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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
ASSESS PROPERTY
0NtEsTER STREET
COMMISSIONERS HAND IN THEIR
10
REPORT ON LAND VALUES
k -~sz@a-zeS

Commissioners appointed by the
Hastings court in the case of city Of
Richmond vs. Julia r.. Hogan. et ais.
to assess the compensation and dam
ages to the property wne on the
north side of Lester street, between
Gfliies creek and Poplar street. which
property is needed by the city of
Richmond for the proposed improve
meat of Lester street, by their report
filed yesterday in the clerks Office OF
the Hastings court made the follow
ing allowances.
Old Dominion Steamship company,
lot "a feet, $3.50.
Old Dominion Steamship company,
10, "a feet. s39s.
Mary A. Rankin. lot and improve
ments. Poplar and Lester streets.
S3,50e.
Ann DAILY. lot GO feet on Poplar
street. / 200,
Jacob a. Redd, lot 20 feet on Les
ter street, $500.
John NJ ami Emma NJ. Sheppard,
lot 81 IL feet on Lester street. $3.50.
Chesapeake aad Ohio Railway
company. lot 90 feet on Lester street,
s275.
Ann DAILY. lot 20 feet and Improve
ments on Lester street. $2.75o.
Amelia Bottingheimer. two lots and
improvements on Lester street. 70
feet $ inches, and as feet s inches,
$500.
Mrs. f. E Mcmahon. lot and inn
proyements, 20 feet on Lester street.
5000.
Joseph Neagie's estate. 20 "a feet
on Lester street. $3.50.
Isham FTeeman's estate, % feet 8
inches on Lester street, 5000.
Maurice and-WHHam A. Powers,
IL fee . inches and "a feet & inches
on Lester street. SELF
Rosa Stuart, two lots and improve
ments, Al feet west side of Elm street.
sI.4o0.
Frank Roth. 20 IA feet east side
Elm sereet, $500.
Miss Ann O'Keefe, SO feet north
side Lester street,
John Smiths estate, 20 feet on Les
ter street. $34S.
Julia r. Hogan, two lots and i'm
prayernents on Lester street, IS la
feet and 90 feet. $500.
Total amount. s24,T39.
Many meetings were held by the
commissioners. ten days in all being
consumed. and practically all OF the
property owners were heard by the
commission. The allowance while In
most instances being not as much as
the options secured on the property
are generally considered a fair val
nation for. the property,
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Robbers Get Nothing.

LYNCHRURG. VA, Sept. "a
store. containing the post
office. AZ Calls MIL dftesp .miles
east OF here. was blown to pieces
morning when an effort was
made to crack the p~ostofiice and rail-
road agents safe
A charge of nitfss-slseerine was
placed on top Of the safe and the ex-
plosion was so great that the front
OF the store was blown out into the
faunr ahaxeMmas shassafea.a IA srery
window ON the second floor was
smashed,
X The robbers were evidently fright
ened away By The expi0aiouh for they
rot nothing. This - fhe thIff rcts-
berry " this store III three years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
FACTORIES
TO OBEY THE LAWS

d Commissioner of Labor Dougherty
has received word from State Inspec-
tor Clinedinst that a number of Nor
folk firms have bee convicted of yio-
lations of the laws governing the
erection of fire ape State in
sp%ectors are still in Norfolk and In a
few days will have other cases In Po-
lice court. these dealing with viofa-
tions of the sanitary laws.
The labor department is vigorously
enforcing the laws in regard to fire
escapes and sanitary conditions in the
factories of the State and have Sc
cured the conviction of a number of
firms In Lynchburg. Norfolk and 9TH
er places for the violation of these
laws.
The American Peanut corporation.
c. V, Grandy. Fl, G. Williams, Farm
ers Manufacturing company and
John L. Roper were ordered 10 put
fire. escapes-e en- their buildings by the
Norfolk police justice.
c. w, GrandS and Fl. @. Williams
appealed totthe Corporation court.
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SOUTHERN RAILWl
Pnra,Hs cssa,nH % =. som

IN 1ARhiEh 81 fhE q
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONDg
N. B.-foiiowifss seh~sias4 figures pnbfS s
information and not guaranteed. s5E
$40 A. M.-Dailx wIoesl Tor Charlotte
and kaleaxh
A.45 A. Ms~Daly Limited-Eor &AtE7
South Drawing Room Buffet. saeepino
lSthayflIe, N. G.. "A
800 P. Nix. Sunday, I.&,caI ~ nNsh q2
900 r. M.-Dasly-For Danxilies N
Birmingham. with electric lighted DF~Wt&
Sleeping Car.
iisN p. M.-Daay ! limited Tor W pef1&%
Pullman ready sf0 r. M.
YORK RIVER LINE
430 r. M.-Daiy-To Nt@f RofNIs -
for Baltimore aon.. Nssi4 and Friday
600 A. Nix. sunl ssts 3 IA ri 81 s*-gG
and Fra I9rat tp Wet Pant.
TRAINS ARRflE RfktiNk54W
fafsasf xfe Nos4tss q $40 81 8r#& As3f
snd sos ri All sixatys s2sss n Ms. sss1
From West Point s:30 Il. M.. Anilx;s#03
Alons. We'd md Fsiss &s1S r
]. y HtaaaEss
s0f East Alalh Stfe4k
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vsdrinss Probable Winner.

PARIS, Sept. 75,-rhe toss OF SIX
balloons and possibly some lives Is
feared in the race FOR the aero clubs
grand prize, which started yesterday.
One OF the eighteen starters, twelve
have been heard from, and aeronauts
are beginning to think that some of the
missing may have been carried out to
sea. Aeronaut Dubois. who. with
Aviator Nedrines as a passenger, land.
ed at Landerau, near Breast, seems
TO be the winner, Other balloons
made safe landings in Brittany and
along the Normandy coast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
Ren succecas Nolan.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2s.--Ed-
ward Bell, OF New York. formerly
second secretary OF the legation al
Havana, tonight was appointed sec
rotary OF the legation at Panama, fol-
lowing the resignation OF Harry Ed
gar Nolan. OF Washington. who was
arrested on a charge Of abduction In
New York city about three weeks
age and released by the court on a
Bell was secretary Of the legation
at Teheran before going to Havana
He will be succeeded at III Cuban
capital by Francis Travis Cox. Of. Phil
adelphia, a graduate Of Princeton
and Pennsylvania universities, and an
life insurance expert.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
FARMS FOR SALE

Propostfion-Eixht Million Feet
Of heart pine. fine quality, easily
worth 50 per thousand. tramroad aDd
logging stream large planning mill.
drykilns. sawmill and a complete
outht; everything in best condition.
located right at junction of two rail
roads eleven acres OF land and num-
Der OF small houses; several splendid
tracts OF timber close by that can be
bought right. This plant IL being
operated on a paying basis. Salts
factory reason for selling. Recent
cost OF plant without timber. $40. goo.
Price for quick sale, including tim
Der. s2s. 600. yENABLE & FORD.
Lynchburg, Va.
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Factions Meet Together.

MARTINSVlLLE, VA. Sept. a.
The Taft Republican party OF Henry
county held its convention here Sat
urdaS. John Philpot was chosen
chairman. A number of
Roosevelt men went into the eenven-
ton at the solicitation of the county
chairman.
The delegates were appointed to
the district convention to he held in
Rocky Mount on the basis of ten
for The county, All We're al
lowed to go who wished.
w. M. Pepton. chairman of the
Roosevelt party in Henry county and
John B. Angiin, chairman of the
Roosevelt district committee. offered
themselves as delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

VIRGINIA IN THE HUsT1NGS COURT
OF Fl CITY OF RICHMOND,
SEPTEMBER IS, 1912.
To Robert Vivian Farrar: E G., Gum:
Littieton Fitzgerald; n. w, Bowe,
Ella Romer. Jennie Romer, LILY
LilIis and Laura Lynch: f. ". Gates
and Joseph P, Hubbard. executors of
the estate of II. ". Tyler. deceased
Jas. r. Sloan; p. f. Taliaferro; Mrs.
r. P. Lord and Miss Margaret
0'Connor. heirs at law of Catherine
o'Connor, deceased; f. S. Turpin;
Isaac Schwarx and Moses SchwarE,
heirs at law of George A. Schwarz;
L. j. Cheatwood; A. d. Green N
t F. Green. executors of the estate
of william I, Gibson, deceased;
sharp: Mrs. Nellie Meciare. Mrs.
Maggie /. B~accigalupo. Mrs. jose
phfne Wesley, formerly Miss Jose
phtne Grace, Miss Bridget Grace ana
Thomas Grace, heirs at law OF Pat
rick Grace. deceased and c + H..
BurKwyn, and TO all other persons
1t may concern "
You are hereby notified that the ci.s
of Richmond. a munlcipat So Of
created under the laws OF the stat "a
Virginia shall at eleven CID oeIoSh
A N. on the 10th day of October, apply
to the Hastings court OF the e,ls ~
Richmond for the appoin.nnsht Iii he
fuat compensation for the LAND or othst
property. or for b interest or es'as
therein. proposed to be condemnso tos
the usss OF the city OF hien.nohu s"it.
Ing to the adjacent or other properly
owned by you or the property OF any
other person. beyond the peculiar eene-
ats that will accrue 10 you. asn
ttyely. from the construction and nam.
tenance OF the work or improvement
proposed to be done or made ny the
city OF Richmond In b mproyeme
Of Lester street, the ownership' ooa-
ZION and description of which prop
srty and the particular nature OF
which work will fully appear by re-
ference to a petition n s1hini,s ~
Herewith hied In the eierks oH.ce y,
he said court on this 18th day OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
BY H. r. POLLARD.
CITY Attorney.
Copy-Teste:
CHRISTIAN. Clerk
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

40 Neutrality-suspicious. News.
SIS A-Locsl-D aily-Charfotteseiile Elk. Sun.
Thurmond.
1890 A.-Express-Dsily-Norfotk Old Peint.
1890 A.-Locai-Dsily-Lchbg.. Lex. c. For6e.
1900 Observation-Disclosures Old Poipts
ais P.-Exprsss -Daily-Cin-L. 'ville.
t4.m DECENTRALIZATION N. Ns@a
500 P.-Local-Daily-N. News, Old Point.
Sis P.-Loesl-Ex. un.-Gordonsviile.
Sis P.-Loeal-Ex. Sun.-Lynchburg.
$40 Observation-Disclosures ChioamN
-liOo P.--Express-D aily--Cincinnati. LvilGS
.Sieepers. .tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-IocaI fr0ua
East: $40 A. NJ. 740 P. H., Through fFum
East 1870 A. NJ. 3n P. NJ. $50 p. n. Lnea3
from West; $40 A. ..'"0A A. ~. and TO r. ~
Through: $40 A. NJ, u:S A. NJ. and $50 r. r..
James River Line; ..s-35 A.. NJ GAO; p Ne
'sDaiiy except Sunday.
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SHOE REPAIRING

rhe hest Work In the City For ths
money. Half sole. Men's shoes sew
ed. stc; nailed. s6cs ladies. sewed,
y E0cs haired. s-sSc. half-sofsd. c~fiidfehss
shoes. socs rubber heels. a5c. SIC. Zoe
and soc. Give us = trial once Work
called for aud delivered promptly.
H ROBIN. manager 2IA E Broad
street. Phone Madison COLL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

200 Acres Good Land on Main Road.
IN miles from Richmond. 2z miles
from electric stop, one mile from
Southern depot. large orchard: 100
acres cordwood: small new house and
barn; worth $40 an acre but for a
quick sale all goes for 81. 600. CAS-
SELMAN, 1918 Eaat Main.
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect August !, 1919.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
Tor Norfolk BIS 10 A.. NJ, 900 A. NJ, a3no r. NJ
't:io 7. NJ. b7.35 p. NJ,
For Lynchburx and the West: 'S:I5 A. NJ, 0s4os
A. NJ, a3:e9 P. NJ $40 p NJ,
Arrive Richmond from NoFfcIkt
ali, 40 \. +. bill A. A. NJ. '6;35 P. NJ. bio.25 r. NJ
-ii;30 P. NJ From the West: 'S.40. A. NJ, aa.i18
P. NJ. hl 40 P, NJ. '6as r. NJ, 800 p. III. ssaM
'Daiiy. sDaily *. Sunday.
bSunday only.
W. r. BEvILL. c. II. BOSLEYxS
G.. P. A. Roanoke. u. p. A.. Richmon1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

Little Country Home Four
rooms and n acre of ground trnake
a nice little poultry farm, IN miles
from Glen Allen: worth $500. but as
the house wants a little fixing up
we win take $500 for it IL sold this
wesk. CASSELMAN, 101s East Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

Farm In Chesterheid Comfy.
four miles from C~entralia; nicely
watered; plenty Of cordwood. good
orchard. small dwelling. ample out
buildings: 10 acres fenced; bargain
for sI.50a cash. CASSELMAN Il CO,
1915 East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
MEETINGS.
SECURITIES CORPORA
TON.

Notice u Annual Meesinx Of stock
q. s 80 h0kd4Fa = s*ssfa'ss So y
TO the Stockholders Of the Kentucky
Securities Corporation:
Notice II hereby given that the re9u-
lar annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Kentucky Securities Corpora
tton will b held at the principal office
ing, Richmond Virginia. On Wednes-
day. the 9Th day of October. 1919. at
IL o'clock noon. fog the p OF
Hieciing directors. and for the 4trAns4
action OF such other and general bus
brought before raid meeting.
r. NJ. CHANDLER,
President
]. X. TRINBLE.
Il A0erokA ~
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READ
FOR
PROFITS
1Vnginian Want Ads"
RRAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Little Home, Five Rooms.
just finished. and t~hree-fourths acre
OF land, within two quares of car
line and postoffice, for 1880. See
Stop 81, Highland Springs, CASSEL-
MAN e. CO Ia1s East Main.
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and Chesapeake Bay Ralns
way Company.
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
EFFECTIVE MAY 30. 1912.

EFFECTIVE MAY 80. 1919.
Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad atveukS
bsoD5 A, NJ *7FID 4. N, bssIoA. NJ. gsIUEE
*.10.lo Az NJ, 1I:iGA. NJ, i.ieP III. 1siOP. III
e*l0st0A NJ. iI.10 A. NJ, HOP. NJ, 2;lDR r.. ~
$40 p. NJ b4;i0 p. NJ. $40 p. NJ. 6:20a 4. NS
no r. Vt rs 10 r. Nj, fuyfs 7. M.,-ftx5 FL
Leave Ashland, England and Maple stp6S
-o:As A. NJ. BIZ % A. N, S0a A.. NJ. a.
1000 A. NJ. ..ti1t A. NJ. 1900 M. s.isAe 4
2pa p N. 400 r. MOO Pm hs;1e p.
p NJ, 200 T. NJ, 500 p. NJ, bsO0P r. NJ. Itad6 ri =
Daily. except Sunday. %
.'Sundsy only. |T4
bCarrtas hase~ge A5%9&EaM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

IN THE HusTINGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER
81, 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

I.s.t Your Farms With J. A. C"nneaAs
a Company. Write postal LOT neeeS-
sary blanks.
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Statesmen

asiesman WanteA-Fer Vacancy In vir-
gtnia territory. travelling salesman.
Experienced In grocery, dry goods,
speciality or advertising lines; posi-
ton permanent. welf-knO~n line viii
nay $4,000 per year TO capable man.
Box is6. Iowa City, lows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
REAL. ESTATE WANTED

w.n,~a-Lsrx~ stock and Grain Farm
ali ready stocked. or else a gooo sen-
S.a have a large ice plant,
Creamery and Ice cream factory COM
htnea al Elmer, salem Co. y j.
which / wish to exchange; goco o1sl-
ness; everything good running pt9 VI
Elmer. N. J.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


Old Hair Mattresses san6e over LIKE
? new. We get them and return them
the same day JACOB "JMLAUF,
Phone Madison T2s7.
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COAL AND WOOD

n 4. the Original Wood Man and
nas the original at-giving kline IN
large oak. pine and hickory. or per
ycctly dry slab, cheapest for kfndiing
and cooking. Try him once. Madt-
son 1869. THE WOOD Man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

HAIR,
Ladtes, Year CoMbinEs or Cat Hair
need our attention. A into beau
tffuf hraida puma, etc. Re-dye those
faded bratds. made to look new. Our
shampooing 10 refreshing and health
ful. RICHMOND HAIR STORE. INC.
sff North Fifth street. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

gTOvn
For Stoves Ranges and Heaters. SEC
REANK BAILEY 4 CO. Furniture
sos West broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

Newly Furnished, steana-heated Front
rooms. Address Tee e. Leigh street.
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BOARDERS WANTED

neasaers - Reen1ers wssssAt GesA
f I~sssss6ss s sses ~ nro ran .sl wAsA-
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PICTURE FRAMING

Before Having PictaFes FrRned, Cath
you about half what others charge
Big line OF frames for portrait agents
at wholesale prices. w NJ. LEIGH.
SIl West Main. Phone Mon. 1911.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

& RrDMAS. I.ADIEs- TAILOR 2os
EAST GRACE FHONE
MADISON @4ss
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LADIES.

Your Combings Made into switches,
etc; prices moderate. shanpooing.
s5c; old swftches redyed, largest
stock OF" switches in city. Mail
order given prompt attention. II
ROYALLE. 607 East Broad street
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

VIRGINIA; IN THE HUsTINGS COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
SEPTEMBER 16. 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
HARDWARE
FnuT JARS.

FMUfT JARS.
Queen Glass Top Sars, Fruit Canaot
spnff In these. sPints. S6css' dozen.
quarts. soc dozen; one-half gallon,
sI.l5 dozen. HOWELL BROS. COZ
East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

LESSER. the Ladies' Tailor, h Oniy
one in town who makes a specially
az altering all kinds or garments TO
thu latest fashion. Every garment
that lis altered ia my establishment
is done under my personal supervis~
ion. Prices very moderate and work
satisfactory The Raleigh apart
uaent. Harrison and franklin. Phone
Madison A623.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Ovsrstecked In R~unaboats, surreys and
buggies. and must close some of
them out. so III you expect TO buy
any time soon. u now. and the
price Will only run a short while.
For Next Tea Days We VIM sell Any
runabout or buggy or surrey at q
discount OF 10 per cent, which will
COURSE will APP
ply only on cash deals,
several second-Hand Bug9fes. Hun-
abouts and carts: sic buggy, $40
$45 top buggy, $40 and $50 carts,
cart. $50 runabout. $2s top buggy
rubber tired r~unabouts, $4h and x5a.
BRIsTOw- wORsHAW CO.. 1855 East
Main street.
Wagons for Every Use aAe0RlsTOW's-
several shop-worn Surveys For Sale
at Cost.
TIVE sinxle Earn wagons. S12 and s1s.
one Cclumhua surrey In Fise Condition.
Ruhher Tires all In Excellent Condition.
one FsIAfng-Seat Trsp-Just Painted.
416.
'R<palntiaG ana Repairfng--Mubher Tire
KeYk 4 Apecialty 1t n. {. DRISTOWs
1-Il.I3~IE North Etghteenth street.
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u,,n~opa, Leading Ladies' Fatior' ~
LENS. sos West Grace street J "'"9
Monroe 1865.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
REMOVAL NOTICE.

DIR. nreoker. the Noted Specialist, HAS
moved to 3 Fast Franklin. Office
fully equipped for treating all
chronic diseases. Hours 3 TO II and
6 to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24

m~ Credit IN Coed Mt hAi-
TEy 4 co. SOS West Broad,
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huSCELLANEOU

GENTRFss FOR BICYCLES.
Agency for the EmbIen anN Dayton
Bicycles. You can ind anything you
want in a bicycle. at my place. Sta
West Broad street. Phone Monroe
2u1l.
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A Copy-Testet
WALTER CHRISTIAN. Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-24
MASON FRUIT JARS.

dozen; quarts, soc dozen: one-half
gallon. &c dozen. HOWELL BROS.
seq East Broad.
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SEALED

Copy-Teste: r.,,
The Springfield herald., 1912-05-10
| STORIES
| 8 &0EEHS
DIAMOND

None of the big league teams for
1912 are unfamiliar.
Games in Cincinnati will begin at &
O'Clock this season.
New idols always appeal to the
baseball enthusiasts.
Connie Mack's 1911 luck deserted
him to start the season.
The Dodgers have sent Infielder Jim
my Breen back to Milwaukee
No one wishes to see the recruits
make good more than the fans.
Hughie Duffy's start with Milwau
kee was not particularly auspicious.
st. Joseph has turned Second Base
man Lowthers back to Washington.
Baltimore has released Pitcher Dave
Roth to Troy, and Catcher Fingal to
York.
The Giants have released Infielders
Bues and Stock and Pitcher Munsell
to Buffalo.
Tum Tucker, once the king of first
Mass, factory.
Now that Sallee has promised to
"he good" Roger Bresnahan feels con.
si1erably better.
Arlie Latham would accept a posi-.
tiGn as umpire in some good league
He says so himself.
Harry Davis has a chance to show
what the Mack school of managerial
coaching accomplished
Selling n veteran to get waivers on
recruit is a new kink of baseball
politics disclosed by McGraw.
Manager Irby of the Helena team
released Murray, Annis and Cole.
Murray has signed with Ogden.
w A, Phelon, the well-known sport
ing writer. says: Without Cobb the
Tigers shrink to mere tomcats."
Detroit is trying to sign John J. Nc.
Cormick. the Holyoke boy who former.
ly caught for Cornell university.
Claude Elliott. the pitcher of other
days, Is to be an umpire on the Wis.
consin-Illinois league staff this season.
Noah Henline, sold by Baltimore to
Troy but who could not agree to
terms, has Joined the Troy training
squad.
Dan Murphy. the Athletics new field
captain, is bubbling over with aggres-
siveness and Connie Mack is all
smiles.
George Mullin says he has set his
heart on this being his best year. To
make it that he will have to go some.
all will admit.
81 appointed Wagner captain of the
Pirates because he understands my
system and has had the necessary ex.
perience," says Fred Clarke.
The White Sox have sent Roland
Barrows to Jersey City. He was out
under option to the Lowell club of the
New England league last year
Gov. Judson Harmon of Ohio is a
thirty-third degree fan. and knows the
players of the big leagues about as
well as his office boy knows them
The Springfield herald., 1912-05-10
Finds $4,000 in a Shoe; Offered $1.OO

thought it was a piece of glass at
first, but then | saw some more spark.
ling points. ! got on my knees and
picked them up. My wife didn't see
me and | didn't say anything to her
because knew she would get excited,
In moment found a little cham,
ois bag. | knew what had happened
somebody had been hiding Jewels in
an old shoe. Who It was I didn't
know. But did know that it wouldn't
be long before / found out.
when | had the diamonds all
picked up there was a handful oil
them. Any one Of them would have
bought my store. | decided not to tell
soul for fear the story might spread
and somebody break in and murder
my wife and me.
About two days afterward a girl
came in almost crying. She threw her
check down on the counter.
"'My shoes! Where are my shoes? =?
Quick, Hurry! | looked up ard
smiled when my wife gave her the
shoes and looked puzzled at the Gus.
toner's agitation.
1.-The diamonds! They are gone!
Please give them back to mel"
shrieked the girl.
"She became frantic when my wife
told her she knew nothing about any
diamonds. Then ! stepped up and
told her the diamonds were safe.
Later I took them to Mrs. Dunn my.
self.
Yesterday n neighbor brought me
81 as a reward for the return of the
$4,000 worth OF diamonds. That was
about the funniest thing | ever heard
of. laughed and laughed and when
was able to stop laughing l waved
my hands at him and told him to
hurry back to Mrs. Dunn with the ST.
The Springfield herald., 1912-05-10
NEVER ENTIRELY WIPED OUT
Tho Bachelor Survives In Great Num-
bers, Despite Attacks Of Most
Skilful Foes.

Bachelors, like the poor, we have
always with us. They never become
extinct. The rising army each year Is
attacked by an opposing army OF fe-
males. and each individual Is. OF
course. defeated and led away to the
slaughter: yet, in spite of this fact,
the bachelor still persists.
Many things conspire to keep him
going; for one, there are the cities.
Bachelors who live in cities learn to
be very comfortable. They can ar
range their home decorations to suit
themselves, and can at any time bring
home a friend to dinner without any
criticism from the management.
Bachelors who live in cities can also
eat and drink what they please with
out Interference. and so far as all the
can regulate their lives to suit them
selves.
On the other hand. the thing that
depletes the ranks OF the bachelors
more than anything else is lonesome
ness. Many bachelors are willing to
put up with almost any kind OF a hard
life so long as they can get someone
to share It with. Ease and luxury
are. after all, among the minor con-
Germs: after a bachelor has expert
enced them for a sufficient length OF
time he is willing to get married, II
only to have someone to quarrel with.
Man is always looking for trouble
Life