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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Weeks Programme.

The annual baecslaufeilt q
be delivered this year By y
Roberts. This address 81
cred to the graduates IL q !
hall in the Temple bloct 81
ing. June |. az s:l5 o'elpA
On Monday, June !, ~
clock p. m, Presldeat =
T. KingSbury will teDdef
to the members OF The gstn
university alumni. fogna
students, members Of tls
the board OF regents. n
the final production Of "A
Nights Dream win b On
campus.
Tuesday, June 3. viii 3
class day. At 10 otl%
graduates OF The normal
hold their exercises in
building, and al ) oelM
alumni classes will bod
inqs. At { O'Clock P. -
will present one of the dow
in an open air conect;
to $50 o cock p. N. us
exercises and grand Pfors1,
held iu the ''colegt e.
days celebrations temll.
evening with a bushes, H.. ~
the members OF the hA
G.nn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Schools to Celebrate.

In accordance with the governors sug-
gestion In his proclamation of Utah
Development week." arrangements have
been made for appropriate exercises In
the city schools tomorrow afternoon,
The tabernacle meeting is being han
died for the Commercial club under the
direction OF q special committee OF the
board OF governors, consisting OF +. S.
Murphy. Louis Simon and E. o. Howard.
Plans are progressing satisfactorily and
those having the matter in charge antici-
pate a most successful meeting.
There will be important meeting
at the Commercial club Friday. when the
subcommittee of the special good roads
committee OF the club will meet with a
large number OF prominent residents OF
Murray MldVale, Sandy and other near
by places. in connection with the pro-
posed bond issue Of 1000, 900 for the con-
structlon OF modern highway system
in Sail Lake county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Clements Hearing Confined

Preliminary hearing In the case oi
Thomas Clements. charged with first de-
gree murder for shooting H. r Ruthcr-
ford IN Richards street roominE house
on April 16, was resumed yesterday be-
fore Justice Il. NJ. Bishop. Detectives
Billings. Zeese and Glenn and Patrolmeu
Harerove and JuEes witnesses for the
state. were examined. Clements claims
that the killing was In self-detense; that
ne was forced 10 shoot because the other
man attacked him. At the time the de-
fendant was suffering from Il crippled
hand that had been crushed in an acct
dent AT Murray. where he was employed
ss r hoilermaker. The hearing was con-
tinued until May 20, Mt 10 n. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Show Some DISCREPANCIES,

Some apparent discrepancies between
Iollos testimony at the preliminary
hearing and that given earlier in the
present trial were found by the defense
Rolo explained these by saying that at
the time OF the preliminary hearing he
was I'D and under the case OF a physl-
elem. He was then terribly confused and
said he did not know at that time
whether he was on his head or his feet +"
When NE got back 10 the roomIng
house he told the landiady. May Leslie.
that he had seen some shooting and
thought at first that ne had got mixed
10 In another holdup. He read none OF
rho papers on Saturday or Sunday, be-
ing too busy with his exhibit at tile fair
TO give them any attention
Attorney F. A. Walton for the defense
asked Rolo II he had not gone back 10
the scene OF the shooting the next morn
ing about dnybreak, and II he mad not
seeu crowd OF women about the auto
mobile, and II he had not asked them
what the trouble was and tell them tina
lie was stranger in the city looking for
relatives and had become lost?
mo. didn't" Rollo answered. II was
too busy. I did not take walk except
10 80 10 the fair grounds. ] did not sec
p crowd. I did not ask any women about
the trouble. because l am not in the
habit or going into crowds, ] did not
say 7 was lost and a stranger, nor that
7 MAS looking fon q rels tive"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
DR.. Gowans Speaks

Wednesday, June I
meneement day Al " "
there will be 40 open -
cert. Fifteen minutes Z. ~ &
cession of the regents m
members of the Alumni ..
the membrs of IN gfsag.'I1 aa's Z
form In the college 'a.' Y. +
to the large hall in ns
At 1880 o'cock the sDn'r
ment exercises will begoS
Or Z. G. Gowans 9. q :,
liver the address 70 .r u An
Warren Stratton yi..,Is VII
edictory orstion; hsnus n.as
uating class will be n'a'
William Spry. A.. ~.
At g o clock p. N. ,a' snI
reception and banqus'
at tho Hotel u,ap. s.u ~
Thursday will be he''
mir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Veterans Asked for Addresses.

request has been Issued that all
veterans OF Indian wars la the state OF
Utah. who claim to he entitled to Dartjci-
pate in the division OF the funds appro-
DrIated by the last legislature for the
benefit of veterans of such wars, send
their names and present addresses on n
post card 10 the adjutant general. 40I
Walker building. He requests that let
ters not be written, but that only the
name and present address OF the claim
ants be furnished
II will nc considered a favor 81 nowspa-
pers throughout the state publish the
foregoing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Motorman Testifes.

Axei Carlson. notorman Of the car on
that TIP. testified thai the car stopped
at Ninth South and State streets to take
on passengers a man and a woman
boarded the car at the front end. He
knew neither and would not be able TO
identify them.
Luther Ensign. a youth living nj 7I5
South Second West street. testified that
he saw Whites automobile about 8
O'Clock on the morning OF October at
the point where White was killed. He
noticed that the red tall light was burn
ing and he extinguished It. It was an
oil lamp.
The trial VIII be resumed at $50 o'clock
this morning. as IL will be necessary 10
adjourn court little earlier than usual
this afternoon, some OF the attorneys in
the case having business In the supreme
court today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Mrs. Mary A. Roberts Dies.

MIS- May A, Roberts, &c years OF age.
died at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. j. a. Smith, 100 Dunbar avenue,
this morning at 1906 o'clock OF bron-
ch'tls and heart failure. Mrs Roberts
was native OF England. She came 10
Utah In 1873 and lived in Coalville.
UtaH, anti Dino years ago. when she
moved 10 Salt Lake In addition 10 her
aaGghter. Mrs Roberts is survived by
gtah. and John Hodson OF Chaliis Idaho
Funeral arrangements Will be announced
later.
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Commission Favorable.

As agreed upon by the commission
Tuesday, resolution was passed in
structing the city. attorney to go before
the district court and ask for rehear-
Ing on the application of Sam Scarcelli
for a saloon at 22S West Third South
street. A protest against the saloon has
been filed with the commission. signed by
100 residents of the neighborhood. On
behalf OF these protestants the city will
oppose the license Inasmuch as the city
failed TO make protest al the time an
opportunity for doing so was given by
the court on the original hearing, 1t is
doubtful whether a rehearins will be
granted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Dean Aided Attempted Coup

Thomas Dean, Jr.. son OF Thomas Dca
OF this city, and architect OF the new
Orphcum theater building on West Sec
oud South street. was engaged With a
number OF others in the recent plan to
furnish the Mexican constitutionalists
with an aviation corps. Young Dean. In
company with the others, crossed the
American border 20 ovade capture when
the plot Was discovered. and warrants for
those involved were sworn out. The el-
der Mr Dean has heard nothing from his
son since his departure from this coun-
try Young Dean Is a British subject
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pointed on the chart to the location o

pointed on the chart to the location OF
the plant
His testimony had covered a period OF
six hours. During the entire time Rollo
impressed the spectators by his candor
and his earnestness and by his fidelity to
detail throughout his narrative. When
confused by questions concerning dlrec-
tions he would admit with amazing
frankness that the sense Of direction was
never possessed by him, but he would vol
unteer to illustrate the answers to the
questions. These illustrations were plain
and Rollo's testimony was declared by
the prosecution to have been OF great
yalua IN the states ease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Sheriff Loses Prisoner.

4 fesv minutes eftcr being arrested al
his home. 975 East First South street.
yesterday morning. Roy Sheriff., % years
Of age, made his escape from the custody
Of Deputy Sheriff David Guest The
deputy permitted Sheriff. 10 20 into an
other PART OF the house to change his
clothes. Instead he changed bis quarters
and the officer was soon making vain
search OF the premises. Sheriff. ls want
ed ,on forgery charge. Il is said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Outdoor Play Feature

One of the big aud rs,;
or the commencement IN {,
be tho outdoor podu.tis'
pcare 8 "a Midsurn..
Dream The idea of \,
dramatic production /,
among many of tbe biz i;
part Of the annna, Come
erciscs, but in years pasi n
has made it impossible 4,
dents of the University 4 f
carry out this idea. AZ
which has worked 10 prs,s
production has been she h;
able place to give a pIay' \.
The university campus hrr
on the hill long enough /,
beautified very much ., "A
that reason there has, ~ I
which could be made b
properly with any Of tie n
are usually produced out d
Last year, though, 1t M
that the university could Vi
er for such a production, = +
Maude VI Babcock rot l,n 4
the assistance OF che lad
club, very successfully s:,w|
Like IT, on the s!ags Il
Wandamere. Taking tia Il
campus, thongli, seemed % \
something that the eop.H
manded, so this year it "!
on the football field. Iie
been at work for soma u
hearsals and is sln@t rs,l|
play viii be prodrcaa As 6
Saturday evening. NAY 81.
second time on the fOhmil
evening
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To Test DRUG Law.

On a charge OF having yenshee. a de-
ivaive OF opium. In her possession Nora
Shepherd was bound o~er to the district
court yesterday by Justice Harry g Har-
per. In the case OF James Thomas. :
negro charged with Ike offense. "A con-
unuaDce until May &c was granted Al;
that time the cons,!tutionall:y OF the ncu
drug law Will come up for argument.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
PROGRAMME 1|
COMMENCEMENT
Outdoor Produsss,
Midsummer Nisss,l
to Be Fs.ts..
WEEK BEGINS h
Brigham H. Roh..,
E. c. cowsn. V|
Principal sp..L

year to make the fort,'ss
commencement 90 1,., week Of 4,
of Utah more elabo,s,.
press've than ever b,i,.
the number of eradu,,s.
terially and with ri,
an increased desire 10 a I
Digger and better way. l.
school closes this yea, :
Tar as class work is sor.,,,
one week after that the r,-
graduating class and ~.
VINO are able to stay /,
remain on the campus ~
alton.
Beginning with satu,s,,I
May 81, and lasting u,s,
ing Thursday evening spt' ".
no cessation of avnnt' '1>
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Patrolman Prevents Fire.

seeing smoke issuing from the second
Hoor windows Of the Bovd PARK buiidi,'e,
az IL clock last night, Patrolman w. B,
MarshaIl quickly qualifed as a volunteer
fireman. Hs found a garbage can on
,ne second noor full OF burning garbaEe
1Iln carried II 10 the street. Tho blaze
10 -, tnonSnt to have started from apon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
PRESIDENT SMITH AT
BENEFIT VAUDEVILLE

President Joseph r Smith. Apostle
Penrose and Bishop Nlbley and their
wives were among the prominent visitors
al the Eks' Orphcum benefit vaudeville
last night. It was II. c. NJ T. night, and
there was large representation from
that establishment. Tonight will be soci-
city night. and Governor Spry and his
staff win occupy boxes at the perform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
RMrrlarY Reportnd

Report was made 10 the police yestcr-
day morning that 1850 worth OF goods
had been stolen from WillIams's store
Sixteenth South and Third West streets
The burglar. who had visited the place
during the night, bad taken three pairs
OF shoes. some si!verware and many pock-
etknIyes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
NOTICE

The Louvre ,oS bresk
VI vi! i: . :siTs 1Isn = $50 :5sS + |,
serve SO We, the best =. eGil Iassh i
hi's IS good. Cd Music Mui.,j' + !"
especially iny'tTy1 r WYATT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Denver Railroad Man Here.

p. Y. DoddridGe. commercial agent for
the Texas & Pacific Railway COMPANY
and for the International & Great North-
crn railway With Headquarters In Den
yer. was visitor IN Salt Lake CITY yes
tcrday 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Missionary Society to Men+

a special business meeting OF the Woin-
ems Missionary society OF the FIRST Con-
gregational church will be held toner
row afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock ut the horno
of Mrs. william Ashwlll at 1i4 South
Sixth East street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
agfntG 1uunfso

WANTED, THOUSANDS AGENTS TO
sell the Bob Taylor books Ten lee
lures that made him famous-one
hundred stories that made CONT
nent laugh. Thrilling history OF his
Evcrybody's buying them. Get busy.
Coin money from the harvest. Lib
eral commissions paid. BOB TAY-
LOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 5
Noel Block. Nashville. Tenn.
AGENTS--I HAVE NEW LEADER.
Big profits earned quickly. Write
for free sample and new spring cata-
lOgue. l.. w. PRESTON. 50 Pitman
Street. Providence. Il. l.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL CSC
sheet music for sc sheet Send BE
for three sample copies. CULLERS
FURNITURE STORE. Woodstock,
Va.
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DlnloenD Rotief8.

Virginia Railway and Power Company.
No. l49 broadway, New York
February 2S 1913
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF VIR-
GINA Railway ana Power Company
has this day declared a dividend OF
/ 1-2 per cent. equal 10 s,l50 per
share on the common stock of said
company, payable ON April 10, 1919,
TO the common stockholders OF rec
ord on March 20, 1919. The transfer
books will not be closed. Dividend
checks will be mailed
O.. Is. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer.
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GTecuttbe J2ptireg
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY

Richmond, Virginia.
THIS COMPANY, HAVING; QUALI-
fed as co-executor. along with Mrs.
Sarah r.. Sinton. OF the estate OF
Samuel Sinton, deceased. all persons
having claims against said estate are
requested 10 present them to the un-
dcrsigncd, and those indebted to the
estate Will please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor OF Samuel Sinton, Deceased.
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At the request OF the owner. we will
offer for sale at public auction. on the


TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1913,
at 4:30 +. NJ.
tho above described property.
Tho house consists of ten rooms. eS-
elusive of bath and pantry; granolithic
cellar. conservatory, hot water heat.
electric combination fixtures, parnuctte
floors. handsome fixtures and mantels.
two large, handsome wall mirrors. 1t
is a magnincently built house, In first
class order. and one OF the most de-
sirabic homes and located in the most
convenient and desirable section in the
West End. 1t Will be sold cheap. Be
sure and attend sale.
TERMS: One-half or more cash, and
the balance on any reasonable terms,
secured by deed of trust on the prop
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flats Jpr laent

70 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. DE
lshtful apartment in The Virginia.
Fifth and Main Streets; every con
venience. References exchanged.
Phone Monroe 2S49.
FLAT OF TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED
complete for light housekeeping; pri-
vatc family. 610 North Fifth Street.
FOR RENT. SIN-ROOM HOUSE
Keeping apartment at Gresham Court
Possession April 10 Apply to Man
ager Martin, or address NJ. care +.
O. Box 1875.
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Rpon,s .Jfpr Rant

= -
NICELY FURNISHED. CLEAN ROOMS;
BATH heat: gentlemen. THE ROA-
NOKE, ia North Eighth. /.
TWO OR THREE CONN BCTING
rooms for light housekeeping, with
hot and cold water connection, both
and telephone. Call at the noon hour
after in the evening at 1o4- 4
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
farm? If you do list il with us As
Il result of extensive advertising In
the West and North we are having
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-201214 Travellers
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. a FARM
OF 81 acres of good land. about 80
miles from Richmond About 80 acres
in cultivation. Would exchange for
small home or building lots In or
around Richmond. Address j 1853.
care Times- DiaDatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

GENTLEMAN. THIRTY YEARS OLD.
fully capable OF taking full charge
Of an Office. desires position az book
keeper or office man. Fair knoWl-
edge of stenography and typewriting.
and might invest small amount OF
cash. Address Il Il. care Times Dis
fclh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
FRAME RESIDENCE. NO 612 s.
LAUREL ST, TUESDAY,, MARCH
is. 1912. at s p NJ

BY virtue OF deed of trust to tho
Undersigned trustee. December 1, 1910,
and recorded in Deed Book 2O9-D. page
3sl. Richmond Chancery Court, to Sc
cure a certain sum of money therein
described, being requested by the
penehciary so to do. / will proceed to
sell Mt public auction, on the above day
ana date, said property, described in
said deed as follows:
.heginninG at n point on the west limo
OF Laurel Street. ia feet south OF
Church Street: thence running in a.
southwardly direction along the said
west line OF Laurel Street, and front
ing, thereon rs feet; thence running
pack and between parallel lines;
parallel lines also to Church Street
l35 feet 90 an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of
sale. and all unpaid passed due notes
amounting to about $500, and the
residue as follows: One note of $50.
due June l. 1913: one note of $50. due
september l, 1913; one note of $50, due
december J. 1913: one note of Sill 61 o.
due December l, 1919. All above notes
bear interest from date of sale
ED. III. BROWN, Trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN &. CO,
Auctioneers.
y. B.-While the property will be
sold upon the above terms OF the deed.
far easier and better terms can be
made by payment OF $3.50 cash and
balance like rent, bearing interest 6
per cent AUCTIONEERS
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automobiles Jpr Sale

FOR SALE, ONE 5o-H0RsEPowER
seven passenger Thomas automobile
and appearance; $500 for quick sale
Apply 100 West Brond. Madison 30SC.
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For SALE. OR RENT. HOUSE NEAR
Fourteenth and Main Streets. suit
able for shop or storage. RAAB
CO. Mutual Building
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6uIifiturs anu 5alesn,en

r r Ave LING sALEsMEN-LARGE
mercantile house with long, estab-
ings for competent grocery specially
statesmen of proved reliability In
former employment. Application let
tiers must state age, height, weight,
married or single. home address and
full particulars of work since leaving
school including description of pres
ent duties and territory. Also state
beginning salary required. In addl-
ton to necessary travelling expenses
paid. Confidential consideration and
local Interview arranged. Unusual
opportunity. Division N, p. o. Box
$50. New York City.
Statesmen FOR EXCLUSIVE PROPO-
sition. Unlimited field. Big money
to right man. Splendid side line.
EVERSHINE SHOE POLISH co,
Dayton. o.
WANTED. SIX OR SEVEN HIGH
class stock statesmen; good contract
for right men. Call between 9 and
10 a. NJ. Room 1913 Jefferson Hotel.
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WANTED, POSITION BY ENPERl-
of work. Also had three years en-
periencc in retail drug business, good
references Address leo, care
'riInRS- lliSn2tch.
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ReaI estate Tor salt

Park GoDITIoN BEST
lots to buy; $500 up; SIS cash and
Si0 per month. Car service. sewers.
Sidewalks. McCLURF2-D DAVENPORT
TAYLOR CO., Selling Agents.
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by Pollard Il Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE


OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND TWENTIETH
STREETS. WITH ALL IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON, NOW OCCU-
PIED BY THOMAS Il. STAGE LUM-
Der COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW EVERY
ono who uses dump wagons the ''Sus-
Guchanna," the lightest dump wagon
Icnturcs
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BIluatlon5 Illuntfo, l9ale

WHAT CONCERN IN RICHMOND CAN
USE THE SERVICES OF AN EXPE
RIENCED TYPIST. IN BILLING,
COPYING. ADDRESSING OR COR
RESPONDENCE, WHO IS FAMILIAR
WITH GENERAL OFFICE WORK
AND CAN SPEAK SPANISH? EN-
rI.OYED AT PRESENT. BUT CAN
LEAVE ON SHORT NOTICE. AID
DRESS Il Is, CARE TlMES-DIS-
PATCH
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AZ the request of the parties inter
ested. we Will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
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= To = ~ s'II< TNt-f II lW' TT -,
at $40 r. NJ.

the above -mentioned valuable property
The lot has n frontage OF one hun
dred and seventy GI0) feet on Twenti-
eth Street and n frontage or one hun
dred and thirteen G13) feet on Frank
lin street. There are also valuable Inn
proyenentS on tho property.
TERMS; Assumption of MORTGAGE OF
$4,000. running nearly three Years:
balance onc-halt cash, and the residue
at SIX and twelve months.
POLLARD 4 BAGRY,
Auctionccrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

FOR SALE, SMALL FARM. 16 ACRES.
good trucking land or ideal location
for chicken raising; on electric line.
one mile from Hampton, two miles
from Fort Monroe. Apply to j. &.
OUTTEN, Box %. Hampton, Va.
WEST END HOME, NEW. NEAT. UP
to-datc in every way: choice loca-
ton Can be seen day or night. Mad
ison 14G7. Monroe 2?iiL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

WE HAVE 4 LINE. OF SPRING WIRE
wheel Dushcarts which might suit
you for quick delivery.
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Just THE PLACE TO Look FOR 4
runabout. buggy. phaeton surrey.
spring wagon farm wagon, harness
robes, horse blankets, storm aprons
and anything In the vehicle line. We
nave the largest exhibit in the city,
and our prices are low, very low,
when you consider quality. We be
lieve in quick sales and small margin
OF profits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-18

FOR SALE-HOUSES OF THIS TYPE
have found a ready sale in Washing
ton recently. Located in the new
northwest section, convenient to two
good car lines \ fine rent producer.
PAYS So2.50 per month reg ularly. Can
be bought for S2.7oc Trust, s1,4oo
ut per cent. Nets about 10 per
cent.
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Rost ann jiouE5

LOST. MONDAY, NEAR JEFFERSON
School. Nineteenth and Marshall.
gold chain and CROSS. Name on cross
Josephine, June 10, 1912. Reward IL
returned to 70l buchanan street.
LOST OR STOLEN. COLLIE DOG:
four white feet, white collar and tip
OF tail. Answers TO name or Glen.