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The state herald., 1910-09-30

Registered Herford Bulls for sale.
o. H. Sholes.
The state herald., 1910-09-30
vlrst pub AUG. 10
Nutiru for Public alton.
United State. Land once
Startling lDio Aae. o mn

n"tHnf '"lo AnH' y lpiu
Notice Is hereby given tina, Georss ". Ta,in'
of venanso. N-b,, who. On Ma, " ipaa mad,
Homestead .n'f5, No 1tp for ~ u, s.c :
Township n, iiansr ~ ". T. n
has ni"i notice of intnniion ~ max. nnh
conlinn,hiion pronf 10 establish claim o.. N,
land above described before county iudsp ~
llolfots Colo. On the let dsy of Oct
ipi0
Claimant names NJ Witnesses
Bd~ard iiatierh.ij n iiairok. Coio
rharie. r-ttei ycnnnso, Nob,
waJne iiavtbofn
omef Nausei "
WI POUND negistss
The state herald., 1910-09-30

Buy YOUR creamlseperators and sep
arator oil from the Holyoke Creamery
Co.
The state herald., 1910-09-30

When in Denver, stop at the Brown
leigh Arms, 1920 Court Place. Hot and
cold water in every room also private
baths Everything new and clean. die
j. B. Gordon, Proprietor.
The state herald., 1910-09-30
G. M. MOWRY.

When you want visiting cards. cali n,
inc HERALD office. We carry very
nice assortment OF linen earia.
The state herald., 1910-09-30

Remembe. the date. The basket for
the steam laundry leaves Cramer's Bar
ber Shop every Wednesday morning
The state herald., 1910-09-30
DRESS MAKING

will do dress making at my home OF
will sew in your home by the day.
PRICES REASONABLE
MISS PEARL SUHR.
The state herald., 1910-09-30
Baptist Church,

Morning worship IL 'ot
b. Y. P. U. 7:30 p. m
Eycning preaching 8:3C
d. M. TNDER, PASTOR.
NJ. I. CHURLH.
Divine service morning and evening
on Sunday at 80 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Sunday School at 1890 a. m.
Epworth League at 700 p. m.
Ihr Juniors will meet at 3 p. m.
Rene nber the church prayer meeting
O Wednesday at $3.50 p. m.
The choir practice on Thursday at
$3.50 p. m.
WILLIAM d. WALLER, Pastor.
Christian Church.
Sunday School 1880
Preaching 1880
Christian Endeavor 7:3O
Preaching $3.50
Mid week prayer meeting and Teach
P. W. Walyhall, Minister.
The state herald., 1910-09-30
WHY NOT HAVE A
DETROIT VAPOR STOVE

C a ne eom oabe this hot weather the safest and ,;,
S'ove on the market have N. D., on ' 'pest
with GO INC sto
The state herald., 1910-09-30

W H.PO,lND. Register,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
VIEWS OF HUGHES
AS TO INCOME TAX
Goyernor Fayors Principle, but
Believes Federal Government
Should BE Restricted.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 5.-c;ey ernor
Hughes. 10 his annual message 10 the
legislature today. dwelt al lcuelh an the
proposed constitutional amendment con-
fsrrine on the federal government the
power 10 lay and collect an income tax
from Whatever source derived" with
OUT hPporiionment among the states ac-
coidlnI; to- popula don, and in conclusion
recommended that this amendment bc not
II am IN favor al conrcrrinr on The
FEDERAL government the power 10 lay and
collect such tax he said II believe
That this power should hc held by the
FEDERAL Eovcrnmcn, so as to property
equip II with the means OF meeting ma
tipual eXicenccs
''Eut the power 10 tax incomes should
not hs granted in such terms as 10 sub
lect 10 federal taxation the incomes de-
rived from bonds issued bv the state
Itself or those issued by municipal GOV
ernments organized under the states au-
thori;y.
TO place the borrowing capacity of
the state 9nd OF it's government agen-
.cies al rho mercy or the federal tax
ing power would be an impairment of
the essential rights of the state which
AS lis officers, VIC are bound 10 dc
The governor urged an amendment TO
antt-racing laws. pcnaliziug the practice
OF book making, even though no bets are
recorded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
REC MENDATI0NS FOR
REFORMING san FRANCISCO

r. Taylor received today the report OF
committee appointed by him In oc-
tobcr. 1905 'to Investigate and report
on the causes OF municipal corruption
In San Francisco as disclosed by the in
vcs,igatinu of the grand Jury and the
prosecution of certain persons for blib.
ery and other ofTonses against the state
The report makes u number Of rec
concentrations. among the most impor-
tant of which arc: That municipal cleo
tions he madc non partisan. the names oI
candidates 10 appear on the tickets with
out party designation; the annuln.cnt
OF franchises that have been obtained
by fraud: the enactment OF a statute
public service corporations 10
testify against themselves. and making
IL a felony 80 sell the columns OF news
paper unless they are plainly marked as
columns SOLD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
ALASKAN MINER SAYS
COOK FAXED STORY

SEATTLE. Jan. "a. q. Burton, an
Alaskan DrospectoT. who has Just ar
rived from the north and whom Dr,
Frederick a. Cook according To . mag
azinc article published some time ago,
alleged ne rescued from a bear, said to-
day shat the story was untrue.
The year of DR.. Cooks last trip 10
Alaska | saw Edward Barrill at Seward.
aud as h" WAS al old friend. I gave him
3 photograph OF myself" said Burton to-
day Later I had an experience with
bear that came near ending my lie
and was chowcd Up pretty severely.
81 was greatly surprised when the
Cook magazine article was published att
it my picture aud the story OF my cx-
perience with the bear Cook told how
his party had rescued me from the jaws
Of death, As n matter OF fact Cook was
not within 30 miles OF me at the time
the bear and ! mixed In that magazine
also was a picture Of my struggle with
the bear which Of course was "A fake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
Ope From the Police Court

irving 10 do right. but ] fear that am
about to b" convicted ON this charge
on account al my prison record and not
ON account of The fact that I am guilty.
Tor ! am not.
The complaining witness in tine ease
was liSham'S former wife. who sat with
an odd smil. ON her face as she listened
Co the mans plea for freedom. IIighaln
WAS accused OF drunkenness December
-. and 10 prove his innocence hc had
three rCputabl" witnesses In the court
Tho main wIlu"ss for tho prosecution
WAS Ilighan'S former wife. The fact
that liigham had been I'M the state
prison was brought out by tho prose-
cutiop in the cross examination. Al
though the prosecution demanded q Jail
sentence, Judge Bowman. after finding
tho man guilty. as charged I'm The com
plant. took a l"nicnt view OF the mat
Ter and gave him HIS freedom. with the
understanding that nc stop botherlnS
lis former wife.
II. c. Jalnes. grocer charged with
violation of the pure food ordinance.
in that hc had failed TO have the butter
he was selling stamped before selling
it, told The court that it had been an
oversight. IIc then pleaded guilty TO the
charge and Judge Bowman fined him
$25 ior the oversight. which James sEll-
ingly maid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
F7ealtb is Worth Saving. and Some
Salt Lake City Peopio Know
How TO Save II,

Many Salt Lake City people TAX"
their lives IN their hands by ne2lcrtin2
lie kidneys when they know these or.
gsns need help. Sick kidneys are re,
spousihIc for vast amount of suffer
ing and i'll health, but there il no need
10 suffer nor to remain in danger when
all diseases and aches aud pains due
60 weak kidneys can he quickly aud
permanently cured by the use of Doan s
kidney Pills. Here is Salt Lake City
citizen s recommendation.
Mrs. NJ. j. stevens, l2i7 West Third
south street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
saws. HThs public statement ! made
in July. 1906. in favor of Doan 5 Kid
n4y Pills gave a correct account uf my
experience with them. At different
times since theu | have used Doan 5
Iiidncv Pills, and thNy have kcpt me
in rood health. have recommended
thi. remedy on many occasions. aud ]
have no objection TO the publication Of
my statement if it will he the means
of helping other kidney sufferers.
For sale by AL dealers. Price 90
cents. Fostcr-MiIbnrn Co, Buffalo. y.
y. sole agents for tho United States.
Remember he nsme-DoaU 's-and
,aln no clhcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
Mems Wool and Silk and Wool

Underwear, t1o-piccc and union suits.
Mt % per cent discount. w. T. Fife
Co.. loo Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
FOR TOILET AND BATH
New Interpretations

The Hornet Mining company of This
citN flod articles or incorporation with
the county clerk Wednesday. IT, capital
stock is S5o.0Oo. divided into shares OF
the gar yalaN OK 10 cents each. Henry
Southwortn is president; George South
worth secretary and treasurer, These,
with Robert T. Southwor,h. Sarah A.
Sou,bworih. and Maria SoUthwovlh. con-
sltGtc the board OF directors.
Articles of in@orpora ton of The Tom
Thompson "uTnU1uy nf This city were
flied in The county clerks office. Tho
company is capitalized az $1,000. divided
into shares oi IN" par value OF 81 each.
rcr: j. f.. Thompson. yicc-prosineut; L."
T.. NoUEg, secretary. g.. l.. THOMPSON
and ! u. CosEr!h. with these. "ompos"
;lio directorate. Tho company takes over
the Tom Thompson tailoring business.
\ ccpy OF rh" articles OF ncorpura ton
Of ,ho Pneumatic Water Lin company
or ogden was filed with tho secretary
divided into shares Of th" par Ealuc Ui
81 each. T.. q. McGriE is president: W.
M fycstuDh, VIC" president, G. ~. lyr..
secretary aud trr1surcT. These. with
Valentine Gideon and T.. l.. toumbs. con-
sttntc The board Of directors. The com
pauy takes over a r"t"nl is-urd 10 q. g..
Rood OF Ogden ior Il water cleVatinS ap-
pII@'tu@.
Tho Young Mems company of Spanish
Fork tiIcd - copy OF lis articles OF mcor-
noTItion win th" secretary Of state. It's
capital stock j. S,i. 600 div idud into
shares OF the par N3llI" oi Slo Ccch. Tho
company takes over th" business ot tho
Young M"a.a Consolidated Cu-opcraiiye
Institution Of Spanish ror5. Tho dirrc-
tors arc r. w.. .ronoy. \, n. EoClShin.
IIcnry GarJurr. Alma .indi'us benjamin
hray!c aud J. u. Bowen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
OGDEN EXCURSION
VIA Bamberger Line.

Via Bamberger Line,
, rOund IMP, January 9TH. 9Th,
! stb; good returning until Jan.
4. trains daily 10 25th aud Lin
f-lsn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
4 AMERICAN CONDEMNED
BY RUSSIAN COURT

ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 5.-Joscph *,
Mcads, an American and two local on-
glnccrS were condemned by thr superior
court today TO one week : arrest for neg
ligencc in connection With the cNploSi"n
% the submarine Dragon in the NcVa
river Last August. This rcVcrses the de-
csion OF the admiralty investigation
committee. which found that the acGi-
dent Was due 10 unavoidable causes.
Moads. whose home is at Baltimore
was tender of the Dragon and in the
employ OF the builder simon Lake, Of
Bridgeport, Conn. lie snd sixteen Others
we're injured IN the explosion. which wa
said 10 he due probably 10 tho ignition
OF bouzne. TIL" submarine, built ior
ihc Russian goVcnmcn;. had not been
formally accepted at the time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
ADMITS HER RELATIONS
WITH ALLEGED MURDERER

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan 5.-Alrs. Mar
garct Rcmaudorr said today that for
many years she had known James Il.
Logan. ON trial at Colyille, Wash, ior
murder but that he was not her nus
band Frank Eomandorf as alleged by
the prosecuting officials at Colviile,
Logan is accused OF having killed Mrs:
Agnes j. Jansen, his bousckeeper. last
October. He was formerly loconlotive
engineer and owns property In Indiana.
Illinois. and This state, When she was
shown Il photograph of Logan. Mrs, Ro-
rnaudorr's grown daughter, Bessie, ad-
mouished her 10 say nothing. Mrs. Eo-
manGorf said
81 knew Logan in Pennsylvania. We
nfterward resided in various parts of
Nebraska. | also knew him in Spokane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
dR|CAL MEN IN
| SECOND MEETING
ii. Is TO Present United
EsDt in Fight for Better
Working Rules.

contractors or salt Lake held
81 meeting at tho Commercial
Tssrcs5,v afternoon 10 discuss
4 P'.,rplng i permanent nIEaniza .
.r,poscd bylaws and consu-
~, orSanization were present
-,,iered. and, with a few slight
eommrudcd Wednesday, they
.,,v b. adopted at a meeting Ia
4. for next week. At that time
IN also be adopted by tho or
=. Tho meeting next week may
sion FOR n banquet also. rs Il
! cs'S,9 ass appointed "Wednesday 10
- ,bc feasibility of this plan.
,r,col contractors say tho prin-
~, of their organization viii he
fr united front in the nEnt
~ ,cenl1tlons regarding electrical
q s.it Lake. They have consid-
80 rnronr report OF the engineers
Z 1,x.,ional Sosrd Of Fire Under
'srJinc the electrical wiring in
, y snd the many defects noted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06

rs. rs thcir names could bc
ID ihc clerk, seven men arose and
n Inc before Judge Bowman I'm
fsinil division ol tic city court
|s,y afternoon. Each one of the
n charged witt vagraDCy and
h turn down the line, pleaded
h The charge. All were then
|irir chuice OF leaving the city
'bE six months on tho chain gang.
rking out oi the window at the
He'd with snow and getting Wis
srendiUg SIX months at hard la
y man Sicnilicd hi: intention OF
he civ. Sentences IN the va
hEs was then suspended until
-Isday, afternoon. when. II found,
! Will 90 six months
Ksdy-loolling specimens of the
and JetsJm of humanity pleaded
b The charge Of taking too much
El were discharged.
u Will emotion. due TO the in
q his suppressed feelings, \ =,
]. Charged With drunkenness, arose
le SlIcnce said lo Tn" court: II
.leUr bonor. chat I served Il term
liah STATE prison. bat was
Y by the governor or this state
lr members of the hoard OF par
illfT they made . thorough in
.tl as 10 nay actions since my
AM living an honest life and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
MARK TWAIN SEEKING
HEALTH IN BERMuDAS

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--ln far nom good
nenlfh and cricf-strlckcn AT tie recent
death OF his daughter. Jean. samuel t..
ClaIncus. better known as Mark Twain.
sailed for Bermuda today.
Mr. Clemens said Tie s'ilmcnt OF Which
l!c complained on his arriNa! from Hcr-
m1Irlg two wccss ago had returned. VI"
attributed the pain in his left breast.
however. tu Indigestion. land that X
not tho sort of ailmcnt HAT causes pcoP.c
to die" h." added.
IIe cXnects To stay At least q month.
tho time o. his rcturu depending upOT the
improvement IN his hca!tn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
Mrs, Irwir'c Body DELAYED.

Word WAS received hy 4. r. Christon-
sen of this city Wednesday thnt L. ~
Irwin Is rUroutc Ia this city from III
WIN. who died ~ rhnt plIc" last S7tur-
dav evening. MIR. irwin stated In tho
telegram tliat hc viii not arrive here nm
III Friday at 20 O'clock in the morning.
on account uf foods. Tho funeral wlll
l,o hold rrnrt tho twentieth ward meet
ing house I'riGay. ~ = O'Clock iu tho aft
ornran with private int"rincut. The
body was Ia hryc reached hero today,
Mrs Trwius death WIs ,-luycd hy acCi-
dental 1SphyNlQiinu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
Success

comes only to the man or woman who
is Of strong nerve. keen brain, and
boundless energy. TO perfect these
Qualities iu those who lack them we
put up Palmo Tablets. They do the
work. aud besides are great for tue
kidneys, induce restful sleep, and make
you look and feel yenrs younger, g
ccnts Book free Address The = Il.
Fril co. Cleveland. %. +, J. Hill Drus
Co. 81 West 2nd South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
Removal.

Ii Mer Co., pawnbrokers, have
4 % Gi East First South. Half
|a,Tsst.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
7 ". Williams Testises.

d ". Williams, Huntington, w,
r,a,, us as follows: "This is to
. ,h,t ] used Folcy's Kidney Rem
! ,ryous exhaustion and kidney
. ,sd am free to say that Foley 8
!, Remedy will do all that you
q, !, Schramm-.Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
EXCURSIONS TO DENVER
Via o. S. l., & U. P. Lines.

For Colorado Apple Show and Amcri.
can National Live Stock Association
convention. Tickets on sale January
2nd and 3rd, and January 9th, 9TH and
10Th: limit January 31st. Round trip,
$1,000. City ticket Office, pol Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01
Social and
Personal.

r-HE two clubs that make Saturday
afternoon such gala time Tor
society Will be Hospitality open
as usual to-day. The Hermitage
Will have an Informal dance and re.
ception this afternoon In honor OF
The Deep Run Hunt Club. which
was TO have. had us big hunt, fol-
lowed ny brilliant reception at the
club hruse, has postponed the recep-
ton until next Saturday, owing 10
the severe weather of the past few
Rcccntion mt the Mansion.
The reception at the Executive Man
sion tonight viii be tho most i'm
portant social event of the day. on
account of its official nature and the
general interest taken in II.
The Governor and Mrs Swanson
win this evening receive the public
and it's GOOD wishes for the New Year.
The entire lower suite OF the Man
sion VIII be thrown open, and music
will be rendered during tile evening
by nm orchestra.
Concerning Mrs. Waldorf Aston.
a writer IN a current issue of A
popular woman magazine compli-
ments Mrs. Wal orf Astor and Mrs.
John Jacob Aston as follows:
regret 10 state that we shall not
see Mrs. Waldorf Astor In New York
this winter. for there are few AInerl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01
B U|L DING SUITS
CIRC Us PEOPLE
Thorough Examination Of Amphi-
theatre Made by Rhoda
Royals Agent.

Gus Henderson, one OF the advance
representatives of the Rhoda Royal
Two ring Circus IIippodrome and
Wild West. which begins a weeks en-
gagement in the Horse show building
Monday night, arrived here yesterday.
Mr.. Henderson is here to see to It
that the ampitheatre which is to be
the temporary home of the big show
next week, Is made ready In every
way for the proper housing of the
circus. He expressed surprise at the
adaptability OF the horse showrbuld
ing for winter circus purposes ana
says the show will appear to eXcep-
tional advantage III it. According to
the advance man, the New Auditorium
in Atlanta, in which the circus is eS-
hibiting this week, and which cost
several hundred thousand dollars, IS
not as well adapted for the show as
the Richmond amphithcatrc
For instance says Mr. Henderson,
the arena IL Just the right size, neith-
CT too biz nor too small, and this ac-
cording to the advance man, Is one OF
the secrets which goes u long ways
toward making tho indoor circus q
novelty
Another advantage which the horse
show building possesses is its heat
ing arrangements, and those who have
attempted To sit through an enter
tainnent shiverlng with cold will flp
preciate the luxury of steam heat, q
comfortable seat and other advantages
which an indoor circus affords
Rlchmonders, heretofore, have had
to DO their circus going, in the fall,
and at best the accommodations aft
orded have not been any too colnforta-
BILE To be able to sit through AN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01

can women who have made in a short
time such an excellent position for
themselves. 1t seems only 81 few years
ago that the charming LanShornc girls
were at Miss Danlelss school in Rich
Rond, and that tho eldest was chosen
to lead the cotiilion at the Patriarchs.
with the late FRANKLIN Bartlett The
next year she became the wife OF
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist and
was the inspiration for the famous
Gibson girl. Her sister. who married
Mr. Shaw, when quite soung, and
whose union did not prove happy
one, was candid, kind hearted, i'm
pulsfyc girl. with q keen wit and a
as. picturesque as Mrs. Gibson. Mrs.
John Jacob Astor, on the occasion of
her first London visit. extended the
olive branch TO the Waldorf Astors.
between whom and Mrs. William AS
tor. her mother-in-l aw there had been
some friction. and brought together
young Astor and her dear friend Mrs.
Shaw, who had already been e5tab-
lished in London society. so that q
match was the result and from that
moment royalty and the fashionable
world of London We'd in attentions TO
the Waldorf Astors. Mrs, Waldorf
Astor Is one OF the few women who
can talk TO royalty unaffectedly, and
the traditional hedge around crowned
personages rneits into thin air.
In Honor of Mrs. Potter.
Miss Cally Ryland entertained at a
brilliant New Years Eve dinner mart
last night. in honor of Mrs. James
Brown Potter. formerly Miss May
Handy. OF Richmond.
Luncheon for the Yale Glec Club.
Miss Frances Scott and Mrs. George
Cole Scott have invited a number OF
the young society girls to meet the
Yale Glee Club at luncheon on Tues
day January (. at o'clock, at the
Scott home. on West Franklin Street.
yespcr Services.
Nesner snrNices Viii he hold ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01
celebrate wedding Anni,cr,,r-.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
SPENCER, y. c.. December 31.-SIr.
and Mrs John HatIey well-known
residents of Spencer, celebrated the
twenty Eighth anniversary of their
marriage yesterday by inviting score
or more of their relatives and friends
TO a sumptuous dinner, which was
served at their home In Spencer. The
parents of both Mr.. and Mrs HatIey.
together with n!4ny friends. were pres
ent. Mr. HALEY and his family moved
TO this place from Norfolk several
years ago. having resided at that
place after leaving their former home
in Concord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01
Hnrncs-.-Itord.

Especial 10 Tho TIMes-Dlspatch,J
pretty homo wedding took place ycsterda.
evening at the home of Nlrs, ". ". Ford,
when her daughter Miss Berthe Is. Ford,
was married to Prof Perciva s. Barnes,
of Washington Grove, Md. DIR. w. ". Ham
ilton was the ofrciating minister.
Little Misses Virginia Hamilton, Marquee
rite Morris, May Miller and May Page were
tho ribbon girls. The bride was given away
by William W. Wilson. Jr. Prof. j. $,
QThomas, OF Richmond, was the best man.
and Miss Annie e. Ford, sister OF the
bride, was the maid OF honor. After the
marriage a reception was held, Prof. and
Mrs. Barnes left during the night for q
Northern trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01

evening at the circus without encoun-
tering any inconvenience whatever
is of itself worth good deal. and to
do this, and at the same time watch
an arenic performance of the highest
calibre, is a good thing which the
people of Richmond are not likely to
overlook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01

residence OF the brides parents. Rich
ard Laban Walrond and Miss Eleanor
Lambert We're united in marriage. Mrs.
Alpheus w. Coon. the sister of tho
bride, was the matron OF honor, and
Ed. Lambert was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. George
BraXton Taylor, D. D.. pastor of Enon
Baptist Church.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
rond will make their home near Hol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01

da ROYAL show has the finest ring
stock in the world, and it is no trick
at all to pick out horse worth
small fortune from the Rhoda Royal
collection.
Mr.. Royal. as is we'll known, has
been accredited for years TO be the
worlds greatest horse trainer, and his
famous stable of high-school thorough
breds- are famous throughout circus
dom as the finest animal actors In the
show business.