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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-10
Real estate Tor Rent.
Office for Rent
In Mutual Building
Fronting on Main street. Apply
quick Tenant leaving city and Will
make proposition attractive. ~
~ Writ. 1,n,. Aos .,,f..xYp9i
Railrpaos
CheSapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

7:so -Daily--Ncwport News ~
s:is A-Local--Daily--Ch Ex. sum-
Tburmond.
1880 A.-E1p.-- Daily-Ncrfolk. Old Point
no 90 A---Lecai--D aiy--Lchbg.. Lex. c.
1850 Noon-SEspress-D a,y-Norfoik. Old
Point. s*
s3:l5 P.-Exprcss-Daily- Gin. L'viiie.
100 PIX press-Da ily--Nor.. Old Point,
ESQ P.--Local-Daiy- News. Old Point,
6I5 P.--I.ocal-Ex. Sun.-Gordonsvltlo s. $
SIS P.-LocaI-Ex. aun.--Iynchburs. l3le$
ss4o P.-Limitcd-Daiy- Chicago. 3 ~
eli 90 P.--Erpress-D, ny--CIn.. Louisville
*sieepers. tParlor cars. s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Local
from East: GAS A. NJ, 7io p. NJ. Through
from East: II 80 a. NJ, 2;o5 =. NJ. e:so p. NJ.
Local from West: 8: 20 A. M. ssa:5S A. MAJ
and 7:2o r. Nj. Through IS 20 A. M .5s A.
M aud 20 T.. NJ.
James River Line: $3.50 A. M. TAD p. Sr!
ssDaily except Sunday.
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auIifitprs ana aeIean1fn

WANTED. SALESMAN COVERING
Eimportant cities of tho South TO
handle as side line olives and mus
tard in glass AND in bulk Kindly
5reply stating experience and what
t.your other line consists of. Address
&C 36s. care Times Dispatch
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Ere. Oral ann l1sepn
-~-~~--~-,s-~~~~ - ~--~>-S-'~~----- - -
COAL. WOOD AND ICE.

~ -
y COAL. WOOD AND ICE.
WE SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS BE-
cause we send them the best coal and
wood; also good weights and meas
Ssure Coal and wood dry and under
.shelter. All orders delivered prompt
,Sly. We also manufacture plate Ice
the superior kind. Phone us when in
need OF same. TYLER &; RYAN, 1901
West Cary. Madison 1873. Monroe
II HAVE CLEAN, FREE-BURNINd
splint lump, s5.75 per ton. My am
thracte is ono grade-the best Penn.
eylyania--S7T5 per ton. Madison $751;
w. b. RlA MS, 197-7il North Seven
teenth.
CALL MONROE 1876 FOR BEST
gradeof pine. oak or slab wood. an
thracite, splint or Briquette coal
Save money and get quick service
TYNE & HARRIS. 1911 East Cary.
If YOU BUY PERFECTLY DRY OAK
or pine. you can shut off all draft
and your wood will not only last
longer, but you get u better and
more regular heat; L can convince
you. only by sending You q sample
load; my coal is the free burning
kind and lasts. try me. Madison
1869. LONG. the Wood Man. :
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Real estate fnr Reuf.

FOR RENT, UNEXPfRED LEASE OF,
slx-room apartment at Gresham
Court; possession April /. Apply to
MANAGER MARTIN. or address M.
Z. q. Box 1876
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
1l8 Fourteenth Street, Northwest,

w as'Ihu6 koii, -. Y.
FARM IN FORK OF Two LARGE
streams; 300 acres; nearly all in cul-
tivation; one OF the best grazing
Farms; fine corn. wheat and hay;
large orchard. Place fenced for
i heavy cattle; large. nicely painted
county road. Price. $4,000. WAL
-- LACE THOMPSON. Tatum. Va.
farm? II you do list It With us. AS
a result of extensive advertising In
the West and North we are having q
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. 2O0-201 -214 Travellers
building.
FOR SALE. A FIvE-RoOM HOUSE.
With bath, 622 North Sixth Street.
fronting 33 feet on Sixth Street. run
ming back 120 feet to 10-foot alley;
price. $4,000. Apply to H. RAABE,
care Rueger's. % North Ninth Street,
HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION BEST
lots to buy; 5000 UP: SIS cash and
$40 per month. Car service, sewers
SIDEWALKS. URE-DAVENPORT-
TAYLOR CO., Selling Agents.
ONE OF THE IIANDSOMEST HOMES
that can be built, Hanover Avenue
$4,000 Will buy; house worth $500
BE quick; only one left Apply IT'S
hanover Avenue.
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aRfnts GQanten

AGENTS, i HAVE NEW LEADER;
big profits earned quickly: write
q for free sample and new spring cat
alog. It. 4. ROWLAND, 1901 An-
gore Avenue. Philadelphin. Pa.
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professional laeIp l1tantrn

( FIRST Class; BASS OR BARITONE
s soloist: must be a good reader and
s be well recommended. Address III
800. care Times Dispatch.
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investment property that will re-
main OH the market but a short time
at this reduced price. New. houses
of this character are In great de-
mand By investors. Monthly rent
OF $3.50. Price. $4,000. First mort
gage, $1,000 at per cent. Nets
over 13 per cent.
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BOILERS AND ENGINES, ALL
sizes. woodworking machinery
Blacksmith tools. Smoke stacks
pulleys, hangers and betting. l.
ELUFORD & co.
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@isrfII
~-~~~-~-~-~O~~~
SHOE REPAIRING.

Ice REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes nalf-
eoled. 100, rebated to ESQ: ladies'
half-solcs, Coo. rebated to SOC. Every
pair sewcd. best leather; no nails, no
pegs. HeelinG. 25c. DREW ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, 7i6 East
Main. Phone Nj nroe 2GGT
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoREoLK.
Schedule in Effect September 80. 1917. ~
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond FOE
NORFOLK. ss0o a. 81. s3:c3 r. NJ. IiaS
Il. NJ. -
FOR LYNCHBURG. AND THE WEST:
'oi6 A. M. ss 80 a NJ. ~ 20 Z. M, 20 20 Z. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. Ell 40 a.
NJ. 20 rs =. NJ, *il 20 p. NJ. From the west:
'6ao A. NJ. a2:io p. NJ. bi 40 Z. NJ. IS :oi Hs,
NJ, 80 90 u. NJ. -.
-, 'Daily: apaily er. Sunday. bsunday only.
w. b. BEVtLL. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
W. 9. SAUNDERS. G. Z. A., Roanoke. Va.
.. ii. BOSLEY. ID. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
Richmond and CHESAPEAKE P.R.y BayfVi
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
o. 1912 Leave Richmond. Lauscl and Broad
Streets; bts:o5 a. NJ, '7:lo A. NJ. bs:io 4,
NJ, g 10 a. NJ. tAloio A. M, II 10 A. Nj. ID
r. NJ. 2:lo y. NJ, $40 p. NJ. b4ao p. M. 3!2i
, p. NJ. s;2o T. NJ, p. NJ. bs:o P. M
l0io L. NJ. II AS j. NJ. Leave Ashland Epg,,
land and Maple Streets: *s:s5 A. NJ. bt7 100 4.
NJ, 90 a: NJ DO 90 A. NJ. 10 90 A. NJ, +silaD
A. NJ, Ni2:Oo NJ, 800 p. NJ. 200 p. M, ~
p. NJ. 400 p. NJ, BIS 90 p. NJ, Q 90 II. M. J;M
M. 200 p. NJ. DO 90 r. M. IL co p. NJ.
Daily except Sunday. s*Sunday only.
CobCarries baggage
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ReaI estate Ifur sale
sSfe 7rSnt producer 1T $3.50. Price,
$4,000. Mortgage, $3.50. Nets about
13 per cent

FOR sALE-FINE BRICK. Two-FAM-
Convenient to the shopping centric
and close to two good car lines.
owner is pressed for cash. conse-
quently the low price. An excellent
part of the Northwest. Rented at
$42.b0. Price, $4,000. Free OF In
cumbrance. A Q per cent invest
ment. Write for particulars on this
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gor SALE


S2eS-NEW 1915 PIANO; FINE TONE,
mahogany case OF artistic design and
guaranteed construction, your own
terms. CRAFTS Removal Sale, III
East Broad.
surrey, $50: one steel-tired surrey.
Sos: two rubber tired top buggies,
S55 and s65; two rubber-tired run
abouts. s35 and $50; also several
wagons. a. MEYERS SONS 73I
East Cary Street
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SCI 0--BEAUTIFUL FLEMISH OAK
piano. used but little: cannot be told
from new; good tone, guaranteed
construction: little each week pays
for 1T CRAFTS Removal Sale, 121
East Broad
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siscatcr nichmond,s Greatest News
~ - paper.
Chr GImRg 1sgaSRy Digpatrf,
4 GREATEST WANT AND REAL Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA,
land ONE OF THE BEST In
E AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Daily ono cent per word when paid
IL adyance. No ad. taken for less than
len cents.
TX. One and one-half cents n word all
siassifications except Situation Wanted
ioi Sunday. Situation Wanted. one
cent word. No ad. Sunday taken for
AZ Sc than fifteen cents
K No ads. taken for less than twenty
ts,,, cents whom phonea in or charged
y tho counter.
a. Phone orders not guaranteed.
{ , C.assifications not guaranteed after
tli3J p. Nj.
III For business -coatracts, send for the
.syynnt Al. Mnn. Phone Monroe I.
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aurttpn 5aIes Gbfs Dap
By Green & Redd.
Auctioneers,
No. 80 North Ninth Street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A FARM CONTAINING ESQ ACRES
AND OTHER USUAL OUTBUILD-
INGS ST, THEREON, IN GooCHLAND
QNEL BoWLEs, ON THE EAST BY
JAMES GROVE, ON THE NORTH
BY WILLIAM BANKS ON THE
NORTHWEST BY THE ROAD, AND
ON THE WEST BY p. BOWLES.
BEING THE FORMER HOME OF
MIR. SAMUEL w. RIDDELL.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated
August 10. 1910. and recorded in D. B.
50. on page 4o7. IN the office OF the
being so REQUIRED by the Beneficiary.
the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale at public auction, in front OF the
office Of Green 6 Redd, No. so North
Ninth Street, Richmond, Va,
at IL o'clock NJ,
ON MARCH 10, 1919.
the above described property.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN B. GAYLE.
c,>, Trustee.
Auctfoneers
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BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Hull Street. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALB.

TRACT OF 1.S5445 ACRES
OF LAND ON APPOAIATTOX RIVER,
NEAR wINTERPoCK. CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA.
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lafal Gstate lllantfD

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a.
Connolly & CO. Write postal
for necessary blanks.
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PERSONALS

YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE IN
The Times Dispatch Automobile Con-
! test will no much appreciated by DR.
B. T.. TALIAFIIRRO, Catawba Sana-
torlum, Va. IL you wish to subscribe
notify; f. NJ Taiiaferro. 504 American
National Bank, or Madison 2793. s
8 HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
At IIUGHESS 200 North Third.
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} sftuations lLaanten, asale

CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED
young man desires position In office
sfor az salesman: experienced city and
road work: excellent references. Ad-
tSdresE II $50, care -DiapHtch.
WANTED-YOuEG MAN WITH SEW
'a.ernl years experiences wants position
Tin book and stationery store. Ad
ildress w. Box 56z, Danyille, Na.
JEWISH YOUNG MAN WANTS -
Nclerical position in & general mer-
chandisc store has two years ex
perience, Address Z. IIORWITz. Box
"a Tinmnnsyiilc g c.
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FOR SALE-BXCEPTION FINE
brick fiat in. a good part of the
Northeast section. Two splendid
apartments of four rooms and bath,
All through the Northeast section
the values are on the rise, and it Is
here that the greatest development
is taking place. Rented at SCI.
Price. S3,o50. Nets IL per cent.
cent.
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FOR SALES PLEN DID BRICK
house OF 1--WE rooms and bath. Lo-
Gated in nNfinc neighborhood, where
vacant houses are seldom seen.
owner must sell quickly owing to
financial obligations. Rented at
$3.50. Price, II sold at once, S2.S5O.
Shows an Investment of over 9 per
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FOR SALE-ANOTHER FINE DOWN
town bargain. Splendid six-room
brick dwelling that will produce
LARGE lot for dnwntowp house
Rented at S25. Price just reduced
10 $4,000. Nets nearly Q per cent
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pelp, Scale anh female

MIN, WoMsN-GET GOVERNMENT
parcel post Jobs: $50 week. Write
asfor list of positions open. FRANKLIN
Z INSTITUTE. Dept. Bob. Rochester.
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FrGdeTiCkSb'g & Potomac R. r.
no AND From WASHING ROW AED BEYOND.
Arrive Ricl,monds
Leave Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IRAlMs-WsEKnaYs..

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Losve Byrd ST. Sta. 400 p. VI. for Fredericksburg
Leave Elba Sta. 7.30 A. II. $50 p. r. for Ashland
arrive BYRD st. Sta. 1895 An. from Fredericksbg.
arrive Elba Sta. $50 ,5.4s F. II. from Ashland,
uDaiiy. TWeskdays. ssunSays eaIy.
chop at Elba. Tipa of arrivals and departures
nssrun5nntseJ- Road the uiEne.
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FOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE
brick twp-family fat, close 10 the
Capitol and Library OF Congress-.
Only few minutes walk from
Union Station. Investments of this
character are rarely offered on the
open market. Decidedly the best
buy of lis kind I'm Washington.
Rented at S37-50. Price to quick
buyer, s3.a75. Nets about 10 per
cent This Is n high class property
at AN exceptionally low price.
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a SINGLE WOMAN, WITH REFER :
ences. to cook and do general house
work for family of two; no wash
ing; good wages. MRS. II. S. j..
IssPEEBLES, Grove and Gilmour Ave-
S.nucs.
WANTED, A NEAT YOUNG LADY
for office. 400 West Broad street
NURSE WANTED APPLY TO MRS.
& CHARLES w. LAEUS, JR, G23 Sem
binary Avenue. Ginter Park.
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FOR SALE-HERE IS ONE OF THE
best located houses In the city. Sur
rounded by houses that cost from
$500 70 Ss,ooV; DIX .s, Eo 1,r ana
$4,000. Net returns are over s per
cent on the equity.
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FOB sALE-YoU CAN'T DUPLICATE
this anywhere in tho city at such
a low price. two family nat.
Brick, and in good condition. Rented
at S27.50 TO good tenants. Price
reduced TO $4,000 Returns over IL
per cent OH the Investment, The
only one we know OF in this neigh
borhood that can be bought at any
price.
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FOR sALE--ANoTHER TWo-FAM-
~ brick tlat that is exceptionally
we'll located. Faces on prominent
avenue. We have sold over 100
houses in this Immediate commu-
nifty In the past year, showing a
wonderful demand for houses in this
section. Rent, $50. Price, $3.50.
First mortgage, $500 at 6 per cent.
Nets about lS per cent.
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Eestcd downtown section are rarely
offered for sale. Here is an eight
room ana bath, frame house. we'll
located and in first-class condition,
that can be bought right. Rented
for s2T50 Price. $4,000 First
mortgage of $500. Nets over IA
per cent on the equity.
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WANTED. REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist, married man preferred. send
references O.. q. CONGDON CO,
Hamilton, Va.
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COLORED HUSTLER WANTED. EACH
z locality; 800 month. all or spare
time: secret benefit order; writo
nmick Box UB-Ann. Cincinnati. ..
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WANTED. EIGHT BOYS. WHITE OR
: colured, over sixteen years. Apply
: rear owens 6 Minor Drug Co. Main
) Street
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FOR sALE--A REAL INVESTMENT
bargain. AT this price IT is a SPLEEN
did speculative buy. Charming two
family brick fat. rented To good
tenants at s3i. owner will sacrifice
for $4,000. At this price will net
nearly per cent. Located in a
popular residential section
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WANTED. AMBITIOUS. HUsTLING.
1 town or country man. in each local
sity. who desires 10 get ahead and
earn more; part or whole time: fine
chance: experience not needed. write
4Qulck for cash-b bonus offer. Box 2E-
2q2. .CONinRtOn. ~
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peIp auantep scale

,swANTED, FoR u. S. AR1fY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
Of good character and temperate hab-
its. who can speak read and write
the English language. For informa-
ton, apply to Recruiting Officer. $40
East Broad. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
FOR parcel post; $50 month. Richmond
examinations May g. Coaching free.
S.FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 3DSB.
a.Enrhcstcr. y. Y.
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FOR ALE-EXCELLENT INVEST
ment in 4 fine part of the city. Only
a short ride. to the business centre
and located in section that is rap
family flat that rents for S27. Price,
for limited time. $4,000. Shows n
net return on the equity of about
per cent. Clear OF incumbrance.
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WANTED. LATHER5 (WHITE),
4 HENELisY & THOMAS. 700 East
Leigh Street. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, AT ONCE, BRIGHT Of
ace boz must be well recommended.
4 Amply MANAGER. Gresham Court.
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'245-FINE s425 PIANO; HANDSOME
mahogany case, exquisite tone; has
been used for demonstration purposes
only; in excellent. condition.; easy
terms. CRAFTS Removal Sale, 121
ct Rroa1
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FOR LE--sPLENDID BRICK, TWO
family fiat, located In q fine white
residential section. Never idle.
Owing to financial reverses owner
VIII sacrihce; TO q auiGk pnrchase ,ti
tn S3.750. First mortgage OF $4,000
at per cent. This property shows
!. a net Investment OF over 10 per cent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-20
VAN TRESS,

Shoe repairing and Mes
senger Service. Phone 1865
No. II E. 4th., under the
big Electric Shoe Sign.
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Before the Dance.

"Urtorc the dance lcgins hole is
dug Dy the tent. ana boards are laid
over this hole. and as the men an,
boys march around the tent, sinsiug
they step ON the boards aud mp and
down three times. making a dreadful
Noise. This Is done. they declare 60
warn the dead that all is in readiness
As they pass over the boards each
one takes a few jumps, which is kept
up until all are nearly exhausted.
Thcn at signal from the high priest,
"a string is pulled which releases the
sides Of the tent At this signal cv-
cry marcher rushes under the ter
aud catches snake. / saw them
gathering them in their arms and cl-
rcssing them. AS they got snake
well I'm hand they return TO the line of
march--all the while the snake Is
dangling down their body. more often
around their necks. The music of
the snake rattles fill the air
Snake Bite Medicine.
After a certain number Of rounds
are made. carrying the reptiles in this
fashion. each marcher is escorted into
an underground temple and given a
swallow OF potion distilled from
certain herbs and roots. This, they
declare. purges them from sin. and
also prevents rattle snake poison from
injuring them In the event one should
be bitten during the dance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-20

Hear Or Knickcrbockcr tonight in
the fifth Of his series of sermons on
The Love Affairs of Young People" ."
Special theme for the evening. Three
Lovely Young Men" Boston Avenue
NJ. +. Church South. corner Fifth and
poston ADV.
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Corner Second and Boston.

After tn potion has been admin
Istcrcd and the high dignitarcs Of
the tribe have finished their work,
each snake is taken TO a spot nearby
and released They would not Kill
one for any amount Of money, as they
are regarded as sacred creatures.
The Pima Indians are also worshipers
Of snakes. and | have witnessed the
same things At Casa Grande and 9th
ry places not only among the Pimas,
lut the Mojavcs near Florence, Ari-
iona However. among the Mojaves
the Ccrcmonl is somewhat different'
thcrnkrcs Had same Customs.
Professor Rogers, upon being FUR
ther questioned, declared that the
Dhcrokces that is. the aboriginal tribe
had the same customs, something
-lmihr to the Anpasoans in Alaska
uni the Apachcs, NaNaJos and Lippens
In the United States, but after coming
in contact with the early white set
tlcrs ana rapidly absorbing their Gus
nms they gradually dropped their
hurharou3 customs
Bu'll Cntuiic~ ago.
rh Chrrmorc Mound was built
.,y.,, ,f \p,,r,r, and was several
.o.r. in ,bo sorrso NJ cnrstrpction
I,s .,r.bi,..,,,r.l construction y.,s ,r.
..,,jIn, g., ..rt,i, rronorrions and
.,,i... .l.t..,,rt,..d ,,. IFS rrtnro ,nnro-
nri,tI., +, ham. dt,f.ro,t aonnr,i
.r,ti.ns ,..nrdirr .,n hn nrrnoeo g.
.obi.h f. ,.,. ,,,nli,d In Irdio III,
,,.,..,t r,bit,,tnr, ,f tn, r,nu,ds
,,,.i.,..l 49,. ..,,l,t,r,...r..,,, ,',...,,,,i,ns
.si,,iI,. =. tr, ,,,.,5. ~ A,nri.,
,,h.,, ,b., ,,,r.I, ltrad I'm, IN
,,r.,f..., ..,,...i,ir. p,iy n,.rt NAV.
.,...l 3d.. ....,....,i g.. .i.c,a.,.,,, ,',,
.,,., ...',,o.rr., ,,,d t,,, n,,rnns, ,,'a.
.,,,t.,. nan, ,ot ,.hou'. ma SOM,
NJ ..,. ...r.e.,, J.y r,'rl,s An ,ho
,..,.rr. and ,,In,hi, ,..,r1s ~ ,ho
.y...r, 5.r,sit.5 thoro,,, ror. s,f.-toor
irr ~ .,., ,.,,,... ..r 49,, .,,ro, ,,,s
, L ,,,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-20

llNciuths and onions,
paffudils and shad
Jocund spring has every ything
To make a people glad.
Niolets and shortcakc.
Green peas day by day
Lavish spring doth surely bring
Joyousncss our way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
MATCH OREGON
BILLIARD CHAMP
AGAINST SIBLEY

The most important billiard
match In the Northwest In being
arranged by Charley Iulcn Of
Brown q Hulen's. bringing together
Chase siblcy. the Northwest three.
cushion champion. and Henry Solo.
mon. the Oregon billiard king The
match. In all likelihood. will be
played some time early In the com
ing year.
Sibicy lost 10 Solomon here n
year ago. but since has improved
wonderfully. Sibley stands alone
In the class OF the Northwest three.
cushion performers. and there IL not
man in this section willing 10
take the local crack on even terms.
Sibley has lost one match In the
thrco-cushion tourney. now on at the
u. 4 II. pariors. dropping a handi.
cap affair 10 Johnny Giiroy.
Sibiey played two matches Wed.
ncsday night His first meeting
was with fogue. whom he beat. 30
TO Fl. The second was with Sam
Stone. who Jumped off into a com.
Portable lead. but suffered re.
lapse In the latter stages. losing 10
the champ also. rs 10 81.
The Brown a Hulen tournament
will terminate next week. After a
month has elapsed. the decks will
be cleared for balk.line tourney.
Standing In the rhrco-cushlon
foufuey IN data Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
FOOTBALL GAMES
ON CARD TODAY

The last act in college football
the country over win be staged to-
day. The following games are
scheduled.
rni~~rsity 81 rennsyisanis vs. Cornell
asi.er~ity. at Phii.aeiphis-
Carlisle indiana W. Brown university.
ct Prevalence. ~ o.
r~an state College VI. rnivsvssty Of
Pittsburgh. 40 rttsssrxh.
Tufts college w. Bssses college. ct Bss-
ton
Ms ~. M.ry'. college We. rssdhsm uni
ver.isy. st fordhans. -. Y.
Syracuse university w. tnivevsisy OF -.
fsnss. al 81 Louis.
Washisxtea college We. Kansss Asrisui-
tursI college. 81 rot~ts.
Mcsters Reserve university w. Case
school. st Cleveland.
University Of Msutans We Whitman
college. 81 wsIl~ wsiis. Wash.
tsrorx~tswu university We. Holy Cross
college. at Wasbinstes.
Jshns Hopkins university ~. -. johns
college. 81 Bsitimore.
tntve~stty sf >etr~ Dame W. tntsee-
sity - TeBas. 81 Austin. Ten.
sand~~bllf university ". tnivsvsffy Of
the ssuth. at Charlotte.
washington sad I~~ vs. North Carolina
A. aud VI. Mt HsI~tGb. y. q.
sishrma Polytechnic ". Ceiv~rsity Of
ss~orgis. ut Asburn. Ala
rniv~r~lty ~ yirsfsia We. University Of
North Carolina. at Hichmord
usIvrrsity Of Florida W. Msreos unis~v-
sfy Of Gainesville.
University ~ south Csroiins 70. Citadel
college, at Columbia. A. q.
Oearsi. Te~bnoiogy We. Clemson college.
at Atlanta
Tulane university W.. University OF
Arkansas, at New Oriesns.
Louisiana state university vs. Tesss A.
and ~. 81 Housfsa.
southwestern university We Baylor uni
v~rxify. mt Maeo. Tes.
.ity 81 Tennessee. nj Lexington.