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Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09

with the ample financial resources of the company there Is no doubt that the Imperial Valley Stock Market will spring at once into prominence.
 El Centro is indeed fortunate in se- curing this new enterprise. It means not only that once each month large crowds of people will be drawn here from all parts of the valley, as well as form outside sources, but that be- tween these dates of the auction sales there will be a constant incoming of men both buyers and sellers, inter ested in stock affairs.
 The enterprise gives promise of be- coming one of the most important factors of the Imperial County Seat.
 c. F. Randolph, who is at the head of this enterprise, is one of the best known men in Imperial Valley. He owns a large ranch in the Meloland district and has had wide experience in buying and selling stock, and dur ing the past two years has brought to this valley large numbers of horses and mules which were sold to set tiers. For several years he was in the grading and contracting business in Los Angeles.
 He has arranged for yard connec- tions at No. 445 Aliso street, Los An geles, and also at Fresno and Merced California, so that the facilities for distributing stock are unexcelled. The Press this week presents a portrait of MT. Randolph which will be noted with pleasure by his large circle of acquaintances and of interest to the many new settlers who have not yet met MT Randolph Apr. 9-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09

separate lots and their feeding can be closely watched. Runs for the dis play of stock offered for sale are also provided.
 It is the purpose of the Imperial Valley Live Stock Market to hold pub lie auctions on the second Saturday of each month. The initial sale will take place next Saturday, April 16 opening at 10 o'clock, at which time forty mules, fifty horses, seventy cows and some other offerings will be sold by Auctioneer Will stanton
 Beside these monthly auctions three big sales will be held each year and will be widely advertised. On October 15 will occur the Breeders Sale" at which time the offerings will be all young valley-bred stock; a sim liar sale will be held in February and in April will occur the Cotton Mule Sale" which will be an event of large proportions.
 Aside from the regular monthly auc- tions. Mir Randolph will at all times have horses and mules at the yards for sale, and it is expected that the enterprise will be built up to such proportions that it will become the recognized stock center for buyers Orders are to be taken for mules and horses in carload lots.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09
MONEY IN ASPARAGUS

The present seasons carload ship ments of asparagus from Imperial Val ley will be five cars, while the small express shipments will represent probably three carloads more, The car lots have all been shipped from Imperial, most of the asparagus acre age being in that vicinity. It is es- timated that the asparagus crop this spring will bring the growers in the leighborhood of $11,00J.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09

Stock Market IS a space lying between Olive and Brighton streets, Fourth street and the Southern Pacific rail- road, giving large portion of city block for this purpose.
 Contractor Travers is busy with force of men erecting sales yards. and the general plans include two story barn. 50xtO0 feet, with box stalls and show pens on the ground floor, while feed cutting machinery will be installed on the second floor and tracks will run out of the second story over the top of auto- matic self-feeding chutes, where the feed will go directly to the stock pens and feed troughs.
 The plans also include covered auction ring and an office. and there are to be series of stock pens, so that incoming stock may be kept in
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09
Monthly Auctions and Big Special Sales of Horses
 and Mules Planned
Generalization of Business With Co., Operation of Farmers and Breeders The Purpose of c. p. Randolph, Or eanizer and Manager of imperial Valley Live Stock Market.

A short time ago The Press an nounced that c. P. Randolph had de- cided upon the establishment of a valley live stock market at Fl Gen. tro on scale which would make of it one of the important commercial features of the county This enter prise is now an accomplished fact. The site of the Imperial Valley Live
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-09

It is the purpose of the Imperial Valley Stock Market to handle only first-class stock, which will bear out the representations made when the sale is effected All sales are to be sustained by guarantee of money re- funded if the stock is not as repre- scented. Under this method the buy CT is safe at all times.
 MT. Randolph seeks the cooperation of the Imperial Valley farmers, who may list their live stock at the mar ket in advance of the regular month ly sales, and thus receive the benefit of extensive advertising. Thus the farmers and stock growers may know at all times where to place their stock for sale at the best advantage. Ev- cry effort is to be made to centralize the stock buying and selling business of Imperial Valley at this market, and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

MIcH1GAN PAINS

AA-h4AEaA4a EsAAAAao
No. In aGreE. cleared, small house ana
baru, some fruit. near town. uns 1-lit
ana a. "a
No. - acIaA cieAre4. good house ana
barn. plenty Of fruit. Level. gcod soii. a. -
No. -Ag acreEs rt1h loan stal. Level.
miles. AIAltsGun. city 8.al0s ~ per acrA
q par acre down. balance eAEy terms
TIN EVAN8-HOLT CO. 1rsn0nt. Mien.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

. AaREs EHs.TTr. !. vEslErAsLs AND

= NITIIII WHLIL- VI IAIIIaH AIIU
CHICKEN LAND.
IN cHnfur a. Michigan n@ar nouaty seat ana
rnalrnMd tuSEu and fiuo iaEas - Auuis trees
l1o nanGh uroaE. 10 small nEits RAISES -
haanfalS a. potatoes - an acres Hona salt
GlaAr utio. only kll0f - duEA Ne pHg
nanurh- without inteFHat. OF - OFT fuF rABhs
1TNusH. a. "a rs DuArnoEa 81 chaaM-A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

FOR SALE Or TRADE

NL1 -l-AL-L NTL3 A-1---LELl
Am leaving Colorado and VIII
trade first class eastern Colo
RADIO unimproved lands for I'M
incumbered property IN eastern
Nebraska or western Iowa.
Might take a going mercantile
business. Can suit my acreage to
your wants. Give particulars In
first letter.
DR.. d. B. McMahan,
SOC First National Bank Bldg,
Tel. Tyler 100.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
$500 Down

S4O0 Down
34E 50. 18th 81. brand new 5-room ont
tage. al modern except heat. newly pa
pered. oak anu maple noorz. yard sodded.
oeEnenr walks. everything complete. only
s.. 80; 500 down. balance monthly. See
this place u you wauI a nice cottage home
PAYNE. BOSTWlCA * SLATER
Sole Agent. 68h nocr n. 7. Life Bldg.
New Modern 5-ROon Cottage
I'll Hamilton ST.
lust being finished. oak polished floors.
part birch finish. nicely pEperEd. full ce-
mGnt basement. open plumbing, gas anu
electric lights. street paved A.Qlu CASH.
balance easy &-60
THOS. W. HAZEN,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
REAL ESTATE


Cauadn-
FOR QUICK SALE
One ruti section in famous Milestone
country In SaMk-. Canada Whera orup Eati-
urea are unknown Within Ons mile %
school house. WI divide No trade con.
aadarsd. address
LANES w. MARTIN. 0wner. JaiisG. III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

IDU Can STAY ar aoAG2
Ana nAka Big Money
IN Florida
One dollar q month vii mako you uzr=
uwner IN one " tbs greatest fruit truuAl-
pacAa. drcnard. resort hDtei anu genera
htea-clhkB deve50pmHnt pruupSiLlonh ever
inaaEllrated IN this state az phEn1msnai.
-5pporrunitias- send Tor 1roof Of lhik sxaza-
nenr ard full particulars
J. A Hoalonun President. Jacksonville. Fla
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

for chickens and gardening, located at AIS
Patrick ave. T-roum house with city water
a-zd electric light, small barn. chicken
house. all kinds OF fruit, three south front
lnfE. beautiful shade. all fenced. price.
49,; Easy terms House vacant. Imme-
diaxa possession
PAYNE. Bo6rwICK 4 SLATER,
SOle Agents. 6t1 floor n. z. Life RldE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

% acres Improved So 3sr acre
20 acres iEnprnveaa. 81 per acre
LOO acres improved. 81 per ARA
IBO acres improved. IS per acre
I4I acres improved ~ per acre.
The above farms are ali Within driving
distance of EstEsrvtIls and we with be glad
70 give description and particulars IN rs-
gard 70 any certain tract Persons Pitcher
Land Co. Es1hsrv1lIe- La
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
OFFERED For RENT

OFFERED For RENT
Furnished Rsans-Ssutisu-a
TWO front rourns tor nst. hOuseksep-
uE AL Dodge 81
MODERN roomA a1O barney 81 Req
THREE nicely hlrniIhed rooms. modern
g3lls California ST. no children Tea.
TWO h0usekesping ronnz. ms Call
ROOMS. Els Harnsy 81 rsl. Red sss1
PARLOR floor. or = larga cool. hand.
sorrely furnished rnumE. plauus shade.
waking distance; modern ga $. 18th
rwo aewly pApsred ana cleaned house
keepanE rooms, reasonable modern 81
rwo light hunssSeeDinE roUnA. N \.
THREE bousekeepIuE rooms. cumpistely
Furnished. also single room. 6lA s. 16th ST,
third floor
%-RooM mOdsra apartment. Tel wsh. ga
i FURNISHED rooms for light house
Keeping as $. rth Ava
Two rooms. 20 par week. - Lea
Z
( TWO south rooms ror HEht a0usekesD-
-
TWO very Desirable rooms for light
housekeeping modern; reasonable. walking
- ---- - =
LARGE stylish modern rooms; not
water heat at H2 IN So Sth Ave- D. aa6s
-e-.--.
suITz or light hDussAssping rooms;
ns.--L 22----.o. noSsr-.. ~ Doese.
TWO light h0usekesping noamz; modern.
/ = >. -la-
2oR nicely nsruisbei front rooms; main
E0Sr; complete Tor housekeeping 0iS DAT
= .-poI-
two or three fur71is9sd rooms Tor Light
5oT-y ~ a., =. -uzs
- - :
4 re- SI - roOil1A' 1or 'lS per naOl'- AZ "
z.tn ave
UnfurniHhed kooEAa-
n TWO or thres furnished or uuf,rruis,ed.
"a. Dewey Ave: Harney T7S
UNFURNTsHED room. private family. DO
other roomers; close in barney Is77.
--7ERJ75- ,,T1-,7-75-,7a-7 -1o1o1- m q 77T5
!. A.
} -
80 In -, :, y, ~ n Is,s, SS@
d
/ THREE Iruf1ru1shea roor1s new fiaf.
also hulisekeep1uE Rooms. IBIS Davenport
; 81
FouR rouruH. uururniuh~d. 1szn ana Win,
ton; rsnts o. Phone .. 6571 G. 2. Hard
ing H01 A Is1h aE
> FOUR GROUND fqour houveReeuinx rooms.
mDdsr7; no children I'D Davenport 81
THREE southeast rooms, an HArnsv car
una: ru&srancs& MzD CAm ST
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: EAAA - sonm1 tor Hsnf noass<ssSanE- -
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. - = tn11e1ll s&es1i hea~ -
= p - =. p-o-1o $3.50
. bouEeseen,uT. 1rsvaIs family: T1gfere1cFs
ARarfm=nes and Elatn.
: wrzz-A,v7 > --5 sor, ,,.r.u.nt.
str~sIoS1 -rsr-Sc. VVsBsfeT ga
pFET7AEI.F 1-coom- a. Louis fIaT- new
|; except heat; "a La n zeth ST. Cunras
Young, ILLS Dodge Street.
3 SERVANTS problem solved. rooms con
= denspu into 5. steam heat, e8eefric Light ani
IRunds-r; hot and cold water; wall ped safe
snr1sr ssas ana IS-Slss rel roulIas ~
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q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

We have some az the hest land IN thu
state below the 1Eost line Al attr4ctivs
ur1CesL send for particulars. EESero Land
Company. First NarDnal Bank BldE.
Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12


WANT a farm in johnson county Mo.g
Good thrIn near gussd town. school. church.
ON tEinpnons and rurai mail route. WaEi
Watsreas sEnOOtn level and bulialnss ana
fences new good growing crops Of clover,
corn, blue grass. timothy and Data Lowest
E7ts az TAX. eATTy big loAn. y a 5targls.
Lection. 10
~ MISSOURI
as acruss N miles sonthsaz2 OF Kansas
City. u 4Grsa IN ulliuy11ton- AoE hongas
goad bsFns ant buildings and Ina Aatsr And
FrasBs large 0run&rd ~ diffarant paE3aztss
of mutt miles - kooG LrAalng point Close
70 8ohoai ana GaGzreAs REsus k.5at- 1Ala is
GEORGE KuMPF.
1s-S shsidlsg Alass AanHAS city. Ma
READ THIS. HOAEEBEExCERs- rhs
chsapss1 farms In the United states today
are Ia tbs CEarAB OF Missouri. lovely al
IEZure. close IN good markcfH. ST. Louis ana
AanHas Sity; Tor naaLtn seA.ln. si0YeE.
tiftn streams; nns nsiling ana hunting Lf
y0n want 70 Sc the cheapest and 1eEf
farms pau ever saw priced n youf ffs fur
ths mDnayt write Tor 0nE Ast and %
shawn. A 2. ASbsEts a son- Ale.l.aa. IA
FCR-sAL.E-soura MlEaouFa fnr1ns near
81 LauiB mArkstB. any Nlnes soEae good
hargAtnn- Wrfts. stating your wants. Frsa
Lat NOHYEA-L . AAss. stsosSilae. 40
I FTnTH CAaa CO.. MISSOURI BAHA1
- acres. dns nala " railroad Town. .
miles HAnhEa City. AL IN cultivation ana
/ 5ouSs. barn ana Suthuildin1Bs vel nencsd
1 1nd WafMroa " you want . bargain IL q
Veu inuZtea cram and gtock lara, gun
I can't 0sAE IA only - Dsr a0nas Sooa tarms
q W cLARDY INV. Co.
~ CumnEIos. Kansas City. Ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
COLORADO LAND

COLORADO LAND
very nus 10 Acres irTigated and near
Denver. good sail ana direcfly ON r1iiroad
and motor Ina. surrounded BY improves
farms az 5 ana lo-acrs fruit and sarusa
trGcfA Al ploWed and ready Tor WareT.
Have uo9Qo equity. Wnich might eECnAngo
for good iucuIna prapartE on RerrhAndias.
MurrEaEe long time and easy paFmenJE
AddrezI 0wuaT. 3. D.. 0lB Howard SL. ~
call DO4slaan uhA
" AGaEs "a LEGB CT ElaE alz1kPzR
HAAA
. miles 1oEthWest trun DsHVsr an G.
q a n - Hauldars GnulGe farming
ana. : minutes frLan 3uG1lc1r EtaLton or
Ichonl hourly intnrurhAn u DanEar ana
nOTlheru towns; Planty irrisAtin9 Wat1E,
f-uo1m hol1na n1abla4s grAnAEao1s 61o-, ]
WallB 0laMf uI1nara4 Na19G IN ColorA4ol,
1rchnrd grove. lET1o anAds traa4 Arouud
aouna Apply On premihea - c. 4. SaEnDaE
oWnaI. ~ p. 2. baE ~. Dsuvsr.
COLORADO PruD1zy for snls-El-ruum
urtcE and stone residences a. Goidsn. Celia,
u miles Wsa1 % D9nNor; place has baau
laad Tor Dr1Fata boarding house. " Doa
an ana . Nancy malETs ezET tHrrn1 ~ -
ngnf DAEtS. haE "a G0ldeu. C0la-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

so A-FARM. mostly Eoud and. nnsiy I'M
proved. located AbDut Is miles s. W az Dez
Aoiuez-
AIBo I6.goo acres east Panhandle Tax.
4 good corn land.
These lands belong % . bankrupt esfats
and the L. !. district cnurt has ordered
trustees 70 sell all together any part
Of this land
Write for full description
Frank L Hal. L ]. klemm- A p
BFuwu. trustees Cftics with Corn Beif
Land & Loan Co.. Des Aoines. Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12

FOR EAL.F-Iruproved farm Go acreay
30 t1llGhie 90 level fenced and crone-
fencsa. watsned with EpT9uEn and ponaA,
soma hay land 10 pasture. 10 rock. -
cnitsvaxed - WhsAt. Is speitz. 3 bEs2sTs
Is c1ru. crops 4ns; nHlanrS teads t-roun
stona house. E1nns barn. srannry. fonm
for L1B 1u-. hen no11ses 9Th. cattle ansa,
good well mill tank brood HOUSE. tut
ST Of implanent4 horseA set az harne1As
q cattle. broad SOW - cnlokonA orutl-
Ard all k1ndB az f1uit. teieDh0Ras alanIS
Ral. alAy BuhEoil. buildings injured
miles 70 suh01a ana possibilities, price - -.
"a, 80 cash. z-4o years AZ Dar oauts -
milea - Town, N agents. Ar1to owner.
A p C&ELETQM.
Eruva Cuu7IV. Alaurhnz. Hauna1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Toano Defent. Norge.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Toano. Va, April 22.-The baseball
enthusiasts were given a treat yester-
day afternoon, when the roano High
School played the strong Norge aggre-
cation on the High School diamond
In spite of the rather cool wind. q
large crowd. made up largely of Norge
rooters, had gathered to see this game,
as it was the second oe series be-
tween these two teams. Toano won in
ten innings by a score of to 4. Toano
made several costly errors in the sixth
inning, but the game throughout was
intensely interesting. Meanley played
star game behind the bat for Toano,
Score by innings: r.
T. TT. S..'......... 2--5
Norge .............. o o 0003 0001--4
Batteries: z. Martin and AIeanley;
Graves and Powell. Umpire. Mr.. Mar
tin. Attendance. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

Especial to The Times ispatcl.l
Charlottesville, Va. April 22-After
capturing two games from North Car
DINA on successive days a fortnight
ago. Virginia was BANKED by the Old
North State team to-day, TO 0. Vir-
ginia started out with Culbertson in
the box, and before he had gotten
warmed up Carolina won the game. y
pass, two hits and two errors netted
the visitors three runs.
Wilmer succeeded Culbertson in the
fourth inning and held Carolina to one
hit in the remaining six innings. Stu
art pitched a highly creditable game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
TARHEELS TAKE THIRD
GAME FROM VIRGINIA
Charlottesville Boys Win Series, Having Previ
ously Defeated Carolina Two Games---Wit-
mer Succeeds Culbertson in Box

He tanned ten and yielded only Ave
scattered hits.
In the third inning. with the bases
fun. he retired Iftchett on an easy
grounder. In only one other inning.
the seventh, did Virginia threaten.
Blakeney singled to centre. stole sec
ond and went to third on a felder's
choice. Roam sent a pop ny to Duncan
and Wilmer famed.
While the game wass clearly played
there were few fielding features. Good
catches were made by Hume and Hitch.
For Carolina, Hamilton. Armstrong and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
AuontnI. ynnn,ished

memphis, Tenn, April 22.-After At
'anta had gained an advantage in the
sixth, Memphis punched hits in the
seventh and regained the lead, winning
by a score OF 4 to 3.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Atlanta ...,....000O0 1000 % s 8
Memphis. 5000. 0O00120X-4 s l
Batteries. Griffin and Matthews !;
Peters and Rementer. Time, 1850. I'M
pires, Conahan and Eason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
oNE-sIDED Ga,lE.
Defeats Hamilton b,
Score OF :. to 8.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Ashland, Va. April 22--Randolph-
Macon played Hamilton College on her
home diamond this afternoon and won.
% to 3. An error was responsible fol
two of tho runs, and the other was
a home run from the bat of the visit
ing pitcher, Allen, by way of greeting
TO Green. Randolph star third
team twirler, who took Drewrys place
in the eighth. The home team made
eight runs in the eighth inning, every
one scoring except Hite.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Ran.-Macon ...026 o42ss-22 10 }
Hamilton $50. o02 o 90 o. 10
Batteries: Allen and Jones: Drewry,
Green and Gillette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Walker-Garrett,

Fredericksburg. Va. April 22,-Ben,
jamin n, Walker. of Walkerton. ano
Miss Mary Murray Garrett, daughter
of Mr., and MRS. Nathaniel Garrett, OF
King William county were married
yesterday at Jerusalem Christian
Church in that county, Rev, w. j. HUI
officiating. Miss Natalie Garrett, SIS
ter OF the bride, was maid of honor.
and q y. I.arus Jr. best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
visitors BuncI, Hi1s

Nashville Tenn, April 29.-Chatta-
nooga Won to-day. The visitors
punched their hits in the eighth inning
and Melted three runs. keupper hit
for home run with man on base in
the second inning.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Nashville ......OSOOO11 O0-5 0 2
Chattanooga ....020l 00O3 O--6 8 Q
Batteries: Keupper and Seabaugh;
Miller and Meek. Time. lao. umpires,
Rudderham and Pfenninger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

Poor old Jim Orange, He is on his
last.legs now, and the best thing the
fan can do is to drop a contribution
in Jim Connol!y's hat for him
The head rooter is missed rom his
stand in the i0-cent side of the park,
and although his part was not a very
heavy one, there seems to be no one to
take his place. One or two have taken
a hand at 1t, but they don't come back
at the players with the same rebound
that Bleacher Jim did in his palmy
days, Never one went by without
some comment, and Bleacher Jim gen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
pitchers In zine Form,

montgomery Ala, April 22.--Bir-
mingham took the first of the season
from Montgomeryathis afternoon by a
score of 8 to /. Both pitchers We're in
good form Third Baseman Emery
was the star of the visitors in hitting
and fielding.
Score by Innings: r. H. e.
Birmingham 1000 olo 900 OBJ 5 o
Montgomery .Oo1 900 900 0o--l q
Batteries: Manuel and Elliott; Dug
gleby and Hart Time. 200, Umpire,
Carpenter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Levy Called Home.

"IAoEcVIuI 70 iIlU IIITles'- us UdtCII,I
Lynchburg, Va, April 22.--Harry
Levy, the big pitcher who worked yes-
his home. in Bayonne, n. J.. last night
by the serious illness of brother. He
left at 2 o'clock this morning. In re-
Spouse to a telegraph message, asking
him to come at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Memphis: Memphis A Atlanta, 3.
AZ Montgomery: Birmingham, 8;
/,
At Mobile: New Orleans, 5; Mobile, o.
At Nashville: Chattanooga, G. Nash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Find Stocl>dnie Ensy.

mad an easy time with Pitcher stock
Gale this afternoon. finding the veteran
for ten hits, including double and
triple. Cefalu was steady throughout
Score by innings: Il. H. 70.
New Orleans. ...O11OO0 1-5 10 2
Mobile -. 100 0 600 o 90 1
Batteries: Cefalu and LATTE; Stock
dale and Dun. Time. lao, Umpire,
FltZsimmons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

When Brown gets over that charley
horse he is going to demonstrate what
real third basing is. Those who have
never played with a charley horse
don't realize what a handicap the third
baseman is working under. The best
description of the malady is that ev-
cry time n step is taken it feels eX
aetly as if railroad spike had been
driven into the thigh midway between
knee and hip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

Ponder was little clustered yester-
day afternoon when the first base
coacher began saying things that fell
in his general direction. 1t was i'm
possible to hear what the coacher was
saying. but If he intended making
Pender look like a setting hen Sthat
has been disturbed he was eminently
successful. lie huttered about as If he
wanted to do something, and the
coacher retired to the doghouse At
that, however, Fender was in the main
fair and correct, and there's no doubt
that he had things all his own way.
in spite of the kicks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Old Things Made New

Every room in the hotel has been over1auled
and beautihed. Every cottage has been prac-
ticaly rebuilt and refurnished in comfortable
style. Private bathrooms have been installed, and
the water works furnish hot and cold water in
every roon
All of the buildings have been reprinted, re-
papered and otherwise ornanlented, green and
white being the color scheme Indeed, everything
has been made new at the Old White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

i, early in the season, and Peterson has
all the earmarks of find" waymack
and Brooks are touted as frst-class
men, ana excuses have been made for
every bad evening they have had.
Waymack's arm should be in tirst-class
shape by now, and he and Brooks have
got TO hustle to land job. If Way
mack don't make good Washington
Ward will so into mourning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23

all Of which the New White
the old will generally prevail
Old old cottages
will and all the old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-23
Comrnodious Casino

A new building is great addition, overlooking
the tennis courts and will be handsomely APP
pointed Casino No expense will be spared to
make this building rendezvous for guests that
will be a Joy and comfort.
New and larger stables to accommodate the
finest of equipages, making the New White Sui
phur, with its miles of drives, the horse-lovers'
delight.