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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

Of the State of Utah. OF the Condl.
ton of the
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
Located at Salt Lake city. in the Coun.
ty Of Salt Lake State Of Utah. at tho
October, 1910:
Loans and discounts ..........s 1,sGf,N;2B
tOyerdraftS ..........S. ......-..... .lS,Kl,s
Bonds, stocks. certificates, etc, io1.S9.a
Furniture and fixtures........ 2j,sa?a
Real estate 49,. .............. lI3,iilS
Due from National banks -: l5,5isa
Duo from State banks and
bankers 500. ..................1 95gIi,S
Cash on hand ................. ..s:sD41
Abstract records ................ 2iro)M
i''a' LIABILITIES. So
surpas S fand paw 100000 "
Undivided profits less
expenses and taxes
Reserve ss'a ;;,,,i Tor taxes. ''i'-.'i
Due to National bunks.......... ;Sais
Due to State banks and
Individual deposits .........,.. gN.NLsi
Savings Dep. Int. ut 4iper cent s9.olS,2l
Debenture account ............ 66I.Nl.S
Cashiers checks ................. 6,sgI.a
Time certificates OF deposlt,.. oo,Sai.3a
Mortgages sold and guaranteed Sii,G0.0)
Sinking fund 800. ..........,. i2,5B.i3
Total ....,..... ..............s c,ss73,la26.
State Of Utah. County OF salt Lake,
F. f. McGurrln being first duly sworn
according to law deposes and says that
he 10 president Of tho above named banx:
that the above and foregoing report con-
tains n full. true and correct statement OF
the condition OF the said bank at tho
close of business on the sth day Of Octo-
Der. 1910.
r. Z. McGURRIN
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF October. 1910.
r. j. STEPHENS.
fSeaD Notary Public.
Correct, Attest:
r. D. WOODRUFF.
w A. WILSON,
EDWARD McGURRIN,
Directors
State Of Utah. office Of the Secretary
OF state. 54 81 i
T, G. S. Tingey. Secretary OF state Of
the State OF Utah. do hereby certify that
tho foregoing is II full, true and correct
copy OF the statement or the above nam
cd company. filed In my office this 18th
. G. S. T1NGEY.
(SeaD Secretary OF State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

I'm what locality shall look for n
desirable home" is a question which
some time or other occurs to almost
every man or woman who amounts to
anything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
H,R, ,RDS r,LL GiWE>.
Crimson NIhIsIrs DO W~m Especially in
Field ~ rnts.

i,NErIprF Mass O't - William
quinn Har,ard .~trscE coach. had an opuor.
funitr to-ily ~ Hnd out what new material
had come q" harvard this fan IN M"
frld events. oys~ which Quinn has dir-,'
control ne attn etss performed The res
The Wsaf her WN- "a yoTabla and fairly good
records we're mate Inc summaries
HAmw-r Throw Won D., 'hArnIcA 80 ~
',,' ni,a IN .ctlsi 'arooss 81 - 70. -
howard Il srTsfrh fn'ru win s.. y 's.' trtSS.
p1s W.. nun m n, hocr = ~ ts1ts
:, srds rnIr Inc rlrlrs, a .econc.
gIs''"f ME on ul q nm. ~ - Eards
HAWson. . ~ NAid. -~rpnd Tohsr . -
5 srds. mira Time 81 ~crond.
cumming . yaffs. s~opnf ,ragnlr. o.
Yards 'hirr Iir1r "A se,Ords
90 Nari na,h " on D, hals'sAd. - sNArls
,,raiSh 'aD,f rire 10 3 seconds
- Ward Low hurdle, Won rt ,at~ ~
freeman. D. .soord Jsr. .on. o. rnird TIM
ro. Ns"i'ns Won nt DAavru. scratch ,i'r
p, 's"' TORY 70 Cnadv'o. = and h'ns ''
>s ss a. M, HS % ,s., f T. 'n,s, v ,s9 w
.rrs - 'I'r - feet niche. ICON 'hAdv be-.
Ii fee si'h ~ actual p.' ~ 80 'er'
f' sa. 's.,a i'm. 5 ,s,oud. ''' "''''"'
lr~is. . ~ ystd' '.cond Go-'''1I . Fsrd'
HIga Jun. Won hf N-~pr. . InrNSs
IoTs'' r. inches. rs~ond HlrsIcr = and
FREEMAN. u-r ~ lh,-r HsIshr 'ss'
40 Nj. Nor nt Copeland y - ,sr1s
whitman l' ,ard. .ecood FhAn ~
-,,1 90 - en- N I"Ss.. I,rssa 800
.soond ui' ~ fee = nCrss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
SiILOR ,THLETES COHPETE.
Heners 60 90 Tars From President Taft's
Yacht MAJ dover.

Tho oily iar athletes Of rrcsideu' Iafi :
Narhi. y Mayr"V.r. carried ~ tho
point trophies IN 'he initial indoor s'nlotic
neei ,l"sed &" sailors Of vessels u"V 10 the
naHr Yard hold In the q mnA-inm Of sands
street NaNal VI Z Tho" 'orraIisd
- points - tonnscttc'tt wa- second
with ~ ana North Dakota ihird
WIN NlaNandsr Mcmahon 81 'hs
Ma, fovsr 'he stellar p"rf"rmer took one
hr-' tvo -, ouds one fhifd and pa- IN m"
ptuning rslaN squad The Telav race Vas
the feature II Vas contested ON = fNenfy.
Az" lar trs'S Ma, HoNef Von ry
TAP
The summaries
rhrse Standias Jumps Ton o. P.Au.y. .
MAJ noa~' = 'eei /, inchss. s-ronf N~Gn'h
" unne~ucr.' - fee 5 Inches hirf
- Pound shot P'' Won n, Logan Onnsru
r4' - fss' - inchss Frfnrf NAy nop~r " feet
inches -erond MCMAHON Ma no~'r ~ 'ser
, inchss. miro
iunnng HlEh Jump Won rs Mcmahon.
Ma, noWef. fec f1chrs ! " Richard so-
North DsEotA : f~e' inrhes second ShArp~
MAJ foWeT '~e' inches thlr1
inc Mils RslsN Won ~ Mas novsr team rom a..
po~~d ~ fArrel SopEl RsrHL and HCNahon
psa-ley. kstshsr Hct'ath ana Nslson 1tns
Z minute. 10 sscOnfs
Tun ips V on hS sanders = COnnscu
cut 90 time Harrison. Ma nog"r N times
sscond bison Ma TOp -. ~ times. mira
tn lArd po'Ato liars Won ~ HpfteI' NoTih
Dakota N'Nshon NsN fOaer. ssrond NrIeI
Ian Nofth Dat o's hind Ttwr min ties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

own salvation az columbia, and the -tuden
governing board, which had decided ~
take acton early nett week ressts 6Iishins
the round robin series OF CAMP such a
Vas PLAYED a yearhgo. prov ided that enough
second teams for each class. The board
IN one Of IT. early meetings this fat De
T ,Ss ,hS, The game would hays 20 60 sn,
was met COW need the board that " would
no' be possible To let the game 90 without q
hearing
The captains and MANAGER 81 the various
class teams met Yesterday and prepared a
He't,2n ,Nhich Tli ee presented 20 he
this petition will be approved The petition
requests that the old system % playing
Eaines 6e 'Aken ~ again. giving a. M"
PLAYED NOT enough interest Nil be
aroused IN the sport 10 get the men 10 train
round roh,u series he scheduled prov ,ded
usrsmsn are 10 be dis outraged from coin
ina out Tor their class football teams
PEoyIntN,T. n /. oct = Brown will
meet 1ufts On ANDREWS Field tomorrow
years capt MCkay Will not be Ia the
game. hut RroNn expects an easy victory
Win good sized scor" The last woTA
IN preparation for the game WAS heid th~
afternoon aud he plays went IN with q
Emooihnes~ that showed 'he team 10 he
IN The best form thus far tins season
the punting will allIo CroNthsr and Sprack-
hng. both Of HON vii he used a. quarter
here vii hs fes substitutes on the held
a. Brovn'S second team goes 10 cambridge
tomorrow =" play N" Harvard second
team
The HerdTlck Hudson NIll MAKE sps-
CiAl trip 10 West Point for tho Harvard
West Point game to-da, u leaves Dss
hrosse~ street At 10 - \ VI Fort second
street AZ 20 a. and ica'h street ~ ~ VI
PENNSTI NaNIA STAIE COILEGE Urt -
he PsnH-viyaniA state College football
cam when ~ returned 'oColege vas greeted
by the tuo students .us' a. though - had
defeated psnnSvlvania Ghe freshmen took
the horses from the rigs and pulled them 10
the track house coach Hoilenhe' ard u
vas the hest College spirit ever shown 10
defeated team
~ l. he opinion ot every penn-ylvanla
couch amt 'ri'tc who was present a. Sat'ir
end Is ore - the he-' ends PLAYING fco'na u
-dav among the ias'ern colleges Hts
ta'klnz Nas marvellous Where The man
With the tall vas there was Pto!e'F last
IN following he hall ana sg'e ~ 'arkllrR.
quaker runners gained tev vHrds alter
at. hing punts EetVeen the halves fhs
penn-Niv1uta s0lrha- devoted their an
entirely IN some scheme ~ At'a,k 80 -.
piula't oHt ~ the plaN :. but with No r",rli-
t'her state men whose IudIv rduu' v'rk 49,
uofi' ahle 10 Miller ~ GLarfsrbs' b Bsrrs''
az fIllha"k and Johnson ~ tackle ~ ~"
mon are ~ good condition aud are eNps, ed
to e's,'v defsa' N'llauova college '".nIor'op
~ state college
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
CLOSE FINISHES tT PINLITO
PrisciImsn and singer the OnI, Vas,
winners

Rsrrrunrr oct = II Wa dav Of
clo-s fnt-l"- ~ Pirli~o ihi- afternoon
and Prisctllisn. a prohrh,tiye fs"ort" for
tho baltimore iTsw"r- purse. only having
Splemu,a opposed to D m. and Stinrsr Var.
the only "s-y Inu"r. of 10" day In 'l"
dosing event ~ Io-"ph. Laugh NJ E,".
and Sre- N".tr1 nntshed 80 clo-s thai 70
va- impossible" 80 tell VINO was Gr.' ~
s.rnnd unit - orf,i1l placing bad heen
made our Hennah won the second race
bv n head. Black thi"f vas only uu-r n
front ni Noutralu' in IN" fhird. Nd'e u'ur"r
onlr nesi Potter "urg head ~ the hpndi -
can sfsapl.,ha-. vHils Hampton ,purf
no aun
IL ! ,aruau. VITO vas 0rad hv tho s'e-.
~. day. InrrIdiu. hts r"'"nf pUr'hasc Co.
hor'. and o." h"r-"- v"r" -nipi"d 80 la-
r"nia thu evening
Ths -uwuar'-
ri-.' race 80 t.r,ns. -IuErr l-, ulgan
20 onn u"a, t"rhtp"'r - Rowan. 2 - e.
r,rc lllA.1 l,.,n No'1 end MINORS 'i.n ron
wc, e sSs 10 vo- slgsr,-o, =! ".ii r,ss~,
% ,..cor' ,,..'r''o,,e.. ~ p,.,,. > l'
e-,a and Hr-.. rsraq. , "a rr1 '
80 lA.r - ,o;;g;, W.. ,,,.,'' 10.
, 20 : ,rr"eh snd~o |, T'o-. 20 .u..I
Time. ia .arh N'n.,.g. 500. rln,'
f y. r.s ,n q''''' ' N' Io a,'' '4 No..
itlrrrrl "a Rnd Urur' WHu-o aIsp r,u
fourth Race ~'"cplschass 900 and \ half
mite. Nd,rrfutrT. - .Ntr - krfT.. so s. = ~
Peter Noing is9 ~ -urn,er Iv ~ :.
iSIIi r lG"S ~ "" roa rrr. az. AZ ap.s y.
Tiffh IlArr one mile No, 'on Ior.g. -.
sailing - 8 arn 'hr Idgr 10 GrUEs'
20 ~, second flsb NoNrH. 80 IIateppyI. y To
min Iimr / ~ cow p'1'i Alqo raH
b siS'h iiA~r Hsld'10r" Hr"vrrs pure 1r-
TTfls and three NFH|rfus rrI.liIau .f.G .IU gtf
! - ,I VOr t1i~.nT'i 90 q oss - I. ,~r1HH
TtfHr unt - so pfUrr starfrfs
,en'h Iar~ one mite - Joseph 30,
. tGfoss 80 A. vou laughing Fyes ~ Davis .
N ~ Z. ,ec1ud Spss Nnstfa ~ tfgieppg, -
third Time ! - s Oghwaga. Wii'on LAcksys
ToniAA ChAEyan. Harmon Pass ase o=sf AID
rae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HERRHiSN SENDS CON TR.lt -
TO PHIL tDELPHIi WY.
Row WIN Fog~I stirs National League
and MAJ Brins on Probe OF the
puaker climbs Ownership Nurphy
said to he the nOne of Contention.

Precedent Aug = Hermann - -" On.
,rnEb r'up ha- preia ed contracts iur
Pla-or- Ioicu. M,Quill"n. Grant and BATES
~ tho Phlladc Uhia club. wNu '.I' o." ., %
go sign ihCin n part e tie I.-''r'"' u"H,
tv WHICH the Reds are wi...aE o. ,".'rs"
Rowan. R"a'c "nskert and l.ou"'r lu "A-
change Hermann saws ~" 'ro'r~t ~
Uora,. Iogr, presia"n' 90 = " Philadelphia
club. AGAINST 80 con. inmate On. -"
deal which VS. wai" uE Ios' = MANAGE.
boom. v.tN tiar. Gg"'I v'.. mot D .tt -."
thai TO teal -.ll 80 tlfourH o. s.r-sn1a0
signs ono ~ all ~ ~" Ht.!a ."lrN'H ..-. "-.
named ahor. Foycl declare %" vl. tr1s
charges Of tamuerng AGAINST the en-
ciunstI maSnH'e ana all also spr"a' y" The
,iFIl court.
Hermann has Iasu -cady % lrna, =
lance with Foge. for some time. - VS. Sa.1
YESTERDAY. and 10 D. anN'"uS 70 ..s-'","
the identify % tho real ov nor o. no Pima
dslpts ,lEt HERMANN l. els" - logger.
faal- with " NurpHv. repu'ri owner
~ tho 'hicarn CIhs. and - quoted assa'tng
that II Murphy ami his ba ser e y Ia'J
have any financial ,uteT"-t IN ~" ''..a-
dslrhIa ,-.h the fact vtll 10 u,i" pv0ir"
before ne present "un'r",.rsv sNi- "o-r-
mann = said 80 haN" nA'" o." statement
that Fogel dad no. 80 OF 20 ~" Grli .rlIr by
Manage Doom unril he >u.I"u.s received
d. tslegrsphlc tiusfioW Nyrr' 200 i'.... 'rs
transaction. H'' roger '.''"~ .''- 10 CIV
that he heard from y .rpN' Iu Pnv vay
ami further insists that Nurpl. a.i Tao
have u" shares ~ IN" IH''ai'iI". ..'h
t,.. -. .. ..,..,-...,t .I---.
haIn'N 'i'N'"N@ N"- M De- .'' van 80
larke 20 stah" AH t." l.'.-huI<s before
another -.a-pu ufipu- II i- sal! that Hans
Ua,rs. o.. a. 80 tr.,i,.f 4r, D. ,t Irr-, H.,
= -. 90, -. 49,. 49,. a., a., .
man fI''" ITO ~ '-. .,''' ''.i.''
iduniis l. ''"hrl - =" .N.| WAT iH'.'
vail br'oH" bench rraua-"' ~ v .--r~r
- Nv the MARIE. "" N"'t ''ns col.
applaud "a tv.. - WUs"h M,tInr might
.e,t,,. INN for tu. C.ap's In fac, .T.,,
IL. -. -. t.,.. 49,, ,t...',..,4.
~ wv" D." '''''' W. '''A ''''' v =, .'H'.
man
In heating By NaCkey - .ufRI club
,rh,--Jsv r1rsf Iba Nt-eI. N,4.t.rvo.-l-
-, nj. L., ..,,,,.t.. .. o..
w.
q" NJ l"hE -'iIh- OF h' ''iI"- '''"l ms
bssn taxing IN -"'"rl and MIRA rs.H's e,e
ura la-I .luiv. 'h. bout taking TIaD" .u
..,..s ,r5 ,,vu- IN 10 N,,D.,,.. g,,,,.
.r.' ing men air -nn'"t me, ""..N glt.1
Nil"I na> IlsA, u."''n -, .iI, sf.i'. l.l 10
I'l'-'i. Pr. ~ " 20. N''. "'t' 1T
'" .h'I'"'' ii- l''''"''' '' '""' '|I'"
. ., ....-...... ..i.t ,
~ y" a W" T. ~. - N''W t' u
pc ina'.h-i h",lI'u+ HNifI anu W y"
.''''' h"L I"t '"h i"'II- q, az, N"lIi
uh~t"ai OF !IItN it-hi ~" ~ ,"f "'''.rs
n.l =" '-'I Wy ~ ''It i'""', ''f q
i'l.ih '."'"" "''i 80 TOT man a'l
80 ~ ''.N -. ''''- W '"''' ''N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Nsrh's TnanEr Hands.

Tho following transfer ~ Yachts are
reported through ne Agen"y ~ Frank
HOvrs tors-
Inc q" foot cruisinR motor bpa' Cru.oe
has been sold by Hovsrd Greenley ~ Hav-
mond g. kssu~v ~ Hartford and pil no
81 ou' for orui-s ~ Florida
The ~ foot crutsinR motor boat Heather
has been sold ~ CONJUNCTION With the
Gas EnRine and Power com PAM bv EiDh
mond leNrrirg 80 SAMUEL v RuShmors
~ Piainh"li he yach'- name has hesn
changed - Sea Gull
The - foot oruisng motor host Nspa
has besn chartered for Morgan Barnsy
to n FIrrsou NJ N"vark 'pr short
cruise
The = foot cruisnE motor boat 1arpon
formerly '-nihia ~ hs- hee1 rbartsrsd
by m" Ne" ; ork iarht Laun'h and tngins
Compsny - John AspinWau of New Oufgh
for q Southern cruise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Va uE>IEI WON ERr IN
Capi. NHch-H DENIES That Football Game
aused Trouble.

MIup,T lows onn b'i - az .
Mitchell 81 49,. WESLEYAN football team
denied to-nIght THAT atni"ftr relations
between uion and '~l~vau had teen
severed Ne sAid that 'h- 'epor'a ~ ~
feeling between the Two fusffftt' .uHs hal
been gr~a'lv exaggerated
H. statement fpll"v-
hs IPppfi ina mon has been d-Nrpsd
bN Wesleyan entirely vIthouf ipunds
ton 10 -u"h acton - Considered hon"
and r~p1r's ~ he -@Nsfiug ~ S'hl~ll" -.
lstion~ are gfeativ exaggerated
II wa- -aud early ms v~ek that The " %
an foot hsl' team had AIKEN oTense ~
. h. action ~ ne -tSr'a'ors - uu -av Nes-
La ~a'lrtaF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

TH"ytprN'F. T. : O'' - " n Gard a..
nor ~. ard Iarrsnc" Gardner - 81
Portland. Ne nor n" championship m
doubles on tho B'pNn nivaTsi'' t"ruts
'ourfs 'hi- afternoon after 'hs hardest
match Witch ma b""u plaYed m ~" tour
rAmeri ftsr losing to -e's To- y ~
Hood a.. and " ~,hDls~. ~ fhsv
rallied ard tons tho UHNf three Hood
and @rhnlys too tho FF-f -ef IN easy
fa-hInr ~ o." UeN' -"' ~oloiIs did ..
Us, Iaily hua vork .hoping tho hesi forrl
of he 'o"Fuaueui. and ha and IIood got
tho 90 Inc Name bo.- then strilcL
their ga,t ard took N re'l-"'- ~ - y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

EsstbsIL Polo Grounds. Princeton - Dart.
sale AZ spAIdlnES ana WuEh, 4 DitSon a. a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
LYNcupunG STORE ROBBED.
Inter nIndc in lIinton, w. Va
of Two White Men

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg. Va, March 2S.-'TWo
white men, giving the names Of Per-
row and Hargleblock, and claiming TO
be from Lynchburg, were arrested TINS
morning in Hinton, w Va, and they
viii be brought back here tomorrow
by the sheriff of that county and, be
held on the charge of having robbed
the store OF Perrow. Evans and Com
pany. Tho men had number of fire
arms when they were arrested.
II was discovered this morning,
when the store was opened, that 1T
had been robbed. the appearances be-
ing that some zone had been locked
up in the store saturday night when
IL was closed for the day. The man
or men who looted the place left by
the rear door, and the police knew
nothing of the whereabouts of the
stolen stuff until advised that the ar
rests had been made in Hinton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
noy ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Fatal Shot Was Fired by trhrcc-fcnr-
Old Brother of Victim.
fsneciaI 10 ,rhe Times. DIspatoh.1

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.l
South Boston, Va. March 2S.--J DIN
Harrell. aged ten years son of Mr.
and Mrs. Il. A. Harrell. Of this place,
was accidentally shot and killed THIS
He, in company with his
two brothers and a friend. were target
shooting with a .22-calibrc rifle. The
little three ycar-old brother. william
asked permission to shoot, and was
told he could do so. provided lie could
pull the trigger. After trying. for some
time, John became impatient and go.
ing near looked down the barraE lust
as tho little brother fired. TlW ball
struck him in the forehead and took
an upward glance. coming ort at the
top Of his head. He lived only short
while afterwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
Auftton @aIes, Tbis laap.
STORE FIXTURES,
SHOWCASES, TOOLS, SCALES,
CASH REGISTER, ETC,
AT AUCTION.

We will sell for owner at 22s South
Seventh Street
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1910
at 1880 \. NJ their fresh stock OF
groceries. consisting of Canned Goods,
Bottled Goods, Cakes Candies. Notions,
Cigars. Tobacco, Snuffs, etc, four
Showcases, one Druggists Case. three
good Counters. one National Cash Reg
lister, one Platform Scales, Counter
Scales, Paper Racks, Cheese Case. Ice
Eox, Shelving, Measures, Oil Tank and
Measures. Paper and Paper Bags, etc.
Sale positive
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Al1rf innnnrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
Southern Railway

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N B.-Following schedule figures puhl!1hed
as information and not guaranteed;
$50 A. M-Daily-Local for Ch;-.lotte.
lO:45 A Observation-Disclosures all points
South Pullman and Day Coaches
600 p. Mex, sunday--K->svil!e Local.
1I:45 P. M.-Da!y-Limited. for all points
South. Pullman ready $50 = ID
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:so p NIX. Sun.-To West PIT, con-
Meeting for Baltimore Mon, Wed. and Fri.
$3.50 A. MEX. Sun and 2:lo p. M.-Mon..
We'd and Fri.-Local to Vest 2 -i-.-.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; 7:co a. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ.
daily; $40 A. NJ Eek. sun, 4:l0 T. NJ. Daily
From west Point $50 "A. ri. daily; 1l,ss
A. NJ. Wed. and 1Fri, 545 p. NJ Elk. Sun.
S. e. BURGESS. n. P. A..
seo E Main st. Phone Marison 45o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
Nusinfss OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY LOANED TO INVENTORS TO
patent good ideas. JOHN WEDDER-
BURN, Capitalist. Brookland. D. G.
WANTED. HUsTLING PARTNER TO
help push business of established
general agency and mail order bust
ness: very small amount capital re-
aulred. company has exclusive agen-
cy OF some very useful patents. Ad-
dress A 80, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule in Effect March 6. 1910
Leave Byrd street Station. nlchmond'
FOR NORFOLK: 1900 y. NJ. $500 p. M.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST: ECO
A. NJ. .a;00 p NJ, .e.oD p. NJ. Arrive Rich
mond From Norfoik-'11:io A. AZ. $50 z.
NJ, .lt:00 p. hi. From the West-'6:5o a. M.
Pullman, Parlor and Sleeping c=rs: Cafe
Dining Cars. C. n. BOsLEf,
". b. BEvILL, d. p. A.. Richmond. Va
G. =. A.. Roanoke, Va.
.Daily. .'Daiy ex sun.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh md Perry
Streets. FOR Petersburg:
IS, Z, S, g. 10. II, &c ?. NJ, /, 2. ., 4. 8,
.'5:;5, %, z. s, 20. 10 r. III.
1f.0O p NJ. for Chester, 1890 midnight for
Petersburg.
cara leave Petersburg. foo: Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
5:i5, e:Sj. "I:!5 1885, s:25. $50. .i0;s5. n:s5
a. NJ. 1895 1875 1885. 1895, 'i:35, 5:a5. s:35.
e IS. s;S5. g:35, -.io;40. 1l:40 p. ".
Carries baggage and express
.. Limited. except sundays and holidays.
An cars from petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
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We VIII sell at No. $40 North Second

We VIII sell at No. $40 North Second
Street, at 1890 A. NJ,
TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1910.
standard brands of Corn, Peas. Toma-
toes, Peaches. Dutch Cleaner. syrup.
Molasses, Coffee. Tea, Meats, Fish Roe.
Washington Powders. Starch. Break
fast Foods. Soapine, Pork and Beans.
Sardines, Condensed Milk. Lye. Pepper,
Mustard, Cocoa, Chocolate, 80 sacks
Flour, Herring, Mackerel, Lard, Salt
Meat. Oil Cans. Lamp Chinlneys,
Brooms, Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes.
Snuff. Smoking and Chewing T.2bacco,
Cakes, Candy, Growing Gum, SHOW
cafes, Counters. Shelving. Trays, Meat
Tools, Computing and Counter Scales,
Paper and Racks, UneXpired Lease.
TERMS: Cash.
MAYO SALVAGE CORPORATION.
AuctioneerS.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAi
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Schedule OF electric trains 10 and from
Ashland stopping at Intermediate stationa
upon signal Lv. Richmond (Broad anF
Laurel sts): s:tsb .7:lO S:lOb. $40. ''1olo.
40 A NJ, f.io. 2:10. s:iob. A:io. $40. $50,
7;i0b, $50 1910. 1t:45 2. II. L.. Ashland:
1856. .Ib. s. 60, 10. all a. NJ. - NJ. ri.
2. g. Al, ), g. I. SD. 9. il z. NJ.
Daily except Sunday. sunday only.
Carrlea bnEEaEe.
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Koons GManteD.

in which TO store some bed room and
parlor furniture. Address c., Box
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aufttnn 5ales, future Daps
-~~~~~l-~1 >>>-~~---.~---~~~-~l~~~
BY Elan & Funston.
Real Estate Auctoneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
SPACIOUS AND
VERY DESIRABLE CHURCH HILL
RESIDENCE
No. 314 N. Twenty-ninth
Street
Between Broad and Marshall streets
On MONDAY. APRIL 4,
at ) o'clock p. NJ,


we shall. by direction of the owner,
sell by public auction, on the premises,
the above named conveniently and
pleasantly situated detached three
story brick and frame residence OF
nine rooms. with modern conveniences,
electric and gas fight. hot water heat,
bath, water on two floors, being well
appointed, of substantial character and
in good repair; lot 'SaX150 feet. with
wide paved alley in rear. This is a
really desirable home. in a good neigh
borhood, would command good rental,
and prove a good investment at the
moderate price expected for 1t, and
investors as well as homeseekers are
urged to attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
ELAN & FuNsTEN.
AuctioneerS
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

900 A. lDaily-Fast trains 10 Old Point
400 T. Newport Nows md Norfolk.
TAO a Daily. Local to Newport News.
$500 p.-Dally. Local to Old Point.
900 p. | Daily-Lousyllle and cincinnati
HOO y. { Puilmans.
Gas P..Daiy st. Louis-chicago Special"
Pullmans.
$3.50 ily--chariottesvlllc. Week days
Clifton Forge.
sis P.--Woek days. Local TO Gordopsvllo.
10. 90 A.--Daily. Lburg. Lex, c. Forge.
5:t5 P.-week days. TO Lynchburs
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East--s:25 A. NJ, 1850 p NJ
Through from East--li:40 y. NJ, 6:3j T. NJ.
Local from Wcst-'s!so a. M. $3.50 a. NJ.
1850 z. NJ.
Through-7;3o a. NJ, 2;45 r. NJ.
James River Line-'s:55 ~. NJ, 500 p. NJ
Dnily except sunday.
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Delp, N(ale ann J'snale.

WANTED, EVERY HOUSEKEEPER IN
Richmond to call and see demonstra-
ton Of the marvellous invention, the
Home Butter Merger; merges pint
of milk into pound of butter. max
ing two pounds wholesome. sweet
butter; don't fail to see this Won
derful little machine; agents wanted.
GENERAL L IILlrI SALES AGEN-
: CY. 200 W. Broad st. Phone Monroe
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1 will sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE 2aTH DAY OF MARCH
1910, at o'clock p. NJ, at my store
house. No. 1906 East Franklin. the
following property, to. satisfy distress
warrants and executions in my hands:
Bureas, Washstands, Hatracks, Refrig-
orators. lot of Groceries, two upright
Pianos, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR.,
II. c., C. r.