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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

112l-2 inch iron ell telescope. riy.
ctcd onto 4 feet Of 12l.2 inch iron
pipe.
80 feet - II inch iron pipe.
Gi feet II 1-2 inch iron pipe.
/ II IL inch iron ell 80 deg.
II feet 10 IL inch iron pipe.
1912 inch iron pipe cap.
That by the terms OF said chattel
mortgage it is and was provided
among other things, as follows, viz:
But in case said notes" (mcaning
the notes above mentioned cor eth.
said county. by at least two inser.
tions and said The Farmers
Gin Company authorize the said gran
tee to convey said property to any.
one purchasing at said sale and 70
convey an absolute title thereto, and
the recitals OF the decd OF conveyance
shall be taken as prima facie true
49, and II at any time the trustee,
to whom this conveyance Is made
- shall be incapacitated by
- death then the said
The Murray Company shall
have the right TO appoint trustee
in his place by Endorsement oI such
appointment on this deed which sub
stiuted trustee shall have the same
powers in every respect as are con.
] ~ gy, a. a
the Endorsement aforesaid shall b.
prima faCie evidence of the fact that
necessity has arisen for the ap-
pointment of such substituted t-us-
tee under the provisions Of this
deed"
THE Farmers Gin Company here
by waive any and all rights Of ap-
praisement sale or redemption under
the laws Of Arkansas"
AND WHEREAS, The Farmers
Gin Company has only paid two OF
the notes aforesaid, being one in the
principal sum of $500 due Nov /
1905, and the other in the principal
!
but has wholly failed to pay the 9th
er four Of said notes, or any part
thereof or any interest thereon, and
the same now remain wholly due with
interest amounting at this date to
the sum OF (s3,665.92) Thirty Six
Hundred and Sixty Five and 92.l0C
Dollars; the said The Farmers Cir
Company, having heretofore executed
4 its other note In the principal sum Of
!, SS27.72, dated January 29th., 1906, viii
interest at the rate Of per centum pei
annum from said date until paid anC
e payable to the order Of The Murray
Company on the lst day Of January
1907, which last named note was mad,
and accepted as and by way OF re
uewal and extension of the Origina
note aforesaid, due January /, 1906
but with the distinct agreement anC
understanding that the said Original
note. for which such extension note
' was executed, was not thereby paid
but should be held by The Murray
Company as colatral to said eXten
sion note. That The Murray Com
pany is still the legal and equtabl,
.s owner and holder Of all Of said un
paid notes aforesaid, and entitled q
y collect the same with interest thee
Of the property TO be sold b.
y publication in some newspaper pub
lished in the Chickasaw Nation
e proceed TO sell at public auction {,
the highest bidder for cash
g. with or without having said propert.
present or reduced TO possession, al
2 or a sufficient amount Of said pror
erty to satisfy said notes Hnteres
n and all other fees, at whicl
sale the grantee or grantor hereil
n. may become purchaser as any othe
parties and the person making sucI
sale is hereby specially authorize
and empowered 10 execute any knC
all necessary conyeyances to the pul
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Mixture Of MANY Nations.

Louis n. Parker, the dramatist, was
born in France; his father was an
American, his mother an English
woman; his first language was Italian
and he was educated In Germany.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under Powers Given by chattel Mort
gage and Deed Of Trust, Executed
by the Farmers Gin Company to
Secure The Murray Company.

secure The Murray Company.
Notice is hereby given that whore
as on the 23rd day Of August, 1905,
The Farmers Gin Company executed
to the Murray Company its certain
chattel mortgage, recorded in Book
Q, page No. 1872, at Pauls Valley, r. in
the office OF the deputy clerk and eN-
officio recorder in District No. II, con-
veying the hereinafter described per.
sonal property, to secure the indebt
edness of the Farmers Gin Company
to The Murray Company, evidenced
by the six 60 promissory notes OF
said The Farmers Gin Company, pay
able to the order of The Murray Com.
pany, with interest and attorneys fee,
as follows, viz:
one note in the principal sum of
$500 due Nov 1st, 1905; one note
in the principal sum of $500, due De-
cember lst, 1905; one note in the
principal sum of $500, due January
1st, 1906; one note in the principal
sum Of $500, due Nov 1st, 1906, one
note in the principal sum Of $500,
due Dec. lst 1906. and one note in
the principal sum of $500, due Jan,
lst, 1907; each Of said notes bearing
date August 23rd, 1905, and providing
for interest on the principal sum
thereof at the rate of per centum
per annum from date thereof until
paid and ten per cent attorneys fees
II placed in the hands Of an attorney
for collection. The said notes hay.
ing been executed for part of the
consideration for the sale by said
The Murray Company at Dallas, Tex
as, to the said The Farmers Gin
Company of that certain property de-
scribed in said chattel mortgage and
as follows, viz: Being that certain
gin machinery, including boilers, en-
gines, belts, pulleys and other arti-
cles, all sold to The Farmers Gin
Co., by The Murray Co., by contract
No. 1916, and now located on the
real estate hereinafter described, in
and as part of the gin plant of the
said The Farmers Gin Company, and
more particularly described as foil
lows, viz:
/ No. 6, 16x1S Ames Regal throt.
tllng engine complete with steam and
exhaust pipe and foundation bolts.
l No. - 1-2, 6Oxl6 Ames Iron Works
standard tubular boiler, complete
with 3-i front and all pipe and fit,
tings.
/ No. 1-2, AK 1-2xiGardner Duplex
steam pump, complete with all pipe
and fittings
/ No. 8 Ohio clector
100 feet 1inch black pipe.
. 16O-saw Murray double gins.
4 SO-saw Murray iron seed aprons
4 SO-saw Murray cleaning feeders
complete with all connections.
l 32O-saw Murray double drum con
denser. complete with two 30inch
dust fues with caps and bases.
1 800 saw Murray iron lint nue.
4 SO-saw Murray iron elevator sec
tions, complete with connections.
10 feet - 1-2 inch iron pipe.
/ 12l-2 inch iron ell, 80 deg.
l 12 - inch iron ell, Is deg.
/ Valve trip.
1 Valve trip connection.
Fan connection for 4O-inch ABC
fan.
10 1-2 inch galvanized iron double
cotton elbow.
| 10 % inch tnlnecnnn nlhnu
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Liverpool easy; points lower; mid.
5.S4; sales 5000; (. o. b. 500.
New York quiet and unchanged;
mid. 1850; no sales.
New Orleans steady and unchanged;
mid. 10h; sales 1850; (. o. b. $50.
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panyl were acting bon the premises.
NND WHEREAS, The said tn
Farmers Gin Company did hy itF Ger
tain deed ul TRUST. dated the 23rt day
Ut August lGU5. and recorded ut
puuls Valley iu book G. page -jD iu
the Office oft The deputy clerk and oN
Nlu.u recorder aforesaid, cD.utF 10
"a NcENaN Trustee. the following
real estate situated iu the southern
District 40. o.. thichd.aw Nainn'
Indian Territory viz. All of lots th
four to llnl ten inclusive 30 block III
tu liellcNCw, q subdivision, adluininE
the Town oi sulphur per plat record.
cd In Pauls Valley j. U" February
7 u. 1903, book d. page ni". which deed
ot trust ana conveyance was tN''"'.
'd Tor the purpose oi securing the
notes therein mentioned h'InH the
Iu'hu'NI notes h'I'luh''"l' W'u''n.
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Houston 1900 to liOOO VS.. 3,O4S
last year.
New Orleans 1000 to 5000 vs.. 3,9OS
last year.
Galveston 1900 to $4,000 VS.. AGO.
last year.
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New Orleans Futures.

Open High Low Close Yestdy
Mar 1912 1923 1912 1O.21-22 1O13-l4
May 1913 1924 1913 1O.22-23 1O.14-l5
July 1923 1852 1923 1O.2S-29 1O.22-23
Tone steady.
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Open High Low Close Yes'y
Wheat
May 4. ..76& 771A 76% TN 76%b
July ..76% 77A 1865 77ls 76A
Corn
May ..45h 45la Asa 45%b 44%b
July ..45ls 45S ass Asa Asa
oats
May ..S7% 3Sh 37% SS 37%
July ..35 35% 35 S5% S4B
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4 girl doesn't think much of a
love letter that can come with mere
ly one two-cent stamp.
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We feel that the world Is making
progress when It paused moment
to glance around I'm our direction.
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Agent and Substituted Trustee.
January II, 1907
First Published January Il, 1907.
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Estimated Tomorrow.

FUTI NtItTpts,
II ,iS2 vs.. l2,72l last year.
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Saturday January 10, 1907.
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the MARKETS
Furnished by Private Wire Of Il. 7.
Rutherford & Company.

Members New orleans Cotton Exchge
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New Tork Futures.
Liverpool Futures.
Chicago Markets.

Tone steady.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16

Commander I, L, Beatty Lieut.. +, ].
nehr. Capt, II, q, bishop, Asmas Brlx, j.
r. Burke, Il. X. Blair, G. II, Calender,
Hon, jno, T. Carroll, Hon & W, Cama-
haH G, NJ Cellef, j, ", Grove Lieut., 4,
Z, Constien, Capt A. j, Cooper, Lieut.,
H. J. Cullen i, n, Clark, llon Geo u,
Chamberlain, z, &, Chapman II, NJ,
Cake, \, H. Davies, j \, nelingrr +, l.
Dunbar, Hon, d, NJ, Dunno Iho", J,
Eggmon, ], |, Eggman Samuel Elmorc,
ton W. Il, Ellis. H. Y, Ferguson, Jas,
tmlayson, Dr. 4, \, Finch l., A. Fisher,
- T. Forstrom, r Z, Fox Hon e, W,
Fulton, q, G, Fulton, DR., j. A, Fulton,
tGrl funch, Martin foatd, Surgeon j,
h, Gardner Hon. Jno, NJ Gcarn, Alex
Gilbert, j, T. Gmtke. W. y, Grutkc, !. \,
onihn, j. h, Higgins, G. r Higgins,
H. H. loeler, Dr, j, NJ Holt, II, llols.
man. G, NJ, lyskel, 4 IT, ienkiGs. Col,
jackson, Lieut. u, II kerfoot, /. klau~c,
'fheo, krusc, Russell King DR., W, v,
Lewis, nr W G. Logan. u. Lindenbcrgcr
Hon John Manning, 4. u Miller, lion.
Jno. W. Mimic, Dr. i, V, Mohu, u, J,
Moore Geo, Morton. Hon. T. W. Mulkry,
lion. ], Z, MrCue, Col G, 4. Mcdonnell
q q, Falmhetg, j II, Palmer, Frank
Patton. r l.. Parker, q, l. Peterson, Dr,
r. ], pilkiagton, Ensign f. II. potcet,
H. q. pmel, IL, I. frael, Capt 7. W,
phisterer. Max rudlieh, ]. j. Robinson,
Fred Rogers. j, + Ross, Elpst Rindcll.
Dr. \. T. Rocky, y, q, Reed, Geo, ",
Sanborn. G. A. Shelhrvdc, Walter G..
Smith. Jay Smith. W. r. Seholheld, W.
y, Schimpf, Norris Staples, 7, A.
Stokes A. W Sigurlson Frank Spit,lc,
Max SSibbe, Hon, Joseph Simon Lieut.,
.C, J. Stcdman, Capt, H. L. Steele, Rear
ADMIRAL w r. Swtnburne. Blaine r.
Smith, Z. +, swigert, ], {. Teubrook
capt g, II, Tuttlc, Dr. J, Tu,tlc. Hon
&. J, rrepcha'd, T., 1. Thompson, u, W
rallant H. Van Dusen, j I, Wallace
Col, L. H. Walker, ", A. Williams, Capt.
i, Willis W. Il. Williams, W. T, Will
hanson, Hon, Herman Wise, Lieut. Col,
j, V. White, Jno. II. Whyie. c, X.
Wright. Hon Geo. II. Williams. lion J,
W, Wclch. e. Wingatc, W. W Wilde,
", II loung, g ziegler
Tho Vice. President, Congre. man
Ellis and Governor Chamberlain remain
cd In Seaside while the balance of The
party returned by special train q, 2i90
thii morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
PROSECU7IONFOILE
Continued ON Page y

signiHed "ha Willingness to iesiify. On
2imme, tho prosecution relied az lts
most important witness against t,laa
lc'oc the grand Jury thinner testified
that Glass drew checks for bribery
money which was claimed 10 have been
paid to the supervisors, caused thinner
to cash them and instructed him to give
the money to agent llalsey and require
from lialsey no voucher. merely carry.
Ing these thousands Of dollars ON the
currcn. expense account
Mayor noNton Ia. told the Glass Jury
that he as supervisor accepted s5oOO
from llalsCy to vote against the orli.
nance granting rival franchise TO the
lloma Company.
thinner claims hc IL ayailiag himself
Of tho Constitutional righ. not to be
made witness against himself In ~.
tusins to answer the questions by tho
court
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
Tho Menu.

Hors D'Oeuvres
Salted Nuts Ripo and Green Olives
Colonial Oysters on Half Shell Au See
Green Turtle Clcnf Punch Ia Fairbanks
Baked Royal Chinook Salmon
Sauce ltalienne
Cutleta OF Crabe-Sauce Supreme
White Wines
MEAT
Braized Sweetbreads with Mushrooms
Boast Turkey and Cranberry Sauce
VEGETABLEI -.
Pomma1 do 1erreg Duchessu French Peas
Salad Shrimp-Nirginian
DESSERT
Ice Cream and Assorted Cakes
Cheese Waters White Seal
Fruit Cigars Cafo Norc
Thu Toasts.
You may well be inspired with this
thought; Not far away is one Of the
most historic spots in the Western
Hemisphere.
The toastmaster was United States
senator Charles W, Fulton.
"Tho United States" Vice President
Fairbanks; Oregon" Gov. George Il.
Chamberlain; "Tho Pioneers" Hon.
George IT, Williams; "The United States
Senate Hon. John NJ. Gearin; "The
Columbia Basin," Hon. w. c. Smith;
"rhe Western Press" Hon. John T..
Carroll; "Tho Army Of the United
States" Col l.. II, Walker, u, s. AT
Tho Navy of the United States" Rear
Admiral W. T. Swinbnrne, U. s. Nj;
"The Women o. Oregon" Hon. Y, w.
Mulkey; astoria Chamber of Com
mercG" John H. Whyte.
Guesta and Hosts,
Guests of honor, Vice President Of the
United States, Charles Warren Fair.
banks
G. II. Abercrombie, John Adair, Theo.
II. Altman, Dr. I. L. Ball, J. w. Bailey,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
Young Man Plans to Overthrow
Govt Of Minas Geraes
VIOLATES U. S. POSTAL LAW
A Circular is Found in the Young Mans
Room Which Explains the Author is
the Agent Of the Party for the Down
fall of Present Government.

NEW YORK, July l5.-An alleged
attempt to finance a filbustering expe-
dition with the ultimate purpose OF
ovethrowing the, superior" government
of the Minas Geraes, one of the federal
states of Brazil, led last night to the
arrest of a young man, who, according
to the complaint, has introduced himself
10 prominent bankers and brokers here
as Sebastine H. L. de Magali, Bra
rilian. De Magali is charged with viola
tion OF the United States postal law.
The identity OF the complaint is with
held
The prisoner who is but p years old,
il is said, came to this city few
weeks ago and put himself in COM
munication with parties who were likely
to have money to invest. In a circular
which the police claim to have found
in his room at boarding house, a plan
is set forth for the invasion of the rich
Brazilian state by an adventuresome
band. 4 circular explains that the au-
thor is the agent of the party in opposi-
tion, in Minas Geraes, which party had
resolved to adopt the only practical
method of accomplishing the downfall
OF the present government.
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THE V|CE.PRESIDEN7
Continued from Page y

land reimbar&ed for the cruiser. A fin,
looking lot of men they were. depend.
able hardy and smart and the greatest
credit to Uncle Sans great navy.
The reception committee was proud oi
the showing OF the numbers at ths
depot and OF the derocations of the mer-
camille houses, which by the way, was a
, credit to the city but the multitude
that gathered at the scene OF the after
noon exercises was a revelation TO them
The result OF this revelation was TO
place all the speakers en- rapport and
instead OF the regular dry speeches
every speech from the Mayors address
was impromptu and full OF interest and
not a dry moment occurred throughout
the speaking, Good humor, good ma
tured bandinage, and heart to heart
talks made up the program, The ap-
plause greeting the speakers made them
feel at home, all formalities were thrown
to the winds and regular "home fest
was INDUCED in. Seldom has Astoria, or
any other city enjoyed the meeting with
such distinguished men under such like
circumstances. The talks were made by
Oregon's foremost men in addition to
the Vice President yet sueh was their
manner and bearin gthat the vast mum.
Der OF hearers felt that they were lis
tening to their representative men and
wer proud oi them and they had reason
to think so. The marines formed in
double lines on Seventeenth street and
the party proceeded to the gaiIy deco
rated speakers platform.
Senator Fulton opened the exercises
and in happily vein introduced Mayor
Wise who extended q hearty welcome
to the Vice-President. He said:
"Mr. Vice. .President:-0n behalf of
the citizens of Astoria OF whom | am
an humble servant, l heartily welcome
you, in fact, extra cordially welcome
you. 1t is unnecessary to state that
you have found one city on the fair.
banks Of the Columbia (applause) our
great statesman, Senator Fulton loud
is one O: our resources, but
we have other resources. We have our
timber, our salmon resources and by
! he way, we have our deep water har-
bor Some people have not learned that.
Some do not want to learn. We have
an ideal place for government dry
dock and naval station (great ap-
p!ause) and We ask our worthy Vice
President to use his influence to get
these for us as we can show that we
have all the necessary requisites (great
Astoria, as well as the bal.
ance Of the state. does not lack loyalty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
War Asainat consumntIon.

All nations are endsavoring 10 check
the ravages Of consumption, the "white
plague that claims 20 many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are in no danger Of consumption.
DO not risk your health by taking soms
unknown preparation when folsy's
Honey and Tar 10 saie and certain In
results. The genuine 10 In q yellow
package.
T. Y, LauFin. Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
EXPLOSION ON SHIP
Continued from page 81

in the very face Of the gunner.
No damage was done the vessel, and
she sailed for the target grounds off
PTovincetown under orders from Wash
ingtor.
How the powdered became ignited is
not known but it is presumed it was
from spark from the smokestack of
the warship. The dead and injured were
taken ashore and the wounded sent to
the hospital at Charleston navyyard
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
sM0THERED BY GAS,

SAN FRANCISCO, July l5,-4siiss
Nora Bellc ropeIay, visitor to San
Francisco from Pueblo Colo, was found
dead In her room at 66t Cole street
yesterday A gas je, was found partly
turned on and death IL believed TO have
been accidental.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16

~ Morning Astorian. 90 eents per
month, delivered by carrier.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-29
MEN AND WOMEN.
aes,tIy Every Human Quality Is u.-
les like In the Sexes. 49,

wessrIy Every Human Quality IL IN.
like In the Sexes.
man is man down to his
thumbs, and woman is woman
down to her little toes,' writes DR..
Hayelock Ellis in his book ..Men and
Women. There is hardly a measur-
able quality Of any sort which is not
unlike in the two sexes. Women even
button their garments on the other
side from that chosen by men and
choose Sunday instead of Monday as
their favorite day for making way
with themselves. So far as laboratory
tests go DR.. Ellis says that women are
unqnes tionably superior in genera,
tactic sensibility and probably SUI
perior in the discrimination Of tastes.
with no advantage either way in the
case Of the other senses Women haYa
better memories, read more rapidly,
bear pain better, recover better from
wounds and serious illness, are less
changed by old age and live longer.
Furthermore, according to the same
authority, women have relatively
larger brains, especially in the frontal
region. 1t has long been said that
women are the more like children, but
DR.. Ellis says that men are the more
Ike apes. Women. il short, are more
civilized than men, aid civilization it.
self is but the process Of making the
world ladylike. In fact, the only thing
left In which man is superior is mus
Gle. Men are two. three and even -four
times stronger than wcmen, and the
occasional exceptional woman hardly
reaches the level Of the average man. .
I Oven between the ages OF eleven and
fifteen, when girls are taller and
heavier, boys still retain their single
advantage In strength.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-29
woke the Judge.


The Westminster Gazette relates that
an action was being tried before Lord
Coleridge for damages for the death Of
Z sheep dog, a winner Of many prizes
at bench shows, and counsel for the
defense was endeavoring to show that
the dog had chad his day" and that
damages should be nominal. Lord Cole
ridge, however, was sweetly slumber-
ing, and counsel felt the necessity for
rousing him, If possible. So, gradual
" raising his voice, he asked one Of
the plaintiffs witnesses, is it not your
experience as an exhibitor that when
an old dog has taken his place regular
" on tile bench for many years he gets
sleepy and past his work?" The laugh
ter that followed had the desired ef-
feet ~