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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

) BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the
trustee. dated October 81.
1908, and recorded In the clerks office
of Richmond Chencery Court, In D. B.
900 G., page 413. default having been
made OF a part OF the debt therein
secured, and being SO required to do
by the note h older, II Will sch at public
auction. on the promises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1910.
at 5 o'clock p. A., the real estate de-
scribed in the above mentioned deed
of trust as follows: All that lot OF
land. with the improvements thereon,
lying and being in the city Of Rich
mond Va, beginning on the south line
of Cary Street, between Richie and
Robinson Streets, so feet west OF Richie
Street, and fronting on Cary Street
48 feet and running back between
parallel lines 1875 feet to a 14-foot
alley
This property is lying directly in
the line OF improvements IN the West
End. and should demand the attention
of home-seekers and investors.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of sale and
any. taxes to the date OF sale. and to
pay two notes aggregating $1,545, with
interest from October a1.S1 s1'o: any bal
ance at one and two years from date
of sale, with interest, secuIed BY q
deed OF trust upon the property. or all
cash at the option Of the purchase
VIM. B. PIzZINI, Trustee.
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ALFREDs 10, \ COHEN,
VIM. H. CRAWFORD,
Spectal Commissioners.
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FOR SALE. ESTABLISHED DRUG
business in suburban town; steadily
growing; fne chance; satisfactory
care Times Dispatch.
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III have brought with me a wonder
fful j eanne dare of Moreau. It Is a
drama OF amazing power and beauty
trial. It has made q sensation In
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pelp 0GlaGEcD, ...fsfnalS.
WAITED FIVE FfKsT. CLASS LADY
for out Of town. Apply N. GOLD
ssTEIN, ZIG North Fifth Street. store
downstairs
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
INVESTMENT PROP
ERTY, KNOWN AS NOS. g2615g AND
2615h EAST GRACE STREET.
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YOUNG LADY, ExPERTF BOOKKEEP-
er, wants position. experienced in all
Office work. Address Il SO. care
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YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION
as stenographer and Office assistant;
capable: willing to begin on moo
crate salary. Address MISS SPEN-
GER. Franklin. Va.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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WANTED. BRIGHT. ACTIVE SALES
girls with or without experience. for
all departments. reference required.
MILLER & RHOADS.
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The Atlantic Land e Co.
80 Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of stock
holders OF the AtlaRtic Land and
Improvement Company will be held
at the Office Of the company. In the
city Of Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day OF sNovember, a. y. 1910.
at 1880 o'clock F. NJ.
I. 8 II. Il. BORDEN;
"A NJ Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Si
LOT HsLARGT BRICK
CARPENTER SHOE. IN REAR.
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FOR SALE, TOP BUGGIEs. $40 ss5
SIS, 1885,; runabouts. s35. !.
Surveys, $11o. s125. SITS. THoS a
DUKE e. CO.. So Brook Avenue.
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5ReaI8EEs tatea AuctioneersT
3SS1'sFa = = '7S1s ~
TRusTEE'S sALE

Two TWO: TQRYS.F FIR AATE, HOUSES
ON THEM RTFI11A ST q CORNER OF
ORSANDaRQ 4ANDSSTREETS
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n VIM 3. PizzIni Company,
723 r.. Main Street,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF "A
DETACHED STX-ROOAI
FRAME DWELLING. WITH LOT As
FEET BY 125 FEET, ON SOUTH
LINE OF CARY STREET. JUST
WEST OF RICHIE STREET AND
KNOWN AS NO. 1905 WEST CARY
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FOR SALE. .cfIEAP, ONE COZ, ~ v III.
horse; eight years old. Apply 1893
East Cary Street.
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IN V.eXECUlIVIIsIO VI q, UCCIVV N6ULV1EU III
the Law and Equity Court on October
rs, 1910, in the hereinafter named suit.
I. Will sell by auction. on The premises.
on 3sss ss9ss
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER Q, 1910.
at a 80 O'Clock P. N. the above men
toned two buildings, built In fats
having four fats of six rooms each.
They are modern and up-to-date. hav-
Ing only been built about two years
ago. Lot 33 by $50 feet deep to an
alley IN rear 4 s feet vide
TERMS: Two thirds Of the purchase
by a note at two years al ter d te, with
interest at per cen t., payable an
6nually, and the title retained until all
Of the purchase noneyS5is paid = or al
~ Ohm GARLAND POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
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.PIANo--LADY LEAVING CIT Y WOULD
sacrifice elegant mahogany piano;
exceptional bargain for cash ADJ
Il dress u 70. care Times. Dlspatch.
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And woman suffrage?
\ Madame Sarah cares nothing for IT.
IT wrote a letter a short time ago."
said she. "ace pting an honorary nam
sbership in the n came d Arc Lea que.
mistaken IMPRESSION, that a Il had some
connection with France and patriot
Ism, lis 81 IN
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6ituations 0Mallien. female.

SOTJNG LADY WITH THREE YEARS
experience in steno@raphic and gen
eral Office work, desires position.
Best references. X "a. care Times
Iei-..a !. -,
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FOR SALE. JACKSON WARD LOT;
very cheap. Apply G15 Bropk Ave-
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!. AUCTION q = =; 9N SALE |'..l ]: j

We will sell at auction. on the pre-
misses, for a non-resident corporation,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fs, 1910,
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ. the ab owe men
small houses This properly must Be
sold even II at big sacrifice. They
are splendid renters. and will pay
handsomely on the amour expected.
e. TERMS: Announced atasale.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
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= a CALLED COMMUNICATION
w of Fraternal Lodge. No. So. a. j..
W\ and a. NJ. will be he'll at the
Masonic Temple THIS (aIonday) EVEN.
Ing at 9 o'clock for the purpose of
paying the last sad tribute OF respect
to our late Brother s. w. Norment
Members are urgently requested TO
attend. and members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fraternaily
invited to unite with US.
BY order of the Worsnipful Master
WIN. fREfNtIEIMEaR,A
Secretary.
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- . -
HllstellaneouS.
RubIfOuI

r, + I'd M
WHEREVER ACHE on PAIN IS Lo-
cated--stiffness and soreness Of mus.
Giles or joints--rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
tho pain disappears: the greatest all.
round IMMINENT in use for man and
beast: try it-don't suffer-here. 10
the right help; Csc bottles. at drug
4 gists'. 81 So
FINE UPHoLsTERTNG AND MAT.
TRESSES
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up
i s holstered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF.
1925 West Broad. Phone 1892.
- SHOE REPA1RINti.5 $50
sc HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES;
ludies', Soc; childrea's. 40c and up;
every pair sewed. DIsI;Nv'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7l61 East
Z, lfuin. Phone Monroe 1851.
Mtettng8
Virginia Railway and Power Co.
62s-630 East Main Street,
sor1cr RishT RMRnR Geto5e fyE ~ 1 TaXr
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the. Virginia Railway and
Power Company Will be held at the
general office OF the company, In the
city Of Richmond, Va. on WE'D
ST NEspAY. November 2. 1910. at 10
o'clock NJ. :. I'll
The transfer books will be CLOSED
on Friday. October II, 1910. at
o'clock P. NJ, and will be reopened
% o gsasida <. N n. 9 1917 q q
- cry PHILL1pS
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Meoni FLORENCE NJ, Gdn.,... Plaintifr
against 81.
VIM. Johnston Meoni ct ais. Defendants.
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
City Of Richmond:
i, P p. Winston, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required .of the
special commls sionerS by the decree in
said cause Of October as. 910. has
been duly given. y Z ~ .538
Given under my hand t n 7th lay
3of October. IL 10. NJ
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flats far s. mi.
1Flata QIQaanren.

u lHtH tUQs]{I IA Z
fARRfEiDsI COUPLE, No ScHILDREN,,
wish Ito rent furni shed \ flat { of three
or four rooms. With private bath and
steam hent i; wi Il II lease and pay is God
sSselt rent for a good 3 nome. Address ID
81. &624. care Times -Sslspa tch. as ss4s
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q EXCEILENTT BOARD;T FURNISHED
rooms ;;s "a also unfurnlshed: south
rooms: private bath; 81 second floor
.St4&Parls Avenue 7Sssss2s
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FINE CORNER SALOON PROPERTY.
adjoining Light street Wharf, saltl-
more. Lot. 45x90. in fee. Saloon cs-
tablished fifty years. r. B., 629 Light
Street. Baltimore Md 800
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CAN T-- YOU 8BEAT3 THIS? MAIN
Street, corner. West; \ 1a6x179.10 feet;
r s26 foot; two side lots can be cut
Sae off Sworth S12 foot. Ma isol1 IL
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38narnlnQI.

ms. CHARLES 4. Bowers. rs
East Franklin: handsomely appoints
ed rooms. with board; ; large. we'll
ventilated dining roonn opening, on
I. Second Street;.mealss by day or week
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10s1 EAST Nam STREET, FOR REM;
two double par1ors, suitable for doc
tors Office or d enlist. and nice fur-
hi shed rooms for rent 4 u Sc OF p l1one.
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SEAMSTRESS DESIRES SEWING b
the day. Phone Madison 1911.
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One OF the plays which Madame sa-i
rahg is to produce, and in which she
Iof the romantic Far Away Princess,
I'm La Princess Lointatne." Of Eds
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HAVING EN- LARG ED NJ W DINING
room; n can now accommodate few
more table lboarders. 200 East
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.1.Eplrl:,ll 6alr.

FOR SALE COMPLETE SET 8 FsBXNK
fixtures y good as new; at q bargain.
Address Box SAT, Richmond. Va.
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$500 WILIT BUY AZ. HOUS o. RENTS
for $40 month. Apply SIS Brook
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.'And Z shall show you my idea Of
Il Juda &. 4 only i shall be Judas, not Mary
\ Magdalene, In q new drama by ] ohm
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YOU CAN FIND THE C. II. cosBY's
patent, air-tight, combination baker
and heater at d23 " Broad Street
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a dark green skirt, a white
a tight fitting toque Of
net, trimmed with brown
mes. A long, rich mole
e, gray suede gloves, a
oses and a long gold chain,
lie Jewels at the6 end, of ! =.
her costume. In English,
has learned to speak With
approaching fluency, she
It she had had g. delightfUl
,r seas, on a delightful ship,
!. from the ancient ship Of
TILL Nantucket had been
waves had behaved them
she had not been inconr
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Zeal estate for salt.

Charles city county: good soil and
buildings: near wharf price, $500.
For particulars and other bargains.
Il address or call on sDEVERELLS q
8SE co.. CylarenOnt.e-V a. -
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6UALITY An D N 10 q NTI1EYY RID
guarnnt eed rom y s, We have % r..
pine Or 81 Nv "a. sSari ~ Ices
Ss are sirl ght. u w spl Lease avery bosiys
" ri one Mad son 091 ass M RTIi CARO-.
il LIN NV cd IA GOA I'M 3 97i
Brook venue, Il IIss
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I leave you I expect to ap-t
several new roles, said
sarah at the Hotel Plaza. 7
ent Les Bpuffons' the origi-,
. play we know here as The
ks also Richepin's arrange
|, Wond erful Italian drama by
iii, called La Cend Della
Is the story Of an atrocious
,r the manner of the Borgias
ated on an enemy by q man
had injured. Possibly, IL 1T IL
line, l shall show you the new
Rostand. But It may not be
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q You CAN GET THE BEST IIICISORY
,tf'5i wood In the d ty.s Gu q stove
HI lengt this, Nhy cal ling " As4AND NJ CAR.
i 4JVEINNIIxC Co.,. son "a IL sS.s
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FOR5 SALE, q ON BROAD STREET
! Road, near city, three rich farms and
dwellings, contain 3o,s 3S and q acres
EACH LET me show you ,@ th ese nice
homes; you need one. dress ] 81.
" car Z i'm eS.Dlsp patch. ~
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Goal ann QMooo.

6AVE YOU TRIED As LOAD OF OUR
factory GOD. 4 sui tia Bile Il kind ling
4 IS and fight Il co olSing [? $ Cost you & emily.
one. hall q the, sprice Of other wood
3sssa S. HE COTTRELL & son Phone
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Business Opportunities.
WlNTED, MEN OF IDEAS MO fIAVB
some Inventive ability. GREELEY q
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash.
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Rnn11t8 for Rpu[t.,

eOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
with sun parlor 103 Fast Grace
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|. ical vibrator with six applicators,
and one double-cell medical battery
! with appliances: both In frst-clasa
condition. a WANT. 1905 T.. Main
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VACANT Tot of LAND IN THE, PLAN
OF THE .BLANDON" TRACT. JUST
2WEST OF AND NEAR THE NEW
RESERVOIR PARK.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-08-04

tended TO make complete and fully eff
fective the Acknowledgement la~, ano
II was also intended TO protect the bal
lot box, even at our primaries, from
the presence of men VINO did not live
in Georgia, OF men who were not resi-
dents of the counties where they ought
to vote. and of men who were willing
to wait until the excitement of the
election was on to ha e their taxes paid
for them, AMI 10 be otherwise compen-
sated as an re dent to exercise. e the
privilege of voting
Our political opponents demand the
repeal of our registration laws. Tney
expressly declare their de-re to ex,
tend the day of registration until 80
days before the date Of the election.
Let US see what would be the conse-
Quence of this change. f'''
Our general state primary comes APP
proximately 50 days before the election
Our county primaries come still earlier
To extend the time for registration until
30 days before the election would prevent
the registrars from doing anything to
purge the registration list, practically
abolish registration. and leave any man
the privilege no matter where he may
come from to participate in our pr-
maries. 1t would open wide the door to
Illegal voting 1t would destroy the pur-
ity of the ballot box. 1t would discourage
the patriotic voter from participating in
elections because he would know that
the active politician and the agent Of
the interests, using money, would make
his vote ineffective.
Under our present law registration
closes during the first week in April. 1t
requires from that day until the first Of
June to perfect the registration lists, and
to give an opportunity to the registrars
to purge the list. Our registration law
provides for an appeal by any man who
is dissatisfied with the action of The
registrars to the superior court, as APP
peas are had from justice courts. The
action also of the registrars is subject
to supervision by the courts of equity.
We close our registration work on, the
part of the registrars a sufficient length
of time before the general primary to
prevent the excitement of the election
from hindering the registrars in their ju-
dicial work, and also sufficient q time
TO permit supervision of the conduct Of
the registrars by the courts if such SUI
pervision is necessary. WE HAVE |
MADE A GREAT STEP FORWARD |
TOWARDS THE PURITY OF THE |
BALLOT BOX.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS.
The only SANITARY PORCELAIN ENAM-
ELED CHAIR the market. This chair is
made completely in our own factory, doing
away with the cheap nickel plated work. such as
you other chairs, finishing chairs with
porcelain glass enamel Remember, WE are
manufacturers. selling YOU direct, doing away
with the MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT, which means
great saving to YOU. Compare our PRICES
and TERMS with the high rent payers Vfbra-
tors, chairs. fixtures and hair driers sold on IN
stalments of So per month.
Several bargains in second hand chairs
JAMES BARKER, INC,
Phone Franklin 33S9. 94 Turk ST.
EUGENE PANARIo. Mgr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
BUTTERFLY RAISING
is LATEST INDUSTRY
Farms Devoted to Culture for
Sale to EntOmoIogists

One of the strangest methods of
making money, writer in Chambers
Journal points out, is surely the rails
ing of butterflies in the same manner
as one runs a poultry farm. Yet In
Europe there are several such estab-
lishments, and they have attained
degree of great prosperity.
One in France rose from very humble
beginnings to an extensive industry,
while similarly in these islands there
is a f1ourishing farm on the southeast
ern outskirts of London Here in the
early spring may be seen as many as
forty of fifty thousand caterpillars and
pupae, while in the summer there may
be thousands of butterflies of every
conceivable color and beauty fitting
about the various houses in which they
are Gagged
This novel nursery covers an acre
or so. and the strange stock is housed
in large cages built around trees, so
disposed as to provide inside conditions
as analogous to those of nature as
possible. In addition, there are nu-
merous smaller cages of a portable
character, which, with their strange
point to point as desired, and attached
to the trees.
In extensive glass houses are culti-
waited hosts of plants and flowers of in
finite variety, on which the caterpillars
and butterflies can move about at their
own sweet will. The farm is carried
out on lines very similar to those in
orchid cultivation, and assistants are
retained for scouting various parts of
the country for new specimens. The
product of the farm is sold to ento-
mologists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Northwestern Tourney
Good Racing Card At
Park Tomorrow

The park amateur driving club will
resume its matinee races on the park
stadium track tomorrow afternoon. A
good program of five races is on the
card and the usual well known trotters
and PAGERS win start. The entries are
as follows:
First race. class A pace, mile heats. two in
three. Perry's Little Medium H NJ Ladd's
RiRgrose, D. Z. Honman's Dietatum, L. Ma
risch's Little Dick, l. L. Borden's Roberta
Second race, free for all trot mile heats two
in tbree-H. Boyle's MOdicum. s. Christensen g
keina DlrectUm, A. Ottinger's Charley It
Third race, class B trot. mile heats two in
three-R Noan's Billie Burke. Captain w Mat
sons Bird Eye. r. Consanis Dividend F. l.
Mstthes' Walter @, ]. L. Borden's Barney Bar.
nato.
Fourth race. class trot mile heats. two in
three-M> w Herzog's Lady Nell. H. C. AhIer's s
Sunset Belle. A. Ottinger's Mike Kelley r l.
Mattbes' Raymond NJ, F. W. Thompson's Lady
Washington. J. W Smedley's Red Velvet T. Won
Issendorf's Cita Dillon.
Fifth race, class A pace, mile heats two in
fhree-H. Boyles Zoe Dell. I. B. DalzeIrs John
T. ID. T. Hofmans Balboa.
Officers Of the day: Starter, G. f. ErIin:
tudges-J- A.. McKerron, A. J. Molers, H. A.
Kosenbaum; timers-A. Joseph, r. Nolan: mar
shsl. H II. Ladd; secretary. f. ". Thompson
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
POOR PROOF READER
is THE OFFICE "GOAT"
Blamed for All Errors, But
Pleads Oyerwork

"Oh. yes said a proof reader, sI've
let good many errors get by me. But
it's not my fault. I'm overworked
The correspondence editor jumped
me last week because I allowed a reply
and an answer to get mixed The mixed
paragraph came out like this:
Remedy for coated tongue-Wash
the tongue well and soak it in cold
water over night. In the morning put
it into a kettle full of cold water, stand
it over very slow fire and let it sim
mer gently for three hours, or until you
can pierce it easily with a fork
Our shorthand reports are so full of
errors that It's no wonder 1 overlook
few of them. L overlooked on Thurs
day. in a speech of President Taft's,
nasty error, one that seemed to have
something personal and offensive in it.
The president, you see, said in his
speech, The day is big with fate, and
it came out in the paper, The day is big
with fat -
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
STRENGTH VARIES
AS YEARS INCREASE
Man Supposed to Be Strongest
When in His Thirties

Experiments made with thousands of
men show that the muscles of the
average man have their period of in
crease and decline, whether he uses
them much or little. The average
youth of II has lifting power of ESQ
pounds.
BY his twentieth year his power has
increased to such degree that he
should be able to exert lifting power
Of 500 pounds, while his maximum
power is reached in his thirtieth or
thirty-first year. 365 pounds then being
recorded.
At the expiration of the thirty first
year his power begins to decline very
gradually at first. falling but pounds
by the time he is 30. From 30 to so
the decrease of power is somewhat
more rapid, having dropped to $50
pounds at the latter age, the average
lifting power of man of SO, therefore
being slightly greater than that Of a
man Of 20.
After so the decrease in strength is
usually rapid. but the rate of decrease
varies surprisingly in individuals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
MCLOUGHLIN STAYS
FOR SEMI-FINALS
San Franciscan viii Meet BeaIS
Wright i'm Upper Division of
National Draw

BRoOKLINE. Mass, July 21.-Sev-
eral surprises occurred today in the
national championship tennis games.
The first in the third round when N
". Niles and A s. Dabney, who WON
the eastern title last year. We're de-
feated by P. Ware and n. P. Hallowen,
2 comparatively obsure team, SIS,
SIS, IS, 6-4, e-3.
The conqueror's prestige was short
lived. however, for in the next round
the Yale team of r. A. Holden Jr and
F. NJ. Walrous won from them, 6-2,
6-4, 1t, 6-3.
Another surprise came when eBals
c. Wright and Raymond d. Little in
ternationansts. were put out of the
tournament by @. f. Touchard and c.
r. Gardner of New York in five set
match. e-3, 60. 2-s, 3-6, ga.
in the Longwood singles the semi
finals in the upper division of the draw
viii be Beals C. Wright and NJ z. Nc
defeated T. J. Sulloway. 6-2, SIS
6-4, and Mclaughlin won from G. f.
Touchard. 6-4, 6-3, e-3.
Northwestern Tourney
MINNEAPOLIS, July 21-The semi
final round in the singles in the north
western tennis championship tourna-
ment will be played tomorrow at Lake
Minnetonka, with L. II. Waidner of
Chicago and W. G. Graves of ST. Paul
and Joseph Armstrong of st. Paul and
H. z. Gardner of Chicago matched.
The finals will be played Saturday,
and the winner will become champion,
as NJ Z. Mclaughlin. last years cham
pion, Will not return to defend his
title.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
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