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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
MOTORCYCLE RIDERS
CLUB HOLDS PARADE
Hundred Machines in Line; ;
Work for "Safe and
Sane" Riding.

The uew salt Lake Motorcycle club
made its initial bow before the public
last evening with motorcycle parade,
II was tho first organized dcmonstra-
tion of the motorcycle riders of this
city and the 100 machines in line gave
evidence of Tho good that can bo ac-
complished by the motorcycle interests
working in harmony.
With pennants and streamers hanging
from almost half tho machines In line
bearing the words: "Sslt Lake Motor
cycle club; Safe and Sane Riding" the
crowds up and down Main street paused,
stopped and wondered whnt it ell
meant. From the officers Of tho club
il was learned that it was the clubs
plans TO announce to the public at
large that the motorcycle riders them
selves intended to take haad TO put
stop to speeding.
Such an announcement was made by
the use Of the etreamers and peunants
last evening, say the club officers. The
parade also had another meaning, it
is sald, aud that was to show that the
motorcycle riders are now organized TO
prevent discrimination against persons
riding motorcycle.
The parade WAS formed at the Brig
ham Young monument with four of tho |
eity's motorcycle policemen in the lead |
Behind the policemen the club nembers |
lined up and formed parade more than |
two blocks long with two motorcycles |
abreast Tho line wheeled down Main |
street to Sixth South, thence to State |
and mp State to Fifth South and back
TO Main street and to the monument.
Here 1t turned east to State, down State
to Third South and west on Third
South TO West Temple.
The parade WAS in charge Of Lon
Claflin with G. w Brewer az his assist
ant, Both expressed themselves highly
satisfied with the showing mado and
Inc number Of machines in line. No
attempt WAS made at decorations. r.
IS planned to hold a moro elaborate IN.
tade later. pA
Tho club will hold It's first run this af.
ternoon, leaving Ga West Third South
street between l:30 and Q o'clock. Ev.
'ry. notorcyclist in the city is invited
% JON. The riders will 90 to Garfield
u jclsurelY way. 1t will be no sreed
contest. but more in the nature of a
practice ride under strict regulations.
aptain Louis S. Galeazzi will lead in
he run. Riders will find good com
ANY and good roads all the way. The I
eturn will be made about ) O'Clock
his afternoon :
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and Will be IN lavish profusion. A per
feet system of ventilation and heating
will be installed.
l.. and A. Simon, the proprietors,
evinced their loyalty to the city by in
sisting that the building in all its parts
should represent the results Of home IN
dustry. The general contract was
awarded to August Rudine, that for
plumbing and heating to the Carthey g.
Dumbccli company, and for the paint.
ing to a. P. Magni. The building com
plete will represent an outlay Of ap-
proximately $J35,000. The architect is
j. A. Headlund OF this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

ous pictures OF Denver and y,c,,..
also a description of the dIfsas'<
fractions.
Construction work on the \.
Northwestern e. Pacific rejlrmdI I
tending the line from Stcnmhnss
TO Craig In Colorado was stsrfs
terday. Tho first work consists n
ing several cuts just west OF s,s.1
Springs.
II was announced vest erday IN,
on the Salt Lako &: Utah raiiraad
is the new interurban ba.ween n
and Payson, VIII be started tonas<
Kent o. kcyes, who cstablisbs'
New York Central agency here d
been in charge of IT. for seyeraI
has rendered his resignation m
enter other lines OF work. WI.
who has been soliciting freight n
the local office. viii! be made COIN
agent 10 fill the vacancy caused
resignation OF Mr. Keyes. Jhs
will be made November I.
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Vast Display Area.

The front is Of steel construction. the
object of the design being to give the
greatest area of glass possible consig.
tent with architectural proportion and
effect The piers and pilasters are
faced with glazed vitrified brick and
the caps, bases aud ornamental work
generally Of Terra Gotta.
The electric lighting of the exterior
and interior has been specially studied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
In Railroad World
Officials Return From Trip

w. II. Bancroft. vice president and
general manager Of tho oregon Short
Line: T. H Knickerboc' Carl Strad-
Icy and Z. c. Manson. assistants to tho
general manager. returned Yesterday noon
from a trip through Idaho. They went
to Idaho TO inspect the limo end also 10
escort Julius Kruttschnitt, director OF
maintenance and operation OF the Harri-
man lines, and A. l.. Mohler. president
OF the Oregon Short Line and tho Union
Pacific. over the lines Of tho company In
Idaho. The two high officials of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Railroad Notes.

W. e. Shoemaker, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Colorado &
Southern railway lines, with headquar
ters In Salt Lake CITY, is removing hts
offices from the Salt Lake Hardware
company building to the new Walker
bank building. He will have quarters
on the sixth floor Of the building.
The passenger department OF the Rock
Island lines has Just issued ali attractive
folder which Is devoted to the thirty
second triennial conclave OF the knights
Tenlplar to be held In Denver August
12-16. 1913. The folder contains numcr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

With dela.tone paste. With water mix
enough delatone 10 cover the hairs, ap-
ply and In two or three minutes remove
and wash the skin. This removes every
particle OF hair and leaves the skin
smooth and clear.
Ester: Apply pyroxin to lash roots
WITH thumb and fore6nger and your
prows can be made TO grow thick and
glossy by rubbing on pyro.in with nu-
ger end Be careful and don't got py-
roNin where hair Is not wanted
Minnie II; As you do not Hike tho
io'd OF wearing glesses since they mako
You look SO much older, why don't you
w treating them first with n good eye
tos, dissolve Il IN 8 pint OF yTatHr. You
VIII have an eye remedy tina. viii provr
very refreshing ard strengthening. Drop
ioW drops In each ere two or three
your eyes world Of good. II will not
smart the eyes. T fnd II excellent for
Out nTei. watery eyes. and a great aid
even 10 those who havs to wear glasses
Victoria: As long az your blood "
lc2dtd With impurities. those impurities
VIII be forced through your skin. and
the application Of external rerne5ies
reach the cause. Dissolve one o,,ncs ~ ~ =,
kardene and one-half cupTu OF sugar
10 one-hslf pint Of alcohol (uot whis-
KeFl, then ndd hot water 10 make a fIl
quart and YOU viii have enough ines-
pensive, old fashioned remedy to ria
your blood OF impurities. stimulate your
hNer snd correct your digestion fake
Tablespoonful before each meal and
your sall7w skin NH aEaiu tako on that
oeauuful color nature intended YOU Ia
nave Your circulation and general
hearn VII improve, and Tie sores.
oiotrhes rcdnsss and other cruptioue
VIII cease 10 trouble you No be,tar
general system tonic can be made than
~ Following this Lardeue recipe TRY
ing
Josephine: In treating your scalp for
oandrur. II IS necessary to keep IL az
c!"an as possible. Shampoo frssly ard
q often as you need IL, hut never uso
soap or soap Jelly. as the free al
I'ai WI make your hair dun. lifeIesr
ana your scalp hsrth- Shampoo with >
tesspoonful ot oan,hrox dissolved in
cup of lot water. then rinse In ,'IeaT
water You will md this a wondcrf,I
sn9iupoo; II viii nut new life into ,,onr
lielT and cleanse your scalp as no other
snenp'c vil. II lathers freely. dries
9uickly. without streeltinS and leave
the hair lustrous, fluffy and oesy 10 do
up. After tho hair IS dr!,, apply The
Safne tonic recommended 10 Mrs. II. p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Administrator Named.

Judge ?. G. Loof5ourow in the Third
district court yesterday completed tho
hearing In the estate OF Henry Reiser
irvolving petition for the appointment
of II. Alma Reiser as administrator.
The case has been I'm court FOR a NUN
her OF weeks and wan the result OF n
light between tho heirs TO the estate
over the appoin ent OF the admtnistra-
tor.
Aftsr hearing all the evidence. Judge
foofbourow sustained the objections 10
the appointment OF II. Alma Reiser and
istrator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
industrious During Vacation.

w. F. Yeo, travelling passenger agent
quarters in this city. has chosen a novel
way to spend his vacation, which begins
today, II have about an acre Of land
said Yesterday. "ond 1 am going to do
some WORK there, have eoIns frea rms
and when I get tired OF pUttering around
the place I will wander UP in the foot
hills and shoot SQUIRRELS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Health and Beauty HELPS
By MRS. NAE MARTIN

Mrs. J. s.: Wrinkles and other marks
of approaching old age which now
worry YOU ere very common. However.
NSSn SGho-y vii In not , have 70 worIy II you will
four face every night 1reaseless
cream Jelly made by mixing two tea
rpoonfus giycerine and one ounce AL
1ozoin into one-halr pint cold water
stir and let stand several hours before
using. Massage frequently with this
cream. II viii remove all dirt and a.
cess on from tho skin pores and in tine
You vii not have = rough. urinklrd
tsce but freah. smooth. clean looking
SKIN OF rclvety texture. I also find this
preparation excellent for removing tam
Sunourn. blsckheads, freckles and large
PORES in the akin.
JSlist: Ieg, anyone afflicted With su-
advantage. whether niarrisd or sine,c
To Get nd cf that snnoyiuE fst Etop
~ your drIgcists tho ncvt time you
are down town and get four ounces OF
r7rncrie. Dissolve this in IA p,nts bo-
water and take = tablesPooufl three
Nineb daT Owe minutes before each
mean, aud YOUR buidcugonc flesh Will
this harmless remedy II cencrall,- n o.
i'reahie within week. and you viii feel
much better.
n ! y; To vhitcu src beautif,
YOUR face, neck and arms. disfoive four
ounces of spurmsN IN half pint witch
hdSel or hot water. adding two tea
.FIplstDi' -lN csrius Apply this lotion
roeiv aud ~ win tone u7 YOUR ,ldn
wonderfully and quickly IL makes :be
KIN soit and smcoth. and win remove
nat shiny. muddy" look which lT 30
annoying 10 YOU. You Will ind this To-
lion much better 90 use than face now
der. as II does not rub on easiiy like
poTder nor does II Eivc ones fsre thar
powdered look ! md this up,;rr,ar
l2non excellent for removing and pro
venting fTeckles. ctappinc and rough
ness Of tho skin.
Mrs. x T.. II sour hair Is ceiling 81,
thin That ycu have TO wcar falsc bsJr
Nou should bcsin at once a treatment
70 no your scalp "t dandrun which IL
The direct cause Of all scaIp snd hair
tronbieB II YOU viii mix together an
ounce OF cuin1oin onc-half pint OF slco-
hol (not whisksyl ana onc-hslf Pint az
cold vatsr. you viii have depspdsble
remedy for your hair troubler Ruh this
gently Into the roots OF tho hair twice n
week. and ~ viii destroy tho dundr7tff
sop y91r falling hsir and IN tIrna nro-
mote new growth Of hair This oinninr
tonic applied regularly viii make your
hair soft, lustruus and keep a. from
splitting At the euas.
Maid: The quickest and sursB, va to
remove hair or fuLE from the skin iB
LAeTG-l,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Petition ia Involuntary Bankrup.c,

Declaring themselves to be creditors
Of the Davis County Plumbing g. Electric
Supply company of Pennington, the
Crane company, the Fairbanks Morse
company OF Chicago and the In,errnoun-
tain Electric company OF this state yes-
terday filed a petition in the United
states district court asking that the
Davis county concern ne declared bank
rupt, The alleged total claims are more
than sllo0. Attorney Robert B. Porter
presents tho creditors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Attention, Odd Eellovs

The funeral services of Brother
lanes Forsythe of Park CITY lodge No.
: win be held Sunday, 2:3O o'clock. at
Hall s undertaking chapel under the
auspices of Jordan lodge No. 3.
c. CAMERON. n, G..
W. T. HOPKINS, Secy.
Advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

agent for tho Wabash, who returned from
Idaho yesterday 'Thcy arc going to be
used all through the country for seed
peas, and most of tho big castorr seed
firms have representatives at st, An
thony. Ono man. 10 my certain knowl-
edge. bought 10000 bushels OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Idaho Peas Famous.

The production Of garden peas In The
vicinity OF st. Anthony. Ida. is going to
be one Of the biggest industries Of the
state said j. J. Yundt commercial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

Hartman lines, Mr. Kruttschnitt and
Mr., Mohler. proceeded 20 Portland and
probably will roturn by way Of Salt Lake
City about November l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

CITY AND 'rHD STATE or TTAH-LocHL
RAMS ~ and COLDER SUNDAY: MONDAY PROB
Comparative weather data at Gal. Law. ru,
October -. 1915: 0''
dlshcst temperature today vas 90 d.--rna, g.
nlshc.t IN tbic month Tncn 1874 was az degre~r !.
IoNest ltSt night waB ~ dog7col: lowest ib,a
month slhco 1875 Vas e2 deEreeI; moan f,snpcr-
desrc'E; accumulated doncioncr rIncs tho ~,
o; tho month is IS degrees. accumulated dc0-
eirnSy Hinoe JnnusrJ II ars degree
Relative humidity az s a ~, tod,y van 81 ,,.r
cent; relative humidity At p m. tc-IsJ was
.o'u precipitation fpr The twenty four bo,,-t
ending ~ .. was mono: total ,oy mi.
montn 10 date !. Lee Inches. accumulated e-,s,.
Tor tnt month 20 date e. AZ 81 an inch. ,,,,i
precipitation sinco January N S,,o 4, ~ q,
: ,nsEos; sccemulntsd excess sluco January / IA
Sun :i,ss SEA o m: sun s.,, ia. , -
October -. 1872. - u'''
WEATHER Opcrpv,r,o,-r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

With dela.tone paste. With water mix
enough dclatcne TO cover the hairs ap-
ply and in two or three minutes remove
and wash the skin. This removes every
particle Of hair and leaves the skin
smooth and clear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

Maid: The quickest and sureEt va 10
remove hair or fuIE from the sljn is
LAdTsr-li
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

Ester: Apply pyroxin to lash roots
with thumb and forefuger and your
eyeiashes will grow long and curly. Eye
proWs can bs made TO ETow thick and
glossy by rubbing on p1rocfn with fin
ger end Be careful and don't sct py-
roNin where hair is not wanted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Recipe
Herring and
SardelleM

Bismarck herring cut in half.
and surrounded by parsley aid
slices Of lemon ie most appe-
tizing, or as another relish
use sardellen and hard boiled
eggs on rye bread or fresh rys'
toast. Serve with our Old.
German Lager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

NEATHCR OHeERvAr,n.s
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. MAY i3-F.our-s.eady with
a fuir trade. Rye Flour Covumogl and Rye
Steady baricy-Qgiet. Wheai-spot ir-
arrive. and SIS T. o. b. to arrive Failures
"a SO. net lower. Nay. SL2-i July.
san 5-.fc.; September. ;...-l.. Corn-Spot
tfss EXPORT sGA.c. o. aaoai Futures
"oi"iEaL Oats-Spot easy; standard white.
$50 In elevator; 80. = G3e. Futures nom
rosN. Beef ana Cut Mea,s-s,eady. Lard
rim Ia.ow-T ,areiy steady. Petroleum.
hosn-Steaty T.rpentne- quiet. Wool
quiet. Eice-Firn. MolHsses-S-teady. Sugar
-ha". easy refined. quie,. CoNee-Futures
steady no, No T. ii@se. santos. 40. I Ice.
nliier and EGGS STEADY checse-Firm.
fothi"ee-Weal:cr, Florida. nov. barrel.
So q 500. tapblsc- steady. southern craft.
NH-to Trcigh's-stcady. cotton 70 LIVER
Dol per iv' poaars. apc. asked. Peanuts
.itrl'. fancy haudp!cked. Virginia ~ a
nc virginia shc!ed. Nos. and ;. Sa, a
corcnsecd oil generally steady on COW
rIinS OF shorts. sLrpoft :roin rcdncts and
he" Speculative huyine. induced py The,
nrnH,ss In ara Failures closed unchanged
:" Pei.iS ncf higher. sales i5.i.D barrels
'-". August. - =. September 7gs1s
'-'. prime crude. SIS sales; do summer
Glow. .io47 30. do. winter yellow. T.O4p
S.-' d" summer white, T3luSGl.
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Chesapeake & Ohio RaiIwau

~ a.-Locai- Daily-Newport News
e'-o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Elk Sun
Thurmond uo-
Is;W A.-ESpress-Daily-Sor OLD poIn,
' !Y:"" q Local-Daily-Lchbg.. Lex. c. Forgs
- =" - -rExprets-Deiiy-cin.. L'viile.
5:W P.-Locai-Daiiy-N. News, Old Point.
e:o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
''4' f'|Loeui-Ex: sun.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
80 go f;-LImited-Daily-Cin Chicago.
III 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L'y,its
SIeopers. tParor Cars e'
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoSD-1oc.,
East: SIS a. NJ. 1880 p. 81 I..rouRb fron,
Esh: ll:so A NJ. $50 p. NJ Local ron,
vest: e;0 a. NJ. e:55 A. NJ. and 7:i5 p. NJ
AhtouSh; $50 A. 81. 235 L. NJ and 3:sop n
lanes River Line: "s.as A. n. sas p. ~
Delly except Sunday.
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your committee recommend that an
preparations be as follows:
Interest on bonded debt. $500: inter
est on town real estate loan. SIS: in
terest on jail bonds $3.50; interest on
public school bonds, No l. 1925: inter-
est on concrete paving debt, $145: con-
crete paving debt, $500: public free
schools. s1.i00; street Improvement and
drainage. $3.50; gravel for permanent
street improvement. 800; salary chair
man Street Committee. $50; salary
Mayor and collector of taxes, S365; SAL
airy clerk and treasurer. $50: salary
sergeant. $50; salary street Commits
sioners, $3.50. salary night watchman.
$2l0; salary Commissioner OF the 'Reve-
nue., $50: street lights, $lT5; Fire Com
mittce and water rent, $50 Health
Committee, SIS! Poor Committee. s15:
rent Of Council chamber. 500: incident
ais, 5000; sinking fund, $500: delin-
auents and insolvents. $1S237: total.
S6.3ia.SI.
Your honorable body will observe
from the foregoing that there has been
a slight Increase In your estimated
revenue but you also observe that
there is n constant tendency TO IN
crease the fixed charges and appro-
charter is "A levy of 81 on every 800
of property valuation: and your COM
mittee recommend that the levy be
again laid at 81 and that the strictest
economy be practiced in every de-
partment
Your committee further recommend
that the Sinking Fund he increased
not only by appropriations for that
purpose. but in every other possible
way. as the greater portion of the
bonded Indebtedness of the town will
become due In 1914. and unless a con-
siderable curtail is made in the in
debtedness the town might experience
some difficulty In floating n new loa n
at a lower rate of interest to enable
1t to retire its bonds maturing in
1914. Respectfully submitted.
S. j. BOSWELL.
c. B. JONES. JR,
q. r.. DELARUE,
Finance Committee.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. May l3.--.Aside from a
further demand In the hard coal shares
especially Lehigh Valley a new high
record for Canadian Pacific and un-
usual strength in American Sugar.
which advanced To its h,sl quotation
In several years. to-day's stock mar
kct inclined to irreguldri;y and dull
ness The movement in the coalers
may have been based in rart on the
assumption that the differences be-
tween the operators and the miners
are In the way of early settlement. but
1T doubtless gathered most OF it's force
from sheer manipulation. accompanied
ny reports that recent examination
or L4hiEh Valley has disclosed hitner-
active than Lohigh Valley, indeed. the
most active issues in tho list but its
strength was less pronounced. The
buying OF American Sugar suggested
absorption, founded perhaps on the be-
lief thar the common dividend might
room be increased.
Union Pacific and maay other stan
dari stocks were heavy the greater
part of tho day. with marked and per-
sistent pressure against United states
steel After brief period OF general
steadiness, the whole market sold off
in the last hour. wip!ng ont much Of
the gains recorded in other shares. but
Lchigh Valley retained much OF Its
rise.
The bond market was irregular save
Tor further upward movement in
Wabash rofuudiae Is Total sales
par value were $9.535.0oo. pauama s.
registered advanced is Oh call.
New York. May lG.-Fr'mc mercan-
tile paper TO ! IL per cent; sterling
exchange. steady. S4.S426 for siHty-day
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SAILED.
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
lspecial to The Tnnes-Dispatch. !

60 ~ ''c 4.4lleS-DlSDatCh
Ashland. Va, MAY l3.-Th, T,ini
committee of the Town Council Of
Ashland has made the following report
to the Council and +, has been adopted
our Finance Committee respectful
real and personal propertv hooks ~
inc town for the year 1911 that real
estate is valued for purposes OF tayn.
ton at s3S0,60o and the ncr
sonal property at Sl46.I5o. and tho
Eroperty Of corporations in Ashland at
s26.""'1i, maxim total of $500
'S..7+, y levy on every 500 therefore
VIII provide 1853. ........... s5.53aS7
capitation taN. estimated at. 14I.5O
License estimated at .. 5000
Dog tan. estimated At ... $3.50
Fines from Mayors Court, es-
Total estimated revenue of. s6.349s7
based upon this estimated revenue
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NAVAL SrnnES

Wilmington. y. e. MAY ,3-sp!rits Tur-
pentin"-Sioady at i5isc.. receipts q casks
R"s!n-Sieady at $3.50: receipts u barrels
Iar-FiTm at si.99; receipts : barrels Crud.
Iurpentlne-l'irm At sS.-5 40; receipts 8,
savannah. Ga. May 3-Turpentlne-Mar.
ket quoted az iii. Il i5A.c. sales 20 casks:
receipts '43 casks: shipments iI3 oaks stock
-V,5i casks Ros!n-Firm. sales 1895 bar
barrels: stock ji.2iO barrels Quote; "a son
els. 10 80"
Charleston. :. c. May l5.-rurpcn,ine-
r, r nm at is,sc Rosin-Firm. quote: b. s.:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY 49, 1911,
ARRIVED

steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
Chahdise ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Berke!cy. shelly. Norfolk mer-
ehanoise and passengers Old Dominion Line
st' amer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg anu
james River landings merchandise and mas.
s,msers. fuE:nan Line
SAILED.
cAan'iise anu passengers. Oii Don,inion ,,..
steamer berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. ber-
chandise and passengcrs. Old Dominion Line.
ateainer MobJack. Graves, Norfolk ana
James River landings in.rchardt.. 80, a.u
eSns sFs virginia Na-sation COMPANY.
"'eh'!"r Aurora. Furman, PETERSBURG and
'hii.es hive' landings. merchandise and as
songers. Furman Lin, paS-
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: s:05 A. M.-Local TO Noriina
l:20 p. M.-Sleo and coaches, Atlanta
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville e:25
p. M.-Siccpers and coaches. Jacksonville
ll:2j p. M.-SIeepers and coaches Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Northoound trains
scheduled TO arrive in Richmond daily:
1850 A n. e:2o A. VI. sos p. NJ. $40 p. ",
Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-14
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE b.
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule Of electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate station.
upon signals: Lv. Richmond tBroad and
Laurel sts.): sos '7:io. $50. 3:Io. .'io:,o
u:lo a. NJ: 1:l0. ?:lo. $40. bi:i0. $40. $50
7:l0, bs:I0. 1870 Il:I5 p. 81. Lv Ashland
'5:55. bison. 500 b3:o). 1000; loo A. a..
'i2:o0 NJ; ''i:t0. 200. 800. AGO. b5:oo, 500
zoe. $50. bs:co 100 p. 81.
daily. except Sunday. ''sunday only
bCarries aggage.