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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
South Richmond Bureau,
The TmeS.Dispatch.
Inn Huii GfYAA4.

Phone Madison I'D.
Relief from the present congested condi.
lions IN the District schools without tns
burden Of increased taxation vas the Key.
note struck last night At the meeting ns!o
in the weatherford Memorial Church. Lac
meeting was called by the Manchester LIZ
trict School Board for the purpose o. sa n ~.
sue OF $4,000. which 10 TO b uses 70 oeuss
conditions in the schools.
w r. Bryce. chairman OF the board pig.
sided. ara afte. Q few Introductory remeixs
called upon Richard Evelyn Byrd. the Prin:
cipai speaker OF the evening. %E 80
gave q general talk on educationA m ~ !.
ana outlined what had been done aiont aTs
line OF improvements in the virginia scno0,s
In the pas. decade. He was followed oy
a Owens. super1ntenAsnt Of the Chessefne.a
county schools who explained the neea ..
better facilities. and .usx c:;en. o,hers 70
.n.sk we're Rev. w c. Sale. Rev. Mr. frish
and John W. Robertson
Board Appeals 70 Voter
ra.,,~x@n1 that the only feasible plan TO
Obtain better school facilities 10 by the -
snsnc. Of bonds the Manchester Distnct
school Board haS appealed ~ eircWel ,S S
TO the voters OF the Anf na ,..,s A. the
sp.ci.i election which was aushossd to %
rs. board has .ss.s.sA :, ss.sS . :s Nv:
serss On Insrsm H NE S:,srS - Tnnpiis.
"a 10 sores On the Midlothian Turnpike
between Thirty-ssvsB<A ana 1nnS1c.nsn
strsets IN SwansboSo. v0sfs eve o"i'ons'
The propsesd bonds w1n b. 1ssusd Tor 2
,.,soa al thirty ysaYa The Soarl expects
20 nay the interest ana create . 0nL.ns
fund 10 retire the bonds 1t maturity WIN
ont Increasing the TAXATION
Cedar Works Sells Property.
Three parcels Of sou,hs!de realty were
yesterday transferred BY the hicnnaona
c.Ssr W;orks to John E Trev!i!ian and W.
, sryca for 34Eo according TO deed OF
bargain ana sale recorded In Hastings
court. Part II. The lots were located as
follows: F1Sty-three feet on oaino.iose
s,,.., war Nineteenth; sixty-seyen feet on
,he Richmond and Petersburg car line near
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
SUES HENRlC0 COMPANY

DAMAGES Asked for street car Aeea9eos
In Fulton.
Notice Of suit was fled yesteroay ~
HixS.ns against the Richuo nd ana
Uenrtco Railway Company for Jam
ages laid at $1,000 for personal IN
1uries. The plaintiff claims that on
car Of the Richmond and Henfico
Company. and started to get on At =
regular stopping point on Louinana
street. IN FuNon. The car started fot-
ward before she had aushteo. ana &c
cord,,1 10 her declaration She was
hurled to the street and seriously In
tured and MANNED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
NEGRO ACQUITTED
CouIA Not Prove That Muse Was nan
who Shot Floyd TiAsley.

CouIA Not Prove That Muse Was Man
Who shot Floyd TiAsley.
p~canse there was no evidence to
,den@iYv him as the man who shot
FIoyd A Tinsley. a young white man.
on the night OF August -. william
Muse. oolored. was acquitted by Police
Justice Crutchheid yesterday a1tef-
noor None of the witnesses for the
Commonwealth could identify Muse a.
T1ns!ey's assa!lant.
Tinsiey was shot in the stomach
whom he IL said to have approached
saveral negroes and ordered them to
run. Oce Of them he Is said to have
threatened and backed against q fence
when he was shot The negro Win inc
gun fed ana Muse was later arrested
and CHARGED with the crime.
Tiasleys injury did not prove as
serious as was at first thought. and ne
was able to be in court yesterday;
II n smith Jr- was counsel for
Muse. while commonwealth's Attorney
Minitree Folkes appeared FOR tie state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
HELD BLAMElESS


MotorHan Who Ran Over Little Puul.
the GreEory II Acquitted.
Motorman c. L Owens. OF the vir-
who ran over Pauline Gregory. the
two-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Gregory. OF 5o7 Moth Seventh
street was acquitted yesterday morn
ing in Police Court Of q charre az
criminal negligence. It was shown
that the accident was unavoidable
The child was run down and fright.
fully mangled on August 81 while In
the street near he: home. Her head
was crushed. and It was not thought
she would live.
She was taken to the vlrgfnia Hos-
pftaI and later removed TO Grace H0a-
pital Last night Il was said that she
had showed marked Improvement. ana
her recovery was predicted.
II. ~ smith. Jr. appeared a. counsel
Tor the Gregorys, while Captain a p
Guigon. general counsel for the power
company. defended Owens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
News Of South Richmond


Hull: Shirty.four feet on 1Wsntaetn etsees
between Bainbridgs ana Hull
Gallagher Wins 6uik
Juasment in favor o: the plaintiff vas
Yesterday rendered by Judge Ernest n.
Wells. who, IN Hastings Court. Part H.. for
two days listened to arguments Of the At
torneys in the suit OF 4. Gallagher against
Jacob Levy. D. I. Puiliam appeared for
Gsileshsr and !. shipiro for the defendant.
Tho amount involved was ~
The suit Of the Richmond Burial Com
pany against J. q. Saunders. adrntnsstra-
tor. will be heard this morning. beginning
at 20 o'clock.
Damage Sur 10 He Filed.
An attorneys memorandum. serving notice
OF the intention OF their client TO institute
an action o. ;respass on the case against
was nIed yesterday in Hastings Court. Part
H.. by O'Fiaherty & Fulton. representing
lack vaIislz:r Damages In the sum OF
$3.50 are sought. No declaration aecompa-
Leg Hurt By Iron Bar.
Samuel Llewel!yn. o. Is West Seventh
Street. was badly hur. yesterday morning
while at work at the American Locomotive
his leg He was taken to his home In the
city ambulance and placed In charge OF MS
physician. Dr. z T. Rucker Atno1Sn nis
leg was bruised eonstder.Siy' no Src s,en
mads By DR.. Rucksr.
Rev. yr1nk Wells. pastor Of the 3feaS
Street Nethodist Church. who 10 conduct
Ing the revival services being held in the
Central Methodist Church. win preesh A
both services tomorrow. He VIII .lso
speak before the Mems Bubls GAS. Tns
,nsetiaEs are growing In interest 4 oofoiai
welcome awaits ell
Collocts Several Fhso.
Fighting on the streets cost Aeck 1aAey
morning before Justice II. A.
Maurice in Police Court. Part H.. y ano
cos... The sight Of this amount OF money
after three dull weeks warmed the Justies
nv ava while In the humor he assessed
The same amount against E. Scott co!oseo'
charged with being drunk and dtsorder!y.
ard c, Butler charged with being drunk
AIu ~ E.rr., an habf.uai drunkard,
"a. .ent 70 fail for thirty days to sober up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

the purchase from samuel. Zippi. Isaac
ard Hannah Cohen by the same con-
Germ o: !es lots tn the vicinity OF Bel
rose was entered at TIRE clerks Once.
The lot. pay taxes On valuation Of
abou; sss,se,.
The arst section ~ lard sclA 20 ". Y.
81 the Greenwood Road. beginning ~
its intersection with the north sfoe Of
shs leQuusain Read Ihs sec0n1 sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
LOOK FOR RUNAWAY

Police AseeA % F-so6 Nsses yoeOAos0,
VIE Lefs 6OOe Soturoay.
The police las, night were asked TO
look for Moses Jacobson. sixte~n.year-
old son OF aIr and MIS- Abraham ia
cobsor. Of 2i3 West Cary Street. who
was said 60 have run away from his
home last Saturday. His parents think
that he has gone to Lyachburx
IL was stated that the boy went
away in company with another youth
stuart Pace. OF zoos West Main street.
The latter has returned home bot says
he knows nothing Of the whereabouts
Of Young Jacobson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

sien lies along the east - g q
Brook Road north % THE Cpha0 -
and conss;suses . part % 49,
known a. the Ahram WarWSe8 -
The purchasers are recoree1 - ~
a noninsi sum for the ppoVogSX
g~shsr ws,s the sssoupetoo -
wsys IN e,rA case % csrtu9D ~
resting on o. The ssx vay0u00U4
ever shoe the ahoye veDUgo - -
proximaseiy corTUeS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

The Breaadus Construction Company
figured In twc real estate transa cticps
recovapd In Henrico YESTERDAY. which
involved property valved 81 ab0us
$40 zoe The corporation sod one par-
eel 81 land containing u st-1eo acres
and smother contsining 2es ls-ie0 acres
g w. = DroaAeu2 4 See0 seeorOae'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Joseph Bannister. colored. sixty-two
wears old. was arrested yesterday by
patroIman MCGOWAN for being drunk
and disorderly When he was searched
a. the First Police Station . huge Colts
revolver attached to . cartridge belt,
was found in his possession The add
fiona! charge OF carrying q concealed
weapon was made against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

J. J. Owen, farmers Institute man
for the Department OF Agriculture. ID
so,e demonstration himself. He
brought to Commissioner Aoinei
oeice Yesterday two ears OF corn raised
Sy him on Prince Edward upland. In
Territory which went without rain al
most the entire summer. He did 1t
by conserving moisture.
One Of the ears is nine inches In
diameter and the other nine and
half. Each is a foot in length and
perfectly formed and covered with big
grains OF corn. An Illinois man who
visited the department yesterday said
they were the largest ears he had
ever seen
W. A. Garner, Of Mecklenburg County,
sends IN a basket OF scuppernong
grapes, not often seen In Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

A souvenir OF Newport. r. I. has
beea sent 10 Company r.. Richmond
Blues. by the Newport Artillery Com
pany. which was organized In 1871.
u is a collection 81 views OF the city
and hsrbcr. The Blues spent part OF
an afternoon there on the recsnt trio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Brennan Nance . T3tEOI1ADe
William Brennan. q nachtnist. OF
man at O special meeting OF the Board
Of Police Commissioners held last night.
He will be assigned for duty to NIL .
vacancy in the Second District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

It took no xre4S amount 81 guess
ing to come to the conclusion that the
first game would be played In New
York. While world baseball honors
are are t stake AXE ad both ~ ,n .ss n:
estimate brings the real balm. The
metropolis furnishes the greatest op.
portunity and therefore the most dol.
lars. Even had Jim McAleer won the
he would have selected New York.
Sentiment and business never made .
happily welded pair. and McAleer, ~
much as any man. is after the hard
Of games between the two cities in
volved was inevitable for the same
reason. just as 1t was known that each
city would again be responsible for
sas sale Of Tickets ,o There we: no
ulators away. II IL an impossibtlity.
unless no tickets are sold. The only
action which the commission In all its
comm!sshing could do was 20 try and
curb the evil as much as possible.
This. we believe. has been done a.
effectively as possible. The fact that
practically all of the tickets will DO
sold at the gate and the purchaser
ly upon buying hts pasteboard was .
move In the right direction There
Will be speculation this year Just a.
there was last. but It with Do done In
Iuou&1eo oSSEce ana C0tI21uly many
OF the evils have been done away
with.
The biggest thing in Southern foot.
ball wiz l,u undoubtedly be the game be;
this game Will not be entirely salts
flying. For instance. should Virginia
beat Vanderbilt. ana 1t il not an I'm
possibility. and II Georgetown should
defeat Virginia. there would still be
anrninnRhfn ~
south for the reason that Georgetown
has no game with Vanderbilt and your
real football fan will never take his
ON ahs aahsr bsod
from both Vanderbilt and Georgetown
and should vi p. !. lose to 0eor1stown
THANKSGIVING. then Nirginia's claim
VII be rndisputed The trouble with
an inability to get toGetheA the win.
ming teams in each OF the oectiona.
Championships have been awarded
largely on comparative scores and not
The real football season begins to-
DAY. Every college In the country vii
nave z game. provided the wsather
as .. Tn s III lac. :ss'f '1 II e. ina
schools. the games win BE- largely
practice. There are no contests upon
which championships depend The
weaker vessels will battle against the
stronger and. in most instances. the
weaker will be very glad II It should
happen to score.
Should victory perch upon the ehal-
lengers, bonfres will blaze in the
camps Of the victors, while excited
coaches will gather and discuss pIans
for Improvement among the losers.
1t is the teaching. the formative Dino.
and many will be the fnnovationa
-
The games Of particular interest
from local standpoint are those bee
tween Virginia and William and Mary
at Charlottesville: V. NJ. !. ana Hamn,
Of nae Lee ana at the Medical College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Daniel y. Maddrca. qusrtermssser-
sergeant Of Company 3. First ReGs-
msnt. wsa operated on yesterday Tor
esans MsAdrea 10 the inventor % the
gup-cIeaninG rack recently aeocrtbed
- The DewopoDerA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
shit InGfffWfe0,

Suit was brought yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court by Douglas E.
TAYLOR against Harvey c. Brown for
damages laid at s., 600. No declaration
has been fled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
CAN'T FIND BULLOCK


Grove Lake To-Day.
No trace has yet been found OF p a.
Bullock, an insurance collector. who
has been missing from his homo in
Swansboro since Wednesday morning.
Both the city police and the county
authorities are working on the case
County Of'icer George farrell yesterday
made arrangements to have the lake
in Shields Grove dragged this morn
ing. Bullock's hat and insurance books
were found on its banks. and there il
a possibility that he may have been
drowned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Mrs.. Purdie improving.
Mrs. ]. A. Purdie, wife OF Magistrate
Purdie. Of 492 West Marshall street.
who was operated on Thursday At the
Retreat for the Sick was last night
reported TO be rapidly recovering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

FWss~r00a TDU0ev - Usspessg,
rasrcimsn l.. e. Tanner. OF the Sec
ond District. was removed TO Grace
Hospital yesterday. and win ~ opsr-
a;ed upon this morning FOR appendicitis
end salistcnes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

on them Il II tweedledes ana twse-
dledum all the way through. So there
you are with our prediction and Il
Il 10 satisfying We are glad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
County Reading Circle

The last regular monthly meeting Of
the Marion County Reading Circle for
the school year was held in this city
this afternoon at the high school
building. Prof. Thos. H. Gentle, prin-
ciple Of the training department Of
the Monmouth Normal school, led the
meeting. and gave a reading for the
benefit Of those present. A special
invitation was issued to Salem teach
ers, and a number were in attend
ance There are about 35 members
OF the circle in the country tributary
to Salem The Woodburn branch Of
the circle was held this afternoon at
that place Superintendent Smith at
tended this meeting, and gave a talk
to the teachers Of the north end of the
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Visit Salem Friends

Mrs. Karl Keyes, Of Olivette, Michi-
gan, is visiting at the homes of DR..
w. H. Byrd and ]. N. Smith. Mrs.
Keyes visited the convention Of
shriners at Los Angeles, and stopped
here for a few days on visit. She
is an especial friend Of Miss Mabel
Smith. daughter Of Or. and Mrs. j. N.
Smith, who is attending school at
olivette, Mich. Mrs, Keyes is a daugh-
ter Of one OF the most prominent fam
lilies Of her home state, where her
father is a state senator DR.. Smith
and family took Mrs, Keyes for an
auto ride yesterday in the country
surrounding Salem, and she expressed
herself as much pleased with the coun
try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
The Democratic Messenger

Some time ago announcement was
made that a Democratic newspaper
was to be established in this city. II
now becomes definitely settled that
the paper, which is to be named "The
Oregon Messenger" will make its de-
but on June /. The paper will be a
weekly, and will be published Satur-
day by Messrs. James +. Godfrey and
A. NJ. Dalrymple. Special attention
will be paid to the editorial features
OF the paper, but matters Of general
interest as well and the opinions Of
persons on matters Of state or national
matters will be welcomed by the pub
lie letters to be printed therein.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Public improvement

Max o. Buren,. who has recently
purchased the lot Just across the
street north Of the Hotel Marion is
manifesting true spirit Of civic
pride. lie has razed the old build
ings that have adorned 90 that lot
for the past half century, given the
trees good coat OF whltewash and
otherwise cleared the lot Of an OBJ
iectionable and unsightly rubbish. Il
was hoped that Mr. Buren would I'M
prove the loi BY new building but
We are lnformsd that he has no such
plan at present,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Hlks Take ITllhees-

BY action Of the Illihee club Friday
night the offer of the Elks lodge to
purchased the unexpired lease on
the two lower floors Of the
Elks buildings was accepted and the
illihee club appointed committee to
find a new location for the Illihee
club The Illihee club has over four
years lease and the Elks pay the lib
eral sum of $4,000 for the lease.
The Illihee club has been in exist
cnce about 90 years and will have
about $4,000 assets to distribute
among the members. A special COM
rlitiee was appointed TO find new
queraters for the Illihee club and the
Indications are that old social organ
izstion will continue as OF yore to
dispense hospitality and remain the
social center of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Salem Heights Social

On Monday evening, May 20, there
will be a banquet and program at Sa-
lem Heights hall. under the auspices
Of the Development League; said en-
tertainment is for the purpose Of show
ing the officials and employees OF the
new street car system our great ap-
probation in so soon after taking
charge by reducing the fare to five
cents into the city. Everybody inyit-
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
SECOND nnnd 4 AnlamohIIe ior Sale

A Maxwell two passenger Roadster
in good condition with top. wind
shield, full set tools. new tires and
chains. This car is left at our sales
room by a customer who bought a
New Flanders Touring Car. and can
be bought for ssOO II sold quick. It
is a bargain Il. NJ. r. Motor Sales
Co, 2is S. Commercial street C. l..
Rcse. manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Prof. HnIl 70 Present Pnnlls-

The first Of Prof Hull's public re-
citals in this city will be given on
May "A, in the First Baptist church
Mr.. Arthur Tasto, tenor and Mr.. Ell
mer D. Buehler, baritone, will give the
program. Both Of these young gentle
men have excellent voices, and an ex-
tremely good program has been pre-
pared, to which the public is very cor
daily invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

There will be farmers and poll
ticians' picnic at Victor Point on Sat
urday May 25. with plenty Of music
and refreshments for man and beast.
Matthew Gibson was in the city today
asking for some speakers to 20 out
and talk good roads. Every effort will
be made to keep the farmers from
treating the politicians with violence,
and a good time is expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

A fine improvement in the appear
anee Of things is being made at the
Salem Indian training school, at Che
mawa, in the way OF new fences. All
the old fences are being replaced by
new wire ones, which will add materi-
ally to the general appearance Of the
school and farm grounds. The work
is being done by the students and the
employees OF the school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Go to Yaneourer

DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Darby leave for
Vancouver Wash. thla evening for
several days visit there. On Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.
Dr. Darby will attend the meetings OF
the State Dental association to be held
in Portland on those days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

HoMEsICKNEss is the worst kind Of
sickness. There are two kinds
sick to see Pa. and sick for a nice
home. The latter is the worst ever,
especially when you haven't the
money to buy Isn't it fright when
the rent comes round and you dig
up all your months earnings and
say goodbye to It, feeling YOU had
thrown the money away? wouldn't
you like to buy a home of your own
and pay the rent to Yourself? Call
on the Great West Investment Co.
l24 So. Liberty st., and they can nut
you next how to do II. 5-ls-1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
Just Received q Large

Shipment Of two-ineh continuous
post iron beds. and, owing to limited
space, must sell them quickly, at any
price, The prices will surprise you.
4Ol Court street. E. L. Stiff & Son.
5-l7-Si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

Shipment OF two-inch, continuous
post iron beds, and. owing to limited
space, must sell them quickly, at any
price. The prices will surprise you
4OA Court street f. l. STIFF & Son.
5-i7-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
The Donald WelI-

County Recorder A Eugene Au-
france went TO Donald today to be
present at the testing Of a well which
has been drilled by the Donald Water
Co. Of which he is one Of the owners.
The well is 1O2 feet in depth. is six
inches in diameter. and is expected to
furnish a flow OF 2OOO gallons Of
water per hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
MODERN HONE.

S4S5O takes a fine home in choice
neighborhood, modern in every way
electric light and fixtures, furnace
modern plumbing. lot 1OOx1i5 feet
full basement, hard finished through
out, close to carline. in every way
desirable home place. II you want
nice residence look at this one.
BRCHTKL q Dyson
al7 State Street. Tel Muln l5k
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
From the Buckeye State

Pure Ohio maple syrup; its genu-
uine, and is going very fast. For sale
at 1877 South Commercial street. Town
send Creamery Co.