
city. All arrangements for the game
have been completed by the loca,
committee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-07
TRUSTEE SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

Ot VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS.
By virtue of deed of trust, exc
cuted by Frank Whitley to the under
signed trustee, bearing date on the
18th day of April 1907, and recorded
in the clerks Office of the Corpora
ton Court. Newport News, Va, in
deed book Number 80. page 1870. and
at the request of the holder OF the
notes therein secured, the unuersign
ed trustee will sell at public auction,
in front of the courthouse, corner of
25th street and Huntington Ave, New
port News, Va, on November 10th,
1909, at IL o'clock m, the following
described property, to-wit: All that
certain lot, piece, or parcel of land
situate in the City of Newport News,
Va. known and designated as lot
Number 81, in Block 40, on a certain
map entitled MAP OF the City of New
port News" which said map is duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Corporation Court of Newport News,
Va. in plat book 1. page 3, to which
reference is here made. together with
the tenements. hereditaments, and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging, for
cash for so much as will settle the
balance of the unpaid notes, secured
in the deed herein mentioned, togeth-
er with the past due insurance, and
expenses of executing this trust: the
remainder on such terms as Frank
Whitley, or his assigns may direct.
C. R. HOSkINS.
Trustee.
R. W. REYNOLDS,
I'd Auctinnaar
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
rhesapeake ard Ohio Railway

Attention Is called TO important
changes. in c & o schedule. effective
November It'll.
Fast trains will leave. Newport
News for Richmond and the West at
l6:o5 q. m. and SOS p. IN. train leav-
ing Newport News s:45 D. m for
Richmond being discontinued Train
leaving Newport News at SOS p. m
will arrive Richmond 6:35 D. m with
direct connections for the west, car
rying through sIeepers. Old Point AND
Nevpor: News TO Chicago.
Local trains viii leave Newport
News for Richmond at SEQ a. m. and
500 D. m, train arriving Newport
News at s:45 D. m being discon-
tinued and aiso $50 p. m. steamer
trip Of the VIRGINIA" to Norfolk
:. 6
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v. p. I. BEATS CAROLINA
IN FiERcElY FOUGHT GAME
fBy Associated Press.l

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 1.-THE
University of North Carolina eleven
was defeated by the Virginia Poly
,echnic Institute team in a fiercely
fought game here today. the score be-
ing Is to o. The Tar Heels showed
surprising strength.
One touchdown in the first hall
and a touchdown and field goal in
the second, was the best that the Vir-
ginians could do against them.
The star players were Hodgson for
the Techs. and Belden for the Caro-
linians.
Referee, Pat Barry. of Georgetown
Umpire. Donnelly, OF Trinity. Attend
ance. 1000.
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Islands that Disappear and Resppesr.

Looking at a map Of North America,
and turning ones eye upon Berins
Sea. one viii observe. stretching out
from the Alaskan peninsula. a chain
Of Islands. large and small. marked as
the Aleutian group. There are three
OF these islands with which nature
seems to be playing a game OF mar
oies-or. better stiIi. OF thimble-rig
They are Castle Rock. a roughly pro-
teciing formation with two jagged
peaks. that probably appeared as early
as is1s; Perry Island. which has made
periodic appearances and disappear.
ances for the past ten years; and the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Fire Islands
which first rose above the surface IN
ISIS. All. needless to say. are vol
canic
Another island-McCuIIoch. "a
named because Il was first -dIscov.
cred BY the officers and crew OF the
United States revenue cutter M6cuI.
loch-has also engaged IN some fan.
tastic Transformation scenes and 10.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals VII be received a;
the ofice OF the Treasurer. Southern
Branch. y. n. ID. v. g. National Sol
diers' Home. Va. until l:3o O'Clock D.
m. Nov. u. 1909. ana then opened. for
furnishing and delivery Of supplies IN
der curreat expenses. subsistence. hos
pitai. repairs. farm and clothing. Tor
six months. ending June %. 1910. and
until 1870 O'Clock D. m November
Is. 1893. for furnishing and de-
livery OF supplies under sub
Eistence household. repairs and
farm. for the quarter ending
March 81. 1910. In accordance with IN
structions snG specifications. copies
n which with blank proposals and
other Information. may be had upon
application 70 JOHN T. HUME. Treas
urer.
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PLAY TO STANOSTILL
ON ANNAPOLIS FIELD
(by Assuclatec rressl .

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. 6.-Navy
and Washington G. jefferson this af'
ternoon. played each other 10 a score
less stsndstill. when during fifty min
utes of actual play neither side could
cross the others goal line.
Navy was the heavier and was fur
Their aided by Dalton's wonderful
punting washington 4 Jefferson was
exceptionally strong on defense when
driven back OF their own 25 yard line,
but could not withstand Nays more
aggressive attack when out in the
open
Both teams were forced to do a
great deal OF punting to keep their
lines safe. Navy twice got within
striking distance and Dalton tried
each time to kick a field goal.
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miles around the ocean soundfnss are
unite unreliable Where the cutters
take q sounding of a mile in depth one
day. the next may show the bottom 10
! be only half a mile below the surface.
The center of the greatest activity
seems to be in the little archipelago
marked on the map as the Bogosiof
group. This group is a little more
man thirty miles from the Aeutiah
chain and sixty miles west OF I'm
alaska. or Dutch Harbor, as it is more
commonly known.
'NIcCulloch Peak, probably the latest
and largest OF the smoking Islands,
popped up within a day or two OF the
4th of July, 1908. About that time
The u. S. cruiser McCulloch first
noticed the new made land and an
nexed it to the domains of the United
States. The peak was then smoking
and steaming like volcano.
The officers of the McCulloch in
the course of their Investigations,
landed in a small boat and clambered
over the island. as far as was possible.
The heat and steam. however. were so
terrific that they could not get much
farther inland than the shore-line.
The landing, of course, was dis
tinctly hazardous. for none of the eX-
plorers knew at what minute this
mysterious island might take notion
to drop back into the depths whence
II came, leaving them struggling In
the steaming swirling eddies. Or an
other new peak might be thrown up
any minute just where their boat lay
hoye-to.
McCulloch Peak rose to a height OF
three hundred and ninety feet above
the sea, with a base extending from
seventeen hundred to three thousand
feet in length at the water-line. II
was apparently composed entirely of
great boulders and some fresh made
earth.
Stranger even than the appearance
of the island itself. perhaps. were the
appalling changes in the bottom Of
the adjacent sea. A great submarine
mountain vas thrown mp in one place,
almost reaching to the surface of the
ocean in spite of the fact that all
around the sea is from one to two
miles in depth. This Titanic upheavai
snapped the Alaska cable like a tiny
thread and threw the ends miles apart.
The crew of the whaler Herman,
of San Francisco, were treated TO an
ether remarkable manifestation dur
ing September of last year. McCulloch
Peak, only sixty days above the water.
actually dropped back to the bottom
OF the ocean. while the men stood on
the decks of their ship watching In
speeches. wonder. A short time
afterwards soundings showed that
there were two thousand feet Of water
above the top of the peak,-From
The Disappearing Islands" in the
November Wide World Magazine.
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ENTHUSIASTS COMPARE
RECORDS OF TEAMS
Unbiased Football Critics Think
TarheeIs and Wal. are
Very Evenly Matched.

Supporters Of the University OF
North Carolina football team are
claiming that the result of the show
ing of that team against the
strong Virginia Polytechnic IN
stitute team at Richmond yes
terday, while the Washington q
Lee eleven was being defeated by the
North Carolina Agricultural ana
Mechanical team at Lexington by the
score OF 3 10 o. is an indication That
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WANTED-DO THE SPOTS CONE
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ways will until The Hub does your
cleaning and pressing. It's worth
the difference in price, try THE
HUB next time. Cleaners and dyers
for ladies', children and gentlemen.
Both phones. y.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OLD DOMINION LAND CO.

New York. October 18th. 1909.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Old Dominion Land
Company, for the election Of Presi-
dent and a board Of directors, con-
sisting Of said president and FIVE
other directors, and for the
transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the ofhce OF
the Company. Hotel Warwick, New
port News. Virginia. on Tuesday.
November 18th, 1909. at IL o'clock
noon. fCHAS BABBIDGE,
I'd. Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

tn annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Daily Press Company
zin he held ar the once Of TIE com
pany. 211 Twenty-nffh street. on Mon
day, November END. 1909. for the tran
saction 81 sucn business 80 may prop
erly come before said meeting
L. z. PUGH, Secy.
Oct II. 1903.
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NTED-RELIABLE MAN FOR
Newport News and Hampton FOR
fraternal order issuing the best
health, accident, death and endow-
ment policy written; salary and
commission to right man. Address
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TruthfuIness

The traditional virtue OF the father
% our country.
IN no other class Of merchant Is
truthfulness more TO be desireS .sea
N your IewcleT.
In what ever we sell. be II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
LOST.

THURSDAY AT
ternoon, between First Baptist
church and West avenue, or on
West avenue, between Twenty
ninth and Twenty-tifth streets, or
between Twenty-fifth and depot.
Return to POS Twenty-third street.
and receive reward. IL.
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LOST-ON WEST AVENUE, THIR-
ty-fourth or Thirty-fifth streets. one
register receipt book containing one
letter. Finder return same to Post
ONCE and receive suitable reward
II 6 SCULI. Z.
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WANTED.

WANTED - BORROWERS FOR
per cent. straight money on real
estate from 500 up. Charges very
reasonable. SOM NJ Z X vi l. l. L
TRUST CO., Inc. III.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS!
We can cohect them Guarantee to
collect or no charge. MERCHANTS
PROT ECTIVE ASSOCIATION
room 2, Coleman Bldg
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BOY IL YEARS, DESIRES POSI-
ton on Saturdays and afternoons
IL needed, in first-class clothing or
dry goods store. Salary no object
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Press Z.
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Jeweiry, Watches or Diamonds

u u The rigid policy Of this store.
thai the Quality Of every article. be
;rufhfuiiy represented
That Is Why piece Of Jsweiry
from tbs store Is always appreciated
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HELP WANTED-MAtE.

TWO TRAVELLING statesmen
$3.50 per month and expenses, year
ly contract shipments freight paid.
LOS ANGELES CIDER CO, Allan
ia, Ga. 4.
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WANTED-TO EUY. SELL OR Elk
change. furniture and stores, G. W.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington Ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHIP
painters. Apply by letter OF in per-
son to the NEWPORT NEWS
SHIPBUlLDING AND DRY DOCK
CO. II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DON'T BE DISAPPOlNTED-HAvE
your sitting for photographs made
at once TO avoid disappointment for
the holidays. Better service can be
given you now than later on. when
everyone will want their work at
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to order a. once. c. W. VAN
WAGNER, Photographer, 1902
washington Ave. n. B.-All work
guaranteed. T.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANT
p ACKNOWLEDGEMENT salary $500. Ex-
aminations In Newport News soon.
Preparation free. FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE, Dept 406G. Rochester.
N. Y. ILL.,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

anAnEAv "Wednesday Nnu IN
HVQDE0u Night ONLY NUvs ~
The American Amusement Co.
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WANTED-BY A BOY OF 16,
work after school and on Satur-
days. Address, 20. B." Daily Press.
z.
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UNDERTAKES RS.
w. e. ROUSE

Office and Showroom 234-236 25th St.
Phone ST. Res. ITO.
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TRANSFER coMpaNIEs

Old DOMINION BAGoAGB TRANS
fer. oftces G q o. Sssfioz- 'fnou~T'
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FOR SAI1E-NO. T13 TWENTY
eighth street. No. 2712 circuit ave
nue., No. 1921 Hampton avenue. No.
$40 Twenty third street. No. 5i4-2o
Twenty street and 22oe
Nadisoa avenue. The prices VIII
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See rs quickly. SOMMERViI.LE
TRUST co. Inc. 10
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-FARM NEAR CITY
1875 acres: dwelling and fire wood
Only $3.50 per month Possession
at once. - SOAfMERVILLE TRUST
CO., Inc H.
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FOR RENT-NICELy FURNISHED
room, close to shipyard. Apply 2z5
Forty-fifth street.
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FOR RENT-CHEAPEST OFFICES
in city. corner Washington Ave.
and Thsrtieth St, second moor. $500
per month. AppiJ to WIN c.
STUART, First National Bank
Building. s-1-h
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10.
Evening journal., 1909-03-30
POCOMOKE RIVER OPENING
WILL RECLAIM MUCH LAND

Improvements are contemplated by
the War Department to the Pocomoke
river clear up into Sussex county that
will bring a wonderful development
in the southern county of Delaware.
Major William +. Craighill of the
United States Corps of Engineers has
written to several Sussex county resi-
dents, among them William A. Gum,
Of Frankford. telling of the prospec-
tive improvements TO the Pocomoke
river from Snow Hill, Nd, upward
and asking their views as TO the bene-
fits that might accrue.
Mr.. Gum has been an advocate OF
this Improvement for many years. It
has been a hobby with him. He be-
lieves il would result in untold good
to Sussex county, and he viii reply to
Major Craighill setting forth the bene-
hts he thinks will come with the
rivers deepening and being opened for
navigation up into Delaware.
Should the, ,Pocomoke be, dredsed out
and made navigable it would open that
Stream for navigation to Gumboro and
Millsboro, in Sussex county, giving
those ports direct communication with
the Chesapeake Bay and with points
along that stream. as we'll as with
northern markets by way Of the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal.
Aside from giving water communica-
Evening journal., 1909-03-30
WARDEN MESERVE
WRITES OF MEXICO

State Senator Darlington Finn has re-
ceived an interesting letter from A. S.
Meserve. former warden of the New Cas-
tie county workhouse, who is now in
Mexico city. Mexico. building an addition
TO the Federal penitentiary. Mr.. Meserve
is In charge of workmen who are adding
272 cells to the penitentiary. About iO,OOC
barrels of cement and sixty cars of steel
are being used in the operation, along
with 250 workmen.
The best masons get but s. day and
most Of the worxmcn get but seventy
cents day for ten hours in Mexico. Mr.
Meserve says the Mexican laborers are as
strong as oxen II they can get a load on
their backs. but they are like children
when it comes to lifting weights with their
hands. They carry everything either on
their heads or their hips. and no mechani-
cal hoists are used in the building opera
tion.
Mr. Meserve will be busy with the Mex
leo contract until September. He says he
has been following the proceedings of the
Delaware Legislature closely and is glad
nothing has been done to interfere with
the efficiency of that institution.
-
We make electric signs; Bucher's.'
Evening journal., 1909-03-30
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Evening journal., 1909-03-30
WANTS ROAD
GATES OPENED
InquisitOrs to Decide PhiIa-
deIEhla Turnpike Question
on April 7

A report to be made by inqusitors
on April z 10 Magistrate Pyle will de-
termine whether the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Turnpike Company shall
be permitted to collect toll while re-
pairs are being made on the pike.
The inouistors we're appointed Sow
eral weeks ago on the petition of Rob-
ert l.. Baldwin. Mr.. Baldwin. it was
learned to-day, is acting for the
Holly Oak Improvement Association.
The Investigation OF the pike is the
outcome of the grading of the pike at
Bellevue by the Delaware Breakwater
Company. The breakwater company
prepared last July to construct an
overhead bridge across the railroad
tracks to lead to the Bellevue quarries.
This necessitated the raising of the
grade Of the pike about sixteen feet.
and permission was granted by the
turnpike company for the breakwater
company to do the grading
Some time ago numerous complaints
were made by the Holly Oak Improve
ment Association of the impossible
condition of the road, and what was
termed the unreasonably long time
taken by the breakwater company to
emily. being paid to these complaints,
the association decided to take legal
action, and Mr.. Baldwin volunteered
to act as complainant. IL was on his
petition, accordingly, that the inquisi-
tors were appointed They are Will
liam Bird, Clifford Peck and John
Paschall. on March II. the inquisitors
viewed the pike, and adjourned to
meet on April z. Mr.. Baldwin petit
tions that the pike toll gates be thrown
open until the repairs to the road shall
have been completed. He declares
that the turnpike company has disre-
garded that part of its charter which
specifies that the company shall main
tain a road 60 feet wide. with at least
20 feet we'll picked at all times. In
violation of this, it is provided, the
gates shall be open until such regula-
tion has been observed. Mr.. Baldwin
asks that the gates be opened until
such time as the company shall have
at least 20 feet of the pike in good
order.
Mr. Baldwin is represented by Howell
S. England. attorney for the Holly Oak
Improvement Association. John Biggs
represents the turnpike company, and
David J. Reinhardt, the breakwater
company