The times dispatch. [volume], November 04, 1910, Page 7, Image 5

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The Most Beau?
tiful Additlon
A Beautiful
Place to Live
Montrose Heights is situated on a beautiful plateau,
pverlooking.the city of Richmond, affording a view,
equal to that from Chimborazo Park; It is less than
two miles from the centre of Richmond, fronting on
the, NATIONAL BOULEVARD ROAD, and only
ioo feet from city limits,' paved vwith TARVIA
PAVEMENT and maintained by the government a?
one of the finest boulevards in the world.
Montrose Lots Sell at
Only $3 to $8 Z
And Are Worth Double
Its high elevation assures pure air and plenty of"
bright sunshine, with good, pure water and no smoke
?just the place for children to thrive.
The Hcnrico Street Railway.will run within three
blocks of the property, makiiig it 'of easy access to
thc city. '
If you will see the property you will convince your?
self that it is the most attractive homesite location
in or around Richmond?a place ^vhere you would be
glad to live.
V*-J
For a Home or an Investment See
Montrose Heights
"Up Where the Sun Shines."
Put Every Dollar You Can Possibly Spare Into
Montrose Heights Lots
In or Around
Richmond
Fortunes have been quickly and easily made through wise real estate investment, and no propo
sition ever held greater promise of large, quick profits than does M0NTROSE>HEIGHTS.
Tbe Locatlon Is Ideal for a Home. It Is Unequalled for an Investment
Buy where values are certain to increase and your profit is sure. ' 1
'MONTROSE HEIGHTS prices must increase, because it is the lowest priced good property
ever offered in Richmond. ,
.The Ideal Home Site
MONTROSE HEIGHTS
" Up Where the Sun Shines."
Montrose Heights Is Just tbe Place for Your Future Home
It is of easy access to all parts of Richmond?one of the energetic, progressive, growing cities o?
th'e country.
It is high and dry, "up where the sun shines," with fresh air, good water, excellent view and de?
lightful surroundings.
?? All the lots are large, with plenty of room for the children to romp and-play and grow, where
you can have chickens, a garden and all the things that help to make a happy home.
Stop paying rent and own yoiir home in Montrose Heights?-the most beautiful spot around
Richmond?where you can escape the inconveniences of crowded quarters without sacrificing city)
advantages.
The low prices and easy terms on which MO NTROSE HEIGHTS is being sold make home own
ing easy. BUT ACT AT ONCE. \
IVIEIj'li1 I Every Person Attendlng This Sale' Will Receive One Ticket Free on U-iifc ?-???? i
Mr Xvbb i Lot Which Will Be Given Away December lst, 1910, MT I^CiCi ;
Every Montrose Heights lot will soon be sold at the, present low prices.
Will you buy now at "first hand," or will you wait and pay the other fellow a profit? ""
Come Out and See the Property
If'you appreciate rare value you will buy. Take Broad and Main car to Chimborazo Park and
auto will meet you, or walk less than half .a mile o; i th'e National Boulevard.
SALE OPENS TO-MORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK
An Unusual
Investment
At present friccs Montrose Heights is the most
attractive investment Richmond has ever known.
... Its location and its grand natural advantages are
assurances that values will soon treble.
The C. & O. Railway will soon build One Million
Dollar shops on a 350-acre tract just east of Montrose
Heights. Montrose Heights is the logical #home sec?
tion of the C. & O.'s skilled mechanics. When the
shops are built Montrose Heights prices will advance
rapidly.
Note These Easy Terms
iThen
$10Down
$l?4k
No lnterest or Taxes for Three Years
The Henrico Street Railway will, upon completion,
run within three blocks of the property, and will soon
pass it or run through it. That will increase Mont?
rose Heights values.
The National Boulevard is an asset possesse'd by
no other addition.
Wise but not hard restrictions, and our rule of
selling only to desirable people insures a good neigh
borhood. ' f ,
Nearly all Richmond property is a good invest?
ment, but none equal Montrose Heights in certainty
of-large, quick profits.
v.__._i_J
WIL.ES LAND COMPANY, City Agents,
Telephone 6905
BUNN & SONS, Sales Managers, Office on Grounds.
Down Town Office. 1114 East Main
tEZELL
111 LEGISLATURE
blic Men Think His Retire
ment From Senate Would
Be Calamity.
ls with mixed feellngs that the
i high" ln the State's affairs view
i situatlon regardlng the possible
?idacy of Senator George B.
zell,. of Rockingham, for the offlce
iudltor of Publlc Accounts, to suc
I the honored Morton Marye, who
j retlre. WhiJe the probable value
his services ln the offlce ls appr'e
,ed. there is quite a feeling that
Slderlng the momontous Issues of
Jlc taxatlon to be settled by the
t Leglslature, hls tlmo ls demanded
Phone
for
the
RED
C A R
SIX STANDS
Olfice
New
Taxi
Service
DaydSiyMon. 780 or 781
Garage
Day & Mlght
Mon. 783
Jefferson Hotel. Mon. 786
Richmond Hotel, Nad. 4061
Murphy's Hotel. Mad. 6660
Lexington Hotel, Mad. 6620
Smart, Speedy, Safe, Taxime
ter Rates. "Aik Mr. Qowmtn"
Virginia Taxi-Service Co.
Childrey
Hair Tonic
Is a scientifically compounded prepara
tioti, which does all wo claim for it.
The formula comes from a specialist
whose methods have been eridorsed by
experts. Makes lon?, glossy hair, pre
vents dandruff, falhng hair and baid'
? ness. n '
Childrey s
first and Broad Streets.
Whltman's Candy,
Perfume, ,' Atomizers,
Cold Cream of a|l Klnds.
.here. Senator Keezell's long service
n the Leglslature and as chalrman oi
:he Senate Flnance Commlttee have
jlven him an Intimate knowledge ol
.hc flnanclal affalrs of Virginla.
It is certain that tho General As
tembly at Its next session will take
lp the questlon of segregatlon, and
hat it will have before tt the forth
:oming report of tho State Tax Com
nlssion, of which Senator Keezell is a
nernber.
A State officlal in close touch 'wlth
:he sltuatlon, after saylng that he
tnew that many requests are belng
nade of tho Rocklngham man to be a
?andidate for Audltor, since the orig
nal publicatlon of hls name as a pos
ilblllty ln The Tlmes-Dlspatch, com
nented as follows:
"Senator Keezell's declslon ln this
natter will be watched with a great
leal of Interest. It those of his
riends who are trylng to get him to
innounce hlmself for Audltor of Pub
lc Accounts, are successful, the State
s assured the election of a man whose
>ast service is the guarantee of his
uture usefulness. On tho'other hand,
here are many who' would regard
Senator Keezell's .removal from the
Senate as little short of a publlc
calamlty.
"There ls every reason to belleve
that the next session of Assembly wlll
be the most important ln the recent
hlstory of the State. The report of
the Tax Commlsslon wlll then be ready
and among- other vitally important
matters whlch wil come up. will be the
flxlng of the s},stern for the taxatlon
of rallroad property after 1913. Sen?
ator Keezell is uriquestlonably the
best informed man on these subjects
ln the State. with the possible excop
tion of Speaker Byrd, and his absence
from his usual post in the Assembly
would bo a serious loss to the Flnance
Commlttee.
ELLYSON TO OPEN
MEETING TO-DAY
Virginia Students' .Conference
Will Discuss Many Impor?
tant Topics.
Delegates representing practlcally
every institution of learnlng in the
State are here to attend the Virginia
Students' Convention which opens in
the chapel of Richmond College thls
mornlng at 9:15 oclock.
Lleutenant-Governor J. Taylor Elly?
son will welcome the delegates, and
followlng hls r?marks the convention
wlll proeeed to business. Topics for the
mornlng session aro as follows: The
place of mlsslonary department, mls?
slonary actlvities, mlsslonary commlt?
tee, meetlngs, literature, sustalnlng in?
terest in mission study /classes. ? Dr.
.1. Lovell Murray wlll lead the discus?
sion.
The pollcy for 1910-11 wlll be adopt?
ed at the afternoon session. Conslder?
able interest centres in this feature, as
j many new measures are to be intro?
duced. Devotional exerclses by C. L.
Crano wlll preface the session. These.
topics wll b? discussed: True objectlvo
of mission study, how faculty men may
asslst, mission study courses, reference
I material, class leader. To-nlght at '8
. o'clook devotional services will be con?
ducted by S. A. Ackley .and wlll be
followed by an address by Dr.- J. O.
, Reavls.
?To-morrow's session will be openod
wlth devotional exerclses by M. w.
Leo. after whlch addresses will be de?
livered. The speakers and thelr sub?
jects aro as follows: "Why a Medlcal
Student Should Study the Blble," Dr.
1 W. P,-Matthews; i "Discussion on thc
Promotlon of Blble Study," Dr. XV. D.
Weatherford, general student secretary
of the South. An address to the volun
teor ban1! will bo delivered at the af?
ternoon session by Dy, D. Clay Lllly.
At night the delegates will attend an
illustrated lecture on "Negro Llfe ln
tho South," by Dr. Little.
Sunday morning tho delegates will
attend the various churches, whero
speclal mlsslonary addresses wlll bo
heard. That afternoon they will hear
an address by-Dr. XV. D. Weatherford,
who wlll also speak at tho oloslng ses?
sion, whlch will be held at nlght.
Tho convention ls belng held under
.the ausplces of tho Stato exooutlve
commltteo of the Young. Men's1. Chrls?
tlan Assoclatlon of Virginla. The stu?
dent commlttee ls composed of the fol?
lowlng: Dr. J. L. Howo, Dr. Charles
K. Blshop, Dr, W. W, Smith, Dr, -XV. P.
Mathews, Dr. Charles W. Kent is chalr?
man of tho-,State commlttee.. Secro
tarles are S. A, Ackley, M. XV. Loe and
J, 13. Pleasants.
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III Int.rri.lN of Gooil HondH.
[Spoolal to The Times-Dispatch. |
Lynchburg, Va., November 3.-?A blg
barbecua was, hqla at Coffee, Bedford
Qounty, to-day in tho iptevestrf of the
proposed bond lssue for tho extension
of the Forest and Bnonsbaro maoadam
roads. A number of.prominent speak?
ers were heard during the day,
LEAGUE MATTERS
TOBECONSIDERED
Representatives of Baseball!
Clubs Will Meet To-Day
in Petersburg..
MURDER IN PRINCE GEORGE
Committee at Work on Pro?
posed New Steamboat
Line.
Tlmes-Dlspatch Bureau,
109 North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va., November 3.
A meeting of the owners of the Pe?
tersburg baseball club wlll be held
to-morrow afternoon ln tha Chamber
of Commerce to conslder matters look
lng to the future of the club,.. At
nlght a conference wlll be held wlth
Presldent C. R. Wllllams. of the State
League- Mr. Bradley, ot the Rlchmond
Club, and representatives of other
State League clubs, to conslder league
matters of interest.
Murder tn Prlnce George.
Charles Haynes was shot and kllled:
CASTORIA
For Infauts and Children.
Thg Kind You Have Always Bought
. Bears tha
Slgnature of
^k^TSISEfe
FORTHEINNERMAM
An excellent lot of Jumbo Cocoanuts
at' 10c just in. New crop. Rich, heavy.
meat and full fiavor.
We are receiving regular weekly ship
ments of the finest quality thin skin,
heavy, juicy, excellent flavored Grape
Fruit, 10c to 20c each. ,
This fruit is picked ripe from the tree,
carefully packed and shipped direct
Hermann Schmidt,
504-8 E. Broad St. -.v
Phones: Monroe 101 tp 104.
fxmssm
e
Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges
Are a Summer Necaiaity.
Chas. G. JURGENS' Son
Sole Agent?, Adarru and Broad,
Kl?tu 1b tbe C?atr? e< Furattur* Ulitrleu,
early last nlght by John Williams at
the rallroad camp at Poe. on tne Nor?
folk and Western Rallway, a few inllerf
east of thls clfy. The two men are
negroes, halllng' from North Carolina,
and were employed as laborers In th?'
construction of the belt line around
the city, and they occupled the same
apartment. It ls sald that they got
lnto a quarrel over a key. Williams j
left the shaek, but subsequently re.
turned and thrustlng hls plstol through
the window, shot at Hayries three |
tlmes. One of the balls ctruck a vital,
point. and Haynes fell and explred ln
a few minutes. Williams escaped and
has not been capturetJ.
rrrmluins to Be Pald.
The affalrs of the recent Southside
Vlrglnla exhibit are belng wound up
as rapidly as possible. Wlthln a day
or two checks wlll be malled to lall
partles who won premlums and to all
partles holding claims for servlces, and
a handsome balance wlll remain ln the
treasury.
Next year the falr wlll be on _
larger scale, and wlll be held on the
assoclatlon's own grounds. The 'Corh
mon Councll wlll lend its- assistance,
and lf feaslble wlll surrender a part of
West End Park as a site for the falr.
Tlie New Steaznbout I.lue.
The committee appolnted by tlie re?
cent buslness men's meeting will walt
on the merchants and manufacturers
ofthe clty to-morrow to solicit sub?
scriptions in behalf of the proposed
.new steamboat Une to succeed'. tbe
Phlllips Line, now ln the hands of re
ceivera. The line ls to run between
Petersburg, Rlchmond arid -Norfolk
and all intervening polnts.
Tlie Importance of maintaining the
water transportatlon facilltles of tho
clty are fully appreclatod by the bus?
iness men of the communlty, and
liberal subscriptions ln support of the
new scheme are expected.
On appllcation of the recelvers of the
Phlllips Line, the sale of the steamer
Pokanoket, now at Norfolk, for $12,
000, was contlrmed thls afternoon, by
decision of Judge JUullen, of. the Hust?
ings Court. The Pokanoket was the
largest steamer of the Phlllips Llnt?
running between Richmond, Peters?
burg and Norfolk, and was sold to a
Norfolk party.
lnterest ln Atuemlmeuta.
Whlle nio congressional electlon ln
this district on the 8th of November
promlses to be very cjulet, owlng. to
the fact that Robert Turnbull, tho
Democratlc nomlnee, wlll have no op?
posltion, tho people are manlfestlnjc
considerable lnterest In the proposod
constitutlonal amendments to be votod
on.' Sentlment hero seems to be di?
vlded as to tho wisdom of the~amend
inents and there wlll be somo scratch
lng at the-polls.
nivci-Hlde Hunt to Oiteui
The River'slde Hunt Club will start
tho season on Saturday afternoon with
a meet at the Uennels ln Dlnwlddle
county. The club has added somo now
hounds to the nack, hus ropulred all
lhe jumps and expects to furnish some
good sport. Harry Seward ls master
of tho fox hounds. The club expecta
the famous Brunswlck Club and hounds
shortly, for a week or two of live
huntlng.
, Negro Tlileven lu l.imbo.
Wllliam Thomas, the West Virginia
negro, who made thlngs so llvely In
the thlevlng Une here tor a \vhllp, and
who was convicted and sentenced yes?
terday on three separate ohargos of
larceny, was sentenced on a fourth
charge to-day. Ho has now U60 dnys
to serve ln jall, , wlth more theft
charges to hls account.
Willlam Henry Blow, negro, who has
recently robhod many rosldences and
enjoyed mldnlght meals ln thom, was
to-day sent to tho Hustings Court to
Jio trled for burglary,
I'or.sonnl uud Otbervvlxv.
At t.ho resldenco ot tho offlclatlng
mlnlster.--Rov. D. H. Kolston, thls
week, Mlss Florence Hassel Krlsble
wb,s marrled to 13, Ashton Bass, ot'
Norfolk,
Petersburg ls trylng the, experlmont
of olltng some ot Ita unpaved street.
voaclways. HH
Tha sult of Luelnda Cole, colored,
ftgalnst tho clty ot Potoraburg, clalm- ,
Ing damages to the amount of $1,000
for injurles caused bV stepplng In.a
hole ln the stree?, nas occupied the at?
tention of the Hustings Court to-day.
Stewnnla Etfrted.
The fourth quarterly -conference of
the Market Street Methodlst: Episco?
pal Church was' held last night. and
stcwards wero elected for the ensuing
year as follows: J. P. Willlamson, W.
M. Lewls, C. M. Brlste'r, Walter Spark
lln, J. E. Young, T. E. Stroud. C. B.
Nunnally. A. L. Lewls, AV. R. Turner,
Forrest XV -ucker. H. E. Wrlght, G. C.
Wrlght. W. T. Parham. J. W. Scoggln,
XV G. Malone, C. L. Guthrie, J. R. Man
son and XV. R.vSmlthey.
Walter Sparklln was elected record
lng steward, and P. W. Tucker, dis- ?
trlct steward.
Destroyed by Flre.
[Soeclal to The Times-Disnatch.]
Culpeper, Va., November 3.?The.
handsome resldence of Lewls Wood,
known as the old Montague Wood
home, three mlles north of Culpeper,
.was burned to-day. Cause of fire, de
fectlve flue ln 'the kltcheri. The loss
ls $4,000, and lt ls partly insured.
MEMPHIS SI.EEPItfG CAR SERVICE,
VIA SOtTHERrV RAILWAY,
leaves Rlchmond 10:45 A. M. dally.
Southern Railway offers very. attrac?
tive service to and from Memphls.
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
920 E. Maln St.
By N. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate nuctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TAYLOR AND ROWLAND STREETS.
In executlon of a certain deed of
trust, dated Aprll 17, 1908, and record?
ed ln Richmond Chancery Court, ln
D. B; 1^6-A, page 495, we wlll, at the
requost of the beneflclary thereln, there
havlng beeu default ln thc payment of
a portlon of the dobt secured thereby,
sell at auction, on the premlses, on'i
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 19t0.
at 4:30 o"cloek P. M.,
thnt certain lot ot land, wlth the tw<
two-story frame houses thereon. slt?
uated at the northeast intersection ot
Taylor and Rowlnnd' Streets, fronting
?17 feot by a depth of - uo feet to a 15
foot alley. The Improvements consist
of two two-story flats, well arranged.
This is. good rentlng property, and
should attract persons wanting good
oporty.,
sh, v
N. W> BOWE, Trustee.
Investment property.
TERMS: Cash,. \^
On nccount of small attendance of
bWdors, tho above sale was pc-st
poned untll
TO-DAY (FRIDAV1, NOVEMBER 4.
1910, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P, M.
N. \V. BOWE, Trustee.
? By Brooke & Carter,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
?
At the request of tho owner, a non
iresldent, wo wlll, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ITH,
,' AT 1 O'CLOCK,
offer at publlc auction, that very de
sirable and woll-bullt.'ten-room brick
dwelllng, s
No. 2204 E. Broad St.
Thla housij has heen recently put ln
flrst-class order; has ulvvay*. been a
good renter, and, us tho owner ls unx
lousJ^ to sell, a bargaln oan bo had.
Attractive terms wlll be announcc
at time of salo.
^ ^"*By""c. L. & H. I* Denoon.
Real Estato Auctloneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
NEAT COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT ON
SEVEN PINES ROAD. NEAR
STOP 38.
By vlrtue of a deed of trust, dated
February 0, 1908. recorded in Henrlco
county clerk's office, D.'B. 184 A, pago
377, and at request of the holder of the
note aecurod therein, default havlns:
been made ln lts payment, 1 wlll se?l
by auotlon. ori the prernlses, on
\ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1910,
at 4 o'clock P. at. the abovo property
described ln sald deed ?s all that tract
of land. wlthln Improvements thereon,
lri the county of Henrlco, Va.. a-bouc
slx miles east of the clty of Rlch?
mond, fronting on"Seven PInes or New
Brldge Road 100 feet, and runnlng back
200 feet, adjoining the land of aiattla
M. Hammersley.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of salo
and to pay the note of $612. wlth ln?
terest from February 9, 1910; balanct
at one and two years, or all cash, at
optlon of purchaser.
_C. L. DENOON. Trustee.
By The Valentlne Auctlon Co..
Auctloneers.
TPvUSTBE'S AUCTION SALE.
LARGE STOCK FRESH GROCERIES
(ON SHELF AND IN CASES), SHOW
CASES. ALASKA REFRIGERATOR.
HANGING AND COUNTER SCALES,
COFFEE MILL, OIL TANK, AWN
ING, ETC.
By vlrtue of a deed of trust from
E. L. McAlister to me as trustee, and
duly recorded in the Chancery Cour\tt
clty ot Rlchmo-d, Va., I wlll sell at
hls store,
826 W. Cary St., Gbrner
Cary and Cherry Streets
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4TH,
commenclng at 3:30 o'clock P. M.. a
lar?"e and well-selected stock of fresh
StapleGrocerles ln orlglnal cases and
on Shelf, such a Canried Tomatoes,
Corn, Peaches, Peas, Beans. Plneapi
ples, Asparagus. Condensed Mllks, va?
rlous Baking Powders, Sardines. Laun?
dry and Toilet Soaps, Starch, Tobacco,
Extracts, Bottled Ollves, Catsup,
Plckles, Salad Dresslng. Sauces, Tre
serves, Jellies, Cakes and Crackers.
'Flour, Sugar. Coffees. Teas. Splces,
several cases orlglnal packages Toma?
toes, ' aiatches. Macaroni, otc.
FIXTURES.
Large Double Alaska. Refrigorator.
Coffeo Mlll, three Show Cases, Hang?
lng and Counter Scales, Meat Blocks,
Meat Tools, Cake Cans and Rack. Oil
Tank, Awnlng, Desk, Vegetable Blns.
otc.
Sale posltive, Frlday. November 4.
2:30 P. M.
TERMS: Cash.
i HEATH J. RAWLEY. Trustee,
THE VALENT1NE AUCTION CO..
_ Auctloneers.
By Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
"TRACT" OF LAND CONTAINING
KIGHTEBN AND TEN ONE-HUN
DREDTHS ACRES, INEAR THE IN
TERSBCTION OF?. THE BROAD
STREET ROAD AND DAVIS ROAD.
In. oxccuiion of a deed, Of trust
duted February 15, 1909, and recorded,
in the Clroult' Court of Henrlco, D, B.
181-A, pagw 391, dofiiult having beon
mado ln tlie payment of a portlon of
tho debt therein nocured, I wlll sell by
publlc auotlon, in front of tlio Hen?
rlco Courthouse, on ;;?*
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH.
at 12 o'clock noon, tho above men?
tloned tract of land.
TERMS: Cash.
tl. XX. POLLARD. JR,
Trust** .