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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
BY y. w. Bowe & Son
and
Edw. S. Rose Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

A9AE ax S SSNH MA! e AS Hg EhSSS
ANBb S apss9S s$r EKAalH 6w iaID
B Rii4H SGhf IoTs AS oR A sYeaM ZONE
AMP on IA. ADDlSoM sTREETS, AND
ca In exeSutieg Of decree Of the Chan
suit OF Charles -. Leisfeld, who sues.
etc; vs., Anna G. Holiday ct ais we
premises on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1913.
beginning at O'clock p NJ
Nth the lot G. the southwest corner OF
extra handsome building lots on the
2. feet each except the western LOT,
and all with a depth OF l25 feet to an
alley twelve feet ten, and three quarter
inches 12.10N) wide.
Immediately thereafter we will sell
of Main Street, between Sycamore and
sr o Srsns ne shs
front &c feet each, except the two cor
ner lots and one inside lot. which are
Next in order. we will sell the excel
iensi; large and comfortable frame
oceupiea by. Mr. r. Il. soweii with the the
lot upon which IT stands, fronting 80
feet. All OF the Main Street lots have
1t uepth Of le5 feet To an alley.
And then we will sell, first, q double
building lot In the rear of the Main
street lots. on the east side of Allison
! street, fronting A. feet by a depth OF
/ 20 feet. with an alley on each side;
and. SECONDLY, two double building lots
on the west side or Sycamore Street,
between Main street and Floyd Ave-
nue.. each fronting ~ feet by n depth
OF "a feet. with an alley on each side
or both Of them.
And. following these sales we will
sell two lots on the north and south
between Main street and Floyd Ave
son streets, one fronting on said alley
about .. feet and the other about I56
feet; both admirably suited for garages
or shop purposes.
plat or the doregoing property can
be seen at the office OF the nuctioneers
TERMS: One third cash. and the resi-
with interest added. and secured by "a
deed OF trust on the respective pur-
chases or all cash. at option of the
purchasers.
j. KENT RAWLEY
ALEXANDER II. SANDS
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioners in
me above mentioned cause has been
CHARLES o. SAvILLE.
ClerIS
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ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Auctioncers.

S p + G Al. ANNOUNCEMENTS To
tnose who would not desire to pay ali
mentioned property in cash. we will
state that no difficulty should be ex-
perienced in making Il loan through
the auctionecrs. or other parties for
approNinately wo-thirds the amount
at which the property sells, and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the prom
erty above described.
O II. I'UNSTEN
WALLACE t.. BROWN
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Ri8ceIIanfoUs
TIpEWRITERS

OF ALL MAKES
and models sold, rented and siilfuily
repaired. Remingtons. Undcrwoods,
OhYers. Smith Premiers, Bar Locks,
and L.. G. Smith Bros. Machines
rented from s. to 81 for. three months
THE AMERICAN TY Pc HRi FER ER.
ENCHANG E. cos East Main Street
Phone Madison $3.50
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professional peIp 1ManteS

IMPORTANT TO School BOARDS
Colleges. public and private. schools
supplied with teachers OF all grades
Teachers wanted THE VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev. r. W.
Cridlin, Manager. Woodland Heights.
Richmond. Va.
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In execution of a certain deed OF
trust. dated September 16. 1912. to tho
undersigned trustees and recorded in
the clerks office of Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. In Deed Book Abb. page
ol6. default having been made in tho
payment OF the note thereby secured.
and being required SO to do by the
holder the undersigned Will sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1913,
at L. NJ,
the personal property described in said
deed. -
Among the fixtures are the following:
Marble Top Counters, all Shelving
Stove, Kettle and Piping, one largo
Ice Box. one Bacon Cutter, one Heavy
Beam Weighing Machine. one Hobart
Machine, one Counter Weighing Ma
chine. one Centre Beam Machine. two
Meat Weighing Machines. one Entor-
prise Machine, two Gas Stoves, one
Tungsten Lamp, Gas Lights, Meat Saws,
KNIVES. Tables. Steels etc, etc Also
the whole stock in trade, consisting
or groceries etc, etc.
RMS sale presents IL good opportun-
ity for any one desiring to enter the
meat and grocery business. The store
IS at the corner of Broad and Henry
Streets. in the centre OF tine retail
district, and has already built up n
good local trade. The lease will be al :
signed 70 the purchaser,
TERMS: Cash.
r; l.. PEYTON, JR..
GEORGE BRYAN
Trustees
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At the request of the owner we will
sell nj public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1o12
at T.. NJ.
ffhree very desirable lots. fronting 90
NORTHWEST CORNER McDONOUGH
AND TWENTY IFTH STREETS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
these lots have n depth Of 14S feet
on on, Mcloonough and fronting % feet on
iWenty-nith Street, and will prove ut
tractive for home builders
ana residue In cash >'0O
RE-DAVENPORT-
TAYLOR co, INC.
Auctioneers.
Notc.--More liberal terms might be
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trust to the undcrsigned trustees. dated
January IL, 1911 recorded IN Deed
Book 210-A, page IL. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. default having been made
in the debt secured. and being required
sell by public auction. on the premises,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1913.
at , o'clock u NJ.
the real estate described in said deed,
il being the lot Of land. with the i'm :
Droyemcnts thereon, on tile north side
or Main Street. beginning 81 feet t
inches west from the western line of
Robinson street. or ut the intersection
OF the. said north line Of Main street
die of the party wall dividing the prop
crty hereby conveyed from that adj :
Joining on the east, known as No. zoos
West Main Street: thence running
westwardiy along and fronting on said
north side of Main, street 90 feet 1;
wardly from said front between the
said middle line and ii line parallel
herewith lI9 feet ? inches 10 an alley
IN common 20 feet wide, and having
thereon the two-story modern eight
room brick dwelling, known as No 260S
west Main Street. This property IL
located III rapidly growing ncighbor-
is convenient TO Reservoir Park, and
is so well located that it will make
either 81 desirable dwelling or q good
rental proposition. Those interested
IN such property are urged TO attend
the e, sale sale promptly ut the hour named.
.. II. FUNSTEN.
WALLACE T.. BROWN
ELAN e EITNSTEN
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IegaI Dntirc

VIRGI NJ A-IN THE CBANcERY
COURT of THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.
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WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH THEo-
retical or practical knowledge or
both. Of steam engines. boilers.
pumping machinery and kindred
lines TO assist in Office and sales
thereof Good opportunity for
bright party, no place for lazy party.
ADDRESS q 2S+. care Times Dispatch.
statiup "a urN wanted.
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SANTED-IF YOU WANT POSITION
as fireman. brakeman. electric mo-
t9rman. conductor, colored train or
Siceping car porter; first-class West
Virginia. Virginia, Maryland roads;
fbb 10 Sl6O month; steady work win
ief ana summer. No experience
33;SSeSsary; no strike. Write imme
dlatcly. Name position wanted In
close stamp. Address RAILWAY IN
STiTUTE. Dept. IL. indianapolis,
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TDr Sale

For SALE OR EXcHANGE. FOR 4
Of groceries and good Will; doing u
going into other 5usin nos Se Apply
SCI North Twenty eighth Street.
FOR SALE. LARGE STOCK OF HIGH
everything guaranteed: we have
4; MEYERS SONS, 7Si East Cary
DRUG STORE FOR SALE: IL ONE. OF
the largest cities in the State: viii
SCI at sacrifice: must get out OF
selling. + 100. care Times Dispatch.
FIRST CLASS OUTFIT FOR BAR,
n r9Gs,taurant' po9lroom and cigar stand.
buie. etc. GoNNHLL { s'e' MIL IeEl1-
2o6 East Broad Street
l HAVE FOR SALE TWO OF THE
hest grocery stores In the city. one
other $1,000 per month. both long i:
established Can be bought right. If
You mean business write q 3GI care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED; TO SELL A FEW SHARES
OF stock i'll business incorporated
under undo law Of Virginia; investigate;
weatm s4arAh' Add re- per cent a1s on ,n
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, NEW 5000 VICTROLA AND
500 worth OF records Buyer can
R left w the se deae1a T w re f fa
S1S5. +. o. Box 762
a GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN
bennington typewriter. No g. in
splendid condition. Price ridicIlous
Call 20 North Eighth Street CUP
stoirs)
FOR WAGONS, GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS; Sl5 Brook Avenue Painting.
repairing and ruSber-tire work
FOR SALE, LONG AND SHORT LEAF
altncnRIOn
Der COMPANY. st. Matthews. S. c.
FOR SALE. ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
S.96tTHERN WREckTNG & METAL
WANTED, OLD IRON BRASS. COP
E@trHHRS w yiFEi k!nnSSSdhi z MEr ssf.
FOR SALE, THREE MILLION VOTES
IN nerchants and manufacturers
Address II 2oa. care. times Dispatch.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF LATE
mode! Underwood and Remington
visible Typwriters, which look as
GOOD, work as well and are guaran-
saving OF 10 per cent Sent on ex-
animation anywhere AMERICAN
TYPEWRITERS EXCHANGE. nc
600 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
FOR SALE. MILL, THREE STANDS
- barrels daily; good stream, 100
acres in pond, for $4,000 A bargain.
CIiAS. 9. CLARKE. DE Witt. Va.
THREE COUNTERS. ONE TWELVE
and orne-half feet long and one seven
Feet long. one oil tank, one large
bread case Can be seen to-day be-
tween ana o'clock 1905 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of tho Gans-Rady Com
pany Will be held at tho office of the
9fS iehmona. wa Va on w Me1S ssfSsss
February 10, at IL o'clock, =
GEORGE w. RADY, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

ANY AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN WHO
overiooks the United States Navy with
out investigation may be ncSlcctinE
one OF his best opportunities in life. II
YOU yourself do not know all the facts
about the navy's fifty different trades.
navy pay, hours. promotion, training,
chances to travel and to save money,
call at NAVY RECRUITING STATION.
Allison Building, Easl Main and Eighth
streets. Richmond, Va and get the
truth first hand from. officers there, or
write for interesting free book, The
Making of a Man o. Warsman." Sim
pie language, clear pictures Mail post
card to BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
BOX 354, Navy Department, Washing
ton, ID. c.
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NOTICE.
laupnts Jor kfnt

BEA CTfFUL. FURNISHED. LARGE
front room In modern private home.
heated; use OF bath and phone. Mon
roe i1i-L. 1905 Park Avenue
FOR RENT TWO NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms. with heat. light and bath:
hoard can be had at Shenandoah
flats, opposite. Apply No. 1914 West
Grace Street.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without board. 81
West Twenty seventh Street. Wood
land Heights. South Richmond.
FURNISHED FOR RENT: CENTRAL.
location. 100 North Seventh Street
LARGE EIGHT-ROOM COMPLETELY
LARGE, LIGHT ROOM, COMPLETELY
West Grace.
furnished for housekeeping. n04
TWO LIGHT ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men,, heat and light 4e1 East
Franklin Street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. us East Mar
shall.
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WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY.
able-bodied unmarried men. between
ages OF Is and IS. citizens of United
States, of good character and temperate
, habits; who ca. San speak. I read and
nation. apply to RECRUITING OF
FICER, SO East Broad. Richmond.
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AUCTION SALE
BY Mcclure Davenport Taylor Co. Inc.
Real estate Agents and Auctioneers
1Oi North Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
ut about 100000 protected positions
in United states service. Thousands
OF vacancies every year There is
- big chance here for you, sure and
generous pay, lifelong employment.
lust ask for booklet T-164. No obli-
gation EARL HOPKINS, Washing
In
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Ann L.. Georges Executrix,

Ann T.. Georges Executrix,
Ella Robinson ct ais.
TO the heirs and distributes of Ann
L. George, DECEASED to Lucy Rutin,
Osgood l.. Hcrrick and wife, Or those
entitled to their estates; TO Abraham
Woodson, or those entitled To his cs-
tate
Take notice, that on MARCH c, 1919,
a. 10 O'Clock y; NJ, at my office. Room
No; eo7, Trayeiers lnsHrance c Com
street, Richmond. Va, 1 shall inquire
and report:
First Who are tho heirs at law
deceased and what are their respec :
tive shares or interests in the above
mentioned failed legacy.
Second: What person or persons are
now entitled TO the legacy given in
the above mentioned. Will of Ann Il.
George, deceased to Lucy Ruffin.
Third. What persons or persons are
said Will TO Rev Osgood L. Herrick and
Fourth: What person or persons are
now entitled to the legacy given in
said viii To Abraham Woodson.
And any other matter deemed peril
nent by me or which may be request
ed 70 report by any person in interest.
as directed by decree OF January %.
lSl s, In the above cause. The object OF
thls notice is to ascertain the persons
Interested in the legacies above men
tipIeu III OIueT tnAt the same may be
PAID over To them: ard said decree
makes the publication OF this notice
equivalent to personal service on all
parties Interested.
Given under my hand this 4th day
of February, 1913.
oVERToN HOWARD,
commissioner in Chancery
q. CARLTON JACKSON d. q.
commonwealth OF Virginia.
department OF the State Corporation
Commission.
City of Richmond, February 13Io13
CERTIFICATE AUTHORlLINCi OLD
IoOMINlON TRUST COMPANY IN
CORPoRATED. TO commence busi
ness.-1t appearing from the invcs-
legation Of Old Dominion Trust
Company, Incorporated, made through
the chief bank examiner that All the
provisions of law have been complied
with, and that the necessary amount
OF capital stock has actually been
paid in therefore. it is ordered bv
the commission that certiGcatc be-.
and 49,. hereby granted authorizing
the said Corporation to commences
the business of receiving deposits
STATE CORPORATION COMNiIS
t. G. STRACIAN.
Assistant ClcrIS
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Rfal Gptdfe for iAfnt

FoR RENT, s9i3 WEST MAIN ST,
rev sey6n- room white brick; mod
ern; s2I.60 per month. Phone Monroe
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INN ON HAMPTON
Roads; country and seashore com
binod with city conyeniences, Write
for literature. MISSES TABB
BOulnYard Inn. unmptnn. Va
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] hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special comm issioners in
duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
I1NlS
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN WITH EXPh:-
rjence ia handling teams. good OPP
portunity. Address T. 2b3, care
Times Dis patch.
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WANTED. IN EACH COUNTY STEADY
man who can furnish good references
aud team, II necessary; steady en-
pioyment at good wages For par
ticuinrs. address JA II. HAWKINS,
Mineral Va.
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BDarning

DEsiRABEE ROOMS. W1Tn FTKsT-
class board; 216 Shafer Street. four
doors south of The Chesterfield.
1nn2 WES,r GRACE STREET ROOMS
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Ruon,s 11aanten

WANTED. TO RENT THREE 1T7NFUR.
nishcd rooms. Address - 213. care
Times Dispatch.
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Mucsion 9nIes. jfuture maps

BY Casselman & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
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BY ELAN X Funston
Real Estate Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. zoos
WEST MAIN STREET. WITH LOT
FRONTING ~ FEET q INCHES by
i79 FEET INCHES, TO AN ALLEY.
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Flats JFDr Rfnt

FLAT FOR RENT; 40. I2 WEST
Grace Street Best location in city.
Apply IL West Grace. Phone Madi-
son 1861.
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t rustees' Sale

ALI. TIE STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND FIXTURES IN THE MODEL.
GROCERY STORE. NO. i27 WEST
BROAD STREET.
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EARNS FOR SALE-SMALL FARMS
from $1,000 TO $4,000. on easy pay
.nents; also large up-to-date farms
from $4,000 TO $4,000. Write ma
YOUR wants. WALLACE THOMPSON.
Real Estate Agent Tatum. orange
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MRS CHAS. X. BOWERS. 115 EAST
Franklin Street, handsome rooms
with steam heat and hoard.
PLEASANT IOT-WATER HEATED
rooms; board. 40 West Grace
Street.
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lUlanreu

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver: any quantity. H..
G. MEYIR JEWELRY co. 3l7 East
HrOpd Street.
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BY n. w. Bowe & Son
and
Edw. S. Rose Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NONINI IGSIIJN EIIS SALE
NOS; 10. Is AND % q NORTH HARR1-
SON STREET. AND ALSO NO. 1l21
FLOYD AVENUE. BY AUCTION
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FOR SALE, TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
of seven and eight rooms: modern in
every way; West End. Must be sold
in the next few days at two-thirds
the actual value. II you are going to
buy home now is your time. See
us now. CtIAS. r. RUEfIRMCND. ll9
Mutual HNIldinp
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE: IN ONE. OF
the largest cities I'm the state; will
the drug business; good reasons for
selling. + 100. cnre Timns- Dispa1 Oh
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FOR SALE. LARGE STOCK OF HIGH
grade business wagons and buggies:
everything guaranteed: we have
some bargains In second hand goods
a. MEYERS SONS, 13l East Cary
Street
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Poultry, Pets AMI Rinr 5tork


1 HACE BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
To sell ono of the best English bred
stations that ever trod on four feet
Any one wanting n. bargain Will do
well TO communicate with me. He
weighs 200 pounds, seven years old.
kind and gentle, work in any har,
ness. Reason for selling, people in
this section prefer to breed to scrubs
for Sc rather than SIS for .the best
colts ever seen. VIII sell on good
paper. T. c. POOL, Trustee, Vir-
gilina, Va.
FOR SALE, NICE LOT OF FINE HOI.
stein cattle; fresh and near spring
Milan r. r Is M A RichmonT We W
and sec them. MONTROSE PONY
FARM. City address, AL South
Laurel Street.
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Situations 1aantep, female
Rflp, SCALE anb jFRillaIe

UBLIC STENOGRAPHER. 921 MU-
tual Buildtng. Phone Monroe lie.
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITtJRE
and china and wedding presents With
care. Signed JACOB UhdLAUF. 1925
&sst Broad Street. Phone Madison
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ACCOUNTING, ETC.

A G G o L NC. AUDITING, SYS
tcmatiZing, small sets OF books kent.
adjustments, etc. by experts Reason
able rates. Address T. PIT care
Times Dispatch
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ron SALE or ExCHANG;E, FOR 4
OF groceries and good viii; doing a
nice business: reason for selling
going into other business. Apply
SCI North Twenty-eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
farm? If you do list it with us. AZ
q result of extensive advertising in
the West and North we are having a
demand for farms and suburban
properties that Will enable US to sell
your place quickly and probably.
Write US for listing blank. AMOS &
Co. INC. 20o-201 -214 Travellers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-25
TWO Features At
SECOND session
STRONG APPEAL FOR BETTER
MENT IN RURAL HOME
LIFE.
DR.. TAYLOR MADE A HIT
Delegates Delighted With Experts
Talk ON Treatment of soil IN
oklahoma,

A strong appeal from Miss Irma
Matthews, head Of The Farm Wom-
ans Institute of oklahoma for Il
bettermcnt in the rural home life
from the standpoint Of woman and
"A splendid talk on Soils, Tillage and
Machinery" by Dr. W. f.. Taylor soil
expert of the John Deere Plow com
pany of Moline, Illinois were the fea-
ture events of the afternoon program
of the state development conference
here yesterday.
An even larger crowd attended the
afternoon session than were present
at the morning session. The program
was opened with a short concert from
the Tulsa and Haskell agricultural
school bands
Miss lrma Matthews. Of oklahoma
City was the first speaker. He sub
ject was the "Rural Home Movement
in Oklahoma" and so well did she
handle IT, that the crowd gave her
great applause. 1t was strong di-
rect appeal for better social condi-
tions on the farm with special refer
ence to the farm woman.
The other big feature Of the after
noon was the discussion by Dr. w. Il.
Taylor whose subject was Soils, TIL
lage and Farm Machinery" lie said
in part:
Good farming demands O strict
observance Of features, management
and science. Two features are in
volved namely raising and growing
crops
stock raising is the sheet anchor
in maintaining fertility and it is also
the foundation Of profitable market
for the farmers products. The farm
cr who ignores stock raising is not
farmer he is simply a miner and
viii be held accountable TO future
generations for robbing The soil Of its
fertility. The exclusive stock raiser
is party to the crime for he is feed
iug products containing fartility
which belong TO soil that produced
them and the feeder, as rule "astcs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-25
Splendid Talks
70 The FARMERS
MORNING SESSION OF CONFER
ENCE COVERED MANY VA
KiED SUBJECTS.
favor REPEAL Sec. 9, ART. 9
Commissioner IIcnshaw Tells Farmers
Why He Thinks i;ailroad Clause
Should BE Repealed.

Five hundred practical farmers
from all over oklahoma were gather
ed at the opera house at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning when Chairman
Asa Ramsey Of Muskogee called the
first session of the State Development
confel ence to order The morning
program was especially interesting,
and the audience drank in every word
uttered by the speakers, 1t was a
unique sight to see the tillcrs of the
earth, who have fought and battled
with the drouth in oklahoma in
tently listening to the words of ad
wise from the men who have made
the farm question in the southwest a
life study.
Former Mayor Loyal j. Martin
welcomed the delegates to Tulsa in a
few well chosen words. This meet
ing is not for the purpose OF building
cities, but to develop the farm com
munity," he told the delegates, "and
upon this development rests our fu-
ture prosperity"
j. f. Darby, president of the East
ern oklahoma Agricultural assoCia-
ton responded for the visitors. He
paid a graceful tribute to Tulsa and
declared that the state owed Tulsa "A
debt of gratitude for giving them this
occasion. He strongly urged on the
farmers the Importance Of their get
ting behind the International Dry
Farming congress to be held in Tulsa
next fall.
Chairman Ramsey then appointed
the following committee on perman-
ent organization and officers: J +.
Darby. W b. Harrison, c. b. Cald-
well, John Fields and Cyrus Avery
The first speaker was T. NJ. JEFF
fords, special agent of the department
Of agriculture. with headquarters in
Oklahoma City. His subject was,
Community Education Through Boys
and GiIls clubs" lie outlined the
work along this line. that is being
done in Oklahoma. He said in part:
In this state. beginning next
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"They say there is always room at
the top"
mot always. Sometimes you can't
even get strap"