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Arizona republican., 1910-01-20
NEW HOUSES
NEW HOUSES
NEW HOUSES
SELECT LOCALITIES
SANITARY = AND READY TO MOVE
INTO.

PART CASH WILL BUY.
$3.50. Four rooms and screen room
Lot 100x135.-
1850. Five ,5 5ooms. Large chicken yard.
$3.50. groom Mission bungalow. Very
cosy.
Lot 50x135.
s2700. Complete Groom brick
Corner lot. 100x190.
$3.50. broom cement block; corner lot;
well finished; close in
$500. 5-room concrete.
Lot 50xl35 Good shade. Con-
venient to town.
$4,000. well-built 5-room brick.
Lot 50x135.
$4,000. 5-room Mission brick. Close In.
Lot 50x145.
s350o Good east front 5-room cement
block.
- Lot 50x135.
$4,000. Fine large s-room Mission finish.
Lot 10x190.
These houses are located on the car
line, or close to IL, and within easy
walking distance to the center Of town.
They are new and will not require any
repairs for years. Can be had for part
cash, balance like rent.
GREENE 4 GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.,
f27 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20
$4,000
llyff A nllN

Will BUY
GROOM BRICK DWELLING,
With. basement; in first-class condition;
including three lots: located South Sew
enth avenue
A. r.. TAYLOR.
9 West Adams Street II
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ron aENr-NeAL rsrAre.

FOR HENT-HeAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-One 20 and one 40 acre
ranch Inquire at The Fair. id
FOR RENT-1o-acre chicken and gar
den ranch, with good t1use and we'll
Close to town. Address a. B.. care Re
publican.
FOR RENT-Or sale, the TivoH Car
den and all that goes with It, suitable
for a sanitarium; poultry for sale;
must be seen to be UNDERSTOOD; a.
miles east on Tempe road. Phone Sub.
%. Place will be ready for occupancy
Oct Is. j. II. w. Jensen. owner.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Five acres well improved
land. one and one-quarter miles north
east of Brill car line. at bargain.
w. Carver owner. R F. D. No l. dix
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20


bodied young man. to work on fruit
farm; experience with ordinary farm
work necessary. Steady job and good
at Southwestern Realty Co.'S -ofice. at
10 a. m. "Wednesday. br
wANTED-HeaIthy woman with boy
years old wants to care for children
or do. .housewOrk. for board and room.
Address H. H., care Republican, and
WANTED-Young man who would like
to learn fancy bag punching and Dox-
ing Jack DuRey. Gen. Del, city. ds
WANTED-Woman to assist in light
housekeeping. Two in family. 1i25 ~.
Center: street 1f.
. -WANTEDLGirl to assist with general
housework. Apply 32i\ North First ave-
nue.. - -. - Or
WANTED-Immediafe ten extra Ia
dies. with spare time at home; to DO gu, our
necessary. Good pay. 40 North First
Ave-, Room 3. opposite Owl Drug store
dD
WANTEDtTwo !, or three good hus-
tiers to solicit. Must be willing to
work. R. X. beware. No. 40 w. Jeffer-
son. t..<t
WANTED-A competent white girl for
second work Apply morning. Mrs.
Laura S. Goodrich, $40 N. Central ave-
nue.. II
ELECTRICITY. Automobilin&. Plumb
ing. Bricklaying taught in few months
on actual jobs; no cash expense; 800
students last year. Catalogue free; po.
sitions secured. United Trade School
Contracting Co.. 1872 Also. Los Angeles.
WANTEDLMen at Los Angeles. Elec-
tricity. automobiling. plumbing. bricklay-
ing. carpentry. sign painting trades
taught in few months No cash ex-
catalogue United Trade School Con-
tracing Co.. 236 Also. Los Angeles.
MEN--Learn barber trade; short time
required: graduates earn 81 70 $50 q
week. Moler Barber College. Los An
Eeles. Cal. = -, -
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20

One mile from town and within two
blocks of the car line. we have az and
5 acre tracts with plenty of water, that
can be had for $3.50. One-fourth down
and the balance monthly.
CITY LOTS FOR 5000
5ox15o
These lots can be had on the easy
payment plan-$10 down and IS per
month.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE z INVESTMENT co.,
TT N. CENTER ST.
FOR RENT-A fine 6-acre place, ali in
alfalfa. 1-2 miles out: close to school:
good house. screen porch: chicken Yards
etc. SIG per month. Call at our once.
Greene & Griffin Real Estate & Invest
ment Co.. l27 North Center St II
Arizona republican., 1910-01-20
roa sALE-REAL ESTATE

~>~r>>><~~~~~>r>><
FOR SALE-First mortgage on sub
urban property, bearing per cent in
terest Commission 2 per cent. Mrs.
Depew. S2l N. First St id
FOR SALE-New house, East Ever
green; 5 rooms. screen porches; built
in buffet. mission finish. hardwood
floors. Lot 70x195. Sidewalks. Good
terms. c. E. Noll, Arizona Laundry.
II
FOR SALE-Lot on North Side. A
bargain; owner leaving. Inquire 1850
East Van Buren,. DIM
ONE ACRE-Close in. on North Cen
ter. with 11-room combination brick
and Frame, barn. etc. An ideal home.
suburban hotel or sanitarium. A great
bargain at $4,000.
A NEW 5-room frame: east front;
large lot; close in, on car line $3.50
Good terms.
: ONLY TWO OF those fine. large North
Center street lots left, S2x25o. for. $7oo
-' ). T. eowLEs.
Opposite indian School. db
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
|IEs 60.
IIll0suE IS OUT.
Hundred and Twenty Five
rlines and Horses IN Train
lux for Sale Sept. 20.

~ oatniogae of the Kentucky
- Company. ef Lexington. shows
E&ux afs head OF warnings and
S9eo III trsining to he seid ats Lex
T m Beginning Tuesday evening.
b4fnf1ser 70, during the fall meet
Y Ahe keAtsfrtss Racing Association.
as flfhout question this eatalogue
1sutAinx the nsass attractive lot OF
nfffnxx xver offefea IN single
& tes nunibefimg many brothers and
st<re tc high class turf performers
&jf1 issSlussing the get Of practically
sBrHfy sire In the country. They come
Etfpun establishments that have am
1ails furnisaed material for nearly
{&refy prominent stake event decided
I'M t31fs venntry. and as this lot Ut
f<AflInKx rxhausts the entire 1908
efDt II fs the last opportunity ruyrrs
4ff have to secure material for y
rod racing the couling season.
Amang the horses In training viii
~ foansi the entire stables OF Messrs,
8EElRa and Fcrsythe and Irving II
1eakcroff tSt. James Stablep. Both
M These have been successful on the
7&xf and both Include a number OF
93FSauNnt Winners and useful race
sM0FNex as well az some highly tried
I&.yenr-nids that have not Yet faced
2le barrier Complete catalogue of
4 In pAle ran be had by addressing the
4 EMturky Sales Company at Lexing-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
SPIDERS SQUAD
-DONS MOLEsKINs

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position last year will moi return to
college this year.
There Is plenty of new material
on hand which should materially
strengthen the team. The recruits will
be given a good working out by Coach
Long and 1t may be that he will pick
out some strong men from the bunch.
Old Men Back.
The old men who are back and who
viii be ON the field Monday are: Nc
Farlane,. end: Johnson, tackle; Jones,
guard; Decker, guard; Mills, fun
back Taylor, half back: Meredith
twill try for quarterback Guy, end
or half back; Sutherland. guard,
Durrum, tackle. Davis, tackle; Sad
Ter. tackle: Tyler. half back. Sub
stitutes, w. r. Smith. Landlord and
Carter.
II will be necessary to develop
new quarterback this YEAR as Alfred
Smith. who held the position last year.
is not back at college Meredith
will have a try out for the position
and several others in the squad win
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
FORT MONROE TEAM
HAS 5000 PROSPECTS
Soldiers Have Plenty Of Good
Material for Strong
Eleven.

Especial to The Richmond virginiar.)
FORT MONROE. VA. Sept. II. -.
With the baseball season about ended
plans are being put forward extensive
~ at Fort Monroe for the football
season. II ~ said that the soldiers this
year will have the strongest gridiron
aggregation Ia the hiatsry or old Point
and schedule is being arranged
which will include several big games.
Tony Monroe. probably the best all
round man at the fort. VIII manage
the team. while Lieutenant Giliipsie
and Farnsworth, both former stars
on the United States Military Acad-
emy eleven. Will coach the eleven. Cor
poral Bresnahan Will captain the team.
In the next Few days the football men
will be. taken into training. and ii ii
likely that the eleven Warriors win
be selected during the next two weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

ment over chiraKe, ] have decided
20 90 to Green Hay. where can he
assured of the real class
This was Johnny Evers' sarcastic
comment to-day on the story that he
wculd be with the Doves next season.
Manager Chance and the other mem
bers OF the Cubs. who are here for a
series with Brooklyn, laugh AT the re-
port of Eyers leaving Chicago. The
premier second saeker thinks SO We'll
OF Chicago. they point out. that he
has just opened shoe store there.
Besides there is the probability or
another $4,000 worlds championship
series pickup II Evers stays with the
Cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

perfected a fine schedule for the sea-
son. which is AZ follows.
October Maryland Aggies, at
Richmond
October S--Randolph- Macon. at
Richmond
October brock Hill College. at
Richmond
October 22--esaiaudet College at
Richmond.
October ss-George Washington
University. at Richmond.
November 5--Hampden-sidney. at
Hampden- Sidney.
November TEA. & NJ. College, at
Raleigh,
November 1s--William and Mary. at
Richmond.
November &c Randolph Macon. at
Richmond.
The game ON October With RAN
dniph Macon College will be an exii-
bition game. The game with RAN
doIph- Macon on November 70 and
those with Hampden- Sidney and WIZ
liam and Mary will he championship
games for the title In the Eastern Viz
ginia intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

A.-~ p
eInbs In the league. il there are
x Four clubs there will be only two
b MIN ! president VINO can give his
<4F& fixne To the league, the umpires
owe IL work. and there will be
iM&fug on at Will as in the past
The amount saved in the ex-
o<hlterss salary viii make up the
49Nf1rn In the presidents salary.
LENT Wells has been getting 5000
kh& new president viii get 81, 500.
Es4snsn Has Plans.
f&nnker Jack Grimm, Of the Pc
GbNfg club. has plans Of his own
Mfl1 make them known at the
1IE& Meeting ii chance Offers.
lg1i1 y of the opinion that the Pc
6Mk8 club should be In the hands
ne Petersburg people. Prospects
hf1Gfit there, and he figures that
~ Elub N'3Il be supported better IL
IT. IN the hands OF local people.
"a Amother thing Ii that the Peters
MkB club Is figuring On building
1&N paxk. IL In necessary for the
- ~ the club. Grimm cannot see
~ adFantAge In his putting up the
l3 Tor this park He figures that
Mil cost him at least two years
rfu3nEE. and he does not want TO
kxW the outlay.
z 041tmm has made plans TO try and
x i franchise for Newport News and
.ptpn, TO take club there to be
~ the six In the league. There
~ d0nbt Ut that being fine ter
%90fY. nnd q franchise there would
~ Aix payer. Ii will be necessary.
.(04eNer. TO get one of the present,
n14 Nut NJ tIpe way; ans spvfiTs MAY
~ accomplished so easily, unless
MMsfIIe drops out voluntarily 1t Will
&on W. up ~ the magnates whether
ArOp out Lynchburg and make 1t
eaF team league or whether TO let
11nlm In with Newport News and
1MVtnn. leaving it six team or
lfnaxi0n
Club Representatives.
~ ~ mRgnatee who viii represent
~ SAxious clubs at the coming meet
IuesdAy afternoon are A. G. ONO
A1fo, president of Norfolk club;
nk1NM Gonsolvo. director. Norfolk
1lSbs g. X. Williams. president Roa~
ke club: ]. nj. Mclaughlin. presi-
Lynchburg club: J. w. Boswell,
lent Danvilie club: Jack Grimm,
M9eF Petersburg club; w. E.
Adiey. owner Richmond club.
pFeENf magnatrn have requested
~ M meeting b. held in the az
NOcn. instead Or In the evening, as
Gfpt contemplated. This will prob
n ~ done, II President Wells can
TX here Ia time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

make an effort TO make good for the
position. A new center will also be
found as stringfellow has not re-
turned
One of the new men Is sure to make
the team and will prove a tower OF
strength This man is Paine. who
was the star OF the First Regiment
team last year. The player has de-
eided to enter Richmond College and
will very probably be played at full
back. He Is regarded as one of the
best all round athletes in Richmond.
Coach Not Here.
Coach T.. Y. Long. who has sue
ceeded to the place held by Coach
Dunlop for several years. has not yet
reported at the college. He has been
expected for several days and is like
~ to drop in at any hour now.
The Spiders are particularly fortu-
nate III getting the services of Long,
Harvard's strong man. who win take
charge of the football and baseball
teams at the college. He Is q star OF
Harvard and the University or Illinois,
and has fine record ~ "A successful
athlete. He will have sole charge Of
the Spider football and baseball teams
and viii doubtless cause big inn
provement in both branches Of sport
at the college.
Coach Long has been expected for
several days. but has doubtless been
delayed. He will be on hand for the
first practice on Monday. however. and
viii keep his men ON the jump until
the first game Is played.
Schedule 10 Ready.
Manager w. l.. O'Flaherty has been
out of the city for the greater part
OF the summer. but he will return Sat
urday night and get things In shape
for the opening Of the season. He has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
WILLIAM AND MrRY
PRlcT|CIAe HARD
CONTINUED from First I'age.l

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been spent in light practice, running
down under punts. praeiicing signals
and studying the rules. Hard work
VIII be Atarted AZ soon as all OF tire
old men have returned.
Good Schsduis Arranged.
A fine schedule has been arranged
for the season and viii give the team
a number OF hard gamcs. The sched-
nle Is as follows:
September "a University of Nir-
ginta, Ill Charlottesville.
October 1--Unsversisy tnliege OF
Medicine. at williamsburg
October Norfolk High School. at
Williamsburg.
October ib--yirginia Military lnsti-
tufe. ut Lexington
October 27-Norfoik Blues. at Nor
folk.
n.,tober Hampden- Sidney. At
WILLIAMSBURG.
williamsburg
Noyssneer -Frederipkshnry. *
Wf1iinYneburg
NoysspDer IL Richmond college. Al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
GEYsEn Or VIRGINIA
IS NOT OPTIMISTIC
Says Outlook for Strong Eleven
This Year is Rather Dis
couraging.

LYNcHBURG. VA, Sept 1.-THE
outlook for the University of Virginia
football team Is rather discouraging.
according to Captain Geyser. the head
Of the Varsity eleven for the season.
OF 1910, who passed through here this
morning. He stated that because OF
the loss OF SO large percentage OF
last years team. new and tn d large
extent untried material viii hare Ia
he developed and used. Honaker, he
said, would not return this year, ae-
eording to the last Information he had
received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
How They Stand.

Saturdays Schedule.
Pittsburg at. Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
DAYS AID NIGHTS. WONDERS AND
DELIGHTS. HAPPYLAND,

had practically made up their schol-
arship deficiencies and would join the
squad next week. Soldiers field is now
the liveliest place xaround Boston.
Nearly nifty candidates are out. From
the preliminary work the players be-
iieve the new rules will develop a
much faster game. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
How They Stand,

Saturdays Schedule.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York ar st. Louis
Washington at Cleveland,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
lYNCHDURG READY
FOR SAME LEAGUE
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pressure. His announcement, there
fore. that he is nor going to serve
again is simply reiteration Of HIS
original intention, from which there
have been no intimations at any time
that he would depart.
Fourth--the fans--or at least a
great majority OF them---fuIly expect
a team next Year and. for the next
five years. There is no intimation of
the town quitting the game, and the
only post-season discussion now going
on liz as TO the best man to take
President McLaughlin's place and to
manage the team. and this discussion
has not settled down enough yet to
AFFORD even an inkling Of what the
consensus of opinion really is
Ready to Sign Up.
In other words. there is no feeling
that Lynchburg will give up the fran
chise by failing to enter into another
five-year agreement II is felt that
after two years of hard luck" or
whatever may ne the term used to
express the work OF the Lynchburg
teams in 1908 and 1910. it Will soon
be time for things to turn and for
the Shoemakers to have a better show
for the pennant In 1915 They won
the. pennant one year out or the five
with six teams competing for It, and
50 the spirit Is that the Hill Climbers
are not really behind the game.
Nothing definite has Yet been done
regarding the coming season. except
In the. way OF preparation Tor the
personnel OF the team. but 1t liz as
serted that no time win be lost In
getting things into good shape
Want GlnfnesssS
The fans he.e appear 10 be insistent
for more efficient management on
the part OF the league as a whole.
The feeling In that unless the salary
limit, for one thing. Is strictly observ-s
ed, and unless there Is some one with
authority and willingness to see that
the rule Is actually enforced to the
very letter. the league will be In far
worse shape at the end ef the 1911
season than II is now. Take the ex-
perience of The local team Ii ID stat
ed upon excellent authority that the
local management Observed the
salary limit as long as 1t co1ld until
the team showed that 1t could not stay
In the same class. with The other
teams on the circuit. That, Il is
urged, was the reason why the man
agement lost money. for II Is believed
l-ynchburK started cut with " good
q team az could IN rhe average be
tound within the salary limit
An active president For the Virginia
League, 4 sportsmafilike feeling re-
xarding the salary and other agree
mefts, and = burying Uf past bicker-
gs--these are the biz things hoped
for, according to the general trend of
the talk In fandom just nov
Given these. they taay. Lynchburg
Will he In the race In 1911 and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Fridays Scores.
Washington. 5: Cleveland, 6.
Philadelphia, 10; Detroit. 0.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
At Observation-Disclosures, ?; Proyi-
dence, ..
At Jersey city--Jersey atty. g.;
Newark. /,
At Rochester Rochester, 8; Buffa-
10. ,.
At Montreal, I; Toronto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

American Association.
At anapolis--Louisviiie, Z, In-
dianapolis. 0.
+, At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City, 4;
Minneapolis, 2.
At Columbus 10: Colum-
bus, ..
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee, IA. st.
Paul 3.
Western League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES
southern League.

southern League.
AT Atianta--Atianta. q; Mobile. 3.
At Chattanooga-Cha .;
Montgomery, s.
At Nashville 10; New
Orleans 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Friday 5 Races
Rcsnlts at AIontreal.


First receive and half furlongs.
TWickeaham. won; Ganogae second.
Tee MAJ. third. Time. l:e7 as.
Second race~-one mile. Grania.
won; Adriuahe. seconti. ResponsefnI,
third Time. I:ss.
Third race--one mile Field
MOUSE. won; Big Stick, second: q Al.
Miller, third. Time. 1s3s as.
Fourth receive furlungs. SAM
droit won; Kiio. second; Crown
Reserve. third. Time, 1904 as
Fifth neutrality-suspicious.; about
2l-2 miles. Observation-Disclosures. won !.
Jimmy Lane. second: John Dillon,
third Time. SIP s-5.
Sixth raee--fiye ana half FUR
longs. Sir Aivescot, won. coouey X,
second: Neneta Strone. third. Time.
i 90 2-a.
Seventh race--ohe mile and fur-
long. Question Mark, won: Ayimer.
second: Nethermost. third. Tins.
I:5e1-s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thursdays Scores

Pittsburg.< J.; New York. 3.
Cincinnati, z: Brooklyn. 3.
ST. Louis, 8, Boston, I.
# Chicago, L; Philadelphia. 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Ks.,lits n Toronto.

.~$~~s
= First race-pnTse $z90; for 2-year-
oids: s furlongs Ell 500. won. Allie
Elitxen. second Steve Baidin. third.
Time. l.05.
Seepnd race purse s2D0s for r.
ysar-oids. iuriongs. Johnrly Wise,
won. Miss Rex, second. Bonnie Bee,
third Time, los Id.
Third race purse 1900: for a-year.
ODDS and upward. TiriangS. Winter
Day. won; Miss X u. H.. second.
Senator johnson, third. Time.
-so4 49,
Fourth raee--purse 1900: Cor a.
year-olds and upward; I fmrlongs.
Rosehro, won: Mendip. second; porD-
thy Webb, third. Time. 1871.
Fifth race-purse 1900; for s-sear-
olds and upward; 5 fnriongs Lady
Etna. won; Corley, second: Roes,
third Time, ls04 As
sixth race parse 32DB: for 2-xear-
elda, furiongs, Rsnovator. won:
Supple, second; fleece, third. Time.
1903.
Seventh race~ purse $500; for III
year Odds and upward furiongs.
John Garner wen. Fleming, second;
Punky. third. Time. Eli LIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

At Lneoin--Lincoln, s. Topeka, 2.
AT Wichita--Sioux City, 9. wiehi-
ia, ..
At Denver Denver, s: Des Moines,
s.
At ST. Joseph---Iirst game: Omaha.
IL, St Joseph 0. Second game: Oma-
ha, 10; NJ. Joseph, S,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
New york state I.,aeue.

New York state League.
At Wilkes fsarre--Wilkes- Barre, 2 !;
Scranton, /.
At EImira-First game: Elinira, Z.
Binghamton. 5. Second game: Elmira
s; Binghamton. q.
At utica--utica, 10; Syracuse. 3.
At Troy-Aibany, IL: Troy. s..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
GET READY FOR THE Big WEEK!
Great Exposition!
Agricultural, Mechanical, Industrial.


Horse Races. Sl4, 600 In purses;
40 grand events; IA harness
races, Q steeplechases, IA running
races. =
Live Stock Exhibits. Largest
show of Horses, Cattle, Sheep
and Swine on tie Atlantic sea-
board
Ring Show. Live Stock Judged
in the grand exhibition ring in
front Of grantistand, seating
1880: seats free.
Poultry Show. - Largest and finest
exhibition Of Chickens, Ducks,
Turkeys, Geese, Pigeons, OTna-
mental Stock and Pet Fowls
Dog Show.Something new and
big in display Of Prise Dogs,
Automobile Show. Exhibit Of
1911 models, first in the South.
industrial Hall. New $4,000
Fair Building opens with q mag
nificent display Of exhibits, cover
ing two acres.
Farm Products Building. Ex-
ciusively devoted to exhibits
grown on Virginia farms in 1910.
with liberal cash premiums in all
classes.
Womanss Building. Exclusively
devoted to exhibita by women
and children and to the conve-
nience and comfort Of exhibitors
and visitors
horticultural Department.
Splendid display ofyirginia grown
Fruits antflowers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
/. WILLIAMS WOULD
H LEAGUE PRESIDENT

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