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La Crosse to Have Booster.

La Crosse, Aug. 18.-To make SURF
the baseball ASSOCIATION Of the Mime,
sofa Wisconsin league will not quit the
season with it's franchise endangereai
and liable to be sold, the La CrossG,
board of trade began campaign to-
sell 1000 Booster Buttons" at 81 each:
tor the Booster day game arranged
here for Aug. 20. So successful was.
the Booster day held at Eau Clairsy
that 1t is now likely all the clubs 81
tho league will hold . Booster day BE-
fore the close Of the season to proves
aeficitA . s5s
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Republican Headquarters Opened.

Chicago, Aug. l7.-Headquarters for
the Republican congressional commit
tee were opened hero Tuesday. and
preparations were begun for a strenu-
GUS campaign IN the western states be-
tween the present time and tho No
vember election. In charge Of the
work are Henry CAsson, assistant Sec
rotary Of the committee and sergeant
at Washington; John Eversman, sec.
rotary to Congressman William B. Mo-
Kinley, who is chairman Of the com.
mittee. and II. b: Norton Of Ia Crosse.
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ever, has far from captured all the up
state counties, many of them showing
majorities for Dahlman. With the re-
turns in from most of the counties
carried by the mayor the indications
are that Governor Shallenberger will
have a majority of 5000 to overcome
in the counties favoring him. Most Of
the Shallenberger counties are return
ing but small aggregate votes, and
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Wisconsin Bankers In Convention.

La Crosse, Aug. 1.-THE sixteenth
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Bankers association, which opened
here this morning. has brought to
this city large number Of the states
leading financiers. President e. M.
Wing, who is cashier Of the Batavia
National bank of La Crosse. intro.
duced J. M. Holley. head of the local
bankers club, who welcomed the visit.
ors, response being made by e. A.
Daw, president Of the State bank of
Plymouth. Mr.. Wing then delivered
his address, and various officers and
committees reported. In the way OF
entertainment there will be a recep.
ton and dance tonight, a moonlight
boat ride tomorrow evening, and auto.
mobiles for the ladies'.
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FIRE SWEEPS ON OVER MONT.
Forest Ranger Arrives In kallspeIl to
Summon Help.

Kalispell, Aug. 18.-Forest Ranger
Clark, who reached here from Coram
with word from White River, 70 miles
up the south fork, reports that an
other file has broken out there and
is beyond control of the rangers. He
came to Kalispell for help and will
leave with a pack train and men.
Supplies now are being shipped in
from Ovando to supply the company.
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INSURGENTS WIN
IN CALIFORNIA
HIRAM JOHNSON NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR BY THE PRO.
GREseIvE REPUBLICANS.
PLURALITY WILL BE ABOUT $4,000
Tive AntI.M aehine consressmen Win
With Johnson.-Democrats
Name Bell For
Governor.

San Francisco. Aug. 1s.-That Cali
fornia is insurgent in its Republican
politics was proved beyond question.
when Hiram Johnson, leading expo.
nent Of anti-machine doctrines, swept
tho deld in the direct primaries, win
ming his party's nomination for gov
erner BY q plurality that will border on
$4,000 when all returns are in.
1t Is asserted that johnson carried
with him to victory two insurgent con-
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sALLiNeER WILL NOT RESIGN.

Again Declares He Won't Get ou0
Until Bounced by President Taft. /,
San Francisco, Aug. 18.-On his ar.
rival here from klamath Falls, Score.
tary Ballinger said that he was still
determined not to resign until re-
quired to do so by President Taft. He
refused to discuss the result Of the
California primaries. Accompanied BY
Chief Law Oficer Finney, Of the Rec
lamation service, he is inspecting irri-
cation projects. nm
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Auto Plunoe,: one ki,Ied.

st. Louis, Aug. ia sixty.horse-
power touring car. being driven at full
speed missed the approach to the Olive
street road bridge and fell IS feet into
Bonhomme creek, killing one of its
four occupants and injuring the other
three, including H. F. Berkley, age Is,
of Fargo, N. D.
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GOV. SHALLENBERGER BEATEN
DAHLMAN TO HEAD NEBRASKA
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Will Take Complete Returns to De-
termine Result
Sure.

Omaha. Aug. 1S.-Returns being re-.
ceived show a material reduction in
the big majority of Mayor James C..
Dahlman, Democratic candidate for
governor, rolled up in Omaha and Lin
coin. Governor Shallenberger, how
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Ianan ia Annex Koran.

Toxic, Aug. 1s.-The long awaited
annexation of Korea by Japan ia about
to become reality. according to spc-
cial dispatches from Seoul. The dis
patches announce that the final nego-
tiations for the annexation were begun
by Lieut.. Gen. Visceunt Terauchi, the
Japanese resident general in Korea
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ofSeia, Census Figures.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The popula.
ton of indianapolis. Ind, is 233,650,
an increase Of 64.4S6. or 1871 per cent.
as compared with 169,164 in 1900. The
population of Albany, N. Y, is 100,253,
an increase of 6,102, or 6.5 per cent, as
compared with 94,151 in 1900.
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IOWA Ex.cAsHIeR IS ARRESTED
Dow City Man Held on an Old lndict.
nnent.

Council Bluffs, Aug. 10. 49, Charles
Booth, formerly cashier Of the bank
OF Dow City, a.. which failed six years
ago, after which Booth and Sidney
Green, president. disappeared, was ar
rested here and taken to Crawford
county where both are under indict-
nent. His arrest has created much
excitement in the little down of Dow
City.
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Torpedo Boats Sink In Collision.
Kiel. Aug. 18.-The German torpedo
boat GIG. In collision in Kiel bay,
ramned the torpedo boat S-32 Both
the torpedo boats sank. The crews
were saved.
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Race Rioters indicted i.

Palestine, Texas, Aug. 18.-Five in.
dictments containing % charges Of
turned by the grand jury against sew
en- white men alleged to have parti.
cipated in the recent race riots near
Slocun, In which eight negroes were
killed. Six Of the men indicted are in
fail,
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chieaoo's Population 100000.
Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Chicagos popu-
lation is not less than 100000. &C.
cording to figures of the publishers of
the 1910 city directory,
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ST. CLOUD Attorney strlcken.

st. Cloud, Aug. IS. - George H
Reynolds, one of the most prominent
attorneys in this section of the state.
died suddenly at his home. Of heart
failure.
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James E. Hurley 10 Dead.
Topeka, Aug ia cablegram from
Carlsbad, Austria, announces the
death Of James E. Hurley, general
manager of the Santa Fe railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
PETERSBURG PIKE
FUND NOW $1,000.
Amount Must Be More Than
Trip1ed, However, Before
Work Is Finished. 81

Moro than $1,000 has boon subscribed
20 tho fund being raised by the Auto
mobile Club OF Richmond for tho COM
pletion OF tho Petersburg Pike, but
unless this amount Is more than
tripIed tho thrce-milo link OF In
fcrior road connecting the work done.
by Petersburg and Richmond. will be
slightly improved. aud will not BIO
durable. 81.
Dr. r. Angus Nichols. chairman OF
the subscription committee OF the club,
went over the pike yesterday, and
4 reports that tho missing link Will be
Gcompleted, but 1t Will hardly be worth
to put IN the. best gravel. with q top
dressing Of the most substantial ma.
tcrinl. az
sra s Df ms 70 81 b has ions dis s
tance. While many have responded
to tho call for financial aid. the club
feels that there are many automo-
billsts who do m; not appreciate the I'd; !;
connecting the cities.
Tho complete list Of subscribers is
as follows:
Company, $50: Gordon Motor Company
Rhonds. s25: Pollard q Bngby $40;
John p. swartwout. $50; w. ]. Cor
nelly s Co. SIS: Horace Hawes, s1o;
=. 2. Carneal. SO; r. 3. Airport. $40;
( =. G. Pelouze. SO: w. ]. Gilman. $40;
Isaac Cohen. SO: w. Scott Hunt. IS:
cardwcll Machine Company, IS; Jamea
Dr.. Stuart MIchanx. $40: DR.. Angus
Nichols, $40; w. W. Timbcrlake. SO;
John Coke. Jr:. SO; Isaac Davenport,
SO; >; J, Ballou. SO; g: p. Wing
SO: sshwartzseh,id ii Br "a si as;na Il T.
Jones. $40; Williams Printing Com
pany, $40: W. ]. Anderson. $40: j.. j.
rtgnor. So: J: 2. 2. Jnrgens. SO;
81 s;o. 2. 5 K,s i, SO; w. G: Long.
Drug eompany s. o1 Simon ny gycle h,,iaFey
". Lancaster. IS: C.. Cross. SIS; w.
L. carneal. So: Hudson Hoen. S.;
samuel Gordon. IS; Claude Batkins.
81 w y. Batten Wirgin!a Auto Coz.
S fs S. sy Eagardf 81 sch nf VI y.
II. Robins. IS: Tarrant Grant & Co...
81; ~. Elnstein. 81: W. J. Gordon. s5:
Amos & Polndexter. So; B. w. Wilson
s; Noses Creighton. &c B. Antrim.
AZ L Hoffheimer, SIS; Dr. j. S. Hors. /
ley. IS: w. B. Nelson. $3.50: J. B.
Metzger. 81; W. II. Miles. SO: j. X.
liston, SO; James H Anderson. s1o:
Or. NJ %. Hoge. S.: John P. Lea. SO; SO:
-. A. Shaffcr. $40; IL Greentrea, 35;
Leo w. Greentree. $3.50: Harry Levy,
81; Edgar FERGUSON. SIS; DR.. E. "a.
Terrell. s.: /. Z. geveridge. 81: Powers
Il: Berry & Co. SO; a. Hutzier. $40:
w. c. Smith &C Co., $40; Cable Piano
Company, $40. Total. s1,oS7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Bowie RS WILL
Compel With
Best IN WORLD 1
Local Five r eady to En-
ter Against Teams
Of Tw enty -Six
Cities. J.

The Richmond bowling team which
has made phenomenal record in the
past ten years as q fast mems bowling
squad, playing in this and other
cities, has been selected to represent
Richmond In the Fl national boWltnSA
which will be held In Bal
timore, April 0 to 80.
.teanl's lineup. to take part Il, the
more. sutterlin, Kobe md Blair.
All OF these have made fine show
ing in the practice series. both here
and IN Norfolk.
! The Baltimore Tournament Company
has given the Richmond team a Ugh
rank in the schedule, Tuesday night.
April 10. being selected as Richmond
night. At this time the Richmond
strongest teams In the United States
The following Is the complies
schedule of five-n1en teams. which
Will bowl in competition with 3Ricn-ssS,
Inond: Now York, Brooklyn. Plant ield.
new Brunswick, N. il: Montgomery.s
Ala; Allentown. Pa: Pniladelphta:si5l-s
boron, N. j.; Toledo. o.; Cleveland, o.
jackson. Miss: Dubuque. Iowa, st.
1euis Mo- ch,eago mi ps.Fpas a eSas
tanooga, Tenn: Boston. Mass, BATH
more, Md; Pittsburg, Pas: New Or Or
leans, La Providence, r.. l.sg Dayton
o.: kansas City, Mo-; Bridgeport
Conn; Erie. Pa.
Long List of Entries.
The national tournament will he go:la
Of the longest OF its. Kind ever held
in the world. us the Baltimore Tourna-
mont Company has, to this date al
ready signed more than 700 d1!l ere e,l
itive-men teams. from all parts Of y, tie a. 2
world; $3.50 two men teams. and 4,ssSS7
individual bowlers. in addition 70 the
ssDccial matches which will be held
daily between the worlds champions.
The Tournament Company has ar-l
ranged this year to bowl even is daily
from 1880 "A. M. until 1890 "A. M, SO
there will be continuous bowling all
day long during the three weeks IN
viii CHI the tournament Is In progress
M The schedule OF the various events
will be as follows: All ind iduals IN
the nnorning:st the two-ne en- team events
In the safternoon, and all five men team
events at light.
Nearly every city In the United.
Stu ties has agreed to send one or more
teams to axe part. New York will
send ghty-hve di fferent teams; Chi
cago will send SIXTY three; st. Louis.
will sc nd twenty-s even; 4 Obi vii have
IN line about forty Bal limo re has
more than forty, and Wash
ington, D. c., q bout twenty teams
The above tournament VIII be held
eight continuou up date bowling
alleys will be used. The thousands
of bowlers will all be attired In the
same uniform-dark trousers, white.
shirt and black bow ties and white
shoe
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wonder? You ought to hear him hand
It out to some OF these preachers who

wonder? You ought to hear him hand
1t out to some OF these preachers who
think they know the Bible"
Many people have an idea that the
whole Jeffries family live on the
champions prize-fight money. The
fact is, when Jim's father came here
IN 1881 he bought about 100 acres Of
land, extending from their home place
on Cypress Avenue, to the river. This
land had been subdivided and sold as
city lots. bringing Jim's father q. COM
Portable fortune.
Jim's older brother. Tom. is a poll
ttctan OF much ability, with fine
reputation for integrity: also sagacity.
Jtm's other brothers, Charles and John
are business men.
Jim lives next door to his fathers
home. in an artistic cottage Every
room bespeaks uhe good taste Of his
wife. who prides herself on being a
good housekeepcr. and who celebrated
their homecoming by the fiercest
spring house-cleaning ever seen on
Cypress Avenue.
jeff Is a we'll behaved husband In
innate friends OF the family tell what
happens at meal time. One OF Iim's
peculiarities is that, In his slow way,
he Is never ready. to come to meals.
Following the dinner bell, the door
opens and o very pretty and tastcfully
dressed woman cries: James. come
to dinner,
The Champ: TIL be there in min.
ute, Mrs. Jeffries.'' (Pause.)
The Lady: Jim. please come to
dinner at once"
The Champ (testtly) IF you are in
q hurry. so ahead and have your lin
iner."
The Lady briefly but mcaningly):
James S;ej's
The Champ Tin obvious alarm) !:
Eyes. I'm coming" exit Champ.)
Is The Jeffries house Is the realm Of
Mrs. JeffrIes: the back yard Is Jim's.
Ie has fine collection OF FLOODED g
dogs in the back yard in big pens. a
curious feature of Jeffs personality is
that dogs always love him on sight.
Dogs have repeatedly left their mas
ters to follow him on the street.
Jim's special pride is thorough
bred fox terrier, Teddy. which is the
only dog having the run Of the place.
Next in favor are a wire haired fox
terrier and a fine young Ayrdale. lin
has thoroughbred Russian vol fhound
sent to him from Europe. He has
conceived q violent dislike or the
brute. It Is timorous, sneakingi
thing, which seems afraid OF his own
she dow. Jim swears every time he
looks at 1t.
One never hears Johnson As name
spoken on the Jeffries place. The
whole family gathers IN the back lot
to watch jeff daily with the woodpile.
His father sits on a ogS and his mother.
leans on the back gate. There is no
suggestion Of prize Fl ght in heir talk.
TO his sporting friends In Los Ans
geles Jeff has said very little about.
the fight, except that he Is going to-
end 1t as soon Is he possibly can.
without regard to moving pictures. He
says that he anticipates a very short
fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
JEFF'S N0TOR|E7Y
IS NOT RE[|5HED
BY HIS : FOLKS
Big B elbow H as Re
gained Popularity in
His Home Town.

Los Angeles. March 42s.-Whether or
not James ]. Jeffries can come
back" as q fistic gladiator is to be
decided by a committee OF one, con-
,sisting Of John Arthur Johnson. The
committee has the power to act" But
that Mr.. Jeffries can come back" as
celebrity has already been estab-
,lished. -
When he left Los Angeles some
months ago to begin his tour OF de-
fiance his fellow-townsmen hardly
turned In the street to look at him.
When he rode on a crowded car they
glared at him for a fat man who took
up altogether too much room.
Since his return home for short
visit with the folks before going
into training camp he has stopped
the traffic every time he has been
which he Is ostcnsibly tho proprietor
is damned to suffocation all day long
by sports who live in the hope that
the great man might. by some caprice,
happen to como In. One dayiswhen he
went to the bank tho police had to
turn In riot call to clear away the
crowds.
The only persons in Los Angeles
who do not seem much impressed by
sJeffries in the role Of champion Of
the world are the members Of the
Jeffries family. Jim's folks, as he
calls them, are anything but sports,
and the thing they like least about
the big fellow IN his notoriety.
S# You might look far and long to
find more simple. kindly people than
the Jeffrieses-or q more Affections
ate family. Their family circle reminds
one of ."shore Acres and other Down
East dramas. Jim began active train
ing for the big fight by chopping up
eucalyptus wood for his mother.
Jims father, as every one knows, is
Ia religious enthusiast and independent
evangelist. He has travelled around
the world several times: y preached to
the Arabs In Arabia and the Jews In
Palestine. He has written severa!
tracts. He is. however. y o. vial, merry,
light hearteda old fellow. imnleasurably
proud: of Jim. The champ, Is equally
proud of the old man.
.Did the old man spring 70 ny OF
his Bible lore on ~ on q? he says some
times to q Visitor who ha 81 cen left
alone with ] fries. SIR Mint he a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
LICENSED PILOTS
FOR power BOATS
Question to Be Discussed at Ma
tional Meeting at Chicago
on April I.

Whether powcr-boats will have licensed
pilots and engineers and DO Inspected like.
steamboats, by the Federal government are
among the questions to be discussed by
power-boat men from all parts OF the
United States at tho annual meeting OF
the National Power-Boat Association at the
SLasaile Hotel. Chicago. April i. This i.
the week Of the big power boat show. and
2 delegation OF boat owners from this city
will be IN attendance. 49, rs
Decided opposition to the plans Of certain
government officials who would bnrdan
pleasure vessels With undue restrictions
tis bound to result. "A convention to which
all power boat men are invited will be
held In connection with this annual meet
I'M b -
Commodore Richard B. witt. OF the Ohio
River Launch Club. this city. is vice. pres
idents OF the National Power Boat Assocta- Z
ton, and is ono OF the most enthusiastic
workers against tho passage of any leg
islation which Is radicalsfand extreme or
which will be burdensome to owners OF
gasolene launches. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

Richmond long enough to win the
friendship OF every patron Of the
game. Give him the glad hand---or keep
on giving It to tim-ard the team can
never reach the bottom Of the ladder.
Here's a hurrah to start with. and
now q handicap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

He has been dubbed ]" Fla Apply j &C *.
sproprlate. a more willing worker has
n never been In charge Of Il a baseball
nine In Rtchlno nd 4 Ho Is glad to be
here Glad TO have .aharse Of the {
exactly what the fans sexpac .a More 4
than his, and :le tier Ia an oVerythins
else n hat ny p q aai d OF HI I'm. Tia iylor
pro noses to en- force 81 ~ every tenn!
ST IS a az e an. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
4 DRAWS THE HI COL II II NE

sWolgast Says No Amount of Money Would
Induce Him to Fight Negro.
New York. March Cad Wolgast has
drawn tho color line and says that he will
ofrered $4,000 for his end TO take on joe
Cans or any other colored man.
81 colored pugilist ever gets to tho
top lin the lightweight Glass; said. Wolgast.
i"and the public demands me to fight him, I
will retire from the ring sooner than meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
THE CLUB WILL BE FORMALLY OF ENED July :.

shade trees. Tho view from the porch
Will be an excellent one. as an unob-
structed water front OF two miles
The club has purchased Ave and a
half acres, and for those who desire
land games. tennis courts will be built
The basement will be equipped with
lockers and dressing rooms. which In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

It appears that the University Of.
Virginia baseball nine Is not as strong
as 1t has been the past few seasons.
Too bad that St Johns should have
gotten the first game. because this
Is calculated to dishearten the players
It some times works the other way, and
this defeat may mean the making OF
the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

be equipped with ali the advantages
OF tho modern country club. will be
erected at an approximate cost OF s3.-
900. and will furnish Its members OPP
portunities OF fishing. rowing and ca
noelng.
While the idea is to make yacht
racing q feature. the present enrolment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

Richmond long enough to win the
friendship OF every patron Of the
game. Give him the glad 1land-or keep
on giving It to him-ard the team can
never reach the bottom OF the ladder.
Here's hurrah TO start with. and
now handicap.
It appears that the University Of.
Syirginia baseball nine Is not as strong
Too bad that st. Johns should have
gotten the first game. because this
Is calculated to dishearten the players.
It sometimes works the other way, and
this defeat may mean the making OF
the team.
In another column we reproduce a
photograph OF the Richmond bowling
team. which will represent this city
in the worlds tournament. in Balti-
more. AS the games are arranged. the
locals will roll on April 10 against
picked teams from thirty different
cities. To land a prize at such a
oially as Richmond has never at
tempted such a thing before.
Stanley Bigbie has consented to sign
with Richmond. and the action Of the
Eoughly satisfactory to the Lynchburg
Club. BiEbie is good bali player,
and has made good In faster leagues,
but his object has been always to get
back home, and play before audiences
that cav him when he was a back
slotter. Stanley was poor batter
with Lynchburg last year, but he can
do better. and will show that he can
before ire this MS season IS over.
The Virginia Boat Club opened its
season yesterday, and those who saw
the James River, not the muddy ] ames,
because e Is refreshinEly clear now,
d t1s With al Kinds OF craft. enjoyed
cared crews out and severai single
souls surprised fishermen down near
the wharf. It doesn't seem to injure
the tn clnb. members to dress up in knee
stream. but spectators sweItering In
lflannels on the banks wondered at the
daring displayed by the boatmen. The
poat Gu has not arranged regatta
qates, PVT excellent sport Is predicted
the Regiment get into the game, there
VIII certainly be sonnet thing doing and
Washing ton.s reputation as an aquatic
centre may sink into oblivion irS three
clubs organize for competition at Rich-
tmond.
Elmore y. Helms, secretary OF the
Roanoke baseball club, who arranged
the schedule for the Virginia League
versed men in the management II Of q
club in Virginia. Helms proposes to
win the pennant again for the High.
landers this season, and In letter
to the sporting editor he expresses
profound enthusiasm and promises his
support WI cther$ or not he is aft iIiated
with a winning or losing nine. This
kind of spirit$ha mad 8 other 4 eagucs.
and 1t will Ger tainly do this one no
harm. III
Just to emphasze a few ma "a grams
printed above We missed a. ball
game at Ashland last week. It was
played Thursday, and the account
came in by letter on Friday. 1t was
the fault Of "a correspo nd lent, Tho did
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
ORGANIZED FOR

Plans have been drawn and con-
tract let for the building. at the5junc-
ton Of Falling Creek and James River.
OF the proposed home OF the Richmond
Yacht Club, the objects OF which are
to further interest in aquatic sports
local waters a sport hitherto unknown
to this city. The home. which will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
rHE PURPOSE or 1NT nEsr M

OF 217 members includes many who
will use the club to spend their after
moons In enjoying the delights Of river
being within eight minutes walk OF
the street car line, and accessible by a
short drive from the city limits OF
Manchester. A thirty-foot road will be
built to the club from the turnpike.
and this Will, in time. be lined wifi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

Just to emphasze a few paragraph
printed bove: We missed a ball 4
played Thursday, and the account
came in by letter on Friday. 5sI I was
the fault Of a corresp ondent, who did
not GLOW instructto ns. IT. will not
occur acra IN