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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
MASS MEETING TO
AROUSE INTEREST
Men Will Assemble Tonight to
Hear Speeches for Good
Of Athletics.

As conclusive proof that interest in
track athletics is increasing AT Rich
mond College, IT is but necessary 10
uotc that the squad trying for the
team has Increased from six. n few
DAYS ago to twenty one Yesterday.
Nearly every man in college who has
unN ability nj all OH the track has
signicd his intention OF coming out
and helping to fill some gap
What il most needed at this time
IS n man who can 20 over the barrier
In he pole vault y number OF mid
die distance runners have come for
ward At the shot-p put the team Is We'll
represented in Meredith ana s5adler
in the sprnts Mcredith TAYLOR ana
Vaughan look good, while OH the relay
team the mcn who went io Washing
ton stiff look best.
Manager Frank Corlcy, Of the squad
has within the past few days nut on
a sui and is now working along wiz
the rest Of the men.
4 a ma SS ri,cciinS will he hold in thc
chapel At thr college tu-nIght al s
O'clock. II is hoped that every man
III college VIII be iii Attendance. Mem-
bors Of The faculty Will make speeches.
md in addition others Interested in
college athletics Will make short talks.
Il l'reparafio for tho indoor and
open air meet 10 he conducted by Rich
rnond College and the Blues are being
made. Letters have bcen written ia
the various schools in tie section from
which the athletes will come and in
many instances favorable replies have
been received Invitations will Is,
sent 10 Cornell. Wesleyan Princeton
Yale and Harvard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
W AR N WEATHER
. HELPS BALL TEAM
Captain Gill Takes Charge of
Applicants and Men Given
Much Practice

Applicants for the Richmond Coilegs
baseball team were out iii force yes
tcrdny afternoon. and under tho guild :
ancc OF Captain Gill. put in several
hours OF hard work. Batting. fielding
and throwing were the particular lines
Of endeavor. 1t is believed by those,
who know That the college has most
bright prospects for a success ful base
bail season this year. Nearly al! Of
the old men arc back, ana in addi-
ton there are several moro than
promising new candidates.
Coach Long Is expected about March
-. and when he arrives the real work
VIII begin. He will find the squad IN
good physical condition, due to the pre- :
.lininary workout There are nearly
forty men trying for the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
LARGER TROPHY CASE NEEDED.
""sements BcinE Nude by Uni.cr..
tfH Athletic Association.
i, ! Sn ., to The Times Dispatch

chaarpioc,'ia ns to The Times, Dispatch
ianRemcnts arc being made hv Dr w
y lambeth. OF the University of Viz.
SIT Tor me purchase OF new and
more cominodious trophy case for tic
rnIhose OF keeping and displaying TIC
many athlc'lc trophies that are brouph,
nome by the various teams. New Guns
hno prizes arc continually being won
py me track team. Besides these
mere arc in Tho Fayerweather gym
ra a,,a.n ease containing bascbalis
painted In different. colors ana score.
elhnienatic OF Nirsinia's many victor
~ Oh nc diamond. Tho General Ath.
ie.,e association has decided that /,
~ pe 'nosi hitting to procure a case
'"' &c enough 10 hold both the track
ana baseball trophies, and place # n
o"'5plc"ous nlacc, so that visitors
AZ nc University may view It as
record ana monument to the splendid
Orange ana Blue. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
Y. w. C. A. Athletics

Tie first Two of the series of seven
volieyball games between Corey's Pets
ana Itice's Darlings were played last
night before a large crowd Tho first
game WAS n battle royal and though
me Pets won out, Il to 10, their on
ponents had ten points before they got
Eo!nE. II was a game. uphill fight
me DarlinEs got going in tic second
game and VOL out handiIy. 81 TO IL
NeXi Friday night the second series
viii be played
In the Indoor Baseball League game
earlier in the evening the Hustlcrs
trimmed the Itushers, who arc leading
the league. q to G.
Score by innings. I'll
HuStlcrs . ...c o / q "a I
r@rShefS 5-....:.,......,-:' o. 90 1--G II
Two-basc hits-Gillinm Rrucc, Cher
mault. Lawrence t:wcll, Bell. Lcakc
Ihree- base hlts--Canepa aud Robinson
Y. NJ. q. 4. Ducknin I.cn1-ue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
SEzlA Az is FROM SPORT LAND
BY GUS MALBERT.

preston UP TO this time The trouble
seems l.? he that the Yankees have too
many pitchers.
If my opinion is worth anything I
should say that Dutch Will be let loose
with some Class a. team for another
season
lie Is under contract with the Yam
KEGS for a rather nifty sum. and they
would not let him come back TO the
encc in the salary
Burbank and Russoll the battery
from the Peninsula League have won
many friends Not quite fast enough,
however.
Bunting is getting better each day,
and his getting better removes him
| from being Richmond possibility.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
TWO MORE TEAMS
IN FIRST DIVISION
Ispccial Il The Times -pispatch

Buffalo, =. ", March lU.--High one
came scores were the features OF to-
lays National Bowling Association
tournament. Lack Of good team work
n the doubles and only spasmodi,
sprints in the single events prcvcntcs
any man or team from cutting into
he leaders in either series. the stand.
ng remaining tho same as Yesterday
Muller, Crewson and Senomcs lead the
Individual series. and Fitzpatrick Wal.
drccker, I5liiott-knox and Blass-Cul.
zen. pairs. at the top OF tho list
To-day's scores:
Hiller, Niagara Falls S. 233 o05 G3a
Ryan. Syracuse. ..216 1876 2r1 GIL
Alexander, Notwithstanding 25S ISa 6Ig
i'ctt. Niagara Falls. .2ci 206 49, Gig
Doubles
silky kilman,
IcDonald- Hecker
Syracuse .......as4 as2. 42o 1856
iiilman's first game in doubles, 26S
The five man teams cracked the hoo
doc tonight, two teams jumping int
tile first division. The Clevelands OF
Cleveland were the first to do the
trick, landing In third position with
a score OF 2.S55. Captain Agnew rolled
40 In three games. EOS being his best
effort.
The Metropolitans. or New York. in
the last squad, capped the climax with
1907, taking second place In tho series,
G. pins under the leaders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
CONTRIBUTION ron CHINESE.
Wake Forcst Students Rnisc SI.5 10
Send 10 Stricken I,canIc --

Hpecia! TO The Times Dispatch
Wake Forest, y. g., March JO-A.
ahapc! exercises yesterday morning
president Potcut, after reading Il letter
IN inc BlDilcal Recorder, written by
Rev. Wade -. Boswick 4 p-rad,Iatn q,
This college. who Is now "A missionary
A. 20 Chow. China, depicting tho con
hitons of the Chinese during the pres
members OF the student body and
FACULTY to give $ for :, Wake Forest
College contribution There We're lg5
~ho responded, making a total OF SIZE
IL contribution from this place
The Wake Forest quartet composed
OF r. Il. Earnshaw first tenor: A. T.
Fletcher. second tenor: a. b. Ray, t,rat
base, and l.. G.. Williams, second base.
VIII leave Tomorrow for Richmond
whcrc they will sing in a revival 10 10
held in the Cavalr, Baptist Churcl
The quartet viii he gone about x
week lsf.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
SEASON VIII OPEN ARM ~.
American Association 20 Jiny tGS
Games on FOur-Circuit Bn.ia

Chicago, ILL., March 10.---The Amcri-
can Association season for 1911 Will
open in the Eastern cities or the circuit
On hprii IL and close on October I, al
lowing l6S games, on a. four circuit
basis This was decided DAY by
members Of the league. after a long
discussion Of the schedule draw n I'M
by President Chibington.
Minneapolis will open at Toledo, st.
Paul at Columbus, Kansas city y.
Louisville. and Milwaukee at Indian
apolis. This program VIII he maintained
until April 25. when Minneapolis viii
be host to Toledo. indianapolis the
guest of 81. Paul, Louisville appearing
AT Kansas City and Columbus visiting
Milwaukee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
BONDS ron coon ROADS.
Issue of $4,000 Favored by Citizens OF
South I'LL DiAtrict.

ISpeclal 70 The Timcs- DiSpatch.1
Boydton. Va. March l0.-Thc bad
condition of the roads in this section
has awakened the citizens TO the i'm
portance OF better roads. The qucs-
ton was agitatcd this week at a pub.
lie meeting OF citizens at South mn.
when measures We're adopted looking
to an election for the purposes of bond
ing the South Hill magisteriaI district
for building macadamiZed roads III
that district. \ petition was started
here day asking Judge Barksdaic
to order All election. so as to bond this
district for $4,000 for road improve
mcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
'---- - 49, -------7EF
TRAINS IN COLLISION.
Negro Hurt So Badly That .Snpntntion
Of Leg Is NccenSnry.

Especial 70 The Tines DispatchJ
Mana Ssas. Va, March lO.--A wrccit
Was caused on the Southern Railway
This morning q Bull Run Bridge by
freight train No.Ns5 running into n
work train The fireman and engineer
of the freight jumped and saved them
selves from injury. Elmer jackson, q
negro. employed on the work train. had
his right leg 50 badly mashed that
hmputation was necessary Traffic was
delayed several hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
Trio nj Highland Park.

Tic NclI LlChilcIh ITO VII give &,
performance at Hhc Highland Park
school tonight. beginning at Sis
O'clock
Mr. Litchfcld tho principal enter
talner. has wide range Of capa bill
ties, extending from school hoy iniita-
tons to the efectirc rendering OF ilip-
linS's barrack ballads. lie Is an ac-
compIislcd character impcrsonator.
than his Uncle Jack Sopcr,'' in the
rlaylct, Down at Brook FARM" Mrs
Litchiicld is n violinist uf rare ability
Miss Litchfeld is the piano accompan-
ist OF the trio. and she playa VOL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Acadens-.Nnnncc md night, "uu-
mHn Hearts"
Rijom-"In Old kentucky."
I.ubiu-VuudcNftlc.
'IIulnnn Hearts,"

'IfuInHn IIcHrfH.'
To day. matinee and night The stage
OF the Acadcmy viii be devoted 70 tho
presentation Of the popular and highly
successful play, Human Hearts" with
q company OF superior excellence and
strength. The author or the play Is
an actor of wide experience and FULLY
understands the art OF playmak ing
from he standpoint OF both the spec.
tator and actor. HIS effects arc pro-
duccd quickly. bu; none the less does
ne hold patent sway over tho pas
sionS OF his auditors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
RICHMOND TO SUBMIT
NO LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Bradley Satisfied to Leave His Case With Other
Magnates- Meeting Will Probably Give Rich
mond Weekend Games Hooker Wait
ing for His Release

Class c. bali is what will lie offcret,
But It's going to he huStlnE baseball
from the moment tho season begins
until 1t closes.
Hooker stu Waiting.
Buck Hooker is still waiting TO hear
from Danyillc. He has heard not IA
line up to the present time. and IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
Opening Game Of season.

Especial 10 3Ike Times Dispatch.l
Franklin, Vas. March to.--Numerolis
errors and heavy biting featured the
opening game of the season here this
afternoon between TIE Franklin High
School and a scrub team represent
ing the town, which resulted in Tie.
1910 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
DEEP RUN HOUNDS

The N. r. III. announces that the
Deep Run Hounds will meet this ar
ternoon at 3i5 o'clock at Brooks store
on tho Brook Turnpike instead or
Stra " berry LIill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

The gymnasium was deserted for the
open yesterday. F1
The warm weather acted like magic
on the grass 4. the park, and the
grounds were in excellent condition.
Joe IIeuslcr and his gang were busy
ha"iing some dirt to h iii in '' tHe low
places.
sullivan was out with Baker Cowan,
Walker. White, Saracino. Bauer and q
few other recruits.
Saracno will not be with the locals.
ne talked oyer the matter with Brad
Icy and Sullivan, and they could come
TO no agreement
Barko., tic pitcher whom Connie
Mack recommends. will be here with
by Sullivan.
!. r he's good, lie will stick. II not. he
TRANSPORTATION has ncen sent to
here to- day, hut verhout, with his wife,
will not arrive until sunday night
REPRESENTATION for all OF the men
week. 'rhey viii ali DC 80; here here b. by III" tie
aeth.
II is probable that sullivan will have
some match games next week With
the PLAYERS who have reported aud
With the local talent he will be able
10 select two good mines.
Then the fans can set some pre-
! have il by direct wire that ,horc
VIII be no more snow this season
Charlie Babb has impressed Inc
Norfolk fans favorably. Nv Whcn = man nan
comes 10 q town in which some dis
Sruntled few arc trying to make him
| q scat, and creates a favorable impres
na 1 is going q give Sorfolk good
/ count.
! The first game IS SO near ,hat
ono can almost feel the call OF Tic
| umpire.
| The big fellows down south are van
! 10Y striking their stride. and when
! sney DO 'railic Will be heavy on Tie
~ n T.. .9,, noyelle is eiher going 70
are going 10 be nightly fooled.
! lie has made a most excellent i'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Barker, tic pitcher whom Connie
Mack recommends, will be here Will
the Mackmen and will be looked owe
by Sullivan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Transportation has bcen sen. &c
Pcarce and Nerbout. Pcarca MAY 10
here DAY, but Vcrbout, with his wife
Will not arrive until Sunday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Transportation for all OF the mon
VIII be sent ont the early part Of next
week They will all be here by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11
Chalmers
Cars

are built i'll thoroughly mod
ern and completely equipped
factory.
The Chalmers Motor Com
pany employs the highest
class Of workmcn; uses the
best materials only, and has
the best facilities for manu-
featuring automobiles. More
than 100000 worth of mod
ern machinery has been in
stalled in the Chalmers fac
tory since January 1, 1910.
The plant occupies a site of
over 80 acres, and has 10000
square feet Of manufacturing
floor space.
Let US show you the 1911
Chalmers cars and tell YOU
how they are built.
Gordon Motor Co.,
Incorporated
Gears OF Character
Richmond, Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Saractno will not be with the loca |.
lie talked over the matter with Brad
ley and sullivan, ana they could com
TO no agreement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

sullivan was out with Baker Cowal
Walker. White, Saracino. Bauer and
few other recruits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

re he's good lie will stick II not, he
VIII be let go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

II is probable that sullivan will have
some match games next week With
the PLAYERS who have reported and
WIN NC local talent. he will be able
10 select two good mines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

The warm weather acted like magic
on the grass 4. the park, and the
grounds were in excellent condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Joe IIeuslcr and his gang were bus
tamping the infeld preparatory {
hauling some dirt to fill in the 10,
places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

The gymnasium was deserted for tn,
open yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

have il by direct wire tina, thcrc
VIII be no more snow this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Charlie Babb has impressed tho
Norfolll fans favorably When n man
comes. 10 q town in which some dis
Sruntled few arc trying TO make him
Il scat. and creates a favorable impress
sion, he is some man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Then tho fans can set some pre-
season baseball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Dutch Revcllc is either going 10
make Goca o.: some OF lie wise ones
are gong TO be nightly fooled
re has made most excellent i'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Inc big fellows down south are van
idiy striking their stride and when
lhey do traffic Will be heavy on the
road 70 Jayvllc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-11

Rabb is going to give Norfolk good
count.
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31
A Big Show Crowd.

Notwithstanding hard Times
and low cotton. tile usual hg
crowd greeted John Robinson ,
.ircu, here Yesterday rs far as
uld observers could see. tho
crowd was about a> biz as amy
THAT ever comes. Chief lanty
SAYS that the ord,r was fairly
good A. the show was raintd
.ou, al WadoShoro i arrived her.
Saturday afternoon. and hence
was cucampcd here much longr
Than usual. a, day Sunday
crowd, visited th grounds. From
saturday night tn this morning
.Ni'a u SHOW crowd IN town aI
Ithr time. nrrr were iwrnty-on'
ARRESTS. which included a hunri
Ioi gambling ucggo,> on SUNDAY
Yesterday when ll h.g crowd ,
lour own people werc here every
Ihod1 seemed Is enjoy the day pu
Iuuu,rly and all behaved them
selves.
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31

proud 81 the improvements that
have p IN made on the building
,iur.as tile pas, vacation They
have ru.it an auditorium which
i connected with iLe principal ;
~apu Is folding doors. aud whru
lanes arg thrown Together their
win o. i seating capacity of ever
lua This W;ll accommodate thr
large crowd that usually attends
.th commencement. The building
mas h-eu epain' a inside and out
and ihe t'bor> have lik wise b,cu
.pain, which reduces the dan
g~ 81 health 10 4 m.uimWn.
las, TUESDAY morning. tine poo
ple turned ont Tor general
cleau-Hp day at the ~chool and
~ one worked with q will.ii.l
.1a clock. when everything had
bren Pit IA fine shape for the
work ut tine ucW >>jnu EVey1
sue went home feeling that Vs.
D., chapel will to greater things
m III, future than >hr has dom
iu ihe past
Tho course OF study Of the
high school euahlt> students "a
enter the Freshmen class at tb,
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31
Opening of Wesley Chapel.

Correspondence Of The JournaD
The winter term of the Wesley
Chapel High School will open
next Monday. Nov. 6. All the
patrons and friends of the school
are cordially invited to be present
at the opening session. BE
sure to bring all the children.
The people. friends and pa
irons OF the school are justly
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31

Til Tive year old son of Mr..
Greene Whitley. I'D, came
near losing his life by being
smothered in cotton last Sunday
evening. lie had been playing
in a pile of seed cotton, and his
mother happened in the room Just
in time to save his life lie had
fallen into hole. head down, ant
was already unconscious. II was
half AN hour before the child
fully regained CONSCIOUSNESS. PEG
pie cannot be too careful about
this.
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31

Have you read all the above7
Do like everyone else who reads
it will do-say it is only the dis
turbing cry of the agitator and
go on back to sleep in the fools
paradise where we are all slum-
berinp.
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31
A Colossal Power Looming Up.

4 mh,uWtor lhat viii hold
IN the hollow ii i, hud Ir
fate 50 liis or DEATH for 'hi, >e,.-
ton etfe south mj whe>
present blessing may b ulr Z
eventually into ours !, '"
Sauths Power company BE-
caus, SIR pgople - moss only IT'S
blessing ID the shape IF cheap
paw,r ANA convent ucc>. ra on.'
take, thu rouhlc t. giye utter
anee 10 "a danger >igual. and i
he should D. w1ual 90 scanl
thanks tor hi> pains, Yet un-
les, tie mon in charge of this
tremendous ,n'trpris are dii-
fereut FROM tb bdn.e Nj Nan-
Kind IL, future coiir>a : already
is plain as daylight
Thai course /, simple Control
ling thc power to turn every
wheel On rail- ID ia shop q q
large ,,ciion. is demands will
.oo,.r n,.r Inn, II conflict
,,;.b ~. sr,,. II ,i,n,. whom d.
se,yo /, NH ,h,n y, n,, local
ana #. militia. FIR t5a pufposa
80 c,,,;pg what II wants This
a3,.n+ ;,,, nolith~ w;Il i tir
bog;n.5-pr n r,o;nle of corrnp.
,;or ,n.b 5. ~. Soutb ba, never
ean ~ .onr>. tbe r>nal fax
Mia, ~ rs..Ssit, will be- made.
;nst i. /, has al,yayS been mad ).
nj. nJ;..t;.ns arp nat ~
shall nr, even he affo. !ei the
c,pr,rs.tior III yYr;rty Tn,
an ntj ,t.r, Oill bo ron. over
,,;tbo- variations pnlr>, i'm.
j..j t5s sval,.nine IF fhr noU
sniri5 fl ryil ayh'.ou>ne>, that
n0o Swinging M throughout
H. aul ga> Itd F. 4r p.opl,
n tim. f,r tb,m a. iu.ralnr.
sam, NV ids,, IN Subi,f, :.
r;tl n IMAM or cn,IrS. .lt
,e,y modest Iii of warning will
H. ~, with ~ eontempt but n,
xtuder, III tho HISTORY of Nh,
eor,q,rt alliance between polite,
and bnsineS> il This country an,
n an tho world for that matter
col eror,b r. think th,
oonr,. IL th;s comnany viii i,
affs,..,t from nlI others II i
-, H. na,.;c,l,r naonI. !,
,harca ,hat mike any difference
ono WOW. a. tho otb.r rs Ton
tobnson noint. AM Int the sys
-, n,,,alort ana normitted !,
H. country Tho American peo
ia i tbei, nagerncSS for indus
t.;oI ,.co,,tb shut tba;r ewes i
~ aaoon,n,,,.;ny evils til # !
Ia lato II Enrona NOV All dit
f.,o,,l,. "a nover ike This nm
oonld bave artisan n an, Errope
l. ~ 40
'h S''''' ''''
mes 81 hugr NpolFoi - '"l'
try, except at the .Sulirance am
under the control Of the govern
mont IN surh a way that il woul
49, .,ntat;on !, ~ - i,
ia " ~
come llSail lhc governing ~ !
in lis territory. over mere "
wait till the power is full grow
and then FRY TO TO regulate
r.l. u h.ha1f ia mill,
80 " So
men y lee'S J'ls' y 'eo ~ gun
The Monroe journal., 1911-10-31

~, ~ !, 49, .I;.,r;'. !, ~.
wss. a-ri.,,rl NJ thu, chang
hul "a g.rw al lhe tactic, mp.oy-
"a by tle American Tol'arco To-,
''at 'a'r rs ,1 49, W.
's 90, ~ - / in.',.,..1t span
nas rami,anv r. p.wc
Wan VIII hapncn Who ),
llig5 ia, dos moi know Th
,r,al MI pnt on tbs screws. .
-L r-pl. Min rry Ia "a, bon.
sr abi. ,he company WiU
. m. pal.t;.> and snap it>
rr..r> h, th people. Tile fi~'
-, ,lea.j, in N, horizon
rae sffjrer> of the southern
Power COMPANY are j. T. Duke.
,re,iI.r, " am VIII. vice.
,.. .;.lo, Il \ Duke 1icc-prc,
~ 49, ,i..-,res;.ln ,
Ma ,.ts. nu9np,v
Ar Il" al" I. j. l''", "'
We. preside az 81 'He .s.''s' '''''
Trust ~ = Charlotte; ar. TOO
STEPHENS 5 president and NV
.ll Mood secretary.
~. S..,t.,. snl NJ W.,,l
ri,
'"', .">' 7"' ~
Charlotte observer 'He sf,'' o".'
paper I'd tbi, section i any
fas' enough not IL know
,,. w;p .,snt,alN ron.
~ ~. AL
Is" 'us W. rs
IS AN! - hiihd rs ao' l." N''
why t5ai control is desired
R.aJ tbr enumeration of pow
,.,,,.a ~ MI e,mnany
ri a.nI.,f,, ,.rov,b ~ the
Ja, 49, ~ thropoh Il,
me, !, ~. 1m.riran To.
,a,,,,, a.n;nys ba>
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The Monte Vista journal., 1911-02-25

Miss Olive Mowry, of Telluride,
Colorado, spent Monday in Monte
Vista assisting the News Earopean
Tour Contest candidates. Miss
Mowry is sent out by the News
company to do this kind of work,
and having gained considerable
experience from having entered
and won three contests Of this
kind, she is we'll able to instruct
the contestants in many ways.
There are now three contestants in
the field from Monte Vista, for
District No. IS, which comprises
all the San Juan counties, they
being Miss Erma Moody, Miss
Faye Eikenberry and Miss Laura
Manson.