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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Tribune Grays Win Game.

In a closely contested game yesterday
The Tribune Grays took the game away
from the Telegram Blues by a score Of
10 TO II, This puts The Tribune around
the 500 mark In tine Newspaper league
series Captain Morgan surprised the
boys by pitching Phelps, the new recruit
on The Tribune staff Of twirlers. Tribune
Grays played the following men: Cand-
land, c.: Phelps, D.. Grier, 1b; Morgan,
2b; Richardson, 3b; Gieger, SIS: Hen
bricks, If; Andy, Of; Egan. IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Helper Beats Price.
cial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PRICE, June 2.-In a hard-fought base
ball game today, Helper defeated Price
on the home grounds, 10 to g. Price
had the game we'll In hand, to 0. up 10
the fifth inning, when errors by third
baseman and left fielder started Helper
to scoring. after which more errors by
the recruit of a left fielder piled up the
runs, johnson OF Sanpete was In the
box for Helper. with Moss behind the
bat. Johnson WAS not In good form and
walked three men. Harris and Ford
worked for Price. tho former doing good
work and would have won the game but
for the team's errOrS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
BUDWCI ERS

Summary Earned runs-Clerks 2,
Budwejsers ]. Stolen bases-Mann,
Kimmner, All Gum. Sacrifice hits
Schwelzer, Hmmner. Kaeffer. First
base on errors-Clerks 8, Budweisers Q.
Two base hits-FitZpatrck, Raeffer,
Three base hit-Southerland, Hits-off
schweizer In innings, off Barber 6
In innings. Struck out-by SchweiZer
TO- by Barber g. Bases balls-off
Schwelzer o. Hit by pitcher-Plake.
Passed balls-by Kaeffer q Time OF
game-2;l5. Umpire-Stewart. Attend
anre-h00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Garfield Tennis Association.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

GARFIELD, June THE Garfield Ten
mis- association was formed recently with
charter membership of twenty-seven.
The following officers were chosen; Guy
S. X Piatt president; M, W. Rice. vice
president: Dwight Meter, secretary:
Frank OBrien, treasurer. These with
W j. Healey form the board OF direc-
tors.
The club has a double court site and
work has already been commenced in
preparing the ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
GERMANS WILL Be
WELCOMED TODAY
President Taft and Guests to
Greet Officers of Kaiser's
Fleet at Hampton Roads.

WASHINGTON, June 2,-,The, German
naval division, which Is in American
waters to return the visit TO Kiel year
States Atlantic fleet, formally Will be well
coined to Hampton Roads tomorrow noon
by President Taft
tonight on board the Mayflower. With
the president are Mrs. Taft. Mrs. MICH
Slas LongwSrth sr Of Cincnna Miss
the German ambassador, and the secre-
tary Of tho navy,
Also on board the Mayflower as aides to
the president are Admiral Charles j. Bar
s A. and Lieutenant John w. Timmons.
Z. S. A., while the secretary, OF the navy
has as his aides Captain 7. L. Potts and
Lieutenant Commander L. G. Palmer, U,
When the Mayflower steans into
Hampton roads presidential salute OF
twenty-one guns will be fired by the Ger
man and American warships. The salute
having been returned by the Mayflower.
Moltke to welcome formally the visiting
sailors. The return call will be made by
the German officers and the presidential
Washington, arriving here Tuesday morn
ing.
The officers. and men of the American
WarShips VIII be hosts at Hampton Roads
| Tuesday to the officers and men OF the
visiting men of war. The German officers
viii leave for WashIngton VA n, Tuesday even
Upon their arrival here Wednesday
morning official visits Will be exchanged
and will be followed by n luncheon at the
German embassy, TO which hundred
guests have been Invited The officers
will can on President and Mrs. Taft and
will be their dinner guests Wednesday
evening
NORFOLK, Va, June 2.-The Ameri-
can battleships Utah. Delaware and Flor
ida exchanged salutes with the German
cruiser battleship Moltke today as the
three former ships sped through the
capes en- route TO Hampton Roads. The
firing of salutcs on Sunday by American
ships Is not customary, naval officers
say, and the fact that tho Utah, which
led the three American ships as they
passed the capes doomed the first salute
TO Rear Admiral Won Rebuer Paschwitz.
commanding the German squadron, was
regarded as an unusual compliment for
the German commander.
The big guns OF the Moltke answered
the salutes from the Utah and the Off
GERS and crew lined decks and waved
their hands to the American ships
The German ships are expected to-
leave Lynnhaven bay about O'Clock in
the morning so as to arrive in Hampton
Roads about the same time the May1ower
gets in with President Taft.
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American Association

At Toledo RHE.
Indianapolis -,,..n o-t q
Toledo s...,....O ! o / - 2
Battnries-HiIoon. Casey and Clark: Krnuso and
Carlsch No umpire given.
Al roiumbus- R.HE.
Louisville .,...o o % q
Columbus .......i o o "a
Batterins-Toney and Schlei: Cook and Smith.
umpiros-Ferguson and Handiboo.
At Kansas City R.HE.
milwaukee, .....1 oooo J o o 90 Is
khDsas City ,,....... % o l o o o.
Buttoriss-sapnikn and schock: Rboades and
James and o'Connor. No umpire given.
AZ 81 Paul
First gnme- RH.E.
Minneapolis 30 a S Ola II 0
St. Paul ..........0 o o "a 2 4
olmstead aud Allen: Dauss Ksrgcr. Laroys De-
canniore and Block.
Second called at epd Of sixth. darbness-
5itnneapolis ....s...t 80 X 2
b. Paul .--.--....,-....,,..0 I o-6 4 o
ComBtcck, Burns and Allen: Decsnnierr, Dausa
and Block and Murray,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Colonials Win, "a to a.

terday won from the General Film COM
pany by a score OF 81 10 4. The Colonial
players say that the only reason they did
not make q hundred runs was because Il
waS too hot Willie FITZGERALD, the
Brooklyn spider, playing FIRST base for
the Colonials, distinguished himself by
number OF brilliant plays
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Magma Fans Organize,
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho TrIbuno
GARFIELD. June z.-The baseball fans Of
Iaeua met iu the rooms OF tho Magma club
oontly for the purpose OF eloctlng mon-
aser. : J. z. Fliego having moved away. Tho
offlaera who Will look after the welfare Of tho
team In tho ns,,, da,sro are: o. D. M9ffGet. prsri-
secretary aud trassvrcr, They viii build n fence
around mark A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
International Leaot4e
Vanderbilt Cup Race.

MILWAUKEE Wis, June 1.-The Van
derbilt and Grand Prix automobile races
probably Will be run on September IT
and 90, respectively, Formal application
for these dates was made TO the Auto
mobile Club OF America today and Il Is
considered certain that they VIII be ap-
proved. The Pabst cup event will be
raced In connection with the Vanderbilt
event
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
RETAIL CLERKS TAKE
GAME FROM BUDS
Cooley Park Contest Results
in 6 to 5 Score After a
Thrilling Battle.

The retail clerks, with Price and
Schweitzer as their pitchers. trimm ed
Margetts's Budweisers, to o, at Cooley
park yesterday afternoon. The attend
ance was about 500 and the fans agreed
that IL was a thrilling battle. The score:
CLERKS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
BOSTON OFFERS WILEY
HEALTH OFFICE PLACE
Bv International News Service

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Through
Representative William Francis Mur-
raw. Boston today invited DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley, the noted pure food sxpers
and contributing editor, of GOOD House
keeping Magazine. to become it's chief
health officer The doctor stated that
he will hold the offer under considera-
tion.
DR.. Wiley was out today for the first
time since An attack of grippe which
threatened to develop into pneumonia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03

pandcmonium prevailed ut the Salt
Palace saucer lust after the races last
night. While the vast crowd was leay-
fnp the SAUCER hoodlum picked up
cusbon and threw it at some one else
In an instant his act had been dupli-
rated by scores of others. minute
more and hundreds of cushions were
being thrown here and there indlscrlml-
uateIy.
4 Women with expensive ostrich
pmmes on their hats hurriedly barred
their heads, but not before many fine
plumes had been broken and ruined.
Nomen were hit in the face and
Knocked down by the flying cushions
while their escorts tried to find some
one on whom they could take revenge.
At least n halfdozcn fist fights took
place.
No officers were about and it looked
Tor Il while as if n dangerous panic
might result, but all except the cushion
throwers made haste toward the exits.
4 Patrons expressed great Indignation
1T the damage wrought to feminine
beadgear Several women who had
been knocked down by the flying cush-
IONS were on the verge of Mysteries,
Hundreds Of spectators were loud in
their expressions of ceusure because no
pffccrs or attendants were on hand to
prevent the hoodlums from starting the
Wholesale battle with the cushions
Everybody agreed that if Sunday night
Facing is 10 continue Manager MacFar-
'bnd should sec TO it that spectators are
lbrotccted.
u Attendance atthe saucer opening
b,ast night proved that the bicycle game
lb still popular in Salt Lake, even if It
3as waned everywhere else except in
New jersey The hone for close rivalry
sYetwcen the competitors doubtless at
tFacted the big crowd, but Goullet
xroved his superiority over Clarke, Fog
s'fr, Hehir and the other stars Goullet
'esFon handily and could have done bet.
-sHr II seemed IT looks rs il he will
Sln whenever he wants TO at the saucer
\ his year
III The quarter-mile amateur and the
mile amateur were the best con-
Fsted races on the card. The five-mile
(9tor- paced race was merely brief
Ehhltion as Root at two miles and
le1e lap had to stop because the belt
" his machine slipped.
Nandamere races open Thursday
Nght with good card.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Western League

At Linooin-Lincoln, 6: ST. Joseph, s.
At Denver-Omsha, 12: Denver. 6.
At Topeka-Des Moines. 4; Topeka, 8,
AT Wichita-Wichita, @: Sioux City, 1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Hardware Team Wins.

Tho Hardware team yesterday defeated the
GRANTEES by n OF Sc. Battery for hs win
-Cnrdwcll- Jones; for the Granitog-Johnson-
Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
! aCUSH|O|V FIGHT MARS
X OPENING OF SAUCER
oneIFine Ostrich PlumeS on Wom-
inQ ems Hats Broken When
W. HoodlurnS Start Battle.
,ul lGOULLET BEST OF ALL
,d1t
- + Rider Easily Proves Superb
I.s '.s' ority Over His Alleged
* Es5s Rivals at Track.
SALT PALACE RACE RESULTS.

SALT PALACE RACE RESULTS.
| Half mile, ofessional-Goullet first,
Fogler second, Hehir third, Lawson
Fourth. Time, 1902 1-5.
Amateur, quarter -mile-Kraemer
9rst, Meredith second, Huey third, Wal
ker fourth. Time, 81 seconds.
Bicycle Supply handicap, two miles,
rofessional-Goullet first, Walker sec
md, Clarke third, Thomas fourth, Nit
Ten fifth, Time, minutes.
Three mile handicap, amateurs-O.
Smertz first, Meredith second, Brazier
,hird, G. Smertz fourth. Time, GAS,
4 Five-mile motor-paced race-WIson
won OH forfeit. At two miles and one
lep the belt slipped from Roots ma
ehine and he discontinued. No time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Trolley League

ae murphy team split the double
M WIN the n. G. r. club. The first
.ee IN, Mas a pitchers battle Gallagher,
tching for Murphy, allowed only six
s,,cl, NJ iive os. OF ,. these being singles, and
X, allowed but four hita and struci.
y fourteen, The score ended s To for
pny' w rhs rh; N. c. r: took tho second.
o: Coleman and johnson formed
battery for Murphy. Treseder and
'hnson for n. c. n "''"
Lne w. n g. S. M club took two
0In tne L. s. M. team. First game. ia
second game. l5 TO II. Battaries
~ game w. IA. e. s. M, schlilings
davidson. L. S. NJ. Woods and
.tlnger Second game, l.. S. M A. c.,
pcent and Karen: w, II, & S. M.
ne ramps added two TO their list by
taung Birds. to and to s. Bat
~, nrst game. Frampton Jones and
slrds' Gleason. Shelton and
r,,u ,euoiln game. Frampton, Bywater
Shoules Bird, TurnbowI and BEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
Auto Plant Burned.

BY International News Service.
DETROIT, Mich. June 2.-The plant
of the Lyon Motor Car company was
destroyed by fire tonight. THE loss is
about $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
GUILTY MURDER
IN SECOND DEGREE
Joshua P. Raines Is Sentenced to
Eighteen Years in State
Penitentiary.
VERDICT is A COMPROMISE
Finding of jury in Case Meets
With Widespread Dis
satisfaction.
VERDICT IS A COMPROMISE
Especial to Tho Times-pisnatch. +,

= kSpccial TO Tho Times-Dispatch.
Salem, Va. April 11.--Joshua p
Raines, slayer of Miss Eva NJ. Cham
bers. to-day was found guilty of muir
der in the second degree and his
punishment fixed at eighteen years
imprisonment IN tho State Poniten-
tiary ut Richmond. Tho Jury brought
In the above verdict at 1920 o'clock
this morning, after having been hung
since o'clock yesterday afternoon.
when the case was given over to them
Whom tho first ballot was taken by
the jury yesterday, It showed them
to BIO evenly divided In their opinion
as to what punishment should be
meted out TO the man who shot down
n young school teacher on a public
highway as she was on her way to
open school on the morning of We'd
nesday, January "a. SIX Jurors voted
for verdict OF guilty OF murder In
the first degree. carrying with 1t death
In the electric chair. and six voted
for verdict of guilty of murder in
tho second degree. with the maximum
punishment-elghtee yenrs In the
penitentinry.
The six voting for first degree
verdict wero Cook. Carney. Shelor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
lAfaI Gstate Jpr Rent

FOR RENT, o5l5 PARK AVENUE Il.
half block east OF Robinson Street
car line. $3.50 per year; eight large
rooms. two baths. pantry, range, hot
and cold water. latrobe heat. com
bination lights: rooms all nicely pa :
pered: house in good order; extra
side entrance. Apply 10 y, w. ROWE
& son. \. Eleventh St, or at No.
40 w. Broad St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

March 20, 1910. and recorded in the
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court. Deed Book 2O6-C. page l5l, de-
fault having been made IN the paymeu
OF debt therein secured l will sell By
auction, on the promises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH.
at $50 O'clock =. NJ.
the above mentioned lot. The lot has
frontage of IL feet 3 inches by a
depth of 1872 feet
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay cost
OF sale and any taxes that may be due.
and three notes amounting to $3.50,
with interest on same, the residue at
one and two years after data, credit
payments evidenced by notes. with In
terest added and secured by decd or
trust
II. r. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee.
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Reellnae

~
40 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
tiaynle Snow Company. Inc. OF
hceuvillc. Virginia.:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th DAY or ApltlL. 1912, at 3
NJ. at Resdv.i!e. Va. there will
be held a called meeting of thv
stocknoiders of the Haynic Snow
Company. Inc, Of Reedyiile, Va, tue
general object OF winch said meet
Ing wlll be 10 consider and deter
mine the advisabliily and eXpsdiency
o. merging or consolidating the said
company with the Hinton Toulsun
on ana Guano Company. Inc. OF
Mia, a.. corporation doing a
similar business. and OF building, in
the event of such merger or CON
solicitation, a FISH factory at Chinco-
league. Va, building IA new nan
steamer issuing new and additional
stock. and all other steps necessary
and incident TO the above mentioned
general object.
BY order OF the President and
Board OF Directors.
I. W. HAYSIE,
SECRETARY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Hinton Toulson Oil and Guano Com
pany. Inc. OF Mia, Virginia:
You are hereby notified that an
APRIL IL, 1872. AT . +. NJ. at Retd-
VILE. Va, there Will be held a cf,lI-
cd meeting of the stockholders or the
Hinton Touison Oil and Gueno Com
pany. Inc" OF Mia. Va. the general
object OF which meeting viii be to
consider and determine the adyIsa
bility and eXpediency OF merging or
consolidating the said company With
The Haynie Snow Company, Inc. Of
Reedville. Va corporation doing -
similar business and OF building. IN
the event OF euch merger or con.
holldation. fish factory at Chinco.
league, Va, building new fish
steameN Issuing new and additional
stock. ard oil other steps necesserv
ana incident TO the above mentioned
general object
BY order of tho President and
Board of Directors.
I. HOWARD JETT,
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High Constable $ Sale

l will sell bv public auction. OH
FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
1912, II o'clock a. NJ, At No. 2ot East
fy n distress warrant Geo p. Taylor
VS.. j. +. & NJ. S. MarchanD, In my
hands: Bureaus. Washstands. Ward
robe, Hatrack. Carpets. Upright Piano
and stool, etc.
TERMS: Cash
W. II. WYATT, JR..
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ieDulIrp, Pets anb 9ibe Rtprk

WANTED. TO PURCHASE 4 BULL.
pup. Address. stating price and age.
LOUIS l. KIDD. Box oss. Petersburg.
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Autnmnhiles for 5aIe

USED FORD CARS. 1sos-lso9 AMI
1910; Two. three and hve-passcnEer,
in excellent condition: owners pur-
chasing 1912 models. VIII send In.
structor home with out-of-town pur-
BrOad Street
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6utirttors anb salesn,sn

coUNTT M1NA6ERa W1NTGb-c-1ve j.
want Il resident salesman with knowl-
edge of agriculture. or willing to
learn under our Instruction, in oyery
agricultural county In Virginia. Lib.
sral arrangement and steady position
TO men OF ability and good habits.
Ground moor proposition on world-in-
dorsed product that moro than dou-
bles farmers cropn. tsee Now Jor-
incubator. 'NGTRAGfS S"aH Hob sU,l
Hiltner prooess-rostores and main
t9ins soil fertility. insureB catch OF
M,nimiia, clover and lesumaa; quickly
trag!n sells for 50 por aero can, and
when mixed with seed before plant
Ing puts az much nitrogen In tho
sou SOL as LOCO pounds OF nitrate OF
States Department of Asriouiture
Bulletin. No. II. Bureau OF Plant In.
dustry. page 1873 "Nitragln" sale.
IN INC Germany s9di last year over 100000
AMERICAN "NiTRAGIN" CO. caii
or address at once e. s. BRIDGE,
noteI Riohmond. Richmond. Va.
INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY
man can secure, direct home office
established accident and health com
pany: established local business.
monthly premium department. turn
ed over. Only opon to man with
dent experience. Address, conndcn-
italy and immed lately. with refer
ence. a 20l. caro- Times Dispatch.
Statesmen WANTED Aa LOCAL REP
Tesentntives. No canvassIng or go
Letting: Good income assured Ma
IIoNAL COOPERATIVE REALTY
CO, b ST. Marden Building. Wash
lnEton, ID. c..
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@unlnrr ResDrts'.
ANNoUNCE,IHNT.

Mnssnncttn Springs New Brick Hotel
opens Juno ], 1912. Thoroughly mod
crn. Accommodations for 800 guests
Early reservation advised
Booklets. rate cards. etc. upon ap-
plication. Address
Sfussnnettn Springs Co., Inc
Box 2f4. Hsrrlsonburg. Va.
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4erDlrss,ona. 9elp Getanreo

For SoUTHERN SCHOOLS
and colleges: all grades and depart
ments. Calls now coming in rapidly
Special guaranteed enrolment; three
agencies, one enrolment. SIIERI-
DAMS TEACHERS AGENCIES.
Greenwood. S. CT; Charlotte, n. c. !;
Atlanta.
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auettnn 5aIcs. If)is lgat
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
VACANT LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TWENTY-S STREET, BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND IFfC.H
STREETS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
GOAL anp l1ipoo

GOOD SLAB WOOD our spEcrA1,Ty
81 per cord: dry pine. the best, 81;
oak. $3.50. Order from u.s. We will
treat you right always. MiDIO-
THAN WOOD CO. Phone Madison
9bI6
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Boarn 1aanten

BOARD wANTED N PRfVGTR T1M-
lily for two people: prefer rooms on
first door; references exchanged. Ad :.
drcss Q 271. care Times Dispatch.
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for 5aIr

DELICIOUS SMITHEIELIID SGITSG 81:
now ION sale at your Erocer's
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANG %
Recond-hand machinery of every de-
scription. l. BLUFORD & CO., 1888
East Cary Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 6l5 Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work
Madison 1867
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
Rfal estate 1uantrn

WAITED. no RENT sTGBLE. wiTEaa
six or eight ntalls and shed for four
large wagons: central location pre-
ferred. VIII consider others. Phone
Monroe S471.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE SMALL HO-
tel Give full particulars. address
g.. Box 4es. Lexington. Va
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. al COM
NELLY & co. Write postal for nec.
essary blankB
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peip, G9RLs ann .ltrlGlIr

FREE TLgGss;TriRi.ATED RooK TF;Ii {;
about over 100000 protected positions,
IN United States service More than
10000 vacancies every Year. There,
IS big chance here. for you, sure
and generous pay. lifetime employ
ment. Easy to get. Just ask for
booklet 1G!. No obligation. EARL
HOPKINS Washington, y. C.
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions
several thousand appointments to be-
made next few months. Full infor-
nation about openings, how to pre-
pare, etc. free. Write immediately
for Booklet g 1914. EARL HOPKINS.
Washington, D. c.
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agents lUsnreu

S--c,~->--0><>->~-~~~~ ~ -.
AGENTS WORK HARDER AND GET
less then government employees Hum
dress of appointments will be made
soon. Full particulars free. Write
to-day for Booklet II 164. Earl,
HOPKINS, Washington. ID. G.
AGENTS WANTED AS LOCAL. REP.
resentativcs. No canvnssing or so
Letting required. Good income as
sured. NATIONAL COOPERATIVE,
REALTY CO., 4 SIT Marden Build
Ing. Washington. D. G,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

MY GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSI-
ness in Sussex county. forty-hve
miles of Richmond. Va; eight miles
OF the Atlantic Coast Line. An es-
Iabllshed business stand or twenty
nve years, $4,000 to $4,000 trade;
looks open to inspection TO any one
mat means business; $4,000 to $4,000
. STOCK, WHICH can be reduced to suit
buyer II he wish. Terms will be
made very easy. Address c S90 care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
auftiDn BaIrS, JnEurr Daps
By G. L. s. FL L Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
y NICE LOT FRONTING so FEET ON
ORLEANS STREET.

By virtue of deed OF trust dated
July SO, 1910. recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. D. B. 2l5-B. page So,
default having been made in payment
of debt secured. l will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL il, 1912.
at O'Clock T. NJ,
the lot described in said deed as "all
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land in tho city of Richmond Va.
fronting 80 feet on Orleans Street and
running back between parallel lines,
and was conveyed TO ~ L. McCabe by
deed from T. d. Batkins. dated Au-
gust 10, 1902, recorded in clerks
Office, nenrIco county, III n. b. 1854,
page 37T"
TERMS: Cash .
ISAAC DIGGs,
TRUSTED