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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
Press Representatives We're Ii
naIly Admitted TO Meeting
Which Adjourned
Meeting Continues. Today But
There Is Trouble Selecting
Committee on Proxies

Chicago. Oct. The meeting of |
the Illinois Central stockhol ders,
which was called at noon today was
adjourned late ii the afternoon until
!. 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
vote on the directors was taxi
en-, and It is possible that none will
be reached until late tomorrow.
1t is generally expected, however,
that a nearly session Will see a new
directorate establi shed. /.
The delay was caused by the in.
ability of three election inspectors ap-
pointed to act as a committee on
proxies TO finish their work. Adj
4 journment Wastalzen after tilt be
tween William Nelson Cromwell, Har-
rinan's leading counsel, and James
Patten, q prominent member of
the Chairman Board Of Trade.
Mr.. Cromwell desired that the NEE
Mr. Cromwell desired that the,
meeting be adjourned until $3.50 to-
night, while MI. Patten wanted it
postponed until D tomorrow morn!
b ing
Proceedings today were opened by
a meeting of the directors. No bust
y ness was transacted save that on mo-
ton of Mr.. Fish, it was decided to-
admit representa- tiyes Of the press.
was stipulated yesterday by
Y Judge Ball that a committee of three
be appointed to lass u pom the eligi-
bility of proxies. For this committee
II Mr.. Fish, who was to select one mem
L Der, chose his private secretary Char
les HI Weerman. Mr.. Hartman Sc
lected Louis a. Ritch. assistant to
the president of the Illinois Central,
These two were to select the third,
but the choice Of the additional mem
s Der was left to Judge Farrar, acting
for Mr.. Fish, and to Mr.. Cromwell
for MI. Hartman. The two men a s.
gued for the greater part Of the night
and discussed many names, but were
unable to agree upon the third man.
SSLNJh e
called 1t was still undecided and,
hnally a motion was made originn mi
u ~ BY Judge Farrar that Judd sc Ball
be asked to select the third man and
# was adopted f5
The Judge named r Conway, q
prominent manufact ulirer Of this
city The meeting of stock mol ders
was called to order at, o'clock BY
President han Of the "A illinois
Central bout 400 people being pres
emit, Mr.. Fish was greeted with ap-
plause when he entered, but the small
II Ter stature of Mr. Hartman allowed
M him to enter unobserved.
Soon after he arrived, Mr.. Fish
B,S walked over to where President Har,
81 aIhan was seated and placing his hand
upon Harahan's shoulder. bent ovel
Continued on Page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
MADE new RECORD
COLIN COLT QUITS AS CHAMPION
OF THE sEAsof--VieToRY
KS y WAS EASY

Belmont Park, Oct colin. at.
the prohibitive price of | to q scored
an easy victory in the Ghampa gna
stakes, seven furlongs straight at
Belmont Park today, and made a new
track record of 1:3:ss:ss 20,
This gives Colin twelve straight vie
tories. 85
9 He fetfres fer the season the mn
beaten eiil i,It sgolin ana
Stamina raced together for two fslrS
longs when Colin took the lead and
won, eassd mi. by eight lengths.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
DROWNED
Five More We're Drowned
Because SCOW Was Up
set in Canal

Chicago, Oct 4 Five more We're.
drowned BIZ the overturning of q
scuw In the Illinois and Michigan cam
al near Toilet ns. this afternoon.
Ilie men were employed BIZ Chairman
Power Co which is building an cleo
trio plant at the junction Of Des
Planes and Kanaxee river Twenty
three men were In The seow,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
ALTO RECORD LOWERED.

Birning CHAM. Ala. Oct, l6. Christie
5Strang. d nephew Of Walter Christie
lowered the world Is mile automobile
record for a circular track here today
81 covering the distance In 0o:5I ss5s
The previous record was held BY the
elder Christie who went III 0 80 Ut
Minneapolis Sept. %.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
Goinn Rack ID Work.

4 San Francisco, Cal. OF / s,,pts}
Miller OF the q Western Union tTeie-
graph Co reports seven striking teleg-
iraphers applied for their old positions
today. Five were given enlplo gment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Salts Mat6idlGgc.

Manila, 2. Hopembcr. SC.
fret0r Gait febrte geitern bierber SIT.
riif llnh mobute am Nbeno circm ibnl
81 @bren i'm GuiQ.Glub .geaebel,en
9nntett bel. Der Club beitebt MIR
aus Amerifnnern. Sn ieiner anipra.
DIE erflGrte Serr 5oft, oaB Die aui Ser
Sriel lebenoen Imerifaner bplien
miiBten, Sen 5ilipinos EroiperitGt gu
perihofien. Gr mieoerholte ieine irii-
Gerc Grfldrun9, bob oie Eroiperit1t
Der ,Si!ipinos crit >geiihcrt meroer
miiiie. cbc ol,bcre coN,nerjielc Site.
rciien pro'periren fori,ten. Gr be.
baiicrte sic 9ilouna elmer in Inrc.
9iilg gebrad)trn ~ancriodr 2eneiie"
poer irgcno ciner Geie1id,ait. burd)
tpeIfe mosItferpciie Die spiidoen bel,
1iIipincs beitetenhe Sreunbihoit ci.
he Stornng crfaGrcnmiiroc nllo CT.
flarte, er miinide oringcno, Oclll Son
areB m~ittbeiIen ST. fonnen, oab Ste
2clite bier 1T aIlen ari oie Snieln be.
jijgliden Urnsen einia icien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

iiInNlt uoaitGnoig 5crit6rt ut0 Die
6nbrlfcn non Scooter & Son, ioruic
Der yWorplnr0 @icbcrci" idnucr &c.
'd)Qol0t, Sic Ginpobner Don Gum,
5crIo1O Gciiubcn iih in arobcr Nri.
rc9ltt8.
EciMnom ibcntiii5irt.
Nlli Ocn @cIciicn Der Baltimore.
Sblo @obu" miroc in Der N0bc BON
Mniplln0a, No, ctmo f. Wtcilcn luclt
llh bon Cumberland, Der fppfloic
"cld)nam cllcH illliacn Wol1teo olli
A%cflnlocn. Nnf Wrltno cini9cr in oclr
Nlciocrn Oca 1potcu porgei,lnocncn
FaplcrC lpuroe bcriclbe ole Der r..
jobrige Carl Sobnion bon Mcuicr,
u. 30, iOcntifijirt, pelder, 10 miro
ocrnnlttbet. oon cincm Yoiiagirr5nN
Ger Baltimore : S6io . 0obn" ob.
lprong oocr obiicl.
VI y itcri6icr ToriaIl.
Stantsolnualt @ilion bon Gnnbcr.
LAMB, Mb., lit oligcnblidlid, nit Ser
llnter'ud)unA Der &bat bei6aiti0t,
bic zen Dor einigcn Sogen in Greiop.
tolpn, MO, criuigten 600 oes Wilbur
Site sur tSolQc bate. 2eBtercr erlitt.
mic 'rilbcr bcrncloct, ont II. Cftobcr
~aeicacltlid) cil'eS Irirfgclogca ncror,
i'ac Nrnr6lunnocrL onb or oil 6crcn
ifolgen itnrb. Wdbrciro ben 3norn
ietitcs arantelIo9er@ mo nod, ao';
fltr3 Dor ieincm Sooe bat or 8eoroc
Ncri1bcrGcr citcn iciucr anntponc
bcidnlbigt, bdb bcriclfc lp1hrcnn CT
Gflite) III total bctrltntcucm 3llton
DC bilflo8 onlog, feline GIeioer nit
Fctroleum gctr1nft uno it Wrol,O
9cittt bnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Nus Dem Snncrcn Marglanb's nnb
hen angrensrnbru Staatcu.
Ncacht SClhitrIn ).

y ! ~ I u u III l -.
GcrA6O Sabre oltc Il. y. @ooper
bon Mpnolnouh. II Mcilcn norbiueit'
LID bon Cumberland, Dio., mltrcc ON
Srcitoa nnGc Sono Spring nit
eurhid)oiicnem aopf n~uioefunbcn.
Scpor Ser 2ebcnsmiioe icirc 8pb,
nltn9 pcrlieB. binterlieb or cine Mit,
tbeiIuna, ooB ieinc 2cid)c icnieits bca
SlIliies 5l finhcn iei. !Sooocr ipnr
Gin poblan1ciebencr iino promincnter
Mnrn, uub man permlttbet, baB CT
Die Sbot inn 3nitonbe geiitigcr lint
nottlng, oie nit bern BOZ cincnl
Sabre erioleten looe ieincs Sobnes
begriinoet miro, poGfiibrte.
0rod)t 5ug entgleiit.
Gin Jruht3ug Ser Baltimore Ohio,
Chiffon Ser ~@citcrn WorpInno.Gi.
Icrbnhn" cntolciitc an Trcitng in.
iolae 9riifs eines @ogaonraocS lit
bcr1 GHeenhlif. ais .hcrielbc Die 81.
ie'bobnbriide bel CONS Slit, l,ohc
3%agerstolpu, Mb.. paiiirte, ill,b i6
nit 6oblen belaoene Wagapns eitt.
n%leiiten. hon ,rcldcr ciniac poIt ser
Wriidc fielcn.
GARNER rcibcn 2 0ienet !,
auf.
Gin olis mcbrcreit Sitnoert Ssors
Morn fcIteherber @oIfSfoufe rib ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
cincn meitercn @elpeis meincs @obl:
mollens 5utommen 81 lolien.
Wilbelm Der Grlte, g."

ipollela 5lltornmen 5l lollell.
@ilbelm Der grlte, g."
Scilegnng beS Tutcnfrte-
ges.
@cncrol , 0ireftor 9onin bon Der
Somburg . Imcrifo : 2inie reiite
nah 9onoon ub, nm nit Den oorti,
gen moBgebenoen sSaftoren iibcr Die
9~cile0ung bcS &otcnfriegcs 81 Der
banocln.
Mic bon iorlIt glltllntcrrid)teter
Seite perlalltct, bot Die Samburg.
amerifo . Clinic Die Mbiid)t, nod Gin-
tritt Der 9eiiernn9 I'M @elomortte
Eriorit0ten 81 perollsgobcn.
g otbun Struus' Stiftung
iir Scibclbcrg crGffnct.
Inter entiprcd)en0en sScicrlid)fcitcn
lit IN ScibclberQ bos bon @rn. Na.
tban StrolIS 9eitiftctc Mild) . 2aho.
ratorillnl, in lueld)em Die Eoitcllrili.
rung nod) gtelu : Oorfcr Mltitcr Dor.
Ncilomnlen nerocn lou, croffnct NOR
Den. Ter Gerentonie mobnten bic
Groiciioreu ser llniperiitGt, nit Dem
Hcftor al Der Spitc, ul1o %crtretcr
Der pbcrltcn @ehorben bel. Sen Gr.
%offnnn9aoft ppu5pg Sr. u. M.@rcclc
BON Hcu . 2)orf, iuclter icit einigcr
3cit III Scioelberg iueiltc, I'M sic
%olenolmg ocs 2oborotorilmtS 3,t
beoufiid)tigcn.
Gorl Sans @e9nooiNun9.
Cine beutigc 9cpeid)c aus aarl2
RUDE bcltGtiSt sic id)on aeitern sc
brad)te Weloung, bob sic 9canooi.
aurlg oes mesen Grlnoroung ieil,cr
Shmiegermutter ,sSrau MoIitior, jilll
Sooc pcrllrtbeilten alrl San SIT le-
tensl1n9lidem 3ltd)tbnl3 bcihloiicnc
Sade lit. &all miro III Babe nod)
Dem 3uftbnus in 9rufial gebrud)t
Dcroen.
Yroi. Shrors trott aarois
nal 6iihcr.
Eroiciior SdrGrs Don Der fatbo'
liih-tbcologiifen Gotultdt scr llni-
p"criitit Bonn hat lid gelpcigcrt, ser
IuffOrbcrrig bes &olncr anrNinnIt
Gr5biidoiS Slider. 5!tr peri6nIiher
Red)ticrtiaulg i'll Der micocrbolt er.
m1bntcn Nifaire prr inn 81 crid)ti.
licll, nudl5lltnmmen.
gllb fatboliIhe Stlocntcn boben
lid Den aunogeblngen fir Eroi.
S6rors on9cidloiicn. Gieicr fat ic.
bod eincn inn 5ugconften Sufel5uB
ab9elebnt.
Scuti DE ilitGr. Snitruts
teure ii & bina.
IcmnGdit werocn mehrcre ociltife
SffiSicre ais Snitrufteure 1T dine
iiihe WilitGraritnlten eintreten. Sic
babcn sic hinciiife Sprofe i'm Sc,
minar iiir orientolild)e Sprodjen olli
Ser bieiigcn lllliperiitdt oelernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Nnfrni bon Sunntnasfanatifcrn.

GbtcaGo, ST., =. Htoocl1lbcr. -
2cBtc Nod)t ipllroc al nlle @ciitlihen
bier Gin Nunbihrcibcn geionot. in
ipelfcm tic criud)t ipcrocn, mit5ubel-
len, Die oficntlihe Mtcinun1 III @ltr.
ltcn Der ShlicbunQ Der @irtbidoitrn
az SomtoAen III crregcn. ,Scocr
@ciltlifc iou om Srnlto1. Den ~.
Nopcn,bcr, gmlj bclonocr2 tiir bicic
Sod)c ploiOircn. Scr guirlli lit pom
ocn 9comtcn Der vGbicnqo Gam &
Orbcr league" rcrcn grGiiocnt ar.
ibllr 9. NorlpeQ lit. nnteraeihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

Ionncrilna Gle @cleiic Scr y@nlti
more Shio.Nobn" robc &outorL I'M
ipeit WcD2r20ojc. Mo.. olti mlo lc0tc
cine NiuealttrclBilnQ iiir Die ,9;enn
iploonio mno Morplono Strobct-
bnhn'Gompoguic," hepor sic 9cantcn
Der Baltimore Gio!9obn" ca ucr,
bin0crn fonuteu. S,lpcrintcnOcnt W.
8. Iolcp scr FittSbnr0cr Iipiiioll
Der Baltimore hio Wo6rl," bcNnb
iiG nod) oclr SGonplotc; icir 3ll0
ipHrDc ic0od> jllr Gnt0lciiurQ &C.
brod,t, Die N?omtcn l~lberu0ltiNt mo
Tolcp mittrl@ rirc5 @oocns nod 0cirt
ciniac Mcilcn Nltfcrnt lic0cnocn Gu
liabnp gciabrcl. Iie baltimore.
Sbio.Gobn" bate ibrc Grldu6niB
sur 2cqunQ circs Nipcoltfrclbuno5
@eleiies letters Der StroBctbo0ns
bcrluci1crt, lulo 6n ote clcftriidc
Wnbn bon aroBcm Nllbca fiir oic Tur-
lllcr iii, ihtiti,n 2cbterc III 5hGtlid).
feltcn. Is miro Nun 5,t lonouicriacr
Frcicllen imi'd'cr Dcr beicen @eicl.
'd)aftcn fomTGn.
ritter in G%unt6er.
lnnO?
&n Ocn1 0cbdube ser ,Guntbcrlonb
Suib uno Toor Gulnponp" mitr6e N
Der Madt bonn Ionncritag olii 1rcl,
top Gin Sciicr crtocft, Sns n0cm Mt,
Id)ciltc nod pcn 9ronoitiitcrl, nnge.
Icnt iourhc. IMrdl 6oS id5ncnc Gii
9rciicn hcr %,}c,ierlpchr miiroc oae
,Srllcr aeloid,t, che GROCER Sdnoen
angeridjtct Uor. 2ettercr bctrGat
mebrerc 1uticnh Collars nnb 1T
hurd) GcriifcrunG aehsdt. 1ica 6cl.r
lit Der finite Nrnnh in Der NnbGntt
ltait pabrcno oer Icstcn }rit. lic
aroBen Inlagcn Der ,Gumberlunb
StnbI Gompnarie" ul,b Scr .Votn,
l1lpt VoIj.S hncibemiibIen" purben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Mnfauf scr ySarantnla" cmpfublcn

Iempprt, H.-&..,2. Moucmber. -
Iic Snlpcftionas mo &crmNiunqs
Gommiiiion Der Marine bot bic l'rii
lung bea ulltcrieciidcn Sorpcoobro-
res .Sarnntulo" bcelloet mo miro
Der 9unocsrelNcrung c%npfeblcn, ooS
6oGr6cltg ob5unebmcn. Gem Ser
nebnlen nad miro onS Tobr5ellN Scr
S"lueiten untcricciihcn Tlotiae IN Ec;p-
port 5u0epicicn merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
9om(tag R6enos bis 10 2(6r often.
8aar
oDer
GrcDit.

Ter Sefretur fat f|erler bcidjloiien
al ieinem uripriinglid)cn Froaran1nt
f%cit5uboltcn uno nidt Dor bem .. DO.
uember %nh5ureiien, "a cr bier nod
piele mit)tigc 8cid)Gitc SIT crleoigcn
bat. @cnerolmoior @eonoro @ooo
miro bis sum s%Sebr,lar 1908 bier per.
tlcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Mas 9enti9lanb.
9aiier @ilbelm BON ieinem jingiten
ltnwobliein ipieber bergeitellt.

Sdpar5er aoIeroroen fir MQridaa
bon 9ieberitein. - Su SicesIo.
miraI D. abIefelo's Serabifie.
bung.-ginihreiten Oes Staats.
ompalts gegen Saroen. an-
erfennnng fir Capt. EoIod nno
ieine Manrihait. - 9cilc9ung
oes Rotenfrieees. - Natball
Straus' Stiitung fiir Seioclberg.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12

ROUTE OF THE FLEET AND DISTANCES.
Sans are close to the mark. The
United States has two long coast lines
20 defend. separated by 1900 miles of
land. Until the acquisition of Hawaii.
Guam and the Philippines our Pacific
coast was relatively unimportant in u
naval sense. United States ownership
Of those islands increased the ilnpor-
lance of Pacific coast naval patrol.
Japan's growing military and naval
prowess further enhanced this impor-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
FLAGSHIP REAR ADMRAN


to reach San Francisco bay. This %
equivalent to more than $1,000 miles.
The navai authorities figure that 1i5
days will elapse between the time Of
starting and the time of arrival at dcs-
tination, but that only sixty three days
will be devoted to actual sailing The
rest of the time will be spent in port
EN- route and Mt target practice. 1t Is
the intention of the navy department
to give the crews much practice Mt the
big and little guns under the best con
ditions possible. There will be five
stops on the long trip. where the ships
will anchor and many members of the
crews will enjoy shore leave.
From Hampton Roads to Trinidad.
the first port where the fleet will pause,
the distance is 1.7SO knots The sailors
will spend Christmas at Trinidad. leav-
ing there about three days afterward
for Rio de Janeiro. 1900 knots dis
tant. About Jan 10 the ships will an
Choir in the harbor of the Brazilian mo
tropolis, remaining week. Punta
Arenas. I'm the strait Of Magellan. is
$3.50 knots farther along. The fleet
will spend the closing week of January
In that port. Callao, the next stopping
point. is 1850 knots away. According
to the schedule mapped out, the fleet
should reach Callao on Feb - Six
days respite from cruising will be had
In that harbor then comes stretch of
3,O12 knots to Magdalena bay. on the
west coast of Lower California. which
is a peninsula belonging to the republic
OF Mexico. At Magdalena bay con-
siderable period will be spent In gun
practice. The Mexican government
has granted the United States the priv
iege of using this fine bay. an ocean
inlet forty miles long and protected
with reefs of sands, so that the water IL
always placid. as a coaling and prac-
tite station for a period of three years.
From Magdalena bay TO San Francis
co bay, where the ships will drop an
Choir at the end of their voyage. the
distance is about 1000 knots 1t is be.
lieved that. barring accidents and 9th
er untoward circumstances. the ships
will ride triumphantly through tho
Golden Gate and anchor in the bay on
April 10.
While the disposition of the feet aft
err arrival in San Francisco bay is not
definitely indicated, it Is safe to as
sumo that the big battleships will do
more or less cruising up and down the
Pacific coast. 1t is quite probable that
considerable time will be spent IN the
Puget sound harbors, such as those at
Seattle and Tacoma. 1t may be that
cruise to Honolulu win be included.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12

six months we have been talking about
this proposed movement of warships.
For six months Uncle Sam has been
making preparations for the voyage.
Some citizens have acquiesced with en-
thusiasm In the plans Of the navy de-
partment Others have objected to the
cruise on various grounds. Some have
looked upon II rs valuable demon
stration" I'm view Of possible Japanese
hostilities. Others have commended
the plan merely as d matter Of exer-
cising our ships and seamen, just to
show what they can do when they try.
Still others have limited that It is no.
body's business outside of America
what we do with our own naval equip
ment SO long as we keep the peace.
Opponents of the cruise have held that
It is a needless waste of money, while
few of them seem to regard the
movement rs something akin to the
shaking of red rag In the face of a
bull
Very probably those who hold that
It Is nobody's business but Uncle
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12

Having examined the foregoing act oil
incorporation, and finding nothing there
III contrary To- law. | hereby approve
same. this 2Srd DAY Of November 1907
J. NJ. Eos Err.
District Attorney First Judicial District
Of Louisiana
Endorsed. Filed aud recorded No
vember g. 1907
S q. WILLIAMS,
Deputy Clerk and ex-OtlCln Deputy Re
corder
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Caddo ::
! hereby certify that the above aud fore
going is a true and correct copy of the
original act. as the same now appears
on file aud of record III my Office.
Given under my hand and seal Of Of
fee this 23rd day of November 1907.
s. O. WILLIAMS.
Deputy Clerk and cx Ollicio Deputy Re
cordcr.
November u, 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12

through Magellan strait and up the Pa
cihc coast. these ships of war will pillow
their way through nearly 1900 nHu-
teal knots Of brine. From mid Decem-
Der until midApril the whole world
will watch the progress of the sixteen
mighty American battleships aud their
attendant lesser war vessels Every
nation on the map of the globe WIN
take n keen official interest in the news
of the cruise. Intelligent citizens in
every cline will follow the dispatches
chronicling the onward career of Che
splendid sGundrons NJ is no impor.
tant piece of world news
In the United States naturally the
cruise of this great fleet from the At
lantic to the Pacific will he of the high
est interest to the average DnrsHi. Tor
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
SIIERIFt"S SALE.
November u, 1907.

No. ,3o3-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Caddo Parish. Louis
lana: e. NJ Huclabay VS. Heirs
Of Alcck Courtney.
By virtue of writ Of ilcri faclas, TO
me issued from the Honorable First Ju-
diclal District Court Of Caddo Parish.
Lou siaua. III the above numbered and
entitled suit. | have seized aud will Of
fer for sale ut public auction, for cash.
according TO law. without the benefit of
aprasenent, at the principal front door
Of the court house Of Cad 10 Parish. dur
ing The legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER III. 1907.
] he west half of tic southwest quarter
of section IS. township y. range 10
west, III Caddo Parish, La. The above
property seized as belonging to the said
defendants, and to he sol TO satisfy the
amount named III said writ. viz S2-5 90
with \ per cent per annuu interest on
$I35,oo from November -. 1902. aud on
$4,000 from November Is, 1903, aud 10
per cent on said sum aud interest for
]. L. FLOURNOY, Sheriff
attorneys fees, and all costs of suit.
Caucasian. Nov. II. 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12

mo. u. 3oo-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Caddo Parish. Louis
lana: ! NJ. Lcdbetter VS.. Heirs Of
Mrs Lany Hunter.
BY virtue of writ a seizure and
sale. to me issued in the above cntite |
and numbered suit, from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court Of Caddo
Parish. louisiana, have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction. for cash,
without the benefit of appraisement, ac-
lcording to law, at the principal front
door of the court hosse of Caddo Par
fish, Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER u, 1907,
Lot j. block 3, of the Allcndalc Heights
subdivision of The City Of Shreveport,
Louisiana, as per map of said subdlvIs-
ION recorded in conveyance book 2S,
|pagc 707, ot the records of Caddo Par
|lsh, 1a.. together with all buildings and
thereo;te
Said property seized as belonging O.
the said defendants, and d be sold &C
satisfy the debt specific in said writ,
las follows: $1,000 with per cent per
annum interest erom yuly 70, 1905, until
paid. and for the balance on Germs of
credit to cover the note not yet due,
viz. One hundred dollars due az two
years. $4,000 due atehree years, $4,000
due at four years, an& all of said notes
bearing 8 POO cent per annum interest
from July -. lpos, until paid. with 10
per cent on sai& sum and interest and
all costs Of suit.
J. +. n.0URNa1Y, slnsil.
caucasian, Nov. o., 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
SUCCESSION SALE

No. I.476-ln tho FirG District Court.
Caddo Parish. La Succession of
Mollie Johnson.
by virtue Of commission to sell. to
me issued in the above numbered and
entitled succession, by DE- Honorable
First Judicial District Court Of Cad 10
Parish. La, | will offer for sale. at pub
lie auction. for cash, according to law,
at the principal front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish. Louisiana. dur
ing the legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II. 1908,
Lot "a of block 20, Io-acrc lot d, of the
City of Shreveport, o.. together with
all buildings and improvements there
on. Said sale to be made for cash, ac-
cording to law, to pay id ks.
J. ?. FLOURNN.
Sheriff and ex-Onica Auctioneer.
Caucasian. Dec 7.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

No 1I,67S--ln First District Court of
Louisiana Succession of Emma
McClelland.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
Jones has this day applied TO be appoint
ed administrative of said succession, ell
ing together description and valuation
of property belonging to said succession
as follows, to-wit Real estate, two (2)
acres of land, more or less. in each half
of southeast quarter of section ID, town
ship II, range ID, west. in Caddo Par
ish. La. one hundred fifty dollars
($fsooo). And unless opposition be
made within time specified by law, she
will be appointed as prayed for,
Witness the Honorable A. ]. Murff.
Judge Of said court, on this the 2Ist day
Of November A. d. 1907
Eit u" \. "A. F. HAYNES,
Nov. "a. Deputy Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
|1UnCle SAM 4PaCific 4FIeet3
Sixteen Big BattIeships Which Will Steam Fifteen Thou
sand Miles to San FrancsCo-Sana Claus Will Come
Aboard at Neutrality-suspicious. Bay Target Practice

lance. We have no desire 10 fight
England or Hrauce. yet we keep the
Atlantic coast constantly guarded by
powerful fleets. The movement of n
great fleet to Pacific waters is but n
natural consequence of changed Coudi
lions. Secretary of the Navy Mctcalf
remarked sone months ago when this
movement was under consideration
that It had "practirally no Significance
from a military standpoint" At that
time there was 50 .' friction with
japan on account ~ . uuts in San
Francisco. Chat mati,g was settled
amicahly. and now the ,ig fleet goes
forward with such significance rs in
dustrial and commercial conditions
may give It.
(Wndcr the command of Rear Admiral
Rohley H. Evans this grandest assem-
bly, of American ships that ever plow
oW the seas is going around tho tip
end of South America and up through
the blue brine of the Pacific to reeIIsCl
tated aud reiuyenated San Francisco
The sixteen haitcships which. with
the necessary Golfers, supply ships. re-
pair ships and other auxiiarioa to an
extended cruise. constitute this fleet
are as 0Ullows