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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
FAIR ASSOCIATION
ENLARGES ITS SPACE

At the meeting OF the State Fair
association yesterday with President
Henry Fairfx presiding, It was deter
mined to enlarge the facilities for
handling the agricultural exhibits.
Last year there were fifty county
exhibits. 1t Is believed that at the
coming fair there will be at least sixty
county exhibits.
T. Q. Sandy, state representative Of
the department OF agriculture is
even now actively engaged in his pre-
parations for the greatest agricultural
exhibit the State ever witnessed
The association determined TO en-
large the farm buildings and 10 pro-
vide a special department for the cam
ming girls and boys corn club ex-
hibits, thus giving much more space
In the present agricultural building.
The members of the association were
gratified at the outlook for most
successful fair this year. They de-
clared the amusement features would
be of the very highest class and that
the prospects of the OVERLOOKING OF
the various exhibition departments
were exceedingly bright.
With a depleted treasury, owing to
the bad weather during the last fair.
the association hopes TO have
picked" a good weather week this
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
MOTOR TRUCK IS
BUILDING WEST

The, motor truck has taken upon
itself the building of the modern
West It's speciality seems TO ba aid
in the accom- piishment of the great
est engineering feats which have 10
do with Harvesting or conveying OF
water.
Packard motor trucks were called
into action on the Great Western
Power company's dam at Big Mead
ows in the very heart of the Slerras
Of California. A haul Of fifty-two
miles where there We're continuous
grades of and per cent for ten
miles at a time, and grades of II TO
is per cent at other points did not
deter the trucks. The freight was
steel Orders weighing 1,S0o to 1000
pounds, and generally weighted TO
the truck by heavy bags of cement.
In the shadows of Mts. Hood and
Adams In the Cascade range Pack
ards have engaged iii another huge
undertaking The Northwestern Elec-
trio company, OF Portland, Ore. had
to harness its power from the White
Salmon river in Washington, one
hundred miles away. They called on
the motor truck 10 help build the
big power plant and then specially
equipped this same truck TO set more
than a,NUD pores over WHICH Niic eicEN
tric current was brought into Port
land.
In the mountains 1t carried lengths
Of pipe so long that IL took 1900
pounds of cement on the front half
of the trucks platform TO Keep It
from tipping over on the 10 to 10
per cent grades.
Packard trucks have covered 90
600 miles In this mountainou work
where formerly only mules could be
used.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
SOUTHERN WILL
SPEND MILLIONS

WASHINGTON, u. C., April IL
Following his statement of February
goth In regard to Southern railway fl
nancing President Fairfax Harrison
today announced that with the pro-
ceeds of five million dollars of equip
ment trust notes Southern Railway
has Just contracted for SO locomo-
ties. 50 all steel passenger train cars.
and 4.075 freight train cars, largely
Of steel construction,
OF the locomotives Is Will be the
heavy Mikado freight type, 5 of the
Pacific passenger type, ID six-wheel
switchers, and 2 eight-wheei switch
ers. They will be built In accordance
with the latest and most improved de-
signs and will be similar TO motive
power of the same types row in serv-
ice on the lines of the Southern Rail-
way where traffic is heaviest.
The all steel passenger equipment
includes thirty-fve coaches OF the
largest and latest type. electrically
lighted. four dining cars. five coInbina
ton passenger and baggage cars five
mail and baggage cars. and five bag
gage and express cars.
The 4,o75 freight train cars will
frame ventiiator box cars. 1850 thir-
include 1900 thfrty-ton steel under
ty-ton steel under-frame ventilator
box cars, 500 ffty-ton all-steeI fiat
cars. zoo cahooses. 100 steel under
frame stock cars. and rs steel under
frame poultry cars.
This large consignment order shows
the belief OF Southern Railway com
pany In the continued prosperity and
growth of the territory IL serves and
its purpose TO enlarge its facilities to
keep pace with that growth. AS soon
AZ It can he delivered by the builders
this equipment will he placed in scrv-
Ice and a, the disposal of the business
interests OF the Southeastern terri
tory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
HAS AUTO-BUS LINE

The Shenandoah Valley Transpor-
tation Co. Strasburg and Winchester,
Va. proposes to conduct an automo-
bile passenger business between the
two points, a distance of eighteen
miles. operating a 2o-passenger ma
chine which will be lighted by cleo
tricity at night. Car will make two
round trips daily. Connection with the
Cumberland Valley Railroad Will be
made at Winchester. The service may
be extended to Harpers Ferry. twenty
two miles from Winchester III. c.
Barden. M. O. Simpson and F. w.
Shank are interested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
ELON COLLEGE

ELON COLLEGE, n. G., April IL
Last night in a debate of rare excel
lence the freshman class went down
in defeat at the hands OF two eloquent
sophomores. Messrs. ". L. Kinney. OF
Southern Alamance. and j. G. Truitt.
Summerfleld. The freshmen were
represented by Messrs. r. NJ. White,
Waverly. Va. and William Jennings
Bryan Truitt, a brother of the sopho-
more speaker and remembered as the
winner of the North Carolina Inter-
collegiate Peace medal in Greensboro
on March goth Of this year.
The freshmen were confident OF VIC
tory and represented their side excel
lently, but the sophomores won. The
query was Resolved, That the United
States should assume the same rela-
tons toward the Philippines as 1t has
toward Cuba. The affirmative argued
the question from the standpoint of
our own American principles and lust
deserts and patriotic desires of the
Flipinos.
The negative agreed that independ-
ence would ultimately result, but CON
tended that the United States has not
yet fulfilled her obligations assumed
when she took charge of the islands
up to anarchy at this time.
DIR. j. O. Atkinson rendered the de-
cision in a happy speech. His coll
leagues on the judicial bench Of the
occasion were DIR. w. e. Wicker and
County Superintendent J. c. Robert
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
OFFICIAL CHANGES
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE

The Seaboard Line Air Line has
made some changes of positions in Its
official list and has created some new
offices, besides abolishing the position
pointed first assistant to the president,
II. w. Stanley is appointed second as
sistant TO the president, and G. ;. Lake
is appointed general superintendent.
These changes took effect April ].
The Seaboard also recently appoint
ed a valuation committee composed of
NJ. T.. Ryers, consulting engineer and
chairman of the committee; II 5.
Thomas, engineer: G. II. carp, real es-
tate appraiser: J A. d. Parrish. ac-
countant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
PATTERSON BROS.
INCREASE STOCK

The stockholders of Patterson Bros.
Tobacco company, Inc, Richmond,
have authorized an increase Of $3.50,
0000o capital stockk, making a total
ca pital of half million dollars. This
was found necessary 10 take care of
the rapidly growing demand for smok-
ing tobacco
The Pattersons are famous for their
more than a half century policy OF
merit believing In fun tobacco quality
and no coupons or presents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12

The Cooperative Tobacco Co.. Inc.
OF L.awrenceville. Va. has been incor-
porated with capital stock from
$fO. 900 10 $4,000. W. w. Meredith
ID president of tho company and F..
Lac Chambliss Il IL secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
DANv|LLE TOBACCO
REPORT FOR MARCH

DANvTLLE, VA. April 1f.-Pres-
ident T. S. Williamson. OF the Danville
Tobacco association has issued his
monthly report on tobacco sales in
this city during the month OF March
which shows substantial increase
on the number of pounds disposed of
on the local market In March. 1sis.
The following figures speak for them
selves:
Sold during the month OF March,
1914. 3.43a.42T pounds for s5l4352.3s.
Sold during the month of March.
1913. 2,317.ass pounds for s257.ss1 II
Gain for the month of March. 1919
l.l2l.45a pounds for s256,47 t.2a:.
Average price for the month OF
March. 1914. was sI4.95.
Average price for the month of
March. 1913. was slt12.
Total sales from August 1918, 10
March al, 1914. inclusive. amounted to
42sSG,s40 pounds for sT,4s4,l22s5, av-
eraga for season. Si7.46.
Total sales for same period OF pre-
vious year. 35.347.sl1 pounds for the
sum Of s4.es2.T 42.o1; average for sea-
SON, 1914, s14.1s.
The gain for the season Of 1914 over
the past year amounts 10 'tSf~tS-S
pounds and se4so. 3Se.ss.
-----
The spectacle of Aunt Chloe, an
aged coiored woman smoking pipe
was too much for the new minister,
who. fresh from school. was bursting
with reform "Aunty" he said, do
you think YOU are Christian ?'' 'Ye s
brudder. spects ] is DO you
believe in the Bible2" Yes, hrud-
der" DO you know there is a pas
age in the Scriptures that declares
tina. nothing unclean shall inherit
the Kingdom OF Heaven ," Yes.
Use heard IL" We'll. YOU smoke,
and there is nothing so uncfean as
the breath OF a smoker SO what do
you say TO that" We'll. when | go
deere ] 'spects 10 leave my bre4 be-
hind me-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
industrial Notes.

Florence Mills. Forest City, N. c..
will install 1s2 automatic looms 70
replace old weaving achinery- This
equipment lie being furnished by the
Draper company, Hopedale. Mass.
Mayfield. KY. Wooden Mills VIII
add SO new machines to branch
plant at Paducah, KY This 100000
Company operates $500 spindles, fifty
looms. dying machinery. finishing
equipment, etc. with 500 operatives
employed. at Its main plant In May
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12
PcnnsyIynnia Earnings.

The gross earnings OF the Pennsy1-
vania Railroad system from all its
lines. both east and west OF Pitts
burg, for the month OF February
were $aa4.3l0.2os. over $S.600.0o0
less than for the same month OF last
year. For the two months OF Janu-
airy and February the decrease IN
gross earrings was se,5s7. 900. and in
net earnings 1t was $3,947 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12

successful agricultural show Is
carried ON each year TN certain VII
age in the south of ireland. Among
the many competitors for the. en-
enlargement Of the thrift and clean
liness is one for the best turned out
donkey and cart, The prize for this
was usually won by the local deetor
Or the local solicitor After one
year's show the farmers and WORKING
classes protested that it was not quite
fair to expect their hardly used an
smais to compete successfully with
sne well-cared- for and well-groomed
Animals OF those who generally won
the prize. In consequences IT this
protest the Following provis1 In con-
nection with this competition np-
peared In the ..show piacard .faie tol-
ipwipk year: IAN legal and medical
kAxg excluded-. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12

Continued on Second Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-12

Many people entertain the idea that
because Sydnor & Hundley have a
fine store that they must pay high
prices when they trade there, but
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-30

holding the Maps to seven scattered
hits Mitchell and Collamore were
slammed by the Browns. Shotton and
Pratt each shot off three hits.
Brooklyn got 10 hits off Alexander,
,but they were scattered Dalton and
Killifer each smashed three bingles.
Cravath got a triple and single. Ra-
gon was knocked out of the box.
Herzog has laugh his Reds to score
without hits. They registered five
TALES on half a dozen swats off of
4Iagermap and Steele. Yingling and
Benton we're batted hard, but stalled
the Cards off. Butler raped dou-
BILE and two singles.
OutfieIder Schneider has been sold
to the Lincoln team of the Western
League by the White Sox. He is a
fast fielder, but failed to hit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Waco, Tex.-Because his wife had
filed suit for divorce, George Crum
shot and killed his sister-in-law and
his stepdaughter, wounded his broth
er, fired at his wife and mother and
missed, and then committed suicide.
Lacrosse, Wis.-CharIes Lund kill
ed and John Christensen seriously in
jured when joy ride party landed in
river bottom. Louis Crimson, taxi
owner, arrested for fighting police.
Rome.-Pope Plus today divided
state of Washington into two do
ceses, creating diocese of Spokane.
Observation-Disclosures canal tolls
fight transferred to floor of Senate
when Senate inter-oceanic canals
Committee reported repeal bill with
put amendment or recommendation.
acknowledgements again as
serted its strength in House of Com
mons when motion for vote of CEN
sure because of policy in relation to
Ulster was defeated. - ~
Topeka Kan.-Kansas conditions
at present indicate total yield this
year of more than 1876, 100000 bush
els of wheat.
ST. Petersburg.-Peasant who. at
tempted suicide by lying down on
railroad track was fined S. for plac-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-30

causing train to STOP"
BrusseIs.-WhiIe digging trenches
for drains near Antwerp workmen
unearthed pot containing 100000
worth of Roman gold coins.
New York.-Mrs. Henry c. Bowen
loaned her chauffeur and auto to her
cook on Easter Sunday. Chauffeur, it
is charged, got drunk and spilled the
cook, who is now suing Mrs. Bowen
for $4,000.
Willis, Tex.-Bandit who held up
cashier of Willis State Bank when
alone, slain by posse after he escaped.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Unusual spec
tacle of prosecuting attorney testify
ing for defendant given when Rich
ard A. Werneke, prosecuting attor-
ney for Vigo county, testified for
Mayor Roberts on trial for election
frauds.
oit.-confirmation of loss of
steel freighter Benjamin Noble in
gale on Lake Superior given by Off
Gals of Capital Trans. Co. Vessel
carried crew of 16 men.
Peoria, .III.-Although girl testified
she had retained her chastity, jury in
Federal Court found Nick Bones
guilty of white slavery in transport
ing Mildred Novales from Iron Noun
tain, Mich, to Galesburg, Ill. p
New York.-Agreement for con-
solidation of New York Central and
Lake Shore railroads. adopted by di-
rectors of N. Y. Central
Oshkosh, Wis.-Geo. Diehl, work.
man, drowned in Fox river. Ran OFF
bridge of the Bascule type.
GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Farmers in this
section disturbed because two-thirds
of calves born this spring have been
males. Teachers told them of similar
event during one of Caesars cam
paigns when great loss of life was
predicted because of number of male
calves born that year. @
Bismarck, N. D.-SeVen inches of
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03
OCTOBER WEATHER SUMMARY
October W., Westst, oc,obsr ior
Corpps chrlst Since f3eg-~sum.
rrsry 81 Weathsr Conditions.

Total ainfslf lv Corpus christi dsf-
lrr prfnhff amounted ~ tt1 inches
aeHpr0lne A. ihs monthly msfenreiaaic.
ii summary which was Yesterday maae
pHhilr hY Observer 81 o. Lehman Tie
precipitation aefiuf shs month waa far
above normal which ~ "a year
period has bean g0f inches pftohtf
wac the nettest orfober with one "a
eepiiDn since fhe weather station pas
established n years ago That onr ~
rcpiiBg WAS priohef 1888
Tho hiFhfsi Temperature fof the
month was Ca ftf 7ih Arinr ~ degrees
and ihs lowest SO qu fhe 18th Tie pre-
tsiHra direction u me wind fof iHs
month uas from tire Southeast me
flfai movement being $3.50 miles az
hspr average Feierifr ~ fgs and me
highest fsineaY. 80 miles PEI hogr ot-
cured ~ The 18Th
Eos wae recorded N three days 81
enc month. sefh. Goth snd sgnd and
fhnnderriOrms on the iith. and i1ih.
There we're zen days ~ the rnpnfn
cloudy ana 10 dags clear
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03
COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET
FRIDAY NIGHT AT kUECES
Ore HuNgfea o. More Mtnbera ars
Expected 60 Attend the
Altar

Members uf tnr Commercial Club
i0 Nr mmhcf ~ onn hundred Ui MON,
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SOD urIrtk Coz what Nna hrfn ismc.s
Boosters lnuuutt The soie $3.50
pose In H1nnfine tnr afflr n ST. ha,r
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rHftanrc uf fnr Commercial DluD ta
'Hfput CHRISTI hnI aiso tu haHt shuft
u.lhH nuw representative Corpur
christians on pi,ns Cos adYanrint th.
interests uf fhc ritf that ais worth
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trrwinmont COMMITTEES, mas thr lfrW
n ,hsfs, and re4noHe ,hat aii thus,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03
O'FlAHERTY OFFERED
HIS SUPPORT TO
JUDGE ". +. TlNON
INCIDENTS ~ CONNECTION VITA
CASE RELATED Nv JODcg
TtMoN.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03

in ~ y klsoifn, IT, political ud-
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days issue - the Democrat and ths
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03
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