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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
NAUGHTY TAToO1NG
IS BARRED

St. Louis, April 6.-When John
Lindaman, a sailor, was taken to
the city hospital to be treated for
pneumonia, the pictures found tat
tooed on his arms were so naughty
the doctors dared not turn him over
to the female nurses
Lindaman agreed to have them cut
out, but the doctors met the iilem-
ma by painting out the works OF
art" with Iodine and indelibile ink.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14

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If the Cleveland Maps are fall
ure this year it will not be because
they have not had enough advisors.
team does not want either help or
interference He wants his judg-
ment to rule supreme, and to have
anyone else assigned to help him
would be resented. But with NC
CURE it is different. He has in his
training camp Scouts Gilks, Kennedy
and Tom Daily, who act as advisers.
Every one of these men has had a
lot of experience, but it goes with
out saying that there is bound to be
a difference of opinion on almost ev-
cry question that comes up.
Gabby Street, since joining the
Nationals in 1908, has caught over
400 games of ball, and yet Street
hands are almost entirely free from
blemighes, with which all catchers
suffer as the result of having been
hit with foul tips No other catcher
has worked harder than Street, and
record-that of catching sixteen con-
secutive games in nine days. That
was the first year he was with the
club, and the feat was accomplished
in Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis,
where on the last trip the Nationals
were compelled to play a lot of dou-
ble-headers. Street contends that he
is seldom hot on the fingers, for the
reason that he holds them together
when catching a ball, only exposing
the side of his hand for foul tips
to tickle.
Kid Elberfeld startled the natives
of Atlanta, Ca, a few days ago while
warming up with Jack Lelivelt. He
tossed half dozen balls with his
right wing, and then remarked
That old arm feels pretty good
Guess I'll try the other" And
switching his glove, he started tc
heave the ball from the south side
using practically the same free
easy swing. Several years ago,
remarked the kid, 81 hurt my RICH
arm, and the doctor told me / would
never be able to throw a ball Will
it again. That didn't make mucl
of hit with me, so / figured gu
that If l could learn to throw left
handed l would still be of use tt
some ball club. 1t came hard at first
but 1 gradually mastered it, and jus
about the time I was able to give
good account of myself my RICH
wing rounded into shape-that'
how / happen to be ambidextrous
whatever that means"
The Elmira New York State leag
ue) club his purchased Pitcher jim
Swift from the ST. Joseph club o
the Western league.
President Comiskey of the Whit
Sox, has turned over to Wichita, u
the Western league, Robert Green
slade, pitching recruit.
A schedule for the Kansas Stat
league has been prepared by Presi
dent W. w. Stahl and will be sui
mitted to the clubs by mail.
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14

Seventeen kinds of sharks inhabit
the seas OF the far east, the basking
shark of the Indian ocean frequently
attaining length of SO feet.
Twelve parts tin, two parts zinc.
one part aluminium and one per cent
chloride OF sodium makes an alloy
with which aluminium can be solder
ed easily.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
Y. NJ. G. A. OF THREE STATES

Jackson, Miss, April 6.-Repre-
sentatiVes of the city, college and
railroad branches of the Young
Mems Christian Association in Ala
bama, Louisiana and Mississippi
met here today for the annual tri-
state convention. Large delegations
are on hand from MONTGOMERY,
Shreveport, Baton Rouge, Mobile,
New Orleans, Birmingham and 9th
er cities. The sessions will last
four days, closing Sunday with a
farewell service, at which a number
Of noted speakers will ne heard.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
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: THIS DATE IN HISTORY !.
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55S-Marriage of the Dauphin Of
France and Mary Stuart.
Queen of Scots.
731-Daniel Defoe, author OF
Robinson Cruso," died in
London. Born there in 1861.
I7S9-General Washington chosen
president of United States
56-Insurrection at Valencia,
Spain.
lS61-The expedition prepared by
Gen. Meige sailed from New
York for Fort Pickens
l S62-Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston.
of the Confederate army.
killed at battle of Shiloh.
Born in Washington Ky.
Feb. 8, 1903.
1S66-First national encampment OF
the G.. A. r., met at Indian
apolis.
1S89-Petroleum was discovered AT
Kingsville, Ont.
1S93-The great Mormon temple at
Salt Lake City was dedicated
l9O9-'The North Pole reached by
Commander Robert e Peary
19l0-The negro soldiers OF the
Twenty-ffth Infantry were
found guilty of the Browns
vile shooting affair by milf
tary court Of INQUIRY
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14

Denver has new ball player
named Nee. Rather egotistical
sounding, but ball players do some
times speak of themselves in an
optimistic manner.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14

Mister Jeftries Is the man that
runs cafe in Los Angeles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27
Los paTtidOS COntpndient8S han aCGp-
tadO arniStiCi0.
Durante CnCO dIas las top& tCdGrdeS & inSuTeCtas
pGrnaneCGrdn en- SuS pSicOnes.

El Paso. Texas. Abril %: Hoy
aeshizo efectivoeun arlnisticio do
c1nco dias. mediante una CORES
pondencia firmada resDectivamen-
to nor Francisco I. Madero v por
la 0tra parte el Gral. Navarro. La
zona que dobera abrazar el armis-
tlcio aueda comprondida entire
Juarez Chihuahua v hacia el
oeate dc esta Ultima ciudad, ell
tempo de los cinco dias que de-.
bera durar ell armisticio Sc conta-
"a desde el dia do hoy.
El tratado de tregua previene
que no so hara ning1n movimien-
/" de troDas Dor ninguno de los
dos partidos cOntcndicntes duran
te los cinco dias v due, tanto las
provisiorn>s como las medicinas
Dlteden traerse del lado america
no para cualduiera de los dos
campamentOs. sin QUO sea necesa-
rio el pago do derechos.
Oiinaga esta ft1era de los limites
del arnlistici0.
Oiinaga. lugar dOnde se encuen
fras sltiada una pedueiia f,ierza
1aaaaral. no so encuentPa dentro de
los allaitaa cue ahraza La zOna dal
'tlrTlistieio. siendo ON gran lnanera
indapendientcs las fuerzas ins,Ir.
rectas duo oDeran en- aduel distri
t.. Sin embargo. estimase ell g.
fecto moral de la cesaci6n do hos.
tilidades en- Chihuahua. como al
go Que simplificara los arweglos
del orden en- otras parties.
Actuales demostraciones de pa7
DrecedierOn nj armistici0. Saba.
So. sin embargo. que & Madero lc
agradaria una tregua. Y que I'm
telegrama procedente. de In ciu.
dad de Mexico inform6 al Gral
Madero de que el Gral. Navarro
tehia authorization instrucciones
del Presidente Diaz para entrar
en- lin cOnveniO.
Hoy, dnrante una reunion dt
varios de los cabeeillas Y MEM
Eros dc La comisi6n de paz. SO dis
cutieron las concesiones refor-
mas due el Gobierno Mexicano ca
Ia dispuesto & otorgar. Estuvie
ron presentes en- ell meeting los
Sres. Francisco Madero, padre de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27
EI General Bernardo Reyes
regreSara q Mexico.

Paris. Abril %: Bernardo Re
yes ex-Ministro Gle Guerra Mexi.-
cano. ha sido llamado nuevamcn.
to 4 la Capital de Mexico. Dfaz
ha pedido su avnda en- un inten-
TO que tiende q sofoear In revoln.
ci6n que Sc axtiende en- el paia.
Aas Gral REYES ss hara a la vslss
para New York dentro dc ounce
dias 8 probablementc dontro de
una semana si fuere possible. Tai
es en- brove 10 deelarado por el
distingnido militar & Ia Prensa
Asociada. Durante algunos me.-
ses 81 Gral. Reyes ha vivido. L. vi
da Dacifica del militar retirado
ia pacifica del militar retirado,
buscando en- extrangeros pafses,
los medios de imDortar al suyo va.
l'osos estudios que conduzcan 4
importantes refOrmas en- el ejerci.
TO. Ahora todo ha eambiado.
Lao llama gu mas gTande mission.
LA residencia del Oral. Reyes
ON Notwithstanding, sobre los
lilnites del Bois de Bologne. cs
81 cantro de intensas acIvidades.
Ho1nbrea van v vienen. v hablan
misteriosamente en- continuada.
conferencias. .Millares dc paseante!
domingueros saborean sus bebidal
en- los cercanos cafes. FL Gral
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27

daseS inferiores de las loealida--
des' nor epredicar la doctrina uue
preeisamente trata ahora de ina
plantar la Camara.
I'll 6nico Diputado que vot6 s0n
ira La adopci6n de la ley fu6 q.
Aure4io Melgareio.
Nuego que SO suspendi6 la se--
sion de la Camara. unos euantos
de los diputados que 80 habian
conduistado los aplausos v las
simpatlas del p1blico. fueron sa.
cados en- hombros del pueblo y
llevados en- triunfo por las ca
lies.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27

caDeeuta roDSlde. asa como los
hermauos dc este. Alfonso. Gusta-
vo v Raul Madero: Pascual Oroz-
, co. oil cabecilla que primerarnente
commando la revoluci6n on campar
iia: Francisco Villa. antes bandi-
do v actualmente adicto & La eau
50 de Madero: Giuseppe Garibal-
iii v cl Gral. Madero con su es--
posa. La Sra. Madero Sc cuenta
on el n1merO de las personas mas
occididas en- favor do Ia medida
30 que SO tome ciudad Juarez Y
ddespues SO liable dc la paz. AL
go intuitivo en- su interior le di-
co que su csDosO SO encOntrarA en
cmiores condolences para tratar
de los asuntOs de la paz desde los
sal0nes dc gobicrno dc G. Jua--
rcZ. que desde las montaiias don
de sc encuentra actualmente acam
"adO con sus ftierzas de rebeldes.
Mediante invitaci6n. encontraba-
Sc DreSente tambi6n un reDresen-
tante dc la prensa asOciada.
El Gobierno as liberal.
! Mueho dc 10 cue So discuti6 du-
i rante 10 reunion fue de una sla.
I tiara aasa tal. cue nor Saaona Y1nsgss
estima eonVeniente SO d6 & Ia pu.
blicidad. Pllede sin embargo, ase.
: gurarse. que el Gral. Madero ha
! reeibidO las mas autenticas sapu.
rldades dc que Dor Darte del Go.
.slorno sc asumir6 una actitud bas
tante liberal. En- afecto, puede
decirse que el Preaidente Dfaz
!, esta sumamente anSioso de adop..
tar toda medida que asegure cl
/ retorno dc los soldados de Ia re-.
beli6n q sus hogares. 4 sus talle..
res v haciendas. con el convenci-
mIcnto de que cl Gobierno de In
Ciuudad de Mexico es su promo
+ doblerno. tai como 10 desean. No
dulore que sc con&eryen reneo..
res DOR nlnguna dc las dos bar
les. degraciadamente contendien-
teS on estos momentos. La liberia
: i4dad del Presidente Diaz aRecta
intimamente, en- cada uno de sus
puntos,la vida diaria del pueblo
mexieano. como SO demuestra eH
las seguridades que So han ladt
al Grhl. Madero, do que exceden
q 10 que pudieran sofiar los mis-
mos revolucionarios.
Todos los telogramas cue 10
han calnhiado entire los parlamer
tarios tNo Ia paz Y todos los do.
mas documentos del cas0, Dasaroi
de naano en- mano. siendo lefdos
con sumo csiidado por todbs, Ia.
cluso la Sra, Madero.
Cuando 80 auusDonsli6 la confa
rereiR para tomar aIimentoa. 81
despaeh6 I'M extenso telegrana b
ra ia CIudad dc Mexico, sien1o
de presnfnirse que eontiene deta,
lies cOncernientes & algnn0s cam.
bios Q adiei0nes en- Ell dolinearnier
70 del plan que servira de base (
las diseuslones.
Las coadioiOnss del afnisslolo,
Las condolences del artaiaf;
clio so1 las signientsg:
l.Ambas sasrgas ana 0s,aran
81 81 reet6ngul0 tornado Dor loI
prlneipalas ptintoa da chihuahua
lJi1Areg. Casas GTanties y Minaaa
permaneoer6n on los I,laafaa mn.
e.prap actiiaIm6nte. on este dfa
~ do Abril. sin que ninglni, .1,e
da ayatsAn hi trasmitirse rsfnar.
k0g.
I1eh0rh augpundarse teHle
trHhaio dc atrtuchora1aiSntoH, FOR
tifleaes0aea. Ynnrall8g p8gaueto
aa Asial0aierA # t0laa eIaAa 1T
observation-disclosures, 0 IL rs1ya Il.
Us yfag fkrraag. Il saIos9gi3asa
ptra elseaa aa oBras Il aioalas
HsiIitArea.
Ss rHEUsifira trser gsr yla
sIlIhras taIsa tls1sa a6 I1rby1atstlss
iopra iea aario. 1aeslIaEuas !
fsITAs eUasa u i 4 la yltIat
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27
UN gsTADO FRUDAL.

Del San Antonio Light tradu-~
Ciln0s:
Ia evoluci6n 8 revoluci6n de
Mexico esta produciendO va gran
des cambios. Cualesduie& quo
sean los inmediatos resultados po>
Iiicos. la campafia de los insur--
roctos deiara su marca. v esta
sera probablemente indeleble. En-
tire los incidcntes notables mas
cercanos esta Ia huida. 6. mas pro
Diamente hablandG. la egira de la
pOderosa familia Terrazas. del
IFstado do chihuahua" La cabeza
dc esa casta feudal Y su familia
hasta Ia terccra generaci0n. han
hlfdo dc la cscena.
I'll tftulo de todos los terrenos
comprendidos entire dos cordille.
ras de mOntanas hasta una dis
1ancia de cerca de dos centena-.
res de millas. desle Juarez has
tA Ia Ciudad de Chihuahua. ee-~
cae sobre La familia Terrazas. y
las eontribuciones Dor los terre--
los no han aidO ningunas. poraus
en- Mex. no egiaten como las con.
aribucioaeg gobre terrenos. I4a b.
ficina nominal de Goberaaador ha
cstado On La falnilia Terrazas dea
de 10 epoca do Maximiliano. La
fainilia ha sido 10 banduera para
todos aduellos resldentes entrs
clos. v las empresas de tfegoci0a
que han reauerido permiso del
gcbierno 6 priviegios. han teni~
do Que t0mar como socio & algnn
Terrazas en- su negotiation. Los
ganados de Terrazas. que 80 OK.
tienden Il cientos de millares do
cabeZas SO han apacentado en- las
fertiies planicies.
LA familia Teraazas ha huidO
Sus hoQares estan vacios. Los ga
nadOs aue Dastaban en- los planes
han desaparecido. Los insurrecto
los han caZado como cazaban 10.
fronterizos 4 los bnfalos v va nc
llav mas. HOY es Ahumada O
Gobernador de Chihuahua. Sc !
describe como un gobernante un
posee las aspiraciones mas hbera
les de todos los mexican0s do Il
aetualidad. Aun SO le ha llama
do socialista. La presencia do ts
te hombre do liberales ideas ns
ha restableeido la q1,ietud ontre
el populacho. Contin1an hablan
do dc las familias Terrazas !
!. Creel, poraue ambas son una v Il
lltisma. las cuales han hufdo. v d
las euales dicen. tanto los revoln
cionarios paeificos asi como 10
activog. que iamAs yolverAn. pue
geeissi victiuas do las violencia
do que proeurar0n escauar. ID
adtli Dareee reaultar que ell Esta
do de chihuahua es ell territorio
V1rop6HstO para hacer 1a prnyecta
da division de las grandeg propie
dades padida ilrgent8uiante por &
Presidente Dfaz al Congreso.
Dfaz q yisso de sgit.oa ca Ia Ckaaa
~ de naput1dog.
Oiudad do IEsxtco. Abril 28
n Tnenos ana Ia Dkmara dc Dipl
tados onouentre al0O mss intore
aanta gobrs auo diserIir tnAAanl
aeanEi8s ds medic dia. 81 aaor1ta
fAn Iaa yarias naedidas pr0Dusssa
en ounnto i Ia ley HntI.raolaaeio.
n;ata. Al elauaunara8 una seai6l
nue dflr0 hasta las nueve ia Il
noehe. eI pr1YeetO hahla Ai6e i
ur0bado con la exoepei6n ae Il
colo yofo,
0uigh ialuAs On lA htstDria ii
lis ChmaFa Mexieana. los diDafH
4 dba 80 habfan nsrnitfdD uaA or
a0ria tan notable et4nl ia utss ii
Hae0n anranEa los Hebates d0 "a
e. pvaYeeE0. Lar gJtlerfae eAtaDa
WiAn0a tie e8gsootaa6rB ane agylat
siiaflflo tlRlas vheeg, ai8ean6lo . etra
a0lnAak agssaa 10 Eorns vegeH
~ en es1ell0 los debates. faeia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27
FIdaRSE aQUI.

HAcEMos sABER los lectores de "El Regidor
que en- 20 successive no atenderemos nngnn pedido que
no sea de bros de obetos que anncianos por cera~
sa de la Sra. Zuema P. de Cruz rropietara de esta
efnpresa.
Los que hacen pedidos frrnas que anuncianaos
e nuestro senanario deben iarse en- las direcciones
entenderse directamente con los anuncadores pueg
sepetinos que Sc diren nosotros sera ndtI toda
ves que solo es su6ciente nuestro tempo epleados
para el servicio dc nuestros negocios.
Los an'ncios Que termnan con la direction do
bra luenap r. de Cruz son los 1nicos que estarnos
obiigados atender
los defnas anuncadores dan ST direction en cada
ayIse Ffiense eilos oscribaIes directanente pa.
ra que sean atendidos sin denora
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-04-27

(Pasa & la ga. p6ginn)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04

penned the narrative of the North
Pole"
In comfnentins upon heroes q gsn.
eral and fake heroes in Farticuisr'
Macon said.
san Juan hill had one OF thess
for q time, but upon investigation y
was shown that he would have been
Spanish prieonsf instead OF IN
american hero. II Il had not been Tor
the fn~terventiUn Of negro troopA
Less than d year ago. a conQuer-
ink hero Of birds and beasts marched
forth from the tungles Of Africa 2
crossed the European continent with
majestic tread and finally landed upon
our own shores. where he was met
by thousands Of hero-worshipperA,
who received him as an uncfowned
emperor. But IL was not many ftoons
before many OF those who paid him
homage upon that occasion bowed
their heads In chagrin and tried 70
forget Il. Thus II will be seen that
II win not do to put fake heroes upon
pinnacles OF fame"
In concluding, Macon asserted that
there was - paid lobby OF the Peary
Arctic Club and friends OF the ex-
piorer at work seeking TO coax action
out OF congress"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04
GAMBLERS STILL
PLY THEIR TRADE
DECISIONS OF MAGISTRATES AS
TO PUBLIC PLACES, WEAK
EMS ARM OF Law.

NORFOLK, VA Feb. 4,-Despite
the conviction of Il. 7. Duncan on q
charge Of maintaining a public garnb-
ling house and the imposing Of a tine
OF 5000 and costs by Police Justice
Duncan last "Wednesday and the re-
peated assertions or Major Kizer,
chief OF police, that he would break
UP such places when they were known
tc exist. the police were called upon
to raid an establishment conducted By
w. Il. Rawies THURSDAY night and
while they did not gain an entrance
until the proprietor mad unlocked the
door and admitted them, I'VE men
were found aroun q table upon
which stood stacks OF chips and a
deck of cards and the Indications
pointed to the recent playing Of a
game.
Rawles and the other men were
tried In the police court yesterday and
were dismissed. because Justice Dun
can held that the place was not a
public one. as 1t was necessary to
knock to gain admittance and thai no
game was In progress when the of
ficers entered. 1t was also claimed
that the house was Rawles' private
residence and that the bed found in
the room was used by him.
The conviction of duncan last We'd
nesday was one of the few that has
been secured by the Norfolk police in
several years. Many. raids have been
iade on alleged gambling houses and
the cases have com~ up for trial In
the police court, but the magistrates
have held almost without exception
ttat the places were not public
splaees@ aad the defendants have been.
dismissed. In the case of. Dnnean.th the
testimony was that his place was a
public rooming house. publicly labelled
and with a light at each OF the two
entrances to attract attention. Dun.
can admitted all OF this and was
about to go on the stand. when the
magistrate announced that the cour,
had made up its mind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04
kansas. speaking in Opposition to tn,

kansas. speaking In opposition to the
bill reported by the naval affairs COM
mittee retiring the explorer as = rear
admiral and granting him the thanks
Of Congress.
Macon's speech abounded in acri-
monious criticism and sarcasm. Ma
con prefaced his remarks by h~ot-shot
al Newspaper editors, who have made
fun OF his opposition to PeAry.
There are many Thousands Of hu-
man beings who think Just ~ ! do
about this" he said. because 4
would not accept the unsupported and
unreasonable tale OF Peafya ana ~
low great honors to be heAped upon
him without confederation, eon1o ok
the newspapers OF the country, Ilk0
n New York Times and Pert, 4hat
are edited by pea-eyed, pin-headeA
and putrid-tongued inflnito9tnnat4t
been trying to persuade the pub
~ TO believe that ! am almost alone
~ the position I have taken. but I'm,
they could but read the veg& nam-
- ~ petitioners, IetterD an1 n4y1os
papeF ciipp4ngs that ! Aaye nc94S1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04
IIRGINIAN ON H
FLORIDA COURT
BUCKINGHAM MAY .MAKEs coon.
IN LAND OF FIOwERs-po-
LiTIcAL Po1' BoiLs in
PRINCE EDWARD.

| Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FARMVlLLE, VA. Feb. 4.--Judge w,
a. locker, now one Of the judges Of
born In the county 81 Buckinghans
county this State. received his academic
training at Hampden-Htdney and In
early manhood married Miss Gertrude
Venabie, OF this Immediate neighbor-
Nood-in her day a woman OF rare at
fractions OF mind and person. Some
twenty years age. Judge Hooker moved
10 Florida. and soon won the high hon.
or no now enjoys. One Of his daugh-
tiers. as Winsofne as was the mother.
married q Mr.. Drake, OF Florida and
now lives In d home which has recent
~ been described to your correspond.
emf ~ located In the center OF q mod
ern Eden. II is s~urronftded by palms
and ~painettoes. the drives and walk,
Ways fringed with magnolias and cam.
phor trees. n at this mid-winter sea.
son the flowers are In full bloom. the
cloth Of gold rose wearing III crown
O1 beauty.
This Virginia boy made no mistake in
selecting the Florida fisld for his life's
| work. and vet. your correspondent
hazards nothing in saying. that deep
down In his heart he ID after saying
In old Virginia"
The local political rot has already
reached fever heat here, tor. though
only two contests have bean announced,
itupy~HAwS thhGH On W1G1Dl4 enough
to Nj up the entire race course,
Judge Watkins will h@ye NO ~0pposition
~ Attorney for tire Gon1monwealth.
Treasurer. 3. ". Watkins has 4 free
course. and Sheriff Dickinson wiaaehold
On tu his job SO long i ~ sliyAa& un-
lesa ne. tires of it, Mr.. G. IN Cunning
| ham wants to be clerk. ana Nj. w. w.
Evan o. asking the siAeAx people To
maxi him commissions ~ venue
whtts Mr.. Horace Adams. the present
! AIAHk. Ind MI II I.@H nk&rMWE thu rnta.
missioner Of revenue s&0utly resists
the claims Of the aspifants.
Mrs. =. G. Amos. Jr.. 0f Cumberland.
shipped on yesterday thF4e D OF
nne turkeys to Richmopd. and al
Earmyiile looked on wiatfelIy, sadly
= they took their depestuEa NJ tur-
kay for sunday dinn14-Wttfr uet And
ali ~ big Richmond nut ~ ~.
II wOnld b interesting ~ know The
price n which the n0b3est gObbler Of
ltham al1 sold In YOUR mAIkeA. III was
indeed " noble bird, Ina happy the
Ifami1y whose table X adofn&d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04

from practically eyIry quarter Of
nearly every State. the little atoraa
would change their wsak minds about
the matter. u there = strength enough
left in them 70 change"
Peary 'sroamed the Ice fields of the
north. getting rich q ! fur trader.
while ths people wsrs PAYING him =
fat salary for twenty-tnree yeA1u,r
Macon claimed. The ArkAnsaS naeua-
bar declared that his G9oxy ~ reach
Ing the pole was wonderful, 10 put
II mildly" and compersd IN 70 !
piece or fiction" whers sotne tmagina-
tive writer made the North Pole the
scene Of q monarch1s
II also. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
novel that wAa wrttten n the iirst
person, whose heru WMe bombastfc
apstart and braggart &tax never knew
defeAt or met M e4u1A 4 Macon
stated, and yet. tn Nelf*exnlted. self
pURed sets Of ~ Setf~upiniopAted
hero Or that bQe&sNo@W p0t In Any
~ ~ Is = - exc1a the IN.
&1 1eS6 \ Asrp tlGSk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04
sTAUNT0h FOLK
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
ORGANIZE CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE wITH s2s MEMBERS.
DABNE.Y SPEAKS.

sTAUNTON, VA. Feb. 4.+-Three
hundred and twenty-five business men
became charter members of tbs
staunton Chamber of Commerce.
which was organized at arr enthusi-
astic meeting last night.
Speeches were made by William +,
Dabney. business manager OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce; w
w. Wood, Industrial agent Of the Bal
titnore and Ohio railroad. and Charles
Catiett, OF Staurtcn.
The officers chosen are: Charles
Getiott. president; j.. Harry Worth
inkton. first vice-president: WI. 6.
Marshall. Jr.. second vice-president;
G. r. Caldwell, treasurer, and L. q
Strauss, secretary.