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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
WRESTLER CHESTER
UNABLE TO APPEAR
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

epocIa 10 Tho Tribune,
BINGHAM; March 5i.-hrthuT CheatoT, VINO wa
o, hoy, mot Chris Jordan IN wrcBtling match
bcro tonight. waa unable IN he prreont n tcle-
rra;n from Chestor at Pocatollo said that cWcuun,
stances over which h" had no cohtrol proFcn'c"
hiA nppcorancc IN bingham.
Az n substitute for Chester. Ira Dcrn tackled
,nrd,n i,r wnv OF an exhibition. pern quit al
tbe end OF thir,y-uino minutes. sayin5 that MS
boek was wrcnched ,,
In n boxing preliminary. Young Petor Iechbon
ond lack Downoy both Of Salt Lake. won't SIX
rounds 20 a draw. ,,, ,
In wrestling preliminary. Arthur Ma'Ne t t'l
-. c.o,wos oorLod for twenty mlputea Neither
rot n fall and tho hout called draw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01

posits and gypsum. has become a Kind
OF copper suiphide. UNIT Tor either men
forms following q rain or melting, snow
pJ;,nges into most curious cash not
more than sixteen feet In width. but AT
regular. so that a stone dropped into H.
hits on first one side and then the other.
but even the sound disappears before
Tho Stone rea ches tho bottom. which can
nowhere be secn from the surface. The
bottom can be reached from the outlet.
but on account OF the overhanglrg side.
the SUMS rays arc c%cluden, ana no ono
cares 10 explore its mysterious gloom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
GOOD SHOWING MADE
AGAINST WHITE SOX
Continued from Preceding Pago)

Caveney at second. In workout this ar
rangement has proved moro desirable
than 'totber way around.
"Kid' ~ Gleason, who is directing the
destiDies of the SoX on their trip, said
last night that his lineup would be
about the same. Zimmerman will be
used on tho slab. He is well known TO
Salt laI5ers who keep track of the mon
who have shed their light on local dia-
monds.
Tomorrow thc White So7 will meet
the Salt Lake team at Grand Junction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
RESOLUTE WILL BE
LAUNCHED APRIL II

BRISTOL. r. l.. March 71-A toore o' clcfu,o
no,IuhinQ buffers were set 10 work on tho ;'niHh-
ing touches on tho cup defence yscnt Ro9oiute
today. A.. -, ..., ,,,
,,rbo the VIrIlant Defender. Columbia. Conru-
;wtjon and Reliance the under body pollGhing was
nIac,,,c brffcr1 sro expected 10 develop polish
which ono OF tho workmen said would make
an ael-sRn look rough In comparIfon
Tho polishing probably will be finished nv ire
ond Of the wonk and ION or twolEc Gays VIII or
noccasnry 10 put tho yacht in complete tnapo ioF
,,ynchlnr which IL scheduled for April IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Bids OH Paving Wanted.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 Inc IllDuncs
OGDEN, AIarca 31-Anotler step in
the extensive paving campaign inaugu-
rated by the city commissioners has been
taken in the authorization of the city re-
corder to advertise for bids on the Twen-
ty-fifth street, Wall avenue and Hudson
avenue work The improvements Will be
contracted under two districts, The total
distance to be paved being five blocks
All Of It win be asphsiIum with an espe-
ciany heavy surfa cling of two and one
half Inches, tho spcciCiCa tions calling for
the same surface as that on Washington
avenue in the main business district,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
..r,,swell'' for Barr Smith.

Barr Smith. junior. student In the
r.ronito high school, will be rendered n
farewell in the Forest IT. pa1s sn,I,b w%fa wil
,aa,5o n, carly In April as missionary OF
the Mormon church to the Netherlands.
MT smith is popular student, VINO
stands high in his work. and his depar-
A varied and attractive musical pro-
,rnnnne viii be ono OF the features OF
Tho IN reweIl entertainment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Granite in Two Debates.

At the J.. D. s. L. on Friday night a
dnhating team from that school will take
the affirmative In "A debate Of the I'm
derwood tariff bill with 81 team from the
Ora mite high school. Earl Palmer and
Mildred Bcnnlop Will represent Granite
In a similar debate at Granite on the
same night the Salt Lake high school
will meet Granite team, tho latter tax.
I.0rin Donnigan Will speak for Granite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01

Notice is hereby given that PURSUANT
given 10 secure the payment of the bonds
above described, The undersigned, trustee
under said deed OF trust. selected the
LOT Mt par plus per cent premium ON
the principal. and plus tho accrued inter
est 10 date OF redemption. and notice Is
signed will ray the principal Of said
bonds, plus 2 per cent premium on the
principal, and plus the, accrued interest.
fore said 1st day of April. 1914, after
which date tho interest on bonds above
described shall cease.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
iai4 pe07
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
More Ground for Can Factory.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 31.-Through It's uta IA
representative. Joseph Geoghegan of Salt
Lake, the American Can company today
closed % deal with Willard Kay and VIII
liam Allison for all additional strip OF
land to be added TO the site OF its Ogden
can factory a { Lincoln avenue and Twcn-
tieth street Tho original plot of ground
was not quite large enough for all Of the
needs Of the big plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Mary Ann Bullock Dies.

SpecIJI TO TIC IIIUUIIs.
OGDEN. March 31-Arrs. Mary Ann
Bullock, widow of Thomas Bullock. died
at her home in Warren at 4 o'clock this
morning. death resulting from leakage
OF the heart Born In England, October
90, 1899 she Joined tho Mormon church
and emigratcd 10 Utah in 1868. For the
past forty-t1ree years she bad resided
at Warren. Two sons and two daughters
survive her. Funeral services VIII br
conducted In the Warren chapel al j
o'clock Thursday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Gifts Of Silver.
Epecfaf In The Tribune

OGDEN. March 2t.-Because Of their
resignation and contcmpla ted departure
from tho city. former CITY Recorder
George Seaman and former Deputy city
Auditor Walter j. JIoyt. who completed
their terms of service today, were pre-
sented with beautiful silver sets by the
city commissioners and employees OF the
city building this morning, The presonta-
ton took place In the council chamber
Irnmedia tely after the adjournment of the
board meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
WILL NOT RETURN.

Arlington. Absent Theater Manager,
Heard From in Colorado
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2l.-WaIter L. Airing
ton, former manager of tho Arlington
Stock company. VINO has left the city
without paying t1e salaries Of several
persons connected with his house is in
Colorado, according to a telegram which
was received today by Thomas Pawley.
company manager does not intend TO re-
turn to Ogden, according TO the informa
ton contained in the message.
Upon his departure from this city
Arlington went to Evanston, Wyo then
TO Denver and finally 20 Colorado Springs,
according to Mr.. PaWley, and Is now en-
gagged on a booking tour 1t has not yet
been definitely announced whether A. j.
Cole will head reorgauized stock COM
pany to complete the season at the Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Nelson and Virgins chaufeurs.
Snecinl to The Tribune.

SDecil1 10 TIC IIlDuTIV.
OGDEN March 31.-At the regular
meeting of the city commissioners today.
Guv Nelson and Earl Virgins were regu-
larry appointed as chauffeurs for the po-
lice motor patrol. They nave been en-
rloved I'm that capacity for the past SOW
eral months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Gambling Bill Delayed.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March sl:-Anothor se,eact
80 riyen nntirnco track gambling Legislation by
,ha Maryland legislature tonight. WHOM the sen
oto nv a voto of IS 20 II, Tecommittcd TO no
,Inn,cn rommittco the wiliamn EtAte-vide anti.
,,.i ,,p.nu" XII II cannot now 10 ordered out OF
sSat esommittso for hrcon, days, boforo tho cs-
n,rat,on OF which tho legislature wil hAYo ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Tho llueui
Sonh0,uO-n-
HIGH SCORES ROLLED
ON WINDSOR ALLEYS

leasuos contested the Windsor alleys last night
Tho Smith -Fsus OF the City league three |
straight games from thc Utah Power e Light |
and tho Union -AGsnys Of Tho Commercial league |
won OF tlrcr games from the Bennett /
Glass Faint compnny The follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Foley Kidney Pills Successful for Rheu-
matism and Kidney Trouble.

Positive in action FOR backache, weak
back. rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles. 2. J, Boyd, Ogle, Texas,
writes: "After taking two bottles Of
Foley Kidney Pills my rheumatism and
kidney trouble are completely gone. -
Safe and effective. Schramm-J Johnson,
drugs. "tbe Never Snbstitutors,' five
(5) rood stores. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY,
New Book on Press.

A new Telephone Directory is now
heinp prepared for Salt Lake City.
Over 10000 names will appear IN the
now list. which will be coueultcd every
day bv thousands Of people, I"
Your name should be in, the book
for your own good. Copy closes April
: Telephone or call on contract de.
partment, the Mountain States Tele'
phoue & Telegraph company.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
4 COAL FIELD
|N|DW|I REGION
|t.,ures of Fuel Go
Awaiting Man
4 HI, Railroad
.Tdoune.

..s ,I-BeIieving that the
,sd TO tap the Immense sup
rh,eh the forest service
FINN the Kaibab national
.o,, IN the construction ot
.r.,sm OF feeders, John II.
4 supersisOr Of the kaiDao m
!. tha, the building OF the
4, maslng OF southern Utah
!, e now engaged in engi-
,.pruItch, Is In the city at
-, grazing and timber mat
4. hal forestry officials.
:. ,sses a deep interest in
ey,vsment TO induce a trans
~ make the abundant re-
..nIhern n Utah and northern
.'sSjs and from his close oh.
.,;hss stores OF timber and
.ssm we'll worth eXpendi-
"a building. He Is OF the
,,,lroad once built as far
"a Sn5 IL necessary to con-
- scross the divide 10 the
a Csnnonville and lIenrlc-
,bs extensive coal fields,
: deptb of deposit OF fifty
. htIrr town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01

Preseason dances at Saltair Beach
every Friday night. beginning this
week. Two trains, 7:45 and S;l5- Fare
csc. New dances! Big programme!
(hdvcr.ifcmcnt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01

Continuous dancing Majestic pavilion
tonight. Band and orchestra,
(hdycr,iscniont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
n HRlazing.

.,h,ast q strange phepome-
r<sd nm. Last Chance creek,
sJa half ridc from Tronic-
III aeld on FIRE, As one rides
a canyon TO see the smoke
"a. be passes between two
n finders and ashes. which
.-,,nnce Of those seen at a
"S1ouse, The creek bed cuts
oIle here. showing that the
kurnlng for many years. AS
'vncts 10 tae southwest II
sp5 crack. This is now about
- and the fuel beneath has
,Ersd out for the first half
mn who have been visiting
n ths rast twenty-five years
1 lst tune II has not advanced
duaYer OF mile, and that ii
-Frach on new ground more
.U dty feet a year. IT is
tcurht that the coal burning
nj pressure and probably at
|f Coal.
f.h extends from Glendale
|.9lhsast TO the EScalante des-
H.rrT mountains, and has a
~. nine miles. Possibly more
I'D by the prospective road
kroll. This coal is OF recent
/ t5t can be classified as hard
Ia meismorphlc changes At
NE thirty miles northeast OF
hs ontcrop shows Gfty feet
q A few oil seeps are evil
ne TropIc and one near Lees
}esotempah (squirreI water).
q ocrun an ontcrop OF camel
<ly underlying the younger
h Goals havo been tested.
.dory esults. An oil expert
'71 Kanab to Pahresh fault
In extensive oil field was indl-
- through Kane county into
E{lf ar Escalante. A peculiar
~ IN that region Is its clean
-l5 appreciated by ladies' who
~ 10 replenlsh the fire while
y purposes OF Mr.. Clark's
7k over with q. NJ Butler.
rylc0lture al the local for
iadquarters, the possibilities
" Ehc from Msrysvale as far
. bc operated from power
ID ne Sewer river, and from
3 TO the Grand canyon from
~ developed on the Colorado.
puld elso supply plenty Of
r15lng, milling and lighting.
asals. especially copper. arc
c1nspor1tlon now costs three
u returns. A mining COM
IN. after extensive borings
FOUNTAIN, reported deposit
below the surface In a
,e1r TO twelve or more feet
nechcally two townships.
" tonnage are too large
sslon, but. estimated con-
M ors reduced to matte
70 boo, 900 tons, which. with
9lnlcation. would be worth
tnerc are also other de-
spH on Bueksllln mountain.
ecppsr deposits In Bull val
utan. Previous failures
: 'tlng and persistent miners
~ q means 10 reach market
80 or The operations OF an
hny on the Pahrea and of
~nncction with tho smoIter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
6tment Idle.

~ nat started at Ryan cx-
.n M Tor machinery and other
y o. which was hauled from
~Srs than 100 miles over
iney had a complete shines
~ meter. They opened up
% shipped considerable or
lnrysvale by team, and
.di TO the refinories. The
NET tsr all expenses were maid
Tween four and hve cents
We oasis Of electrolytic con-
shy mat operated on Buck
ss'a w IN Michigan, and they
Iss Iua not compete with other
~ 'ee,s who enjoyed the beno-
'Iansporta don. so In 1905
~, scuve mining and smeIt-
They have kept up their
orE, however. and their
~ 80 10 patent. The mana
M ~. Clark that as soon as
s;e,a vas made available the
~, Immediately start up in
; Ilsa lsnThils ,ls their million dollar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
laflsportation.

sFuTlatl0n.
~ sT gold was discovered IN
rr..l ...9lfmation along tho Icnvth
IA :. An English Syndicate
'iious,y s,hploit the field, since
SFs impossible for smaller
eornrs e necessary initial out
<lT frmy transported all OF
q oni Marysvale to Lee's
b ia hss, ,rs 1t being impossible
~ irsHugfi country interven-
~ nIIa.o nIIaoas: This was a dis
M 80 They had 10 make
Tt,ss,,a road themselves Tbsy
y ihs method. and In ord ar
'.iion Isam NAM required thew Sc.
10 ibe m slm Creek, which wo @
~ SSs. colorado river by troc"
D1ced . 10 Lee's Ferry. Labor
..M p,eritu silu difficult 10 Obtain
& Ecld cldys,ls'ons high. 80 tba 7
. sunia sI was obtained In onant
y faysysn nhhre h,e paid Handsomely
: decjds.da conditions. The
dons un,,, ,nnet thoy would sus-
e Nerss snsi' nS better transporta-
~ reci. GIoiainable. Even sftcT Re
oyerlsa'med ~ II was nenessa ,rv ~
,'road point. 's''aH' AriS''
Oed Abundant.
sssts lls st stttsntlon p. 10 the sn,ou .
Ia tra6Ssf Sf the red cedar pp'en, n,
h On ~ I,a,n on an area of a,,o',, %,
74l yslian.a iLnaia, and Willis crso,s aeop' .
ss Of tb:.,in In northern Kan
meter. ,nese mes. trees rea ach ihrnS 1eS
m or Tror,W u With q spur trnck
alnble op'c and CannonyliIe
Bnll ys,lar,s va q source OF penci
Out a f,ey creek normall,
'1s pavssdw w POOLS of water
over copper dc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
LEGAL NOTICE

To the holders Of bonds OF the Inde-
lendent Coal 6 Coke company numbered:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-16
Auction Sale TO-DAY

At tho request OF the owner. wa viii
offer for sale Very attractive and
wcll-located tract OF land of 80 acres.
situated in Goochland County, within
three miles OF stokes Station. on the
Chesapeake ana ohio Railway, and on
the road leading from Stokes station
TO the Cary street Road. having "A
frontage OF about thrce-quartcrS Of "a
mile on said road. This property is
well watcrod by IL large stream. lies
admirably wei for cultivation. ana is
In good community. About twelve
acres are In cultivation: balance in
wood. There are no buildings all hay-
Ing been burned
Also We will offer % acres OF land
located at lIylas. II miles west OF
Richmond, and within 81. miles OF
Short Pump This land is OF good
quality. ] . acres Of which are in, wood.
balance in cultivation. The improve
mcnts consist OF two-room house,
barn. hcnhouse. etc.
The owner OF these properties is In
urgent need Of money, and wo VIII sell
to the highest bidder. They must be
sold.
We Will sell these properties on the
floor OF the Richmond Real Estate EN-
change. 1913 East Main street,
THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1914.
At o'clock r. NJ
GARRETT & CO.
Auctioneers
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THEY MUST REPORT
TOPOL|CE CHIEF
Secondhand Dealers Who VIC
late City Ordinance Will
Be Prosecuted.

CAPTAIN or Detectives Mcmahon an
bounced last night that within the
Wcel; he viii begin vigorous prose
cution against all secondhand dealers
who fail TO comply with tho city ordi
nance requiring them to report all ar
ticlcs purchased every twenty four
hours.
There arc about thirtyhve OF these
dealers in Richmond" said Captain
McAtahon, land il is my opinion that
some Of them may be dcrclict In obey
Ing this law because they arc not ia
miliar with It's provisions. Believing
this 10 be true in great many In
stances, Il Is my Intention TO detail
two detectives 10 Visit every dealer
and read the ordinance to them. Then
when they fail 10 live UP TO the ordl-
name" I will feel no hcsitancy In bring
ing tho!n to court"
The Law provides that each second
hand dealer must keep q register which
shall contain tho name Of the per
son or persons from whom goods,
cept old rags, paper and scrap iron)
are purchased. the date received and
bought, the residence or place of bus!-
ness Of such person from whom tho
goods are bought and a fun dcScrip-
ton of the articles If the goods are
hauled in wagon the license number
of the wagon and the name of the
driver must 30 entered in the register
Each morning al II o'clock these deal
ers must report 70 tho office Of tho
chief of Police. on blank forms fur
IiShed by the department., u correct ac-
count or all goods bought during tho
twenty four hours. The register Of
each dealer must he open for the In
spcction of police officer at any time
Eiclators Of this ordinance may be
punished with fines OF not less than
So. nor more than s25.
These reports are or vast help to
tho police in tracing stolen and lost
property. but the work OF detectives
is handicapped when they are not made
out i'll accordance with the law.
Captain Mcmahon said that his nc
tion Is the result Of some stores buy
Ing furniture, which had been pre-
viously bought on the installment plan
| from retail dealers and disposed of for
n small sum of cash TO second hand
dealers. Generally this is tho work
OF negroes, and when the matter Is
brought to the attention of the police
it has been difficult to trace the furni-
ture because OF the improper reports
| made.
Captain Mcmahon said that dealers
who make no purchases during the
tweniy-four hours will not be required
10 make a report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-16

VERY COMPANY. INC, 1ooG uI-L
Street. Monroe "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-16

SEVERAL OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES.
shop worn, that we arc selling for
cost. and less than cost. one of
them may suit YOU
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@unlnler Resorts
SbumnIer kesnrta
Pocahontas Cottage
Virginia Beach, Va.
Ocean front. near seventeenth Street.
Wide verandas. Thoroughly modern.
5eaIfG 43rupu5alG

REMOUNT DEPOT. FRONT ROYAL.
Va, April ~. 1914. Sealed proposals in
triplicate for constructing the follow
Ing public buildings on reserva ton
here. including steam heat. electric
light md plumbing: ono barrack. ono
administration building and store
ters, two junior officers quarters one
veterinarians quarters, two double
Nc. q. quarters, one dispeDsary, three
building, ono veterinary storchouse
subsoil drainage system. viii be re-
ceived until II y. NJ. MAY 10, 1914. and
then publicly opened. y deposit viii
DO required on all plans furnished
prospective bidders to insure their re-
turn Information furnished upon mp
toll.
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Iooultrp, pets ano ltoe Stork

THE BEsr SPRING TONIC FOR YOUR
horses and all 1.-Two stock-pratts AMI
NAL Regulator. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd or money back
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BY Pollard ard Eagoy,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF r.or
or LAND on THE WEST LINE OF
THE BOULEVARD. BETWEEN
MAIN STREET AND FLOYD AVE-
NUE.
In execution OF n deed OF trust, dated
January :; 1918, and record in tho
clerk Office OF Richmond Charcerv
FAULT having been made In the nav.
mcht or a portion Of the dent therein
secured and being required so to do. /
VIII sci! py auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1914.
at $50 e NJ.
tho above mentioned lot. said lot BIO.
ginning on the west line OF tho Boule-
NaTd' 2Ob feet north OF Main street:
thence running northwardly and front.
ing on the west line OF the boulevard
htty-sight t5s) feet; thence back west
wardly. between parallel lines, ono
hundred ana forty lit0) feet 20 an al
Icy IN rear.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE VI. CEASE.
Trustee.
n. B.-Whue tho terms are cash. thu
auctioneers VIII bc glad 10 make moro
sati.factory terms a. The hour OF sale.
The above salc Is postponed, on ac-
count OF rain, until FRIDAY. April.
II, 1914, a. Same hour.
GEORGE ". CEASE.
Trustee.
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n B.--While tho terms are cash. thu
auCtioneors VIII bc glad TO make more
sati.factory terms at the hour OF sale.
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BARGAINS IL SECONDHAND We
milestone rubber tire business
buggy. new top and painted, $50; one
secondhand truck in good condi =
,ion, 5000; ono delivery wagon. S225O:
one cutunder, Tubbcrtircd runabout,
sop. = bargain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-16

LADIES STRAW HATS RESHAPED
SnrinG shapes aye now ready for
your Inspection. Why wait? Bring
your hats now Mems hats aNcd up
for spring. NEERA HAT WORKS.
FL North First street Phone Non
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Business Opportunity

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. If
you want commercial information
write us. III you want to buy q bust
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT THE TU&EDO POOL ROOM.
ItI EAST BROAD STREET. HAS
CHANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW MANIAC EMEET ENTIRELY
NERYTIilNG NEW AND UP-TO-
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