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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
BOWLERS MAKE
GREAT RECORDS
Vast Improvement Shown, Espe-
cially Among Men Who Are
New on Alleys.
TIMES-DISPATCH LEADIN G
Individual and Team Averages
Much Higher Than Those
Made Last Year.
by WHIT WHITMAN.

The teams forming tho Richmond
Bowling League played their second
series OF games last week and showed
remarkable Improvement over previous
scores.
The bowlers arc talking great in
tercst In the game, and are rapidly
getting I'm form, and arc putting up
some excellent scores. Last week was
the second week OF tho series, and two
run records were made. tho Alcos und
VirsinIans setting the new marks.
Wednesday night theso two teams
put UP tho prctticst exhibition ever
seen here, and brought tho bowlers
to their feet when the Alcos finished
with 97o score, against e5G for the
Virg1nians. These scores exceed by
far any made last year
lhe captains OF the various tennis
are on the alert, looking for strong
players, and tho race no doubt will be
pretty one. all of the teams are
very evenly matched now.
inc bowlers arc working shoulder
10 shoulder In order 10 make the
league ono of the strongest in the
history OF bowling in Richmond and
when the season comes to an end it
is hoped that old Richmond will rank
with the best In the country. One
great feature has come to llght-thc
ne" bowlers are making such a re
markablc showing. Fitzgorald and
Burrows, OF the Journal team: Read.
or tho News Leader: Glaze, of the
Alcos, and Hutchinson and Overman.
OF the Newport team. have all made
good and are ranking high In tho
percentage column.
Secretary NJonfa nrro
credit for the interest he has taken
the league IN ordr to make IL a
success.
Monday night a great game is look
Cd Tor when tho Alcos meet the Rem
lngtons for the first time These two
teams are great rivals in the alleys
and hot nght is looked for. The
limes-Dispatch team, with CAPTAIN
Sell at the wheel, has made a good
showing, and arc atlI holding ON
TO hrst place In tho standing Tho
following arc tho individual standing
oil the players and teams, with the
schedule for this week:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

TO sell. Denvillc IN tho thorn In tie
aldo OF the league. from some stand
points. a peculiar thing is that the
man who last year WAS anxious TO
Gust Danville Is this year the strong
est supporter tho tobacco city has.
oh. they will set together and
wranSle and wrnnglo some more,
and 1t may break up in g
row. The truth of the mat
ter is that Richmond ana Norfolk
have no business in "A league with
Roanoke. Lynchburg and panville and
even Petersburg, good town TINT II Is.
can hardly he classcd with the two
biggest cities in the State-two cities
with greater population than tho
other four put together,
Drop Richmond and Norfolk.
II might not he bad idea TO drop
Richmond and Norfolk. and take fin
Portsmouth and Newport News. This
may be = now proposition, but thou
apds of people here in Richmond would
be glad IL Richmond were dropped
from the Virginia League. IT would
sivo them rest from tho imitation
article, and they could at least live
happy I'm tho hope that when Richmond
did get baseball again II would be the
real article.
As for Williams. he probably knows
full we'll that the head wearing a
crown must rest uneasy, IIc has a
hard row to hoo any way things go.
that is If no is reelected. lie has
made Il good chief executive. and is
everywhere more highly regarded than
in his own league. His administration
has been singled out ana commented
upon by those who Investigate affairs
amonS the minors. But some thcro
are who blame all of their troubles on
him If It wasn't Williams then It
would be somebody else. At least enc
club in the league never lost Il game
last year, though finishing way down
In the race. The team was either
robbed by the umpires, or else some
decisIor OF the chief executive Kept
it from winning
IA said before II isn't pleasant
task 10 wri,o these things indeed, It
goes considerably against the grain.
but they are true and as truths are
chronicled Now lots see what the
masnates Will do to benefit matters.
They have tho opportunity VIII they
,iso TO IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

The Store Complete
For Men and Boys
(1reentree
Service
as applied to
Boys Clothes

Mothers will be delighted when they
know what Grccntrec service means
1t means that we take care Of the boy
as no other store does or can.
We take care that his clothes shall be
manly, yet never clumsy nor too old for
his years.
Workmanship is most carefully looked
alter-we have that Infinite capacity
for taking pains" which Carlyle says is
genius"
If your boys clothes arc Grecntrcc
clothes he is sure to look right and
smart"
We can supply everything the boy
needs.
And as TO prices--you will be agrceably
surprised to know that good clothes cost
SO little.
Monday is Mothers Day--jot it down
on your memorandum to come to Green
trees tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

ORDER or TICf FOR DISCHARGE.
On this "a day Of November. A. D.
laii on reading the petition for dig
chargc OF tho baukrupts. it is
Ordered by tho court mat hear
ms be had upon the same on
the 5Tiil DAY or DECEMBER, 4. r.
1911. before said cour.. q; Richmond,
In said district. At Il o'clock noon
and that notice thereof bc published in
The Timef Dispatch. newspaper
printcd IL said district AMI that all
known creditors sHd other persons in
interest may appear at the said limo
and place auh slow cause, IL any they
have. Why the prayer OF the SAID pc
titioncrs should not be granted.
And il IL further ordered by tho
court. that the clerk shall send hy
mail 10 al known creditors copies ~
said petition ard this order. Addressed
10 them at thnir places OF residence
as stated.
WADDILL. L. Judge of the said
court. and The seal thereof. at Rich
mond, In said district. OH the Cd day
or November. y. u. 1911.
Attcst:
JOSEPH r. BRADY.
Clerk.
IScal Of the Court.)
MIR. JNO. GARLAND POLLARD,
Attorney for BnnkruptE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
ATHLETIC CLUB
TO Be ORGANIZED


ANpIlIlutl II Nlll I'llSN j HSt-l
counted among tho down aud outs
From the time he was ii kid, going
10 school in thu good little town OF
Havcrstraw, X. y he was born there
until tho present time, when he counts
Ills years at twonly-Sevcu. he has been
more or less of miner. He gained
his first right to fame when lie put
Jack hudson to sIccp after forty-two
rounds OF the most gruellins Kind of
work. since that time he has put
some Of tho best to the ropes But
nc Is through with milling Of that
Kind. through at least for a few years.
Ito is ready 10 put his dollars and mis-
talent to work in Richmond
II hc < "ucccssful in Ills plans. and
there ~ little reason to believe thar
ne Will not be- then Rchmnnd viii
have club similar To tho Baltimore
Athletic Club of tho Oriole city, or
the New York Athletic club. il, the
metropolis His plans arc well undor
We and he says that he has already
received numher OF applications for
nemhership 1t Is probuhle TIM; ap-
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
CorucII Wins liz ono point.

Jtiacu. y. 8, November 1.-THE Cor
nell football team was nearly caught
sleeping in the last period OF to- days
game with Williams. which the
lthacans finally won 10 TO II. With
The game practically won at the he :
ginning Of the fourth period, the Cor
nell men were scored upon in spec
tacular style for two touchdowns. The
coaches sent I'm their best men as
substitutes. and by herculean efforts
and the toe OF Quarterback Butler the
game was saved. The total run-up by
Williams was tho greatest number OF
points scored against Cornell since tho
Harvard contest last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
For Men

Comfort and health make warmer
clothing imperative. Get that new
Suit or Ovcrcoat without dclay--and get
it here il you want the greatest satisfac-
ton and most for your money.
A surprisingly good Suit or Ovcrcoat
at Sf5.00-others up to whatever price
you care to pay.
Our reputation behind every purchase
Warmer Undcrwear-rall sorts at all
prices.
Every Furnishing need can be satisiac-
toriIy supplied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
I'ornrr Football Team Not Scored ON
This Season.
Especial 10 The Times-DIspatchI

IspocIAl 10 Tho Jimes-Dispatch.l
oxford y. c., November 4-On the
home grounds Of the Warrenton High
School the football team of that in
sutution was defeated by the Horncr
Military School, tho score being II to o..
Beard and Ramsay were stars for Hor.
nor ana Iollicoffer for Warrenton. So
Far this season Horncr has not been
scored on.
l!orner claims tho State champion
ship for prep schools Bingham School
"f Ashcville. disputes this calm, and
the game TO settle the championship
VIII be played in Durham or Green's
horU on November is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

Schedule for This Week NJ Newport.
Monday niEht-Aicos Va, RemingtGns.
tuesday Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. News
Lender.
WcdUcsda9 njEht-JournaIs ~. New
portD.
Thursday nigbt-Cook Printing co.
Va. Timcs-DInpntcb.
Friday night. Special. Whitmnu's
Aii-stars W.. McFHrland'p Tigers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
UNIVERSITY Wins
FROM BAPTISTS
Wake Forest College Is De-
feated by Score of
20 to 6.
LAST GAME AT HOME
Virginia Plays Strong Game De-
sDite Absence If Three
ST GAME AT HOME
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. November -
Virginia played to-day It's las. game
schedulcd for the homo grounds, de-
feaung Wake Forest College, OF North
Carolina, by the score of 20 to .. -Four
or tho five touchdowns mado by tho
Virginia team camo In the first nnlf,
tho scoro at the end OF the second
quarter being % to 0. Near the close
of tho third quarter Quarterback Ut
ley. of Wake Forest. nabbed an on
side kick on Virsinia's thirty-yard
line, and. with a CLEAR field. ran for
n Touchdown. Savage kicked goal.
Nlrginia's last touchdown came carly
in tho fourth perioo. when by straight
line plunginG, tho ball was advanced
from the middle OF the field across tho
Baptists goal line, Todd making the
final plunge.
Virginia was without the services
of Captain Wood and ono or two other
regulars. and tho coaches were there
fore very much pleased with to-day's
showing.
Carter took Woods place at centre,
tho position he used to fill at Law
renccvlic, and was Ill the limelght
almost as much as ever. His tackiing
kept tho crowd in good humor.
Redus held down right guard and put
UP the best game OF any of the lines
men. Wilson got his arm hurt in tho
second quarter. and gave way TO Jones,
the former Virginia Polytechnic In
st'tutc end. who performed clcverly.
Todd. Goodhuc aud Wager starred in
the hackhcld.
Nirginia'S next game is with Johns
Hopkins The lineup:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

American Locomotive 60. ......oit
NirSinians o.,
Journals .......... 40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Ford Motor Cars

Come fully equipped.
Ask experienced motorists why this
is an advantage
FORD AUTO CO.. 1929 w. Broad St,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
no 1901.
In the matter OF

In the matter Of No. 1901.
SMITH ASD WOODALL
partnership, AL
BERT ". SMITH and In
T.. FItANELIN WOOD
ALL, ~ individuals.
Eanlsrupjs. Bankruptcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Bankrupt Rotlfr8.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
FtN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

MISUNDERSTANDING (2), Gooch.
Todd co, Utlcy. Goals from touch
downs-Tagcr (4), Savage. Referee
<insolving Virginia Military Insti-
tute.) umpirc-Poaguc Virginia Milf
tary Instituted Field judge-Earner
tNirginia) Head lnesman-Gooch
tVirgin!a.) Time OF perods-Two or
g and two of L. minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Standing of Ill. CHM.
Players High Individual Avcrsr,
Ugh Total score q Gnrcs.,
High individual score.
High Team score.

' .....................
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
FOOTBALL RESULTS

~ Richmond: V. l.. l.. Q: Carolina, 0.
AZ Charlottesville: Virginia. 20;
Wake Forest, ..
~ Lexington: V. VI, l., rs; Richmond
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
NUMBER Il

rad ssaia he plsaea - a par With
snv II she western ruads IL. SAD
tkai pracfIcsi railroad men waul1
reach western Calorada ~ few dag-
sss wos.ld make rhar8sgh Insp..c-
tIon ~ the Preperty aRd oualaae plsn-
tor Iis Improvement;
Nan kleeck - sAsetsr 10 a nata-
ber IT The largest banks Il New
Nark Oae ~ she Ipstitstians has
deposits Il s2'l.tDt.ssi HIS arp
has been male saasteutsfiossly -
to the tame The litfle wreck upset bi-
temper He ana bis son hal baaaht
their tiekets hke the ordinary pa--
-engers and nu oae except few q
the railroad officials we're aware Of
the IdentIiy oi the trsvelers.
Wee Presideni and General Man
ager Horace VI CLARK. a few davs
ago Issned orders D. the train crews
30 tresi Mr. kieeek with considera-
ton, aud the stsfIsa saents on the
~ stem we're given lnstructions %
have the railroad premises about their
stations pat IA hrss class condition
before kis arrival
A vast policy of Improvement is
said 10 be outlined f1r the Bio Cirande
lines IN Colprado. aud the road will
soon take the place " shoali occupy
as a means toward the development
4 the territories thru winch II passes
The Goalds have never been dlstln-
guished rs builders, but have simply
held on b their railroad properties
and squeezed out Of them every pos
sible dollar in dividends. Some Of
the lines Of the Rio Grande are a dis
grace 10 the state, aud the new
management will endesr itself 10 the
people If Colorado II it succeeds ia
building the Denver a RR Grande
into a hrst-class railroad
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
So. - kss.i Trip

To San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego, Cal from main line
Colorado points on the Denver 4
Rio Grande railroad and sG5.OO one
wav through Portland or Seattle
Tickets on sale, April Is. 10, 90,
1911 Final return limit, June 80.
1911 Through electric-ighted Pull
man observation cars between Den
yer and San Francisco via Denver q
Rio Grande aud Western Pacific.
For descriptive literature, reserya-
tions, etc see Rio Grande agent OF
address Frank A Wadleigh, general
passenger agent. Denver, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
nnCn oee3C1u AamNMCkx
NNu e. onbo0eEnkAI
Ussk q - CssnA Lien . vksrh
49, tss khscA vss askR
Co. ~ = 1su esabssi
ksus q IsnHu1s

DENVER, Calo. Aprd IA
~orRaui rall ga the Barrpw gasge
Eso oirsnde hines near Piacervlils
shsch wrecked the trasn on which
William Van kleeck. pruraiaent
banker and dsrectar 81 the Rio Grande
railroad af New York. this msrnIne
caused thai geutlemsn Ia exaspera-
ton b. make known impending im-
portani charges IR the management
II the Denver a Ri9 Grande prop
critics.
Mr.. Van kleeok aud bis soa we're
asakIne aH inspection trip over all
a the hines af the road ~ >aathern
Calorado. Their train was wrecked
near PiscervIlle. sai when Wan
kleeck learned the cause of the delav
he was much exasperated. and whea
the train finally reached Telluride
he gave vent 10 his impstience BY
declaring that there would soon he
charges ia the manseemeat Of the
road which would nsare vast im
prevements IN the physical condition
of the road and Its service.
Mr. Van Meek declared that
George Gould was now out Of the ai-
fairs Of the railroad, and that the
work Of standard gusging ali 81 the
narrow gauge lines would begin at
once. He declared that Mr.. Gould
was not a railroad man aud never
was, but that the new management
would be composed Of practical rail
road men who could aud would take
hold of the property and build il up
as it should be built up.
Mr.. Van kleeek declared that the
territory which was served 5v the
road would be developed that the
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
u. u. A. Es1svssinnssf

A crowded house ereeted tue serio.
cpmIc plsy, "Tr,als of an Oid Maid. F"
WHICH was gwen FRIDAY night al
Masonic hail Aud the entertainments
was we'll worth gplRg 30. far ali dId
excelleBtly and the evening was
crowded with fun and laughs saa
good music The cast ct characters
Included John French, Mrs j ID
jennings, Miss Emma Billings,
Cedric Williams, Mrs. Coliigan,
Ginger LInton, Mrs Sharratt, Chas
Nordsrrem, j NJ Payne, sam Bill
ings aud Joe Chinery All took
their parts splendidly, aud the audi
ance was So pleased thai if events
had not coasplred 10 prevent repeat
iae If the play Saturday night. II
would undoubtedly have been greet
ed another well filed house The
advertising programs gotten ont by
the News-C hampton office we're uni
que aud provoked much favorable
comment. The Royal Neiphbors and
Modern Woodmen lodges cleared a
good sum by the entertainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
Csw Ilsskst N;sAss; Ssssrs Lswes

Denver Union Stock Yards, April
lO-The receipts of cattle here last
week were very good. Demand was
strong for cows and very good for
steers, though am account of dull
aud lower markets Tor steers at east
ern points, prices here were weak.
Cows were lOc 10 Poe higher at the
close and firm at the advance. Good
beef steers sold at S5 40 to 5000
and good cows brought S465 TO
T5.15 with fancy heiiers up 90 s575,
the latter price taking a bunch Of
choice stuff from Fort Collins feed
lots Other heifers sold at S5 60
and x5 20 and several punches went
at : 3 % TO $3.50 Fair cows sold
at S4OO TO Si65. Feeder and
stocker demand was good and trade
active. Eastern markets report
rather dull trade aud prices lower
but local demand was good aud
prices held up well Today's supply
was | 800 head Market steady ON
cows but weak 10 a dime lower on
steers All eastern markets were
lower under heavy receipts
W. \ Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
ss'~' - : ~. eas .ass
~ 49, 4 aut = = -
eka.A - = -
uunuDuuS Cnuouuou

The annual election f,a pres.<teUs
- -chs~Bl baarei- octars on Aandsy.
Mss l-t. In t,asni.on. lh-tr,.a No.
D. JSs bacs stock has heli sh,s ssa-
purtsrt p,'sitl,a fr e,ghieen wears.
bat this sprsar Positively refuses "
ren agasn Tnis leaves the 6ssli
open. aud News-Chsmp,os Iesr.s
that Ir Geo >allIvsn will he a can
dIdate.
Discussing his SIX t,-rms as presi-
aeni Mr. BLACK stsck sss.ie- thai wheu
he tous office seariy rwentv wears
ago. the di-trIct was thirty Thousand
doiiars 10 debt, aud pay,as sir per
cent interest eu th,s or : .saD tU .
wear THIS spring finds a with the
debt reduced b ten Thousand ea a 5
per cent basis of refunded bonds. and
with 81. 10000 Ia the treasury above
expenses for this wear A remark
able showing. and Mr.. Blaekstock
bei,eve the district can safely pay
: 600 Oo year Of the Indebtedness
and So reduce the present interest
charge IT $500 0O, provided arrange
ments can be made with the bond-
holders 10 accept the money in sd-
vance Of its becoming due. With
the remaining 2,3o0 90 he sagse~ss
that city water aud furnace e in
sta led in the cast ward baildins, ~
this is badly in need II repair and
will probably be oseG as an auxiliary
to the Normal school Nentilating
devices of modern Iesien are needed
in all the buildings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
GUNNIsON. COiORAtnl. pRiDAY. APRIL n

teader Was ordered 10 hlre -eeeral
men and - b sers ciesasag dacte-
al eace The prepo.ea ~ai.r po~es
ordinance. eador--a by the voters.
was tsrmsliy PASSED
I've bids were receIVed for paint
ing the frpni of the town hall and
the Residence II tbe saperiasendeni
II the hzlsi aad water plant Thss
II b y Zagelder a soa was fpr
sle,5. ana II J A. Fudge tar $50
fhroneh parliamentary mix-ug
both bids xere tabled. b.t csa he
acted .poa la fhe futsre at any
meetlne
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
Mrs.. Rsussksso

Without cent Of cost to you the
McCaskey System will save you
money and cut the high cost of liv-
ing. When YOU deal with . mer-
chant who u.es The McCaskey sys-
TEN of handling accounts, yoa are
kept informed to the minute ss 10
what YOU owe II YOU find your
household expenses are too high, YOU
can retrench.
Tie McCaskey system furnishes
YOU with an itemized bill every time
you buy-all footed up. You can
check every article for price and
know that each item with which YOU
are charged has been delivered
The balance You previously owed is
added 10 the amount of your last
purchase
You always know what you owe.
We keep your expense account. Nc
need to spend hosrs in figuring out
bills. No chance for mistakes.
You get convenient holder in which
TO keep your slips.
We have this system in our store
At GunnIson and you get the benefit
GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
ks~s gs0 49,

fhe senaioEsai -itaafIsa rsmasn-
oepsi The same az or threc nsosfb-
- Every dav >peer r,.ceIve-
sneni = votes. Adams -sane ~. aud
- resi- scattrsnf. The Adams
Aeces have cpnsr,l IT the senaas and
- >lseer f1rces uule "a the house
Suri o. shaw thsi >,,eer cusla never
ws- The uppo-ItIpn agreed TUESDAY
~ nuite ior fur sDeflmen ballots
esa give "a Votes esssh krst b.
Adsms, then b. D'Dnnel,, then 10
Wsrd aud last 30 q : Thomas. in
~ Thomas e'a rs. f.a revey aud
&kenzle. who we're Hoi coaHted
uoh the "a. b"i we're against Spesr
sioD voted tg him. but Iramedlstely
tws Adams men wlthdrew their votes
wAioh leti the balance equal and
ssss y showed that foar other can
ss1aies had mFe strength than
Ssser
Almost all iee,=lstion Is al a stand
stsi owiRs 10 pulling and hssllHe
oses the senatorial euBsest. So no re
p<st can be made as 30 cur normal
49,
The senate on TUESDAY passed the
haose OH by Mr. Dsrfee providing
10 the state instead of the caarties
shail pay the water commissioners
Thjs will take great burden from
tSse eaison county, since we pay an
su4 from 4 500 0D 10 $1,000 Ono
teslwater commissioner oa the North
Feek, whose work is almost entirely
- Delta county Our county com
uigsioners aud ATTORNEY ID 7. Sapp
stGe,ed this agitation, aud Commis-
ssaeer Whey, ss one of the legisls-
tivo committee Of the state associa-
th Of county commissioners, has
lsl pred hard to secure its passage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
Fire Les Teal

A fire occurred Friday morning in
the house down the track owned by
Rilla Owens, alias big Kate" 1t
was a hot blaze and pretty well gut
ted the interior Mr. Douglas of the
Royal Insurance company, came over
this week "Wednesday and adjusted
and paid the full insurance policy at
$500 90 The actual loss was prob
ably 5000 90.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14
So RascA e. So

For sALE--the j q. Smith ranch
Of l6O acres above town. Mostly
producing alfalfa land. Includes
three quarters of mile of Gunnison
river, and can easily be made fine
fishing resort. Terms, very reason
able. Also good horse for sale.
Write or inquire of Lee Lehman,
Administrator Smith Estate.
Stf Gunnison. Colorado.