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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
MANN NOMINATION
GOES To SENATE
Favorably Reported by Commit
tee and Confirmation Prob
able To-Day.

Especial to the mcS-DlSpdtch.l
Washington, April S.--The nominal
iion Of Richard II. Mann, of Peters
burg, who is to he district attorney
in the Eastern District, was favorably
reported by the Senate judiciary Com
mittcc today. and ne viii. in all prob
ability, he confirmed tomorrow.
Congressman Andrew Jackson Mon
ta2uc denied to-day that his purpose
in going to the White House yesterday
was to object TO the nomination of
Mann. as stated in some of the Nir-
riuia newspapers. Mr.. Montague
stated that he called ut the White
House 10 make AN appointment with
President Wilson to discuss the APP
pointmcnt of Hiram smith. OF Rich
mond as district attorney. II promo
zion from his present Office or assist
ant district attorney, but had no intcn-
tion Of saying anything dcrogatory to
Mann lie found when lie reached the
White House that the President had
already decided 10 nominate Mann
thtt DAY, and made no further attempt
TO urge Smith.
y large number Of prominent Nir
viniHns were in washington today
urging upon Senators Martin and
swanson their claims to positions nm
der the six Nirginians appointed with
ir The past few days 10 the big Fed
eral Offices in the state.
H. &. L. Moncurc, internal revenue
collector I'm the East, spent most Of to-
day in conference with internal Rev
cnuc Collector Osborne, receiving in
structions regarding the duties of his
new Office. Commissioner Osborn has
requested Collector Hart. for the
Western District, also to come 70
Washington TO spend a few days, and
Mr.. Hart Is expected tomorrow.
q. II. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
YELLOW JACKETS
ON EASTER TRIP
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

lSHCCltt 10 nc i llltS- LIS
Ashland, Va, April S.-The Yellow
their Easter trip. They viii play
Friday at Bedford City, the team will
meet Randolph Macon Academy: from
there going to Hlacksburg to play the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute ON
Monday Roanoke College will bc
visited at salem. and the last game
VIII be played in Lynchburc on Tues
day against the Virginia Christian
College.
The team is not In very rcsd shape.
rs examinations have been going on
for a week, ana there has been no
regular practice during this time.
Every afternoon there has been a
few men out on the field. but there
has been no regular practice.
Another thing that has held the
team back is that a new diamond has
been made. as the old diamond has
been Cut To pieces by workmen buildinc.
the new dormitory. The new field will
not be in condition until the team gets
back from this trip
The men Will not be in very good
condition after working for their en-
aininations, but they hope to come out
with the big end oil the four games
Three pitchers will be taken. Mar
*ton Will work in two of the games
and Barrow and Green will pitch the
other two. The other men making the
trip arc: Brown. catcher: Zane, first
base; Captain EgGlcston, second; Mid
Nette. shortstop; Anderson, third base
White. lett field; Lipscomb, centre field
Woodin. right field; York and Thorn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
WINNER HAS RIGHT
TOPLAY JAY GOULD
Especial 10 The Times pispa,cn.l

New York. Aprll sc. l.. sands. o: ,hi,
oity, ana C. T. Russell of Boston, won their
places to-day in ihe final round OF ,he
national amateur court tennis championship
"t the RACKET ana Tennis CLUB. The inal
tussel takes place tomorrow. ANA the win
ner Viii have the right To play Jay Gould
IN the challenge rouud Oh Friday.
Both contests in the semi-nnal went
through t" i've sets. sands Was opposed by
Pierre loriNard. il. az tuxedo. For about
half tho game the Tuxedo player put up q
iinc game. but hr weakened toward the end
ana sands gained the verdict by the score OF
5-6 &c j-6 81. e.
Russell had W. II. r HUM. OF Philaiel-
phia. as a rival and spirited match wxs
tho result. HUhn who met the champion "A
Year ago, wa, ON edge and seemed To hit
With better precision In the poor light. Rus
sell had comfortable lead at one time hut
liuhn c"ened tho score in the tenth galn"
Russell gained the victory by the score or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
TRINITY SWAMPED
BY A. & N. RUNNERS

raleigh y. c, April SIN the nr.. track
!ty College yesterday afternoon 10y the score
Hurtt. OF \ & NJ. broke the state record
IA tho hammer throw with l26 feet II inches.
Winners In order:
Ipa-ysTd dash-Nlchois ~ K ~: Potter.
a. 4 NJ. Nation. Trinity. Time. 10 seconds.
High EMBELLISHMENTS. a. X NJ lIyland,
Trinity. lvey. Trinity. Tine. ieI seconds.
4@-yard dash--Nichola, \. & Nj; Jeanette.
~ NJ: Coydlc. Trinity. Time, o. seconds.
On--niiic dash-H!CIendon scott, Olive, all
OF \ & ~ Time. 30.
Low hurdl>S-Sumrcc, A. & NJ: Potter.
A. X ii. spence, trinity. Time, 2s.l Sec
Two.niie dash-Milwce A x ri: Harris
y { Nj: Thompson, Trinity. Time. 1902.
@.b-yRrd dSsh-SUmrcT. y. & NJ; Potter
4 { VI. Run Trinity. Time. .3.i seconds.
High ;ump-Si cDouFal, A " Nj. HURT. A
( III. Nation, Trinity. Height ; feet c..
snot-rut- McDouPal. A & NJ Cook A.
6 al McMahau Trinity. distance, IS feet
piscas-Iiurt, \ x NJ. liol, and Farrer.
Pouc vault-Nlatton. Trinity; Eidrdcc. a.
& NJ and Adams Trinity. Tie for second
ana ;hird Height. fec; : inches
BroaG COMPUTATION. Trinity: McDousal.
\. * II; Watkins, y. & ". Distance, u feet
uaif-mii- -Abernathy. Ray. Jennct,e.
a. Of 4. < NJ. Time ::la.
Hammer throw Hurtt, A. & NJ; Cooke. A.
* 81; FaTrer Trinity. Distance. i25 Zee; II
inches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
NARROWLY ESCAPE JAIL
"Miilionaire T<fd" in Custody of Deputy,
Nuy 10 Sec Mothrr

Now Nork. April S-Eyron n. Cham
Ter millionaire Kid" escaped coniinc-
ment in Ludlow street Jail by Il mar
row margin tonight. Sued by his ac-
tresS wife. Grace La Rue. for separa-
ton, Supreme Court Justice Week, de-
mandcd $4,000 bail before he would
accord Chandler his freedom from
deputy sheriifs. who Were guarding
him.
Late this afternoon the amount of
bail Was cut 10 $500. 1t was FUR
hlShrn by surety company, upon the
condition that Chandler leave at once
for Manchester, \. H., with one of the
surety companys agents and explain
things 10 his aged mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
USES Ak TO KILL UNCLE
EiE teen Yenr-OId IOuth Confesscs
Murder TO Police.

linwkinsvillc. Ga. April S.--UsinE
an AK as an instrument OF death. Harry
Lee, eighteen years old. to-day con-
fessed that he Killed his uncle, =. o.
BonHcn, here early on sunday, ac-
cording TO an announcement by the 20
lice Tonight.
II killed my uncle because ne con-
tinual!y abused me and would not give
me money to 20 home WITH the youth
* reported TO have told the detectives.
who obtained the alleged confession
after several hours questioning. Bon
nell, who was twenty-five years old,
and baker, WAS killed while sleeping
Lee, who roomcd with him. gave tho
alarm, saying his uncle had been killed
by negro. and that he was awakened
just as the negro was escaping from
the room.
Lee was held b. the police imme-
diatcly after the killing. lie later was
released and again taken in charge to-
day. Representatives OF a national de =
tective agency aided in the investiga-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
D0WAGER EMPRESS DYING
suffers sudden iicnrt Seizure and Mem.
bcrA of fowl EnmiIy Summaued

T"kiO, ApriI !.--At an carly hour to-
day the Dowagcr Empress IIaruko was
reported To be dying from sudden
hcart seizure. AT 1910 o'clock the En-
pcfor ana Impress and other members
oi the royal family were summoned to
the bedside
The Dowagcr Empress has been suf-
lcrlhS from aSini pcctoris. Sho is
SiNtN -four wears old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

to the leasing OF coal lands In tho far
Western States to-day, was rnadc to
president Wilson by Senator Shafroth
OF Colorado.
Senator ShafrotS wants the lands
opened to homeSt!adcrs. and believes
that the number OF acres TO be allotted
To any corporation should be limited
opposed by all the population of Colo
RADIO. and predicted that il II were put
Into effect IL would prove unsatisfac-
tory.
President Wilson said he would In
veStiEatc Senator Shafroth's argu-
mcnts before signing tho Walsh meas
urc, which is supported by Secretary
of the Interior Lane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
DEVICE TO GET REBATES.
Government Counsel Tells Why TAP Lines
Are Oryuniyrl

Washington. April S-Counscl for the gov
eminent tniu the supreme Court to-day that
big lumber companies 81 III" Southwest or
fdnl@"G subsidiary railroads, called tan
ines. as a device 20 get rebates from The
trunk lines. The argument in support
81 the Interstate Commerce Commit Ssipu' :
"rder prohibiting trunk lines from granting;
allowances 10 zap lines on lumber OF COM
pan;cs owned by the same interests tho
tan line.
This order had boon set aside by the
commerce Court on the theory that the com
United the trunk lines to grant allowances
10 tap lines OH business OF shippers not
connected with tn. tap line.
Representatives for tho tap lines viii be
heard Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
.LYNCHBURG CLUB
HOLDS FIRST SHOOT
fspeclal ~ Tho ri,n-s Dispntcn !

OF tho LynchnurG Gun club was held
yesterday afternoon At the Oikwood traps
the Shooting being somewhat marrei by
cloudy and threatening weather. Consider
ing tn" weather. tho scores were unusually
good for the nrst shoot -: the season. There
were thirteen men facing the traps during
the afternoon l.. VI. Daniel and j. owen
Winfrec the amateurs.
Tho reorganization fo- ih- sason was ac-
compiishei by the election % The following
uncer- President. W. J. c Stockley. vice.
president -. ". ". Dennis; secretary
treasurer John Tishcr, held captain. John
Yesterdays results. The targets being 100
Broke "paniel. o.: - O iiisher. o., II /.
W!niree. q S,ecklcy. -. Dennis 81: Jones.
RoAnoke. "ii Lee, 90 W. X. Wlnirec =:
Houston, :" watson 81 Terry, 81
.'-luGlcHtcs professional
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Important Meeting
Be Held Tonight

The Amateur Baseball Comnlis-
sion Will meet Tonight ut : o'clock
at Murphy's Hotel. and IL III hoped
NIL members will bc in attendance.
Several important subjects will
be discussed, npd the seasons work
Will be outlined and probably dc
cidcd upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
GAME AT WILLIAMSBURG.
William and Mary Academy Defeats Ola
Point Comfort Inllccr.
ISnnnInltn ~ :. .E.,.-n- nT-.7-

EpecluT 20 T!he I!lUcs Dis UltCh.
Wi.!l"msburg. Va. Aprii Sin the opening
game OF the season William and Mary Acad-
envy defeated old Point Comfort COLLEGE
mere this afternoon - Tho locals won
thr rhine by punching hits. their work rs
q whole being 40 bettc! than ;hat OF IN.
visitors spencer on the mound performed
Mrl ;"r th- NilliamhUrE~9s Keeping ms
hlts scattered an! sending twelve old Point
ere icy tn" siriE.-oUt route Houston gtruc!,
"nt Tn ~ the locals. bur allowed hi,- ~
Is, Seq i,'i,, y II. e
william ana Mary Arsdc.l-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
MICHIGAN WINS
FROM CRACKERS

Ather, Ga. April s-rhc rnivcrsi;y az
Nlrniran to-day defeated tho I-niveraliy Of
Georgia ia baseball mere to O. notwi,h-
-iincire that Hitchcock. She Georgi.
bieArt. held inc Wolverine hattcra to thr.c
h!iS. Michigan scored ono rUi fin the iir.,
"nf iHn ~ the second and Two run. IL Tho
,iSeote; NiIE
Georgia ........ I.
,bt'ieI!es- sis.cg and Siplor. Hitchcock ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

ISptCIaI 10 Inc TlmcS- DIS p1tCh.
lynchburE. Va. APRIL S.-The &C
tivity of Federal revenue men in this
section is shown by the recent arrest
OF a nccrcss named Emmnline Preston.
in Campbell County, on the charge of
selling wine without a license The Of
iicers found 100 empty jugs In the wo-
mans house, as well as u quantity Of
" hiskey and wine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
McC,uLGi AWARDED RECORD.
In ilfEht ou February - Attained
Height az .,i:.a Ecrt

lSpecia. to The Times -Disphtchl
n" Nofk. Apr!. The American aI,l-
tHuc record Tor an aeroplauc wax oiiirisliy
awarded To Theodore { McCarlev a. Inv
hy ~ Aero Ciuh. Of America. FOR nirh,
ON ebrNary - az san Diego Cal. when no
attained an altitude OF L. 10, feet
Manuel Estrada Cabrera. President OF tn.
t-pIni!c OF Hchicmala. was elected q inom-
tO-laN. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
RACE IS PREVENTED
BY ROUGH WEATHER
ISnccin1io rhe Times nisnotch l

New Haven, April Slough weather in
the harhOr prevented the race between the
ilrst ana second Fights of the Yale rowcrs
this afternoon. and the committee, after
waiting three hours for the waves to sub
slide. retired disappointed when the post :
poncncnt WAS announced. Tho race Will he
rowed, II weather permits to- morrow morn
Ing at II o'clocS.
IN exhibition Ivy tho three crews ~ tho
varsity squad was given OH the Cuinnpiac
River. ana they showed exceptional form
The iirs; eight took advantage OF the lea off
the bank, and led 10y Two Lengths AT tho iin-
ish The second eight was passed 10y tho
third n; the mile hut they nit UP the stroke
ana caught the reserve men a quarter or Il
mile from the finish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Death Of W. j. Hunter.

NJ ~ 10 ny T I'ICS- DISPUTE ]
W lnnipcS. April S.-W. j. Hunter,
Trunk Pacific Railway, died this af
tcrnoon following stroke of apo
picNy last Friday. lie had occupied
IMPORTANT positions in the railway
service in Chicago, BufTalo, pittsburrh
;.nI Detroit, lntcrment Will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Ouimct on Chnmplon.iI, Course

Sanwich Kent, Enc. April S;r'rancis
bhimei OF Brooi.iinc, Mass. played his frs.
round over the championship course her.
io-day, and did the i holes In :. strokes.
The record for the links Is IS, made by John
Henry Taylor. British open cham pinn
Th- American open champion saii hr was
his game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN
LEAGUE ADMITTED

Aunurn. y y April s-Thc yirrin!,
Mountain League, embracing the territory
OF CnArlottcsvtle Clifton Forge Coyington
ana stanton. ~. has CUalifleI for mem
hcrsh'p IN class II baseball iragucs accord
Ing 10 decisions given out to-day hy Chair
iahn Farrell. of the National Board OF Ar
bitratlou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
baseball Scnres.

leGc o.
A. Newport Ncws-Newpor; News. 4: Phil
nings ra!np.
~ West Point. y. Army. 6; Cornell. 4
Mars I'm College. O.
y, purham-Trini,y College, ,: Davidson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Bill TO Regulate L.nhhYInr.

Washington. April S.--A bill 10 regulate
!ohbyins IN the House was introduced to-
day by Representative Floyd, or Arkansas
Tor the Judiciary Committee. 1t would have
every legislative counsel and agent employed
by any person, corporation or association 10
promote or defeat legislation to register
ana TO render an account OF all money ex.
pended by him in such capaciu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

Brooklyn. y. y, April S.Tvo runs behind
= The end Of tho seventh, the Brooklyn
Nationals Won ia the last two Innings against
tho rhiladclpi.ia Americans to-day TO :
Score; L: H. +.
PhilaGclphil Observation-Disclosures. 3 .
Erooklyu .,...... ............... 3 u
BATTERIES Busn Burning and Schaus
IA gam. Allen. i,tettr ana FlscMcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

T!"rrisburS, I'a., April S.--NndroW
Jackson Duh, for many years promi-
nent in the iron business in Pemnsyl-
vania and Virginia, died here late to-
night in his cightyfourth year. Mr..
Duh WAS a member Of iron firms active
in the Pittsburgh district forty years
ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

omaha. sob, April s.--Ii;chcr stew
enron, OF the Omaha Western Lr;t,,,c
team to-day struck out Iionus Vag-
ncr WIN man on third bnso and two
Sut IN" score waa Pittsburg, l3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Albany-Jacksonville, postponed,
rain.
1T Charleston, j. savan-
nah. 4.
AT Macon-Macon. .; Columbus, c.
At ugusta-AUguSta, {; Columbia, {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

atlanta. Ga. Aprn ~ wcatho- today
'etN.irI ~ IN" GENE sTUelGicd here hr.
tween th~ Rorhc-ter International I.cagun
team and inc Atlanta southern Association
Med 20 meet .o-runrrop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Jennnc,,c Knocks gu, .,o,nsou.


I.Ferpooi, ApGil s-.Inc Jcanncttn no
american negro pugilist, Tonight kupcJed
oAt -hhdf'" Johnson IN the fourth foand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
SOUTHERN LOOTED
LIKE NEW HAVEN
Charge Made i'll Senate i'll
Letter Read by Till
man.
DESTROYS RICH INTERESTS
South Atlantic Ports Discrimi-
mated Against to Advantage
OF Northcrncrs.
DESTROYS RICH INTERESTS

Washington. April s--That tho
Southern Hallway system has been
"Inilkcd' to an amount aGgrcgating
$5o.D00.00o, after the fashion OF the
wrcckiny of the New Haven Railroad.
is the charge made in a letter read by
Senator Tillman, OF South Carolina.
this afternoon.
This letter, written by Il. L. Du-
lancy, OF Bristol. Tenn, also charges
that the Southern. the Norfolk and
Western and Other Southern roads are
being used as Instruments to destroy
private interests. especially some OF
the independent coal properties in the
territory tributary TO the Southern
Railway system.
This was read by Senator Tillman
TO represent his charge that the South
ern halfway is discriminating against
South Atlantic ports. through secret
rate making ana other devices. Du-
laney is q coal operator. lie charges
that through eHorbtant rates from
tho mines to Southern ports and real
Sonablc rates TO the North. tho group
Of inanciers who dominate the South
ern hallway have, been systematically
footing that road to the advantage Of
other Northern roads owned by. the
same group.
Tonnage Could he Increased.
Il bclive that II is u conservative
estimate" writes Dulaney, Ito say
that the mines from Virginia to Ala
bana reached directly by the South
ern Railway could furnish coal now
~ III" rate OF 10000. 600 tons pcr annum
for Underwater business, and this tom
mage could lie Increased at an cnor-
nous annual rate if the operators were
only certain Of their position.
This would increase the gross rev.
cnuoS of the Southern hallway by $l4,-
100000. assuming that the 1idcwatcr
rate OF $40 would he put in. and
when YOU add To the freight item the
value OF the coal itself. at a low esii-
mate the amount would be S25,000.0OO
annually that would remain in the
territory served by the Southern Rail-
way
~ believe a thorough investigation
viii show that the Southern Railway
has been the dumping grounds for the
sale OF other railroads at reasonable
profits BY the friends OF the business
associates OF some OF the directors.
have personal knowledge of the sale
of the Virginia and Southwestern
Railway by Henry X. McHarg at prac-
tically six times what it cost him or
his company, when the Southern Rail-
Way could just as well have bought it
directly and saved the $5.O00,0OO
believe that an Investigation will show
that such transactions. amounting
probably to 100000 or more have
taken place since the control by the
present Eanciers."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Court Forced to Adjourn.

Belfast. ireland. April S.-Nilitant
suifraScttes created so much confusion
ana nois, in Police Court here to-day
when Dorothy Evans and Madgc Muir,
officials OF the Belfast branch OF the
Womans Social and Political Union.
were brought up for trial, that pro-
cecdings had to be adjourned.
The two women were charged with
having in their possession explosives
for the purpose of committing n felony.
The court was crowded with wo-
men when the prisoners were brought
III. and, acting apparently on II signal,
they raised such a din that neither
magistrate nor prosecutor could make
himself heard AS they We're led out,
the two prisoners shriekcd that they
would not permit the holding of Il
court.
The opinion was generally expressed
That orders had been issued froiR mill
tant headquarters to the sufragcttes
TO create similar scenes every time "a
woman was charged with a suffrage
outrage
After passing q short period In their
cells. Miss Muir and Miss Evans were
again brought into court. Both tried
TO dash into the streets, ana in the
struggle Miss Evans tainted
Wncn placed in the prisoners in
closure. Miss Muir hurled Il grip sack
at the magistrates head, and he
promptly rcmandcd both accused in Gus
tody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va, April S.-Thc WASHINGTON
and Lee Buffalo Federals game to-day Was
postponed on account OF wet grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
VIOLENT MILITANT
IN POLICE COURT
Mrs. Drummond in Fierce Strug-
gle With Police-Throws
Whistle at Magistrate.

London. April S.--Pandemonium
rciSned in Police Court to-day, when
General" Airs. Flora Drummond. mill
tant suffragette, was fined $40 with the
alternative of going to prison for two
months for creating Il disturbance at
the Untonist rally on Saturday.
Mrs. Drummond was SO violent that
tire" policemen had to remove, her
hat pins before the magistrate found
opportunity TO pronounce sentence.
The General" vehcmcntly declared
that she would never pay the fine. She
was forcibly removed to Il cell
All the time Mrs. Drummond WAS
in court she kept w Il fierce struggle
with the police and shriekcd dcnun-
Citations on every one present. Even
Il sister militant suffragcttc who was
in court was the victim of verbal
attack because she did not storm the
prisoners enclosure and rescue the
General"
Selling a policeman's metal whistle
Mrs. prummond flung II ut the mag
istrate'S head. but he lodged IL.
Taking advantage OF the diversion
Mrs. DrummOnd then sprang from the
enclosure. but WAS seized before she
got far away and was carried back
shouting ana struggling.
When Mrs. Drummond had become
calWer she was released, as either
she or some one else had paid her fine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-14
John Jacob Astor Said :

Only fool bemghted as to believe that he cannot make
money by investments realty The fortune of the Asor family
was founded real estate investments That was almost the
sole form Of investment that the older members of that family be-
eved IN heir holdings New York city have been increasing
tor almost century, yet doubtless the original purchases ere most
ohem considered by the public too high and something that would
not be realized upon.
Right there where the public makes its mistake and has made
them tor one hundred years this country In its propensity to
overlooked P T. Banun said the public were oos He n,a
may not have been far wrong Certainly if progress had waited
upon public approval the biggest eats would yet ndone las
hill when he pioneered railroad building In the Northwest was
His foresight told him the wisdom of the policy he was an
derision failed to deter him. F1'''''e anu
It IS the who backs his own judgment amidst the iee Of
the skePGs who WINS the who looks ahead and follows
his foresight spite of criticism who has usually produced results
There New YOrs In which to follow the lead If the
AstOrs nor another Northwest to be conquered la Jas Hill but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-14
FOR sea Esae nvesnent See The Following Which Ahbee

II. M. Jim" Maple
S06-8O7 Mills Bldg.
Mayfield Building & I'm
provement Co.
612-613 First National Bank
Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-14

M ORE MEN have been made wealthy through increasing val
4v4 us zeal estate holdings than from all Oercaus combined
Pick out the men Ell today who the biggest financial fig
ues question if you can find who has not made
the bulk Of his fortune In real estate.