The times dispatch. [volume], November 04, 1910, Image 8

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Npw~RnwlingTeai3ie Contemplated?Jamestown Races?Footbal
Used Piano
?at a Biga
REDUCTION
In perfect condition; very beau?
tiful case; excellent tone.
1 S350.00 Weser Bros. Piano,
beautiful upright mahogany case,
almost as good as new, ttO?*"!
now.?JJ?-?fc*?/
WalterD.Moses&Co..
103 E. Broad Street.
Oldest Music House in Virginia
and North Carolina.
IN ITS BEST FORM
Several Changes Made Prior to
Game Against William
and Mary.
[Special to Tbe Times-Dispatch.]
Ashland, Va.. November 3.--Just
what the outcome of the game ln V
llamsburg on Saturday between Wil?
liam and Mary ^^ Randolph-Macon
wlll be lt ls hardly ?P^sible to guess
from comparatlve scores. R*"" {.mi
Macon's.team Is however, ln the bes
condltlon that lt has heen in thls se*
son. The eleven has undergono .i gen
erai overhaullng. and looks betto ta
tho shake-up. Blanton ls ont ". tm
game. befng lald up with lndlgestion
Whlte has*been put Perrnanently a
left half back. Wray has.beer,, out to
a week wlth a bad knee. He ls
very valuable defenslve player. fclop
Itlns has been shlfted to the vacanc
St full, and the ^eftv end seems t
have a prnounced ablllty to hlt th
line: in hls place at rlght end 3 1
Bate has been put. Bane ls a stead
playor, although not so fast as Ho
klns R. F. Bane has be^n put at quai
te" and the youngster ls ^i'v ^
oplng into a star. He ls Rainlng bo
experience and speed. J. F. Woo<
house has been out of the game ten
Dorarily on account of classes. Ho inj
11 back ln for Saturday's game. H
pface has been fllled by Dyerle cent
on Randolph-Macon Academy at Be
ford City. last year. Wightman. sul
stltute end. ls out for a day or t*
wlth a bad wrlst.
Tne most pronounced lmprovono;
on the squaa has been made "y ti
llnesmen. From aU appearances th.
are now ln trlm to play champ'onsn
ball for the rest of the season.
On Tuesday nlght the students he
a. bl" football rally. Coach Warn
and Cheer Leader Nolley made speech<
and all the songs nnd yells were go
over and practlced. On Wednesdi
arternoon practlcally tha entlre st
dent body was on the side llnes watc
lne the scrlmmage and practlclns thi
rootlng. Every man seems to. be t
htnd the efforts of the team.
BOWLlMlEAGUE
L BE F
Experienced and Inexperieno
Players on Same Team so as
to Develop New Talent.
Tn order. .to stlmulate interest
bowling a 'rlew laague wlll bo form
wlthln a'-'few" aays. it ls Intended
have the teams forrnlng thc le'ag
composed of two old an'd seasoned plt
ers and three novlces. The reason i
this arrangement Is the lack of expe
?need bowlers. In addltion to t
scarcity of men it ls also the deslre
those Interested in the formation
the league to develop new players.
It was polnted out by the man ca
Interested ln the movement that
team whlch represented Richmond
the National Bowling Tournament
Baltlmore made a most credita
ahowing. landlng ln thirtleth pl
om of a total of 700 teams competl
As a matter of fact one of the 1(
players, Whitman, ranked third anv
all the bowlers ln attendance.
bowled 255.
As a wlnter sport bowling has
rlvals. 'It ls a game requlrlng l
bralns and brawn, and clalms m
<ievotecs locally. Should the
league meet with succjss appropr
prizes wlll be offered to the wlni
?team In addltion to a cup whlch
be thc property o? the team wini
the championshlp. It ls lntendec
make the organization a permanent
fair. Witnln tlie next tew days
nlte plans wlll havo been formed
given to the public.
Richmond wlll be repressmei*. at
next nettional tournament at Bui
and by that time lt ls hoped thi
team wlll be developed which
bring the championshlp honor
Rlchmond.
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00 nrond Street.
VERBOSA
"It Speaks for Itself,"
WON THB RACE,
ind Captured the Flrst Prlze?I
Favor.
THE 10C. CIGAH FOR BC.
Havana Flller- -Porto Rlcan Wri
Call for It hv name at your d
The Four Cylmder RE0
A. hi"h powered car, rich and
iome, (or $1250.00.
Thi* car, at this price, is so rema
an achievement that the thinkinj
will waat it explained. Write
Reo Motor Sales Cc
South Boston,
TEN AMERICAN ANDqEURCC'EA'JA'
'AWttt TEN AMERICAN AHU,
Sauer
LUREL STAKES
WON BY ALL RED
Wins in Impressive Fashion
From Melisande, Heavily
Piayed Favorite.
[Spoclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Latohla, Ky., November 3.?All Kod
upset all calculatlons ln the Laurel
nolllng stakes at Latonla to-day, by
wlnnlng ?. Impressive fashion from
Melisande, tho heavily piayed favorlte,
by a length, wlth Tom Uayward, thlrd,
a length back, and a head ln Iront oi
thc other starter, Prlnco Gal. The raco
was marred by a bad start, Prlnco
Gal being practlcally left at the post.
Summanes: ... , , ??.
flrst race?purse $400, tlve and one
hau turioiigs?Duiiuts, nrst; Kamazun,
seconu; Pluln Alin, tiliru. '^'"^ .}'-{i\^?:
$2 mutuels pa u: Uuoois. *8.o0, wln,
ltamuzan, $9, place; Plain Ann, So.10,
Second raco?flvo and one-half fur?
longs, purse $400?V. Powers, tlrst.
Apine Prince, second; l<roetUe, ti.ira.
laiino, $1:08 2-5. $2 mutuels pald: V.
Powers, $10.40, wln; Applo Prince,
$23.1)0, place; Frecklo, $3.40, ahow.
I Third race?purse $409, mlle and a
furlong, selllng?Third Rail. tlrst,
Uucoii Marguerite. second; Nethermost.
thlrd. Time, 1:53. $2 mutueis pald.
' Ihlrd Rail, $7.1)0, wln; Queen Mar?
guerite, $3.60, place; Nethermost, $J.J0,
fourth race?tlu Laurel stakes.
purse $1,200, slx furlongs, selllng?AU
I Red. flrst; Mollsanae, second; 1 orn riay
ward thlfd. Time, 1:13 3-5. (SjjUtueta
[pald: All Red, $40.20, wln; Molisamle,
I *8Fl0f,th> aCrace?one mlle. handlcap,
| purse $500?Star Charter. flrst; Sldnoy
B.. second: Idleweiss. thlrd. Tlnie,
1:40 1-5. $2 mutuels pald: Star Char?
ter, $3.70, wln; Blaney'R.. $2-??. Placo;
I Idleweiss. $2.80, show. ,
1 Slxth race-purse $400, mlle ?
seventy yards. selllng?Henry Hutch
lnson, flrst: Imprudent, socond: t>\y
Mary, thlrd. Time, 1:44 3-5. $2: mu?
tuels pald: Henry Hutchlnson, $31.20.
wln; imprudent. $3.50, place; Foxy
. Mary, $3.40, show.
rOR miM GAME
'. Probable Line-Up. of Virgini.
: Eleven in Saturday's Con
\\ test Announeed.
'' I [Speclal to Thc Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
!i Charlottes-...le. Va., November 3.
- j Darkness found Vlrglnla's footbal
" squad hard at work on Lambeth Fiel.
> agaln to-day. The return of coo
! weather put new llfe lnto tho men, an.
1 lhe practlce was full of snap. Mos
s of tlie aftornoon was devoted to run
' nlns through stgnals. though some at
'* tention was glven to punt tormatloni
1 Advlsory Coaehes Spates and^miam
\ gave much of thelr time to indiUduc
1 instructlon. The latter was ver
':- avorably impressed with thc show
v ing made by Beardoll and Westcr, c
. the scrub team.
. To-morrow's program calls for a
'-: hour's slgnal practlce from 3 to ?
? Head Coach Crawford to-nlght ar
nounced the following probable lln
up for Saturday's game. Wood, centr.
Towles and Pankey, guards; A arn<
and Holladay. tackles; Bowen and Wl
son, ends; Honaker. quarterback. Toc
and Drlver, halfbacks; Jones. fullbac
Nlneteen pluyers wlll compose t
squad, the others belng Goodhu*. ful
back: Cannon and Harris. half back
Grant, quarterback; Hewltt. end; Bea
doll. Wester and Wellford, llnesmc
The team as above announeed, w
he one of tr.j ltghtest that has repr
sented Vlrglnla ln recent years. T
placlng of Wllson at end brlngs t
team's average welght down to 1.
The players who compose tne seco
icamar; perhaps ten pounds heavi
man for man. and. of course. many
these wlll be trled out Saturday.
'?Emptv" Cooke and "Johnnlo" N(
alurnnl coaehes of recent years, w
reach Washlngton ln tlmo to soeSi
urday's contest. and w 111 spend the, f
"owlng week heer to help prepare 1
team for the Georgetown Bame,
Of the present coachlng sc.uad, U
Hams returned to-nlght to Roano
and on Saturday wlll act aa an. offlc
at the North carolina-Vlrglnia Po
technlc instltute game ln Rlgft?
Spates wlll aceompany the \ trgi
team to Washington.
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ATTRACTS IHE
Fields Fast Filling With Hui
. men in Quest o? Game?Ra
bits and Quail Attract.
Wlth the huntlng season now in
blast, nunismon are rapWly UWn
Held and woods, pursulng t'cetwli
ii ds or the nlmble-footed rabbit
a day but nnds some party star
out for tho country, loaded with
of-the necessary paraphernalia
wlth guns cleaned and prlmed.
Probably ln few other sectlons 01
country aro there bc- many ar
nuntsmen as ln Richmond. Lot
llrst day of November come. v, hen
ban of the law ls llfted. and each
going traln carrles wlth h, dlso
ot the mlghty Nlmrod. By llia
giving Day not a strip pf groun
whlch huntlng is permitted but
have been visited b>' sookors ?
game. Of course, everythlng sl
able wlll not huve been shot foi
ull lovers of the uport are good vn:
men, but a try wlll havo been nuu
A little later on the opossum au
coon wlll come ln for slaughter
this wlll bo ufter tho frost has 1:
to thicken und the moon rlses lu
night. At present the partridge
quail. wlth an occasional flin;
"Brer Rabljit" will prove thc prli
attractions to those all<?ld.
hand
rkabla
Va.
llaltcr?TeuulN.
[Sneciul toTh ? Time?-Dispat.;h
Hampton, Vn., November 3.?Th
ldence of Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar M.
nls on Phoebus Bay. was this
r man! n??n the scene of a brilliant we.
? man when thelr daughter, Mlss Grace
Tennls, was marrled to John llu
Baker, of "Rlchmond. Mlss Kalte
nls, a cousin of the bride, was pi
hohor. and John Taylor. of ltich
was thu best man. Mlss Tennls v
gown of whito crepe de c-bina
carried Ultes of the valley and I
roses. She is the daughter of
Tennls, president, of the Hank or
bus, Mr. and Mrs. Baker' left tl"
HV1L tornoon.for New york. They w
29' 1 bidf ln Richmond,
SSSSSSSSSSBSSmwmmmlmmlmBB^mmBWBWmmBBltlSasm -
Quality and Economy Reign
Supreme in the Suits and Over
coats Shown Here at
$12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $25
Burk & Company,
808 E. Main Street
DAY'S RACES AT NORFOLK
RUN OVER HEAVY TRACK
Favorites Go Down to Defeat in Majority of
Events?Scratches Are Few, and Fairly
Good Fields Are Seen.
i *? 1 thlrd.
Norfolk, Va., November 3.?Ab a re?
sult of the raln of thls mornlng the
races to-day were run over a heavy
track. whlch meunt that the mudiarks
had the call ln the speculatlon end of
lt. But the talent did not "em to be
able to plck thc wlnners as ^orliei
went down to defeat ln tho maJorUy
of thc events run. Scratches were
comparatlvely few, so that fairly good
nolds were seen, wlth the colois UP,
Tho Oldsmoblle handicap was won t?
Martin W. Uttleton. who led all tho
way and .won easlly. The crowd to
day was very sllm. Summary:
Flrst race?three-year-olds and up.
selling, seven furlong.s-Dress Parade ;
II., 108 (Gross). 5 to I. 4 to 5. 1 to a,
flrst; Laughlng Eyes, 110 CDlamando).
7 to 1 5 to 2, 6 to 5, second; Tempter,
110 (Goldstcin). fi to 1. 2 to 1, even.
thlrd. Tlmo. 1:32 1-5. Ten Pace*.Mon
Aml. Loynl Maid, Emlnola and Aunt
Kate nlso ran. ......
Second race?two-year-olds, fliues
and geldings, selling. flve and a half
furlongs-Aldivia, 109 (Goldsteln) 5
to 1 2 to 1, I to S, tirst; Thrlfty. 105
(Lang). ?13 to 5. 6 to 5, 7 to 10. second;
Whlm. 107 (Gross). 8 to 5, 3 to 5, 1 to
3 .thlrd. ? -Time. 1:12. Marsh Llght.
Mayweed. Andy Chlsholm. Beau Boudei
and Indoa also ran.
Thlrd race?liurdlo handicap, four
vear-olds and up. nbout two mlles?
Essex 147 (Noe), 5 to 3, oven, out, flrst,
Expanslonlst. 156 (Henderson). 9 to 5,
3 to 5, out. second; Judge Cronln, 138
(McKlnney). 11 to 5. 7 to 10, out, thlrd.
Time. 4:14. Dr. Heard, who also ran.
lost his rlder.
Fourth race?two-year-olds, Oldsmo?
blle handicap, slx furlongs?Martln XV.
Uttleton. 111 (Duvls), ?' to 5, 1 to -.
out. first: Babblor. 118 (Dugan), o to -,
4 to 5 out, second; Capslze, 110 (Dla
mando). 15 to 1, 4 to 1. out. third
Time 1:16 3-5. Cherlsh also ran.
Fifth race?three-year-olds and up
selling. seven furlongs-Silverlne, 10c
(Gaskln). 6 to 1, 5 to 2. 0 to 5 ftrbt
Chlef Hayes, 110 (Irvln). 3 to 1,, 1' to.-5
7 to 10. sprend; Radlum Star, 10'
DRAMA NEW TO RACING
ENACTED AT ATLANTA
Drivers, With Bared Heads, Wait in Stilled Ma
chines While Final Prayers Are Said at
Funeral of Al Livingstone, Who Was to
Have Started in Race?Results
of Contest.
Atlanta, Ga.. November 3.?A drama
new to automoblle raclng ln America
was enacted on the Atlanta speedwaj
just before the start of the 100-mlle
?with?"theystrairis of "Nearer. My .God.
to Thee" floating from the frandstanu
band far up and down the track nlne
big raclng cars llned up at the start
Iiik wire, their englnes stilled for ftf
_tmmatcic
THE commanding Aurumn Shape? V
the ?ightlie?t, ?prightlie?t Collar 1
of the teason. Ooesn 't pinch, poke or
pull. Curved to claip the ehirtband.
The scarf-space simpUnes knottins.
FRISBI&, COOX& G>. Q
World's Champion
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Irene '
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Ten- :
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v-ore a
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JO.VKs MOTOR CAR CO?
'Allen Avenue and Broad Street
Fr.r .-.? Yvnrs tlie Houso of Wuallty
Straus3 Gunst & Co.,
Dlstll.lers and Blender's ot
Flne WhlslKlrn.
Drink Old Henry
Us l.onc Kocord Proves ua .Moi..
The Worth Auto Sales Co., 439-501
W Main St ' Phone Madison 7060
(isweeney), 15 to 1, o io *?, u ??" *? ? ]
Time, 1:32 3-5. Toniata. Moltke, Trugo j
and Horlcon also ran.
Slxth race?three-year-olds and up,
selling, mlle and a slxteenth?Gay De
celver, 106 (Alex). 5 to 2. 4 to 5, out.
flrst; Captaln Swanson, 100 (Lang). ?
to 2, 0 to 10, out. second; Dlxle Kn ght,
37 (Gordon), 4 to 1, 7 to 5, 1 to 3, thiro.
Time, 1:53. Tho Golden Butterfiy also
Entries for to-morrow at James?
town; ,, _.
Flrst race?for three-year-olds ana
up, one mlle, selling-'Bokeby, 93; Tom
Melton. 95; Dracolo, 100; 'Neoskaleta,
103; Sllverlno, Arondack, Hazel Thorpe,
Summer Nlght, 105; ?Radlum &Ur.
?Agnler, 95; Von Lear, 111.
Second race?for two-year-olds, sell?
ing, slx furlongs-Idle Mlchael Tho
iNlgger, Cuttyhuck, 99: Troy Welght,
iMollle S.. 104; Leah, 109; Sandhill, 10i.
Thlrd raco?for two-year-olds. seii
llng, flvo furlongs-'AHle BlltUen 101.
iBobkln. Fair Atalantn, Spes Nostra,
Trustee, Falr Mlss. 106; Klngpln. 109,
Indora, Bendaga, IU.
Fourth race?the Lynnhavon Hotel
purse for all ages, live and a half fur
longs^-"Vla Octavla, 95; Onager. 99
Chllton Queen, Elaborate, 106; 3. tl
Houghton, Flylng Squirrel. 103: Taka
hlra, Bosom, 112; Royal Onyx. U
??Babbler, 99.
Flfth race?for three-year-olds an<
upwards. flve and a half furlongs
?Hudas Slster, 96; Woolcasto, Herpes
106; Joe .Galtens. 107; ?Moblllty TIJai
de Korllcs. 108: Flylng Squlrrel 113
Horlcon. 104; Montcalm, 110; John A
Monroe, 110.
Slxth race?for three-year-olds an
up. selling. one mile and seventy yard
?Bang. Algronel, The Monk, 95; 'tn
llst 'Nostaleta, 'Golcondo, Temptei
?Be'aiiclere. 98; Henry Monroe. 10?
, Oakhurst, Harvey F.. Chlef Hayes. 10,
ilDuke of Brldgewater, 108.
. I_
?Five pounds apprentlce allowanc
0 clalmed. *?Coupled. _
teen minutes, whlle thelr arivers wi
bared heads walted for the last pray
to bfc said in another part of the cl
at the funeral of Al. Livlng<tone, w
was to have started ln the 100-m:
race, but who was killed" ln practl
here two days ago. After the hyr
there was a long sllence, and th
suddeniy the hand started a two-st.
the racing englnes coughed and t
big race was on,
Joe Dawson, in a Marmon, jump
into the lead, and held lt for nlnet
elght mlles, when he was nearly t
minutes ahead of the offlclal Amerlc
record for 100 mlles ror class B ca
Then a shaft broke. and he stopped
the pit.s for repalrs. Slx mtlesbeni
were his nearest rlvals. Gelnaws *.
L and Knight's Wescot car. whlcli
over nlnety mlles had been runni
nose and nose, often wlth, scaic
an arm's length separatlng them.
Into the final lap these two ran s
even, but ln tho last half-m'le G
naw pulled ahead, and won py .
yards from Knlght. Dawson returi
to the race just ln time to tako tri
place. The time of ? the winner i
! 1:26:17.62. '?"? " ,
! The races wlll contlnue for i
' days more. To-morrow thore wiu
elght events, teatured by a -00-r
race. Just before the racing be;
the match event between Ty Cobb
Nap Rucker was declared off. lt ?'
announeed that Cobb ..had receive.
telegram from president Na.hey.oi
Detrolt baseball club, advlslng hlm
to race.
One-mile time trlals. best time
Flat (Bragg), 41:12; Marquette-Bt
(Burnum). second; best time. i
Abbott-Detrolt (Montague Rooei
third. f)Ti:62. ?.?
12-vnlle stock chassls, 1CI to 230 c
inches plston dlsplacement, won
K. M. F. (Wltt). Abbott-Detrolt (A
tague Roberts), second; AbbottriJei
(Mortlmer Roberts), thlrd. 1
11:05:33.
Free for all. twentv mlles, won
Marmon (Harroun). Simplex (fla"
second; Lozlor (Multord), thlrd. 1
15:2.1:77. ' .
Tcn-mile stock chassls, 231- to
inches, won by Marmon (Dav.
Marmon tllelnemann). socond; 1'
L, (Golnaw). third. Time, &:34:70.
Ten-mile, free-for-all, won by {
quettcBulck (Burman), SlmPlex (.
son). second; Flat (Bragg) t
Time. 7:12:52. , ....
Twenty-mllo stock chassls, 45
boo inohes, won by Lozler (wu.,r'
Lozlor (Horan), second; -Sln
(Beardsley). thlrd. Time, 16:13:03
One hundred mllos, class .B, .30
?150 Jnciies for a trnhey and $500.
by'F. A. Ii. (Gelnaw), Wes
(Knlght). second: Marmon (Daw
thlrd. Time, 1:26:17:62.
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Injured by Full From llorac.
ISoeclul to The Tlmes-Dlsoatch.
Durham, N. C, Noveiqber '?i-~~
T.lda Oarr Vaughan, tne daugnte
Mr. and Mrs. P. XV. Vaughan. A
horspiback rldlng yesterday ln com
wlth Professor Hrnost J. Groep,
fered tho fraoturo of her left ann
fall fron? the horso. Tno a
turned. . .
CADETS ANT1CIPATE
HARD-EARNED VICTORY
Realize That Carolina Is Strong, but Expect to
Offset Weight With Speed?Bocock Working
. Men Hard and May Spring Some Sur
prises?Tarheela Are Likewise Con?
fldent of Wmnincr.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Blacksburg, Va? November 3.?In?
terest among the Virginla Polyteohnlo
Instltute cadots, so far as football
goes, is now centred ln the ganje
w4th the Unlverslty of North Carollna
at Rlchmond next Saturday, Thls
game ls second tb norie on the sched?
ule in Importance. The Bohools have
beon rlvuls for years, and the record
of both during the present season
promlses one of tho best exhlbltlons
of the sport to bo soon on tho South?
ern. grldlrpn thls fall. Although the
lnstltuto boys wlll not be thero as
a body, the hundrods of alumni llv?
lng ln Rlchmond, Norfolk and other
nearby places wlll be there, and, as
the Tarheels also have a conslderable
local followlng, there wlll be no lack
of supporters for both teams.
Senklng to Perfect Plnys.
The practice thls week so far hai
been more ln the Hne of porfectlng
the men ln thelr work than ln at
temptlng anythlng new. Thelr show?
ing ln the Washington and Lee game
at Roanoke lnst Saturday has brought
forth somo lnterestlng comments from
those who saw the game and were
xneso nave - uiroiinn jl.
Shaf ts From Sportland
By G. MALBERT
mat tuo sporting- olement Is In Rlchmond
goes without saylng. If any proof ot thla
faet were needed a glancc at tho crowds
whlch gathcr wherever the returns of a blg
baseball game or prlzo fight or horse-race
are given would convlnco. Trouble Is that for
some reason or othor there ls little real
sport locally to attrsct. Tlmo was when
I wrestling matches woro most popular. ? Then
i somebody pulled oft a few raw mills ar.d
the gamo was queered. Come out, somo of
you mat artlsts and lssue a fow challenK'n.
Maybe lf we got togethor we wlll
be able to start the game agaln.
And If we do. let's bave It on the Bquare.
and lf any of tho boys try to pull off any?
thlng off color, why we'll Just blackllst
them. thafs all.
Is'ow all of you hunters drop around In
thls offlce and tell us tho news of whnt you
did ln tho deld. We'll belleve anythlng you
tell us. I was talklng to a man yesterday
who knows. and he told mc thal there were
more huntlng and flshlng partles started oul
of Rlchmond than out of many cltles wlth
much greater population. Surely somebody
ln some of these partles must klll something.
V. B. Fodgson
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arl Captnln and full l??ck of the \. P.
footbnll team, whlch meets Carolt
rs; nt llronil Street Pnrlc to-morrow.
| Big Reduction
tin That make it profltable for you
el- trade at our two stores.
100. .:,-? '?>'?'?'-_
ie"' Silver King Flour, 34c bag;
H_: per barrel.;:,V,$5^
! New Virginia Buckwheat, lb... .4
wo' Granulated Sugar, lb. ..._.-5
?ei Good Salt Pork.H
1"?. GoodLard.,.\
iml i California Asparagus, can.??
vas 1 lb. Seeded Raisins, new........ ? ??
1 a' Fresh Eggs, per dozen.f,
thJ>, 4-btring Broom .? ? ?-:?*?
nov ] SI .00 botlles Duffy Malt Whiskey.8
by "j Swift Pride Soap. 7 tor.2.
ilcic' Large Juicy Lemons. dozen.i.
:,95.: I Large New Irish Potatoes, per "
ts),j peck, 22c; or, per bushel- 8;
lplci Cream Clieese, per pound....... .2'
by! Try our 40c Green or Mixed Tea
ton-: fcr Cold tea. It's regular 60c
rolt, kin(:j
lme'! Extra Large Fat Mackerel. 6 for.. .2
by Ohl Virginia Herring Roe. in 2-lb.
pn), iCans.-.....;. ..J
Ime' Smoked California Hams, per lb... 1
300 Elgin Butter, per pound.?.3
on),, Early June Peas, 3 cuna for. .*
A' j New Rolled Oats, package-... ?
Hamilton Roasted Coffee, 1-lb. .
Sftti'-- packages.\
?A,, 3 cans i omatoes for soup.......... i
I Uest City Meal. 20c peck; or, per
,\?! bushel .??'
Chipped Beef. per can.
Potted Ham or Tongue, per can
filrd.,
ird),
plex
1 to
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tcott
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ULLMAN'S
SON,
X WO?STORES?T WO
by a i 1820-23 E. Main. 506 E, Marahi
iddie tfWO Stores?Phones at kacta.
Miss
r of;
vhlle
pany
suf-1
been rnalrily ln commendatlon of
Branch Bocock's style pf coachlnB aa
compared wltli that glven tho Lex?
lngton men and othor teams that have
been seen ln Vlrglnla thls year; par?
ticularly as to the nafuro of tho
offenslve work of the Techs and the
very notable fact that they camo out
of tho contest practlcally wlthout in?
jurles, whlle thelr opponents suffer?
ed severely. So for thls (Season the
I toam has piayed stralght football, and
whlle lt ls sald they do not lack for
puzzllng plays, there has been no
necessity so far for brlnglng there
lnto use. _? . .
Great Gnmc Expected.
Taking these facts, wlth the reputa
tlon of tho North Carollnlans lnto con
slderatlon. lt ls hlghly probable thal
the gamo ln Rlchmond thls weok wll
be one of the best ever seen 'n thti
State. So far V. P. I. has only beer
scored on twlco thls year, onco througl
a fumbled punt by Davldson. and bj
tho Navy, tho best tho latter couk
do belng a goal kicked from the fleld
Following the game Saturday come.
the ono on November 12 wlth Georg.
Washlngton ln Lynchburg and th<
great Thanksgiving game wlth Nortl
'Phone or wrlte, or come around yourae
wlth the news. Plenty of room lor tht
kind of atuff.
By the nuy, a little party atarted out la.
nlght atter aomo rabblte. Thoae carrylr.
the euna were Loula Gregory, Clarence Co
by, Charles Wright and Walt Calvln; ai:
thero wore aome good dnga. Thla san
quartet brought home a twenty-pound tu
kcy a rew daya ago. They atarted for Elk
but lt may bn that they wlll land aom
where alao. Arnmunltlon of all klnda w
taken in thc atitomobtlca whlch carrled the
away.
Mllllonalre Avlator .1. Armstrong Drcx
seems to have gotten Mmpelt into a world
trouble wlth thc Aero Club of Amenc
UruXci nas crtlfclzeu the club for the ma
ner ln whlch tho facea wero conducted
Belmont Park. The commlttcu ln charge i
aents the critlclsm. Chargoa wlll be form
, lated. and report says that Drexel wlll
j expcllcd. He haa tendered hla roalgnattt
' but it was lald on the table pendlng t
j Investigation. Should Drexel be expell
! it wlll mean that he cannot partlclpatc
1 any aviation meeta whlch are rccognlz.
j Pity the squabble aroae. for Drexel ia
I fuaricaa man ln the machine.
Thc race meet at Norfolk continuea
draw large crowd*. Yesterday brought <
lhe largest audience of the present mt
and Incldentally the racing was o? a hl
order. The Wllson atable. whlch inade s\.
a flne showing at Plm'.lco, Ia conlinusng
get the money. Cheroke* Rose, the l
geldlng. ahowtng wonderful form hero ai
aprlnter, won "the nvc-furtone. eviiit: ~ Cai
wua up. The track la unusually fast, and
the horses are not tlred aome new reco
ahould be hung up.
Battllng Hurley put It all over Wl
Beecher at the National Sportlng Club. .N
York. Tuesday nlght. Hurley outwelgl
hla opponent. and Beecher'a gameneas la
that kept hlm at It. It looked for a 11.
whlle aa lf Hurley would wln vla the kno
out route.
Wrlters who are following the box
came aay that the ttowlng made by E
tllng Nelaon agalnat Antolne LaGrave
Han Franclsco ia proof cor.clualve that
battler cannot come back. V- can't aee t
kind of talk. LaGrave la a good flgh
and thero la llttlo wonder that he mad
good ahowlng. Of course. Wolgaal can aci
and there are many who believe that he
Seat Nelaon as he did before. They
matched for another fight, and tbe dopea
can now grlnd, but don't let them fool
lnto bellevlng that Nelaon won t, put u
good flght. oven lf he doca loae.
Mel Sheppard haa quit'the track for
reat of the year. Ho statea that he la
of condition and wlll not attempt to
untll he flnda hlmaelf. Slnce hla defea
the hands of Gisslng he has been dlaplei
wlth hlmaelf. The winner at the Ol>r
gimea feela keenly the fact thit hli ?
ure has been taken. and he wlll -nevet
content untll he agaln wln. hla loat lau
Yale haa had another aelback. KI?Pat:
the atar end of the Blue. auffcred an ln
ln practlce whlch wlll put hlm^ut ot
came for thla aeaaon at any rate. x
hopVa had rlaen aa the team lmPf0V^'
S?e" lo.- ot the atar ^haa^ala^
in , wln.
Universlty of Vlrglnla football player.
ln flne fettie and ready to glve cariwi
awful acare lf. Indeed. the Orange and
awiui tw = ?.? . . , coachea are now
t^morrow wfl, bo "largely attended.
lll.
iWkz =.h^gcx3
old gulrd wlll mlsa hlm. _
VA Grlllo, writing ln the Wasl
throno of tho PhlUles, and tlmt 1
ii .?. mere ligurehead, then lt sl
lotwureTo much money to
Svers? especially ln vl? ? the
That Bvers's .R^ylnf abUlty ls aad
questlon slnce U- Injun.
will BW3CT nkw~statio
A C iS. Flle* VlnnH f?r ?30,000 1
[Speclal to TheTlmes-nisnatc
Raielch N. C, November 3.--T11
been contendlng lt should he ai
to Vemodel. The commlsslon lr
to reciuire the Coast Line to
the Rallurh and Southport to us
statlon alflp. ori a rental basis. i.
way making lt a unlon statlo
FavetteviUe. ? ,, . ,'
Sherlff Wallaoe. of Meckle
county. dellvered to the, penlte
to-day Sam Brown, sentenced_ t
year by the Mecklenburg Su
Court, just adjourned. .
Two cbartors .were granton t
The, Southern Farms Compan;
Southern Plnes, ls Incorporated,
$20,000 capltal. by C. ?E. Passor
Susan B. Dobblns, ot New Yori
IHorlov E. Cover, of Southern
The other charter ls _ to tho- <
Mllls Company. of Rlcbnold, <
I25.0Q0, byM. S. Penco and otl
Increased Values
Same Prices
These are the keynotes of th?
Chalmers policy for 1911. In
Chalmers cars?"30" horsepower
at $1500; "Forty" horsepower at
$2750?we strive to pive the great?
est possible automobile value al
the prices.
We have made many minor im?
provements in Chalmers cars foi
1911 ? all making for greater
yalues. Yet the prices remaifl
the same as last year.
Let us show you how much
automobile you can buy
for $1500.
Gordon Motor
Company, Inc.
"Cars of Character"
Richmond, - Virginia
LEXINGIUH ItAili
CANCELS GAME
Washington and Lee Will Not
Meet A. and M. on
Saturday.
fSneclal to The Times-Dlspatch.]
West Ralelgh. N. C. November 3.?
Manager Cl. W; Ross, of the A ani M,
team, has announced that the root
bull game fchnduled to be played ln
Lynchburg on Saturday wlth U'ashlnp
ton and Lee has been canceled by th?
management of the latter team or.
account of the lnjurles of seven of thelr
varsltv players- ln the ?ame wlth \.
P I. ln Roanoke last saturday.
A game for next Saturday wlll be
secured If possible, but at thls late
day lt ls not expected that a camo car.
be arranged.
-.- ? ?-??
Vlctnry for Cleniaun.
Columbia, S. C. November 3.?-In on*.
of the hardest fouirht football game*
'"'?seen hero thls season. Clemson-Colieg*.
h? to-day defeated the Unlverslty of boutr.
e.d Carollna by a score of 24 to 0. Archle
Ln; Mayes, of Marlon, S. C a Carollna sub
!d'lBtItutc nlayer, was hurt Internally.
OMldren Ory
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<:.\ A.VD KXOXVTLLI3, VIA
SOt'THKHX "RAILVAV.
Through drawlng room sleeplng car
leaves. Rlchmond 10:45 A. M. da y.
Nlght traln leaves at 11:45 P. M. dally.
Consult ticket agents.
And every device of meritto insore
eomfort, and satisfaction Uvthe use
of EYE-CLASSES or SPECTA?
CLES is at> your disposal. Pre?
scription Work our specialty, with
complete Manufacturing Plant on
the premlses. Lowest charges in all
cases. Mall Orders receive prompt
attention.
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and our Artistic Developing and
Printing are appreclated by Ama
teur. Photographers.
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ACADEMY?MONDAY.
Special Matinee.
DENMAN THOMPSON'S
THE OLD H0MESTEAD
PRICES: Matinee, 25c'to 75c; night,?
25c to $1.00. _;
BIJOU? All Week
The Well-Known Irlsh Actor.
HARNEY GIMIORE,
ln Hls iktest and Best Play,
KELLY
FROM THE
EMF.RAI.O
ISLE
Next Week?CECIL SPOONER, tn
"Tlie ? Fortune* of Betty." '
FOOTBALL!
rprt
vs.
Univ. of N. C.
BROAD. STREOT JP ARK,
SATURDAY, November 5th,
Gaiptcallea 3 P. M.
General admlssion, -75c; boys, 50c ,?
Arand stand, $1.00. ' -
Reserved Seata on sale at McLoy ??
> Elghth and Broad. '