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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
Overlook Political


In addition, Colonel Parker inform
ed the President that politics did not
need to be considered in connection
with the govcrnorship. lie said an
agreement had been arranged between
both factions under which six dele
gates {" the Chicago convention would
hc selected and Instructed for tn" re-
nomination of Mr.. Taft. lie gave Del
cGatc Kalanianaolc fun credit for hay
ing engineered this result and said
that by way of reward special com
missioner should he sent tn Hawaii
with instructions to collect all the
facts hearing on the controversy
And thus the old question was OPEN
ed up with new sldeIights. II seems
certain that President Taft aud Sec
Rotary Fisher will take some action IN
the near future. The general belief Is
that AN impartial special commissions
or win he named to conduct AN inVcs-
tigatiUu. The President still insists
, that Secretary Fisher should take Il
trip to the Islands and personally cN-
anime into all the questions at issue
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
FEW STOCKS FIND
CHANCE FOR ACTIVITY

OIia. McBrydo Eva, Hawaiian Com
mcrClal and WaialuH--tha sums mp
the stock trading on the market for
the last twenty -four hours The mar
kct Is stiIl slow aud dun, with no dit
ference In sight.
Eva advanced To 30. about the only
item of note In fcaturclcss day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

The forest slopes Of Mount Olym-
pus have been burning for days.
Chicago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
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The Promotion Committee did not
decide upon the site of its future
quarters at the special meeting yes
tcrdny. after long discussion postpon
ing action till ncNt Friday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
SUGAR PACT TO
LIMIT RUSSIA

u BRUSSELS. Belgium. Mar. Is. {:
8: The International sugar confer. !:
{: cnCc TODAY renewed the sugar {:
{. convention for another five wears, {:
3: beginning Sept. l. 1913. The sup (:
/. Elementary expectation Of sugar /;
:; by Russia has been fixed definite /;
.: " AZ l5O,0OO tons for the current {:
q year and with the right to export {:
q 10000 tons more in each of the {:
!: twO.ycar periods following. {:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

coal-producing States. stands almost
alone In one particular-tne low aver
age price at which its coal. some ~
1T the highest grade luminous coal
produced in the United States. brings
TO the producer The only State that
compares with West Virginia. in this
particular il Virginia whose coal
areas in the southwestern part OF the
state are contiguous TO those Of
southern West Virginia. the conditions
affecting the production and market
lns oil the product Of both states being
similar. Neither state has any we'll
developed local markets and at least
so per cent of the output is shipped
to distant points for consumption. The
highest average price Tor West Nir-
sinia roal recorded Ia the last eight
u reached 90 cents a short ton In
1911 the average price Tor West Viz
EInia coal was 60 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
INDUSTRIAL DATA
FROM WEST PO|NT
Big Potato Figures-Shipments
to the West-Country
Crops in Town.
( Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Yves, Point Va. July ls-w. r.
Brcaddue. agent for the Farmers En-
change located here has Just had
quite a trip to Toledo. Detroit ami
shipment Of 270 barrels OF nne Iris
Cleveland. O. Earlier in the season 4
potatoes was wrecked between Detroit
and Toledo. and having to change from
one car 10 another with some delay,
the potatoes were damaged, hence Mr..
Broaidus's trip. To-day he, as agent
500 barrels OF magnificent Irish pota-
toes TO Detroit ana Cleveland. Most
OF these were raised in New Kent ana
some in Gloucester county.
DE- y. I. Hargrave, West Points
pharmacist, has been enjoying dell
eious well-maturcd tomatoes from his
own garden since about June. j. Nel-
ford owens also has had tomatoes from
his own vines for some time. They
viii soon he plentiful in town.
j. w. Owens. OF the real estate firm
OF owens & Bagby, sold two farms in
King md Queen county last week
Just across the river. TO Wisconsin
men and since that another farm in
King and Queen has been sold to a
Wcsterner Farms in this section have
been eagerly sought for and many
have changsi hands recently.
About three squares from Beach Park.
on the main street OF the town. i've
Charles stark and his mother. In their
home property they have two lots on
these lots Is the dwelling house ana
all necessary outhouses. Growing in
the ground arc peaches. apples. pears,
several kinds of piums including mas
nificent green cages. several varieties
of the finest grapes. raspberries. straw :
berries. a great variety of elegant
roses that bloom all OF the year, OK
cept q short while in the winter. pam
sizes. violcts lilies OF tho valley In
winter when the snow IS on the
ground and cold winds blow. there are
oranges and lemons growing i'm the
dining room, Some of the lemons
weigh S much as a pound ana measure
nfteen inches in diameter. In addition
to this they raise very fine fowl. There
are not Just a few OF these things but
a profusion. This is no FISH story.
but can be proven by a visit from
Richmond.
At meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce this week a committee OF
three was appointd to 70 with com
mite of three members of the Town
Council at once to Washington to con-
fer with representatives in Congress
from this district as to an appropria =
tion In the near future. for the build
ing of an up-to-date post office build
ing here. committee OF three
was selected and appointed to confer
with the Town Council as to charging
and perfectinG the sewerage system
In the town of West Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

picture Of an Industrial and progress
siNe cyclone that IL nJ1 on ana ha,
been on for some time ia this good
city. II represents the hand OF the de-
stroyer and tells tn remarkable true
story that az one and the sam. time.
four famous hotels are being razed
That the ground upon which they have
stood for 10 these many years may be
the sites for magnificent and costly
twentieth century buildings. Two OF
these are TO be what their predeces-
scrs were, hrst-class hotels that are
TO be !N.eei .kyscrapers 1hey-
Murphy's ana LrUgers n--have already
Tee" told about In ihcse columns.
Old Land Marks Going.
Work was commenced by thr de
siructionists' on kuegors last week.
while that on Murphys was commence
e. two weeks or more ago.
Work WAS also commenced las. week
- the tearing down ~ Ford's the
eldest hotel building W the city and
when this WORK OF destruction shall
be completed. the city viii commence
r. build OH the grounl another City
Hall TO be the home Of all the courts
The old Parl. Hotel has been brought
TO the ground. and down TO 4 hole in
tbs ground and the work on the rrvc-
ton o: magnificent theatre build
ng has already been commenced
In otler parts OF the city old build
.iGu are being RACED that larger and
better and costl!er structures may
take their places. and in the mean
time hundreds q houses OF all sizes
and all Kinds are going up on vacant
lots IN all parts C: the city and 1
cut IN the suburbs Truly Richmond's
building boom IS not yet at an end.
and evidently Will not be for many
years ye, TO come. for Richmond Is
going 10 keep on growing.
Well don't know NOBODY knows. but
there are prophets here who have AL
ready fixed the census agures Of Rich
rnond on the next 90 round. 1920. ai-O.
we'll say 100000. That would
hc doubling In decade 40 CITY has
ever done that, but then Richmond has
heen known 10 make records that no
other city could ever hove TO make.
+. : ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
rALLEsr TREES ON EARTH.
California and Virginia Must Take
Back Scnts In Rave or OF Australia

Tho Dundee (scotiand) Advertiser
claims that the tailest trees In the
world are on British possessions. be-
ing in Australia. 1t has been long
thought that TO California belonds
this distinction and it is known thtr
Virginia can show some mighty tall
trees. but. while California trees are
OF gigantic dimensions, they do not
come UP 10 Australia's eucalyptus
trees. The californ'ans are noted not
so much for their height as for their
girth and diameter. The tallest tree
in California yet discovered was found
BY actual measurement to be $40 feet
high. According TO the Dundee pa
per. Australias record gum tree can
beat this by 40 feet Baron Mueller.
formerly government botanist OF Vic
toria is stated 20 have said that Au-
stralian gum trees attain heigh,
OF 500 feet, but the tallest tree even
the baron measured was a PROSTATE
one on the Blacks's Spur. ten miles
from Healesville. iotaling $50 feet.
This tree was eiEhty-one feet liz girth
near the root Another, found in the
same locality. was 4l5 feet high. with
circumstance of siXty-niue feet at
The base OF the stem Mueller refers
TO this species as the highest tree
on the globe, surprising the famous
California sequoia ana Wellington
ton pine" In 1889 G. W. Robinson.
civil engineer OF Berwick in a jour
ney from Giprsiand to Mt Baw. meas
ured tree 81 feet high The height
OF this specimen ha dpreviously been
estimated at not less than 500 feet.
The eucalyptus trees possess many eN-
cellent qualities Their timber is of
great durability. strength and tough
n -
the tree of the natural order myrta-
ceac. mostly II not ALL indigenous to
Australia and Tasmania Australia
has 100 species of the eucalyptus. or.
as 1t is more popularity known. tho
gum tree"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
CROP INCREASES
ALL DOWN SOUTH
Diversified Cropping Tells Won
derful Story OF Southern Pros
perity in a Decade

The following facts and figure com
piled from Official sources by the man
ufacturers Record are very oncourog-
ing
Directly bearing upon the notable
increase IN the value OF farm lands in
the South in tine frst ten years OF this
century was the increase in the value
OF crops in tho South. Between 1900
and 1910 the value OF Southern farm
lands increased from S3.233.ici,o0 TO
1926. 600 or by si,o6i.s22,ooo, equal
70 l23.s per cent, although the area
OF such lands under Improvement in
creased only from liS.25i.00o acres TO
l73.s 600 acres. or by 25.72S.0o0 acres,
equal to 1913 per cent. The increase
in the value Of leading Southern crops
was not at as great rate as the
increase In the value OF lands. but
the two increases were closely related.
as is indicated in the TolloWfn 2 fable
comparing the values OF 20 OF the lead
ing crops OF the South in 1850 and
"a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
TIE NEVER
Bull DING BOOM
All Southern Cities Doing Well,
and Richmond IS in
the Lead.
VIEW Of STRANGER IN CITY
-Four Famous Hotels Going
Down to &c Replaced by
Costly Structures.

Ali OF tho Southern citIes seem 70
be on continuous building boom,
end Richmond Is undoubtedly the leader
among them. The building operations
ia the representatives cities OF the
South for the month OF June show
this statement TO be. a fac. In this
city total or i25 building permits
wcre issued in June. The value of
the buildings to be erected under
these permits, including repairs and
ENGAGEMENTS t. S7a5.455 Thcse ng-
uies wer. exceeded Oniy by st Louis
End Louisville both very much larg-
or than Richmond. ana neithe, OF
which can be- classod AS strictly a
Southern city. Richmond beat 1alti-
more by more than 10000. and all
other strictly southern cities b.
mu,,h iarscr amounts. the r,cney
heurcs for Memphis for Instance.
which comes next To richmond were
S.QH.72s but M.inpnis issued 3.S
permits 20 l.ichnonas les. and :hls
shows that thu character % the
lichmond buildings 10 better than
o. those ia Memphis. could make
y column story Ia comparing Rich-
mond's build!ne activity with that Of
other Southern citIes. all of which
y Guild SHOW that Richmond is doing
more and better builling than sns
OF them. and al Of them arc break
ilg their own records and doing Won
dcrs IN the development line.
As the Stranger Secs Is.
\ traveller who spent few days OF
last week in this city declared that IN
his extended travels ihroughou, the
country Within the lat tweivc months
!. had struck no city In which the
streets were as much blocked with
l.u!ld!ng natcElal az In Richmond.
Hare IN Richmond we have gotten 50
used TO seeing old houses pulled Down
make place Tor larger and costlier
buildings and 80 used 10 H-eing tho
principal streets and all OF the resi-
dencc streets that arc not already
,hickly built up crowded with build
ins material TO 20 into the continue
ton OF twentieth century stores and
lotely ard factories and apartment
houses aud handsome residences that
these things 40 longer rSuse comment
among u, As 1t docs wl,h stranger
WITHIN the gates who has been visit
Ing other cities where ,ne thing IS no
&C pronounced.
Cyclonic Pictures That Talk
There Is an illustration on tic first
raee ~ this section that tolls a re-
uarkahlo story II tho way the ,uild-
Ing boom Is going on IN this good old
town. II might al first glancc be taken
for snapshot picture or cyclone.
Well. Il Is that in a certain sense. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Total saol.ol7ooo sl.7lo.54looo

The aggregate value Of these 20 crops
represented about co per cent. of the
total value of tho whole agricultural
output OF the South in 1909 For the
20 crops the aggregate increase in 10
years was from 1901. OF 900 TO sl.7lO.-
$4,000. or by sS0052i.000. equal to $40
per cent There were decreases in the
case of hemp and naxseed. but the in
dividual increases ranged from s379.-
S3S.00O. or III per cent. for cotton. to
$4,000. or about II per c-Trt. ror beans
The greatest rates OF increase were
for kahr corn and milo maize the
actual increase in 10 years having been
from $4,000 TO s6.i91.0Oo. or at the
rate of 1913 per cent. and for broom
corn which had an increase from $50
600 to s9.ss9Ooo. or at the rate of 100
per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

MENTS. CURlOS. ETC, Ar AUCTION
we Will sell at the residence of Mrs.
Captain b. j. BossieuX. 40. S22 South
Third street ,Gamblcs Hin park. on
TUESDAY july 18TH.
beginning at 1890 o'clock. her house
hold furniture. etc. consisting OF
beautiful Mahogany Frame Parlor
Suit Upholstered in silk plush. very
handsome Mahogany Curio Cabinet.
fine Fur RuEs. pairs Genuine Tambo
Lace Curtains parlor Rockers and
Chairs. handsome Vases and Orna-
nents. Fine Pictures and EnEravinEs
Walnut Dresser and Nashstand. Wal
nut Wardrobe. beautiful Brass Bed.
Spring and Mattresses Feather Bed.
Leather couch Hall Rack. Pier Mirror.
Hall carpet. Walnut Bedroom suit Bed
Lounge. Portieres chairs MoQuet Car
nets. Mating. etc. handsome Round
Pedestal Dining Table. beautiful oak
Claw Foot China Case. handsome Oak
Claw Foot Sdeboard. six Oak Leather
Seat Dining Chairs. Kitchen Table,
Kitchen safe. Servants Rooms etc
COLLECTION or CURIOS
Special attention is called to the
large collection OF Civil War Curios.
Weapons. Relies. Pictures. Old spinning
Wheels and Flax Wheels
Sale positive. Ladies' invited to at
tend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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aurtipn SALES, 99onnay
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTlOHgER9
sic ia ST BROAD ST.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. INcUBA-
TORS. SHOES, Ere. AT AUCTION.
We will sell at our auction sales
rooms. No 6lS East Broad Street
O-MORROW (MoniayD. JULY 18TH,
beginning at 1890 o'clock. - new IN
cuhators. capacity 1876 and 252 eggs
also large quantity OF furniture Of
all kinds for bedrooms. parlors. dining
room and Kitchen. also will self about
10 cases Misses and Ladies' Shoes
Sale positive
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Washington. July l3.--Thc Senate, in
executive session o-day confirmed the
nomination of David L. Bailey to be
collector OF internal revenue for the
Sixth Virginia District. succeeding
Louis p. Summers. who recently re-
signed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
HAD GOOD COAL YEAR.
West vIrEinfn Produces so,ooo.ooo

The production Of coal in West Vir-
ginin in 1911. according to T.. w Par
ker in statement issued by the
United states Geological Survey. was
.a.S2l.5so short tons. valued at s52.-
670.5l5
West Virginia for tho last three
years the second in rank among the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

As administrators OF the estate OF
the late John G. Fitzgerald. deceased,
We VIII sell at public auction. on
THURSDAY. JULY is.
beginning at ii 80 o'clock,
at his farm. on Fairfield Road (near
Mechanicsville Turnpike). one Sorrel
Horse. one Mule. ono mo Holstein Cow
and Calf. one fine Heifer. Double and
single Farm Wagons. lot Harness. lot
Hay and Rye. lot Farm Implements.
such as Mower. Roller. Plows. Guilt
Vators. Harrows. DraEs and Small
Tools. lot Posts and lumber. one fine
Repeating Rife. ShotGuns. miscellan-
eous lot OF Household Furniture. etc.
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
Take Seventeenth street car TO Fair
field Road (farm about four blocks
east OF Seventeenth Street.
John p FITZGERALD,
JOHN r. WELSH.
Administrators.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

In execution CT a decree Of the Dis
trict Court OF the United STATED Tor the
Eastern D!triot OF Virginia entered
June u. 1912. in the matter Of George
d. Rudd. bankrupt On BANKRUPTCY
No l0S2l. the undersigned. special mas
ters thsredn apo. roed, Will sell by
public auction. on the prern.sse. on
TUESDAY. JULY 1s. 1912
beginning at IL o'clock noon.
the borrowing property.
First Lot No. TO- IN Block b" Sec
ton 2. IN plan OF Highland Springs. in
county OF Henrico. Va. togethsr with
al III. imp rove InSnts thereon.
eeeond. Lot No. II. n Block f" Sec
Hon ,. IN plan OF Highland Springs, in
SAID county. with tae improvements
thereon.
Thrd Lots Nos. TO .. inclusive, in
the plan OF Shelton Park. IN SO. d
county
TERMS one third OF tho purchase
money in cash. balance at six and
twtlv. months purchaser TO CIV his
negotiable notes for deferred payments
with interest added. and title TO be
retained until all the purchase money
IS pad and COW syance ordered by
court or all cash at option OF pur-
chaser.
GEO. J. HOOPER.
G. w. THROCkNi0RTON.
WILLOUGHBY NEWTON. JR.
LEWIS L. CUTCHINS
Special Nfasters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
We viii sell ~ auction on
MONDAY. JULY -2D.

We Will sell =, auction on
MONDAY. JULY -2D
AT O'CLOCK T. NJ
the soda and Confectionery store or
e " Lenz. 2517 East Broad Street.
The fixtures consists Of a handsome
Innovation Soda Fountain. with large
Back Mirror two silent Salesman
Showcases. II Metal Ice Cream Tables.
rs Metal Chairs. large Wall case.
Lunch Counter and stool, Cashier
MISC stock Of cigars. cigarettes. Smok o.
Ing and Chewing Tobaccos. Candies.
Cakes. etc. Soda Fountain. Syrups
and Accessories
established stands IN the city The
fixtures are all OF tho best material
and strictly up to date in every partic-
ular VIII be sold as = whole
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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Inc Naie5MlneA MctaoHCn
AuCT7OMzgN9
@ q Ca ST BROAD ST
AUTOMOBILE At AUCTION

We will sell In front Of our auction
salosrooms 80 SIS East Broad street
MORROW ChIondayD. July 18th.
at ~ o'clock noon. a Maxwell Five
Passenger Automobile i'm excellent
condition. equipped with top. wind
shield full set or tools and nearly now
set diamond tires Tho car VIII be
demonstrated IN front OF our store
morning Of sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

In execution OF q decree OF the Dis
Eastern Dttr!ct u Virginia. entered
q Rudd. Jr.. bankrupt On bankruptcy.
ters therein appointed, Will sell b.
pubic auction. on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. JULY ls. 1912.
beginning at 10 O'Clock noon.
the following property:
First An unfinished house and lot
in the county OF Hen-.co. Va. fronting
500 feet on eastern s.dc OF N!ne-Afu
Read. between Fair oaks Station and
Seven Pines.
Second Lots Nos 10, II. IL. "a and
-. in plan OF Shelton Park in county
OF Henr.co. Va. near Fair oaks sta
Third. Lots Nos II and - with the
improvements thereon. in Block ~"
Section ., in plan OF Highland Springs
:n Henrico county. Va
TEiIMS One third OF tho purchase
money In cash. balance at six and
twelve months. purchaser 10 s!va his
neEot.ahle notes for deferred payments
with interest added. and t!tlc 70 DO
retained until all the purchase money
10 po-'d and conveyance ord,aued By
court: or ali cash. at option OF pur-
chaser
GEO. J. HOOPER.
G. W. THROCkNrORToN
W1LLOCCrEBY NEWTON JR
LDWIS L. CUTCHINS.
Snecial Masters.
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sale at public auction on the premises,
TUESDAY. JULY Is. 1917.
at E o'clock p. NJ. tho above very valu-
able property.
unusually attractive apartments of
about 5 rooms each. besides baths. gas
and electric lighting. and the usual
conveniences. An attractive basement
In this building is available for physi-
clan or other professional purposes.
The apartments always command high
class tenants at profitable rentals
The dwelling. adjoining the above. is
of modern construction. contains about
10 large rooms. with bath. hot water
heating and other conveniences This
is one Of the most attractive homes in
this desirable central location
This sale presents an unusual oppor-
tunity TO both investors and home seek
ers and should command tho attention
OF those interested in desirable central
properties.
TERMS: Very reasonable. and an
nounced At sale
C l.. K II. L. DENooN.
Auctioncers.
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heWdlelltfne Auction Co.
AUCTIONEEEo
q g "a ST BROAD ST

ADM1NISTRAToRS' AUCTION SALE
HORSE. MULE. COW. CALF. WAGONS.
HARNESS. FARMING IMPLEMENTS :,
Hay. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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TheWalentile Auction Co.
AUCTiOMEERS
o 1 8 "a 81 BROAD ST

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO
LACE CURTAINS. RUGS, ORNA-
MENTS. CCRlOS. ETC, AT AUCTION
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b. c. I. & II. l.. Denoon.
and
~ J. Chewn.ng Company.
Auctioneers.
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auctlon E5aIes, future Days
The Valentine 4AAcsAa Co
AUCrONSEAS
q 6 "a ST BROAD 81

SODA AND CONFECTIONERY STORE
At AUCTION
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COURT SALE
OF

COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND CNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY N PLAN OF
HlG HbAND SPRINGS AND Shell
TON PARK. IN THE COUNTY OF
HENR1CO. VA
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aurtion BaIrs, future Days
By c L 6: n [. penos6,
and
A. j Chewing Company.
ArotioncerB.

COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIAd-
PROVED PROPERTY IN PLAN OF
HIGHLAND SPRINGS AND Shell.
Ton PARK. IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO. Va
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To close an estate we will offer for
sale at public auction on the premises,
The Washington times., 1912-01-15
Cubs Announce Their
Spring Practice Dates

CHICAGO, H., Jan. l5.-Members Of
the Chicago National League baseball
team will report for spring practice
March 2. This was announced by
Charles w. Murphy. president, today.
Thirty-flve players and Manager Chance
will make the trip. The itinerary fol-
lows:
Chicago, March .; West Baden, Ind,
March 81: March SO, open; ;New Or
leans, March 10; March 1l-12, open New
Orleans, March l3-l4; March 49, open
New Orleans, March l6-l7 Mobile,
March 1919; Montgomery, Ala. March
90: Birmingham, Ala, March 2l-22 Men,
phis, March 23-2i; Nashville, March
1926: Louisville. March 2s-31: April 1-2,
open: Terre Haute, Ind, April 81; In
dianapolis, April IS; April 9-lO. open
April II, season opens at Cincinnati.
Followers of the team incline toward
the return of Mordecai Brown because
of the announcement that Terre Haute
is included in the training trip. That
city is near Browns home. Rosedale,
Ind, and Brown Day" has been a fea-
ture of the recent spring jaunts.