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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-03

In execution OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Greenesytlle county, Va.
entered on the 9th day OF June. 1910. IN
the chancery suit OF W. T. Tillar ct ais.
VS.. Tillar-Smit Hardware Co., Inc. ct
ais. the undersigned receivers or said
court in said cause VIII ofrer for sale,
BY public auction. at the store OF said
Tillar- Smith Hardware CO.. Inc, in
WEDNESDAY. JULY g. 1910.
at 1900 O'Clock p. NJ.
the stock OF goods. wares and mer-.
chandise and fixtures. including the
warehouse, horse. wagon. buggy. har-
ness, etc, OF said TiIIar-SrnlJn Hard :
ware Co. Inc. and or the receivers OF
said company; also the lease or right
OF occupancy as tenants OF the store
or building in Enporia, Va. in which
the business OF said company is now
being run by the receivers. and which
lease or right OF occupancy expires on
the 3lst day OF December. 1910. also
the accounts, notes anc ather chooses
in action due to said company, exclu-
size OF notes placed with bank as coll
iateraI prior to the receiyaran,p.
The business is gang concern;
has been run by the >eceivers pince
October 8, 1908; the stock has been
kept up, and is nice working stock
articles as are usually kept in and at
large hardware store. ETC.. IN town
the size OF Empor!a.
The warehouse OF the concern is a
very QeS!TdUIc uQlIl Oh llS
railroad ground. with right OF removal.
and convenient to the track.
The office nxtures consist of a large,
first-class iron safe. typewriter.
desks. Hing cases. and the usual office
fixtures.
The store fixtures consist OF show
cases, sliding ladder. gasolene tank.
with pump; tirst-class nail bin. bolt
cases, harness racks, paint racks or
shelves. and other desirable store fix
lures.
BY recent inventory. the stock of
goods then inventoried s9.617O3, and
harness. etc, inventoried s1,O92.30.
The rent OF the store is $50 a month.
The accounts. notes and other chooses
aggregate several thousand dollars.
List OF accounts. notes and other
chooses in action OF the company (exclu-
slve OF those with bank as aforesaid)
eeivers until July i. 1910. care Of r. r.
Florance. Room 8. In the Merchants
National Bank Building. Richmond. Va.
and after July !. 1910 by application
w. samuel Goodwin. EmporIa. Va.
Other information will be cheerfully
furnished by the receivers.
This Is good opportunity for live
man in nrSt-claSs town and COM
munity.
TERMS: For cash as to one third OF
the purchase price. and the residue in
equal instalments at three and six
months after date OF sale, respectively.
the deferred payments to be evidenced
by the negotiable notes OF the pur-
chaser. bearing per cent. interest
from tho Gate of sale until paid. with
an indorser or tndorsers approved by
the receivers. or all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser; any sale to be sub
ject to the confirmation Of the court.
w. SAM'L GOODWIN,
r. r. FLORANCE,
Receivers.
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WANTED, MEN or IDEAS WHO HAVE
4 some inventive ability. GREELEY %
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. wash
ington, D. G.
a NEW. DELAWARE Law; CHAR
tiers loc per $1,000; m uIs psau,rn Taa,i
to, guarantee your stock; pay When
soGiRE RES sos Walnnt, Phiiadelphia.
HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCED BY
accepting Uncle Sans" cook BOOK;
g eysd rse as ints ong a. they a saving
money; issued by government. Call
% North Ninth Street.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A WOMAN
to make noney--On account OF !eav-
ing the city in the fall, VIII sell at
q bargain a good paying. well estab-
Gated, and no trouble to keep f1lled.
Address l. Sill, care Times-Dispatch.
TREASURER WANTED BY A MANU-
featuring concern In this city; must
know his business and take sl,o0o
worth of stock: give age and past
experience. Address j lia, care
Times Dispatch.
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR SALE
Complete rlant; goods sold from
Maine to Yexas; will sell all or part
interest. Address j $50, care Times
Dispatch.
EVERY SOUTHERN DRudalIsT
should subscribe for the Southern
Pharmaceutical journal. IL G.
per year. SOUTHERN PHARMACEU :
TICAL JOURNAL. Dallas, Texas.
AN ESTABLISHED COUNTRY NEWS
paper. in the most prosperous county
in the State and largest town on the
years going business that will stand
the most searching investigation
Owner, not a practical newspaper
man. wants to get out To a prin-
two years. Address ACCoMAcK
NEWS. onancock. Va
a GENERAL MECHANIC. EXPERT
enced as blacksmith and machinst.
has worked on concrete construction
would like to invest $500 or $1,000.
and would accept position on salary.
Address A. B., care Times -Dispatch.
WANTED, PARTNER IN EsTAB-
lished and paying lumber business;
none need apply but men OF high
character, experience and ability to
take entire charge of manufacturing
firm. location good healthy South
Carolina town must have $4,000 or
more to invest in the business at
tractive proposition to right man.
va -
BROAD STREET RESTAURANT FOR
sale: growing bushes. For full par
ticulars address X 762, care Times
Dispatch
Will SELL ESTABLISHED HARD
ware business. party with good Sc
curity can buy business without
money; easy terms; good location.
Address j TAT, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. GOOD BUSINESS NAN
who can invest $4,000 cash in a we'll
established manufacturing psiness'
can draw salary from SIS to sl25 per
month, according to ability , only
those with money who mean bust
ness need apply. Address j 746. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, SMALL CAPITAL FOR
profitable manufacturing business;
food products: investment absolutely
safe; good returns guaranteed; any
suitable location in Virginia Offering
proper inducements. Address L. G.
WARE, 346 Butte Street. Norfolk, Va.
YOUNG NlAI., WITH ONE THOUSAND
dollars. may secure half interest in
paying business. Address II 500.
care Times-Dispatch.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
Possession at Once.
AUCTION SALE
III GROVE AVENUE

9o6 w. Main. Cd fiat, S rms; pos
session July l, 1910; heat !. !
included ....i.i..,.5.=........5 4bu
De!l1 rms Apa' ......',... 800
Ds!ie rns Apa1 49, ....... $50
2510 FLOYD Ave-. I'd fiat, Z rms...,. Xxx
l020 w. Main, 4 rms, 20 nat. .5... Z !, =
2506 Stuart, rms, I'd iat.. 1900 aac =
2615 E. Grace. LIST fiat rms,.;.. 2l6
s12 N. Thirty-second, I'd fiat Gun ! !.
expired lease, S rms....... 2l6
9os w. Main, Sd fiat. rms. a aoo
500 w BROAD. y rms, I'd fat. -. $50
1902 w. Broad. z rms. I'd fat. 49,. 100
Many good house for colored tenants
also stores, offices and warehouses.
GREEN g. Redo,
lila r. Main Street.
Phone Monroe 2l0O.
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REAL ESTATE: AND
BUILDING NEWS
CONTINUED From First Page)


time in the history of Richmond
when there was more activity among
the builders in the suburbs
From Bacon's Quarter Branch to
Lakeside, ON the north; from James
River all through Washington Ward
out TO Forest Hin, and 10 Bon Air, in
fact. away TO Chester and to Peters,
burg on the south side; all through
Fulton and half way down TO Will
liamsburg, on the east Side, and all
the way from here westward to
Richmond's choicest suburb Char
lottesville, the builders and the con-
tractors and the wielders of the ham,
lners and the saws are as busy as a
dozen hives of bees, All of this ac-
tiyity in the matter of building. OF
course, means more sales OF lots in
the suburbs in the near future,
out ut Beasicy.
owing no doubt, TO the continued
hot, dry weather, which drives people
10 think more and more OF those places
where abundant shade and water make
| nte's Journey less hot and dusty, anc
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Against
James NJ. Poindexter's Administrator
and the heirs at law of the said
James M. PoindeXter, whose names
are unknown ...... Def endants
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BY
Auctoneers
BANKRUPT EVICTION SALE
EQUIPMENT sT1GA hAcPINMBH AR oTHG EERGTuRE OF
1917 EAST CARY STREET.
Electric
lo17 Street in
y Of Rohnesa sci ssEnan N JULY 18TH
rupts, consisting Of in part viz: =. u,
sPaIp Mn Machine
Cutting MACHINE I r EleGtrc Motor
Tools Lead Pine Testing Pump Cast
TTs Shears Bending
Machines
M9 snove TANKS Galvanized
EcTR1cA Az Wir
inc swiches Flses cats
a VAT
Gus TA a
stoves WE'VE GAS Heaters
and Liquor
Sinks Room Accesoes
@ sd pu BIS
ashes oa5 stanaas eS on E
n nyn seands p and n Print ontat
BY arransng With apGNe pah ah ne
any ut up = u . SAFE. lhi R1Gfixap H. SMITH
IT, KENT RAWI,llY Counsel for Trustee
TIE yANENTINE AucTioN Auctoneers "A
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Gum, Attorney.


aBusileSs opportunities.
PATENT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE
money. send for my new book. How
to Get Them; best service. JOSHUA
r. II. POTTS, Lawyer, Washington.
D. c.. Chicago and Philadelphia.
/ MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mail order business;
began with SIS; send for free book.
les: tells how. FIEAcoCk. 5164,
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE co, IS
North Ninth, Will establish your
credit. loan you money, or invest
your money. paying per cent; pro-
vidcd you save 81 or more regularly;
send for booklet and know what
others have done; established "a
years.
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED BARRIER
shop for rent; Garland Hotel, South
Boston. Va; hot and cold water,
steam heat; would employ good bar
Der, G. Il, FAULKNER, Proprietor.
INCORPORATE Your BUsINk,S SIT
4guarantecs@ag against accident, fire and
things beyond your control; II eliml-
Mates personal liability; let us show
you how and explain the advantage
OF the Virginia corporation law, re-
GINA CoRPoRATIoN BUREAU, eo7
Bank OF Commerce Bldg, Norfolk,
Va.
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FOR RENT.
Modem Dwellings .
FOR RENT,

No 1911 park Avenue, rooms.
No. han. Eighth Street, 10 rooms.
No. $500 p. Franklin Street. Z rooms,
opposite park.
No. 71o H. Marshall Street, IL rooms.
No. 1900 Park Avenue. 8 rooms. corner
house.
No. 2so9 -. FRANKLIN Street. rooms.
No, III N. Eighth Street, rooms
FLATS.
Second fiat, No. 22o s. Third Street.
Second flat. No. 6l3 Allen Avenue
First flat, No, GA r. Leigh St, corner,
Second fiat No, 614 e. Leigh Street.
Second fiat No. 2S0S-A e. MARSHALL st,
Also stores and other business prop
critics. Phone Madison 40 tor Rent List,
DOUGLAS =, TAYLOR.
IA N, Eighth Street
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Board of Supervisors of the county
of Henrico. Va, which sues, ETC.,
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IenaI Rnftre8.

VIRGINIA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO,
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1910:
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"WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1910.
at o'clock P. M, the above described
rooms and bath. Lot fronts II feet
inches and runs back 164 feet inches.
This will make good investment or
home.
TERMS: At sale
Auctioneers.s
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aurtion SCALES, Duture Daps.

BY Augustine Royal & Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office, 92T Hull Street. Richmond. Va
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF
THE MOST VALUABLE. HULL STREET
PROPERTY, SUIIAB..E FOR MAN
UFACTURING NuRPoSES. WARE
HOUSE PROPERTY OR BUSINESS
STANDS, ON THE PREMISES. ON
MONDAY, JULY IL, 1910,
at 3 o'clock z. NJ,
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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
furniture repaired. polished and
packed, upholstering, etc. Z; n
Madison 6277.
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OPTICAL.

IF YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy. you
may never BIO able to make them
dangerous delays and see Mt once
DIR. II. BREITSTEIN. The Optician.
lis East Broad Street. Consultation
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BY virtue OF two certain deeds of
trust, ono dated August 10. 1904 and
recorded in the Richmond Chanccry
Court clerks Office in D. B. 1872 b page
"a, and tho other dated November 81.
1907, and recorded in the said clerks
office in D. B. 1876 G, page 219, default
having been made In the payment OF a
portion Of the debts secured in said
deeds of trust, and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary under said
deeds SO to. do. we. tho undersigned,
THURSDAY. JULY z. 1910.
at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises.
proceed to sell at public auction the
property conveyed In said deeds Of
trust. viz: All that certain piece or
parcel of land. lying and being in the
city OF Richmond. Va, at the south
west corner of Munroe and Grace
Street. and fronting on the southern
limo OF Grace Street sixty-nlne feet.
more or less. and running back at right
angles. between the western line of
Munroe Street and line parallel there
with one hundred and twenty-one feet
nine inches to an alley three feet three
inches wide. This Is the best location
In the central portion OF the city for a
modern apartment house or three hand
some dwellings,.
TERMS: Cash.
T. f. GREEN. Trustee
II II n
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SCHOOLS.

FREE SCHOLARSHIPS, ANY COLI
lego; either sex; easy; stamp.
MUSIcK, care Postmaster, lynch
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RAkERY,

DRINKARD's ICE CREAM. 81 GAL
lon; Q lb. raisin cake. 25c; nice
chocolate cake, l5c; nice pound
cake, ESQ; lots good things for pic
MICS. DRINkARD'S. 1924 North
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w. P. Redo. Trustee
RECEIVERS. SALE

PUBLIC AUCTION OF VALUABLE
HARDWARE BUSINESS. ETC. CON
SISTING OF LARGE. WELL-SE-
LECTED STOCK OF DESIRABLE
FICE AND STORE FIXTURES.
WAREHOUSE BUILDING. HORSE.
WAGON. BUGGY. HARNESS. ETC,
OF THE TILLAR-SMITH HARD
WARE CO.. INC, IN THE LIVE
AND GROWING TOWN OF EN-
PORIA. VA
Also the lease or right OF occupancy
as tenants OF the store OF said COM
pany in Emporia, Va. and accounts,
notes and other chooses in action OF
said company.
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miscellaneous.
SLIP COVER
~N~--|N~ ~~~V~~'
WATCn REPAIRING.

NICE LINE OF LINEN AND 5DAN1AsK
for your selection: made to fit.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, INC, Factory
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LA ToUCHE MERCHANT TAILOR
All kinds OF clothing. feathers, gloves
cleaned and dyed, ladies' or gents.
Out-of-town trade solicited. Phone
2d1O, No. 6 South Second Street.
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saloons ON August 5, 1000.
Were the saloons closed on August
u.s. 1909, in Richmond? SUBSCRIBER.

Trained Nursing.
!, would like. to enter hospital and
take a nurses training. To whom
should apply? SUBSCRIBER.
\ There are several hospitals in Rich
ing. You can apply to the superin-
/ tendent OF any of the following: Me-
mortal. st. Lukes. Retreat for the
Sick, Shelterins Arms, Johnston Wills
sana,oriun and Hygeia Hospital.
PcnnI Investigations.
Please give me some account of the
penal Investigations in this. country
! during 1909? y. y. u.
! ternational Year Book: "The most i'm
.portant Legislative investigation OK
prison conditions during the. year was
undertaken by Texas. Continued aSi-
of the people led the legislature TO
appoint committee. which began
work in July In November a pre-
liminary report was sent in to the
taken in January. 1910. The Texas
system of leasing convict labor to
contractors grew out of a lack of
funds for prison maintenance in the
T0's, and was started by Legislative
order. The prisons have been q source
of profit to the State, but the punish
ment dealt the convicts has been
brutal, and there has been very little
sven " lIle DTS
ons. The system is conducted on a
purely mercenary basis, both in the
penitentiaries and in the convict camps.
though the latter are more severely
criticized. The preliminary report
Showed the majority of the commit
tee apparently Indifferent to the urgen.
necessity of concentrating the prison
ers and as favorable TO the retention
OF corporal punishment though under
more stringent regulations. A minority
report favored the abolition of cor
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at the request of the owner, we will
sell at public auction. on the premises
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BY Green & Redd.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

lkUoI -1NDGIIO2N k5zNI1I
OF
THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND WE'LL
+ LOCATED VACANT LOT. SITUATED
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND MUNROE STREETS.
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UPHOLSTER1NG MATTRESSES.
places "Reminiscences: mattresses
thoroughly renovated: chairs re-
caned. III fact. n general factory Is
at your service. SYDNOR d HUMID
LEY, INC, Factory 400 N. Seventh
Street Madison 3204.
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ANTIQUES. n
G. E, LYDIA, THE ANTIQUE FuRNl-
ture and repair man, who has been
located for a number Of years at ~
West Main, has removed to his new
quarters % West Main, near the Jef :
ferson Hotel; with ~ select me on
repair work PROMPTLY.
WANTED, EVERYBODY I'd KNOW
that samoset Chocolates are Simply
irresistible.
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RUB TT OUT,

ACHE OR PAIN is To-
cated--stlffness and soreness OF mus.
Giles or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round liniment In use for man and
beast; try it-don't sufrer--here Is
tho right help; a5c bottles. at drug
gists
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WANTED. GOOD BUSINESS NAN
who can invest $1,000 cash in well
established manufacturing bsiness:
can draw salary from SIS to s125 per
month, according to ability; only
those with money who mean bust
ness need apply Address j 746. care
Times Dispatch,
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Dusi,tes8 Opportunities.

= ,rYs
WANTED, MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. GREELEY q
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys. wash
" I'M, n ~ a
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR SALE
Complete plant; goods sold from
Maine to Yexas; will sell all or part
interest. Address j $50, care Times
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H1i8reII

LA TOUCHES FRENCH AND STEAM
Dye Works--Special cost prices. one
week only: Ladies' suit, French
cleaned, s1.50; ladies' suit. dyed
$175; gloves cleaned. any length. 10
cents; gents suit, steam cleaned, rs
cents; gents suit, French cleaned, 81.
Reduction In NIL work. Bring this
advertisement. 'phono a410, South
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CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILL
yer or taken in exchange. MEYERS.
jewelers.. 317 East Broad Street
SOITTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO-
slte the old post-ottlce. Phone Madi-
son 3296 Examinations and esti-
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Wild SELL ESTABLISHED HARD
ware business: party with good Sc
curity can buy business without
money; easy terms; good location.
Address j TAT, care Times Dispatch.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
TAILORED SUITS.

LADIES: TAILORED SUITS MADE
TO ORDER IN "a HOURS: PLAIN
SUIT, GOOD MATERIAL AND LIN
1NGS. GUARANTEED TO FIT, s33.
NJ. GOLDSTEIN. LADIES TAILOR,
21S NORTH FIFTH.
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BROAD STREET RESTAURANT FOR
sale: growing bushes. For full par
ticulars address X 762, care Times
Dispatch
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featuring concern in this city; must
know his business and take $1,000
worth of stock: give age and past
experience. Address j Tia, care
Times -Dispatch
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26
Local Events as View ed by The Bees Artist.
Spanish Premier
Accuses Vatican
of alsehood
Cabinet Minister Insists that He is
Simply Defending Sovereignty
of the State.


MADRID, June 25.-Premier Canalejas
declared today that II the negotiations be-
tween the Spanish government and the
Vatican over the revision of the concordat
were broken off, Rome would be respon-
sble. He said:
THE full text of the Vatican's reply has
not been received yet but We know from
the telegraphic summary that it does not
constitute a response to our note, but is
confined exclusively to a protest against
the imperial decree Of June II and is,
therefore an invasion Of the states SOW
ereignty, which is not tolerable.
The church falsely accuses us of an
attack on the Catholic religion. We are
simply defending the sovereignty of the
state"
Premier Canalejas adds that II the
Catholics persisted in their threats of a
civil war he would have recourse to the
courts.
A dubious element in the situation is the
attitude of King Alfonso, on whom great
influence Is being exercised to cause him
to overthrow the Canalejas ministry. At
the same time the premier is holding the
monarch to strict fulfilment of the
promises which he says Alfonso made when
the present cabinet took office.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26
Roosevelt is Now
the Owner of One
of the Auto Cars
Former President Discovers that
Horses Are Too Slow and Finds
Way to Burn Up the Miles.

OYSTER BAY, June 25.-(Special Tele-
m.)-Citlzen Theodore Roosevelt, editor
and adviser at large, is not allowing his
solitude to interfere with his strenuosity.
He still firmly adheres to his determina-
ton to refuse to talk with reporters here
and meets them all at the office OF the
outlook in New York.
oyster Bay is again on the map in large
letters. Although 1t is not so important
officially as 1t used to be when Citizen
Roosevelt made 1t the summer capitol,
nevertheless 1t is lively place. Every day
delegations of distinguished visitors arrive
here and depart towards Sycamore Hill.
Colonel Roosevelt has shown that his long
trip abroad did not alter his memory to-
wards his old townsmen. He remembers
them all. He will probably assist in the
Fourth Of July celebration here, although
1t Is expected he will visit President Taft
at Beverly, Mass, some time within a fort
night lie has accepted an Invitation to
speak before the Hamilton club Of Chicago.
The colonel has purchased a new automo-
bile and he takes advantage Of the fine
turnpikes around Oyster Bay to do some
small speeding
The former president formerly scorned
automobiles and rode in them lnfrequently,
preferring either horses or else to make his
journeys afoot. He has changed his atti-
tude toward the twentieth century luxury
and has been busy for several days testing
various cars. Needless to say the auto
mobile firms outdid themselves In COM
peting for the colonel's trade. They con-
slider 1t a great advertisement to have
Colonel Roosevelt use one of their cars
The colonel has been making the selection
with an eye to speed and safety. He knows
how to operate an automobile and can burr
up the miles with the best of them. His
mail is approximately 1000 letters day.
Colonel Roosevelt will attend the annual
meeting of the Colorado Live Stock asso.
citation to be held at Denver on Septem.
Der 1.
Colonel Roosevelt's acceptance of the in.
vtation to attend the convention was OBJ.
tained by Clifford Pinchot, who expressed
his qualification at the colonePs visit tc
the live stock men because of some diff.
ferences which had recently existed among
the Colorado oattlemen over the Roosevelt
conservation policies. These have all beer
reeonclled and a memorable time Is prom
ised the ex-president, the former chief for.
| ester said