davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
This Shampoo Stops
Hair From Falling

"Alkali sharnpoos Will cause hair to
grow duh and lifeless, split at ends
and fall out" says Mrs. Mae Martyr. in
tile Boston News and until hurtful
soap. or mixtures are discontinued
there can oe no relief y very fine
shampoo mixture can be made By dis
solving a teaspoontul canthrox in /:
cup OF hot water. This should We
poured on the mead slowly and rubbed
UP Well ana st will create an a0ur-
dance Of white. crsamy lataer.
after canthroX shampoo tho hair
dries evenly and quickly while the
SCALP Is left clean. plant and healthy
!; is not necessary 20 shampoo every
week when cantnrox is employed. be-
cause its effects are quick and lasting.
Continucd using canthroX insures 4
clean. healthy scalp and an abundance
az RIGS. glossy attractive hair easy 10
do MP and Of an cvenncss In color"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
Important Facts
Are Brought Out
w. j. Blaylock Talks Interest
lngly on Topic Affecting
Hundreds

1t only takes IL: five minutes to prove
TO many people that they are sufferers
from nervous debility said one Of the
SPECIALISTS who are meeting the public
daily at the Polk Miller Drug Company,
80 East Main Street. and who are here
IN INC city Tor the purpose Of introducing
INC remarkable new tonic. iona Vita
. Is astonishing the number Of people
oi kichmond that are feeling droopy and
tircd and do not yet enjoyment out OF
h'c. They have erratic appetitcs, very
poor digestion, little ambition and feel
almost Worn out for work most Of the
time. They think from the condition Of
thGir ovcrworked nerves that they are
suffering from some dread disease, when,
as matter OF TACT, they are afflicted with
Inc modern malady, nervous debility.
he aiiincnt is simply the result Of the
strenuous hurry and worry OF life they are
compelled TO live in the city. We have
proven 10 many in fivc minutes time that
tins Is their trouble, debiIitated cond-
ton OF the body, and that iona Vita is
the great rcIsedy for il
ona Vita. you sec continued the
SPECIALISTS, was discovered in Europe.
and has just in the las wear been placed
on the market in the United States II
Is preparation that has been very cffcc-
tive III overcoming the modern malady-
nervous debility. UP until the time OF its
discovery the medical fraternity has come
TO realize the huge proportion Of this all
mcnt, but were unable to successfully
combat 1t SO far as the general public is
concerned. Its discovery has been a
oocn to many in the old country and here
IN tins country in the cities where it has
been introduced am in charge OF the
work here, and am expecting phenomenal
We are giving what We call five
minute demonstrations" which consists
III giving the proper dose Of the tonic to
sufferers Oh nervous debility who call
ne results are wonderful, considering the
length OF time the tonic has TO act ". |.
Blaylock, Of $50 Church Street, made the
following statement recently. He said:
have been in poor health for several
years, suffering with stomach trouble.
tired very easily, and | seldom had
good appetite, and when did eat would
be distressed for an hour or so with gas
and dyspepsia | had dull, dragging
feeling all the time, and did not sleep we'll
az night ! have been nervous and had
little energy took the dose Of iona
vita at the 'hrc-minutc demonstration.
and telt SO much better that continued
the medicine, 1t has done more for me
in the short time have taken it than any
other medicine | have ever taken Ii IS
wonder
he specialists will give free samples
.oi ona Vita" to interested callers at
the Polk Miller Drug Company all the
rest OF this week The tonic is sold with
the understanding that it must prove
satisfactory 10 the purchaser OF the price
is refunded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
BILL MAY UNITE
MEDICAL SCHOOLS

The bill! introduced in the House Of
Delegates yesterday by Colonel John
S. IIarwooI looks to the consummatIon
OF the plan 10 consolidate tn. medical
department OF the University of Vir-
Einia with the Medical Coll :gc Of Vir-
ginia. as recommended by the State
Education Commission. Both institu-
tons now receive aid from the public
fund, and this situation is regarded as
abnormal Besides, the location oil a
medical school In a town the size OF
Chariot ssviile is generally criticized.
II Is provided In the Harwood meas
ure that the two schools may be
merged at any lime the rector and Wis
itors of the university and the visitors
Of the college may agree and daciie
upon a plan. The control would pass
to the university management Any
part Of ths course may be given in
Richmond II desired. and such use of
the properly of thu Medical College oil
virginia may be made as the powers
that be see III,
Further, any private medical school
could be absorbed i'll the same way. in
case the University Coll age of Medic ne
should decide to be taken in. There
is nothing mandatory In the IIarwood
bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
MILITARY FUND
WILL NOT Be CUT
Officers Convince Finance Com
nittee That State Needs
Defense Force.

Adjutant- General ". w. Sale. Colonel
+, f. I.eedy, Colonial w. J. Perry. Major
j. NJ. Wortham. Captain i. C. Wise,
Captain w. NJ Myers, Lieutenant Jos
e2h LoMasuricr and other officers Of
the Virgin a Volunteers appeared yes
terday morning befor, the House III
nance Committc in opposition TO the
Spcssard bill. which sought TO cut IN
hnit the appropriation for the State
military fund. The bill was passed by
Indefinitely by Il vote Of TO ,. This
kills II. although /; is said that MIR
Spessard may make an effort TO have
the committee discharged.
Mr. Spessard thought the fund has
grown out OF its proportion, having in
creased from $4,000 eight years ago
to $4,000 this year. This was too
much of drain in his opinion.
'rhe officers proceeded to tell ~ what
has been done with the money. AS u
matter Of fact the figures do not tell
the whole truth. since the salary OF
he Adjntant- General and the expenses
OF the Office OF clerk of Virginia Mill
tary Records. heretofore paid by the
State, are now a charge on the military
fund.
Further. il was said. and especially
emphasized NY Captain Wise. that aside
from the Military schools there is 10
institution III Virginia which is teach
!ng men 10 i've manly ana to ride ana
shoot and march save tho organized
militia Il was different from IN OILY
days, when the young men al the South
We're sportsmen, developing qualities
which kent at bay the armies ~ Grant
for four years.
Aubrey 6. Weave oil Warren. a
member Of the committee. was active
in his opposition 10 The bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
POLICE ROUND Up
THE IDLE VICIOUS
Department Expects Fewer Com
plants With Fewer Night
Owls Abroad

Under orders recently issued by Major
Werner the pc..ce last night rounded up a
nunsber OF negro Migrants. In the First
PoAce station more than dozen were
10 SEQ up, In the Second Station thcTe
were fewer.
Il Is Tie tale class c: negroes that the 20
lice regard the most serious menace
,.Ito.i ,hcy have &c confront, and there
haze been many petty rohherles reported
s-eceut!y Major Werner thought a rounding
ny Of the might owls might reduce The
,tunbe- o: crimes. Most .; theu. have no
where TO sleep and nothing to cat except
what they 5es, borrow or steal
Recently number OF warrants were ropcd
81 by the police ia South Richmond, and
Whey were suUlmarlly dealt with by Police
flst!ce Maurice. Those who manaecd 10 Sc
cape the clutches o. the Southsde police
crossed the river and found a hareor in
Richmond. But X like jumping irom
rhe frying ran into the fre tor soon as
they LANDED on this side hey met with the
,Grur warm reception.
VITA fewer oilers on the street tho police
expect to receive Tower complaints or thet,s
ASH roobcVleS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

S O'Clock will occur one of ;hc CHIEF
dramatic events OF the local season.
when L. III. Sothern and Julia Mario ~c
will he seen In 'Hamlot.
The splendid art Of Mr.. Sothcrn nud
Miss Marlowe, well known and admired
for vcars, need scarcely be referred TO
now. In the five years .; their artis-
Tic alliance six OF the great authors
wOrks-'Iamiet," "Romeo and Juliet p
Tanning OF the Shrcw.'' Tho Atcrchan:
OF Venice "As You Like II" ald Mac
heth'-have been produced. uUd at the
present time they have in preparation
FOR next season king Lear and "Cym.
bcliuo." Each OF their productions la g
been "A masterpiece Seat SAL, to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
WASHINGTON LAD
WINS ARGUMENT

Young sailor, OF ftichrnonu, and
Cha riie Gardner, Of Washington gave
the patrons of the Virginia Athletic
Club something TO talk about for
few daye. when they put UP By ta.
the best match witnessed since the or
gdnizetion OF the local sparring ON
porium. The Washington boy had the
better Of the argument all the way
In not q single one OF the six rounds
was he worried, while sailor spent
energy time and again boring in on
his moro experienced opponent with
out doing any damage.
1t was the feature event of the even
ing, and the crowd enjoyed every mo-
ment OF 1t. The one thing which
marred the pleasure OF the audience
was that Sailor failed 10 measure up
TO tile standard set for him. Gardner
landed where and when he chose. The
local lad wag the favoritc from the
Jump. but IL was clearly evidenced that
he didn't have chance. y friendly
gong. sounded by a timckccpcr prop
cry posted kept Sailor from very bad
beating Botn boys were within The
133-pound limit set The going was
fast ard the pace kept every one on
edge l:ut y was n poorly matched
pair, and this without dispnraging the
effort OF Young Sailor, who made q
game, but losing night
The crowd taxed the ca pacity OF the
club room and was probably 500
strong. Among the audience could be
distinguished members OF the Legis-
Iature, the Police Commission, not to
mention quite q number OF policemen.
Nothing happened which could be con-
strued as without the pale OF the law,
and so things ran smoothly.
Nose Jasper and Buckeye Lewis did
three fast rounds. Botn are black,
and they went at It hammer and tongs.
KID Koenig and Otto Krause Went tao
same distance without hurting each
other. Tie bell light produced laugh
Ter when IL boy answering to the call
Of William tried to locate another boy
! named Thompson by the tinkiing OF
bell. 1t was funny, but it wasn't real
lighting.
lack Lew and country Kid, the last
named from Washington. put up a
1Ta+.,. exhibition, though the Wash
ineton boy was in no condition. Lew
had the better of the three-round
argument, but tho Country Kid chal-
an[,c ed him for a return match. Tommy
| Grogan and Jack Forrest each wan'
20 night the winner ni the Gardner
sailor match. One OF the Two VIII be
given a chance AT the next meeting OF
| the club. Billy Finn, hopeful white
| hone, was introduced to the crowd. The
next meet will he Fobrulry 26. y bat
tie royal completed the bill last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS

MISREPRESENTATION Quick Willing
Eord," mutlncc nnI night.
nljou-'"rhc Girl i'm TuxLc matinee
npd night.
city -iudI.orium-Mmc. Tctruzzini In
concert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15


"oou 'onieuH--Poor Company.
Evcly now and then those eminently
""t'eSStui producers. Messrs. Conan
"iu fih.fi u.s. play little joke upon
US oi inc provinces, Just by way of
sno"'nS US mat they have not lost
,heiI Fenhco ana delicate sense OF
Mu'no'. \ re" years ago they amused
, ,,itnseIves oy sending US 'Forty-tirc
-hihu'es FROM broadway company
.hdt could never nave been nearer 10
biohuWhF tnah \ok"no, mo, ana last
niS mt tneE n'i"cd VI" "et-Rich quick
w ",Ii ,'S iotu III mahhcr that suE-
WIN heehrSt satire th~ meth
ouS OF NeorE. randolph Chesters
uh''uo"SiF SniinhS nero while the or
h'',Ior M,tn u,ivo 'i.S,HE saraohtc
Pi'So it.'lhlScent setecions
rom foT'E-"Fe A'hntes FROM Broad
=.
~ Is only tair 10 Mr. chester, the
author oil the stories from which the
play ~ constructed Ito whom not
Inc nor word Of credit is given II the
program. by the way). and to George
Stars rd-Stripes Conan who built the
piece, TO say that George NJ Cohan's
n.w ',oned,.'., ns -ob., ,.crnronsI,. an,
courtno,,sIy has !, is 90 ,,,t,,,,'.i,., ,ii,.
clever. 50 rnii i' Of unfolded " fcIhles. 50
genuinely good Il comedy. in short. that
even the efforts OF the principals last
night could no; prevent the audience
from deriving amusement, from Tho. per-
ror,nnrce
Ann ,ba avenine az 'orG.d an on,o,.-
i ~ ~! "pPpi
t"ltt'E t"t tie u'sl""E On consul eEapic
rurSatiiitE on tne part OF seFeEfi men
Tor not only did the reporter, the bar
Der and tho barkceper double in brass"
by taking, part In tho sercnadinr band.
but Monster sam Cnhen. acco,lpa ni.o
~, F, n,,,n,,e, :. his sc.,rary..iine,,,.. 80,
i,1r,- ,,,,it., A., 90, 80,
49,. dthe' -. "nu out Vi tnc ho'si
olhins room Win 'he ease ana airy
nonchalance OF a regular actor in no
fords speech with the strained atten-
ton of a l.adinr man TO an hpprocta
lion ~ his rfornance-indn,.i coma
80,
&c ".".v
Se'erai OF the minor parts were wen
played. but II would be nnltind 70 those
others TO mention these exceptions.
The electric car in the last act was
also well acted. w d a
tn , nf.,v Anime It,,Ybt
TO venture u.bn,a o,bors fo. >,
tread was the task one og 1,vma,, ~
Howa's can1cr, r,nn fncod H., % $50,
expedition 10 uptroddcn Anine ncoIts
It ,vas dn,gnrn,,s ia ,.,taEi
one tnat hsd hitberto ncvsr 10, 80
tr,nnted IN; maj Is ,,st 10 - - az.
,vhv this narticni,r nbotorreaI,
wanted IN get thnr..' ~ 49,.
summit, fro,, which he kpcu. 10 cn,,iS
uhotorronb sc",cs -. "a rT.,r ~,
Jvo,,lJ SI,rn,ss 49,. -, = sir.iIa 49,
.vor ranrpd,iced Nv -, ~
sens the task seemed tasninati,r he
or tSa h.ipbts ma Ill. ad,.nr, 80
Spirit blinded him to the rnanv dan.
R.t n ~ md a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
POLICE CHASE AUTO
j. :. Giui.rie Charged with Speeding and
Running Anny from Onlcern.

j .. G!lispe .; is:l Monument Avenue.
was reported early las; Might BY Bicycle
Officers Samuels and Thurman for alleged
violation OF tho speed [Init In hs car SO
SN ..
Tho officers sighted him on Yves; O-ace
stree; and caaSed him from there to Laurel
street and thence 20 Franklin. where tho
claim nc ran away from them. Though
:hey peGa!lec as !as: they could they
car. They 6ic, however. yet the number,
and then went to Mr. G!il.ple'. home. He
I, saic 10 have acknowledge tina, h!s car
~ht out n; the time. but denied that hs
speeding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
p,nrs s,ycn-s,nr, v.ar..,,,,.o

rams were flcd yesterday in the Office O:
II Building Inspector by Councilman "
i'rcd Richardson FOR new storage ware
lr.se 20 sc erected or Belvide-e Street.
south ot Main. adjoining his present build
sHE The new building Will Be seven storle '
hiBh vii! front th!rty-ono Seet. and hnve a
depth Q: i25 feet, and win cost S35,cN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

forthcoming wedding OF his daughter.
Miss Katherine Kolly. and Mr.. Charles
Conrad Geduluig. Of Washington. -.
c., the event 10 take place next Tuez
day afternoon, rchrunry 20. at / o'clock
y NJ. IN ST. Phul's Catholic CLurch,
WASHINGTON D. c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
All Officers Rn.Elccted.

~ the annual nect!ng q the Kichmond
'TFlus:er Company, held yesterdny L. r.
Hctchhtss was rejected president while
M - The old officers were again chosen as
soi pws. " 7. Dardcn, secretary treasurer;
J " Damn. superintendent hoard Q. Di-
rcctors-P. \. Cary. C.. ". Winrrold j.
.tcrdan Lake. ". O Walton { u Poit.
eud !. =. Cox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

Sothcrn and Nnrinwc.
At the Academy Monday evenir. At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

they would be assessed by tie stnte
Corporation Commission
The supPosition is tina, The State
would abandon It's suit for back taxes.
III which II has won In the virginia
supreme Court, and which is now
pending on an appeal TO the Supreme
Court of the United States. !, covers
large amounts. Including not only. per-
haps. the franchise taxes for each year
sinch tho now Constitution went into
effect but also accumulate property
taxes.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
Dr.. Work Mentioned
For Governor

in 1896, 1t is now one of the foremost
institutions of the kipd in the West.
He was appointed member of The
State Board OF Medical Examiners by
Gov. Cooper. and to the State Board
of Health by Gov. McIntire and also
by Gov. Orman, serving in all ten
years. four years as its president. In
1898 ne was elected. president of the
Colorado State Medical Society, the
youngest man ever soshonored.
When there was an upheavel in the
affairs of the State Insane Asylum
and Gov. Adams, the hest Democratic
governor the state has had. wantcd
the best man in the state to act as
superintendent for three months. dur
ing legislative Investigation, lie
picked ont DR.. Work. And DR.. Work
took the place. temporarily. serving
with credit to himself and with bene-
fit to the institution and the state.
He later declined permanent ap-
pointment.
DIR. Work has had every honor pos
sible for his medical profession 70
offer him. He has been a state dele
gate TO the American Medical Asso-
citation longer than any other person
in Colorado. He is president of the
American Medical-Psychologi As
sociation, the Oldest organization NJ
medical specialists in the country. He
is on the school beard of Pueblo and
has long taken an active interest In
school affairs
So besides becoming eminent In his
profession ana making great sue
cess of his Institution Dr. Work has
found much time to work for others.
DIR. Work is by no means a poll
tician. He was state chairman of the
Republican party for a short time.
being chosen by all factions to help
stralghten out the party affairs. ne
has never been candidate for an
Office with a salary.
There is much about Dr. Work that
the people of Colorado want in their
next governor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
RETURNS FROM The
LAND CT BL. lizards

All Mitchell returned home Mond ~
night from a couple or three wees
visit with relatives in Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, and expresses himself as pleas
ed to be back in Canon City again
where there is, at least, an occasional
glimpse of sunshine. He says the
quality of the weather they are hav-
ing in the Missouri river valley is a
fright and that one has to have the
hardihood of an Esquimo to stand q.
According to Mr.. Mitchell billiards.
have followed each other with fright
full rapidity in that territory during
the last few weeks, every successive
one seeming to be worse than those
that proceeded It. There is snow
everywhere from the Missouri river
to the base Of the Rocky Mountains,
and, in some places. It is piled up
In drifts many feet In debth. Tie
Burlington train, on which Mr.. Mitch
ell was a passenger. was the only one
from the east to get intn Denver
on Monday; the Union Pacific. Rock
Island. Northwestern and other roads
being blockaded by snow on the
plain Mr.. Mitchell says there has not
been freight train into Denver from
Chicago for more than week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES AND CAUCUS

Notice is hereby given by the chair
man of the six Canon City precincts
that Republican primaries will be held
In Canon City to determine the will
OF the Republicans for their choice
for president in the afternoon OF
Tuesday. March 18th. at the time and
at the polling places below designat-
ed.
At the close of the polls and after
the ballots have been counted n cau-
caus OF all Republicans present Will
be held at each polling place TO select
delegates to the county convention.
The delegates from each precinct will
stand for the candidate for president
receiving the most votes in that pre-
cInct.
Precinct No. 1.-Entitled to IL del
egates- Polling place. City Hall. open
from 4 TO y. ND. N. Cooper, Pre-
cinct Chairman.
Precinct No. 2.-Entitled to IL del
egates. Polling place. Old Assessors
room. Court House Open from to
I p. m.-Dr. r.. E. Holmes. Precinct
Chairman.
Precinct No. 3.--Entitled to Q DEL
egates. Polling place. Rambler Print
Ing office. Open from to 4 D. M
John Shaw. Jr.. Precinct Chairman
Precinct No 4.-Enutled to ~ DEL
egates. Polling place. Hardy Lumber
Co.. open from 4 to p. ma. G.
Jensen. Precinct Chairman.
Precinct No. 5.-Enutled to dele
gates. Polling place, Lincoln scho d
Building. Open from to I. D. M
Tom Parker. Precinct Chairman.
Precinct No. G.-Entitled to Is del
egates. Polling place. High School
Building. open from $3.50 to 1880 ,.
nc. W. Van Patten. Precinct chal- =
man.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
Other / ourists in Florida,

makes his living out of the soil, in my
humble Judgment, Florida is the poor
est state in the union.
More fake land swindles have been
pulled off in Florida than any other
state know anything about There
seems to be romance about the
very name Florida that makes any
sort of swindle go.
1t has been this way for forty years.
new boom is started about every
ten years and there is always big
crop of suckers who are ready to take
the bait.
was in an orange section of Flor
ida nearly twenty years ago. 1t was
a prosperous community as long as
money flowed in to fertilize and tin
the ground and new suckers came
from the north to feed the residents.
There was a town along the railroad
every two to four miles. They were
surrounded by pretty homes amid
flower gardens and orange groves.
l was through that same section the
other day-and what a change, Or
ange groves were abandoned and
dead. Houses were deserted, burned
down or occupied by negroes. Only q
few families of the several hundred /
knew before live there still and these
few only because they know not
where to go or how to get away.
The story of abandonment of that
section is but the story of many other
sections of the state.
have seen more abandoned farms
and deserted homes in Florida than
in all the other states I have been in
put together.
In my judgment Florida is no place
for the man who makes his living till
ing the soil-for Florida has no soil.
@. U. H.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14

at Pueblo and final decision is 20
be made.
Several different styles OF markers
have been suggested for adoption, and
these will be considered at the COM
ing meeting. The new Santa Fe trail
already has an official marker that is
being used along the line. and 1t is
not likely that these. which were put
in place by the Pueblo county COM
missioners will be removed. 1t is de-
clared that a uniform marker be Sc
lected for use all along the route,
that has been made the Colorado link
of the transcontinental route. which
is to be widely used for tourist travel
during the coming summer.
1t is expected that there will be
more tourists in Colorado next sum-
mer than ever before. and the coun-
ties of the valley east of Pueblo are
now at work putting the new Santa
Fe trail in shape for travel. The
wealth of moisture has made it pos
sible for the county commissioners in
different section to use split log drags
to good advantage and when the snow
has been cleared away the highway
is to be placed in splendid condition
for travel.